>> laura: in these tumultuous acc moanius times dogs show us how to get along even when we come from different perspectives. okay, that's my zoe and her friendly nemesis neighbor frankie. they always make us laugh. and that's it for us tonight. gutfeld next. ♪♪ [cheers and applause] ♪♪ >> greg: yes, happy thursday, everyone. oh, what a, what a great show we have. bret baier is here. yes! i think it's bret baier. either that or it's teddy ruxton. just in case i put if new

batteries. >> bret: okay. >> greg: dagen mcdowell is here. i know because i can smell the craw fish in her purse. so as the country reels from a bizarre historic raid of a former president's house our current president leaves for vacation. let's hope he tries para sailing or face jumping or even more dangerous, takes the stairs at the hotel. but he curves a break for as you know he's done so much. first he put on his jacket. this after he slow danced with it for 15 minutes first. that was a crowning achievement of his presidency so far just eclipsing that time he made a solid boom boom in the press office bathroom. well, near the press office bathroom. sorry bret. after approximately four minutes of actual work where his hands

were busier than a cnn producer on bring your daughter to workday, biden hops on a plane. he hops on a plane, and not just with dr. jill, you know, the noted the tv actress neurosurgeon who discovered a cure for hemorrhoids when joe accidentally sat on a stack of bingo chips, he invited his son hunter to fly along. not sure hunter really needs a plane to do that. so there he is with joe getting ready to leave. i think we have tape of the actual flight with hunter. yep. frankly, we've seen better behavior on the lolita express. by the way, he's not the only free loading family member who enjoys free trips on your dime. pelosi's son also accompanied

her on the recent trip to taiwan, you know, the trip that almost causeded a war. she wants us all to believe even though she and her husband have business dealings there, that's just a coincidence. that's like hunter and joe saying they just go to china for authentic come pow chicken. nancy says her son was there as her escort, to which hunter said, dam, that's even too kinky for me. but i guess she's trying to save face. [laughter] >> greg: what's the point? no surprise, though, she's down to the last three that she keeps in the fridge. every time she reaches for a pint of chocolate hawingen dawes she's looking back at herself. what a contrast of how biden were treated, they're flying around while trump's house gets

raided. did i say raided? how dare you says the lock step lemmings working from the same script. >> i know donald trump is saying this is a raid but that's a gross exaggeration. >> we have to be careful not to adopt the term raid. >> this was not a raid, it is not a raid. >> it's not a raid. >> trump talks about a raid on his home. no, man there was no raid on your home. >> let's be polite and call it a search and not a raid. >> it wasn't a raid on his house. no doors were kicked down. >> amazing how they sound all alike. so it's not a raid because no doors were kicked down. see, i don't think you need to kick a door down when you're armed and the door's already open for you, you butt head. i'm sorry. is he butthead or beavis? i keep forgetting. too mean. and, yeah, it was just a search, not a raid. more like an easter egg hunt, a

bachelorette scavenger hunt. it was early trick or treating and they were just dressed up as cops. so now the media cares about words after completely mistreating the english language like they were kevin spacey at the little league world series. what are you moaning about? a woman's no longer a woman. a recession is no longer a recession. now a raid is a search. so funny watching the media trying to play this off as a trifle when you know if it happened to one of their own they'd blow up like paul pelosi's airbag. wonder what he's up to. >> greg: he'll be out in no time. but maybe we'll see how they react when inevitably it happens to hunter and joe. they assume they're above the law much like most democrats when democrats are in power.

but do they ever think ahead? they won't always be in power. of course, the white house claims joe had no idea of the raid on a living president. how amazing is that? i mean, i get hiding things from joe, like his car keys, pony tails. but this is kind of a big deal. i wonder, you know, what's going on in mr. biden's neighborhood. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> hi, neighbor. look, look, you might have heard about a raid. there wasn't any raid. there was no raid. it was a, just a neighborly visit. it's a neighbor popping in on a neighbor unexpected. it's fun. you go through the closets and -- you know what's in my

closet? a sweater. i love sweaters, don't you? i love coming home at the end of the day, putting on a sweater. hold on a second. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> greg: ha ha ha ha. meanwhile during all this hillary is if you understand raising off her own crime. she's selling merch off the back of the mar-a-lago raid posting an image of a new piece of clothing on her twitter account which bore the slogan but her e-mails. a reference to her scandal much her private e-mail server which she's mocking. she promoted it monday saying every hat sold would help defend

democracy and also help male pattern baldness of any feminist. but her e-mails so cute. why stop there i can see a few more clinton related swag along the same lines but her e-mails. how about but her blue dress? [cheers and applause] >> greg: but his missing cigar. but her getting shellacked in 2016. and, finally, i know this one will take up a lot of room on the hat but got to do it. when bill goes to pedophile island and epstein gets murdered. i'm kidding. i kid ya old bag. the fact is there's different rules from these elites than others. trump was the opposite of elite. next jay-z and dr. dre the most free willed millionaire ever.

like kilmeade's tape worm they couldn't control him. now they say an fbi informant in his own house. pretty gross right. but what do you expect from a government who helped organize the kidnapping of michigan governor gretchen whitmer. gavin newsome would have been so easier approach him with a van of hair gel. if you find a crime you can create it. the only problem is it's going to come back to haunt you. right? if the republicans take back the house they should raid biden. i can picture it fbi leaving with 15 box of oatmeal denture cream and notebooks. but as biden once said as he entered the bunny ranch, game on bitches. >> period. >> greg: let's welcome tonight's guests. he's covered more news than a carrot with diarrhea, host of special report bret baier! [cheers and applause].

>> greg: he's nutier than a porta potty a. a peanut festival. fox business manager dagen mcdowell. she's like the mag nah card a, difficult to read and covered. fox news contributor kat timpf. and anacondas are his dental floss. my side kick and the nwa world champion tyrus! [cheers and applause] i. >> let me just say i think you brought the heat tonight. >> greg: thank you. >> bret: this was a top notch monologue. i love the show but i'm always amazed that administration officials come on my show after watching the monologue. >> greg: yeah, it is kind of strange that some of the things i'm doing. but i know you're trying to butter me up because you didn't read the topics. >> bret: i read two in between the show, i read -- >> greg: you don't have to read, all you have to do is say what

you said already today. that's what everybody does. >> bret: okay. >> greg: so where do you see this going, right? do you think there's actually going to be something there? because if there's nothing there then merrick garland looks pretty bad. >> bret: really bad. if it does not deliver it looks really bad. the attorney general said they filed an unsealed search warrant that's the next battle and will come to a head tomorrow. >> greg: i couldn't understand any of the legal stuff. the warrant isn't the thing it's the affidavit right? we were going around and around and around on the five and i was like get me the hell out of here. >> bret: the judge was against harold. >> greg: i was like just get a room. >> bret: it's going to be fascinating tomorrow but the bottom line is if it's about documents and classified documents and whether he should have them or not, i think there's a lot of people that say, there's got to be more there. >> greg: yeah. you know, dagan, you have a choice. you can talk about that, you can

talk about hillary trying to make some dough, you can talk about anything you want. except what happened in the green room that was not my fault. >> dagen: since you opened comparing me to a port a john full of [bleep] >> greg: did i? >> tyrus: yeah. >> dagen: you did. >> greg: at a peanut festival. >> dagen: and since you booked the chief political corespondent or anchor. >> bret: anchor. >> dagen: you know, look at the big brain on bret. i'm just going to sit over here and work up some pickup truck jokes and just pick my teeth and glare at bret and make him uncomfortable. i can hit -- these are politicians on the left that deserve come upens. one, just stone cold stupidity. joe biden go to kiawah island in the middle of august? nobody on the planet does that. it's muggy, buggy. you can't play golf because the

sweat runs from your armpits all the way down the club. and then hillary, she's thinking in her mind she's going to get back in the game, and she hasn't dumped that drooling wall rus of a husband yet? >> greg: that's true. he's still there. >> dagen: now -- shut up. >> greg: i applaud [cheers and applause] >> greg: what do you think tyrus? >> tyrus: i think dagan's going to kick your ass after the show. >> bret: i'm hoping she doesn't kick my ass. >> tyrus: you're good. i got you. >> greg: you defend him but not me. >> tyrus: you got it coming. you said her burrs is full of battered craw fish. in louisiana that's not a compliment. you never get a, why, thank you. >> dagen: yeah, women smell like seafood, that's a real fun joke. >> tyrus: yeah. >> greg: that's not what i meant. >> tyrus: bra, i would be on an ocean for five weeks with no roof and sitting next to a woman

and i still wouldn't say you smell like fish, while she's eating a raw shark in her teeth, i still would say, wow, is this lemon. >> greg: i'm a patriot you can't insult me, according to merrick garland. >> tyrus: i just think it's important that we remember, we've got to let this go. i just -- when november comes, we've got to get to work. we can't waste time chasing. what are we going to find in biden's house, open cans of tapioca everywhere? notes, depends. angry post its from his wife, you know, maps to the bathroom. like we're not going to find anything we want to find. the smart thing to do was to usher him away because, could you imagine him answering the questions right now? raid? you know, or search? he wouldn't be able to answer any of those questions, because they would be raiding the white house searching for him to bring

him to the front. so they consider rid him away and let him stay there as this blows up his face. where's the vp in all this? >> greg: that's a good question. where is she? >> tyrus: kat >> kat: i don't know. >> greg: do you have a report on her whereabouts to read to us right now >> kat: no, i don't, i don't think anybody does. we know so little. and merrick garland hearing from him today, what was that? he got up there and he's like, yeah, i did it. it is a big deal. i am going to unseal the warrant. in the meantime please remember that the fbi rules. like, and we need more information because now people saying the same one or two things back and forth. it's like if this wasn't a big deal then they really overdid it and that's going to make trump win. or because they did all this this must be a big deal and trump's going to jail. and that's my impression of special report.

>> greg:. >> greg: whoa [cheers and applause]. >> bret: i was just going to say this was really insightful and you could definitely be on the panel. >> greg: she holds and grudge, just exploded. >> tyrus: i've been on the panel. it is wonderful. mr. baier does a wonderful job. >> greg: i did not see that coming >> kat: i don't believe that, that's all the guys after i got married saying i should have taken you more seriously. like no. [laughter]. >> tyrus: when i was on he even took the glasses off, yeah, you know you arer when bret baier takes the glasses off. >> bret: they're right over here. >> greg: i didn't even predict this would go in such a weird direction. but that's why this show rules, okay? [cheers and applause] >> greg: up next, toxic loads of political bile. more from the other sides of the aisle. ♪♪

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unintelligent, and public schools are doing their best to make sure that's true. the one negative trait republicans are more likely to link to their opponent? laciness. democrats would have said the same but they didn't get around to it. those figures track sentiments from 2016 to now. so a lacy jerk might put this division on trump winning in 2016. but pew also dated shows going back nearly two decades, meaning partisan and ty situate has been trending this way for a while. sure events along the way changed how people feel, 9/11, iraq war me getting marry. but the animosity is rising. so if any of that was hard to follow or if you can't read charts we invited them to interpret the results. >> you're a jerk. >> you're a bigger jerk. >> you smell awful. >> you make me sick. >> i hate you. >> i hate you more. >> thanks for coming to see me

at work honey. >> i love you so much. i'll see you at home. ♪♪ . >> tyrus: that's a hell of a note. >> greg: tyrus, isn't this kind of natural? it's like, it's like asking the mets fans what they think about yankees fans. it's like, maybe politics is a repository for people to put their alliances so they don't fight in the street. >> tyrus: kind of without all the scientific stuff you just said. just, when the media is based off of only interviewing the angry, crazy temperature guy. they always talk to like the accry guy in the streets or the dumbest college student they can find. you never see an interview as they come out of class with books in their hands, excuse me students, when i'm study, no, they find the one sitting outside trying to score weed to ask a question about politics.

so it's skewed. no one's in the middle. they always interview the outer fringe. so of course it's like that. plus they got their ass kicked in 2016, they weren't supposed to, trump won they were shocked and angrily and the media went right into division politics so of course it's going to look like that. and i'm sure the questions were put that way. i hate polls, especially like this, because you know before the interview, well we talked to republicans and they said you were lacy. so dems, we're not lacy what did they call us. so it keeps going. they need these remarks. >> greg: kat, are we really talking about america or like a sliver of america. like how many people follow politics really the way we do. we do it for a living >> kat: right. >> greg: trump is interesting so that pumps up the numbers but most people don't get that passionate about this stuff. >> kat: i don't know. i think more -- >> make a joke about -- you

know, sounds like blah blah blah >> kat: i love that. >> tyrus: blah blah blah blah, blah blah. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> kat: i will be waiting for your thank you card by getting the applause line off me. i think that people do, i think social media's had a lot to do with it, too, and i think that the obvious way to get, you know, stop this is to actually get to know people that have different political views but if you have this issue then that's also what stops you to getting to know people with with different political views because you think you already do. and it doesn't even need to be somebody from another party. if you say one point of view on one issue they assume they know everything about you. like i support gun rights, they're like why do you hate gay people. can you answer me that or are you at the klan meetings. that's truly how it is. we need to start looking at people as individuals. >> greg: that's true but i hate

people dagen and even more i hate people who disagree with me so what's wrong with me just staying away from them? >> dagen: because getting the grudge out can be a lot of fun. >> greg: yeah. i usually use a fork. >> dagen: but, you know, i had a blast with lots of people who were intolerant. >> greg: absolutely. >> dagen: and sleazy, and stupid, and liars. till my mid 30s. just don't let them move in with you because they'll steal the jar of change you have over the refrigerator and then never come back. >> greg: that's highly specific. >> dagen: or they might, in this day and age, if you do know who they favor, they may put a beto o'rourke sticker on your refrigerator that you'll never be able to get off because it won't be a magnet. it will be the sticky kind that was there forever. they're like what was that? never mind. >> greg: bret, do you think there is a role parred san media is playing?

aren't you really responsible for this? isn't it on you bret? isn't it your fault? >> bret: 100%. >> greg: thank you. >> bret: i'll tell you what, kat makes excellent points. >> dagen: just not on your show. >> bret: here's what i'll tell you in all seriousness republicans and democrats on capitol hill if they got together and agreed on what they already agree on there would be a long list. but what happens is they get to a point and then go to the corners because it feeds the base and they have to get elected every two years. the best bipartisan we ever had was eisenhower who managed to walk that line, in part because he was a general who was respected, but he could get republicans and democrats on big things together, and they would still be arguing with each other, but he got them across the finish line. >> are you selling a book? >> bret: no, no. i'm just adding a list history. >> dagen: by the way the 50s everybody wanted to work because everybody was hopped up on sugar they couldn't eat during the

war. >> bret: okay. >> tyrus: mr. baier that was an excellent point. i learned a lot. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> greg: there's an underlying theme in the show, all trying to get on your show. i don't know. i don't know. >> kat: i've given up. i'm going rogue now. >> greg: up next, a girl's school accept a guy as long as they identify. ♪♪ s a guy as long as they identify. ♪♪

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free my ties on lady's nights. it dates back to the 1800s when biology was far left advanced and relied on physiology instead of trends on twitter. to be honest there were some gender people back then as noted in the novel men who identify as little women. that's pretty funny. they actually made the cover. they don't do that on special report. they announced the change in a new gender diversity flossity e-mail to parents, quote, any student who identifies as a girl may apply to my school. students who join and remain here do so because our mission as a school resonates with them. the truth is, what you feel, even if you feel bald. translation, biological males are now allowed as long as you commit to your pronouns, the letter continues if a student communicates a desire to be identified as male or adopt he/him pronouns we recognize that at our school. being a girls school may no

longer be a place that serves that student well. well, they're consistent, nothing makes sense. by the way, harpeth hall counts reese witherspoon and amy grant as alumni two people we know are women after brief romances. it makes me wonder what's the points of a girls school at all? you know, aside from the pillow fights. >> a sexist would say. >> greg: dagen, good or bad idea? >> dagen: i would say to any trans girl who might want to go there, don't, hang out with the boys. because i did go to an all girls southern school for a few years, and you don't want to hang out with those bitches. [laughter] >> dagen: you encounter a lot of magnolia mouth, which is somebody who's drippingly sweet to your face and then talks heaps of [bleep] behind your

back. >> bret: bless your heart. >> dagen: right. but not even that. you're so funny love hanging out with you and then they call you like donut doris behind your back because you smell like krispy kreme krispy kreme. so don't go there. by the way, it's a ploy to get women in or girls in, because the enrollment at all these schools are going, because they're horrible places. >> greg: thinking, bret, that i should apply and identify as a young girl. because if you can change your gender without a biological underpinning why can't you do the same with age right? i know you're in, what, your early 60s, but you could probably just decide, i'm 35. so why can't i be like -- what's the cool age for these girls? i didn't read that part. >> tyrus: college. >> greg: college? oh, i'm an a 18 year old incoming blond female. why can't i do that? >> bret: sure, why not. >> why can't we do it together. >> bret: no. >> greg: why don't we just leave

this place bret? what are we doing for our lives. >> bret: i don't know. is this where i leave? >> greg: no. >> bret: okay. >> greg: we leave together. >> bret: i identify as sin, but i'm really not. this is where you lose a lot of the country. you lose a lot of middle america. you lose hispanic communities. you lose, you know, southern baptist african american communities, this is where the disconnect really happens politically at least where they say what? what is this. >> greg: yeah. tyrus, if you remove the biological reality from life, i should be able to enter the westminster dog show. beat those bitches. >> tyrus: oh, i would love to walk you. >> greg: i would love to crawl through those little tunnels. >> tyrus: you would. probably win. >> greg: i would. i think i would win. what's wrong with you? >> tyrus: i don't know. i'm just so shocked at the sexist in the story. >> greg: what's wrong --.

>> tyrus: so boys still can't get in? that's just not fair. make it everybody's school. this is, again, this always -- they say things that don't translate well. and what do you do the first time an assault happens, what do you the first time these things happen. what do you with the girl or family is uncomfortable sharing bathrooms and showers in you want to celebrate the individual but that's everyone. it has to be something, are the facilities prepared for this? you know, because, at the end of the day, a boy who decides to identify as a girl or whatever and 95% of the time you hope it's a nice healthy situation and sometimes it's not. we've seen it in other schools and situations but again they don't try to fix problems. they say that. we're just going to open it up if you identify we're in and we're virtue signaling and we're great. i did notice it says apply. you can apply. every job that i've ever asked

about where they say, well, tyrus, you're welcome to apply. we're not hiring your big ass anytime soon, but we'll keep your app on file to remind us not to hire your big ass anytime soon. >> greg: that is so true. anytime i've been asked. >> tyrus: you can apply. >> greg: you can apply, nothing ever happens. >> tyrus: no. >> kat: that's almost the most interesting part of this. >> greg: what? >> kat: which is this sentence in cases of non-binary students or hose though use they/them pronouns will be addressed on an individual basis. what is that basis. >> bret: right, they're they >> kat: how does that conversation go? some theys get in and not others, but what if you're a girl and you become a they are you grand fathered in or do you have to have a meeting. >> greg: interesting if you're grand fathered in. >> kat: like you're a girl but now i'm they. do they bring you to the office like excuse me we heard you're a they now and we need to talk

about if you can still go to school here. >> tyrus: do they set traps >> kat: is there a committee? i don't understand. >> tyrus: hid behind a locker. got him >> kat: if you want to pay $33,000 a year and this is what you want for your life, go ahead i guess. >> dagen: if your checks are clearing they ain't kicking you out. >> greg: yep. all right coming upkeep your socialist brains away from his organic brain. that's fun. ♪♪

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like socialists are taking over, they're marching through the institutions, they're taking everything over. taking over education, looks like they've taken over a lot of the corporations. it looks like they've taken over the military and it's just continuing. >> greg: and that guy runs whole foods where you'll see more socialists in the granola aisle than a may day parade in havana. mackey then explained that he himself is a capitalist and is concerned we're losing our gun rights and freedom of speech. or as the ladies of the view would put it, he's a racist. but it's refreshing you're a capitalist to run a company. mackey also called the lockdowns probably the stupidest thing the government has done in the 21st century and then said this about vaccinations. >> the so-called vaccinations didn't really prevent covid which is really what you expect a vaccination to do. and there have been lots of side effects for people. my wife is a long hauler now

from brewster. >> greg: wow. and to think that all of the rich celebs who wanted to cancel joe rogen have been buying $6 asparagus juice from this guy the whole time. pro freedom, anti government intervention, whole foods is bringing a tear to my eye, and not only because i spent 42 bucks on a bag of cashews. if only you got what you paid for. >> hi, welcome to half foods what can we get for you. >> can we get one of those rotisserie chicken? >> absolutely. that will be $12. >> hold on a second. i wanted a whole chicken. i'm not paying full price for that. >> yeah, it's a whole half chicken. you get half and gave gets the other half. is there a problem here? >> yeah, who's dave. >> that dude that lives on the couch over there. he gets half of every purchase made there. >> that's not fair.

>> it's called half food. we're a socialist store. it's in the freaking name dude now beat it. it's time for dave's weekly bubble bath. [cheers and applause] >> greg: kat, i have to say that we kind of operate on a myth here that only liberals shop at whole foods it's just that we live in new york so that's all we see there because new york is liberal but whole foods everybody shops there right? >> kat: we're also operating on the myth every ceo is not a capitalist. a lot pretend they're not and pretend they're woke but if they were that truly woke then they money to solar panels or he whatever. >> greg: yes >> kat: you love money or you would have a different job. >> greg: that's true you would be helping orphans like i did last year. >> kat: are you okay? >> greg: no. i was going take it further.

>> tyrus: he never was the same since he got back, seeing all those face down orphans in the mud coming back with agent apricot >> kat: did you have flashbacks? >> tyrus: flashbacks, you know. >> bret: seen it before. >> greg: yeah, yeah. i can't even watch rambo or first blood or first blood two, brings back horrible things, bret. he's saying this because he's retiring, right? >> bret: i don't know, hey, more power to him. he's saying what he feels, he knows maybe arugula sales are probably going to go down because of this, but, you know, he's putting it out there and in today's environment, it could cost you because some people get so upset about what you're saying it affects your business. >> greg: tell me about it, dagen do you shop at whole foods? >> dagen: i try to avoid it base of the other people that shop there and it's just a giant

cafeteria salad bar. it's not much of a grocery store anymore. i can't do this, you know. he's been like this forever. he just doesn't talk about it a lot, doesn't do a lot of interviews. i think he's probably going to run for president as a libertarian candidate, that would be my guess. but his store has been a breeding ground for socialism in every big blue city and not the customers, it's the people who have to work there and deal with the rich liberal socialists at every turn, the bossy, grouchy, bad tippers. every time like one woman comes in, she's going to scream about you about you're crushing my crackers when you back her groceries. and what do you think of doing, think about complications, i'm going to take her money, i'm going to take half. so again breeding ground for socialists, that's who works here.

>> greg: what do you think tyrus. >> tyrus: none of that is true. this is why you don't do interviews when you're asked to leave quietly. he was retired. so on his way out, in his exit interview, he did it on a podcast. he was trying to go out with a blaze of glory. [bleep] you guys i'm out. this place sucks, they're all socialists. so when you were the boss and could have made changes you didn't do anything about it and then when you got let go you're telling everybody. this is when guys get dumped for their lives and they leave them for somebody else and all of a sudden they have great ideas of things they should have said and done this is the exact same thing. he got on a podcast someone would finally listen to him, they're socialists, the company's going to he hell and the vaccine. he got it all out. he got it all out. that's what happens when you get let go you shouldn't talk, take a month off and don't speak. it's called an exit interview. don't do it live. >> greg: all right, up next, do you get nervous when your car needs service?

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large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fine print. 90% of profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever.

these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. ♪ >> a story in five words. ♪ >> greg: five words. ate warning light before maintenance. bret new poll shows on average it takes people eight warning lights before they take their car in for service. do you buy this? >> bret: hundred percent. >> greg: yeah?

>> bret: one op00% i had a mitsubishi diamante when i covered the pentagon and there was a sound that sounded like an alien was going to get out and i never fixed it. i met my future wife, she got in there once and said what the hell is this. i took it in but it was at least nine warning lights. >> greg: yeah. there is a joke in there. but i can't say it. >> bret: the alien was in there? >> greg: no, i'm saying she recognized --. >> tyrus: rookie mistake there. >> bret: we're way down the hole. >> tyrus: don't feed --. >> bret: got it. >> greg: tyrus what do you do when you have an engine life. >> tyrus: i'm a truck and have a grown ass man i don't have a light. i know my oil guy, changes like this. if the light comes on someone screwed up. >> greg: what kind of truck do you have? >> tyrus: i drive a chevy. >> greg: kat, you drive a truck >> kat: no, so i don't drive anymore. but, no, but when i used to and

when that light went on i handled it right away because i always knew exactly what to do. >> greg: what did you do >> kat: call my dad. >> greg: call my dad. that is so true. that is so true. it's tough dagen because the light is very alarming but it lacks specificity. it's like it's very blain, like someone screaming in the middle of the street. >> dagen: you need a reader that you plug in under your dash and it gives you a code, and if you have the manual, you can figure out what that, the check engine light is telling you is wrong. it could be like your oxygen sensor on your exhaust or something like that. nobody under 30 should be allowed to drive. if you don't know -- i know how to check my oil and i have a bad ass tire pressure gauge with a dial on it. >> tyrus: you got me. >> greg: yeah. well, when we do that new car show on the new car channel fox is doing we'll make sure you have a show >> kat: no, i'm going to get on it and i'll just call my dad the

whole time. [laughter] >> greg: don't go away. ♪♪ [cheers and applause]

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>> greg: we are out of time, thank you, bret baier! "fox news @ night" with the evil shannon bream! i'm greg gutfeld. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, the attorney general finally breaking his silence about the raid on the former president's home that has touched off a firestorm. counting down the hours now until the deadline for the trump team to respond to merrick garland to unseal the warrant behind the unprecedented search. in the new report tonight that among the items the