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the lego factory. let the clay travis and buck sexton show buck sexton. reg: h he hails from san francisco, which means he loves the smell of. actor and comedian scott chaparro. she cheered at the end of old n yeller. >> fox news contributorew kat timpf and psychics, a gpsgp to read his palm. my massive psychic in the entosl >> world heavyweight championchm titupis. all right, before we get toe some news stories, let's do st. greg's leftovers. >> mm-hmm. ok yeah. leftovers where i reades w the jokes, the news this week. and as always, it's my first time reading them. so if they , put joe mackieel in a barrel and send him over niagara falls. gara f

there weal go. macke applauding joe mackie's death. i like this audience. james comer says that joe bidens ,as vice president,po corresponded with hunter biden using pseudonym robert l peters. i guess that's than his current fake name. >> president yeah, i know. >> i know. this week, biden told kids visiting the white house,here quote, i know some really great ice cream places around here and daddy owes you. >> that's not the joke. the it's not that that's real. he added that if they notice any children's hair in the dessert, that's just his favorite topping. yummy. >> to remove carbon from the atmosphere, the biden is funding projects that iden to.ojects tcuums it up. unding they're also funding a project that will use a drug addict

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daily, prompting michelle obama to reply. i haven't made promptin love to one in decades. >> gratuitous, but obama imagining making to men.that exp >> well, i guess that explains this. . >> oh, like you could do betterte . >> you could. but anyway. republican candidates descended on te faira fair last week the o to mingle with the people and load up on carnivad l food. former new jerse ny c governor chris christie arrived two weeks earl y. it's because he's fat. haknow. >> happy birthday to robert red redford, who turned 87 today. a mato his hairpiece turned 42. >> a male broke women's records in the western canadian

championship. unt of women are beginning to lose count of how many sports records are brokedsn by men. because it's happening a lot. and they're terrible at countingan what?. >> yes. that's what a sexist would say. you're learning. see, this is all about educatinsee thisl aboug, g people. >> scientists say men are like, i loveto say you first. the research also revealed women are moreo re likely to sa, get away from me, nerd. >> that's. t a stomach churning video went viral showing a bull goring, a spanish matador in his. >> but in the bulls defense, reu the matador did say he was sofes bad. i'm ashamed.orny. during a recent trip in, treasury secretary janet yellen confessed that she ate hallucinogenica mushrooms at a restaurant. and here we thought the only a ane who ate mushrooms was

her barber. as barbier this week, there was a near collision. >> the boston airport between jets from american and spirit aiion atr, which proves not even the pilots want to fly spirit. >> and finally, in san francisco, driverless cars are reportedly causing traffic to get backed up . >> if only the homeless were that backed up. oh, a . little, little transient. r. all right. to the news. should trans players he switch to checkers? even if they cut offr their packers? l ches probably they need to say that. but the international chess federation, the only ys organization trickier than the star trek federation, says will abolishh. ear the women's titles thatne a female player has earned if she becomeif she bs a he.

this, of course, is earth shattering news to the one nerd who follows international chess . in addition, trans women are banned from competing in women's event women abannedsi the slight advantage of moving pawns with their giant sligh. .> but don't cry dylan mulvany. >> you'll always have beer pong and a. >> now they're making the change because women'sange titles are considered less valuable than men's. so a so-called womann's. grandmaster wouldn't be transferred to a general grandmaster, even though you'd >>ve a ward money by only paying her $0.70 on the dollar. >> oh, sexist would sa sexy. i >> see? see? now, i admit, i don't knownow mh about the fascinating and time honored game of chess. although you should hear mee yel yell, you sank my battleship. >> but why are men'se me and women's divisions at all? perhaps it's to prevent thos e tournaments from becoming. >> butnts from it's.ical >> but it's not like a physical

sport where biological males have an innate advantage. i think it's weird that there aren't more wome t thern chess. essful i mean, there are many successful women everywhere, afe including high levels of government. after eing greatr all being gres doesn't call for muscle mass. just look at the men puny runs. instead, it requires logic,t th patience, and abstract thinking. but if they adinki but d parallel parking, you broads are doomed. >> wow wow. right. yet another sexist would say.u o right. i. right. ine buck, how you doing there, champ? i'm good, man. how are you? man, hoe you. >> you know, i'm goingoi on vacation. this is my last thing before i go to scotland forng on , wer >> so i'll be wearing a kilt and getting drunk every day. i wish i'd asked that question . yo, scott. goodg drun back. do you.ng how do you feel about chess? diis is kind of an interesting dilemma here.it goi >> they're coming at it fromngy a different angle. is it going to shock you ttooy know, the guy who hawhs boatsh shoes in four different colors

took chess lessons as a kioes i. >> that's actually true. you know, that's actually real. i took chess lessons true. as aa for a little while. it was it was fun. and then then i hit puberty and then it got, you know, i was interested in other things. >> so i spenn o t less time playing chess. >> that's when you got this station wagon. otherwise know got then. ? otherwise known as a and wagon with paneled sides. panelledi will have you know, tt is now a classic card is actually far more valuable thanclassi people would havepat. anticipated. >> imagine if you had in it. you know , but it's not coming on book. >> t i'm going to punch your motheryr in the m when we leave. >> do you think there's a biological differences in aying ? hess >> well, this is there's no answer that's going to make people happy with this other than you should just open up this to men and womee n playing and see what happens. i mean, the only way you can say there's a biological se happensly way cadvantagane wa larry summers harvard route. you remember that the presidentr of harvard. >> it was like maybeesid we have just theoretically fewer women

getting fields, medals in mathematics because of some. and that was one of the original cancellation. it wasg god destroy the guy was the treasury secretary. >> he had a great role in the social, he was network, so. >> yeah. yeah. and then he was god because he. so you just can't. bu twork.ne >> katt. >> but the politics are that what you can. i've said it before and i will dd t again l ofo it again for all f you. i think that men are bette ar than women at chess. but that's because women are more emotionally intelligent than men are. whsocialans that there are far likely to have the kind of social life that would force them to resort to competitive lu chesld ts. f no, because even ifompeti you're playing competitiveti asa woman, you probably have at least some friends, right? yeah. soe using you're using some of your brain to form meaningful emotional connections is great,n but also is probably not an advantage in a robotta brain sport like chess. >> but people only care about women and chess that they're hoboutin ct.hessf they the tv show on netflix. yes, exactly. she was completely delicious ses

people. they gave a but about most chess. the guys look like so gav they. from in iraq 20 years ago so nobody cares. >> yeah and by the way did you know y kno tha t that netflix show was fiction, right? i thought it was rea>>ght.l wheh i was watching it, that there was this amazing female chess player that, like, could envision these things. then somebody told me was made up and i felt, of course it's made up. so you had to throw the glove away that you worep an. >> you're watching it? ye. watc >> but no, it's not really a sport. people call it a sport, but it's notpeople don't shave youre >> it's not competitive yet. ay did you ever play chess? no . i had a social life as a kid. yeah. i'm not lonely. no, exactly. >> yeah, well, you know, losing the chess playing audience right now, you're nono>> tyrt. a >> they don't. you're not. no, i was with a cancel. shs kashe said emotional intelligence. >> and i was like, what? e kechess, maybe for the chess is something that in football we playeat in fod lot and weightlifting. we used to do this activity at the eno d.

you were exhausted. you had to play speed chess because that's what makes play che you're most exhausted t makes you think more chess. i play chess with my daughters thini play ce i want them alwaye thinking two moves ahead. and what they did was with this was brillian twoahead.t. with all the sports that are having all the problems with transgender women invadin'g . what they did was with mazing, they didn't say you couldn't play. they juss t said we're going to research it and figure it out. it's going to take us about t two years and then we'll let you know. >> that's chess. that's brilliancus two years th they they leapfrog the whole problem because you can't yell at somebody for researching. ha. and they're like, i'm going to read the instructions. and when we figure it out, we'll get back to yom goin rd tg that's brilliant. so they avoided the probleurit m without actually having to solve the problem. >> and on top of thavoidedhet, you switch, you lose your control. >> it usesu switch you los, rigg what it really comes down to what this whole thing has been is mediocre h b biologicalc who decide to claim their women to be white,laim to attentionl and be successful because they want to beat women in sports, becausethey want womy things worked out physically, men are stronger than women. okay? women tendut to be smarter.ngert

but that doesn't always translate over to chess because chess is morhae confined. smart it's one move and one momenter under a short amount tha of tim, so they don't know if there's a difference or not. plus, as kata said, most women' are interested in chess easily, so for some reason it was very man's game. so and now women are starting to get involved in it. so nd of behind.hey're but again, it goes back to thebi thing when you take away the opportunitnd.k to they with in their face about it, there's no complaints. there's nohere's no there's not there's going to be i don't think there's a huge amount of trans gendered women chess players marching outside of blocks right now demanding equal play. oh, that wouldhing o be amazing i'd love to watch that. and it's really tough this reall whole thing for gay men like my husband and i, the male female thing. yeah. because, you know, g men my ste but i have the money song. it's hard to and i can't be a woman because i'm a comedianan, so. >> oh, yeah. i don't write the rules thatol weight is the way it is. at 22nd time out, you were cool with the joke.

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traditionalist is a man who follows traditional gender rolesressive. where he'se provider and protector, also called the gutfeld anle egalitarian is a man who seeks equal partnership, think, give and take. now, p, thinkand i what you're thing and a progressive is a man who works on building equity in the m partnership through purposeful conversations in.pars >> other words, going to have to believe that one. scott you are, as you say, a homosexual. >> and i would never wear thosel shoes you're wearingd because'm i'm a homosexual with self-respect. yeah, yeah. these are salmon. you don't like salmon, butke dra i thought that was your drag name. action. how dare you? you know actually., this is gret you're getting outyrus. yeah. where have. you been? t stud >> they didn't study any dudes, so it's like you. you see its so d fitting into te

so-called types? >> i mean, i think everything' n now. i mean, there aren't even any bars or bookstoresrs left, cause everybody's kind of comfortable with everything. and i think younger people kind of falortabl l into the moreogrs progressive categories because young guys i meet seemedive to have absolutely no eagerness to be masculine whatsoever. yeah be ma, they have to give in ist the only way for them to get laid is to agree with everything women say to them. so they just play along. i mean i had , i a girlfriend for a while and i realized that, you know, i preferrehat,d time to myself. >> it just seems like womenke kind of take over your time a little bit. they won't leave you alonee bit >> oh, that's true. t yeah. yeah, it's true. that's all. i think that's the only plus to beingha kno is that, you k, it's another guy. >> yeah. so if you want want to to get laid,t rely you go for a walk. >> yeah. yeah. don't rely o on your partner.. that's not their job. they're busy cooking and walking the dog. the >> should they have to do everything for you when central park's right there , justaiting waiting, thriving, throbbing

for you to come by.take >> i wish you could just takesht iso shot of buck sexton straight right now. when's that plane to scotlandtan garden have second thoughts about the kildare? yeahg oughts a. i love kilts. >> s cotti bet you even if it is cenl . hey, man . the >> cat.fe thi so anyway, i get the feeling that this was artificiallyg created, right? >> because it's like basically saying either you're a meat headera or you're enlightened rather than saying masculinenlir not. i think that we have really started to overuse the worrealld yes, because all this is saying is either you're really one thing or you're really another thing, or you're somewhere in the middleei . that's just like the plot of goldilocks, not science. >> they started what did you did study? o. >> no, no, it's and it's -- it's like canada.mean

i mean. i mean, what are w ae here? are we that bored that we haveo to do use canada? >> well, you could only do thi s in canada if you did in americat the scientists all got beat up. listen , the first one, i get it because that's what i am. they're what they'reng. trying to do is they're trying to categorize everything. i hate that they do thato thpers with the gay community where they going to put a letter on each person. soonmeey wan now with men, theyt to put it so women know when they see them in the what? oh, there's one of those.s provide a protector once. watch out. i'm looking for more of a progressive, simple lay on his back missionary and we have one so you know so again it'ren goes back to the whole thing where they're trying to categorize men. i thin t tk in certain points of your life, you're a little bit of everything, but littl you hoe one day as a man to end up to be in a position where you are the protector and a providerren sition. that's the point of being a man, at least in our culture. so that other stuff f you course agree when you're broke, you agree when she has the car ,okay, whecan she gets the bigger paycheck, then day

if you get all your right, you're a completely different animal and you start saying things like no. and if she doesn't listen, i'm going to the park. that's why you look familiar. fi ohar, my god. yeah, well, i have. you. you should be that. you should be the one lucky guy and outnumbered. yeah. >> like, yeah, but i'm okay. buah. you cage what you want. on this one that you. >> what is it that every time s you're on a show you always look and feel likeke you're the most uncomfortable person on earth? oh, good. i'm good. >> you'll be talking about you. all right, i'm going to move on because we e got a second topic. >> unless you want to answer. why do not we cago. gn go? we can go to the next where weo. go. give me first dibs a>> tt the n class b round. >> yeah. next topictopic, b. them

babies in places you normally never would find them. the wall street journaurnal sayc little brats are now popping up in bars and clubs and even ev. o parlorslu rising childcare costs are making it impossible to hire baby sitters, so it's cheapero hire for parentsm to bring them along. all right. but europe right do not yet. but i have very strong opinionse on this topic, actually. inions oand i get into fights en with my friends who have kids about this one. there are kid friendlyids. venues and there are places where you should not be bringing children who are going to make too much noise. we're going to need an ipad set up. they're playing toe tog the, yot frozen three and making all the noise and doing all the things nor people. and i think that there's the bringing kids along to dot stuff that the parents are normally doing. i grocery store, i get all that. that's fine. bualt you go tha to liket' a nie restaurant on a saturday night or something. people arebut turday s the are tryingi ju to have some quiet time there. yeah. and i just think that eventuallyst teventual people nd to understand that consideration for others is a bulwara bullk of civilization. >> greg so i feel very stronglry about this now.

you buy.r ki thank you. don't bring your kids, don't cottg your to everything. scott right. well, you know, i don't mind ki. kids mean that's hard part forth me. the pandemic was terrible because they closed the playgroundounds ans and i t, you know, how am i goingt to meet people? he repairs playgrounpeople.d eqt . >> yes. yeah. you know: , i in a bar situation,in i live in no time in london because the british the british read and there, you know, people do bring their kids to pubs from day one. yeah. because their apartments, smeir homeday one becas too smal to entertain. >> so you see little ones running around all the time. >>m kind of usedall too yo it. >> yeah. ge they're like actual pets. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. pets and they kind of learntt: e social mores that way. they learn to, you know, to hanahd they lg to chop cocai iphone. >> these are all the things that kidal kids learn at an eare age. so i don't really see much of a problem with it. it makes more for kin a family environment release kind of sweet. >> i think that thinker

it's true. >> you know, titus, when i was growing up in in california, every family had like three or four siblings, but you never saw themr sa. g to >> well, because the kids, they had this parenting tool back then. backd an whipping.buck's yeah. so to buck's point, i don't think buck would be offendeder too much if there was well-behaved, quiet children in the restauranllt. problem is, is you have these bulldozer parents who think their childrenhave the house and and they do things like oh, he's just expressing himself and keeps runnin hg my table. kid now i have six kids and your kid will get tripped and get a chop in the neck becausecausey my kids see that last word. >> were you allowed out as a child? you're a feral beast, weren't they kept in a cage? yo they probably should haveyo know. i think there are some places where it's probably insane to bring a baby, butu in i thinkce it's more insane that i feel like when you become a parent,s you some people will think you're a bad parent if you don't like. doinsa stuff that your kids wano to do and you just cease to be a person. bus t feel like to be a good parent, you have to also be happy, or at least not be miserablearent yo.

and there's probably only so many afternoons you can spend going to peppa on ice before you at least start to think about killing yourself spend. i was like, i was like seven years old and my dad would drag out to a duck blind. i'm like, freezing. and he's shooting the ducks. they're quacking. and you know, there are places where you can bring your kids. and it's funny that he did. he did. he kind of always accidentallyt losewas you and you'd alwaysnd somehow find him. >> but you have to run and get the duck.u . >> yeah, it's a bit unnerving. n a bar in a pub or a bar when you see a woman breastfeeding and drinking beer at the sameam time. because i just think that kids are going to be a probletime.ham it's going to be a problem. you'll definitely be asleeph. by nine though. >> all right. up nexg: all r t, posted pics rated x. >> now he's forever writing checkshe if you'll be in the nel york area and like tickets to seeik gutfeld go to foxnews.com slash gutfeld and click on the link to join studio audience. >> south dakota is hiring we stayed open for business during

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