was nickolas wilt who remains in critical condition after being shot in the head while responding. he graduated the police academy just 10 days ago and his younger brother wants to be a police officer just like nickolas wilt. please keep him and the victims in your prayers tonight. we have "gutfeld!" coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> happy monday, everyone. i am back, you lucky people, i am back. and i took a week off. a few days of court-ordered

community service. but you know, what did not take a day or a week off, trans. and boy, it is starting to get boring. i remember when we called them cross-dressers. a swimmer, riley gaines, was attacked by a monroe's mob. [inaudible] [inaudible] [bleep]

[inaudible] [inaudible] >> greg: oh, that was fun. lovely people. she spoke out because she feared that she was being attacked. what was her crime? defending female athletes. including this athlete who has shoulders that are wider than the rear end of joy behar. school sided with the mob, not her, that is what the modern left considers feminism, i might consider wearing a bra again. gloria steinem must be rolling in her grave, but i think she is alive. there was another riot in the tennessee house of representatives went to democrats were expelled in a role inside the capital

building. remember when they didn't like riots in government buildings? people are more wired up then my hamsters after taco tuesday. and why did they take a part of the riot? it included not only adults but children. they made themselves the victims and now you have the press more outraged over the injustice to the spotlight chasers than actual victims which brings us to another performance artist at the moment, pee-wee herman, dylan mulvaney, the new spokesperson for bud light. nike, bud light, kate spade, they are paying her this stent of girls are dumb act.

i'd drink it. and this cloying audrey hepburn ripoff, she is selling sports bras to women, which seems unfair to women. and it is a weird choice for a guy to sell bras. and it's like hiring don lennon for tampax for women not past their prime. [laughter] and it is as bad as hiring the view for victoria's secret. or kevin spacey for the boy scouts and seriously, imagine you are a white pretending to be a black person to attract them to your product. i'm sorry, i don't think that you will be picking up endorsement deals like the others.

but what a win for nike. someone that identifies as a woman selling shoes made by people that identify as children. but you have to ask why is this happening all at once. way out of proportion to the percentage of the general population. it's like you're watching it at a thousand times the speed. the corporate equality index, given to businesses by the human rights campaign and the lobbying group to keep track of brownie points and issue report cards and criteria like inclusive culture and trans restroom policies. watching this consumer throw it into the keg. >> it's been a brand in decline for a long time and if we do not attract young drinkers to drink this brand, there will be no future for bud light. it means inclusivity to evolve. they kind of have a brand of out

of touch humor, and it was really important that we had another approach. >> greg: so apparently not enough men are drinking bud light, instead of asking why this bozo is woke, why, she's lucky? her metrics are not about making the profit but performance as an pretending, acting, signaling, faking it. she may have killed the brand but maybe that's the point. so this is a performance movement, which is what wokeism is. any more than believing can raise my height of 6-foot 5 inches from 6-foot 2 inches.

>> i've got tears in my eyes from laughing at guys that look like linebackers wearing backless sundresses. only a few people can pull this off. all the wannabes are not fortunate to be adopted by corporations or have money for surgeries, so they dye their hair and say i'm a woman. if only it were that easy. and all right, let's welcome tonight's guest. her mouth was once pulled over for speeding. we have emily compagno. ♪ ♪ ♪ in this anchor can weigh me down whenever he wants. bill hemmer from america's newsroom. ♪ ♪ ♪ and her son double is on fire. fox news contributor kat timpf.

and purchasing inc. in bulk, we have the infamous tyrus. welcome, bill. >> greg: i was in your neighborhood the entire time, i was standing there. [laughter] >> that's how we know you are in 6-foot 2 inches. you look out the window and didn't see anything. >> you know, i'm not that interested in what trans is. i'm interested in the explosiveness, i've never seen anything like this in a contagious way. >> it has taken off. my objective is to get out of here without getting into trouble. so let me see if i can do that. have you had bud light lately?

in a can? this is glorified water and i have to tell you, that woman doing marketing at bud light is doing more marketing than many. >> i don't know where it goes, i think some view this is coming out of nowhere perhaps, but suddenly it is everywhere and you have to ask yourself why, and it has been embraced by this administration, let's just see how it is incorporated here. >> i like the hand movement here. >> likely a thomas was in the pool, it got a lot of attention. some thought it was okay, some did not. in some try to run her down at the event, but a week ago at the ncaa women's basketball finals,

10 million americans watched this game. they had never had viewership like this, and these were great players. and this is basketball. and as far as i can tell, they are all women. and if you have a transgender athlete on the floor, i think we would've seen the difference between everything that was going on there and it would've been a disadvantage and he navigated that, trying to get through their. they kinda were talking about this situation, isn't she racist? >> your words, not mine. what is so concerning in this explosive movement, it's way deeper than what we can imagine. i used to think it was about

social media, youth groups, walking out of high schools and whatnot, but that corporate equality, that is a significant animal of corporate america. not only can they subjectively awarded, a policy about your bathroom, let's say you donated to a lobbyist that said oh, maybe i won't parental permission under the age of 10, they have the three largest investment firms. the top 15 of the top 20 fortune 100 companies were all 100 ranked. and so you would think okay, to the shareholders, the taxpayers.

it instead they'r there saying i have to make sure that i hire someone that checks all the boxes and i get everyone upset. >> another thing that we have to talk about is sports bras. dylan mulvaney selling sports bras. >> we have a similar body. >> you know, i'm not going to knock bud light, it's a crispy boy, it's a crispy beverage, et cetera. but dylan mulvaney, i would be very uncomfortable around someone who has anyone with a resting smile face going on, how

do you behave, what if you are having a bad day. i am uncomfortable. in just one specific person that is the face of literally everything. and i am a face of nothing. >> she took your job. >> i drink bud light. and i mean, listen to me. [laughter] >> all right, tyrus, when will we see the first trans-wrestler? >> been there done that. we have had it in the sport of wrestling forever. because there is no unfair advantage. someone else decides what happens. so wrestling is fine. it's not a big deal.

but if it became a street fight, then yes, that would be a big deal, i would have more belts. and the ugliness of this, you mentioned rachel dolezal. and everybody attacked her at the time, people made jokes, myself included. but it's like okay, she never did any of these things once. and if she did we would be saying what? she was being racist and wearing black face. dylan mulvaney is wearing woman face.

you guys didn't know what happened in march. and it's something that used to not be okay. no men who dress as women can beat her up, and they are applauded for it? when does this stop? the next time they just say it's a fair fight between two people? so it's less of a joke and more of an attack on women in this equity thing, these companies that push it, and the three big ones, it's all the same people, they put their people in the jobs that make the decisions and

was put in a position that she was not qualified for and she couldn't figure out one thing on the board so she said it's not working, these numbers are right. and they are getting that out there, we are watching this and it's like okay, turn it off, don't buy it. >> isn't the answer to fight cancer? we will have the story coming uy next. doggy-paddle! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh waaaay longer

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fentanyl still continues. everyone from form president trump to dan crenshaw has talked openly about using strategic strikes against mexican drug lords. and lindsey graham signed on before he knew what country we might bomb. if it were up to any of these men. but the idea isn't new. and it's time to take out cartels in mexico and if it starts up somewhere else, no different than mowing the lawn. they are reconsidering the investments in fentanyl.

and of course, technically we really just want to blow up some of the terrorists that mexico won't rein in, thinking of it as a neighbor helping you take out your trash, and is trash that helped cause fatal drug poisonings last year. and i still have rewards points at playa del carmen. and so far the joe biden administration has refused the idea of bombing cartels. even discussing the proper use of pronouns. meanwhile, putting the question to the man or woman on streets.

>> well, we shouldn't stop there. >> who else should we bomb? >> well, canada, switzerland, the north pole, the moon, the oceans. >> is there anyone we shouldn't bomb? >> well, no, you can't take it off the table because then they will know that it's off the table. >> fair enough, i got a run. and the problem with this, the cartels are embedded.

so there's no way we can actually do this without them thwarting us every step of the way. the other way is to enforce the existing laws. and it was during the trump administration, because we had our southern border on lockdown. and it is an extreme situation that has extreme measures. if they just enforce the southern border and support law enforcement, we would enable them to get more than 10% of fentanyl, and we actually stood up to china, i feel like that would help. >> i feel like 10% is nothing.

>> i will drive those trucks to the spot for sure. >> we will drop flyers over mexico, also in chinese as well. [laughter] so that you have seen the border lately it has become very multicultural. and maybe we will think twice

about poisoning our citizens. if you don't like it, tough. >> and we spend a lot of money going over there opium production. and so yes, we are not good at it and that is the key right there.

and i was just nodding along. >> would trump do it? >> yes, i think so. >> you know, april 10, it's not april 1, it's not going to happen. and it's not going to happen in terms of language, but just talking about it may give the attention.

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>> when your relationship goes to sizzling to fizzling. there is a relation trend out there called fizzling. and no, i don't mean mentos and a pack of diet coke. it's when they no longer tell someone they're interested, slower before stopping altogether. it was first pioneered by men as a technique. so called relationship experts say that sizzlers don't want to have direct conversations about

their feelings and most people fail is because they are scared and don't want to hurt the other person. >> instead of doing it directly, they put the other person on the back burner until someone better comes along. back burner? what is that? a kitchen term? >> putting all of it in the box with all the other band-aids.

>> everybody has done this, everyone has had this done to them, it has gotten a lot more difficult with social media. and it's like i texted you 31 minutes ago, what is the problem? so fizzling with me never worked because i will get aggressive. >> yeah, i can tell. >> but a lot of people want to have a direct confrontation with somebody. >> yes, that is difficult. >> they are making excuses and it's like no, they are not, never too busy with work for

sex. >> unless you are a sex worker. 3 how ironic. and what is the worst way that you broke up with someone? >> that is a great question. how much time do you have. >> i think i break hearts like i break wind. we met just because generation z calls up by a different name, i'm letting you down easy. it's been around for a long time. >> i just want to say, it

doesn't make a difference, you put that in your tiktok. >> yeah, exactly. >> i assume that there are ways that men break up with women or force them over time. so you have this bucket of water that is like boiling frogs. this,. >> why do you do this to me. [laughter] >> there is no such thing as fizzling. it's called just being a man, stuck in a relationship with an overbearing woman that has evidence on you. [laughter] bank accounts. she knows what you did when you were younger. sit there and dream about what life would be like if a truck came through your house and take

you. >> stuck in a wheelchair still in the corner hoping you can lean toward the sunlight and you can't. he's there. saying what are you thinking about. >> i'm going to cry,. [laughter] >> what about you, emily. i bet you have some stories to tell. 3 this was confusing to me. i don't understand being able to have conversations directly and immediately. >> oh, my goodness. >> it screams insecurity, and

there are two women on the couch right there. you know, and i just generally don't understand that. and i don't get that. >> and you are awesome. >> and you are awesome. >> coming up next, local news spreads from our heads.

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beckham, it's like my fantasy team in the nfl, and also did we get that right with a knockout blow and ufc fighting. and i think i saw him with a drink in his hand. i know it was not bud light, but it might've been water.

>> my beloved boston bruins had made nhl history by winning the 63rd game which had never been done before. and because it's in boston i know that the last three teams that have done when and 62 games, two of them were on the first round and the other one has been swept in the conference finals, not a good sign. in the most trusted man in america just that it was an alcoholic beverage. [laughter] >> i didn't say it. [laughter] [talking over each other] >> i said it was water. >> claiming mr. bangles with the new york knicks shirt on.

[laughter] >> emotionally i was upset. >> in california, early in the morning, the police officers there discovered 200-pound pig walking down the highway. they named it henrietta and then in their police report they proceeded to talk about the fact that it's not the same pig. she has a sweet tooth, and then they brought her to animal control and so then they let everybody know whose picket

lines. so the point is it happens all the time. >> you can have that one for later. [laughter] >> heaven knows you need it. terrible story. >> it is a sad story. >> they get little, they get big. >> there you go, there you go. and i don't think that's a potbelly there. >> i know that your thinking, can wayne county, michigan, get any better.

>> wasn't signifying anything. >> the scientific term is s'mores. >> yes,. >> you have a hard job. [laughter] >> i am fighting every one of these things we met coming up next, a breakup of taylor swift. no matter where you are... when it crosses your path... you'll feel compelled to take to the road and see where it leads.

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>> taylor swift can't get over me. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> taylor swift, a dozen years, a dozen broken hearts. harry styles, zac efron, is it because she is unlucky? does she hope to reunite with her one true love? a dreamer and a fighter and a man of passion and peak performance.

greg gutfeld. [laughter] >> you know, calling it quits after six years with joe alwyn. and it was joe alwyn because -- >> i'm going to be so real with you right now, i don't care. every ounce of me, i don't care. neither one of them didn't, their publicist did at. [laughter] >> their publicist had fizzled. >> the arranged dating was no longer getting them enough points of publicity, so their people ended it and onto the next one.

>> i won't get into it here, but they talked about it. and you know, i got married -- but when you are taylor swift, no man is would be as accomplished as you are, unless it's us, so clear i was the talented one. she was an up and comer basking in my glowing popularity. >> you are the intellectual one. you are the funny one. >> they dated for six years. >> yes, bill hemmer. >> did anyone know this? >> yes. >> she produced six albums, i believe, based on my research. >> most were written about how

bad guys are. and this guy stuck around. >> i'm not used to that. >> they have left the station, the g train. >> she certainly misses my caboose.

and breaking tonight, we are learning more of the victims of the latest mass shooting at a bank in lieuville, kentucky. and the shooter who live streamed the deadly attack on social media. five victims are died and the officer on the job just two weeks shot in the head. he's still fighting for his life. jonathan hunt has the breaking information. good evening. >> good evening, trace. employees at the nationa