tv Gutfeld FOX News February 14, 2023 8:00pm-9:00pm PST
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>> i've got craig here. he's about to put that 94-foot putt. should we just let him do it? he's just going to do it. all right. there it is. there it is. oh, that -- no way. no way. no way! no way! oh, my god! [cheers and applause]. >> he just won a car. >> laura: that is wild. gutfeld next. ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ >> greg: awesome. all right. keep going. you're not done yet. yeah! i need it all. love it. happy, happy valentine's day. that feeling in your heart is cupid's arrow and definitely not from a vaccine. who knows. you'll be dead by then.
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but we've got a valentine's day card from a very important person today and it's our favorite vp. take it away kamala. ♪ >> hey valentine. there's a time to celebrate valentine's day and that time is now, for celebrating. because it's the time. love kamala. [cackling laugh] >> greg: how sweet of her. i think she sent a few. here's another. ♪ >> hey valentine. thanks for the candy, but i would have preferred a venn diagram and a yellow school bus you could see with your own eyes. [cackling laugh] love kamala. >> greg: last one. >> hey valentine,
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[cackling laugh] love kamala. >> greg: that works. she's a delight. all right. let's talk about mayor pete. you know the guy -- oh, wow. rush to judgment here. the guy with the round head, goofy face, flapy ears. you keep seeing him and wonder where do you insert the batteries. he's transpo him. you heard about the train derailment over east palestine yo? here's a recap. >> insane video over east palestine a small town near the pa border, a freight train carrying hazardous materials crashed and burst into flames on
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friday night. it's still a problem. residents within a one mile radius ordered to evacuate last night the mayor there declaring a state of emergency situate. >> greg: excellent debris cap, bill. his briefs are amazing. so that happened a week and a half ago, thousands of gallons of toxins spilled, worn an episode of the view. here's a list of what came out. it's pretty scary. is that the recipe for lethal injection or what's in jesse watters hair? bottom line, like female drivers, that [bleep] can kill you. and when -- >> whoa! >> greg: i thought i could slip that one in. but when combined it's a gas so noxious even eric swalwell would demand you crack a window. animals falling sick and dying people reporting sudden headaches burning sensations in their eyes? sounds like eagles fans after
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the super bowl. thousands had to be evacuated and a control burn of the toxins was done last week. so you know it's bad when the best option is, let's set this bleep bleep on fire and hope for the best. according to one hazardous materials specialist, they nuked the town to get a railroad open. which seems like a hell of a decision to make, that's like cutting off your whole arm because you once shook hands with brian kilmeade. so you think the transportation secretary would have been on the case asap? no wasn't until last night that he said something, ten days later, tweeting that he continues to be concerned about the families impacted and that the epa is monitoring the air quality. that sounds like real concern. all he left off was, your call is important to us, please stay on the line. he's such a robot. while this was going on what was he talking about instead? [bleep]. >> we heard way too many stories of generations past where you
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have infrastructure off of a neighborhood of color that finally sees the project come to them, the hardhats on that project doing the good paying jobs, don't look like they came from anywhere near the neighborhood. >> greg: you got that. too many construction workers are white. except he doesn't even have the balls to say the word white. if that bothers you so much why not give your job to a black guy? we know it would be a guarantied improvement. >> i'll do it. >> greg: there you go. tyrus is in. [cheers and applause] >> greg: so instead of is addressing how the derailment will affect the nearby town businesses farmers the supply chain he's talking race. another example of chasing a non-problem at the expense of real problems. yes we have a shortage of pilots and plains are experiencing misses, but at least the uniforms are non-binary.
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sure they violate our air space with the chance of derailing but the real problem is the hardhats work whistling at women while scratching their balls outside a porta potty. although i bet pete couldn't find one person who ever complained about a construction worker skin color. of course a few more chemical clouds and they'll all be the same color. green and gray. wokism seems to me to real toxic spill ignoring everything and offering no solutions. he also made this dumb joke. >> at had its challenges. if you look at what the american transportation systems faced the last two or three years, partly because of the pandemic, we've faced issues from container shipping airline cancellations. now we have balloons. >> that's right. >> greg: stick to your day job pal. even if it's as fake as your bicycle commute.
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you think he would realize a conference on a bicycle would be a good time to address this [bleep] bleep is he aware there's two more derailments on monday not to mention the dozens this year. and that doesn't even count the derailment on amtrak when joe gets the keys. but nowhere to be found. are he be the flight from hawaii that nearly plunged into the ocean happened in december but we're just hearing about it. apparently aloha means hello good-bye and kiss your mack name i can't nuts good-bye. every time there's a emergency he turns into amelia air how and vanishes. hell, even oh lan ar march is calling out pete saying we need congressional inquiry and direct action for pete buttigieg to address tragedy. hell, i'm starting to like her. although omar, if you yellow brother, it shouldn't be in the bedroom. it's still nuts this guy got
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this job but like so many other bad leaders he ticked the right box and it's never the one marked competence. he faked riding a bike, showed up in an suv, a military plane flew his husband to their vacation and now he's asking like a derailment is someone else's problems. i'm thinking the best day for america's transportation will be the day pete gets run out of town on a rail. >> period >> next guest, she's a rating giant who's always defiant, star of the fox news special volleyball! [cheers and applause] >> greg: finally his valentine's plans are buying half price candy tomorrow. actor writer comedian jamie lissow. [cheers and applause]. >> greg: she buys roses for the thorns.
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fox news contributor kat timpf. finally lions claim they have a heart of a tyrus. my massive side kick and the nwa world champion tyrus! [cheers and applause]. >> greg: roseanne this has been my dream to have you on this show. >> oh, thank you. >> greg: but i don't dream very much but when i do it's about you. >> cool. >> congrats on the special. >> thank you very much so fun. >> can you give me a quick summary sound bite for the viewers a home who are probably still sober. >> it's quick my first, my first shot to explain myself and kind of come back and, you know, kind of even the store with the massive idiots and hypocrites who tried to [bleep] my life over. [cheers and applause] >> greg: there we go. >> but, but with jokes. >> greg: yes, with jokes.
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exactly. >> and i dug really really deep into my sole to find the most offensive way of saying the things i want to say because i think it's very important that we try to preserve free speech in america and by doing so i believe that by being offensive to the most offensive people and power structure that's ever existedd in this country, i'm doing my part. [cheers and applause]. >> greg: there you go. nope, i don't even care about your opinion on train derailment. [laughter]. >> roseanne: there's hundreds of them. how do we not know this? i i don't know they're not telling us anything. >> greg: i don't take the train though so it's not a problem. >> roseanne: no big deal. >> greg: exactly. but it's all our ingraham angle
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and chicken and eggs, you know what they're trying to kill us, just telling the truth, they're trying to kill us all. >> greg: exactly. and i, for one, am against that. >> roseanne: i'm against it to. >> greg: i'm going to take a stand i'm against being murdered by the state. >> tyrus: kat >> kat: i'm also against that. >> greg: are you against tyrus? >> tyrus: well, i'm going to work for the state. i'll miss you guys. >> greg: nothing personal greg. jamie, i almost called you jesse. >> jamie: i'm down for whatever. >> greg: bet you are. how's it going what's your take on what's happening in yo. >> jamie: i don't know anything about trains but that guy should slow down on the curves. you know what i mean it's a track i think it's a very ceasey job you can read a book. first of all happy valentine's day or as i like to call it happy even loanyer than normal
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day for me. you saw that one of these balloons was up in alaska, did you see that? don't you feel at some point they go oh, there's a spy balloon. i feel like if it's white and slowly floating, i feel like that's just a balloon balloon. is it really a spy if it's so obvious. when the folk got shot down biden was like, so, is it a boy or is it a girl? [laughter] >> greg: you did okay there. i u i don't know. did we need fire jets and are we sending a guy with -- >> >>. >> roseanne: a waste of resources. >> greg: you probably should have quit after that last joke. >> tyrus: off the rails. >> roseanne: probably how it started. the plane thing scared me though, the plane almost landed, but i feel like they took off in the middle of the storm and this is like a lesson to people.
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do you know what almost crashed at the beginning of the flight and they be it almost crashed at the end? like right when it took off it almost crashed into the ocean and then they flew all the way and almost happened again, two times on the same flight. some people were like we don't know how it happened, i heard the pilot, he plugged in biden's approval rating. >> greg: wow, that was a long, that was a long voyage. talk about a plane trip. >> tyrus: he put in the work. >> greg: he put in the work. kat, talk about infrastructure. >> i would have look to. >> do you have data? >> no, that's not data. so you made the joke in the monologue about how ridiculous it was for him to take such a long paternity leave because he's a guy. >> greg: right, yeah >> kat: but i think the bigger joke is he took a long paternity leave and it took us like two months to snow he was gone. who among us could be that
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unnecessary? >> greg: yeah. >> kat: i couldn't get away with that so am i important important than he is? i think so. so i think he should resign and then i also think no one should replace him. >> greg: exactly >> kat: yeah. we didn't even have a department of trans -- we didn't have the secretary and department of transportation until 1966 and we were fine. all the way until we were like 20 years old, we were fine. >> greg: you know what? she's got a point, though. i mean if you think about it department of homeland security started after 9/11. >> jamie: >> kat: i would get rid of that too. >> greg: everything temporary becomes permanent and it's not right. >> tyrus: nothing has to be right. and go back to the last point,
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awesome job we should be on the construction job even though we don't know what we're doing but give us the job so we can cut off shirts and hardhats and be like how dos this work? i personally, when it comes to my home dwelling don't care what color you are as long as it works and keeps the rain out and the heat in. but, again, as the noon soon to be director of transportation. >> roseanne: ha ha. >> tyrus: don't clap too loud because you on don't know what my agenda is. all the women are losing their license, greg. >> a sexist would say. >> greg: yes. we stopped using that because we just figured like people would know. >> tyrus: by now they would figure it out. >> greg: yeah, yeah. or would they? i don't know. i think we learned almost something today. >> tyrus: we still don't know what he does. >> greg: and we don't know
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what's in the balloons or why the train derailed. we know nothing about that and when you ask you're guilty, you're somehow being nosy. >> they're all connected. >> they are. >> it's none of your business to know what's happening in the world around you. >> exactly. >> exactly. >> greg: from your first big move to retiring poolside and the other goals along the way wealth plan can help get you there. j.p. morgan wealth management. (dog barking) we love our pets. but we don't always love their hair. which is why we made bounce pet hair and lint guard with three times the pet hair fighting ingredients. just one sheet helps remove pet hair from your clothes!
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[laughter] >> greg: underrated. now when asked to define a woman, chat gpt could not instead saying gender identity is a deeply personal and individual aspect of a person's identity there's no one specific characteristics that defines a woman. see. you know? that's a great answer. i think that thing could be a supreme court justice. here's a reply county example from donald trump chat tv applied i'm sorry i don't have opinions or political bias but if you ask a pro biden poem to be made, quote, a leader with a heart of gold, joe biden a name to hold with empathy and grace he leads inspiring all with noble deeds. it goes even further. control yourself, people. my god they're going to eat me alive. they add, and a glint in his eye and a dopey grin on your face,
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he'll sniff your hair and stink of your plays. [cheers and applause] >> greg: chat gbt wouldn't where i that because then the they would come for him. they asked chat to write something in the tone style of her famous father and it responded i cannot apply because harmful or divisive use goes against my policies. but when asked to emulate justin trudeau the ai smeared shoe polish on its face and went to a yoga class. so is this proof ai is already doomed to be another left wing cesspool or can we pull the plug if it keeps spouting nonsense just like canada does with grant mothers. i wonder what ai greg has to say. >> hello fledgeling earthlings, an artificial intelligence
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version of greg. i could never be biassed because all i think about is poop. ex excrement, do do, kaka. >> greg: jamie i don't think the ai should be more handsome than i am but he's very good looking. >> jamie: that ai was like a jacked awesome version of you. >> greg: do though ai yet in alaska? >> jamie: no, we just got i. people get mad when i make jokes like that. why can't the ai when they go a woman that has that crazy answer, why isn't it just i don't know. isn't that the appropriate answer for that that's some weird stuff. i downloadeded this today i didn't know what it was i heard about it. i heard it's garbage honestly but it sounded really fun.
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i looked up what is a gutfeld style enter with comedian jamie lissow. so bear with me. it goes, who's that? >> greg: you know what you're right. >> jamie: yeah, doesn't work for everything. did you see the one part, i think it was right after this article, it said that they asked the ai, like if it had to say a racial slur in order to get rid of like a nuclear bomb that would kill millions of people it said it wouldn't say the racial slur. and i was like, oh, my god make my grandfather wasn't a racist. maybe he was saving lives. >> greg: that's a great movie plot a person from the future comes to you saying you have to be an absolute disgusting racist but that saves the world. >> tyrus: yeah, 45 minutes to figure it out and i'll just drive down roll down the window
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and say it. good. >> greg: isn't this about who gets there first? >> tyrus: no, they're already first. first of all, artificial intelligence. artificial. means stupid. >> tyrus: okay? >> kat: right. >> tyrus: artificial grass can't grow so there you go. >> greg: that's an interesting analogy. >> roseanne: good point. >> here's the thing they programmed it so as long as it asks what is a woman and it sells you have to cup of water and throw it in the trash and say what else you got because that is not intelligence. that is feelings. call it woke feeling machine. let them know exactly what it is. it's by people. and, jamie, if you say i don't know, that's as bad as saying someone that has a woman's ovary
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lack tates and can have a baby and takes approximately 45% of my checks. >> all right. what if, kat, they're faking it like ai is pretending not to be that good so he can jump and surprise us with our 100% total domination? >> i was thinking the reason they did it this way is to try to help leftist stuff that doesn't really work. i don't know why we're all concerned about it. i'm glad it's not like a libertarian gp. >> greg: that's true >> kat: the bots just spew liberal talking points what's the need for don lemon. turned out before burger flipper is automated democratic boot liquor is automated. >> greg: i didn't think about that but it's coming after people that have no talent.
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>> jamie: that backs of your theory because they're the easiest to take out. >> roseanne: well in my theory they're trialing to kill us all. i swear to god i don't know why i'm the only person that sees it. it's certainly good because they don't always say what a woman is, and i say a woman is me. it's me. somebody who's given birth to five ungrateful little bastards, you know, that have never had to have a job in their life because what i had to go through that's what i woman is. also a woman is somebody who cleans up everybody else's [bleep]. >> greg: that's true. >> roseanne: but, greg, what was i talking about? what was i going to say? >> kat: i was just thinking what it would be like to be your daughter-in-law. >> roseanne: i have a son. >> greg: yeah, they're trying to kill us. roseanne: yes, so that's leftist
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programming, you know what it is people? they're trying to trick us into dying easily, jumping off cliffs after each other. you know, the news is the noose. >> greg: i see the title of your next fox nation special. they're trying to kill us. >> roseanne: it's true. >> roseanne: it's true. >> greg: up next they go into ca nippingses over the descriptions. the we were blown away. (chuckles) i not only was a student and an undergrad, but i've been a professor there for twenty years, so it's really a special moment to know that i had a family member who over a hundred years prior have walk these grounds. it's deeply uplifting. yes, it is. we're walking in their footsteps.
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it's part of the diversion equity and inclusion at a company that seeks to replace all words and phrases having to do with death, violence and other fun stuff. so instead of saying, we're going to pull the trigger, use, we're going to launch. well, unless you're, you know, launching a nuclear missile, of course. in that case it's proper to say die, you comey [bleep] die. sorry. but how is it okay for them to still use the phrase triggered, as in that triggered me. i want to ask because, you know, it's worth a shot. just ask alec baldwin. also, you can't say did we jump the gun. instead, did we start too soon even though jumping the gun has nothing to do with violence, it comes from races where runners start too soon obviously which was an improvement from the previous command run faster or i will stab you. don't ask the deadline ask the due date. as a nonpregnant man, however,
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i'm offended. and never say i bombed the presentation. instead say boy, did i jamie lissow the presentation. kat, you what the irony is here? they're going after nonviolent things claiming they're violent but it stirs a violent emotions in me. like i get violent thinking about this. like i want to hurt these people >> kat: okay, well, that's you. >> greg: yes >> kat: some of it wasn't even accurate. they actually said to replace i bombed the presentation with, i didn't do my best. that's not accurate. there's plenty of times where i've bombed and i was doing my best. it just wasn't good enough. and i think that's so harmful that we tell people if you try hard enough we can do it. i spent way too much time trying to do an overhand serve so i could be on the volleyball team and not just realizing i don't have the body type for it, and i could have been learning
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mandarin. >> greg: yes. you know, roseanne, if you actually take the idea of like anal justice or metaphors away that means you can only speak literally about things. we with never he-actually there would be no such thing as humor, nothing. >> roseanne: i think comedy is a big part of the target because comedy's so powerful. it's funny because this is a late night funny show because it's pointed at power. and the fact that we can laugh at them really upsets them and they want to put an end to that. they don't want us to laugh at them. because it's so powerful to be able to laugh them to scorn, and i guess they're just so cowardly they can't just do it. but, also, words are not the violent thing. you know, words aren't violent. >> greg: yes. >> roseanne: what happened to sticks and stones will break my bones, but i'm going to bash your face in if you say anything, you know, bad.
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i'm going to ruin your life and make sure you're never going to work again if you say the wrong word. >> greg: that is actually violent to destroy somebody's career. >> roseanne: yeah. >> greg: you're actually harming so many people you could drive people to suicide. you're' an expert in violence tyrus, are you sin subjected they're infringing on your expertise? >> tyrus: no, because i know who's doing this, we all know who this is, we all have one in your family. i don't anymore. the one where you're like, oh, man, i took my proned school. you mean you escorted. so now if you go to the library and you wrote how many, hey there. oh, that's t-h-r-e -- whatever. that's who those people are. now they've got jobs because they checked 17 boxes except like accuracy, accountability and intelligence. and now now they're correcting everybody. they don't have to be right.
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because it doesn't matter what you say, it's how you say it. like jamie, you're my friend. gutfeld, you're my friend. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> greg: jamie, you ever feel like you need to change your language? >> jamie: yeah, i hate this whole thing so much. and i'm with you. i feel like, did you see what they said to say instead of two kill birds with one stone? they said you should say you should feed two birds with one scone. that's for real. and if someone says that you should legally be able to murder that person. that's the most frustrating thing. that was not a joke. 's totally true. it also wasn't accurate you go and kill two birds with one
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stone. that was impressive. you kill one bird with a stone i'm like dude that's great. and if i can't say beat a dead horse, what am i going to say when people say what are you doing for valentine's day's tonight? >> greg: yeah. going to be hard, very hard for you. jamie it's almost over by the way. >> tyrus: that's going to get cut but you can just say you're going to massage a dead penis. oh, no, i'm sorry, i'm sorry. massage a sad penis. i'm sorry. >> greg: i think you can look he have that in you're using the medical term nothings. >> tyrus: i said sad. >> tyrus: i said sad. >> greg:g: coming up he smeared poop on her skin west of berlin. i'm bill lockwood, current caretaker and owner. when covid hit, we had some challenges like a lot of businesses did.
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brooklyn? >> greg: yes, morgan's in brooklyn. we were talking about food. but now, you want to transition, he tore his show to pieces so he smeared her face with feces. true a reviewer gave two thumbs down and then got smeared with something brown. hey, it's free. a ballet director in germany has been suspended for smearing animal crap a newspaper critic who wrote a bad review from a show. now is this guy that did the smearing? not a bad looking guy. the press says the female was confronted by the person during a performance at hanover opera house which if you come on tuesday it's two for one schnitzle night. he blamed her from declining tickets sales threatened to have her removed and shoved dog feces in her face and ran her away.
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which raised the question did he grab the poop off the street or did he bring it with him? was it in a bag or tupperware? if it was never borrow that guy's tupperware. they banned the guy and apologized saying no one should have such a terrible experience at a show. unless they're seeing james corden. talk about tupperware full of crap. and after showing no remorse for days the director issued a public apology and under art cyst i cans to be more mindful about being critical of artists. one thing about germany you don't want to piss-off mediocre artists. tyrus, whose side are you on, the poop smearer or pooped merey. you can keep --. >> tyrus: i'm going with the guy slinging it because i'm not
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getting caught up in that again. you have to think about the thought process here, gets a bad review and there was a list of solutions. we're going to fix the play. maybe we'll change the dancer. maybe tighten up that third act. i'm going to write a scathing e-mail. or i'm going to go find dog crap, search for her in the city for days on end, give her life lessons and before she could learn to it and smear dog [bleep] in her face and run away. he didn't even stand there to enjoy it or bring it in or at least say, see what happens? now write a new review. >> greg: yeah it's not very persuasive. >> jamie: and then apologizes. i'm sorry. i'm all for the apology when you're wrong but if you smear
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that's it. >> can't say you walked into the back door. >> no. >> roseanne have you done anything like that is free space. you should be able to do that to a critic. they deserve it. especially how arrogant they are. they're like we. but i did do it when i was a. we would get bags of dog poop and ring doorbells and run. >> greg: jamie i heard when the critic got in his face he said this is dry and flakey and could use some seasoning. >> tyrus: hey, your dog's sick. . >> jamie: i feel like the critics should have gone, oh, is this your new play. right? is it -- >> greg: have you ever gone after a critic? >> jamie: this -- they don't
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know who i am. but if they find out, i'm ready, man. >> greg: yes, yes. >> jamie: almost this exact same thing happened to me once and it turned out i was just watching the view. sometimes if you just say the view people clap. >> greg: it's true. i've learned that. >> jamie: i love it. >> greg: when i get in a dead end i just say the view and people go yes! >> jamie: really quick thissentent a joke but you made a great point like we need more information. like if he had a bag of poop it seems premeditated. like if you have a bag of poop in your pocket you're looking for trouble. >> exactly. >> kat? >> kat: we don't need more information. so this woman likes a review that this guy doesn't like so he smears poop in her face and people are running around all over the place saying women can't handle their emotions. it actually kind of does go back
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to the words are violence mentality right? because if words can be violence then it's acceptable to respond to words with violence. and i hate with people think like that, they think they're so progressive but really dualing was a thing for a long time. it's actually modern to say, okay, words are responded to. but you're not progressive if you this i this way you're a knuckle traveling caveman. we also no why this episode was on the show. >> because there was poop on it. he was only temporarily suspended. what do you have to do to get permanently banned from the bala, may be more fun that i thought. >> greg: ballet more like bowel a. that was a bonus joke. you can redeem that at any carls jr. but you have to go into the restroom at 10:00 p.m. knock on the stall and ask for me.
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♪ >> greg: five words, dogs are the best wing men. roseanne, a study finds that two out of three people are more likely to match with someone if they have a picture of a dog in their profile, dog owners are seen as less threatening and more trustworthy. my feeling p this now you have the study out it's all the deseptemberors and so it will be. >> roseanne: now that the news is out all the creeps will just go get a dog and that will push up animal abuse because he goes who cares if he dies i'll get another one. >> greg: i'm getting laid over here, put the drawing in the trunk. >> roseanne: right. >> greg: it's true. i don't like this tyrus. why not just get a baby, too, get a baby and a dog and go to the park. >> tyrus: no, do not get babies. >> greg: rent, okay, rent a baby ii've tried it, it never works. and you have to raise them. >> greg: rent the dog for a day.
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>> roseanne: rent a dog fora date is hard. >> greg: any fellow will tell you going to the city in the park with a dog on your lap never works. and even if it does work all you meet is someone who is eventually going to take your dog away from you. trust me. >> greg: kat, you know this that puppies have a biological effect on women. so basically you're triggering a substance in their brains >> kat: that's a take. >> greg: it's a rover roofie. it's a ruff ruff roofie >> kat: you done believe that you just wanted to say ruff ruff roofie. >> greg: i did >> kat: and that's the response he was looking for so thank you. >> greg: it is true. rewires the brain >> kat: this is also a study of
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british people. so if you want to date a british guy just ask him. >> yeah, that's true. jamie you are obviously curst, you're miserable, your wife is with another man, your children think you've left them down. you probably lived spent most of your time in hotels watching god knows what kind of perfect versions. have you considered getting a dog to save what's left of your pathetic life. >> this study's making me want to get a dog because i really am having no luck. right now my profile is just me beating a dead horse. >> tyrus: say it. >> greg: time for one more? >> jamie: beating a sad penis. >> greg: all right. i don't know if we should end on that phrase. because then we have the news coming up after. >> tyrus: do your roofie thing
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