post that scott's on camera speaking to the shooter shortly before her death. tonight in memorial service to honor who lives behind her husband and its overall daughte bird we will bring you more details as we get them. that's it for us tonight, it's america now and forever. greg gutfeld is next. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> i need to work out it's getting really stale if you ask me for a happy wednesday, everybody. let's talk fashion. everybody was for that bright yellow dress last night, i thought it looked great, when

she peeled off the sticker that said chiquita. i like the banana look. that is how you put that in potassium and you can't fault her for wearing shoulder pads during super bowl week. i have that same dress and she wore it better. i look like a fire hydrant, i had to stop wearing it after tw dogs on me in central park i didn't mind. i guess we should do the state of the union, it's not news to me or to you, maybe you use those 70 to minutes while biden was speaking to do something better with your time like rubbing your grandfather's bunion or retrieving the dead mouse from behind your fridge. i taught my dog out to hoop on command after he hears the word pelosi because one good toward deserves another pair now if i could get him to stop pumping legs when he hears the word promo, if you didn't see the speech, here is a summary of what you missed. ♪

>> actually, that guy moved faster bird biden said a bunch of stuff that wasn't true and republicans called him out for being more of captain joey beha after a night at taco bell. >> some sort republicans want social security to sunsets, i'm not saying that's the majority. that means congress doesn't vote . >> fentanyl is killing more tha 70,000 americans. >> you gothic. >> also, for some reason, dr. jill gave kamala husband mouth-to-mouth.

he wasn't even unconscious. it makes you wonder about the state of their union. we will be right back. as for the whole affair what wa a unifying exercise is not a batting cage for campaign rhetoric. it is less real than madonna's face just listen. we stand for the most basic of principles, we stand for sovereignty, please stand for the right of people to live fre of tyranny, we stand for the defense of democracy. >> whatever. what is the problem here? it's so obvious, but no one eve says it, no one talks like this anymore. so-called leaders sounds like they are emoting to their odd like there that train stopped i 1860. the words are like joe himself dusty, musty and lusty. it's always weird because joe i yelling never matches the

content itself. it's as if the hall of presidents at disney suddenly started faking. i'm sorry to say that no one ever talked like this ever end even when he was faking sincerity, joe was a mess. make no mistake if we tried to raise the [inaudible] he will veto it. >> make no mistake, if you try anything to raise the cost of [inaudible] i will veto it. >> i'm glad we cleared that up. those are getting really expensive. i can't afford mine. but political speech is weird, it's granted immunity from the demands of truth and it's especially noticeable when the speaker claims to be for unity

as he lies about the other side 's intent and if you question that's coming you're being uncivil. there is less truth in last night's eight four penile enlargement. it's why all the jeering from republicans were as sign of progress. it is 2023, smothering 1853 wit a my pillow because we should n longer respect the artifice of the manufacture oratory when al it does is regurgitate. imagine if someone talked like that in everyday life. >> i know speed taping is creepy , but how about you tell me about yourself read. >> thank you so much for that great question. i think might record speaks for itself. i am all about solutions. my charm is undeniable. i also support the trees.

>> how about you? >> i am taking things well, jus trying to find the right woman for me and we will see where things go, really. >> i have made my decision. guide number one. >> are you kidding me? that guy is so fake did you not see that? could get your not wearing any pants. >> they said bottomless, bottomless. >> i didn't see that coming. okay. so that heckling last night may just be a natural evolution moving away from nonhuman behavior into something real, that's why trump worked, the stories about water pressure an rosie o'donnell, tell me they weren't relatable. you don't get any water.

how about that shower? you go into a shower, i have this beautiful head of hair, i need a shower. you go into the shower, and you turn on the water, drip, drip, drip. he could rattle off a liar to come up that they were his. because he wasn't a politician armed with political speech and political speech is not designe to share information it's designed to hide the truth and confuse issues and make you whe you speak like a human other humans can understand you, whil a lot of people are criticizing the republicans for heckling, a least that was easily understood . you out lie about me i will cal you out on it whether you are the president, a mindless old fo fort or both. >> she sounds like three characters from game of thrones.

>> he looks like the gym teache that smoked cigarettes while making you run the mile, comedian joe derosa. she is so thin you can use her as a dryer filter, fox news contributor kat timpf. finally, he men's his socks wit essbase needle, joe, i am going to assume that you did not watch the spirit. >> i didn't. you have no idea what went on last night pretty i have ideas spread. >> whether or they're accurate or not, i don't know, but i hav them. unwatched clips and i read up o it and everything i think some of what you said has validity o worth. i think it's a good idea i thin you got the entire thing wrong

mouthpieces going forward and marjorie taylor green? is a horror show. whether you hate biden or not, don't care, she is a horror show . she is the worst mouthpiece for what you want, she is your drun wife at dinner with your boss h works hard for this company in you're going honey shut the [bleep]" >> i agreed that the elder abus of wheeling this man out to speak from it we wouldn't even let my grandfather give a wedding toast. i get it, i know we are not in great shape, but can we not hav somebody collective with decoru to combat this? >> also your comedians that you don't like heckling.

>> i hate heckling. but also, be a good heckler. >> that's true. >> so when you're at one of joe's comedy shows, yet the think of what word to use for figure what do we call those things. >> open mic nights. what was your take on last night ? >> i have to say i loved it. i loved that the second element and got some action. i've left the christians christensen address, i love the heckling and i loved the speech. i thought this feature was very jumpy coming he spent a lot of focus back on bringing manufacturing back to the unite states trade why we shouldn't the united states beat number one in manufacturing. he talked about issues that we're important to president trump, social security and when he veered off trump there was a

lovely greek chorus moving him to get him back on track, i thought it was great. we are going to edit all of tha out. but it's interesting in the analogy of the husband and wife think. and i think it's true of democrats and republicans work well, they are like a married couple great somebody says something stupid and the other one says knock it off. that's the problem with the way the country has been running is it's just one party, and especially there is no husband anymore, it's just that crazy liberal wife. kat, i wanted to ask, you didn' watch, did you? >> i watched some of it, i read it. >> what we're your thoughts? >> i'm upset he did the thing. he talks about our soul as a nation. i know he thinks it suites, but

it still collectivist and creep and weird to me, the nation doesn't have us all, i don't care about you talk about it in the religious or the secular sense, it's an individual thing. i know he said also capitalist and all the ways that he can spend my money better than i can , which isn't what that means , but you want to extend your power to my actual soul. i believe in the separation of state and sold. >> this'll you're at the super bowl, the soul of the fans, it doesn't make any sense. it's impossible. >> the value of an individual, it is collectivist and creepy and weird and it makes my skin crawling. >> your skin is crawling right before me. i want to play with my favorite clip from last night, typist, w do we have the tape where joe points out one of the biggest problems we are facing as a

country? >> we are going to ban surprise resort fees that they cause, that can cost up to $90 a night at hotels that aren't even resorts. >> tyrus, they aren't even resorts. >> you know, i'm not even sure he meant soul, he might have been trying to say role, the role of the country, we just don't know. i sat through the 70 to minutes it was either that or listen to her talk about her day. so both we're about the same. here is the thing. i miss the good old, these like blazing saddles and there was one, character and thought no one else could do. he was on the roof, he was an old western and biden brought i

back. that to me was nice. on the serious side, he had a solution for hotel fees, but hi answer for that fentanyl poisoning in the country was more drug monitoring machines a points of entry where they're not going. so if you could, please, do tha when you talk into the solution to the fentanyl poisoning, i could at least say i don't know what he said, but i hope, but the star of the show was george santos, he was sitting there saying isn't this grace quest i am home. he made it. he's like my life is nothing, this is crazy. if you looked at him he was laughing and smiling. that's how you get off the hook.

you lie and then you go to a place where they lie all night and suddenly he is right at hom he's where he needs to be. by the way, that behavior, the energy in this room we have see this with some would say it an unhinged energy, that we haven' really seen before, i am dead serious i've been saying when you start to take recreational drugs out of the picture for people, people start to get a little on edge. they can't just go out and have a good time on the weekend without worrying and might drop dead in the. there is no industry more dependent on cocaine then politics. it has been removed from their lives. look at how on edge they all are . >> think about wall street, all those guys. right, every weekend there saying this could be it. ticket they might have switched to smelling salts.

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>> if you must. ma'am, ma'am, put your shirt back on. does kamala inspire hope? kamala harris, you remember her the vice president, she is on the left?

she is losing support even amon her strongest democratic backers . it so bad george santos is speaking of divorcing her. the new york times points out her allies are tired of waiting for her to define her vice presidency. including those who helped elec or don't see her as they future leader of the country, much les the. even hillary clinton things she doesn't have the political instincts to win, and she murders people. for more on all of this, a surprise special guest, joining

the live from washington, vice president kamala harris. >> hello, hello, greg. >> according to have referred t and even they say they lost hop in you, what do you have to say about that? >> in order to galvanize everything that we have already discussed and everything that w have already brought down to america, okay? i think we need to understand that everything we have uncovered and unburdened we wil continue to uncover and unburdened even more going further. you know, hillary has a history of supporting all liberal women but now she is saying you are doomed, what are your thoughts for it. >> when it comes to hillary, i could make a list and send it t

her on her private e-mail, but think she is well aware of everything we have tried to bring and tried to undo come up more than what she has done and accomplished as her time as first lady. >> james clayburgh, who often faxed people of color was asked if you should still be biden's running mate and he said he would leave that up to joe, wha you think? >> we have galvanized a lot, with electricity. look at how much we've done wit yellow school buses. think about the electric school buses for all the children, and they know that everything we have unburdened we will soon burden even further despite the fact that we have yet to do anything positive for the country side from bring it to its knees. >> last question, or you jealou

when you saw your husband make out with dr. jill at the state of the union. joe is half dead, let her live. >> thank you, vice president kamala harris. >> thank you, america. >> do you get the impression that this is orchestrated, that this is a plan to get her out? >> it is really sad because it really exposes a larger problem and the democratic party which is when you turn everything int race and gender, you are robbin people of the ability to excel because you're taking people like kamala harris who we know was chosen for her identity. and then you're putting her in the same category as a bunch of other people who worked really hard to get where they are. >> tigress?

>> i don't know, i think we hav to give her a break. whom in this building thanks that they could do a good job with in front of them. i think i would be doing the same thing. does man, i don't know, joe, yo tell them. i wouldn't want to touch anything he's doing that. i think she is waiting. >> cat, you know what i'm thinking. if the new york times is hillar and james kleinberg thinks that way about her, maybe she is awesome. maybe we got this totally wrong. >> thank you. may be i was just being racist. may be i've lesson. i don't think it's hopeless for her because we do know. she is as you mentioned, it's the identity thing. she checks the boxes, but she still has that one left. the non- binary.

>> that's right. kamala, harris they them. she could be first non- binary vpn first person to be vp who i both female and non- binary. i think it might have just give her an idea. is it time for her to fake her own kidnapping? >> i disagree with what you wer saying great i think she's very qualified for the job. i think the fact that we are scrutinizing her to this extent for her to define her role in this job is speaking to the absence and again i think it is elder abuse that's happening with joe biden. i think it's speaking to the absence of a presidential leade that were looking to see such definition come from a vice president. that's like being why doesn't keith richards sing more songs on the stones record. it's like that's not what we're here for.

but she can't play guitar. >> she can't? that analogy sucked. >> i thought it would get a bigger laugh. may be something like abba. but do you know what i mean? sorry, i just don't understand why there is this pressure on her to define this freight when was the last time, i don't remember ever being there was a vice president where we were also stunned for, except for cheney. cheney kind of an everybody sai this is a disgrace, he's pullin all the strings, people complained when the vice president. >> i think she might be brilliantly acting like a deflection target so the press can he praise on biden.

that is a theory that came from this brain. >> i think what you were saying was accurate. if you like everywhere we turn we don't have state leadership at this point anymore. i was watching that podcast today i don't even know who our governor is. so when you're immediate boss i in the state that joe biden is in, what she supposed to do? jump up and start kk she is elected to be vice president, joe. you make me sick. >> but when you give somebody a job in than you forget you gave them a job, that's not fair.

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>> does social media need security. miserably senator may have them there, joe perry josh farley says there should be a legal minimum age to be allowed on social media. the senator suggest the idea is part of his broader legislative plan to protect children online. for example social media companies would be forced to verify users that they are at least 16. a photo of them dating leo di caprio will suffice. also, parents would be given they are clapping.

i like this audience. the parents will be given the huge help if you're child's nam rhymes with sunter siden. that is like commissioning and study on the have on women's competitive swimming. i mean kids literally, kids literally eight tide pods so strangers might like them on social media. they learned that from social media. you might as well study the lin between arrogance and hosting jesse waters prime time. critics might say this is government interfering with fre enterprise, the people say things like you can't return.

there is ample evidence to this effect that big tech companies put their profits ahead of protecting kids online. according to mark zuckerberg protecting children are his top priority at least until he can harvest their organs and returned to his home planet. it seems to put women or girls in a highly competitive world. young girls look at everybody and it's like they are accelerating in their majority. is that bad? >> i don't look at the lots of young girls on the internet. i think if parents are paying enough attention to their kids, then this wouldn't be necessary and if parents aren't paying enough attention to their kids, then those kids will find a way to easily get around this and there can get that leads me to very interesting question. we are similar in age,.

>> you're older. >> but not by much. >> no. >> we are similar in age. what would you rather have that 13 -year-old spent its time doing, in a pool hall, or on ti tok, because it used to be when i was growing up, the bad kids were at the billiard hall and you weren't supposed to go to the billiard hall, but i'm beginning to think maybe if i had a 13 -year-old i'd rather have him hanging out at the poo hall. i'm starting to think there is bigger age difference between u than i thought. the billiard hall. >> i love minnesota fast. wide world of sports, they did that every saturday. ticket no, honestly, i swear to god, honestly if you gave a choice i would rather make it hang out in the pool hall

because i feel like you might pick up a skill set and at leas might be hustling people for money, something or give a real social interaction. i can't believe that this is just now becoming a thing that is coming from a sort of infamous senator way out in minnesota that this is not something more on the table. children and grown-ups should never ever ever have equal voices in the same form ever. it's not appropriate, it is not safe for either group. >> especially the one that pretends to be the other. >> this is weird. it's on level of is absolutely okay on twitter, that's fine, that you have to take into consideration, content is very available and being able to be seen on tik tok is okay. just the things that people are seeing across the platforms.

i guess in hindsight it is 2020 so this is crazy to me that parents don't think that this i more of a problem than it is. >> we talk about this a lot. i don't think it's enough. everyone should have to show an idea to use be on social media. if you do that, trafficking would be gone, cat fishing woul be gone. a lot of the trolling and going after people would be gone. why would you not want to verif who you are, these companies don't do it because people spen so much money with bots, there is so much money the fact that 45 -year-old man can have 47 accounts pretending to be 12 an 13 -year-old girls tricking boy to meet him somewhere after school. >> i stopped that. >> it's not a joke.

>> but how many more children need to kill themselves before people start saying, this tool is dangerous for them and we need to regulated a little bit they don't care, because they kids will have a tantrum if the take it away because parents aren't parents, their at the mercy of their children perky it's a gift to parents when you give them this little machine because then the parents don't have to like to much, they just say i don't have kids, but i assume they take these machines and they look at them all day, right? >> if you want to know whether or not we are at work with china , look at the face of a teenager on tik tok. that is the frontline, that is the balloon. tik tok, the chinese have their own version of tik tok. all of the content is super educational. you can learn about how to be a better chinese citizen. i think the question of being anonymous online right now are conservative we know social

media companies are so in the bag for progressives, we know they punish people and they penalize people who have just normal conservative middle-of-the-road views. we know people can have these massive implications in their lives like what we are seeing right now where they try to tak away his license in part becaus of the things he said on social media. i think as long that is still the climate i can see why conservatives would say i don't want my real name on there and want to have a voice and contribute to the conversation but if i put my real name out there, just regular totally respectable conservative views brickey you can be a conservative and call yourself donald duck, they will have you because if you decide to start stop being your information is on there. who did this stuff, oh, john smith from dot adopt.

you can let your information is on there because you can shadow banned me every day, but cat fishing at 13 -year-old girl or trolling her to the point where she wants to slit her wrists, i can talk someone else, my voice on twitter is not that important , but i would rather not have that voice and have to put an id on their thing kids constantly disappearing in this country and because of trafficking pair for they can d anything they want it's a horrible problem, and the bastar bastards silicate profit more than people. we should keep that alive, the people who bury you, they have to bury themselves to so everyone sees it. everyone sees it. >> coming up, help climate change and drought. oh. yeah, that's nice. can i use apple carplay to put some music on? sure, it's wireless. what's your buick's wi-fi password? it's buick envision.

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they don't want to be surgery pain-free, the american society of anesthesiologist arguing for reducing an aesthetic this to fight climate change freight it's a new way to be woke as an awoke while a doctor removes your kidney. society told fox news. if that was true, it would be i the washington post. they won't tolerate an accuracy unless it's about a vaccine for the article claimed anesthetics were responsible for .1 percent of globin global carbon dioxide emissions and they could use less mid- surgery without compromising patient care. especially if you give the leather strap to fight down on. maybe this is the future of wok medicine. i'm looking forward to their next about bloodletting in

leeches. this suggestion is bound to backfire, any reductions might take anything more emissions by people waking up during surgery and literally sleep themselves. i will pass on that kind of surgery per eight if i want to be half asleep and still in pain , i will watch fox and friends. how much anastasia does it take to put you to sleep. depends on who is talking. i'm glad i'm adult was in the room and finally said well, well , that's not right for. just like everyone else my lung are only a little bit bigger than yours. >> is it selfish to want to be asleep during surgery? how dear you hate the earth purkey get that's the latest wa they used to launder their own privilege as some sort of moral high ground and then demand tha

working-class pay for a. they won't touch their private jet, their motto is private jet for us, for you, the bus, or no surgery with no anesthesia. >> i know you are so this is like commit you actually do elective surgeries without anesthesia. >> greg, first of all, it doesn't affect the environment, every procedure i have is on th summit of mountain. i can tell you from my several plastic surgery procedures that i don't understand if it's goin from a tank to a tube directly into my mouth, isn't that the least into an environment it could possibly go. also, it is happening in an operating room. is anything less in the environment than an operating room? i would hide my money and an operating room. >> last word?

>> i never thought i would say this, but whenever i get surger again, one thing i am looking for is climate deniers. you think the earth is flat, great, cut me open. i want to stay asleep. >> this is one of the best stories of her. up next, you won't believe your eyes with the big surprise. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ when you really need to sleep. you reach for the really good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil.

>> story in five words. >> a story in five words. kat is having a baby. and buy baby, i mean a new book. i made it about me. >> this was harder to make than baby. >> tell us about it? >> you can't joke about that, it's about why we can. it's about the dark stuff, but we should because it makes all of those things easier, and it brings us closer together and i writing the book i share a lot of personal stories about mysel

that unlike should i have done that? but it's too late now and everybody is going to be talkin about the stories. people are going to be talk about it, but if you don't preorder it, you're going to be like so mad. >> i read the rough draft and there is a disgusting chapter. i'm not actually overstating. there is a chapter that is i don't think anybody has ever written about the spread. >> into want to guess. nobody will be able to guess what it's about. that's white the book even if you think you hate me, you migh like the book the most because you get to read about bad stuff happening to me. >> this is a pro free speech book so i also just show that

i'm not afraid to talk about any . if you don't like free speech, when you read this book you will . if you go through anything toug it is really a book for humans. >> that chapter on food is grea what did he do to you? he does that show at 4:00 p.m., and you just take them apart, piece by piece. >> no one is safe, i will say that. >> working order at? >> everywhere. it's all my social media, there is lakes on all my instagram an twitter. >> we did this with tyrus, it's on the top five of amazon. i was number one on amazon. i don't know what i did there, but okay. >> i would appreciate it. if i could go to number one,

that would be great. not a baby, but again, a lot harder to make. >> we will be right back.

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