bravely rushed into the covenant school to take out that national shooter. police gets a lot of criticism, not enough respect and thanks for this difficult and dangerous job they do every single day. on behalf of the ankle, thank you. officer collazo, we are all volunteers. that is it. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> greg: yes. yes. excuse me. [laughs] yeah. shut up. happy tuesday, everybody. now, if you think america has made any great strides in civil rights over the last 50 years, you could not be more wrong. just a few years after our first black president, and our first

orange one, things are worse than ever and cnn has the means to prove it. that is it, means. -- memes. what your uncle sense on facebook after convincing everyone he is the only one who has seen them. they are tiresome. the crying mike -- michael jordan meme. the distracted boyfriend meme. even joe biden falling off his bike became a meme. of course you can forget this mean. [lau[chuckles. [laughter] or this one. yeah. and of course, this one. [laughter] [laughs] yeah. but apparently means our net -- memes are now into of white supremacy. that is according to cnn.

whites sharing memes with black people in them is racist because if there's one thing racist love, it is looking at black people. seen and calls it digital blackface. it is sad where there is not racism, cnn just has to invent it. they are so desperate for relevance that they will push division any way they can. seen and.com writer writes digital blackface is "where white people co-op black expressions or culture to convey comic relief or express emotions and inadvertently perpetuate one of the most insidious forms of contemporary racism." he adds, "digital blackface is 21st century minstrelsy." that is how it is spelled. i can only respond with this. [laughter] that is right. i just committed digital

blackface. i doubt it is worse than the traditional liberal version of blackface. [laughter] mine's is much easier on the pores. if you name fred, that is a racialized reaction. what about eddie murphy giving the a-ok sign? no worries if that happens. there's no mess to clean up. so you meme the murphy. you co-opted culture. what a pathetic idiot. he believes he had a role in that culture and therefore he must protect it. you white knight, sorry to black knight. in fact, all of these accusers of cultural appropriation foolishly think that they can be a custodian to history that they had no role in. they did not make sanford and seven. they have nothing to do with beverly hills cop.

now imagine if all of us embraced their beliefs that all cultures must be separated that the only people who would be eligible for antibiotics would be white british males because it is their culture after all, literally. but we don't care. that is what actors do. you, we make crazy rich asians with native americans and i could give a [bleep]. i can already see who plays the mom. [laughter] now, when i was growing up in the late '90s, i was taught america was a melting pot where all different kinds of people could get along. now that part is gone does has gone cold and the only melting we see is nancy pelosi's face. now we are seeing calls for cultural and racial resegregation. we have replaced patriotism with identity politics. so instead of unified under one

idea, we divide into tribes. which is how the media wants it. racists fighting each other instead of them. make no mistake. this new separatism is racism. it is repackaged like when cnn moved don lemon to the morning show. >> racial separatists like to say things like, my culture is not your costume as if it is something to be hoarded incident should. there are obviously enough exceptions like when dylan mulvaney, a male or once a male, co-opts an entire gender and marking it with barely fairly stereotyped. and so as an interview with our casino president. porte joe biden. he probably thought audrey hepburn needed a shave. [laughter] but again, i don't care. we are not in a division. that is bigotry. especially since the same people saying that you should not enjoy other cultures are the same ones who complained that if you leave out minorities, you are erasing them. sorry, this is america and you

are free to participate in our rich and diverse culture in its entirety. that is the whole trend eight-point of this place. you can sing any song you want unless it is maroon 5. and capital punishment is the only option. [cheers and applause] tonight, a guest. he is -- my friends. that sounds mysterious. chris perrin. [cheers and applause] >> he is not sitting on a porcupine, he just looks like he is. [laughter] [laughs] writer and comedian joe mackie. [cheers and applause] she is like a ceramic tile found in the bathroom for. fox news contributor! [cheers and applause] and he once gave paul bunyan a

witchy. my massive sidekick in the heavyweight champion, tyrus. [cheers and applause] i go to you first for now particular reason. do you agree that teams can be a form of white supremacy? >> nope. unless it is a meme saying i'm a white supremacist. >> greg: that is a great meme! >> it would be like, they still would not believe you. this is the nail. hopefully the final nail in the coffin for cnn. this is insulting and ridiculous, you know? the fact michael jordan literally, i think everyone has something with a switch on it. michael jordan changed the game. when he cried, it was a big deal. everyone posted it. it is a term of endearment that you have transited so many things. when you make a comment or for any statement a meme that

everyone from all walks of life wants to be a part of it, that cannot be more of a greater show of lack of racism in this country to where we can all laugh together. i post names and videos of don rickles all the time. am i anti-jew? how stupid is that? >> greg: you know, it is amazing what you just said. it is an example of how the left and the woke in general or against sharing. like if sharing is a sign of something that when in fact we should be celebrating. >> tyrus: i celebrate all the time. i get an e-mail from someone from korea, you are my favorite wrestler. i'm not like, how dare you, sir. you embrace that particular of that. you are people from all walks of life to laugh at you with you. that is the whole point of the meme. that again, it is over. it is going to be cnn -- c and

now. >> greg: it should be see you. joe, how are you going? >> i'm good. i got my finger on the pulse for black america. [laughter] and they are tired of adding things to be offensive. you know? when i was a kid, the only two words you cannot say words the letter and word and irreg irregardless. >> greg: yes. >> and i thought that was a better world. it is not the problem that we got so many things that are offensive. it is that we are adding so many offensive things in the problem is that these -- a lot of people were not made fun of enough when they were kids. so they can't deal with it. you know? >> greg: we need more bullying. >> yeah, say something that offends someone, they put the person that said that into it that intuit sensitivity training where it should be the other way around. >> greg: exactly! [laughter]

that is a great point. chris, why is cnn still doing this? weren't we supposed to turn the truck around and become sane? >> what is the editorial process for seen and? this guy is trying to get as many clicks as possible. you have an editorial process in place so that in saying stuff does not actually end up, in a, on your website and the people who love. they got, i think this is a great idea. the dude actually used words, the most insidious form of racism. not just it is kind of races. it is a little racist. literally, this is a cross burning lynching. this is the most insidious form of racism is sharing, ain't nobody got time for that meme. the most insidious. >> greg: it is crazy. they always have to make whatever they are talk about seem worse than whatever they talked about before.

they can't say, this is bad. it is not as bad as the other thing that i was talking about before because that is really boring. how do you feel about teams —-dash memes in general? i feel like they are catchphrases in a way. i'm so tired of that one of those guys in suits dancing. everyone posts that meme. they are in a garden party. >> kat: i have friends who always respond in the chat with a gif or a meme. i don't think that many people are really that upset about this. i did see one guy who was like, thankfully seen and is talking about this. we have to let people know and i go to his twitter and apparently he wrote a book called "the case for tensile culture." about what they are saying is that if you are a white person, you can't share it because you can't -- there can never be a thought or a feeling that a black person that was expressing that you could relate to.

so basically, that is placing the words and thoughts and feelings of black people into a separate category from the rest of humans and to me, that is what it sounds a little racist actually. >> greg: what is your favorite meme? >> kat: i don't have to -- if you have a favorite meme, then sorry. [laughter] >> greg: i think you just made a name. the great thing about this show is we made a bunch of memes about kilmeade. >> kat: if you need me, i'm here. >> greg: that is his name. >> kat: we should get one, go home. >> greg: the media plays us for fools over assets in pools. the new chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam who make...? ...everyday products... ...designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder - that orders fresh beans for you.

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>> greg: it seems adam is evil in the land of media make-believe. and pseudo science reports there's no sex difference in sports. the media is celebrating making women history. [laughter] espn honored in a segment all about celebrating women's history month. that is espn's idea of celebrating women and their absurd world of 2023. biological male was the first change with first change or athlete to win an ncaa division i championship against biological women destroying them in the pool. but if i wanted to see a woman come in second, i suggest the 2016 election. [laughter] [applause]

>> greg: yup. then npr tweeted a report about the efforts to restrict exports to biological women only. which is something i require for my backup dancers. [laughter] but this joke news outlet argue that there was "limited scientific evidence of physical advantage between biological men and women." really? limited scientific evidence of physical advantage? why not world history. last time i laughed that hard, i broke that women spend press record. [laughter] and prs original tweet was so stupid they had to delete it and tweet a correction, clarifying, limited scientific research involving elite trends athletes. i guess now trends athletes are not really men or women. hey, to hell to actual female athletes like riley who competed

and tied. she is making he has been over the call saying that if she were a woman working at that network, she would walk out. she is a former 12 time all-american swimmer and she did it without secret weapons were as leah calls them, testicles. you were bragging that you critique on any woman in any sport and crush them like a bug. that was their science. >> kat: remember saying that verbatim, greg and i will say this, a lot will be having this conversation and i will say, yeah, generally men are much better exports than women and they will say, well, ronda rousey could kick your ass. why is it always ronda rousey who is the tough lady. i will say this, you can talk a whole lot of smack and it is time we get this settled. january 1st.

i will see you in the swimming pool. [laughter] >> greg: i'm glad that you did not pick a year to -- it could be any january 1st. >> kat: i'm going to make some calls. [laughter] >> greg: chris, we are talking about putting the nail in the coffin of seen and. doesn't seem like espn is also pretty much dead and they are kind of programming out of spite. there is no meat for them to do this unless they have been run by some lonely activists in 10 on driving their audience away? >> i have a conspiracy theory. women's sports is completely unwatchable. it is terrible. i think this is a conspiracy theory to finally destroy women's sports. so we never have to watch it again. this is it! espn, they were forced to run things like women's volleyball and women's soccer. that is my conspiracy theory. >> greg: i want to make the point, i love women's volleyball. it is exciting, better than

men's volleyball. >> you donated $10,000. >> greg: exactly. yes. kat, you are about people living their lives. what you make of espn and women's history month during this? >> kat: well -- >> greg: get your goat. turned to you know -- >> kat: you know how passionate i am about women's history month. i think the npr headline, there's been so much focus on, that is so well, and stupid. look at these well, stupid idiots. to think that is the most important thing. i think that by saying what they did that is, effectively no reason why someone who was born a male and went through male puberty might have an unfair advantage against a woman by saying that, what they of factly that it is by process of the mission they are seeing that the only reason that these athletic organizations would be doing this is because they just hate trans people and that they are transphobia -- transphobic.

you should be able to recognized that. it is obviously not the case. >> greg: tyrese, you are an athlete. you are the only athletes here, i believe. >> tyrus: we are working on that with joe. >> greg: i did a.y. also as w well. >> kat: i play golf. >> greg: you don't play golf. are there really two espn's? >> tyrus: unfortunately disney is espn. they made it like disneyland, it is unwatchable. they put people in there that are not there to do sports. they are there to push their issues. i find it offensive that, that would be like, it is black history month and down in junior

disney black athlete for his role in "tropic thunder." which was phenomenal. have you ever seen that movie? he was funny as hell. the point is i don't think it would go over too well. it is like women don't count so to speak, you can just decide to be a woman one day and you win the award. it is like, right now, biological women have not won a major award and espn in forever and it is laughable to me and you're right. it is virtue-signaling. it is a joke to say that somebody who knowingly was pleasing 80th in swimming, it was not a factor in men's college sports. certainly had a change of pace and change in gender and is now waiting at a high level and is being celebrated for it. it should not be -- she should be being investigated for it. what was the reason for that? we got to stand up for our women. my daughter's play sports. i love women's sports.

i watch will," i watched men and women's soccer. they have a right -- but to be marked like this, because when are you going to draw the line? we saw the horrible side effects when we had transgender athletes in ufc fighting. when are we going to stop it? how many girls are going to lose scholarships or be turned away from it because of the sensationalism? the highest moment as any athlete is to be on espn. you won in your top 10 moment. now they don't. >> greg: you know what you said to me? it was so obvious. do you remember what you said the solution? if you are a trans female, you still got to play with the men. >> tyrus: and when you win, you will be celebrating. >> greg: and no one will think that you are cheating and you still have the male advantages because you grew up as a male. you had the hormones and puberty so you play with the guys. >> tyrus: major platform to talk about your journey and who you are.

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says their goal is to steer mediators to stuff that can be grown in a lab and meat from extinct animals could attract and resolve customers who usually dine at applebee's. that was unfair. no one has tasted this meat yet. and so what if this stuff is made of an animal that has not been in our ecosystem for thousands of years? what is the worst that can happen when humans met with forces we don't understand? [laughter] also, in australia, an artist has created a virtual reality death simulator that lets you see what it looks like when you die. apparently you play on a replica hospital bed wearing a vr headset, simulating the experience of cardiac arrest and attempt at being resuscitated and then ultimately death. then comes the out of body portion where users get to see their own dead bodies.

which more than likely will look a lot like this. [laughter] chris, would you go for a mammoth meatball? >> i don't know what you are insinuating. has no one seen "jurassic park"? and also, what is this obsession with trying to get people to eat food that is not real? i legitimately don't understand that. i understand the desire for people to get closer to the preferred. people should be eating whole foods. they should be closer to their food. it should not be coming from freaking scientific lab. >> greg: you should -- >> we have an exercise to the entire food making process. i know. i am a weirdo. >> with the right scientist, you could eat yourself. >> greg: i could grow my own

cells in a lab. i do know, hat trick i feel like you are interested in the death simulator. no? >> kat: i am and i'm also not. >> greg: a really? >> kat: the whole thing is it is supposed to make people feel more comfortable about this and be less afraid to die but for me, the scariest thing about dying is the part where you are dead. >> greg: yeah? [laughter] >> kat: this does not offer that, which i'm glad it does not. >> greg: would it be funny if it did because that would be assimilation. >> kat: if it is like, oh, i'm in a death videogame. no one knows what happens because people don't come back and tell you which is, i mean, i wish. >> greg: yeah. terrace, how do you feel about eating a meal out of a resurrected animal? >> tyrus: i'm a little skeptical when they discover something. you know? colonial penn they make. [laughter] to kind of be like what happened was somebody did some mutating and they might have cloned a

half dozen mammoths without mission. i'm ready to go -- what? we can't do it? all right. i need six shotguns and some butter knives. we have mammoth meatballs. we are going to sell this meat. you make a great point because you don't know. from the cells resurrected, was it sick? was there a disease that we don't have the cure for? you know what i'm saying? what would the scientists are side effects me? i don't hear a lot of talk about how delicious elephant is. i think they only want their tasks. they don't take anything else. i'm not sure this is going to b. i think there's 30 billion predators on this planet so technically for all of us who eat meat, it is nonsustainable. so we need to come up with something. maybe inside of mammoth you start out small like chicken.

>> greg: yeah. >> tyrus: beef, fish. from you know what is weird? we don't have any new food groups. we just stopped at poultry, fish, beef, there should be something else out there. >> tyrus: there's pork, squid. >> let's make meat in a lab but rare and dangerous species. that way, maybe i can have some giraffe tonight or nine on some delicious ego. as for this eagle, a virtual reality. it sounds like a scam to me, gutfeld because i have been imagining my desk for years. i don't need to pay money for it. defending the honor of a beautiful woman and the one receiving line. [laughter] >> greg: i think that it would be great if they actually did kill you, like if they did kill you and because you would never

know. >> kat: yeah -- permanent assimilation. >> kat: that is just murder. >> greg: yes, exactly. >> there's a whole movie about this, "flatlanders." >> greg: with what's his name. you say that about everything. one day you are going to be right. have you seen -- no. thank you. you are going to like the x1. vocal about stories that are local. [cheers and applause] family is just very important. she's my sister and, we depend on each other a lot. she's the rock of the family. she's the person who holds everything together. ♪

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chad van jensen and now here's jet. >> greg: thanks. yeah. you did not know that about me, did you? stop laughing. it is local news. it is the segment where each guest has to share a real no story -- news story and then i vote on the winner and that person gets a swimming lesson from ponds, and my boy. control yourself. all right, why don't you go first with your -- where are you from? >> from state college, pennsylvania, home of penn state university. go, pitt. [laughter] >> greg: well done. excellent. excellent. i have been to state college. it is beautiful there. >> beautiful town. >> greg: what is the news? what is percolating? >> they are doing a march madness style bracket of the top things made in the state of pennsylvania. the air down to the final eight and all we have left that are not food our suppose the letters

and martin guitars. and that made me think we are in big trouble because if we go to war with china, even if we win the war, there's not going to be any antibiotics or corsets. [laughter] we need to make stuffed. from what i see what you mean. we need to start making stuff. >> tyrus: this swimming lesson is key for ronda rousey. >> greg: that is exactly -- of course, that is important. i guess. >> and we have some great products. >> greg: that is pennsylvania. >> it is food. >> greg: we need more industry. >> we are getting fat. >> greg: joe, you look great. chris?

you are rubbing their hands. >> i'm rubbing my hands. i'm from with space winchester, virginia. and we have some really great stories that are going on right now. one of the best, though, is an attempted robbery of the ramada inn. these are very, very smart women. they show up in a car together. two of them get out and try to break into the ramada inn office. and they can't get in the door. so they go back and they get the car. the third woman then gets out of the car and pretends to be an amazon delivery guy. i'm not one of the robbers. i'm an amazon delivery guy. that does not work. they call the police. what are left out in these details is all three of them were wearing ski masks. one of them said, if she just happened to be there, she had nothing to do with it. why do hell were you wearing a

ski mask? she said it was very windy that day. >> greg: you are from a beautiful part of the country. she looks very, very sad. i think if i'm going to do a mugshot, i'm at least going to smile because if i can bring joy to somebody's life, even in my mug shots, i'm going to do this right now. she should smile more. [laughter] don't women love it when they are told they have to smile more? if she smiled more, she probably would not be in jail. >> if i get arrested for trying to break into the ramada inn, i ain't smiling either. >> greg: tyrese? >> tyrus: which one am i from because i'm from everywhere and nowhere. this is boston i believe. someone who is weak and stupid to sue dunkin' donuts because the app is too expensive. how about someone should sue you

because your ass is too lazy? or get out of the car and walked in and get them? this is absolutely ridiculous. >> greg: he is suing because he says the app is too expensive? how much is the app? isn't it like a dollar? >> tyrus: if you are downloading an app for doughnuts, [bleep] you. seriously. seriously. sorry. [applause] sorry. that argument, not having it. that is up there with cnn and racist meat. >> greg: i love dunkin' donuts. >> tyrus: everyone loves dunkin' donuts. it is a place you go when krispy kreme is close. as -- i'm kidding. has anyone ever does do you need a doughnut app? >> greg: no, i go on -- >> tyrus: and you have abs. anyone here have a doughnut app? >> skip the line sometimes, terrace. >> greg: you like to get ahead. it is like the guy who likes to

walk in and go, do you have my order? and then he walks by the line and you w feel really good. >> no, i have prepared axis so i have to -- premiere access so i have to wait in line. >> greg: all right, kat. michigan. >> kat: mine is really sad. here to sadly report the closing of 26 burger kings throughout the state of michigan. i know. berger king was a huge part of my childhood. >> greg: yeah. why are they closing them? they can't find enough people? >> kat: i'm too emotionally distraught to have looked into it that much. every memorial day weekend the sunday of every memorial day weekend we would drive to carry, however, to go to the shrine of the lady of consolation and we will go to church and afterwards, we got to go through the register and go to the basement and look at all of the saints.

you do secular stuff for memorial day. the beach, not me. and then we and then we got to sandwiches and then we had to go back to church. actually, we walked around the block praying the rosary. and on the way home, we got to go to burger king. and i got to get whatever i wanted. [laughter] >> greg: you earned it. >> kat: yeah. >> greg: that is a lot of religious stuff in one day. >> kat: it was a lot of religious stuff on other day -- other days, too. >> tyrus: you know what is sad, people used to go to burger king and mcdonald's and it was a fun family thing. now unless you are looking for crack, you don't though. >> when i was growing up in the '70s, if you got a good grade -- >> tyrus: you went to mcdonald's. from you sat there and it would be so exciting even with the small order of fries. they only had one size when i was young. >> tyrus: ththat is good for yo. [laughter]

>> greg: i entertain you people. [laughter] >> they turned against me. >> greg: a love making fun of my tiny hands. they are delicate and precious and so cute. they are like a baby's hands. [laughter] sometimes i wake up and they are on my face. [laughter] >> we are going to stop there. >> greg: yeah. up next, can an unmarked abuse his powers and sent a player to the showers?

>> greg: story in five words. catcher ejected over ball exchange. >> he says, i don't like that called. here is the action right here. [slow-motion speech] and the umpire -- >> greg: this is very interesting. i find this so troubling. joe, that was an ejection in a spring training game. can you explain what happened? >> it looked like the pitcher had made a prior pitch that they thought was a bad call by the umpire. a little bit of chirping from the pitcher when the umpire went to catch the new ball, the

catcher moved his glove like, sometimes when i try to shake your hand and i pull it to comb my hair and i say, no is going, a loser. it was like that. [laughter] except in this time, it may have been totally unintentional. so i don't understand what all the hubbub was about. >> kat: he did not know that he was putting it in there. he thought he was throwing it back to the pitcher. >> greg: i don't know. >> kat: i would hate to speculate on each -- a stranger's personal life. i think he feels powerless in his own home. [applause] i think he needed to do this to feel powerful. i can't throw her off but i can throw this guy. you are out of here! >> greg: yes, i see that. i can see the grimace behind his own mask and him doing that, tyrus, him going like, you are out of here, just like that broad! >> tyrus: she is not out of here. she is waiting when he gets home to criticize more of his life choices.

>> greg: was this a bad call? >> tyrus: no, it was a horrible carpet, a chance to sit down with tarabi junior and we talked about whether we were going to go to the a.i. on. isn't that against the game? he said, it will be the best that ever happened to baseball. apparently they decide it is their way or no way. he got mad because -- and i watched -- it was a strike. it was a bad call. the pitch had a right to be upset. he turned away from the umpire. to adjust himself. the catcher literally put his glove out like that and he put it down because macho ump threw it back to the pitcher. so he did -- he took it out. it was his 1,000] things at home were not good. do not give him the right to throw out a player and ejections

in spring training are slim. >> greg: it was like it seems like umpires and reps have the same cabinets as an angry spouse. it is not take much to set them off and he was in a bad state and all it took was that little thing. you have a different perspective? >> as a pittsburgh pirates fan, i'm sad that this did not happen to a pittsburgh pirates player. it would be the first time during that year that someone would get [bleep] about the powers because opening day is this week. let's go, box. after that, it is downhill. >> greg: that is too bad. i don't know how i feel about this. >> tyrus: you love a.i. this is their chance. >> greg: i believe that a.i. should take over all decision-making from courthouses to a pars the referees to even as panelists on my show so i don't have to look at joe. >> i disagree on both counts,

greg. i look forward to the umpire. they are like the placement of the sport. they enforce the rules. >> greg: yeah. [laughter] >> go, pirates. [laughter] >> greg: you people. don't go away. we will be right back. [cheers and applause]

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