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his hair in the green room. >> what? >> president biden finally getting off his butt to do something about it. but didn't sound too energized. i spoke yesterday with prime minister trudeau, and i've decided to dictate national interagency fire center response toes canada's request for additional firefighters and thes fire suppression assets such as airtankers trying to put the fire to sleep. meanwhile climate change parrots are chirping away and high profile democrats using wildfires to push the issue progressive congresswoman says, quote, imagine being a republican climate change denier in congress. you show up to work at the capitol today see the sky is filled with smoke and you still don't get that we need bold and immediate action to save our planet. ridiculous. and despite the pollution coming from trudeau trees in canada claiming it is americans who drive suvs that are to blame.

>> the climate crisis is real and it is here to stay. >> nothing to do with climate change it is naive. >> ofnl i'm no meteorologist whether we're talking about wildfires or storms there are going to be more frequent more extreme. >> if anybody has any doubts, this past couple of days and what we're going to be dealing with for the next few -- climate change is here. these kinds of weather phenomenon are happening all around the globe. and it's only becoming more and more common all because of climate change. >> with increasing climate change and increasing warming, we can expect more and more of these kind of wildfires. so martha one of the thing that is always amazing that people will state that make those statements and never follow-up with any data. it is like and then the pronouncements are not only tethered to data but untethered to practical solution solis smoky the bear would tell you what to do they say we are in trouble, we need, you know, we need a bold solution and then

they shut up. >> it is crazy that this has nothing to do with climate change issue. it is like hello. put away the graphics it is like get the graphic up we have a story that will work for her when you dig into this story you'll learn that it is really about the forestation process, fact that they haven't been able to do these kind of prescribed burns that they need in order to it is the same problem that has happened in california. and one of the things that really strikes me now is that the -- it's no longer there's no longer environmentalism -- that is driving people who care about the earth. it's not about environmentalism because if it was then you would have people taking care of the forest because they would be concerned about thes animals that live there. you have to go and you have to clear out underbrush and death growth and make sure trees grow and do logging that's required in order to keen the forest healthy, and i see this in so many ways, it is just all about oil. if it doesn't have to do with oil then they don't care about

it at all that's why we have wind turbines threatening whale population and cars that are being built with batteries that have toxic things that no one knows how to get rid of it at the end but it doesn't matter because it is about the oil and gas so it's become so myopic they're kind of forgotting i think about robert kern did i jr. teddy roosevelt talks about cleanings up river and real environmentalism appears to be lost just throw up the climate change grafng. graphic and we're good. >> that is a good point about rfk jr. he talks about somebody who uses environment that e had loves the erst. meanwhile will all of these activist don't do anything -- hay don't they spend all of their time indoors like you jesse. >> are you saying never been camping? >> i don't know. never been canoeing backpacking -- do you know what that is cave exploration. tree environmentalism is replaced by ideology.

you can be a democrats or republican but not anymore. >> also it is about money too. so if you want some statistics, from 1706 to 1910 there have been 20 so-called dark days. or yellow days or the average people they don't have tv back then go out and then at noon it is dark or yellow and these are phenomenon that have happened over last 200 years well before the automobile. so this is normal and what they're doing is they're preying on ignorance. not everybody knows that burning forests from canada has blacked out north america. dozens and dozens of times over the last 300 years. they're banking on people not knowing that. i talked to my meteorology sources and that there are normal temperatures in canada normal precipitation in canada there's been ordinary weather in may and canada this is not some extreme hot winds that is taken

over canada. this is a normal canadian june that because of lightning strikes and campers that put outs their camels in a dry bed of poorly managed forest that's what is happening. and so joe biden is taking advantage of this to push the green new deal so people like his donors can get paid and not people like exxonmobil that usually donate to republicans. >> you know harold in the green room i was shocked when you said that you believed these wildfires were started by the burning of banned books if florida. i thought we were going to keep dhafertion to ourselves but a much different outlook on this topic. >> i largely in line i would say the forest management issue is a serious issue. but what we can't deny also sing that the data that you present there jesse 1706 to 1910 interesting to look from 2005 to

2023, the increasing frequently in which we're seeing some of these occurrences now we can debate. they are down we talked about 4% to 2.5% or what -- >> occurrences of droughts which contradict to reason i think we need some of this forest management my point is i think we can do things can be right at once even if it causes tension we should be doing both of these things to the extent it makes sense meaning is it economically viable -- i would agree i think martha you're right some democrats who were critical of these things and want to raise the climate change issue are doing it because of a aversion to fossil fuels which i don't have but i understand where they're come from but i try to figures out core of someone's answer even if i don't like their motivation there's no doubt morris management is a about pro. occurrence of these kind of weather abnormalities are increasing. that now, the quotes you told

yes i think some democrats find that uncomfortable to know there are dark days tbhak 1700 and no combustible engines we would be kidding we don't believe we're contributing to the ozone layer depletion and something is but we have to try to figure that out and while we try to figure it out we have to agree on steps we can take to try to reverse it forest management has to be a part of it and we have to get serious about wondering why are these doubts occurring and why are hurricanes more leaklier happening across the country? and for that matter why are we having weather abnormalities these are public policymakers should be thinking if they can subtract out some of the politics. >> the problem here judge is that if they do actually have some kind of meeting of the minds then all of these -- activist are out of a job. right? you have -- they have to have this -- they have to have this us versus them thing or -- >> everything is about us versus

them. you can talk about spaghetti and a supermarket and they'll figure out some way to divide it into the left or -- >> other guy -- screw spaghetti. [laughter] >> the thing is these environmentalists, i mean, it's not just the environmentist. right? the climate change is latest pretty issue that we're going dump billions into we've already dumped billions into. but if they're so concerned abouts environment what they're saying is, you know, that they're not involved in the controlled burns. where you get rid of the underbrush to martha's point the united states in order to protect forest and to take care of that -- those areas that are in danger of burning, we've done 150,000 control burns. okay do you know how many canada has done? 12 -- 23. okay. canada is just like gavin newsom in terms of how he was handling

forest management. and then they want to blame it all on climate change it's not about climate change but your ability to see what's going on and to present it and maybe they don't want to do any of this because they want to save spiersd under the wood under ground incase they have a controlled burn but let me tell you one more thing this reminds me of palestine ohio that we have moved on from we suffer two days a we're all in a tizzy right these people in pal ohio have been forgotten and the last thing toipght say is this -- joe biden gets up and there and he says we're going put together a national interagency fire response to work with canada. no. you're the president of the united states. they have done something that is harmed people in the united states. another president would have said what are you doing to stop this why is this happening? this is a serious health hazard

for the people in my country. but what is biden do he joins the wrong doing he creates this ideological issue and says well put more money in it. our money. >> there you go old enough to remember ten minutes ago she said she didn't know what she was going to say today. >> i didn't. >> do trees have a gender? >> we can give them one. a he, she or nonbinary that's where the money should go. that's all -- >> like a gardena trees some don't blossom and some do. chghts another one two holly trees you have to have two to get them to you know how it works. have a opinion on this? >> i saw one time there was a tree that grew into another treen they tangle up -- you know what that's about. >> yeah. up next gavin newsom making another threat to throw ron desantis in jail over migrants.

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find people under false pretense i talked to the migrants. should he be worried that law enforcement officials in this state are going to arrest him when he walks up -- >> now we're getting to hyperbole bottom line is work for accountability. >> i don't think it is hyperbole you are raising criminality. >> what governor fails to mention is that everything was voluntary -- florida officials releasing a video showing they helped my migrants in texas go to sacramento and had consent to do so and got to go to a party bus. check out lights and punching back at newsom. >> these sanctuary jurisdictions are part of the reason we have this problem is because they have endorsed an agitateds for type of open border policies and they have to deal with fruits of that. they all of a sudden become very, very upset about that. well what are these people having to deal with here, i

don't see the sympathy for them. >> kidnap me and put me on a part bus. >> you know, party bus is very deceptive it look like fun but not wearing seat belt it is a death bus. it is a death bus i think now you know what gavin newsom reminds me of somebody on twitter trying to raise their profile by -- coming after somebody and just hitting him because he knows desantis is like most effective successful governor the united states and gavin is worst so he's basically you know he's basically heckling him on twitter this is what he's doing and taces joke because he won't arrest thieves he releases criminals early -- and he now he's threatening, you know, to puts on his ax body spray up and buttons up a shirts and now rocky balboa going after whatever. by the way he's wrong too. illegal immigration -- you know at a border is not a local but a national issue and

not a stunt to marry a national problem with a issue newsom is too chicken to pitch in and help other governors which is what in a national emergency you would do you should go back to the french laundry and yell at the help and slurping on -- >> i believe msnbc anchor brought up kidnapping. >> yeah i loved that. i think yesterday we spoke about this like i don't to talk about the statute that's ridiculous but you know, it is interesting, newsom is criticizing ron desantis. ron desantis has a state that is added 319,000 americans. people whopght to give up where they're living to go live in florida -- gavin newsom has a state where they are moving out because they hate california, and for good reason, i mean, if you go sphrik one of the most beautiful cities

in america you take your life in your hand forget about it and it is -- it is gafn gavin newsom is the little guy getting attention and he's consistently freed people directly without even involving the parole boards. i mean, and you know he wants to criticize ron desantis but that whole idea they have the consent forms everybody had a good time. and this is the classic administration, the democrats were sanctuary cities, god bless all of you come to us until they have to walk the walk. and these just picking an issue to make a maim for himself it is absurd. plelly why does gavin newsom go after desantis why not after donald trump? >> i whawns motivates your question i don't why adults can't be leaders. the two of them have been elected to lead two of the most important states in the country if not two of the three most

important states of the country both of them are reflection of their respective parties more committed to than straw strategic we talk about intelligently i think with enthusiasm and disagreement, these guys only want to engage in stunts and it is -- it's frustrating and maddening because we've outlined the elements of a solution here and for some reason and there are others that are too. even robert f. kennedy jr. went down to the border, gave us pictures and gave some narrative around how we can begin to solve some of these problems i hope they get what they want to advance their own personal political agendas and political athletic personas but you're not doing anything. anything to help those migrants that you're concerned about nor doing anything to practice our border. >> and gavin could be attacking the president -- so it's pretty convenient to go

after ron desantis. >> i agree with greg. i think this is all an exercise to elevate himself. i think he's preparing to fill a void should avoid a rise. i think a lot of people wonder whether or not president biden although he obl has declared he's running for president again and that's current status of his political situation. i think a lot of people wonder whether or not he actually will in the end and so i think you see gavin newsom says iemg going after desantis he's young like me and a successful governor from another state, and i'm also serving my party if i can ding him in this process -- and, you know, let have donald trump be the candidate, i believe that democrats think that donald trump might be the easier person for them to run against whether or not that's true i don't know. but i think this is a very deeply political and sort of -- completely driven by his own political ambition. >> gets press when he attacks

ron desantis but he should be welcoming like thank you for sending them on buses because this is what i wanted. >> of course we'll take them that should be the fans he's not a hypocrite. up next squad member cori bush thinks you're against going woke you're a racist. ugh-stipated... feeling weighed down by a backedup gut" miralax is different. it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut. ...free your gut. and your mood will follow.

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>> great song okay here we go squad member cori bush nation controversial comments about people opposing woke policies democrat throwing gasoline on an already hot issue. watch this. whnch you say i'm anti-whoak you talk about wokeness, you're saying i'm antiblack and i don't want black people to speak up for themselves i don't want equality and justice for black

folk. you should be on side of folks woke because we're saying no more oppression against our community unless you are saying i'm racist white supremacist and bigots stop togs about wokeness and you can't tell me that i'm wrong because i'm from the very movement where this came about. don't let a fascist tell you what being woke means. >> so really comes down to this question of what woke is -- and i do think that people define it in different ways. so harold i want to ask you first what do you think swobbing and is she defining it correctly? >> i disagree with the congresswoman for a couple of reasons first i have no clue what woke is. i hear people throw it around and use it and i've said it on this show i believe republicans talk about being woke and democrats think it is toxic and cancel it i don't how to define all of those things.

two, just because you disagree with me on an issue doesn't make you racist. i think we've reached a point in some of our politics and some of the political conversations we have especially as people get further and further away from one another depending on side of the aisle they sit on that raise quickly already reflects gets invoked whenever there's a political conversation so i don't accept that. three, i think the universal truth that has to be embraced and has to be talked about more is that we're part of a human race here and we can have differing opinions being climate change and have dinnering opinions be it how we educate kids and should have different opinions and likely should about health care and how we pay our bills as a country. but -- we've got to understand we're not going to get to solutions if we keep automatically reflecting invoking race all of the time when it has no bearing and no relevance to what we're talking so congresswoman i don't know but i disagree with her. >> it is going to be an issue in this -- gop nomination process jesse

because -- ron desantis one of the things that he has deeply engrained in all of these beaches is that florida is where woke goes to die. so she's painting it in this light -- how do you see it? >> well if someone ever asks desantis to define woke he better have a good answer because it is not easy to define it -- you know that song greg like you think this song is about you. carley simon you're so vain. >> so many factors you have the radical people changing in locker room attacks on masculinity and cap capitalism d traditional values. new political correct. yeah. but it is really an attack on my ability to be judgmental. you have to be able to be judgmental in a society and say, this is morally wrong or this is morally right because if you seangt say that then everything goes -- everything is permissible and

like cultural relativism nothing is better nothing is worse. everything is just bylaw -- and that's how civilization does. i agree that we have to stop oppression but you don't oppression by oppressing other people. you don't just bury all of the straight white guys and pee on their grave. we can tworkt to make other people successful and she does have to acknowledge this. sometimes where people are is a result of all of the decision they've made some people in society have to take accountability for where they are in society. it is not because they're being oppressed -- maybe it is something that they have done or they have not done but we do know that in the united states of america the sky is the limit. if you make the right choices. >> that's the argument judge that tim scott was making and sunny basically sad to him the lit us in test is this do you believe the country is systemically racist or not? >> well it all comes down to is everyone is saying it all comes

down to race. you know the dems need to stop acting like they own all of the black voters. that because you're black you're definitely agreeing with them. i think one of the interesting parts of this -- this segment is that there were muslim children lame to be on side of white supremacist after they spoke against the sexuality discussion and materials in the classroom and muslim children and parents didn't want to get involved in this transgender nonsense. and then they call them white supremacist you should be with us. you should be woke. so i guess it is not just about race but it is also if you don't agree with everything that we're seeing -- then you're a white supremacist you don't agree with transgenderrism you're a white supremacist. but they just look cori bush herself is someone who is business it is to divide. she's the one who initially

wanted to defund all of the police she then used her own campaign money for someone to defend her i think it was her husband. that she gave campaign money to defend her and he's not a security guy. you know, it's like everything from me is the way i want it and you don't matter. but they're wrong they're just wrong. >> well -- i have to commend harold i thought your answer was dead on perfect and within it you defined wokism which is seeing everything through the prism of race because to you look will you oppression politics one is oppressor one is the oppressed. interesting thing about it, though, is anti-woke it is not antiblack but anti--- it is anti-woke is anti-stupid. and stupidity knows no color because you notice it is loudest wokest people respect black right they're all white female liberals and this is my opinion

only -- i don't have the science although i probably could find it i think it is replaced a certain like amount of meaning in their lives. this is a replacement for maybe a lack of religion or lack of family. and that's why clinging to wokism is so -- is so important but leak what the judge said you look at armenian families and muslim parents black parents all pissed off they don't want to join a neomarxist cult and stripping in their classrooms it is why you have to look hard to find a black mugshot in any file on antifa they're miserable white people with lousy relationships with their parents and are just troubled people wokism is antiblack because it relies on this power dynamic model oppressor versus oppress and i can't manage a worse mind set for success no matter what you do there's always going to be somebody to blame but you.

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♪ ♪ >> joe biden tries to protect his bribe to judge voters to scrap his student loan give away. biden bashing the gop while announcing his action but oddly failing to mention the in democt who is cross party lines to vote against his bailout.

>> folks republicans in congress led an effort to pass the bill block my administration plan to provide up to $10,000 in student loan relief and $20,000 for bar that receive a pell graduate and help millions of family that's why i'm going to veto this bill. >> biden created quite the student debt mess federa payments will restart soon after being suspended during the pandemic. and the supreme court could still kill biden's bailout. okay greg -- how is this fair? i mean -- that's all i have to add. [laughter] that's good. >> yes. unlike harold i'm not a lawyer but like harold i'm sexy. [laughter] and when you're sexy you can tell quite easily that this is unconstitutional. this is pure theft. we have a demented mr. mugu trying to take your money and giving to potential vote rs as you kreblghtly called a bribe so

think about voters in kind of debts they have biden is targeting left wingers with losey degrees that's the bribe. you know, the right -- the republicans should do that for carpenters, contractors, plumbers call it the truck loan forgiveness plan. or -- [inaudible conversations] that's catchy and it's roughly same cost $250 a month for your truck loan and then i think that would be equally as powerful also i would be for student loan forgiveness if it's schools that pay. because if the schools had to pay, they would cut the fact of the administrative democracy department and colleges tuition could then drop down rates it should be like say 20, 30 years ago. >> very good. thank you art harold now your chance interesting -- >> i agree with greg. >> okay well -- >> so write that down. >> interesting and judge knows this is this major questions doctrine. and whether or not this is

spelled out plainly and clearly enough from congress for these agencies to have this sweeping authority to transform our economy. if you look at this court the court is decided a involving apa and they decided that administration did not have the authority and it is likely they're going probably come down same way here to greg's point. i hope they all go to drawing board. why not make loans or make money available for people who want to be cops or people who want to be nurses or people who wants to be truck drivers and men and women for those who are want to be engineers like plumbers and electricians public dollars to advance octave but this needs to be advanced and do everything we can to bring them in so sthiewndz like i'm parroting greg but i am. they should hold these college presidents accountable bring them before congress and allow them to explain why these

massive increases over the last several years what are our kids getting from it? what jobs are we creating what innovation and now some of them may have good answers but i'm notes -- i've not been persuade these increases over the last five to ten years we've gotten the return on the investment that we as taxpayers are expected to pay in this and for that matter what students and families are expected to pay in these. we have a long way to go with kids going college i can only imagine what the cost will be like at that time. >> you know jesse in 20 something like 16% of 18 to 29-year-olds supported joe biden yets this group that was once best dem graphic apparently has now showing the largest drop in support so he can't buy them anymore either. >> what is it with biden and bribes he takes them, gives them this is now how politics is supposed to be, joe biden. it really is unconstitutional reverse class warfare, but what he's doing is he's leaving the universities off the hook.

they're the price gougers. and he knows that now the way the parties have flipped over, the more education you have the more likely you are to vote for a democrat so he's pushing all of these young people into the universities, they get brainwashed there and he wipes their debts for votes. it is really shameful and the supreme court is beginning to knock it down. >> yep. >> arthel. >> prats sure all throughout covid people's loans were forgiven and delayeds and delayeds and delayed i'm not sure if that program has kicked back in yet because i know young people have been going to website to see if they have to put a payment in and they didn't yet so on top of that, you have this student loan which i think in the midterms and it may have shifted as you say in terms of the supreme court from younger votes but i think in midterm abortion and this student loan bill were the two biggest factors for young voters we saw it in michigan and wisconsin and big college areas where there are concentrations of young voters in places that they cared about this a lot and when the i

think when the biden team read polling how popular this debt loan forgiveness thing was they're like we have a dog with a bone we are not going let go of this no way. >> popular free money is popular. you didn't need a poll to know that. >> all right thank you. up next -- >> you're welcome judge. former s&l star pete davidson warning why you shouldn't do drugs before making big purchases see that story and more in the fastest. ♪ -okay, and one more. -i think we got it. -yeah, let's focus on the rv. -rv? okay, everybody, look at the rv and smile. this is what you want for your family portrait? good point. we bundled the boat with our home and auto first. -hey, team, get on in here. -team? oh. fun. now everyone say "24/7 financial protection with progressive"! 24/7 financial protection with progressive! okay. let's get some singles of me on the bike. honey. yeah.

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welcome back first up kids here is is another reason why you shouldn't do drugs pete davidson admits he was stoned when colin bought a nearly 300,000 dollar ferry comic also saying he's coolest about the current state of his purchase and even joked that it might have already sunk. you have strong opinions about these kind of purchases -- for gutfeld. >> you should never buy anything when you're high you know who told me that bill o'reilly there are two things you should never purchase when you get into new money like he did.

a bar which i did which was stupid lost all of my money and a boat and he managed to get a boats and bar together and that is the dumbest thing you could ever do. but it makes you feel beaters about every dumb purchase you did when you were drunk like when i bought jesse's book. [laughter] judge. >> do you have any opinions about things like -- >> i think it is ridiculous, obviously, 300,000 didn't make a dent in his bank account if he doesn't know where it is talk about first world problems. and you know, i don't shop like that. ming good to know jesse. >> you don't when you're high but drunk and i went shopping at sachs one time after cocktails i bought -- you know, what suede is -- i bought suede. >> suede what? >> jacket shirt, i went all suede shopping spree. returned all of it. i can't wear suede. >> didn't fit or you were drunk?

>> like that was amazing. they tell me how it was right. >> do you have anymore suede -- give me all of the suede to the changing room. >> pants maybe? >> ever made a suede purchase? >> i was excited about this purchase and it would be a fun place if it was turned into a fun bar. also i think it was sweets they're both from staten island and road the ferry every morning to school but i thought it was really funny one of the communities about it said that ho run the ferry and in really bad shape and no windows you can't see very well out of and those who don't know anything about maritime vessels. there you go. >> one of the most embarrassing things you can do it mistaking stranger for someone you know on a text. >> ever done this judge?

>> why did you come to me first? >> yes. >> do you want to elaborate or just yes -- >> martha have you before? >> everyone has done this. it has terrible and you know what the worst way to get caught many it the group text so you know how like if you text three and becomes group so then you think you're texting that person and name comes up and sent it into the entire group. yeah. >> it just happened to me last week i was trying to text kevin mccarthy. and i text paul mccarthy instead and i'm like tell hinl the debt ceiling he's like qhar you togs about i was like paul -- say with london that's paul mccartney you make me sick -- okay this morning i texted a picture of my dog to doctor siegel when it was meant for my wife elena and now i'm worried when i texted to my wife that was meant for doctor siegel.

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