maybe joe is really rubbing off on her, the questions about the documents they were pretty amazing for the emerging media they're actually curious about the classified documents. so maybe she was surprised by that. that's it for us tonight thank you for watching, remember it is america now and forever. greg got felt excel from here. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [laughs] [laughs] >> greg: one am i doing? all you people stop it, stop it. it don't stop it. okay, happy wednesday we are just five days into kevin mccarthy's tenure as speaker of the house is artie become my

favorite kevin behind kevin spacey. as you know it so is preferable to be behind kevin spacey. of course, it took 15 ballots to confirm mccarthy which pointed only this is to monitor joe biden to become president. yes sumi. but while we were voting and rebuilding he was proving that revenge much like the fruity pebbles bill feeds me in the morning. as a dish best served cold. was different this time as republicans learn something from donald trump. they are keeping their promises and fighting like fiends. on tuesday, they took steps to boost oversight of both the chinese government and the joe biden administration. granted it's hard to tell the two apart. first they approve subcommittee to probe the -- i hate that word.

weaponization it's overused just say exactly what you're investigating. abuses against the american people. does the government collect info on or otherwise investigate in the citizens of the u.s.? and how deep was that collusion between the fbi and private sectors to ban speech at the white house disagree with? house republicans had a plan to address threats from china. like sentinel, a tax on the power grid, and under spiced that suits. the g.o.p. is also klein bag billions that would finis 87,000 new employees to harass freelancers, small businesses, and the orphans who manage my offshore bank accounts. [laughter] rest in peace orphans. if joe biden wants to get blood from a stone he should do a face plant bike riding again. [laughter] all that probably wasn't even the best thing that mccarthy did this week. yes, it's time to...

♪ ♪ >> is in a bliss. they are going away. the worst politicians around and now they can't stay. send out the clowns. [applause] these people are [bleep] clowns. [applause] >> greg: you get to live another day gene. yep, from the house committees. the bright spot for omar's when she breaks the bag news to her husband and her brother should only have to make one phone c call. [laughter] [applause] it never gets old.

[applause] [laughs] mccarthy promised to come after them and unlike the flatulent flunky it wasn't just hot air. he says, can't get a security clearance in the private sector i'm not going to give him the government security clearance. in her defense no one would hire him in the private sector. if a beautiful is interested in you, she's either a spy,, or as lost her sense of smell. [applause] finally, it's true. there's his hapless adam schiff is manufactured more lies than the cosmetic industry. mccarthy vows that we will not allow him to be on the intelligence committee either. also add anything else that has the word intelligence in the title. we asked him to comment.

>> may no longer be chairman but i can still feel like one with my new strap on chairman's ch chair. with her walking dog, get in the mail bills. just having fun. [applause] >> greg: nicely done. so mccarthy said that he would retaliate for the removal of republicans from their assignments in the last conference and he did. i'm next investigated the biden family that alleged crimes includes authentic collusion and countless shady foreign dealings. the only one who doesn't think the big guy is joe biden is joe biden. because he stopped thinking a 1992. this is slow down congress? the answer is i [bleep] hope so.

keep him busy. keep him busy. [applause] fighting each other, it keeps him out of our lives. while there slapping the out of each other we get to continue to do fun things. like cooking on gas stoves and drinking sharp shakes through a plastic straw. also every time congress agrees on something we get more war and more debt. if the weasels know they're always just a midterm away from getting busted, maybe will do better and that's with the winning will get you you need to it to the other side investigate, prosecute, they did the last time but now it's their term to barrel and like i say paid back. [applause] [cheers and applause] let's welcome tonight gas. he played a, and i paid a actor and comedian rob schneider.

[applause] he might look like a million bucks, but is just a single bill. america's newsroom coanchor, bill hemmer. [applause] she is like a nickel, shiny, small, and often found hiding under a couch cushion. fox news contributor kat timpf. and finally, he has trouble seeing eye to eye with people and giraffes. my massive sidekick in the n.w.a. world heavy weight champion, tyrus. [applause] how are you rob? >> rob: it's nice to hear joe grogan singing your praises. spam i'll take anything i can get at this point. you know what i mean? i'm a very lonely man rob. we make of the stuff so far? the shifts everything going what is your take away?

>> rob: i think that, i think that mccarthy is right. i'm thinking get the global entry known him saying? sorry, we got to take you and fang banged to go to the other line. where the x-ray your balls. get in there. [laughs] [laughs] >> greg: how did he not know that she wasn't a spy? who is named that and not a spy? [laughs] [laughs] >> rob: are of an answer for that, there is no answer. >> greg: it seems like the republicans are fighting. >> rob: it is, we are in an interesting place right now will be asked to have an opposition who can do something which is good. it's not by a lot, it's enough. i'll take enough right now.

any opposition to authoritarianism on care what side you're on let's go for it. >> greg: exactly you need to have sued two sides bill and you have two sides. one that's fun and when that's flirty. i don't even know where i am it's kind of funny seeing omar getting kicked off foreign affairs. >> bill: he got kicked off, but you know what happen? an extraordinary thing happened in washington, d.c. they had 365 members the house look for something together. that included a hundred 46 democrats. that was for the china committee. mccarthy says should live forever. >> greg: exactly. >> rob: maybe he will see fang fang. >> bill: want to know why united states stopped and made

manufacture anything more. can we make like a mini mall stall here in america? does that is to be met by some lead poison in china? >> greg: all the toy drum sets are made in china it's like -- i do a lot of deep dives. [laughs] [laughs] in case the authority stop by. if an unusual search history, a lot of toys. >> tyrus: he makes a lot of donations to orphanages. >> bill: will see, the house only has one-third, one-third of government. but on the irs thing of zoning 87,000, what you need 87,000 irs agents? what are they gonna do all day? how are they to spend her time? that 2 million migrants a year now. the irs can i have some time.

>> rob: tray auditing let's see if they want to come to the migrants when you want to start auditing them. [applause] [applause] >> greg: tyrus? what your thoughts on the events? >> tyrus: the answer bill's question for the intrado? [bleep] with us. that's with the intrado there and come after us. some glass like that happen. we get excited, but we know it's can happen. it's gonna get vetoed, or is he likes to say what? [laughs] [laughs] i'm so shocked that he thought the salvation army was a secret service. i can't let that go. >> greg: your need 24-hour circle. >> tyrus: i don't understand how that is not an emergency meeting were the generals? i'll say it again, he thought

that the salvation army was the secret service. and everybody's okay with this? >> greg: were just numb to it now. >> tyrus: it's beyond the pale. i think it's great, greg, sometimes love blinds you. we've all been there. you know, your whistle asking to know that she slept with everybody else on the football team. you know? onto the one guy she didn't tell no, usually guy to break down to them. [laughs] [laughs] there's a spot over here. this can hurt. i thought his line was great this that i didn't do anything wrong. what is the point? you are compromised. you know what i'm not fit because i was compromised. but it's on about about the money. the agents, the whole thing about the irs agents and the thing with the irs was about

funding decide their money for electronic car stuff that's what that was about. >> greg: last word to you kat are you excited? you think it's ever can happen in your lifetime that the irs will be abolished? >> kat: no, it's nice to say it and good for them to say that this is something they like to see happen. they also know that there's no situation when this would actually happen. like you said, joe biden would veto it and it wouldn't even get that far because the democrats in the senate so it's pretty much when a man says to you like, i would go to the ends of the earth for you. it's nice to hear, but notes can ask you to do that. this isn't the lower the ranks. you can just take the trash out. [laughs] >> tyrus: we have to be clever. >> kat: i like to see them work on things like potentially happen. anybody who would vote for that, then there's something serious. >> greg: we want you to take

out the trash not solve world hunger. >> kat: i would like to see the irs abolished but if all republicans in charge i feel like they don't have the balls to actually do it. >> tyrus: unless they put at the end of everything they wanted at the end of it and ice cream party. so he's not gonna veto an ice cream party. >> greg: that's true, and ice cream party. >> tyrus: abolished the ice cream party and ice cream for everyone. >> rob: owned about the guns were those go? the irs needs guns as much as strippers need phds. >> tyrus: how dare you that's why they do it to get that p phd. i have funded several geniuses. [applause] [laughs] >> greg: up next, they are on tiktok all day but not fans of the usa. [cheers and applause]

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country? i get it, we are responsible for maroon 5, but could it be that woke is some has replaced patriotism to the young get older and become deprogrammed by reality? does take living longer to see that the rest the world sucks by comparison? a state of america too and then i went to berkeley. [applause] either way they found new crusades to replace her love of country from banning words to push pronouns. lunch with the program and could do for one of these woke young people. >> okay what's bothering you this week? >> i know what anyone so fist offered out gas stove so we should be getting raquel for everything the speakers and other white male the golden globes are in america you know where the worst country. >> a new you come here each week and complain about both of the same things on a fee like we make any progress. >> that's your problem.

>> tell you what commentator go home, watch tv one week and try these couple shows. hannity, who are these guys? >> just give them a shot. >> okay. ♪ ♪ >> hey doc. great shows, america is the best. the constitution, amazing. [applause] don't get me started on the second moment i get turned on just think about it right? check this out. i'm deborah in america is my world. [applause] >> greg: if only if it was that easy, if it were that easy watching jesse watters. [laughs]

[laughs] last time he declared want something. your gen x or how we plunge nz's gen x are the ones teaching them. genex are the parents it's you, it's you who's the problem. >> bill: i didn't read the story i saw the headline. that's what gnc does right? and so do little informal survey on the building and i discovered the false watching tick-tock for eight hours a day i would hit america too. well done kat. >> kat: i know where you found that ugly girl the beginning. [laughs] >> tyrus: it was me. >> greg: weed is called msnbc. and asked them if they knew any ugly people. [laughs] >> tyrus: they didn't and i got the job. >> greg: do you think were

being unfair it's infirm at that's been treated for them? >> kat: and general it's weird for me to be proud to be something. if you like you should be proud of things you did, but whatever america is or is not i had nothing to do with it. >> greg: it's like being proud of being white you didn't invent electricity, those that franklin did. >> kat: america you like that? yeah you're welcome. which is kind of weird to me but in general what everything of america i was go back to hear you are allowed to air grievances with the country without the government retaliating against you which is awesome. one good thing us on the survey was that jen see was the least likely to trust government institutions. that is a good thing. it is not explained why they want the government to be that involved in so many different things so maybe it's cannot draw that to a logical conclusion the gnocchi camille a bit more. see what they hate government

but they want government in their bedroom sea-doo notice age changed everything why can't we speeded up? >> tyrus: it's experience it's fashionable. our group are contributed i've to be $9. no that's it that's my only problem. first world problems. you know? he liked his country chris march no, i'm impressed. what? they just say [bleep] you know? because it sounds good to get in their groups and they talk about things that are important to them. like who is on reddit because they are spoiled. there is no war, there is no famine, the stone coming in to take things other than a regular crime but in general most americans have it pretty good. so you can sit around and say i hate the country because it's

safe. you can't say that [bleep] and china. he said it's one person next thing you know you're gone. you could sell the stuff and it's fashionable and it sounds great. but one day something is gonna go down or life punches you in the mouth and then we thank god i'm an usually when they go to another country they didn't even remove my rights. how could they do that? you're not in america. so in america were spoiled. >> greg: it's true robbie been around the world that assume. [laughs] [laughs] [applause] you seem like a world traveler. you deafly got that shirt in like a honolulu gift shop. >> rob: i thought about this issue for about 25 minutes. i think i figured out. the problem is we have to be more specific with its generation were being too vague. they take things way to literal

we can't just say you be anything you want it to be specific can be anything you want out of the horse, no, no i would be a girl hang on it's can be a friend. i want to be a wizard, harry potter is just a [bleep] movie stop it. yet to be specific like you be whatever you want to just go right into policeman, fireman astronaut, will maybe not astronaut a president you know? of united states as any can be present of united states now. let's be specific that's my point. >> greg: no wonder that want to be either woodland nymphs widely cited. up next tons of food go to waste because migrants don't like theb retaste. ♪ ♪ e line. one dose of ubrelvy quickly stops migraine in its tracks within 2 hours. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors.

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>> welcome back. sadly migrants trashed the venue and then pitch about the menu. little tons of government-funded food provided by york city migrants keeps getting thrown out because no one will eat it. migrants tossed so much food aside you think that they were supermodels. [laughs] these images come from new york's row hotel which is one of several in the city being rented out with taxpayer dollars to house and feed migrants for free. the row is right around the corner from our very own studio which is great because just one dive into a dumpster my staff kenny for free. you're welcome guys. try to peanut butter and jelly. they're working with the migrants also saying that rooms are constantly being trashed and they become hot spots for fighting, and sexual harassment. holy i might've to make a reservation. [laughs]

while a legal boarding crossings to overwhelm american cities articles of impeachment, and felt home and security secretary alejandra. is accused of failing to control the border, the congressman fell the article says that his will for actions or immigration system undermine morale and imperil american national security. he must be removed from office. but is he really doing a bad job errors at at all on purpose? i guess we'll have to wait and watch what happens. the same thing i say when i turn a hidden camera in the planet fitness steam room. [laughs] you know i'm a picky eater, but i wouldn't throw weight free food. matching inessential american or mexico hit a $500 room is probably better than with the president lives and in the country. and you like throwing parties and throwing away food which mark i'm jealous an angry i'm paying for the party. >> tyrus: windows caught up in california i always want to go

to want. whatever you do when you get there don't think the water. because we get montezuma's revenge. see what you still say that? >> kat: it's all bad for you. so even though they need all kinds of help to get here once or here to look at me like whoa i'm not in this [bleep]. so because it's bad food. it's horrible food listen. when breakfast cereal is of the top of the new food pyramid account 70 don't migrants come in like on all nodding this. i like being healthy. that's exactly what this. >> kat: i saw some of the rooms of those hotel rooms rages being thrown in there. beer cans everywhere, it makes me so mad because i'm paying for it and they didn't even invite me. c1 where they get the corona from?

>> tyrus: that's the point. >> kat: maybe they know that i'm doing dried january so they don't want to tell me. we target all the stuff about port security so i never thought that we need a wall or all the stuff will really n need to stop providing incentives whets i come over here you get all the stuff why would you not? why would you not come over and throw wagers in a fancy hotel room? >> greg: it's a microcosm of everything you do wrong. >> rob: welcome of the migrants and rest my life member ten how i myself in a refrigerator flatscreen tv i'm not consuming crazy arby's food. that's dangerous. forget it. i'm out. >> greg: what your samoan right? >> rob: close to the filipino.

just a bed and go down. [laughs] [laughs] >> greg: i just want make sure he's a minority he can do that. >> rob: i do know asian i am. so if are a number we had that problem last time you were on. don't get a lot of chances to repeat the same jokes in a talk show the i get for being asian. again two times baby. snow and why not it's not the same audience. >> greg: this is a lot like your show with dana. >> bill: what is that trash? >> greg: i don't know. >> bill: you see trash i see tax dollars and a lot of them 1300 hotel rooms. we don't play the for employees.

down the border we have at least hundred and 60 nationalities at the border. they came to the right place right? your new city rather us from the world, we got the best italian, with it the best mexican come up with it the best chinese, you get it all right here? why wouldn't you will be in new york? [applause] all you need is new york unit of jewelry on the jewel you free using a hammer in their what wouldn't you want to be in new york? >> greg: that's now considered to be a blue-collar job. >> tyrus: the same thing was happens when you get free [bleep]. you don't appreciate it, you abuse it and across all linkages and religions apparently. >> greg: work and move on its harsh words, the former prince doesn't care.

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>> greg: it's great to be back all right. i think that work. no one can over share at the prince with red hair. he embarrassed his family for fun, now his towels is number one prince harry's book has now become the fastest selling nonfiction book in the history of the u.k. plane formed a thousand copies on tuesday she only booked ever so more copies in its first day then harry potter which also was a work of fiction. [applause] anyway. the book also reveals a whole bunch of weird, text message fight between megan and kate has a husband get that and what is even care also prince charles who said you had stands in his underwear every day to alleviate

injuries from polo not polio. polo. polo. stupid. and then there was that time that he suffered frostbite on his from a trip to the north pole sure he didn't get from megan? yeah it's contagious frostbite. i think i know i'm not a doctor. it's titled spare which comes from his claim that he was bread only to offer spear organs to prince williams. i know although the best out of luck generating her place. but as an exclusive claim that he was born to provide spare parts i preferred way back when they created heirs the old-fashioned way and by banging their cousins.

kat you are a huge fan of royalty but following what is harry's last name? >> kat: i have no idea. soon i know everything about this guy but i don't know his last name. that's because men love to talk their [bleep]. >> greg: even bad stories. >> kat: any time they can fit that in there. [laughs] >> greg: we were all thinking and a you said it. >> kat: like i said. c1 what husband but actual text between the two sisters in the book? in a person does that? >> kat: everyone is to be really careful and not hang out with them ever. yeah, especially because this was a tell all. which means that they told that all and now they needed tell more. they are going to need to find

other people to get dirt from and then that'll be in the next book so it seems like the fight you over because they want to come all this one sentence was a came over and did this and that'll be the next book. stay better not have a single friend ever again if you know it's good for you. >> greg: when you can't trust them to think that he really believes that he was bread for spread parts? >> bill: he was can provide organ for william? have you seen some of his party picks of harry back in the day chris mark is in which i put the william? [laughs] i'm due a double take of excess privacy like publishing a me memoir. of excess privacy like let me tell you about this. stevie wonder all about making the money it was never about privacy it's about the presidents should do a little yeah ha >> listen i watched a

six part document on netflix so you don't have to. >> tyrus: shame on you, shame on you. >> bill: it's entirely self-indulgent. but netflix has a new feature you can watch movies faster never do before you get to be you that circle me tell you. [laughs] >> tyrus: sometimes when you work with a lot of white people sometimes you forget that they don't have the sense that we have like i know of a building's about go down i leave i don't go to check to wish like ales investigate yet y'all go right ahead. i leave. how can you not tell that he did not write this book, she wrote this book. what man has saved text messages from his girl?

no. all he did see that face? that was his face during the entire time. what she told every dirty secret she could. your daddy's to do handstands and is unaware ch? it's in the book. rim of the he told me they want that big is because it frostbite a torch in confidence. your brother was using her for spare parts and no one had the billion room to say that as an icy were quite like that. at all. i give a shot than i can maneuver to the side chris mark when they go been inside a glass clued your entire life. in case of injury break glass use arm. she wrote it she is gonna keep on it in about two and half years for a broken, broke guy; dad hey, is okay? do not read this book it's her

book with his face on it. >> greg: i never even consider it but the text at all makes sense have you been following this as closely as i have question ricky said before the seven i know nothing about royalty. >> rob: i've been celebrating this for 3-4 minutes now. i've come to this conclusion prince harry amazing [bleep] change history. [applause] [applause] this erotic pleasure i shall no longer deny myself. never. never again. [applause] >> greg: up next pain was the plan for cranston to become aee mal.n. ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪breeze driftin' on by...♪ ♪...you know how i feel.♪ you don't have to take... [coughing] ...copd sitting down.

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of the traumatic and a great exhilarating memorable experience. >> greg: why is he telling us? >> tyrus: why you coming to m me? >> greg: because we know why he's telling the story, we nowise told the story chris mark tell mike to mike? think what is trying to say people out there who confused. >> tyrus: why have that awkward moment where she is like decided i'm trying to the best i can i'm nervous so he told to this about idea. let's off. now you know if go through all that. just a professional and that's what you do. yeah. i'm not condoning it i'm just saying. i would go to a professional. >> greg: here's my theory on work, i don't get why it's wrong to pay for when we pay people to

drive us which is far more demoralizing. we pay people to cook for us which is kind of sad, people clean our teeth for money, that's more intrusive. people in her mouth? seeing what you eat chris mark smelling to breath? i would rather just give you [bleep] in the back of a van. [applause] >> kat: do we do this segment so you could say that? >> greg: no it just came to m me. >> kat: i think it's outrageous it was allowed to travel by himself and was 16. i couldn't even go to the movies. [laughs] >> greg: i think the summing else going on here wise to tell the story? is because he's? or does he love men like he digs

girls. why else would people bring up these stories if they weren't hiding something else? >> rob: had the best line about this. so the best part of for him is getting up and sneaking out without paying. >> greg: you know i don't like jokes about work is no hard working woman with vascular leave. i leave the bus for laughs. >> bill: he sitters and a light district in austria? who knew? he said his bearing was on fire and he was with a. that wasn't the only thing. [laughs] >> tyrus: a good shot will clear that up i've been told. [laughs] >> greg: every guy has faced

the situation once in a life and they chicken out when i went to berkeley we would road trip to reno, nevada, i think it was reno where there was a kit kat ranch, the mustang ranch oh, yeah, will be driving all you were definitely going and we sin the parking lot and we turn around. >> tyrus: that's what you're supposed to do? it was for him. >> greg: i don't know. we will be right back. [applause] ♪ ♪

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>> greg: that was a great show. thanks to rob schneider, bill hemmer, kat timpf, tyrus, and our studio audience. "fox news @ night" with dreamy trace gallagher is next. i'm greg gutfeld, and i love you, america. >> trace: thank you, greg. good evening everyone welcome to america's late news, "fox news @ night." i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. breaking tonight: a second batch of unclassified documents were found by aids to joe biden from his time as vice president at a different location than previous mishandled documents. the white house is now scrambling to contain the story. the covid-19 state o