changes, but they came up short. >> i'm pleased to welcome him to cnn. he's appearing for the first time in the new role, senior political commentator. congressman, thrilled to have you onboard. welcome. welcome. >> laura: that's the big change? msnbc must have been unhappy to miss out. who could have seen that coming. thanks for joining us tonight, gutfeld is next. >> greg: okay, okay. knock it off.

>> greg: speaking of banks, did you hear what's going down at goldman sachs. the perks that you used to enjoy your job is disappearing faster than whoopi goldberg's jewish fan base. according to "the new york post," they're taking away the free coffee perks for the goldman sachs employees, i know, stop the presses, or, at least, the french presses. i know. that's why i sit down here and you're in the audience. so, now those bankers will have to pay for it like the rest of us, just like i do for those massages. bill hemmer has such strong hands. sadly, as "the new york post"

reports, goldman sachs employees return to work on tuesday to find out that they would have to pay for the crappy coffee. that's the post's words, not mine. i'm guessing it's starbuck which i happen to like. you know what i say? i like my coffee the tway i like my joy reid -- black and really bitter. to quote one worker, they were greeted by a sign and a woman yelling at them the coffee was no longer complementary. a woman yelling at them? judge, do you spend your morning at goldman sachs. the anonymous banker goes on, we have to go to the checkout counter before we leave. i paid $2.99 for a cup of seattle's best. they're talking act coffee or a urine sample from kelsey grammar. he's clean now. come on, people, what's with the whining.

you don't have to buy coffee. you can make your own or choose to not drink it. not like the gutfeld pay toilets at the studio where the audience has no choice. man, have i cleaned up on that, even if i don't clean them. but, look, no one is forcing you to work there. you're not changed to your desk like cat, that's for her own well being. caffeine is the least of their worries. as many as 4,000 low-performing employees, 8% of the goldman workforce could be laid off. so they might as well buy the coffee. they have a cup for people to drop change into. that was mean. i feel bad for them. but this is happening for everyone, not just wall streeters. so many americans are dreeling with inflation in an uncertain future. and for that misery, of course, you can thank joe biden's america, am i right, people? [ applause ] >> greg: yeah. yeah. yeah. that's what you call a desperate

attempt for red meat applause. that meat was redder than a baboon's ass in mating season. i'm not harmless regardless of what my homeless children have to say, the rich have troubles too. the price of helicopter fuel is driving me insane. i might have to fill the tank myself after letting kilmeade go. he could pack a lot of tears under those jaunty eyebrows. this is what happens when good times become bad. all of the perks seem to vanish faster than a cnn anchor. what freebies that were dangled in front of you to join the firm disappear like a garbage bag full of eclairs in the view's feeding time. but, like sea world. but, we're all -- we're all -- we're all experiencing this me laze. t -- malaise. the media would ignore it, the

politicians would deny it. it got worse, the press and politicians would collude and tell us inflation is a good thing, like covid is a good thing or high crime is a good thing. now that i think of it, i'm pretty sure they did say that. for goldman sachs, a company already dealing with lower revenues in this uncertain economic climate, co-workers claim the free coffee was the last straw. that sucks because the straw was going to be saved for the blow. >> here he is. >> let's welcome tonight's guests. she brought back hanging for parking violations. judge peer row. the man who looks like a comedian who owns a sandwich shop, that's because he is a comedian who owns a sandwich shop. joe derosa.

she's like confetti after people say, what a mess. fox news contributor, cath. and finally, he's got a gold chain and a silver tongue, my massive side kick in the nwa's world heavyweight champion. >> judge. >> what? >> welcome to the show. always a pleasure. you're like an ex-wife i never had. >> yeah, yeah, never wanted. >> yeah, i feel like oscar from the odd couple. an meira. >> you're older than i am. why would i remember? >> ann mirra. >> wasn't it two guys. >> felix unger. >> he had an ex-wife. he gets kicked out at the start of the odd cup. >> never saw that. two guys. >> you never saw oscar's wife, she called and asked for money. >> really? this is a recovered memory, a

false memory. >> you're the only person i met more passionate about the odd couple sitcom than the movie. >> and more passionate about that than this topic. >> what's your question. >> what's my -- ha? this is -- should we feel bad for the stockbrokers? or is it a sign that everybody is facing the chopping block? >> the economy is in the tank. everybody knows that. by the way the audience reacted to joe biden? in who gets anything free anymore unless it's from the government. if the government gives it to you, everybody is open arms. honestly, when i worked in government, nobody got free coffee. we didn't have anything free. now they're upset they don't have the free lattes or smattes or whatever the hell they drink. too bad, suck it up. >> greg: we get a lot of freebies in texas v. -- tv. we act like it's bad but we'll do it because we're cheap

bastards. joe, you own, obviously, the new owner of a sub shop. how is it -- how are the prices -- on the subs. because i go to -- >> unbeatable. >> very matey. >> very delicious. >> i don't use that word often. phenomenal. >> i stopped bringing hogueys to places. that shows i have to sell tickets. on the lower east side, come down, it's not free. sorry, what were you -- >> so, i live near a jersey mike's, no offense. i bought a large sub, it was $20. we used to talk about restaurants that had burgers for $20, that's outrageous. now that's the norm. >> no, we actually built our price list during the lockdown when we were developing the

place. we said when we opened we wanted to give new york a place that has old school prices. you feel that. now that we're not locked down. we're sticking to it. we want to give back a little bit. the thing that kills me with this story is it's not people complaining about the price of something going up. they're complaining about the free being taken away. which is -- it's like when people complain that your podcast has too many commercials in it, you know what i mean? >> greg: yes, you're not paying for it. >> exactly. it's free. i don't understand where people are going. this is the last straw. we're about to get laid off. what do you think is going to happen before the layoff. are they going to give you things? they're cutting back. and they're trying to dull you from caffeine. so you're not seeing that ask ax coming. you know what i'm saying? i don't understand what they thought would happen. layoffs are on the way. why aren't they giving us

presents now? that's not how a layoff works. >> it's not like a last meal, right? >> i don't know what that means, cat. you feel bad? i feel bad for anybody getting fired. >> yes. >> we can talk after the show. >> oh. >> greg: that was a joke. you're the prized employee. >> are you okay? yeah, i don't know. i don't know a lot about banking, even though i live with a banker because i'm married to him. it just seems like a lot of charts and graphs and wearing a headset and be like -- so we like never talk. so he drinks a lot of coffee. i can see how that would be annoying. but, again, annoying -- of course the free coffee sucks. i don't think they're missing it that much. maybe it's a trick. maybe they're trying to see who acts like a free coffee and they fire those people. >> oh. >> that's what i would do if i ran a company, just full of tricks. >> yeah, exactly. every day is a scientific

experiment. >> like a sociological experiment. >> every day, i insult one of my panelists over and over again, what would happen? >> i tell you what would happen if you do it to me. >> yeah, i'm still sitting here. i never get any free food. always, cat, eat a cheese burger. not, cat, here is a cheese burger. >> greg: that's true. somebody send her a cheese burger. >> yeah, i'll eat it. >> i think this is the desperate attempt of one decent person in management trying to cut costs instead of cutting employees. >> good point. >> but what's ugly about this is, yeah, that's right. you didn't expect that, did you? bec because, make cuts, downsize. they can keep going. you uh can't sit in your breakfast take an be like, all

right, kids, someone is getting laid off today. which which one of you has the lowest grades. sorry, cindy. please -- your mom will show you out. you can't -- and if things pick up, if daddy gets a special or something, we'll give you a call. love in a yeah, sea turtle. >> greg: sea turtle. >> in christmas, buy this, black friday this, spend your money, get your last gifts. the media covering this stuff telling us to go shopping knowing this is looming. so now have people are losing jobs, their savings are gone. it's always right after christmas, right after spending. all of the big markets, they got their money, what can we cut to make this last? no one listened. and it drives me crazy because it's across the board -- main stream media loves to tell you to spend and now go after a story like this -- how dare they cut coffee. fool, they cut your paycheck.

so, good luck with that. >> excellent point. i learned a lot just now. >> can we lay off kids? >> greg: an awesome show. baby apprentice. >> you have to lay off one of your poodles. >> i could host baby apprentice. i'm taller, i would be -- i could look down at the little children. >> and you like making people cry. >> greg: i would love this. i would love this. however, chuck, the producer of celebrity apprentice, baby apprentice, i'm the host. i fire those little brats. >> you want the toddler so they can beg for their job. babies -- >> can i say, the coffee price, $2.99. still an amazing deal? >> it is. it is. >> coffee is $4.50 a cup. >> $10 for a gallon of milk now. phenomenal.

>> sorry to bring us back. >> reality. >> back to baby apprentice. next. >> greg: the democrats had no apprehension for demanding the twitter suspension. ve hrivg with liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance... so you only pay for what you need! whoo! we gotta go again. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty liberty liberty♪ ♪liberty♪ ♪ma ma ma ma♪ [clears throut] for fast sore throat relief, try vicks vapocool drops with two times more menthol per drop*, and the powerful rush of vicks vapors for fast-acting relief you can feel. vicks vapocool drops. fast relief you can feel.

a journalist has a receipt of how big government censored your tweets. they spiked all of the tweets they didn't like. the latest batch of twitter files shows how democrats led by hillary clinton pressured twitter to crack down on misinformation that like sex with bill, never existed. they had to have sex once. or that could have been www.hubbell. independent journal matt tiabbi

released them. it started in 2017 when they suspended 22 possible russian accounts. they knew they were russian because the accounts if were all made of wood. thank you. thank you, thank you, joe. >> you're welcome. >> a call out to smir november. i know, you people suck! that was a great joke! their accounts are made of wood! okay, not that good. virginia democrat mark warner was pissed that a small number were axed calling twitter's reporting inadequate on every level. sounds about jesse watters' wedding night. they formed a task force taking cues from from hillary busy wiping her home server and bill's luggage when he returned from epstein island.

oh, yeah, you getting that joke. no such evidence of a coordinated approach from russia existed so twitter led them right to the welcoming arms of the fbi, the government agency now in charge of fabricating crime. tiabbi revealed adam schiff got twitter to suspend accounts he didn't like. those claiming the parents were from earth. schiff didn't give a response, but our team was able to respond. >> oh, please, i didn't want him arrested, i wanted him suspended, there's a difference. it's a warning. like in fourth grade when your teacher took a red pen and wrote, "see me" on your assignment. maybe you didn't want to see her. maybe you wanted to go out and play with the other boys, climb trees. eat pine cones.

but you did see her. and you thought to yourself, some day i'll have the red pen. >> some day, they'll have to see me. >> beginning to thing tom is america's kevin spacey. >> not from america. that's all i know. i don't know what i'm saying. >> on what part of it? i was trying to read the story today. it was becoming upset that something as stupid or inane as twitter has taken over so much of the public consciousness, let alone to be getting this much attention from politicians and former presidential candidates. and i would say, what is wrong with the attention span of this country.

i swear to god, as i was doing it, i looked at the side bar, and clicked tia stuns in new bikini. i'm like, we get what we deserve. >> i clicked on the same thing, she looks great. >> she stuns. >> have we reached a saturation point on twitter stories? >> no, we haven't. we've heard them for the first. >> greg: good point. >> what we hopefully are going to stop -- probably not, though, is seeing social media uses a weapon by the government to do their dirty work. why go out and find someone guilty of being a spy when you can prosecute them on social media. take away their work, their friends, their livelihood, shame them. make false accusations against enemies and somebody at twitter will put a million likes behind it. it was an amazing powerful tool. to his point, short attention span? one million people think you're a spy, well, you're a spy. not the fact that it's 1 million

bots. we said on this shoi, we don't have time to go back to tape, but 5% of 5% of the country is on twitter but in that 5% was our entire democratic party and they used it as a wonderful weapon and ruined a lot of lives. we saw while hillary was cleaning up her mess she was creating messes for other americans. >> greg: well put. if you had the power, who would you suspend from twitter? >> i wouldn't. i wouldn't suspend anybody from twitter. it's understandable, though, humanwise. what they wanted human to do -- twitter to do is say, yes, you're right. the election loss is not your fault, it was our fault. all humans want to blame their issues on someone else. not everybody has that kind of power. in all of the relationships where i wanted the guy to admit what he did wrong, if i would have brought the feds with me, he might have done that.

but then we would have stayed together. it could be wrong. >> let's talk about adam schiff, judge. what's going on over there? >> adam schiff. all right, adam schiff -- he's a total liar. i'm just -- i'm like overwhelmed by all of this. look, we had the weaponization of all kinds of institutions in our government being used against people who are innocent, who are not guilty of anything. so hillary clinton writes a book. the russians were the reason i lost. jim comey, my husband, the women who didn't listen to their husbands, on and on. you get twitter who decides, okay, she's right. get rid of the russians or let the people think the russians were on to -- on to -- on twitter and what we're going to do is make sure that people hate all of the russians and understand why hillary lost.

but the bottom line is, jack dorsey goes before congress and says, no, we didn't do anything untoward toward anybody. and he swore to tell the truth and he didn't. he should be prosecuted. too many people got hurt in all of this. and, yeah, i'm in the serious part of all of this. or maybe you can just jail hillary with no evidence just like they did on twitter. >> i think -- you think -- it's interesting you say you ear in the serious part of this and speaking to what your point was how this could be misused in the hands of the powerful. it's been misused in the hands of us. look at what we've done to one another on twitter. that's the bigger threat to me. >> interesting. >> the people here are following suit to what people down here are doing. >> look at that. if you don't have an audience, you don't have a coliseum. >> exactly. i think this -- doesn't matter what side you're on in this entire discussion, this is just another crystallizing piece of

evidence that we will take anything and use it to do the worst possible thing we can with it. twitter was a thing you went on and said, i'm eating dinner in soho right now, look at the picture of my pizza or whatever and look at what it's become. >> now it's a camouflage. you almost miss the j. edgar hoover saying, listen, i'm going after people. you knew who was doing it. now it's too late. they can hide. >> greg: we have to move on and you know what? we haven't done a pool joke yet. >> it's early. >> greg: i know. trust me. it's coming out. >> i did it. >> greg: you started it. >> that was good. >> greg: up next, celine fans are pissed rolling stone left her off of their list. ♪ ow, ow ♪ ♪ with a big, fresh carrot ♪ ♪ and a whole lot of cheese ♪ ♪ and the mirror from your van is halfway down the street ♪ ♪ well, you can say that -- ♪ wait, what? i said, "someone just clipped the side view mirror right off the delivery van."

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time and it's so bad it makes music fans think they should stick to stories about ooifrer membering tin and assault. 98 of them were bob dillon. >> no, they weren't. >> yes, they were. >> everyone who sang a song made the list. even the cat who sang the meow mix jingle made the cut -- pitch. but, what's outraging music fans and twitter fiends alike is the absence of one legend and that legend is celine dion. one of the top selling solo artists of all time according to my gay staff members. even evil shannon breen tears up. >> they had prince 16 to the list. that they're stupid. okay? where was michael jackson? >> he's on there.

>> not number one. >> who is number one? >> aretha was such a force. she did it by being tracked by the fbi for 45 years. >> going on rolling stone to find about music is like going to mtv to watch a video. it doesn't happen. it's a left wing weirdo. adel beat out people. it's ridiculous. prince was 16. i was done. >> you know who beat glenn danzig. >> i can't believe he's on it. >> i know. misfits, amazing. >> you know who else? >> let me finish. >> you know who beat glen danzig -- neil young. neil "can't sing" young. >> yeah, i've never listened to him on purpose. >> no. no. an accidental harvest, though. >> classic album. >> sacrifice on spot fie was rewarted.

he made the list. >> that's right, that's right. >> billie aylish might be a better singer than glenn. >> shell might be better than glen danzig. >> people -- if i get one message across tonight, this is it, please learn what the word "snubbed" means. tired of seeing the word "snubbed" in headlines like this. celine dion not getting on a list that digit mean anything to anybody isn't snubbed. if i didn't talk to you backstage, that's a snub. if i don't shake your hand, that's a snub. it means you're not included. >> i think she's comforted by the billions of dollars. >> so happy my snub joke worked. >> greg: it was really good. light laughter -- not out of control like what they do for me. >> i know. i know. >> greg: no mike patten.

he's the greatest of all time. >> he would never be on that. >> still shocked that glen danzig got to the list. that's incredible. that makes up for celine being left off. >> prince is 16. why are we talking? >> prince should be one? >> i think there's a difference between people who can sing a song that somebody else wrote and song writers and art aases and musicians, yeah, when you're the total package and you stand up -- yeah, that's right. why. will he did the slave thing for a while. sorry. prince was 16. i'm taking my ball and going home. >> who was not on the list. >> i did not carry him through a club for his safety for him to be 16. >> there you have it. >> greg: the interior. one of the best rock-a-billy singers. >> how deep cut do you want to go with this list? >> greg: i'm mad at myself for being that interested in obvious click bait. we know that the rolling stone is dead as an entity.

i grew up reading rolling stone. i put covers on my wall like cheap trick and the glass. it's a hateful, snide, terrible publications but i still get suckered in. >> once the covers got small, it was over. that's the turning point with rolling stone. >> judge, what was your keep takeaway. >> my key takeaway is minnie river ton does not belong on a list of the top 200 singers. >> greg: she's a great singer. >> she had one song. ♪ how dare you because you're beautiful ♪ >> you're beautiful. >> greg: everything that i do. >> that's right. okay. all right. >> greg: lalalala! >> yeah, how is minnie on and celine dion isn't. >> where was sammie davis? >> i don't know. or sammie hay guard. >> celine dion should be on it. i have a friend -- we have a friend who loves celine dion so

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old. at the time, the movie was well received, even winning multiple oscars. plus, the roman poe lance i can award for outstanding teenage nudity. funny, because it's true. the actress who played juliet even defended the scene as recently at 2018 saying the nakedness, quote, was needed for the film. if i had a nickel for every time i said that. and the only films i was making were for driver's ed. i think that was his nickname. call me, driver's ed. i'm in the book. under your bed. where am i? she and the actor who played romeo are suing pair mount pictures for $500 million. $500 million.

claiming doing the scene in nothing but body paint amounted -- amounted to sexual exploitation of children. but the movie is 55 years old making him older than leonardo dicaprio's last three girlfriends combined. the actors are anywhere that he 70s. they could reshoot it today, instead of body paint, they would be covered in aspercream. don't knock it until you try it. hot all over. cat, they claimed the director said the movie would fail if they didn't do it. that's a great line to get people naked, right? >> it depends on what you mean by great. effective, probably. >> what do you make of this? what do you make of this lawsuit? >> i think if it's a different movie, you change one word, romeo and the drag queen, it

would lead off fox & friends. people say, you know what, hollywood has this environment where you can say, okay, you want this, a million other people want this. if you don't do this, then you know there'll be somebody else who will. that's why we hear nonstop stories about perverted stuff that goes on in hollywood. it was a long time ago, but california lifted the statute of limitations for a certain period of time and this came in on the deadline of that. >> the professional cheer leader law, they complain about what they get paid but someone will get replaced. this movie would be made today if it were trans, right? >> still could not have the nude scene? >> yes, you could. are you body shaming, joe? >> i mean, if you're 15, 15 is 15. as r. kellie. dave cha'pelle did a funny bit about it. the point is, i look forward to

whatever government list i got myself on to today by googling the scene. >> greg: i did too, i googled it at work. >> readily available on google images and videos. it shouldn't be. look, i think cat has a great point. i worked in hollywood. i hope to again, even after having appeared on fox news. i've never been sexualized but i've been in situations where people did unethical things to me. those people were in power positions. >> greg: like what, come on? >> and you do feel frayed to go -- you go, i should say something about this, i shouldn't complain about this. if i do -- so i understand the pressure of not to an extent of what other people have been through, but i do understand the pressure of, is it worth losing everything to speak out against this right now. >> did a female director try to get you naked? >> it was a man. and he got me naked.

he said it was for a lord of the flies remake. >> he handed me a shell. but, but -- >> but, the only -- the only thing that i think is a shame about this is -- i understand the -- the aspect of not saying something. i don't understand why three years ago, four years ago, she went out of her way to defend it. >> greg: that's what i don't get. >> and now is completely contradicting that. it's like when disney goes out of their way to be woke when they did all of the most racist stuff. be better. just be better and shut up. you don't have to go the opposite direction. i don't -- i think that takes some of the steam out of this stance now. because it's -- it's -- i don't know, it's a little -- it's not suspect, it's illegal and wrong, it's illegal and wrong. but it's weird to me she took such a 180. >> statute of limitations,

judge, you are a judge. where do you rule on this case? see what i did there? >> clever. >> the case is not going to be dismissed because it's an old case, as cat said, they decided based on the number of sexual assaults, complaints, that they heard about where it happened a long time ago, california passed a law and said, look, we don't care how long ago it was, if you have a sexual complaint and you want to sue somebody, it's fine. you have two years. these people come in december 31. this woman has lost all credibility. when she defended the film, when she said it was needed for the film, when initially she signed on, she was not supposed to be naked, she was supposed to be wearing some kind of suit, some kind of cover-up for the film. and then they agreed. where was her agent, her parents, everybody else? and by the way, with all due respect, i represented women who were raped and and abused in ways that you cannot imagine. but the whole idea, the pressure. the only pressure is the pressure to succeed, no it the

pressure that i see on the street. of women who were forced or beaten or cut to commit a crime. oh, i want to succeed, i want to succeed. i'll take my clothes off. i'll do whatever i have to to succeed. that's different from the pressure they envisioned in allowing these cases to come forward. >> greg: very heavy stuff today, wow. is this the -- is this the -- is this the wrong time for me to tell everybody that i'm actually wearing body paint? >> well, i'll never watch basic instinct again. and i'm sad i knew that's what he was doing. >> yes. yes. nice work. >> you know, i think in this day and age where we're kind of seeing this lackadaisical look

at pedophilia to try to change the name, trying to ease it down. i'm for this -- i also believe people can feel one way and think about it and be like, you know what? i was 15. i mean, i have three 11-year-olds. you know what i'm saying? ? i've been in films and stuff. if a director came to them and said, we have to have it this way, we have to have it this way. it can be influential. but you're right, my kids should say, no, let me talk to my dad. >> four years ago, she said it was needed. she lost all credibility. >> yeah, but you can have -- we can have a change of opinions. i've said things five years ago and now i look back and say, man, i was wrong. 15 and 16 years old naked in a film is wrong. 50 years, 10 years. but for the director to say, we need it for the film to -- for a 15 and 16-year-old, i think it's wrong. with all of the [ bleep ] hollywood has been able to cover up, if we're going back this far

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words -- reusable toilet paper, that's all. judge, a company called net zero

came out, look at this, with reusable toilet paper, which is basically a roll up wash cloth after -- whatever. would you use this? >> that means that somebody else used it? >> yes. yes. >> okay. i wouldn't -- i wouldn't wipe myself with something that somebody else used. think about this -- babies get pins in their diapers. the used cloth. at least it's the same baby with the same cloth. this is ridiculous. >> this is disgusting. i agree with the judge. the company says -- >> it's the way you said disgusting made me laugh. >> because he's not disgusted at all. >> he seems tickled. >> i do own stock in this company. i own the company. i'm not just a member, i'm the. there was a joke coming out of that. i couldn't tell what it was. >> you got to it.

you fought to it. >> i have no problem with this product. given the parade of horrors i put into my body, i'm not worried about what i use and what's coming out. >> the parade of horrors. >> so true. >> is this something that -- we should force green activists to put money where their ass is. >> yeah. yeah. >> make all of the greenies use this stuff to wipe their asses. >> i don't want to ever be out somewhere and have greg say, oh, i forgot mine, can i borrow yours. you know? you know? >> i could wear yours. >> so disgusting. >> just so you know, he would. >> i defer the rest of my time to you, because -- >> yeah.

>> greg: worst idea, not the worst idea. >> not true. i like where it says 100% cotton flannel. like that's the thing. in that case, sure. it doesn't replace toilet paper. because -- what if you have somebody over to your house. it sucks so house that you have to pool someone else's house and you usually just leave. what if you do it. you see this. what do i -- i would drown myself in the bathtub. >> i would climb out of a window. >> what else do you do? >> i would get yelled at for using the fancy towel. >> i would use the fresh towel. >> not that one. that's the fancy one. >> yes. that's exactly right. so, you can put this on me. i'm using your best table linens. >> and cat leaves like i can't believing she didn't bring her own. let's have her back. >> you can't do that, you can't have people over to your house but, no, there would be nothing

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