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all right, john on the show, i'll take it over. i'm laura ingraham. this is ingraham angle from washington tonight, mother nature's laughing. >> that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> last month was the hottest june on record heat, then carried through into july as a new high. global average temperature was set on monday and then broken the very next day, triple digit heat index through the end of the week. it's hot, hot, hot. all right. after all, we're in the middle of a season called summer. now, fast forward a few years and imagine that one morning you wake up to cook breakfast, you turn on the stove and the gas doesn't work and your living room is kind of cold so you try to turn up the heat, but the thermostat won't

go past 64. >> then you're just so fed up. you jump in your car you drive to get gas because the tanks empty. but every you pull into, it's closed. then an emergency bulletin comes across your cell phone saying that for the foreseeable future, americans are instructed to limit travel to home, essential work, maybe medical appointments. now, why is this happening? because the u.n. has declared a global climate emergency. >> that's why i am presenting a plan to supercharge efforts, achieve this climate solidarity pact through an all hands on deck acceleration agenda. leaders of developed countries commit to reaching net zero as close as possible 2040 that guides the 2040 of the climate issues net zero by 2040. wait, what's that? i hear? >> hmm. china's laughing.

yes. it obviously would never abide by any climate agreement that slowed its growth. but regardless, the un secretary general, antonio guterres, is undeterred in his plans to set up a global climate body to force us compliance. now, much like we saw during covid, they plan to invoke emergency powers based on flimsy. the narrative is already being set. the hottest ever recorded by a mile. >> we are on the hottest planet ever. why? the southwest and florida are bracing for more dangerous record breaking temperatures. today, there were record breaking temperatures everywhere from china to mexico. but scientists, this is only the beginning as we see the growing impacts of climate change. >> and just as the pandemic we're supposed to believe the science, it's all settled. >> the climate crisis is growing by the day. this will be the hottest june and july, it'll be the hottest

summer. it'll be the hottest year. and we all know that because the science is it to us, because mother earth is responding by telling us exactly what's going on. >> now there is nature's mind reader. >> it's my sweet, creamy butter note that you find margarine, chiffon, margarine. >> oh, no, it's my. >> all right. chiffon for leaving you, mother nature. it's not nice, fool. >> mother nature and plants are moving forward for an ultimate vote by 2024. that would essentially give the un control over your lives. it would mean less freedom and money for you and more power for the government. in this case, a global government. in september of 2024, right before a presidential election, the un will what's called a landmark summit of the future member nations are planning to sign on to an agreement that will give the secretary general of the un's standing authority to convene and operationalize

automatically an emergency platform in the event of a future complex global shock of scale, sufficient severity and reach. now, our friends over at the federalist are very smart to raise red flag here. the so-called emergency platform would give the un the green light to actively promote and drive an response that places the principles of equity solidarity at the center of its work. well, you know what that means. watch your wallet and hide your children. america will be footing the bill once again as. china skates along doing its own thing. now the two years ago tried to warn you that covid lockdowns the predicate for more to come. >> their so called public health experts were wrong on everything from lockdowns to masks social distancing. yet now we see the usual suspects lining to exploit

another hyped crisis. of course, i'm talking about climate change. that was their kind of run for climate lockdowns or whatever they're going to do here. now, in a few moments, we're going to explain today's climate alarmism is based on a mountain of lies and bad science. again. remember what the scientists told us about covid and how they ended up censoring opposing voices? same deal here. so you should expect new waves of propaganda to wash over our schools and our news and our entertainment, all trying to convince you that if you don't sacrifice your standard of living now, you're all going to burn. >> whose side are you on, eddie? what? what sides there? mine are the ozone. i'm going to play a little of this, alo on your back. >> should make you feel better . we're. but the only thing on fire here is their pants. because their policies would amount to nothing more than a transfer of wealth from

our country to others who. didn't earn their way, all in the name of equity. if any of these people really, really cared about climate or climate change, they wouldn't be trying so hard to to china, which has zero intention of phasing out of oil gas. even npr. by the way, i saw this back march, had to report that china permitted more coal power plants last year than any time in the last seven years, and it's the equivalent of about two new coal power plants per week. everybody else is moving away from coal, and china seems to be stepping on the gas. one analyst noted, we saw that china has six times as many plants starting construction as the rest the world combined. so everyone understand by now if any democrat wins in 2024, these un global emergency powers will be invoked as soon as feasible. that means your standard of

living will decline further. your freedom of speech, your freedom of worship, your freedom of association, your freedom of movement will all be limited. our elected officials will hold regular briefings on the progress being made. they'll insist the they're just listening to the science. and just like during covid, we're going to hear from people with long titles that we need to hit our benchmarks before we can return to normal again. but of course, it won't be the old normal. >> it'll be the new normal that obama hinted at years ago. >> we can't drive our suvs and, you know, eat as much as we want, keep our homes on 72 degrees at all times, and then just expect that every other country is going to say, okay, you know, you guys go ahead and keep on using 25% of the world's energy, even though you only for 3% of the population. and well, we'll be fine. don't worry us.

>> let's 2008. now, of course, none of their climate rules will ever apply to obama living the high life at his mansions and martha's vineyard in hawaii . or they're certainly not going to apply to billionaire activists like bill gates, who probably runs at a pretty cool in palm desert. certainly not going to stop leonardo dicaprio from flying private saint-tropez. we have an emergency. all right. we need leaders who have the facts and the courage to call this un power, grab what it is, a complete and total fraud. and that's the angle. >> joining me now is one of the top climate and energy experts, the country, james taylor, president of the heartland institute. james, i know you've been digging into these facts and trying to separate fact from fiction for us. so i want you to walk us through how this push is built on a house of lies. so let's start here. that to cnn, this was all over the media. global heat is in uncharted

territory as scientists warn 2023 could be the hottest year on record. james, what's the truth? >> well, the truth is nothing at all. what you just heard from cnn. what we know for a fact what the united intergovernmental panel on climate change itself has acknowledged, is that for most of the time period that human civilization has existed, temperatures have been significantly warmer than today. so you hear something about the earth is experiencing its hottest temperatures on record . the earth recorded its hottest temperatures ever. that's because you're using term record on record recorded. they don't tell you this, but they're specifically using that. and when pressed, they say, well, have a record of mercury thermometers around the globe for the past hundred years or so. so we're telling you the truth because it the hottest temperature in 100 years. well, that's a good thing because. 100 150 years ago, the earth was finally wrapping up the little ice age, which was the coldest time period of

the past 10,000 years. if temperatures weren't warming now, we'd in trouble. but the fact is, for most of the time period that human civilization has existed a thousand years ago, 2000 years ago, 4000 years ago, temperatures were significantly warmer than today in united nations. admits it. all right. claim number two. this from new york governor kathy hochul on that recent pretty terrible in her state. >> watch. we can stand up and using every bit of our power, mobilizing to fight the ravages of climate change, because, again, these are on weather events that keep hitting us over and over and over again. so we must change our behavior as a planet, as a country, as a state, and in our own homes, but never as a governor, because your policies are flopping, sweetheart. all right. flooding and climate change. what's the truth about these recent floods? the truth is that peer reviewed

study after peer reviewed study based upon objective data shows that where you have predominantly natural streams and rivers, there has been no increase in flooding to the limited extent that there has been any in flooding. it's when we have channeled rivers, channeled streams. but left in its natural state, rivers or streams are showing none of that. indeed, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, they keep data they produce it on a chart. and the chart is what percentage of the country is experiencing very wet or very dry conditions, according this objective data from the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. there is no trend, no trend at all in the amount of land experiencing very wet conditions. one interesting side note is that the trend for the percentage of the country experiencing very dry conditions, it's been less and less of the country experiencing drought and dry conditions. so to the extent that there's any impact from rain, excess or lack of it's really either nothing or beneficial, it's amazing. the propaganda is absolutely swamping our schools,

our media. james, thank you. now, climate is one of the left, the main in silencing what they call misinformation. now, in fact, just last year, president biden's former top domestic climate adviser, gina mccarthy, expressed outrage that tech companies weren't doing more to promote their brainiac agenda. is it misinformation and disinfo around climate? a to public health itself? >> oh, absolutely. frankly, the tech companies have to stop allowing specific individuals over and over again to spread disinformation, and we need the tech companies to really jump in. jump in. yes. well, that's why a recent decision, judge terry doughty, to smash back at the biden administration's to censor social media was so important. but the censorship regime isn't going down without a big fight because after the rejected a request for a stay, the biden doj that it's going to the fifth circuit court of appeals

to the order. joining me now is the man who filed the lawsuit when he was missouri's attorney general, senator eric schmidt, that got this whole thing rolling? senator, this injunction was was a win. but the fight not over. they're sticking with this. that's right. i mean, they went back to the judge saying, hey, let us censor more. so i think it's a big win for free speech. it's a crushing blow to this censorship regime that the biden administration established. and it's far-reaching. a number of agencies. it was almost exclusively conservatives. it dealt the origins of covid. it dealt with one hunter biden laptop. it dealt with mask mandates. you name. and they were threatening these big tech companies. essentially, we're going to take legal action. we're going to regulate you more. i mean, that's the kind of coercion they were executing, which is why the judge said you can't outsource that censorship. that's illegal for the government to do. now, you think it's bad. imagine if biden in september of 24, presuming he's the nominee, signs on to this u.n. global emergency pact. they're going to be off to the

races if the supreme court ultimately doesn't do the right thing here. they will be off to the races with utter censorship across most social media platforms on the climate. correct no, no doubt about it. i mean, they use covid as the playbook, right? declare the emergency, use this authoritarian instinct. they have to suppress speech to do what they want to do that they could never get past in the congress, in the senate, or in the house of representatives. they want to do it by action, which is why i'm filing legislation this week to essentially codify the judge's decision so that this can't happen again. but we have to be vigilant. this is now the left's instinct. this is what they want to do. it's about power and control, and they're willing to exert it and violate the first amendment. they really don't want to debate the substance of what their record is, what it's become, it's done to the country. so they have to limit speech. i mean, that if you're confident in your views ,like i'll debate anyone, anywhere on an issue. right. so i'm confident my views, but they're not confident in their agenda. >> that's why they have to do this. yeah, we're often better when the democrats actually get a chance to debate because the public sees how ridiculous

the arguments are, but they're afraid of it, and so they want to shut it down. i believe in that free marketplace of ideas. and you combat speech don't like with more speech. but this idea now that they want to dangerous, it's dangerous disinformation. it's misinformation. we've got to shut it down. and that's really dangerous because the first amendments are press release valve. it's how we resolve issues, not through violence. now, according to the this new report in the house judiciary committee in, the senate, but the fbi facilitated social media takedown made by a ukrainian spy agency. this was a blockbuster. and jake sullivan was actually asked about this today in lithuania. >> watch this. been able to tell us about the mission and especially the white house and rnc thought i have not seen that report. all i will tell you is that the united states and the biden administration strongly support press freedom, media freedom and would support steps that would be taken to undermine that. >> well, doesn't support press freedom because he's completely shut down freedom of the press

in his own country. correct? right. and by the way, what's important in the judge's decision is the fbi, specifically in the cdc and the white house officials, a number of different agencies are now stopped from colluding these big tech agencies, because the fbi, for example, had one hunter biden laptop in 2019 and laid the groundwork for the suppression, saying this is a russian hacking leak operation. that all came out through missouri versus. biden. if that case isn't filed, laura, if elon musk doesn't twitter and we don't have the twitter files, all this stuff is still in the dark and everybody be calling it conspiracy theory. now, i know how much you care about the military. and given our recruiting shortfalls, it's disturbing. the new report admitted by the secretary of navy that we're like 60 ships behind china now with shipbuilding capacity and so forth. is your view that the military for christians serious, muslims and people of the jewish faith has in a sense, a hostile work environment, given the woke propaganda that's also flooding

our armed forces? well, i think we first of all, we need to be laser like focus on china. they're building islands in the south china sea. they've been doing that years. yeah, they're fully weaponized now and they have a border way behind and they have a bigger navy us, and they're playing in space and they're playing for keeps. but to your point, look, no doubt about it, the biden administration has injected abortion politics, they've injected d-i politics, they've injected covid politics into our military. it is a cancer. it's the greatest meritocracy in the history of the world. so why are we funding it? well, we need to actually have an amendment to freeze all the hiring got in the ndaa today we had the new joint chiefs guy that's been nominated, general brown. and i'm not going to support him because. he supports racial quotas. he has a memo from last year saying we need to hire this many white people. we need this many black people. that's not what this country is all about. so i think it starts with standing up and saying, we're not going to support these people moving into leadership if they support this device as opposed to what tommy tuberville is doing and saying we're not doing it. we're not letting your people through as long as we're not funding this anymore. right. in. biden is the one that needs

to reverse course. he's the one that needs to say we're not going to pay for abortions. that's and that's been a long standing issue in the united states. he's now violated there, blaming tommy tuberville for. senator schmitt, thank you for your work. these lawsuits critical. and keep up the good work. we'll do it. all right, senator, the co-chair of biden's reelection campaign says that the oxygen sharing is like a race car. the reality he was too tired to attend tonight's dinner with nato leaders. but what is this messaging? tell us about 2024, charlie hurtt, molly hemingway, have itt all nextin. 've f for colon cancer made me queasy. queasy. but no♪ m. ♪ right for me. feels more easy. my doc and i agreed. i picked a time, two days a good day. a good day. i screened my way. cologuard is a one of a kind way to screen for colon cancer. >> that's effective >> that's effective and noninvasive is for people 45 plus at average risk, not high risk. >> false, positive and negative results may occur. >> your provider for cologuard?

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mr. president, good to see b you again. great to be with you. and, you know, we're in this -- historic summit meeting resolving a lot of things. i hope. and this. you made it. you made all the the more historic by the agreement you reached yesterday and the agk. of this wee that's your president, america. well after seeing thati performance, i suppose it's no surprise that biden decided to skip tonight's dinner with native leaders. and it's not the first time. an axios report by alex pointed out it's the third time this has happened. third tthe york times reportint

month that after fatiguing days on the roa d, he skipped dinneras with world leaders in indonesia year year and again in japan this past may. but the facade is already being built around the octogenarian president biden campaigncats co-chair jeffrey katzenberg telling politico that the lack b of a campaign apparatus so far it's no accidentso far righe . he said we have a fine tuned racecar. bi at some point, we will build out a big substantial competitive organization and enterprise. we don't need to do that todaytd . it would literally be a waste of money. you heard ita wae of right, fol. >> the man that you sathw barelr ableel move a £2 beach chair ovr the weekend is really fine tuned racecar. we're used to katzenberg being behind films, but now he's taking on the epic disaster filn him, the waterwor, the political campaigns. >> here now is molly hemingway, editor chief of the federalist, and charlie hurt, opinion editor of the washington times, both on fox contributors. our la

molly, you know, it's our last few days at 10:00, we get a little cheekt y the night goes on. but i mean, it funny, but itg is not sitting there looking at the cards he's struggling to read a note carnod. this is our president and they act like if they just sayin everything's fine, that the american people will think that everything's finethinev. there's a truth here, though, that the campaign migh t fin you might say it's being run fine. and that's because really the corporate media rud that's the biden campaign, that's what they did in 2020. remember, he barely campaignedta and when he did, it was an epic disaster. and yet the media did such a good job of running it for him him. they're probably just counting on the media doing it again. should he be the nominee. charlie, i think molly raises a good point. i mean, look why hire a staff? you have a staff over atgood the other networks and theve "new york times", "the washington post", etc.. why do you really need to build an organization that would actually indicate that he was going to campaign? oruld te. have you have a complete e political arm in every newsroom in america? s roomit seems and i do think tt

they sort of are under the impression that they can run the same campaign they ran last tim las e they that donalde an trump is going to be the nominee. and all they have to do is sitl back and let the media take care of the campaign for them. but i think that i is exactly right. it's not going to work. you can lie to peoplwork e only so much and at some point, you know, you can't. a voter can't unsee bidenbide dragging the beach chair,ross t struggling to drag the beach chair acrosshe the beach or you can't unsee him falling down on the stage at air force commencement. whose idea was that we can tha i i'm sorry to interrupt you, molly. whose idea was thamollie, whost put him on a beach withoutt putting on him. i nobody needs to see that. she looks fine. i guess it is. i mean guessing , it's wrong wib but it's a little odd. it's oddut. it and i wants to see it, and it does make you wonder if there's some sort of sabotage goin g on inside the biden white house. also with some of the stories that have come out recentl biden

y about him.a te you know, we all know that he's had a temper for a long time, bump at people speaking oe more openly about his struggles, you know, even just publiclnly y, again, not do this dinner. i mean, i'm actually not opposed to that, tooposeto, bec. we all know that if he were if he were operating to get rid of biden, it'll be easy rid. do what is going to go defend himself in ohio. i mean, soe going i don't think they have to be cute if they want to get rid of him. but i agree with you. it's a little curiou cy needs. but charlie bloomberg, investigative reporter requn leopold, filedof him but a request for more records into that white house cocaine'sr more scandal. and of course, his request was swiftly deniedrequesswiftl. the secret service says it can't release any records because it woulde cord interfere with enforcement proceedings. yeahcement, it sounds like a fad pattern, doesn't it? ongoing investigatiooesnn preves us. right. and it's exactly like the never investigatio ihe nevern into hun so that they don't ever if you never have to close the investigation,you ne you hae to answer any questions about it. and it's out it you all the more you know important for republicans is to press to gettn

all of these things. and i think thatgsand should they should play hardball in terms of holding everything up in congress until they get answers to this. and molly, to that point, someonmolliee in this hunter bi investigation, it was either merrick garland or someone else is lying. and if merrick garland lied before congress, is that not a bigger t deal thane the zelenskyy phone call that trump had, that they impeached hizee tham? there are so many issues i to play here with how the biden family business investigation was handled. we have so many whistleblowers t alleging that when they were trying to run down doe.situation that they were run blocked by different people. we do definitely have a conflict between d hav what t us attorney white house has said and what merrick garland has said. and whathey definitely need to this. there's clearly someone's not telling the truth hereto clari, the bottom line is really that we all know what happened here with this investigatioppened hns that hunter biden gets a sweetheart deal. they ring up all of their political enemies

on the slightest of charges. they find reasons to go after them the and with their political friends, they protect them and they give them deals that the restgo a their us would nevm of. but they're so concerned about the rule of law. trump wa s just a wrecking ball against the rule of law. they said, who's wrecking ball now? yeah, and, you know, it's sort of law talking point, but i think it is important. you know, just imagine if anyths these things had happened under a trump administration. it would be a wholened in e dift and the media would be treating it. i'd never let it go. now, molly, i mentione would earlier ,but he went after biden forearl rejectinieg ukraine's nato's uki membership, tweeting earlier this morning that it's anen precedented and absurd when time frame is not set. this means that a window of opportunity is being left to bargain. ukraine's membership later negotiations with russia. and for russia, this means motivation to continue its terror. uncertainty is weakness. mollrussiay. not a lot of gratitude there for american people forking what, what is it, a total of about $200 billion and counting, right? i mean, he might be trying this

approach because it's actually worked forion an him thus far. w everything everything he asks for or demands. bideorn supplies that to him. the problem is that we have th here.reious situationo ukrainians are dying. the country is being destroyed and the united statentry is, wh used to serve a role as a kind of statesman role, where they could word ofk to theselv conflicts is instead actually exacerbating the situatio n in some cases and just not providing any leadership pressing on the fir k ,perhaps.er well, and there are there are other countries that could come in and provide that leadershipw . and we don't you know, that we can't really afford this right now. can'ord g stratrategic thinkin . the you know, the nature ofeg this conflict and how investin g so much and giving so muchho there has left us vulnerable and also how it has left us unprepared for bigger, greater threats a world away as we're>>m seeing in china. molly and charlie, thank you both and thank you for being soolu at 10:00. 11 be better at 7:00.t wi great to see you both. be eall right. does speaker mccarthy just open general to impeaching attorney general merrick garland over that inconsistencyd

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a prosecutor, say something else privately, the entirehe country realizes that le raising to a level that could be an impeachment inquiry. >> joiningl that us now is flori congressman byron donalds and former deputy independent counsel wisenberg. congressman, let's start with you. do you think attorney generalu n garland has committed an impeachable offense? i thin k, i think he has. and let's be very clear. you can't have the investigativ vere arm ofs jo the irs doing its job wanting to bring felony charges. but then somehow, with the political bras s, the irs and the political brass at the department of justice, i t all gets slow walked it all gets tamped down. they can't go get the necessar y search warrants. they can't interview the right people. some of it's some of the stufffm that came out is they couldn't even pursue any use of the word. use of then in some of their questioning, like this is how ridiculous this is. and sos ho for the attorney gene to not know and to also add tone this, the chief of staff, to the attorney general not to know what's going on makesal.

sense at all. well, not knowing would be ignorance, but would it be an impeachabl>> lauraignoraea >> you would have to say thator he's lying before congress. yes. if he knew thi ngress. s well, even ift of even if he didn't talk about it coee ont of congress, if h the power of his office to slow walk and to obstruct theses an investigations, that is an impeachable offense. >> 100%. imw so you think that the first step should be having the a.g. and perhaps the u.s. attorney wise testify congress? so if that's the case, what do you think is the most importanto question for each to have to answer? >> the they they can do this if they can just grandstand laura and screw it up, laura. n they neeeed to bring three peope in. they need to bring david weiss in the u.s nee. from delaware. t they need to bring the attorney general in and they needg th whs to bring in the person who's probably in the thick of this. we haven'tthick heard anythingm her. that's deputy attorney general. lisa monaco. >> the deputy attorney generalth runse

the department of justice on a day to day basis. i can guarante e you that if david weiss didn't pick up the phone to talk to merrickp ,l it would have been, in all likelihood, lisa monaco. and the first thing i wouldve ask, there's so many questions to ask. the first thing i would ask, why is were you commissioned as a special attorney?l special attorney? they keep talking about that has the right to bring a in any district without giving permission. you actually havdistrict withoes designated and commissioned now. ag garlandsi, he had the authority from the beginning to do anything. heeginning to. he had more authority than a special counsel because he wa as special attorney.we well, when werll, eu you commissioned? do you even now haveis las a commission? it looks like from his last weretter that he did not have a commission. were you telling you tel? here's a very simple thing that he hasn't spoken to. did you telle hasn agents that you had gone to the d.c. u.s. attorney matthew grave asined and that he had declined to let you bring charges to use

weiss's terminology? declined to partnes ter with yo >> did the same thing happen in california? they can't say we can't talk about it because they've already gone back and explaine d authority they had and didn't have. and what's the real concrete ? what simple question. quickly to garland. simple question, garland.did yo it's the same question. did you sign the commission? you say he had the authority. did you? did you think that he actually you could do it oralloy ? yeah. so it's all right, congressman. the letter that wa, it's v s sentt to senator graham noting this ongoing investigation, we keep talkinatorm nog about. here's how msnbc spun us. watch. t >> he's saying that flat out that this was not politically>> interfered by garland. nobody from the administration. he went where he needed to go. he charged nee what he thoughtt could charge and that this deal that he made, this plea deal i s, not a sweetheart deal, as republicans and this whistleblower ar re, ken?in >> well, we'd all like him to be that candid.

he's constrained . be th the investigation remains open. so he's not saying all those things he's. o ag here we go again, congressman. the investigation is ongoing or' you can't say this because the things aren't true, which is it? well, first of all, it's it is a sweetheart deal because any othe it. all ar would have charged with a felony crime. even the whistleblowerican who s the head of the supervisory unit doing the investigation s said, yeah, we wanted to bringlo felony charges but we wereny stopped becaus c we wise couldnt bring those charges and we weren't allowed to do it. >> what is this ongoin chargesge investigation? this is what we don't know who's conducting it. we don't know if it's ofr n. >>f it's the president, then there has to be a special counsel appointed. you have the justice department investigating the president inbe view. justi what you have here is this is the stonewalling of facts dethe political of the department of justice and in some respects, the fbi as well armsl if it's always uns investigation. i never have to get to an end point until it's too late. that's how the statute of limitations expired under hunter biden.

but the other money just keep it going. >> so i'd like you to chime inlu on we don't really know anything about this continuingo investigation, do we? >> oh,? i don't think we don't. and i don't think there's any kind of a serious continuing investigatioth n in. and what a farce if it's being handled by by david weiss. but let me just make somethingg really clear. forget about anythinleg aboutele the bribery allegations. i'm going to tel, l you, as al o white collar defense attorney for the past 20 years, who's handled a lo at of taxx cases. what you need to change a misdemeanor into a felony is an affirmative act offe lony iconcealment. and the record is already from the whistleblowers, abundant, f that. let me give you a hint. if you take your if you take your girlfrien.d to a club and then expense that as a business, that's a classic affirmative act of concealment. if you liet. to your attorney whou asks you questions about why you did this on your taxesdid

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i understand, are taking this to a whole new level. >> this new trend is called lazy girl jobs laz. the new york post sayst the the trend emerged as an antidote to girlboss hustl treer choosing balance over career progression. here's one of the lazy girls, kimmy. >> i sat there and i triedpersn to be the best performing person and i worked extr a any nights and blah, blah, blah and i didn't get any more of a raise than i did jusa t the second worst best effort. >> that's who gets a raise. it's not the persoat's whon thas i quietly like grinding the whole time. so juse t be that second worstyour t on your team and just go liveea your lif ge. jimmy, what about the la-z-boy jobs? ll first of all, i don't think you can call them a girlboss. i think it's a them boss i at ai this point. but what a weird thing, man. likerd thing , grew up with a generation of women who wanted to break the glass ceiling. o wanow they just want to takese a selfie next to it and call it a day. bu it one thing i learned out of

this trend, laura, is this does explain why camila won't go nea whyr border. she you know, you're not goinga to get a raise if you solve the problem under worldview, sot you might as well mail it in. have some good work life balance. as mright if she's the second laziest, who's the first? >> laziest: if administration, though? that's the problem. all right, jimmy, i have to movt laziin thinistratie on.e this other trend, which is jeep owners are reportedly putting rubber ducks on each other's cars for fun, and it's calle d ducking. d now, some have taken, i guess, social media to show what it all all looks like. >> watch this. all righ loot. ight. >> i got that yet again. oh, my god. it's an aerial duck. let's see what the not, e says.s look at this duck. >> isn't it neat? >> jimmy, you're a bronco owner. i understanda bronco. s is there any ritual that you want to tell us about? because this is really patheti thisce we . >> now, this is, like, weird,iru this rubber duck crazebber. who started this? bert and ernie.

like, it makes no sense. but here's makes nsens thing, laura. if you go on to the facebook page they founded for thisth, you start to get it. the reason these rubber ducks are so popular. these is if youk at most of these people, this is the only rubber they're ever going to get a chance use. wahis is t onlh, i knew somehowt was going to get there. i knew that it was going to do a roundabout way to get there. i knew it. i knew it. it' >> i knew it. i knew what i was doing ats night. we got to get him in while w to g can wen. w i'm going to get tommy for that one. and jimmy, we also hav have some more eye warning signs. apparently, a high powered humanoid bots boasting that they were better equipped to run the world boastin humansn summit on friday. now, here's some actual footage from geneva. this was last week of thatwe exact roboek ot. >> watch. i believe the humanoid robots haveoi, the potential to group a greater level of efficiencygr and effectiveness human't hav leaders. we don't have the same biases or emotions that can sometimes cloud decision making and can

g ans large amounts of data quickly in order to make the best decisions . fro jimi, aside from the fact thatsl robot's obviously gender fluid, >>uld you vote for an ai robot for president of the world. >> i i bad breaking the news to them, but they already tried running a robot t for president, but no one voted for hillary. so i don't know if the reboots i can come any better. the only thing i took out of this is this the proof thatng t the robots are going to kill us? they're admitting they want to be in charg us.e. y we're obviously not going to let them. so at some point, they're going to have to procureto letm so thh other means. i'm telling you, anger. i'm starting to i'm starting a militia. next time you see me on here, no more of these overweight a t time mfigure shirts. >> i'm going to be wearing camo. i don't think we're going to have lazy overweight fi gir. i think robots are actually just going to do the job. they're not going to be talkin g about work life balance so thate my show starts to show up for work. you don't want to vote for the robot. it can't do any worse than >> you're th have runningorse t

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