it's a uniqueness of america. >> laura: given the fact that he considers so little of the constitution is it any won't their he misquotes it that line is from the declaration of independence, sir. all right. programming note, be sure to catch my special on affirmative action. the big case that came down, the diversity verdict, it's available now on fox nation. always remember to set your dvd at 7:00 p.m. but gutfeld! is next. * [applause] [applause] >> greg: happy thursday, everybody. some break news, the supreme court has ruled that race-based affirmative action programs are unconstitutional. it's been around for 45 years and i guess one of the justices finally read the constitution

for the first time and he was like whoa! true, it's been a while since the supreme court treated the constitution as anything but a paper powell for when biden spills his ensure and the reason for the change is also the reason for tonight's monologue. it's been over 150 years since america banned slavery but here's an interesting fact that folks at reuters just dug up. i love reuters. a lot of powerful people descended from slave owners. that includes republicans, mitch mcconnell. i would say he took one on the chin, but we all know that's not possible. [laughter] >> greg: but also lindsey graham, james langford and tom cotton. his name sort of gave that away. [laughter] >> greg: if you ever run for

president should not use the slogan pick cotton. not going to work in the cities. [laughter] >> i would not advise that either. >> greg: all right. if those old white men didn't surprise you, how about tammy duckworth, jean -- and liz warren, right? that's got to be tough for those women of color. liz warren must be asking how, how? [laughter] >> greg: how is this possible? but the fun part, every living president is a descendant of slave owners except one and can you think of who is free of that ancestral shame, no, not that one. his ancestors owned slaves, and boy, did reparations just get awkward. definitely not this one. his ancestors owned slaves, too,

though to be fair joe was just a child at the time. so who is the exception? ♪ [applause] >> greg: it's true. he's the only one whose ancestors never owned slaves although he was rude to some of his apprentices, i'll give you that and he's the guy the media has dubbed the history of racism, does it matter now? it matters to reuters or they wouldn't have done that research. they wouldn't have thrown rocks at all those family trees hoping to dislodge some of that sweet and juicy race bait. the way a bee treves craves a beehive for honey. it seems newsworthy.

remember, during the 2012 presidential election, there was a big news story about rick perry's hunting ranch. it had a rock with a racial slur painted on it which his familiar planted over in the 1980s. perry had nothing to do with it. the sin was committed before he was even born yet somehow the media treated it as evidence he was a racist but then every republican running for office is accused of racism even if they aren't white. merely belonging to the party that freed the saves is evidence that you want to bring back slavery, according to the freakish media. that's why they can call larry elder a white supremacist instead of giving credit for who he really is. a powerful spokesman for relief factor. [laughter] >> greg: of course, when you point out that the democratic party was the party of slavery and passed jim crow laws that kept the south so segregated you would think it's martha's vineyard, they will tell you that today's democratic party is way different now.

cool. then why can't the rest of america use that same defense, because clearly, they are different from that era as well. except it never works out that way, does it? why doesn't trump get any credit here? the worst thing his family ever bought and sold were buildings. not one human ever. if slavery is a foundational evil, if we're all expected to repent for sips committed general races before we were born why doesn't that guy get any extra credit? you don't have to like trump or think he should be reelect but you've got to admit it's pretty weird that all those journalist disall that work to dig up so many facts about powerful americans and they only mention trump's clean hands in passing. i guess it's just oh coincidence that the party of slavery and the people who vote for that party try to paint the one guy who sat in the white house who has no connection to slavery as the worst bigot ever and when facts don't fit that assumption it's best to move on. the media claims they want to remind us of our history except when it reflects well on

somebody they decided is the face of evil. as reuters puts it, establishing the grim details of the history of slavery is essential to understanding the nation's past and bridging racial divide. is it? or is it just digging up ancient history to divide americans even more. by the way, does this now make trump exempt from reparations? i mean, he truly is the least racist president in history. the irony of that is thicker than my file in hr. [applause] tonight's guess, she's a -- candidate presidential candidate nikki haley. the only fire this pyro starts is in my heart, [applause] >> never gets up on the wrong side of the bed because she sleeps in caves.

fox news contributor kat -- >> and for america's fourth barbecue, heavyweight champion tyrus. [cheers and applause] >> greg: governor haley, thank you for returning to the show. people usually do it once and then they say that's i. never again. >> it's great to be back. >> greg: thank you, you're truly a politician. what do you make of the supreme court decision? >> you know, i'll tell you when my son was putting in college applications, he was like, mom, dad is white, you're indian, i'm screwed. that was the way he looked at it. look, i was born in a small rural town in south carolina. and we were the only indian family. i became the first female minority governor in the country when i became governor of south carolina. i went on to be a u.n. ambassador. i'm now running for president.

this is the best country in the world. we should be telling our kids, it doesn't matter what your background is. if you work hard you can be anything you want to be. [applause] >> that's what we need to be talking about. [applause] >> greg: i don't believe that. >> i don't think that's true. i definitely can't play volleyball. >> greg: i've seen you, you have no athletic abilities. >> it's actually astounding. >> greg: it's disgusting. let's move on. the image is horrible. tyrus, welcome back. good to see you. >> just stepped off the plane. >> greg: the plane just went like this. [laughter] >> greg: get it? >> parking. yes, they got it. it just sucked. >> greg: remember when trump used to say he was the least racist president ever. >> apparently he has the genetic proof. it's funny because they said we all come from slave owners, some of us come a little closer than others. it's my light skinness. so he's not sensitive at all.

scary white people, i love it. i'm white skin. [laughter] >> a lot of mixing and what not back then. still goes on today. >> todd just ran out of the building. >> his parents are here so he can't go too far. but it does prove one thing. they will say, it doesn't matter whether trump ancestors owned slaves or not. they are right. it doesn't matter. just like it doesn't matter that old biden, his parents, great, great parents, owned slaves, it doesn't matter there either because it doesn't matter. you're here where you are now because of the effort you put in or your family put in going forward. it doesn't matter where your roots r. it's what your flower looks like. >> greg: oh, i like that. that was really nice. >> thank you. >> greg: did you come up with that? >> no. kat was texting me.

>> greg: it's true, you shouldn't have to pay for what your ancestors did. >> that trump came from long line of slave owners so after all the weeks and clinton fund money they are like -- long beep] everyone but him, yes, everyone but him. no, yes. i guess print it. >> greg: and it sank like a st stone. teddy kennedy date. >> greg: how are you? we did our own analysis of your history. i don't think it should matter that your great, great grandmother was a homicidal maniac? what do you make of this reuters thing. >> couldn't agree with tyus more. just because i'm italian, are my people connected to the mafia, you gave me a weird look?

>> i don't think anyone has ever thought you were in the mafia. >> this doesn't look like a mafia lawyer. >> sorry, i don't think anyone has ever thought you came from the mafia or known anyone from the mafia, that you've been in the same room as anyone from the mafia. >> he could be an informant. >> you do give off informant. >> last time i was on the show you were like you give off -- at a convention, now. [inaudible] a really bad one. [laughter] >> that makes you a good person. thank you. >> what was the question? i don't remember. >> greg: what show is this? it's called gutfeld and we should change to it abusing todd. >> the overall point to tire russ' point none of that matters. i don't care that liz warren is dezsen can't of slave holders. i don't care. that donald trump isn't. i think if i could go -- i hate reading things on your show but clarence thomas really ties all these stories together today. in his concurrence, he says every time the government uses

racial criteria to "bring the races together," someone gets excluded and the person excluded suffers an injury solely because of his or her race. i think that's a common theme between both of these stories today. nothing that is immutable to me, including my ancestry, or my race, should determine what i'm supposed to do and who i am now in the present. that's what the left wants to do and i think that's what this decision today tries to undo, hopefully we can move forward as a country moving forward. >> i think we will move forward. >> i think we've moved forward from slavery. >> do you think so? >> i'm pretty confident we have. >> yes, we don't have it. >> don't you think that article by reuters woof been great thing to write about because it actually is saying, the results are saying exactly -- but they didn't choose to go that path. >> yes, i saw it, monologue. slavery, okay, interesting

choice. so, yes, my family didn't have slaves. i want to be very sure about that, too, so i texted my cousin. [laughter] >> and i hate reading things on the show, too. hello, i'm sure you're extremely busy planning your wedding that's in two days, congratulations, courtney, but quick question, do you know if our family was here during slavery? she said no. >> greg: what does she do for a living? she's a police officer, defective. marrying another police officer. father loves it? what are they doing after the wedding. could they do fox and friends. [laughter] >> greg: before we go in support of my new book we're doing a virtual event july 27 at 6:00 p.m. see how i treat tom backstage on our live shows and more insane stuff, too. for more info go to ggutfeld.com. up next, hunter's tricks.

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explodes. [applause] >> greg: papa joe implodes. former scarf model, hunter biden was deposed today as part of lawsuit filed against him by that laptop repair shop owner with a funny name. it's not just for the cost of cleaning products needed to sanitize the keyboard, john paul macisaac is doing for defamation and biden filed a countersuit alleged that he distributed hunter's personal data which i thought wasn't real. this could take a while to get sorted out, hunter, so keep your shirt on and your pants. by personal data, that indicated he was -- negotiated with a chinese businessman for cash. you leave behind a hard drive, home made porn and drug tutorials and those are the least incriminating. in the meantime, irs whistleblower gary shapley is

sticking to his claims. he says not only did prosecutors back burner an investigation into his finances they took felony charges off the table, including tax evasion and filing a false return. but the president thinks he can smooth everything over with something called biden-omics. the rosy new spin on the economy but like tickets to the wnba, no one is buying it. buyen-omics is the latest word to combine two words into -- like rectal thermometer. the fact is, it has nothing to do with joe's economic policies and everything to do with his family's greed. just like this hunk pointed out earlier. >> biden-omics, selling influence for money, to foreign countries, then finding ways not to pay taxes. that's biden-omics, right? hunter should get a nobel prize

in economics for coming up with. this he's not going to jail, raking in millions while not actually doing a thing. that's biden-omics. >> greg: someone give that man a raise. [applause] he certainly has given all of america one. but maybe biden's personally trying to increase america's gdp by raising the gdp of his family. joe, what say you? >> biden-omics, come on, man, how do you think i bought a #,000 square foot home and beachfront acres, biden-omics. fairly pricey female companions, that's biden-omics, and why do you think we've got inflation at rates we haven't seen since jimmy carter, huh?

that was trump's fault. [applause] >> greg: i hate, governor haley, i hate to play tick for tack. the stuff they pinged on trump is nothing like. this this is serious. all the stuff they accused trump of they actually did. why can't they start impeachment right now? i don't get it. >> they absolutely should but the other thing is why doesn't the media force him to get up and answer questions. if this were any other president, truly, think about it, they would have to be standing at a podium answering questions from the press on what did you know, when did you know it, how did you know it? so if the justice department isn't going to do it congress should do it. somebody needs to do it. it smells bad all day long and the only person who appreciates it right now is kamala harris because she's waiting to be president anyway and it's buying

her time but it's a real problem. all we're asking for is fairness. if trump did something wrong, fine, lets vet it and see what happens. he can defend himself. if biden did somebody wrong, they have got to vet it and do it. this whistleblower is actually legit. the guy was there 14 years. you're not talking about some guy that showed up and decided to say something. >> greg: this is a perfect point because if you ever watch cnn or msnbc it was all about the -- the smoking gun, and it never appears, and in this case, this actually appears, and the media can't be bothered because it's their team. >> it's also like hard to believe. it's not hard to believe that the son of this guy who is the president, and then also has been in the government for 20% of the time that we've been a country, like when joe biden began his government career, women were not even allowed or guaranteed the right to have a bank account by themselves. and i know you said that was the worst thing to happen to this

country. >> greg: it was. >> but my point still stands and obviously it's sick and wrong but it's not like, oh, that's unthinkable that her son might be getting treated differently, this guy who can spit and paint and make more money -- i don't see how people are like, no, this guy can't possibly tell the truth. if you don't see how this could be likely that he's telling the truth or understand that this is how things work and it's wrong, then you're just not being honest with yourself. >> greg: todd, this is hilarious, part of this settlement that hunter biden had, with the former stripper, was that, they reduced the monthly child support, and also, she can't use -- the child can't use his last name, but she can get a portion -- she can get his paintings. >> which is exactly what she always wanted. >> greg: exactly so he's going to give her his paintings that have his name on it and she can

sell them and get a portion of that but she can't have his last name so what hunter is depriving the granddaughter of is exactly what he's doing to his dad, which is trafficking up the biden name. is that insane? >> it's insane but also sad for this little girl. i mean, little girl should have some connection to her father even if it is hunter biden. but beyond that, i'm glad you all mentioned the whistleblower because i think it needs to be noted that this whistleblower is almost beyond reproach, and i think, maybe i'm naive here but i think the mainstream media is starting to realize that. this guy came out on cbs, you know what i mean, he basically announced his whistle blowing to the world. that wasn't a better clarification there, whistleblower and he came out. >> you got it. >> you got it. but i think when you look at what he said, he said not only do i have basically a photographic memory of everything that happened, but i have documentation of this. and i think when the mainstream

media hears it, to your point on the smoking point they have got to say to themselves we may need to start following this story now. and i also wonder, is this thetheir entree, maybe this is their time to get rid of joe. >> and kamala so you get gavin newsom, which is probably just as bad if not worse. the story is kind of chasing the reporters. >> look, man, they already talked to the president about this and he answered them. you heard what the man said. he said no. >> greg: yes, he did. >> enough said. >> yes. >> but here's how -- i always have to break it down on a street level. you want to know if his dad was in the room, you want to know if his dad was working with him, was the big guy?

nobody talked [ bleep ] back. if he's just running his mouth you're going to talk trash or he'll end up with a bullet in his head. these aren't the type of people that you shake down unless they fear you so when he had that, what's up message where he's saying i'm sitting next to my dad it better come from you or else there will be a problem. if he was full of it they would literally go like do what you've got to do hunter, we're not paying you a dime. you didn't come through on nothing but he kept coming through and there was a fear there. it's there without even seeing it. because no one is going -- you're going to let somebody shake you down that has no stroke or power? no, you're probably going to whoop his ass and shut up. no one is saying nothing back because he had the big guy. >> greg: all right. you can applause. [applause] >> greg: up next, climate nuts take a position on an american tradition. [applause]

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[applause] >> greg: thank you. thank you. thank you. this fourth of july, fireworks need not apply. it must be time for -- america under attack. [siren] >> these jerks are taking on fireworks. >> greg: wow, that was amazing. i meant that. at least five fourth of july fireworks shows have been canceled in the l.a. area because of new environmental rules. which is probably for the best considering all the gunfire in l.a., fireworks would be redundant. but, of course, it's all about the climate and fireworks are considered a hazard, of course, the good news, you will still be allowed to celebrate by -- on the sidewalk. [applause] >> greg: tell the authorities,

those are the snakes. sparklers are out but don't worry about your dirty needles. it was spurred by a court case that found one example of a fireworks related pollutants. evidently they were so thick three drive-by shootings has to be canceled due to poor visibilities but no fireworks on the fourth of july? what's next, no american flags, no dogs hiding under the couch. no salmon nella from eating potato salad that's been in the sun all day. no selling of illegal fireworks from mexico to children? i guess now if you want to celebrate independence day you'll have to watch the will smith movie. and that's a slap in the face. [laughter] >> greg: that's funny? you thought that was funny? [applause] >> greg: i thought that was the worst line of the night and it got applause. i'm losing my touch but it turns out there is actually some earth friendly fireworks that emit no

pollution at all. joe mackey tested it out. [applause] >> greg: all right, didn't want to pay him so that was the way out. tyus, you own a lot of pets so i know we're supposed to talk about how they can't sell fireworks but my sister sends me the most bizarre text. you should talk to a vet about the fourth of july because dogs will end up pooping everywhere when they hear fireworks and maybe you should give them benadryl. >> you added that in. >> oh, boy, he challenged him. fight. fight. grow i grew helped reagan, that's her daughter, i helped reagan take care of the dog and he had [ bleep ] all over the house because of the explosive noise. so there is the truth. >> there is more than one of you. >> i think it's funny instead of a vet you ask a brother.

i like that. >> greg: you have a hundred pets. >> i have a hundred pets. it depends on the dog. you don't want to give them anything like marijuana to relax them but a nice gummy, you see the dog -- >> greg: no. >> the lights in the air. >> greg: why did i ask you? >> take him on a journey and keep him safe. did anyone here grow up in the '70's that can be a spirit dog? you just pet him. try petting him, greg. relax, we're fine, or is it you who forgets its fireworks and they are coming for me. cincinnati is here. they are coming for me. >> greg: i can still hide under the couch, too. >> but the environmental thing they were complaining about some of the fireworks would fall into the water and they couldn't pay someone to scoop it out so they had to cancel it. >> greg: and that's somehow worse than private jets.

i bet fox and friends will be all over this, todd. >> this is a fox and friends story. but to your point what's so frustrating about this, this is the same thing as the fire pizza oven. same environmental impact. by that i mean, zero. and you have john kerry flying around in his private jet. we raise it on every show because that's what we do but the overall point is, why are we focused on ruining a tradition? i know your introduction was a joke, like america under attack but that's ultimately what it is. if you look at the "marxist" playbook they try to attack traditions. one fish could eat a wrapper from a firework. a firework is an explosive light. that blows up and then the sparks flying everywhere, it's not going to kill fish. >> greg: why attack rappers. >> that was some really good fox news. you just connected five canceled

fireworks shows to marxist. >> i read the fox news -- >> greg: you know what else, kat, was a pollutant? the guns that won the revolutionary war, usa. usa. usa. [chanting usa] >> yes. i also -- i also like usa. i think it's uncomfortable when i chant. i mean, okay. if you break it down, the fact that we blow up stuff in the sky to celebrate, that we're a country, it's ridiculous. but it's awesome. you know, that's a calculation that we all as human beings make every day. there is a risk of doing this or this might create harm, but how does that compare to the joy that it brings me? and these are calculations that we all make for ourselves.

the five fireworks shows being canceled i don't think is going to make or break the earth. i really don't. we do a lot of stuff, like spring break is another tradition, right? what is that? you go into the sun and you poison yourself. >> greg: yes. >> with alcohol, and -- but it's like, people make those calculations, and this one, people don't want -- i love fireworks. >> greg: they have pride celebrations with fireworks, i don't think any of them would have been canceled but it's america, one day a year. >> they canceled five fireworks shows but there is not going to be anybody left in california if they keep doing this. honestly how ridiculous do they get? it's the reason why people don't relate to california anymore. they are so sensitive about literally everything. and what i worry about, look at the rest of the -- the rest of the world is looking at us and laughing. what has happened to america? it's the most patriotic day. every country celebrates, look at new year's eve, like

everybody is celebrating with fireworks. and now they are going to be sitting there saying, oh, now they are fighting over fireworks when we should actually be talking about the debt and crime and border and china and we're not. we're talking about fireworks. >> greg: i would love to see people move because of fireworks. >> i'm out of here. [laughter] >> i'm out of here. >> greg: by the way, who invented fireworks? is it china? >> yes, if you want someone to move from fireworks, throw one at them. they will move. >> greg: coming up, a new segment that features "god's magnificent creature."

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♪ [applause] >> greg: yes. it's greg's animal friends. a brand-new segment, where each guest shares a video of an amazing creature. of course, it could be misbehaving and doing something cute, the only rule, the videos can't be crappy unless they are crapping. todd, do you have one? >> i've got a cow. >> greg: is with it a duck? >> no, a cow by itself and i feel that the article that described what happened with this cow defamed said cow. >> greg: really. >> can we roll the cow? >> greg: cut sound. >> here's what happened. they described the cow as aggressive. does that look like an aggressive kowtow. he's prancing. the best line from the article, though, i had to read this multiple times because we're all reading from our papers tonight, officials reported the cow appeared unfamiliar with the area and disoriented, heading

nowhere in particular. are those things that actually need to be said in this article? were you expecting the cow to have like a specific destination? >> greg: kutztown, pennsylvania, eastern p.a., has some great antiquing, so maybe the cow was looking for something maybe like an only mish period. and he was heading to lancaster, where they have great deals on all sorts of furniture. i would suggest going there or possibly going to redding, pennsylvania, on september 16, where i will be appearing. >> that was beautiful. impressive. >> greg: cat, what do you have to share? >> mine is the duck and the cow. >> greg: yours is the duck and the cow. >> there is a huge opportunity in this video for the ladies and i'll explain in a minute. milk shake is the duck and dumpling is the cow. they love each other so much. he won't go swimming without the cow. i've got to make sure the cow is good to go swimming.

ladies, turn to your husband and ask you why he doesn't love that you way. >> greg: that's true. >> does he wait for you to go swimming or, take this angle, if i were a cow would you still love me? would you wait for me to swim? or would you perhaps not take me swing at all. makes you think. >> greg: it really does make you think. i think you took what was norm steeler and turned you into a question about life in general. i think we learned a little bit about ourselves and the world. >> just brings me a little hope to think there might be some couple out there in america screaming at each other right now. >> did anyone else thinking about drowning somebody? [laughter] >> greg: what have you got, governor? >> i've got my two dogs, bently and rio. they are the light of my life now that both my kids are out of the house but they love to play monster under the blanket. they each are the monster, and they don't realize it's the other one fighting back. and so, they are a lot of fun and i think there is another

video of bentley chasing a crab. but, those are my two little ones. >> greg: i used to play monster under a blanket. >> stop. >> stop it. [laughter] >> greg: i love that we made eye contact. >> i knew that was coming. >> you guys always find each other in the room. >> greg: summer camp, 1993. yes, i was in my 30's. i have pictures of my daughters coming up here. >> greg: you do? >> maybe not. >> greg: what if this was a wholesome story. >> i'm telling you the only thing h-- wholesome about it -- >> greg: what have you got? >> i don't know because i was on a plane accepting this stuff but -- my daughters were breaking out some of their critters, and that's my daughter, holding her giant python which is about to lay

eggs, so the camera crew came to interview me but i didn't really talk to them that much because my daughters took them on a fantastic journey all through the back of my pool house and they got all the snakes out and a bunch of other stuff and scared the holy living hell out of the cameraman. >> greg: you've got list arre -- lizards, too, don't you? >> she lets him kiss him on the nose, they were having a blast that they aren't allowed to do when i'm there. a small zoo. probably over 75 different reptiles. >> greg: isn't that amazing. >> yep. and i make my kids work it for free. >> greg: all right. we've got to move on. that was our inaugural, greg's animal friends with the best song ever. up next, we go full throttle on storing your catching a bottle.

>> greg: a story in five words. [applause] >> greg: five words. where should you store ketchup? this is such a pyrostory. when i heard this story, todd, i thought of you, heinz ketchup, lone laughter back there must know you. heinz ketchup has finally

settled the age old debate on where ketchup should be kept and they tweeted out it should be in the frig. how do you feel about that? and could you stretch this into a two-minute segment on fox and friends? >> why is this controversial. when you open something don't you automatically put it in the frig, whether it's ketchup or something -- [applause] >> that's the most applause i've gotten all day. thanks. have we become this privileged as a society that this is something that we argue about. like have we run out of things to argue about? >> greg: i would oar argue about that -- >> if i was ketchup would you put me in the frig. >> here's an interesting ketchup question. did you ever hear it be pronounced as cats-up? >> greg: anybody remember -- >> midwest, yes.

>> greg: and west coast. it was -- and then it became ketchup and nobody cared. was ketchup the first like trans-gender economy, that it was cats-up. >> normally you're out on a limb but let's break it down. you start out putting it into your cabinet. you don't transition it until you open it. so until it opens up and then you transition it into the frig where it reaches what it really wanted to be, it was a delicious cold condiment. >> greg: that you spray all over your buns. what do you make of this story? >> i notice now when you order food they don't give you ketchup anymore. when you order fries do you think i don't want ketchup or you order a food and they forget the sauce. here's the 10 cents back. it's not about the 10 cents. you've ruined my food

experience. >> greg: you should come back. >> i'll pay you $5,000. >> greg: exactly. they have to come back with that one condiment. >> inflation is causing them to raise the price. napkins, silverware, unless you ask for it. >> greg: there was a little shortage a couple of years ago and now they are soaping we can get away with not giving them the ketchup packets. i'm now the ketchup holder at fox news. >> i've ordered food and they will say we're not giving out food now. >> greg: is this going to be part of your plank to discuss ketchup? >> this was actually the segment i was really stressed out about. i don't go in the kitchen. my husband, he's deployed now but when we're home he's like do not go in the kitchen because i'm not good at it. so like, all that, but i do know, and agree, that everything is in the cabinet until you open it, and then you put it in the

refrigerator. and you don't want warm ketchup. >> greg: warm ketchup is weird. >> yesterday my husband called me and told me he was proud of me, you used the oven. >> greg: we've got to move on. don't go away and we'll be right back. ...and his. with 24 trusted brands by wyndham to choose from, your wyndham is waiting. get the lowest price at wyndhamhotels.com our ears connect us to the moments that matter. give them the nutrients they need with lipo. it's formulated with ingredients clinically shown to protect your ears from dizziness, ear ringing, and even hearing loss. never miss a moment with lipo flavonoid.

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