for about five hours. who knows, it could be eight by the time you see this. pray for me and hope i get off this plane and maybe i'll see you tomorrow. >> laura: by the way, we found out, he just landed in new orleans. maybe he should call up pete buttigieg, he has that whole transportation situation figured out, right? thanks for watching. gutfeld is next. ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> greg: happy wednesday, everybody. i call it hump day but i don't want to get your hopes up. we're learning more about the raid at mar-a-lago, turns out the feds actually broke into melania's closet, spent a lot of time in there. here they are leaving.

♪♪ >> greg: feds are hot. imagine if they did this to hillary's closet. what do you think they would find there? true. she's killed more people than alec baldwin. oh, stop it. of course, the new angle for the media is the president raids his opponent's home but it's the republicans who pounce. so it's now you who's the threat. forget people trying to kill supreme court justices or killing cops, they forget the culprit to their fancy stereotypes which often look like this. that's actually, that's not photo shopped tyrus. until they face possibilities of violence based on words of everyday people reacting to a news event that takes up their lives, arresting them for

thought crimes can't be far behind which is something that's literally impossible for our president to be charged with. but remember to them words are the same as violence. meanwhile real violence burning down a couple city blocks is something you had coming. calls of nbc actually combed through pro trump message boards looking for danger. >> not particularly bright people but these are people who are ready to fight. these are people who are ready to go and they've proven tonight the past and now they are ready to fight regardless of if they're being watched by the fbi or not. >> i would not be surprised if we see the department of homeland security issue some kind of bulletin that we are entering a heightened threat in violence >> greg: bulletin. we're going to hell. meanwhile our favorite fart sniffing dope ranting about election violence. >> republicans have recognized they can no longer win elections

with votes and so they're leaning in hard to try to win elections with violence and they're for meanting that violence now. this is who they are now, they're a chaos party. >> greg: hmm. soy it's not the raid formeanting violence it's the reaction to it. if swalwell got any dumber, a box of hammers might sue him for stolen valor. nice beard home. media trump supporters for political retribution those people are on the radars but i doubt they'll hit the streets and burn down affordable housing. just reacting to a shocking act to someone they admire but expressing anger makes you a target. like when some idiot jumps into a lion's cage at the zoo and naturally upsets the lions then they blame the lion for eating off the idiot's face. so i invite kilmeade to the zoo. so the news now is raid. and in a word contradiction the

press mocked the anger while packaging it as deadly. but i wonder how weird those messages are. they might be. but it's hard to trust anything from these people. i mean how many informants helped plan the crime they were working on? good question. too bad no one will ever answer that. >> did anybody fbi agent or confidential informants actively participate in the events of january 6th, yes or no. >> sir, i can't, i can't answer that. >> did any fbi agents or fbi informants actively own courage and insight crimes of violence on january 6th. >> sir, i can't answer that. >> did mr. epps encourage them to tear down the barricades. >> like the others i can't answer that >> greg: why shouldn't you answer that about this raid now. think about it. remember all the people who believed trump wa an existential threat. >> the existential scandal.

>> he's an enjoys stingsal throat to those values. >> ex extensional threat tote what the country's nature should be. >> ex extensional threat to our democracy. >> ex extension al threat to our nation and globe. >> ex extension al threat to the future of the united states. >> he is an ex extensional threat to the country. >> they believe is extensional that they need to unseat president trump. >> says the expert in getting unseated [cheers and applause] >> greg: oh, stop it. he's down. he's got a new job. he's got a new job. and remember all the comparisons to hitler? >> we're already dealing with a president who refers to the press as the enemy of the people, that's language used by adolf hitler. >> american poisoned human beings, look at donald trump and see their biggest hero since adolf hitler. >> no difference what donald trump is preaching to what adolf hit letters preached in the early 30s >> greg: no difference at all

apparently. someone better alert trump right away he has three jewish grandkids. wow. wow. that is one lousy hitler. you succeed as hitler. wow. and someone better alert donnie doich that he's still a witness witless [bleep]. too easy. if they feel that way why wouldn't they go above the law to take out the next exceptional threat. they buried the laptop story and the russian hoax so why not fabricate one again if you believe he's orange hitler and if he's hitler we're nazis. the fbi already inflated the number of domestic terrorists and then they tried to define parents at school board meetings at white supremacists.

remember trump supporters attacked on the streets targeted at restaurants reminds me of the 2020 movie the hunt about trump supporters huntd in the wild by rich libs like they could hunt. it may be time to reclassify that movie from horror thriller to documentary. what's next? if they go after people on message boards won't that radical eyes more people and create more threats. suddenly everyone right of the view is a threat. this worries me. you should now be afraid of your own scare tactics because what happens when republicans regain power for us it will be the first time you pee after ten beers. it's going to feel amazing. that might be the best feeling ever. applause over urinating. but it's the dems who broke the seal with the raid. just like 2015, they poked the beast, they mocked the beast, then the beast absorbed all

their energy from all their tv shoats on morning joe and devoured the democrats like seltzer eating pizza on a toilet. and now their trump derangement gave all their critics amnesia so they forget persecution leads to red contribution. it's cause and effect. like joe plus coat equals confusion. sole what goes around comes around until the only one around is this guy. and it's like they always say, the night is always darkest before the dawn. let's welcome tonight's guests! if laughter's the best medicine then he's dr. ca roarkian, jamie lissow. her films are darker than the one i leave in my bathtub. film maker producer director of the new alex jones documentary, alex lee moyer!

like a potato she's usually braked, fox news contributor kat timpf. >> and space mountain waits in line to ride him. massive side kick and nwa world champion tyrus! [cheers and applause] >> greg: so jamie it's good to see you. >> jamie: good to see you >> greg: i think you need to start wearing tighter shirts. >> i feel like this shirt is the right size. it's my body that's too big. >> greg: there must be some part of a store that would sell you a shirt that would probably give you more room to move. >> jamie: yeah. i go to the small and short men's store >> greg: yes. i bet you do. i mean, as we all probably know who watch the show regularly you're mainly a threat to yourself. >> yeah >> greg: but it seems like you could be a threat to this country now correct? >> jamie: you think so.

real quick pause. when you saidd in the monologue the peeing after 12 beers >> greg: yes. >> jamie: i don't know that there is a better feeling and it also helps wake you up in the morning, you know what i mean? gets you right out of bed. >> greg: sad. >> jamie: i believe that, i do believe that biden did not know the siege was happening. i don't know if other people would agree with that or not. i heard that his alibi, it would be that he was putting his jacket on for the nine and a half hours of the siege. isn't it crazy how different biden and trump are? couldn't possibly be more different. trump got his house broken into, biden's not even house broken. [cheers and applause] >> greg: you got one more? >> jamie: yeah >> greg: i always assume he has three. he usually bats 2 out of 3, one usually sucks. could have been the first one. >> jamie: here it comes. i did give him -- sometimes i click over to see what was going

on on the other stations, it was infuriating checking out cnn but my dad always told me, when life gives you don lemon, change the channel >> greg: there's a guy here that just laughed at everything you say. i think you brought him. alex welcome to the show so happy to have you love your movies. >> alex: thank you so much >> greg: your first movie i always grew up the title because i'm old what's the title? you know everything about message boards and also you're alex jones a terrific documentary, you don't have to like alex jones to like the movie. what do you make of this so-called disbelief of violent rhetoric on message boards? that's kind of your fieldhouse. >> alex: i think anytime you go looking for that kind of thing on a message board you'll be able to find it. so being able to weapon eyes that at any moment makes a lot of sense and this is, you know, the democrats, their platform

fis fear right now so it's right in their toolbox >> greg: do you think this helps trump? because he's already kind of a folk hero. people are looking at desantis and now it's kind of like, well, no, he's back. and he's back and pissed. it's like rambo 2. >> alex: yeah. i mean -- >> greg: thank you. they like rambo. >> alex: it's definitely amazing for his story arc, as if it couldn't get any more interesting. the hero's journey just keeps getting weirder and weirder >> greg: that's true. i think if i was your friend i would tell you that's your next movie, just following trump around. >> alex: uh-huh. we'll see. he'd have to -- the access might be a problem. >> greg: yeah. but you both have the same color hair. >> that's true. >> tyrus: riveting journalism >> greg: thank you.

i need tyrus. >> tyrus: you hit about 2 out of 3, too, sometimes. i'm mad about the space mountain thing. >> greg: more like number 2 out of 3. tyrus what do you think? >> tyrus: i think it's important that we need to remember, do not respond. like this is -- we're being heckled. you're being attacked. they threw a jab, wasn't a great jab but annoying, like kind of stuck in the eye kind of jab. what i am pleased to see, mr. president listened to us at all when he was running against joe saying stop beating up the old guy they feel bad and he would come out and he would fight. he had a private meeting. i'm so proud of him. he didn't get involved. if you don't respond, they need the response. they need somebody to burn something down. they need us to fall and play their game. our response will be at the ballot box.

that's where we need to respond [cheers and applause]. >> tyrus: they're not going to get january 6th ii no matter how bad they want it. they're not going to get the red maga hats to burn down a building or destroy a city because most of us work in these cities and we need to keep the economy going thanks to the administration. so no response is the best response. be the snake at the bottom of the ocean and let them little punks chew on you and strike at the ballot box >> greg: kat do you believe we're entering a heightened threat environment? >> kat: yeah, people are gross on message boards. if i worried about what people said about me on message boards, i would never leave the house because i would be too scared i was going to get hit with a peanut. [laughter] >> greg: how do you get hit with a peanut? who's throwing that? >> kat: people have some stuff to say.

they have some thoughts in their head and then they type them out. nobody knows anything yet really. there's been days of just these fiery, fiery hot takes coming from all over the place about something we have almost no information about it >> greg: but isn't that the story of our lives. i mean, if we actually waited for the facts, we wouldn't have a show. sometimes i don't even read. i read the head line and then i sit down and do the show. kidding you know i prepare. >> tyrus: you have the notes right there to prove it >> greg: our assistant julio prepares this. rip julio. oh, are we done? i can't see that far. up next a mayor complains about disorder when migrants cross his city's border.

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>> greg: mayor adams makes a bust and threatens to send a lefty filled bus >> new york mayor eric adams vying for the title worst mayor since bill de blasio wants revenge on on texas governor greg abbott for sending bus loads of migrants to his sanctuary city. i boat he already called all of his friends in texas. >> i already called all of my friends in texas and told them how to cast their vote. and i am deeply contemplating taking a bus load of new yorkers to go to texas and do some gold, olds fashioned door knocking. because we have to -- for the good of america we have to get

him out of office. >> greg: that will go well. sending woke beta brothers knocking on doors in north texas asking texas to vote for beto o'rourke? good luck. luckily for them texans aren't heavily armed. hours after adams comments several more buses of migrants arrived in new york, mostly refugees from larry kudlow's ranch. you think adams would welcome them, just a week ago he boasted new york will always welcome new-comers with open arms but instead he's asking for federal help. sound familiar. remember abbott said he started sending migrants into liberal cities because of quote president biden's refusal to acknowledge the crisis caused by his open border policy. but as our very own bill melugin who has the kind of hair jessie watters can only dream about pointed out this week, for perspective eric adams is calling for federal help because he says around 4,000 migrants

have arrived in nyc the last few months since may. texas averages 4,000 crossing its border every single day and so far has sent less than a hundred migrants to nyc. so go ahead mayor adams send some new yorkers to texas, because if you do, my guess is, this will happen. ♪♪ >> hey, y'all, welcome to texas. let me guess new yorkers. >> yeah, we're actually here to convince you to vote that governor of yours out of office. >> i don't know about that but you can come to the barbecue and my sister-in-law and then shooting at my brother's place. >> heroin? >> no trash mostly bottles and cans but don't worry about disturbing the neighbors. >> but i have to ask the rent is probably outrages right. >> no we own and property taxes are really low. go make yourselves at home. ♪♪ >> hey, honey, listen, changes

of plans. we're going to stay in texas and you should just move on. ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> greg: alex you live in california. i hate living here. i think that would happen. if you sent anybody from new york to texas, they're not coming back. >> alex: i live in texas. >> greg: i thought you lived in california. >> alex: i actually live in texas. you took my joke i was going to say i don't think they should go knocking on doors in texas. but what's weird about this is sending the migrants to new york, and these bigger cities could ostensibly be an progressive policy just coming that -- everyone knows that abbott's just flexing. >> greg: yeah, but the thing is that the cities that have the sanctuary policy and now they're complaining that they have to fulfill that virtue signal,

right? >> alex: fun. >> greg: yeah, it makes me smile inside. does it make you smile inside. by the way, being a new yorker, i'll take a thousand migrants if they take 10 new yorkers. [laughter] >> kat: yeah, i mean when i was a kid i would have loved if someone put me on a bus to new york. >> greg: and you know as a kid you would do just fine >> kat: i would, i'm sure. aim scrappy. we talk about, people talk about the immigration problem it's not a problem with immigrants, it's a problem with our welfare system and how it's so expensive and, you know, stealing from people to redistribute to other people based on what the government thinks is best is something i don't stand for no matter who it is. but this is just so crazy. he's okay, i'll bus them over here. and he's like no, i'm going to bus people to you. it's like a policy version of i'm rubber and you're glue and these are the people in charge and they're supposed to be coming up with solutions and not like having a pissing contest.

they can do that in their free time. >> greg: yes, they can. no one's actually ever had a pissing contest. it's just one of those phrases >> kat: no, yeah, never say never. >> tyrus: i've had three. [laughter] >> greg: wow, i missed out where i grew up. >> tyrus: yeah. >> greg: we had bathrooms. >> tyrus: tough >> greg: apparently i'm 0 for 3. >> tyrus: but you tried your best, no judgment >> greg: yes. so tyrus what do you think about this? do you this i this is mature. >> tyrus: no. >> greg: i love this. >> tyrus: yeah, this is great. this is like your yard and my yard so i'm going to poor salt on your yard. what people, american citizens, he's just going to trick them on a bus and drop them off. like they don't have cell phones. they can't call the police because he defunded them. what group of new yorkers are you going to say, drive to texas and go knock on a door.

then, after your ass is kicked thoroughly, get back on the bus and go back to new york. like, i don't see where his -- sometimes i don't understand. there's all this theater in new york. there's movies and plays. where are the writers? where's someone to write for the mayor something compelling? because -- >> greg: it's true. >> tyrus: and clearly, i know he said he's all about plant-based and vegan and plant this and plant that. apparently he forgot about cannabis. because if he would have smoked one, he would have had a way more creative idea than i'm going to call -- i'm going to send a bus back. because texas is just going to end it back. you're actually doing them a favor. you're bringing them a new bus to put more immigrants on to send. >> greg: that's true. you know, jamie, i love how the

mayor keeps calling this bussing thing cruel as if going to new york is really unfair to these people. he's not a really good spokesperson for nyc. >> jamie: i thought the same thing people were like oh, no, you're sending me one of to the top ten places in america to visit. especially some of the places they're coming from, too, like coming from el paso to a place -- you know el paso is called el paso because they're like, hey, do you want to live here? no, thanks, el paso. >> greg: i could see that joke coming. >> jamie: could you? >> tyrus: it was like a applying plane >> kat: like a bus. >> greg: replace the lands. >> tyrus: here it comes. >> jamie: i could see that bus coming like a bus in omaha nebraska. there it is. i checked on break and made sure i can still return this shirt. i don't know. it's so stupid, i don't know, it's just like it's juvenile and

i think texas is the smart one because what people do is they come into this country and they go hey, let's put you on a 40-hour greyhound bus and these people are going to go, [bleep] this, i'm going back to my country. [laughter] >> greg: up next should explain that they love making low main. cure it. with mavyret. mavyret cures all types of hep c. in only 8 weeks. the virus multiplies daily and can damage the liver over time. mavyret stops hep c and cures it. if you've had hepatitis b, it may flare up... ...and cause serious liver problems during and after treatment. tell your doctor if you've had hep b, a liver or kidney transplant, other liver problems... ...hiv, other medical conditions... ...and all your medicines. do not take mavyret with atazanavir or rifampin. report right away yellow skin, stomach pain or swelling... ...confusion, and bleeding or bruising. hep c? crush it with mavyret. conquer it. cure it. in only 8 weeks.

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articles calling out caucasian cooks to make dishes not from their native land. someone better not tell them about elizabeth warren's powwow chow. remember that? i love that joke. they target the late diana kennedy, a 99 year old british chef, who pioneered mexican cooking, writes the new york times she never westboundingoned with her authority over mexican cuisine as a white british woman. too bad she's dead or she would tell them to go eat a bag of spotted dicks. by the way, this is a spotted dick. a lot of room in there, jamie. [laughter] >> greg: i don't know whether to eat it or beat it. >> jamie: oh, no. >> greg: so in their eyes, the only people who can make a taco are guys named pacco unless he's

from spain and if you're a korean born chef raised by white people in america because your korean food isn't korean enough. proving what i said a million times, adoption doesn't work. that's what this segment is about. and celebrity chef, jamie oliver, a white guy, even hired cultural appropriation specialists to give his menus the a okay making sure they don't offend anyone. who's jamie with his wife and kids. at least this jamie held it together. [laughter] >> greg: anyway, the woke -- i went a long way for that googled pictures of his family. jamie got divorced, that's why i rub it in. but have the wokesters gone too far. >> step right up new samples our new diverse tiesers.

>> sounds great. >> these are our tacos. what do you think? >> no mexicans were harmed in the making of this taco. you shouldn't be eating this anyway. >> that's right. we have also have hamburgers, give that a try. >> okay. might as well. approved by german chefs just the way you like it, can you not see? >> that's how you know it's authentic. >> we also have hot dogs if you want to give that a try. >> might as well, right? this one actually tastes good. but why is there no message in it. >> nobody really knows what's inside who. dogs anyway so, you know... next please, free samples. >> greg: couldn't the argument be made cooking a foreign dish is invaluing a culture. >> tyrus: there are none to be made. who are the morons eating it,

why are you going to a mexican restaurant if you're not mexican. who wrote this? show yourself. america is a melting pot schaus cause. >> tyrus: if you go to italy and ask for pizza and you bite into it, it doesn't taste like our pizza. chinese food doesn't taste like chinese food in china because they care about good food over there. so the fact that you are literally trying to be like cultural appropriation? there's only one meal for them and it tastes like the back of my hand. whoop. like that's -- give me a break. everyone's mom has made their version of chopped suey, meat loaf, pizza. we never had a choice. >> greg: chop suey was always like a great cartoon meal. >> tyrus: always the same always tastes like spaghetti but she would put a different name on it. >> greg: kat you never actually made a meal in your life, have you?

>> jamie: >> kat: it's been years. >> greg: do you remember the last thing you made >> kat: i made chile chili like two and a half years ago. >> greg: where's that from chili? >> tyrus: it better be. >> greg: it better be from chile >> kat: i did forget the part where you do the cultural impact research. i don't see how this is a problem but also the lengths to which people are going. like that british cookbook author who was an expert in mexican food died. there's always these articles about how she didn't reckon how she was a white lady who's an expert in mexican food. i don't get how that's a problem at all. but it's certainly not a problem you can't get over even after someone dies. >> greg: they see the obituary and they're like, no >> kat: some grudges go beyond the gravy get that. but i don't think, you're a white lady you made mexican food, burn in hell bitch. that just seems -- like you can let it go. she sdmied yeah, she died.

let it be. jamie, if i were to like rent a really tiny car, drive to a mcdonald's, order like a happy meal, sit in the like passenger's seat of the little car and eat it while kind of crying, would i be appropriating a divorced dad? >> jamie: wow. i'm just trying to figure out who's driving. i love, greg, when someone tells me they're a foodie. it's a really quick way to figure out i didn't just make a new friend. i hate the word i don't know why i hate it so much. and i get it, it saves time it's shorter than saying [bleep]. am i -- this is not a joke. am i not understand -- i don't understand where, whenever we have something from another culture or growing up, we're celebrating, and we're sharing.

you tell kids to share. i remember when i was a kid we had like, in school, they had us all get a recipe from a grand parent in order to come and say like this is what we did. i don't understand where the offense comes from just because someone came over first. like you don't go to taco bell and outside you see protesters that are garbage men. >> greg: we did the same thing when i was a kid. >> jamie: you know what i mean though? it's to celebrate it. [laughter] >> jamie: but you don't see johnny depp outside of a long john silver. you don't see -- >> greg:. >> greg: i don't even know what that means. alex this is a trend, whether it's sports or movies or now it's food, it's like wokism is to move away from the primary purposes, make sports fun or win but now it's about providing equity for trans. and now with food it's not important that you taste good

it's that you don't hurt the ancestry or something. i don't know. >> alex: whenever i'm forced to consider an issue like this, it's another example of just like radical first-world access that's gone totally off the rails. and like, you know, the world is like just laughing at us for even having these conversations. and every time i think about like discussing it, i feel like my iq goes down a couple points. so, i mean, yeah, people can get mad about food or whatever, but that's just -- i'm too busy to --. >> tyrus: and it's racist. they took their identity away from us and they had to event food. so racist ass letter. where do you think ribs and sweet potato by and all that good stuff came from? we invented it. cultural that bleep sfwleep once again by ending a sentence with that word.

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babe ruth who only used his phone to call whores. mlb cracked down on using technology on the field ever since the astros used signs to steal during the 2017 and 18 season. if the pirates were trying to steal they lost 6-4. pirates manager derek shelton said castro made a mistake and forgot his phone was in his pocket. he also thought castro was just glad to see him. but we get it. baseball's so boring, even the players aren't paying attention. better question is, why do baseball pants have pockets? it's not like there's a place on the diamond to do cocaine. and there's plenty of room to store stuff in the stadium's empty seats. but it makes me long for the days of babe ruth, when woman couldn't vote. >> a sexist baseball fan would

say. >> greg: terrible. absolutely awful that somebody would write that and put that in the teleprompter and force me to say it. this is about your generation isn't it? you guys just can't put your phone away >> kat: i have phone disease. i do. because, i don't know, you think you're going to miss something or you miss it and someone will be bad and it's not the case. i've been trying to quick and spend less on my phone because i found out a way you can check your screen time and i was disturbed. it was nine hours a day. >> greg: oh, that's a lot >> kat: i should be grounded. yeah, exactly. >> greg: alex are we changing our brains? are people different now? >> alex: yeah. i mean, if you can't keep your attention span going during a televised baseball game, i mean, that's a pretty good case study for what's going on i guess. >> greg: yeah. open when you're playing.

that can't be good. i don't know. i get it though it's like you're in that dugout jamie. >> jamie: yeah. this phone falling out of his pocket, greg, tell me you have a side chick without telling me you have a side chick. [laughter] >> jamie: if he had slid into home base i think condoms and a fake mustache would have come out. [laughter] >> greg: got an active social life. tyrus? >> tyrus: i have no plays on the baseball field. i think he should be suspended for it. >> greg: really? >> tyrus: i hate it. you're a professional athlete. what message are you sending. it's pathetic. you're so important, you're bigger than the game. what, you're going to get a text? [laughter] >> greg: he might be his mentions. >> tyrus: the trade dead lined passed you're good. there's no reason to have his

phone other than arrogance which is why the pirates are in the situation they're in. for the greats that played the game. >> greg: they're in a situation. >> tyrus: yeah, dead last. it's embarrassing and it really shouldn't happen. no place for it. >> greg: furious. wow. all right. didn't know where that was going but glad i don't carry my phone --. >> tyrus: passionate about by babe. >> greg: i know. up next, why some women get benched over an office compliment.

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