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including a military plan of attack against an unnamed countrlatacky. >> trump is accused of directing an aide to move documents out of directina storage before an fbi subpoena. >> the doj also claiming trump suggested to his lawyer that they should hide or destroy the documentdestroy s. d >> the former president will appear in federal court tuesday in miami and is proclaiming his innocence. >> and we have tremendousat was support. h but that was a hoax and a scam.a and nox a scw doing it again, i. just a continuation. seven years time, an innocent man. i did nothing wrong and wee have will fight this out just like we've been fighting for seven years. it would be wonderfun fighti l if we could devote our full time a again. ecial c >> special counsel jack smith breaking his silencecosmit but t taking questions on why he decided to indict trump ands com our nation's commitment to the rule of laitw sets an example f. the world we have one set of laws in this country and they apply to everyonnd thee. ndants

it's very important for me i to note that the defendants in this case must be presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law. >> joe biden saying that he doesn't know what the joe biden doj was doing fordo president biden. >> have you spoken attorney general merrick garland yet? i have not spoken to him at all. i'm nod i'm nog with thet to speak for him on i. >> no comment. and the liberase: anl has been popping the champagne since the news brokeg . d and it i don't know. it's it's sad and it's shocking, but it's also kind of itsking, bu makes me feel a bit relieved. >> line by line by line of this indictment lays out deliberate misconduct. >> you could see the voluminouls nature of this, that they havebe the goods and the receipt. it is bad news. wsi havei never seen anything ht donald trump this hard. yo that sound that you hearu hear is silence largely h from. republicans in these moments. maybe they're reading this 50 page document. the taped conversation is that

a smoking gun do they consider as part of a potential offer,er something that would proscribe him, proscribe from from from running for office. >> again, judgfficee jeanine pi you've been reading the indictment. in how wouldthe you characterize it? you know, i am so livid right now. i am furious. us.i have spent over three decas in a system that i believe in. . i'm a believer. but today i am no longer a believer. what you've got is a weaponized department of justice, of fbi and cia. we saw it from the timd cie came down that that escalator. hill started with the russiadowt collusion hoax. and we know that hillary clinton made it up. she even tolde it upe evd presit durham report, she told bidenhe durh she was goingo ge to do it to get rid of her email scandal.

so her ema did they do the fbi y they went to a fis wa court jude ,lied three more times. they needed to get this gu.yrth and. then they they violated the fourth amendment rights of one american and spiede on a presidential candidate. and we now know it was all a hoax startedax sta by hillary clinton. >> but that wasn't enough. then the fbithat w hadas telling social media, you can expect thaexpectt there's goinge russian disinformation in the form of a hunter biden laptop. d and that's what they interfered thth the presidential electionen for the second time. and 51 ciaand 51 intelligence a. so we got the doj, the fbi, the cia say this is russian disinformation when we know well it wasn't russian disinformation then. and now what you've got is a loser. prosecutordisinfortion jack smis when slapped down by the united states supreme in his ino one of his prosecutions, that if i wernse a lawyer, i would give up my law license. i'd be so embarrassed hiding underrassed,r a rock. o pros

he's the one who prosecuted john edwards. he's got a political agenda.this i and this is all over presidential records act, which is a civil civil suit, a civil issue. issue,o is, they d they put out this narrative indictment. oh, this is a story of wrongdoing, national defense, and let's put an espionage. we got to tie it into russian collusion. so people say, oh, it could have been the russianspe. >> this is nonsense. and i want to know how many documents altered, how many documents were destroyed? zero zero. but who destroyed 33,000 documents that she lied about overn? d over agai hillary clinton. she destroyed them. that was tampering thatpering w obstruction of justice. and did the doj, the fbi, care ? they didn't give a damn, but now they care. what are they so afraid? n fo let him run for r office and ife he loses, then that's the end of it is thet i hate a country a is akin to a third world country. this is a banana republic. when indict one guy running forg president and the guy who's

doing it is some old geezer who says, you know what, i don't knowdon't anything about it. the day, by the way, the day that we finally get under threat of contempt to the head of c, we finally get a 1023 from a credible fbi source ,credible $200,000 worth of credibility. the fbcredib$200,000i paid him g joe took 5 million, hunter took 5 million from ukraine. and i'm not done yet. i'll tell you somethini will tgc this whole thing with the ukraine, why the heck is everybody going to ukrainryo why do we put billions and billions and billions of dollars into ukraine dollars wht the heck is going on over there? randi weingarten going check out education and joe biden goes over therdee january of 208 and he says, if you get the prosecutor off that company where my sonthy so makes $80,000 a month, and if you don't get rid of him, i'm not going to give you the billion dollars that the unite d promised you.ised y >> well, joe, that's calleoudayt paid of play.

it's an organized criminal enterprise that we haviminale aa president and his family, they should be ashamed. and evered andy american be ashd of what happened today. well said, jessica, i assume you agree with most of that. >>j i was struck by a lot ofes whata the judge just said, mostlyhe fc the fact that t she didn't address the documents that were across the screen, that there were documents found in the bathroom ie documefoundn, tn the ballroom, in his bedroom, in his office, that there wereeu documentmes pertaining to our nuclear programs, pertaining to our weaknesse, perts and our allies weaknesses. what makes us vulnerable? clearlweaknessy, national secury risk, what has been proven time and time again whed n it comesdonald to this particular case is that donald trump and all the supporters t have been lying first to us about what happened. so h first he went with everyon.

everything was declassified because he's magic and h becausk at things and they become declassified. >> now he's on tape admittinapew fact that he's showing people, mark meadows, this team, when he's trying to do the booko dont that was still classified and that he knows that he doesn't have the power h haver to declassify it anymore because he's no longer president. he said they were properly secure were prd. >> i don't think a toilet is a skiff. maybe i'm wrong. better than a corvette. ou go, >> yeah. here you go. misdirection. misdirection. just. ock we yes, it is the whole because. no, it's not because in the wbr block, we'll talai ck ukraine, and then i can hear about viktor shokin all over again. her agai said that he complied with everything we know. he flouted subpoenas and now know that he asked his lawyers to get rid of things. a it seems and i'm not a lawyer, t but i'm decently smart. i know some viewers don't necessarily think that, but i'm telling you in tella few of few of my teachers would agree that this seems like a prettyths like clear of obstruction. and jonathan turley has been on our air all day talkingon ous and saying that these charges are the darlings of what

they're looking for because actu are easy to prove especially when have pictures of that. >> so if hillary actually does get rid of this, here weings --. >> this has nothing to do with hillary clinton. no, it doesn't nine: it do. want if you want to argue and you want to talk about again the difference between grossto ence and negligence and extremely careless, a lot of people have that conversatiod a lot n. but today you are looking at boxes of classified documents strewn across a public place that were transported to another location, even to the point who whoeverember wh the family member who texts, i will be able to fit all the boxewon't behes on the planw whatever shall we do? >> i get it. bue t as judge did say, these ae presidential personal records. she has the sole authority to make personal just as billedd clinton sock drawer case proved. and just as an obama judge jt h ratified. >> that is the law. it's a civil situationat, not ni criminal. >> so this is all nothing. well, and i'll telng. , and l why it does matter. and it is not just deflection to talk about clinton and to

talk about joe biden and hunter biden. the fact that classified joe bid documents that were taken by joe biden when he was a senator ended up in his garage where hunter biden, wio has a lengtho hay, shady record of engaging with people liketh, i don't know, who are all over his his laptop shadys e fo ar him figures, chinese spiei there's no question abougures,t you know, whether he was possibly allowing them into the house whenen joe wasn'te, not around, just sitting in the garage. not to mention he was making thes t e foreign deals with shady figures who did not have the interests of the united states in mind. they have an interest of how they can bribe and make surecan brur that their interes, whether it's for the chinese communist party or for ukraine to b e a changed in their favor. >> the fact is that hillary clinton had a digitas l box of i unclassified unsecureded server with classified information on it as a secretary of state. after she leftsecretar office iw bathroom. so we weren't talking about how this is al bad,l bad. sure, you should not mishandle

classified information, but the doubleied standard of justie in this country is becoming a serious problem. nog a serit donald trump alone,e everyday americans who arery at their federal government and going it's being weaponized against people who disagree with the left. and we've seen that over and over and over again. ir and ovand department of jusb out this indictment. it looks bad. they alwayads at the beginningnt and then the narrative completely falls apart once there's a responseivmpletelyt on months later from trump and from the actuaactuall evidence t we see, we'll see what happens on tuesday. we'll see what happens with the tria hl. but when it comes to the becau credibility of doj, because they've gone through this listse ,witch hunts, as the president says, four years, is,r years of this over and over again with different situations. they have nowith credibility leu so even if these things aredy i true in the indictment, nobody'sgo going to believe it. and that's a problem forr am american democracy as left, it was a grand jury verdict, though this is the same thing you're acting against. >> a you had an attorney who wasn't part of andy mccabe, rzoks strzok and george soro

just issue. >> they were a jury of hisit peers. it's just an indictment and doesn't mean anythin is ju >> hasn't even gone to trial. the grand jury's a jury of his peers, the people who weresica: selected. >> you have a jury of your peers when they geta and jy both sides. wht. se: mrrea mr.. gutfeld yes, thank you. well, my name i don'. eld? gregs isn't i think most people understand this isn't about breakingk moe the law is it's t breaking trump. >> even the charges are theatric. i mean, dozens of many candctments, you know, basically, like they just chopped up a candy bar into little bite sized snacksr into l it's meant to exhaust and overwhelm not just trump, but his supportersmet . right. it's meant to psychologically flood the zone up to the election to keep trump's persuasive abilities at bay, to trump's supporters occupied to scare away donors, right? >> yeah. nobody's going to want to give money if they think that he's going to go to jail. le >> we know that this whole cla classified documents stuff is a murky placment stue it's like ey

knows that. so this is like the choice do this is definitely ande only definitelfinitey a politic, one. the problem, though, is with this exhaustion strategy thoug,n you think it wears people down. but when you look at, trump supporterst trump, it winds them up. oh, yeah, i don't thinki don'the democrats or the mediaav ever, ever understood that concept or that bigger concept, which is always their problem, the concept of going too far. >> you know, they don'ts they don't understand limits, right? so you have no limits in criminal justice. where is that going? you have no limits on the woke gender nonsense, right?you co so when you come out against ate the surgical mutilation of children m, they accuse you of being transphobic because they don't understand the limis they don't understand if you say you want a border, you're you're xenophobic because they don't understand the limit, the persecution of trump, but note li prosecution is based on the fact that they have no limit they don't understand. >> they because they classified

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son hunter biden had a board seat on. the president brushing a b it or by using his signature catchphrase, the briberyeg allegation. >> congresswoman nancy, makes sense. there's damning evidenceatio tht the idea that he sold out the country in response to the >>ngressional. >> where's the money? i'm joe. mr w . president, i try to do toohe n much in the market. >> so justeyis i the money is il those shell companies that hunter biden allegedly set upcal to basically money launder many different biden family members. >> this is how the u.s. is. jese he's like he's like, yeah, where is it? we know it found: . >> yeah, right. this guy's cocky. so you have 10 million going to joe and hunter from this allegation popped in 2017. that means the fbi had this during the impeachment over donald trump fingered the biden family for this exact scheme

and got impeached for it and the fbi knew it had legs the entire time. and then in the election, they spiked a laptop, too, and then they raidedhey house. but everything's fair. and the department of justice how about this? >> the burisma guy is payingis joe bide?n $5 million to a lot to fire the prosecutor, whiched joe biden admitted on tape he firetad. >> there you go. that's exactly what this impeachment was all about. and then the guy says. gh but we're going to disguise it through shell companies so the money doesn't actually get seen going to joe's bank account. seet a second.wait a >> it's exactly how the chinese set up the laundering through shell companies. >> but it doesn't joe's bank account, it only hits nine other members of the biden family's bank account. me, hers granddaughter and his brother and his corrupto son.

>> so it doesn't matter ifu you don't pay, joe. if you pay the whole familey and then the whole family pays for houses and cars and tuitioen and that's a bribe and that's an impeachable offense. and the fact that you now have this allegation and tony bubble lenski and laptop and the caller records from rem one bank remember there's ten banks left. who knows what they're going to find in thoseem ten bank other banks? this thing's just getting started. and that's why the republijust p happened. >> have to open up an impeachment inquiry to get to the ry to bottom of this. corruption. >> so, greg, when when joe biden continues to den>> kal of this, even though he was hunter biden's business partner, isn't he just insulting the intelligence ofevo everybody who can look at this and go, it's obvious that he benet's obvis benefiting from hr biden's business deal and it hurts hunter's feelings because he worked really hard on this stuff. you know, the people in the le idia, thea drooled over t they could get on the trump family business, but at least r, those businesses were real. even trump university sold the name. it was a licensingp univsity det they produced a profits in exchange for services. prtrump, hotels, whatever real

estate. the only product the biden family dduct the produces are ek vials and outbreaks of chlamydia. i mean, they had to launder that money. god knows where hunter was inserting those bills. >> but it's not so much thatt sm the biden familyuc, a criminal family, because they are it's that the media is so lethargicai about this corruption. you know, you know nothing. trump there' s that comes closein the to this, that the trump family did. you wonder where woodward and bernstein. >> but i have to say, turnabout is fair play. the problem with things that have to be fair to all people,rl your turn in, the barrel will come. i'm not that interested in locking up i or joe biden, but us iother side would lock up every one of us if they could. >> so let' cous go. >> let's go. let's take him out. let's put him behind bars and put all of every biden behind. dr. jill, i want doug. she's not a real doctor. how long has she beenhe practicing on patients telling them that she's an actualie

doctor? jessica, you know, the media has tried to spin thisssica, t as republicans are kind of making up a scandal about the biden family sca. e obam democrats have also said that. but the obama white house cod state department hada concerns about burisma corruption. in fact, the press office was about this and hunter biden's dealings at the time and hisjoei to this firm. and yet joe biden continues to say hdee had nothing to do with it. >> i mean, the evidence shows tho thy a very basic level. so i agree with elizabeth, the who was the first person who was runnin wg for president in 2020 democrat, to come out and say that that arrangement, havinndg hering fo son working for a company like that would not be acceptable and that the ethics ruler wouls need to be revised. and i think that we can allth agree that that should be the at thacase it shouldn't be allowed. and joe should say that that this isn't somethingld say t the would do again. but we hae yesterday, chad pergram, our own our very at that's what we're supposed to say, our very own chad pergram, which to by saying

our very own makes him the best, which he is. yevery os. >> that a source familiar with the document told fox newr to clear the document does not say joe biden received any paymentsdo . now i know what you're going to say. we discuss it, not how the mob . >> chad, i'm sorry. your tenure has been great. but greg.ur tenur has defined. i understand when your mafia i family, it's never writtenh down. right, because you have a really rich granddaughter off of i groft. ans, l >> but republicans like comar,ik onncy mace, chuck continue to go on tv and say that t they have a thing. don' have evidence of a thing that they don't have on the viktor shokin fire. ons bribed.ly wa no. joe biden well, they say joe, but no, that's. well, you're not going to bee ae able to out your husband.-- >> you're innocent. i'll just bribwie your husbandlo and you do what i want you to do. >> it's that's how it works, jessica. neve about making these circuitous arguments is that you can never be wrong. but you alsoan als never be rig- so we'll just keep going.

i just was right. but, you know, to scientists, what this is all about, about joe biden's role in this, like as a former vice president, the current president, areorme you to the big guy? yeah, the big guy. it's always been about that. it's alway's always about joe b. you have to wonder how a guy who's been in washington for 47 years, a half a century with nothing to speak on, haso p attained the highest levels of power in the united states in some of the shadiestin dealings that we have ever seen inry o the history of this countrf thyn the most weaponized justice department and law enforcementh and intelligence agencies. >> i mean,ligence i even need to much past that. but what i will tell you is that the 23 that came out saying joe biden took was given five is some was given five in ukraine. you know, that country five we keep giving billions and raskin outgn a democrat congressman is if he know he comesing right out and he says it was likely to be disinformation and i mean

don't they have another playbook? it sounds like everything that h the democrats don't like is this information. but bill barr, the attorney generaisl, the united states comes out and he says the information was checked out. it was determined that it's not the ly that it was destiney thar the exact opposite and that it was to be continued in terms ofe the investigation. and bill barr doesn't understandstation,esn' why theyh concluded that investigation. i will add mey hy opinion, and t is that the very existence of any information relatingdens wil the bidens will be covered up. >> he is corrupt. part of and the amazing part of it is in this 1023 that came in in june of 2020, before the laptop, before bobulinski credible023 the fbi source says they talk about t the big guy. so waboute hear from the big guc from the same credible source

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>> we cannot let that happen. the 19th amendment to the constitution that gave the right to vote, it took 40 years or so. >> d o you think that the 28th amendment, if it's passed, will it happen in your lifetime? >> i hope soif it is passed, ift start, we'll never happen at sta their bestrt, . all right, jessica, there's no denying that restricting the second amendment is very popular with democrat voters. is thiulars play to the white house? >> it definitely feels likewings our waiting in the wings moment right now is supportinmot?g georgia, as it should be. but he's spoken as much national attention as possible. but it is also something tha trgiz not only energize voters, but something that a lot peoplefor,a want. >> when you look at what he's going for. and we should note thand we shon ,it's very unlikely something like this could happen in it33s 33 other states to do it. but he is talking about things that are popular tha with 90% ou the population, like stricter background checks or waiting guriode waitins before you can r guns. >> and i think that it's anns importan, and t is ant conversae

having, and i think it's very smart and strategic, obviously, ofand stra the california govero be doing it. >> okay. you know, katy , i have a lot of friends in texas and in southern states wher ie. kids grow up with guns. but it's interesting that newsom alsg thato is thinking at raising the the age of possessing a gunof posse. 18 to 21 is if an 18 year oldpel isn't mature enough, especially if that kid grew ulyp using guns >> well, they've also shot that. down ihon the courtst already where they've tried to raise the limit to 21 for both handgunsor bot and, rifles. you can't do that constitutionally have to allow one or the other, just likdo tht you ban all concealed carry. you have to allow carr oral carl carry some kind of concealed carryri through a permitting you can't just ban at all. right. but in terms of who he's erms o talkinf g to, it is just a political statement. it's not happening. you have to it'sstateml amendm a constitutional amendment. it's not something the president can do by himself nonot someno mentiot to getting, on board. and he would i go to the range e

,a minority, meaning as a white woman, i'm a minority. the majority of people who are buying firearms in this country are minorities firearm and womeo and so when it comes to thetheyt second amendment, they think is and dry 5050 issue. it's not. and we have millions. new gune owners in the past ten years. they're not doing that because . the government's taking care of them. they're doing it because crime rates in their cities are going through the roof doing i crime raee roof and feel likeg n they're being left behind and allowing criminals to run the streetrus and. the wro they don't want to be victims. and so i think he's talking to the wrong constituency. and it'snstituen not not realiss well, it's interesting that california, more gun crime,crim, more total violent crime than florida and texas, where gun laws are less strict are l. i mean, when we get into the issue of, you know, acting like gun reform, the solution to violent crime, he's like the gu y wears too much cologne and he thinks the cologne really good. >> and everybody else, it's like you're wearing toude,omuchc cologne. >> true. heol

true. is positioning himself toe mr. california. the rest of the country isn't in love with california. le is crazy. >> he's trying to check every box on liberals left to beto run their guy to run nationally. . that's not going to play in swing states. thatn you, going to wi ohio and florida, north carolina. >> those moderatesohio that you need to win nationally. >> you look at californin natioi judge, he's trying to own homelessness, drug addictionng crime. he's shutting down power plantcs . >> and now he wants to get rid of the second amendment. he is going to leave nationally so fast and run to california to its safe farms where herms belongs. he could have run fort president maybe ten years ago when california was doing okayag . >> not anymore, greg, according to the bureanoe.u of justicero o survey, only 7% of prisoners arrested for firearms

use during their offense purchased the gun legally. yes uses they shot.gun ille >> exactly.>> i would like to introduce an amendment that limit greg:s thee of hair gel you imagine him he'd have to pry it out of hised dead hands.s he's like that. he's like the relative, the younlike tg that hangs is hg out in the hospice around grampsound is waiting for himhis to choke on the strained peas. hings over every now and then, he's like, unplug the machines. >> you need a pillow?>> gre >> yeah, you need a pillow laying there. oh, i tripped. i fell every he. it is is >> it is pretty obvious what he's doing here is, is you like know, he's trying to get as much attention. he's like a child banging on pots here. i'm over here, guys. i'm over here, guys. he's also been rudeley humiliated every time he opens his mouth, because, as you sayl, everything is political. >> he says, i want to arrest desantis the reporter says, okay, you're going to arrest desantis citizens? >> no, that's hyperbol, that'se >> it's like, well, you said it. this is no you.r thintee this will be another thing that he will say, i didn't meang wilt was hyperbole. nobody could take him seriously

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when you're live on air. like telling someone you love them.. >> thank you. feel very much. great to catch up. i love you. than u. k you. -- di our telephone. did he just say he loved me,ve dave? but i sure did. i just heard philip say he loved me. i could swear. i just heard him d sayid h i lo? you. >> did he not just say that? a reporter endinca: g a radio interview by telling the host, i love you. not because you actually loved him, but because he was textingw his mom and blurted out loud what he was typing wit. >> do things like this everhappn happened to you, greg? who has it donede? arious this is hilarious. yeah. i was on the phone.s on with ir. oh. did you tell him you loved him? yeah. no, i was. mi texting? i was texting my wife and i for dentally said thanks, ruining my life. >> then it wasing my l clearly t meant for the irs. >> so anyway, the big story is philip wegman looks just like you. so let's talt's talkk. >> jes >> jessica tar law's missinglovi twin was not missingng h. e is. he's loving his mom. you, that is.

did you after the transition, put a tie on her? don't smile honestly. smile without your glasses off. i take your glasses off now take your glasses off. not. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. that's the same face. this is the greatest, right?don' >> so good. why don't you. never mind never m. why aren't i? what do i even say it? i well, i know phil and i know his girlfriend, emily thins talkingd he' to her about it, and she was saying his family is loving this. >> and i think it's swee how t that phil, no matter how busy he is, even if he's in the middle of an interview, it's tim e for his mom. >> answer no, he should be fired. why? what do you texting your mom doa while you're doing it? don't fire this guy. >> the show.xt herng >> so my mom text is me, but i want her back. i can't, i don't have enough time. but more people should say i love you, janine yes. you >> do you love me? i love you. what? jessic jessica? and i love you, too. i hate that. i have to say i love you andsic

i really love. yeah, i can tell . >> what are the color of my eyes, jesse? all right, so here's a debate. shouldbate a man ever know anotr man's eye color? greg ncoloo. h >> harold ford junior's eye color off the top of his head. well, how sh: theye sees that. they're beautiful. >> he changes. >> no. what did you say? i said i know what i thought.ino >> i didn't say that he waslo wearing color contacts. yeahreg: he'yes. he's got get b. >> i mean, i got blue eyes, you know. no, you don't. >> yeah, we all know each otherp in this. the second topic i like one. >> okay. up next, a self-proclaimed, quote, liberal woman med libe going viral after saying it's hard to find a masculine man who is not conservative not. d to fin as a liberal woman, it is really hard to find a man who is willing to play the more traditional role inour do the relationship he wants to play on the first date. orwho to open your door? who has that want and desirevid. to take care of you and

to provide who is not >> and preemptively calling b.s. on that. >> brian you are very masculine judg.ryan, e. is? do you think about this?i don' oh, no, i don't. i don't think it guy'st masculine because he pays a tab or opens a door. >> i mean, yeah, nice. lifetim >> yeah, it's from another lifetime, but i really that i think a lot of men still are old men, conservative it again ,i love kevin costner, who'su a liberalol. he cam no, he's always got a liberal campaign for people. buparte buttit yeah, yeah. >> but then he flip craig the the reason why i there'ssc there's a struggle to find masculinuline liberals today ise liberal men are becoming women. >> yeah so that's all of them.>g yeah, all of them all on and it is time for greg's massive generalization alliv men are turning into women. that man fort five conservative women. ar that's alsolem. a problem. conservative men cannot find

conservative women today because most women are liberal>e because the republican policies are bad for women. >> no, jackie. oh , she's alive because the little orange that her are not going down. are you okay? am am i oka i okay. you yeah. great. i'll leave you with this. you did this this.. d this t >> you turned men into women. you did this to us you said we had to be emotional. you said we had to cry. you said >> lik. compe had to act like you. that was your mom, jesse, and now your.y >> you did this to yourself. i have a very masculine liberabl . yes, she does. thank you. female frida>> jessiy up next. >> and i feel like a brand. what do you guys think came first, the chicken or the baby back? rib, evac ribs, chicken tenders, all the way that grilled chicken in baby back ribs, baby chicken back to rich, baby, back in back to rich, baby, back in time >> i'm on second thought.

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it looks like a torture chamber. bustg: you ct you can say what e >> i was just kidding. i don't really know. i mean, if you're cutting out the spouse cut because i think that we would all say that and that's why i cut it out. >> it't,s like an easy thing to say, you know? yeah, but here's the thing. i mean, for any job, like, for me, it was being elected day. i mean, it was a dream o f my lifetime. but i'm the luckiest. but that was because of and preparation and smart and all that stuff. but the luckiestthe luck day ofe is when i was born in this >> g countrrey and tonight. >> that's the answer. jessica. you just got waste d. re goi >> all right. 'sah, but we're going shopping later. what are you getting, then? i'm a sizelab diamond. i want a blood diamond. oh, no. blood diamonds. only a blood diamond. i want people to suffe want perr my luxury. >> jessie, i'm joking. i was almost jesse, i>> jesse when i threw ot my back. oh, i stared paralysis in the face. really? and i had a great surgeon.

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