>> get out of here - git, git. >> my question is did he actually buckled up? can't leave anything in your car out there. that's it for us tonight. greg gutfeld and the whole gang takes it away from here. [applause] [cheers & applause] >> yeah! i love you. [applause] >> i love every one of y you - some more than others though. happy wednesday, everybody. tonight we are leading with

golf. i don't know why but we are. perhaps because i know so much about it. by so much, i mean very little. when i hear a four i think of how many times i get up at night to pee. when i hear about a nice sandwich, i picture myself in a thong in cabo. [laughter] >> when i hear about a handicap, i think of my favorite spot to park. [laughter] >> and when i hear of an foursome, i think of the wild weekend i once had with the jonas brothers. the pga tour in saudi-bag is emerging. it is rattling the sports world to its very core. it is a block buster deal that i don't care about. but, apparently settings an

intense yearlong feud. the golf world had not seen a dust up this huge since tiger woods' ex-wife caught him. this could only mean one thing. >> damn, trump is right again! >> would you know it? former president trump got blasted at the jersey golf club predicted this merger will happen and now he's praising the deal. great news from liv golf, a deal for the wonderful world of golf. and you know since trump loves to speak beautiful deals, democrats have got to hate it. democrats are calling the sto

examine it. >> do you support the liv merger? >> i plan on being if the pga. [laughter] >> he's planning on being in the pga. as what? lawn fertilizer for the course? what's going on? [laughter] >> i know what you are thinking because we are a lot alike. what does this all mean for the sport of golf? i mean it is saudi arabia, i mean does the game itself start to make changes like hiding ieds and sand traps? are the major tournaments still going to be 72 holes?

[laughter] think about it, do you get a virgin at holes 9 and 1? don't get me started with holes 9 and 11. that's why we don't do golf. the media is losing their minds. >> this is a situation here where money talk and morality is getting in the way of it. >> everyone is getting rich. >> donald trump and the pga tour shs- >> imagine that? doing business with the saudis. don't we already do business with the saudis? >> these are just some of the

u.s. corporations involved in sa saudi arabia -- pepsico and raytheon and boeing. maybe getting upset now over a golf merger seems a little too late in the game. also, did the media get this bent out of shape of china's business dealings with the nba. they had women and children working 15 hours a day to make sneakers for some of the biggest feet in the world. they told the canter freedom to shuttup and dribble and they benched him. never mind tn deadly virus is spewing from his crappy bio-lab.

the families of 9/11 are upset, too. saudi arabia does have a reputation worse than kevin spacey at chuck e' cheese. why did we run our cars on saudi arabia? >> it would have been the perfect chance to see if our weapons could beat our weapons. [laughter] >> why didn't joe biden recently fist bumped one of their leaders. orthodontic thankfully for joe, the leaders is actually there. saudi arabia can have a dismill human rights record. so, are we really all that shock that the big green god won the day, especially when the big

orange one told you it would happen. nope, sadly it is like that anti-semitic ilhan omar said about the jews. let's welcome tonight's guests. [applause] >> you may recognize him from the white dad of every photo. shapiro! [applause] >> outnumbered's co-host kayleigh mceny. >> actor and writer comedian,

jamie! >> and fox's contributor, kat timpf. >> i am going to set you up with a question, jamie, i expect three or a golf joke. jamie, do you have golf in alaska? >> there is only like one day you can play in alaska. >> really? >> it is beautiful for that one day. >> uh-huh. >> this story actually upsets me and because of this, i will be boycotting golf for the last 40 years. [laughter] >> okay, that's one. >> thank you. >> money talks. no money also talks. it says don't date a comedian. [laughter] >> that's true. nobody ever says that. how about trump though? for real he's dead on predicted this.

how many times trump predicted something, it is too bad that he took from being psychic of that night with stormy daniels. >> he didn't see it coming. >> or, maybe he did. >> i hate golf. i was shocked it was televised. i had no idea - i do actual lino a lot about this. i have been researching this and following it fofr a minute. i don't know - have you played i am not a golfer? >> yes. >> my friends will be like, oh, you should come with us. i always drive the cart and do something fun. [laughter] >> all right, kayleigh, he was right again. >> yes! >> and i think he kind -- there is a weird reality about trump that he understands that nobody is clean. like nobody is clean. you can find something about every country that's awful, and

you are just going to have to do business with that. >> well, he understands golf, clearly. he understands business and you combine the two and i am not surprised. he was pressed on this. i agree that money talks. am i allowed to use the word gross domestic products on the show? she insulted you more than me because i am considered smoking. >> i am joking. >> this will be a good point. >> that was pretty dumb. >> too late. >> gdp about ireland about $500 million. >> right. >> gdp of the saudi arabia investment firm, $600 billion. they have the amount of money. this company in saudi arabia of a small country were offering all these players like $75 million. they call a generational wealth, these poor people got screwed.

sorry to use that curse word there. they got screwed. >> this entire story is right with the word of hypocrisy. would you care to comment on it? >> it is not about golf or saudi arabia and taking saudi arabia's money. so many companies like you talked about in your monologue have done that since the dawn of time. this is not a story of donald trump. this is a story of hypocrisy. you had a pga commissioner that told these players, if you take this saudi money, you will be splitting in the faces of the 9/11 families. he went ahead and took it. whether you think it is a good or bad idea to take saudi arabia money, you can't tell these players they are dishonoring the country and the 9/11 victims, if

they want to go make a living and you and yourself leave with a paycheck. >> it is funny. this is a serious question and i will throw it out there. if the saudis are 100% behind 9/11, why didn't we do anything about it? no one has an answer maybe we don't know. if they did have something to do with it, why didn't we do anything. i never got an answer from the expert. >> this is a big if, if they had a connection, it could be tied to, -- wait for it, the money. >> i don't owe. i can't see a country we do business with, you know, sponsoring an attack at the world trade center. that goes against the idea of

making a lot of money. anyway. >> they always dismembered khashoggi, jamal khashoggi. >> you pitched this story to me because you are a golf fan. >> the only time i was on a golf course, i cried. >> never went back. >> principles only go so far as they remain to be convenient. you can take all the reactions of anyone who's been mad about any of this and put them all together. it would not come close at one time and mentioned that i work fox news. or, they at least would sort of said, that's cool or calmer for me to have stayed there and not

have it end the way it did which was not that way. people have principle and they get offered hundred of millions of dollars, well, it is time to forgive 9/11. because they want the money. >> yeah, yeah. it is a lot of money. >> it is a lot of money. saudis never offered you any money, what would you do? >> geez, i would ask for more. >> i am a hoarder. >> tickets are available for my upcoming bookst tour, i will ben atlanta and ring. you can get a customized father's day card. it is customized if you order the book. it is nice, stranger. >> so much for his clout, cnn's chief is out.

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[applause] >> with ratings through the floor. cnn showed its boss the door. should he try to fix fake news? he's singing the unemployment news. he lasted as long as a cinnabon and whoopi goldberg's dressing room. the mission was simple. recovered ratings and regained the public trust by dames point bridging their gender journalism. in other words, stop being cnn. chris's tenure was marked by the embarrassing cnn plus with mass lay offs.

it was near first rating and it was great tv and yet, chris is out. it is not about great tv, it is about keeping those at cnn still suffering from trump's derangement syndrome happy. they hate it when that orange man brings them so many eye balls. who'll replace chris? they certainly have options if they go figure diversity. maybe this guy? [laughter] >> or this one or this one? [laughter] >> the obvious choice, obviously, dylan mulvaney, this buzz is for you, cnn. we say good-bye to chris, we barely watched ye. let's take a look back at his finest achievement at cnn.

>> chris achieved a number of accomplishments including the firing of don lemon and april of 2023, he fired don lemon and notably, he fired don lemon and he went so far to fire don lemon? did we tell you? he fired don lemon. oh, also, brian stelter. >> kayleigh, you are the only cnn alum here. i think toobin lasted as ceo. was that necessarily fair? >> out lasted? was that a joke? >> not fair at all. cnn needs a tag line. i left voluntarily. i guess i am one of the few. cnn needs to be where you go to commit career suicides. you got stelter. you got chris and chris cuomo

and you had chris littman. it was actually hilarious. >> you are right. even the morning show was a laugh riot. >> hilarious. >> watching the expressions on the co-hosts' faces. i am sure it happens to you, todd. >> you should see kayleigh's face. >> are you sad that we never got to say his last name correctly? >> i am assuming it is licked. >> looks like he got licked. >> it is so insane and let's call it for what it was. he literally tried to turn cnn into a fair and balance network and got run out by the inmates that are running the asylum. >> yep. >> he got run out by these people because all they want cnn to be in the current day and age

is against trump and against republicans. against trump is one and against republicans is part two. the guy who's really in charge of cnn is as guy named j john malone. >> he's extremely conservative. it will be curious to see if the next ceo that goes in there is ultimately tasked with making it down the middle. if that happens, if they're going to be out in a year as well. it is a mess over that. >> i think what they're going to do - it was called a staff favorite. the staff favorite and they'll manage the network into a decline. you think it is fair he only had a year? don't you need more than a year to grow in to your job. how long were you at boston market? >> i was there for a couple of

months and i quit right before thanksgiving. >> that's like being a supermarket or shopping mall santa and quit on christmas day. >> no, i got a higher paying wages. i was so excited. >> we can't underestimate how few people have any idea who this is. all of us are paying attention. i feel like the only time we are talking about something at cnn is when there is massive turmoil or somebody gets fired or people who are just really, really mad. i don't know. they try to go to the center more. i don't think anybody really cares about because they went so far for the left. i don't care people on the right is going to watch. i think the only person that

would be mad about this is don lemon. if i can only last two more months. >> well, thank god there is no you remember oil here. [laughter] >> keep that in. >> jamie, your wife fired you from being ceo of your family. [laughter] >> that's harsh. >> i was not going to read that question but i had to. any advise. >> i was like biden, i was never really in charge. i feel bad - i feel bad for the guy. this guy had no shots. this is being hired on the "titanic," is that an is berg? one guy said it was the end of - oh, that was cliff notes

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[applause] >> rfk junior is on the rise while biden's campaign is catch only flies. biden's brain dead. [laughter] >> and this time the other candidate is not dr. oz. the recent fox news had candidates of 60% support of registration voter. he keeps on getting a piece of

the pie, well, biden struggles to buy a pie. the only thing more popular with democrats is picking vegetables. [applause] which is pretty amazing for a democrat who holds few and many in his party have not. he'll been in lockdown in covid-19. they procensorship. being a moderate in the democratic party, that makes you fringe. with a recent cnn polls that says 66% of americans think his election will be a setback. it is no wonder when the machine breaks. >> what did you say, joe?

>> every buy into that. camelot. they got themselves shot couple times. one in dallas and one in los angeles. they drove him truck and killed all those beluga whales. then, he ended up on fox tv and other businesses. i am glad he stepped down the supreme court so i can replace him with justice ruth bidder, jackie. [applause] >> i believe he would be the best debate opponent for trump. i think trump would actually like him. >> rfk junior does like his

supporters. he's closer and and the way they're viewing him, okay, he's this guy who sprets all these conspiracy theory so he's a kennedy. but how many of them turns out to be true. >> the you can talk about the lab leak theory. and even the fax machine. i got my full shots. i think a lot of people are trusting a lot o less. i don't think it is quite easy to say that's not true anymore. it is interesting for me because i disagree on rtk junior on a number of things.

>> he is so thoughtful and he re reads things. >> he's antinuclear. i never heard of. >> that's when the democrats was ten years ago. >> look at how far left they have gone. this is an individual, you look at those numbers. he's speaking to somebody who's not identifying as a republican, obviously, they are democratic voters. they believe in things like freedom, security at the border. there are two genders, and so when you look at that, there are so many people in the middle of the country. in a state that is i live in. connecticut, most of the bugs, 55 years old are democrats. >> they are not the far left democrats. >> they don't want business to be as big as it is. >> they also believe that our city should not be held.

the current democratic party have lost sight of that. >> that's why the democrats are going to be in kroubl if they discounted. >> he may not be biden in the primary but he can chip away. >> oh, there is no second part to that yes. >> have you been paying attention to the candidates? >> absolutely, as of a couple hours ago. >> i really like rfk. i now believe it that way. >> very persuasive. the only thing my wife didn't keep was my last name. [laughter]

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250? >> amazingly, poor taste. kayleigh. you know president trump, 45? >> would you agree he would wipe the floor with joe biden but not rfk's junior. >> i think he could do it. democrats will never let rfk junior went, under any circumstances. interestingly, the bnc has these rules where if a primary state jumps the gun. you can't put your name on the ballot. joe biden may not be on the ballot. this guy can win in iowa. >> politico had this one line that biden is ignoring him and they are counting on reporters and other democrats to do the

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decided the first three i was going to go straight route. >> here we go. police stole $750 drinks. authorities say they are looking for this suspect but in reality, authorities theying they're looking for this suspect but in reality, they are looking for the suspect. em em emily compagne. >> oh, kat, you are up. >> don't do that. he stole it and drove it and trying to go to destroy and see his mom. that's last that's what he had

told the cops. >> it is a bumper. he's not doing that bad? >> no, he's not. >> it is a boy. better driver than me, you are a girl or whatever. you are old, blah, blah, blah -- >> a sexist would say i know, every night i try to ex potion -- >> they should have let them dry. >> he was going to go see his mob and he was brinking $060 0r9 of emergency drink. >> look at that swerving around there, right? >> all right, jamie. try to beat those two stories with a stick. >> okay, jamie, you know i am from alaska. fair bank, alaska. there is not a lot going on there. a small cruise ship going around

alaska and there was a fire on the crew ship and they had to evacuate everybody. a crew ship with 67 people, sounded like torture because of the fire. they were rescued by a tugboat. >> oh. >> you don't hear often. the tugboat is the name of my favorite strip club in fairfield. >> it is actually a great name for a strip club. >> i never go to shaved ice anymore. >> bald eagles is supper expensive. >> well, watchers are more of a fe fetish. i wish those were real. >> you know one real one.

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>> 20 minutes for second date. all right, jamie. let's go to you because you are single. now, any way. >> a survey taken in 20 minutes for them on the first date for them to realize they want to go on the second one. does this how long it took for her -- she said i reminded her

of a sex symbol. >> i will leave something at her house like a little video camera. [laughter] >> yeah, you come back. i left my video camera in your bathroom. can i go ahead and get it? >> i can see you are home. [laughter] >> kayleigh, um, 20 minutes? >> i would say less than 60 seconds. there is an hora about someone. 60 seconds is a long time. i knew it, i love my husband quickly. >> i knew i loved your husband, immediately. [laughter] >> hey, what's up? >> kat? >> forgot what we are doing here. you buy the survey, 20 minutes >> no, because you change your mind. >> you didn't like your husband.

>> no, i didn't at all. i just stayed and drank more. none of those excuses worked. i canceled two of them but then on second one i went and i kept doing more of them. he pulled out his vape for like 20 minutes and he was vaping and i am like oh, you are addicted to vaping, too. if he didn't vape, i would not have been with him. now, i quit vaping. now, i am living in the apocalypse and there is smoke outside. >> it makes your lungs chase and it is disgusting. do you buy this, 20%? >> its got to be 90%. what is crazy about this, 74 respondents said they are likely

to go on a date with somebody if they are interested inside sustainability. >> what? >> sustainability where they can sustain a relationship or they're talking about the earth? >> no, they're talking about the earth. that's a fine gutfeld-producer sent out. had it changed that much sinces the ten years i have been out of the game. >> are you out of the game? >> according to my certificate. >> you can get it removed. just ask jamie. >> i am sorry, buddy. >> jamie, do you have any left over jokes? >> sustainability, i thought that was how long you could go for. >> me, too. [applause] >> oh, no!

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