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pales in comparison to january 6, right? for those of you under 30 it is probably hard for you to appreciate what a jolt that day was to the country. not since pearl harbor have we taken such a hit on the homefront. here in new york we were all walking around watching these guys, and usually we look at the ground so we don't step on needles,, or a passed out brian. for 22 years ago we did not know what would come next, but you knew the threat was out there. it was a different time. the country pulled together in our federal agencies actually work together against al qaeda, instead of subvariant the next surveying parents -- those people by any metric successful. the high point came when usama bin laden got a taste of old time american frontier justice. rob o'neill used automatic weapons. you be

calle [cheers and applause] then came isis a different version of the threat. the terrace that obama called junior varsity because they are the only dudes that can beat at bowling. wood also came out after that was donald trump. those with the memory longer than a week before trump came along we were told by the so-called experts that isis was an idea, constructive ideology that cannot be killed, much like communism. [laughter] was the last thing you ever heard about isis, exactly. carrot top gets more press and he has not killed anybody, lately. thanks to trump's willingness to take the gloves off and deal with isis with the only language they understand, raw firepower,

isis was no longer the cool kid on the terrace block. db headers were beheaded threats faded, a different thread the one that attacks from within like a burrito. now, it is from the very government that decided terrorism were in the rear of your mirror. instead we got across fired hurricanes with our national security apparatus is turning its firepower on a duly elected president. you know their names, 51 of them signed a letter telling us a hunters laptop was a russian operation. if you don't no one talking about, just google politicians who got gigs at cnn. four of them have been heads at the cia, i wonder if any of them sent money to eight nigerian prints. because the media cheerleaders them there is no hesitation. not the terrorist or the drug

cartels. not targeting the taliban after the pullout from afghanistan. pull out they gave those hunters a happier ending than a midtown massage parlor. [laughter] they are actually coming at you and me. school children and parents are the equivalent of the al-shabaab brigade. the dems believe that the constitution bill of rights i recently top ten list weeded out by buzzfeed, ten signs that your cat is a wizard. the first amendment, fascism. recent decision from the circuit court found that the white house, cdc, have -- to suppressing a broad range of political speech. in other words, how dare you question mask band-aids on social media. i'm not sure who is a worse doctor, dr. kaci or dr. jail.

i would rather get a exam desk out very soft hands. put a lot up there. the second amendment is opt optional. does not apply to your jurisdiction. i do not realize it works this way, and it is great. i just decided that i don't need to pay taxes or obey traffic lights. only a sucker would abate those laws against public. he had the right idea all along. what about the basic right for self-determination for you and your family. the california new bill that passed that requires parents to take a decision on their child's gender and custody pieces. what is that, mr. smith, refused to call him toward the kid with the parent goes along with childhood

self-mutilation. poor kid believes is necessary to get the approval of places like the view. we want to transition to a woman after seeing that crew. [laughter] -- who would want to transition. that is how we determine custody now following a sick fad with as much scientific evidence as leg warmers, leg warmers it cut your kids feet off. don't make me go through all of the other amendments. that guy, or whatever his name is passed to come on after us. as we close on their 9/11 remember that day, and at the real to these countries use to remain from outside, not from within. before our brain dead president took the helm. by deed and the progressive continue to focus the firepower externally, but on all of us. you don't believe me, returns from the g20 with a pile of

policy initiatives telling us what horrible polluting people we are. will be the first president not to attend one of the 9/11 site memorials. maybe because the real threat to biden is not terror, this any working microphone. >> good morning, vietnam. looks to john wayne and says, he is a lion. i'm going to go to bed. access to the change. not confrontational at all. >> thank you everyone. [laughter] it is like an extra long oscar speech. it must be tough mining these court when you don't have much of a mind left.

[cheers and applause] let's welcome tonight's guests. she is the number one reason they show up late for a prayer breakfast, south carolina congressman -- congresswoman nancy mace. he lives every day like it is laundry day founder of the party.com michael loftus. as a former gymnast she preps for every broadcast by chopping up a cake charly arnolt. he is so strong he can lift a car to save people he does not like. comedian and tyrus. [cheers and applause] congresswoman, thank you for coming onto the show. i appreciate it. we are big fans of you. >> my mom is a big fan. >> greg: always the mom.

>> maybe she is a hot mom. >> greg: how old is your mother? >> she is 80. >> greg: she is very attractive and sophisticated. >> and loves tyrus. >> share some. >> greg: you sense a trend going on when you see what is going on in new mexico. ecd speech stuff, you see the private property somehow disappearing and no one cares? >> we are entering a constitutional crisis. when you watch a press conference from yesterday and it is only a matter of time before we have president come a la. it is very -- kamala. welcome to america. >> greg: when you make about this whole thing? >> we are seeing democrats

condemn. i deftly note that we are reaching this crisis with a constitutional. what should it mean. she should be impeached, but democrats are even condemning this. you cannot erase the constitution. that is not how this works. >> greg: we should murder her and he bill of rights. [laughter] >> i like that idea. >> greg: exactly. michael, as a homeless person has the government also beat targeting your freedoms and your rights? >> they don't stop. please give generously for just $15 a day you can save a homeless lesbian. >> gi like that the government s actively censoring people on facebook just like trampling first amendment rights and

everybody is like, what are you going to do. they do data now. this is insane and someone needs to go to jail. it is like we have become numb to do stuff ever since the patriot act. there are these huge nuclear lies that america is just like, oh, well, what are you going to do. it is like we are living in misery, the movie misery. the intelligence agency is kathy bates and she comes in and hobbles us every morning. we are alike, that is what they do, they frame people. >> sometimes i get confused. >> greg: the text, social media has got us so filled up that were letting these rights go because we are too busy checking instagram and whatnot. it is not joe's fault, he is gone, right? charlie? he is really like the principle

of south park at this point. >> as far as joe is concerned that might have been his best performance. i'm not sure but he just had from beginning to end with so many delights, the fact they told us that he was going to bed, he looked like he was exhausted up there. all the talking that he had to do. joe never says anything wrong. all of those weird jokes. everything from top to bottom is very strict. >> greg: i hate weird jokes. >> white? >> at that thing that is scary, and you mentioned this. >> there are rumors that the candidate for the democrats is not going to be common law, it is going to be michelle obama. >> greg: has been going on forever. i think that barack is gay, needs wisdom.

obama loves men. i don't think she wants pol politics. you look so terrified. >> how you come out back from that. there's a lot of things that go on in that family. i saw some pictures of the daughters running around. >> greg: smoking and -- >> what is going on here, you would not expect this from the family of a former president. i don't make the rules here. >> greg: i make the rules he here, charly. i do forget that. that is where we are in america. when will america say that is enough, tyrus? >> you're speaking our language. here's how it ate cold they are of president biden. let them bring out a microphone to do his speech, two

microphones were waiting for him. that is how much they care about the president. i have my own. if it was a fight it went two rounds too long. as soon as he said hello as shadow ban thank you, good night , god bless, thank you for coming out. my favorite song, good morning, vietnam. a movie, and that was not the point, that is what the radio guy said, and then he said, good evening, vietnam, and that is when he should have ended. they did not have this giant telemarketing teleprompter that is on both sides. usually when he talks he does this. he had nothing to read. he did not have his bifocals on it. they are done with them. it is misery, but you have it's wrong.

kamala is the woman for misery. she is torturing him. let me lay the facts down. the weird cackle, that sounds very kamala. right? weird one day, happy the next day, mad the next day. he is getting worse. she's putting something in that soup in the morning. >> greg: i'm your biggest fan. >> lets go on the school bus. all of that aside, that woman who made that thing about the constitution -- the peach michelle ben yesterday. this is all our faults start looking at who you are voting for. quit voting for somebody that [cheers and applause] you make equity votes, i don't want to hear you complain. he saw that california where they all got together and he

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♪ ♪ >> greg: all right, stop. [cheers and applause] my dear and honors a bloke who refused to accept their poke.

tennis legend who refused to get vaccinated one at his fourth u.s. open. hold on. just happen to be sponsored by moderna. that is like planned parenthood sponsoring the mom. the best part is the final game winning plate was labeled the moderna shot of the day. unlike an actual moderna shot this one had positive effects. unlike those people who got covid. [laughs] in 2022 he was barred from playing in the australian open or the u.s. open for that reason. in australia even to briefly detain him with an immigration detention center. it was brutal and every room. they played crocodile on an

endless loop. that was not chocolate on your pillow it is a koala turd. maintains he is not anti-vaccine is just against mandates and that is good. it is kind of good that a vaccine maker is replacing the guy who is making the product. that is like a soap manufacture having to praise michael loftus. [laughs] he smells. i am with novak with this one. he wants his own stroke to be his back end. they cannot laugh. your audience is often requesting a shot -- assisted suicide joke. >> big shot out to koala turd.

in early koala they had a basis with koala turd. i watch tennis, i enjoyed. watch the women's tennis all of the time, established as a baseline because they make those noises. that way if you're ever wat watching, and your wife is like, what is that, and your ally, this is the women's tennis. >> greg: it is starting to make sense for me the djokovic vaccine shot of the day was from the other guy. the shot just went wide. it does make more sense, it was soap on a who took the shot and missed. it is the vaccine shot of the day. you have to see what happens to

the tennis ball tomorrow. just blows up. >> greg: when you make of this irony? >> it is bold. not going to be playing out and any better fashion. he is vacc on vaccinated, he wie just as bad as being demon during a shot of the day as he has for winning his third grand slam of the year. has not written itself any better in terms of moderna's marketing. now they endorsed a guy who stood his ground said i'm not getting vaccinated, and the best shape of his life, and won his best grand slam. >> greg: somebody in wrestling -- that is not true. according to science women do not -- >> he worked for moderna also? all jokes aside, we should be more concern that moderna is

sponsoring events. hey, penicillin is sponsoring the super bowl this year. guess what, you would not want that. they are trying to normalize that. it is not like your favorite beer, it is a vaccine that is supposed to help people. evidence that it hurts people, possibly killed people. heart attacks, there is a lot of evidence, and now they're trying to normalize it where moderna is like your favorite candy bar. pretty soon we will have to vaccine named after the football stadiums. it gets normalize, and a new one comes out, and say, oh, it is moderna. that is what we should be concerning with, why do using products that vaccines is supposed to save us in a time of a pandemic are now for commercials and make it comfortable because the more you hear it the less you fear it, the less you find it. >> that was a nice little --

[cheers and applause] >> greg: when you make of the story? >> i am with charly about this one. here is the best tennis player in the world that was banned into coming into the united states just last year and because he was not vaccinated came back this year only to win the open despite the cdc, despite joe biden, he did it. that is awesome. i have a vaccine entry so i'm very much tireless about this. i want everybody to after truth and it that. despite the b.s. and the nonsense from the cdc and the biden administration. [cheers and applause] >> greg: let's move on. with all the jobs that she is botching kamala is dancing like nobody is watching. [cheers and applause] hungry? -uhuh. the designer's eyeing sequins.

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>> greg: today's video of the day it comes to us from a party. vice president kamala harris hosted at the white house celebrating the 50th anniversary of hip-hop over the weekend. ♪ ♪ >> greg: tyrus, this to celebrate 50 years of hip-hop. are you familiar with this type of music? >> ace coach. >> greg: i'm a huge fan of vanilla ice. one of the earlier practi practitioners. >> i don't know why you're laughing. the white boy can laugh and dance. he can also float. >> greg: he also slept with madonna. >> and he can build a house, what you want.

>> greg: [laughs] >> here is that dang. shame on all of you. if the vp wants to drop it like it is warm, i have no problem with it. the president just drops, which one you want. [cheers and applause] >> greg: why do you have to drop it -- say it like drop it like it is hot. >> i'm guilty of fake news if i say it like that. it was not hot, it was not warm, but warm is. >> greg: charly, the dancing was not that bad. >> i was expecting worse. i did something stupid because i'm not going to be able to get the burning image of chris christie doing this out of my mind. go online and look up politicians dancing and there's a whole montage. hillary clinton, chris christie, obama, and kamala, not great,

but nothing cool. it was not expecting her to do anything -- >> and how dare you. she was listening to this stuff before they were born. >> greg: yes. >> that is the only wrapping that she will probably do. >> greg: any video of you dancing? >> i hope not. dancing is not one of them. she better then greg gutfeld on the dance floor? >> greg: i can dance. >> every time he dances that his gloves get ripped off. >> greg: when i dance a pot of gold will appear. [laughter] >> then you have got to chase them. he is impossible to catch. >> greg: i love being chased, i love to be chased. i can hide under anything. i have got my top hat on. >> he is the one screaming that

he is magically delicious, no one else. >> greg: what did you do to celebrate the 50th anniversary of hip-hop? it was a day of reflection. what is hip-hop? >> i used to listen to hip-hop when it was fun, right. that is what it was like, really good time. this kamala harris thing, first of all, like, i am a fashion icon, but magnum p.i. and "miami vice" got drunk and [bleep]. that is what she is wearing. she cannot keep the politician out offer dance move. she is still doing the hello, how is it going, and then she does this surprise, you are here. i hate that. i think she did not do with the bill clinton thumb point.

>> greg: you dance if your job is just waiting for an 80 year man today. exactly. we have the 50th anniversary of hip-hop we go to some of our favorite rappers. let's go to the first one. this is d.j. brandt. ♪ ♪ >> greg: not bad, but wait until you see. a lot of women and wrap that did not start until little dana came around. >> my name is tiny d. i am white like casper, i have got a dog named jasper. if you love castro's a, a stake of daisy, if you love your

freedom take jp, that is me. >> greg: yeah. last, but not least. the notorious. >> kill me, makes me want to shoot. i would like to add that brian's packed and a stack especially in the back. rather, want to thank your mother like that, straight up, like prince said you are a mother [bleep]. [laughter] >> greg: yeah. she is amazing. we have got to move on. coming up, the world's favorited more men never cursed like a more men never cursed like a sure that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is a complete hiv treatment for some adults. no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines. dovato is as effective with just 2.

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♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> greg: yeah, that is better. all right, five words.

donny osmond has never cursed. there is like breaking news for you. charly, do you know who donny osmond is? let me tell you the story of the osmond family. the osmond brothers. five mormons, there was a jimmy, he was kind of annoying. donny, alan, i cannot remember the other ones. they had an interesting show and they would sing it, and they would dance, and they were clean-cut. donnie who was the most talented said he never cursed and his life. do you believe him? >> i think that it seems very unlikely to never curse because it is something that just slips out when you least expect it. when you're frustrated, feeling some type of emotion. i know i for one try to clean it up over the last few years. >> greg: you are doing a great job -- >> i establish myself. one of my biggest fears when i

got the tv is that i was going to curse on air. >> you get over it really quickly. >> when i was a young girl and he had a photo on the wall, and it was a typewriter, had they have word. one of the only words a noun, a verb, an adverb. from then on out i learned to love the word. it has become a normalized part of my vocabulary is much as i try to keep it out. >> greg: swearing, as long as it's done rarely is an amazing thing. i've decided, unilaterally, so i will pay the price, from now on on this show, and tyrus, i'm not joking. when we say shit. you're going to hear it when we say asshole. you're going to hear it. when we say [bleep], you're not going here. >> it to be clear, what about like

bleed? >> greg: i can only hear it the first of it cannot hear the second. >> give me the mother, and [bleep]. at least they will know the context because i am more flamboyant. >> i'm more shocked that you can say the word [bleep] on here. i'm so impressed right now. >> we give zero [bleep] about -- >> i feel like a print because i've just not set it. >> just do it. >> [bleep] >> there you go out. i am a proud mom. mom. >> greg: it is a great doug >> i have two teenage kids. 14 and 16. we were telling stories backstage. i cannot believe anyone, it is an humanly impossible not to

curse on a daily basis. you're saying the f word, you're saying [bleep] all the time. >> i will raise you a chat. i have a 9-year-old and 11-year-olds, and we was a [bleep]. it is just words. >> it is an adjective. >> he does not use our american cuss word he uses those fancy cuss words. i have a scholarship and i can do the whole thing and he used their own cuss words. means the same thing. like fudge. >> tyrus, tyrus -- >> cheese and crackers. cussing, filthy mormon cussing. they try to cover it up. it is some bull chips. >> my kids have been og since they came out. my kids watched that show and that was some bull and i

appreciate it. around may, around mother's. >> greg: let me bring michael. at the shelter we are currently staying at because language gets very salty and you find yourself uncomfortable? >> many nights. >> greg: like a homeless lesbian. >> it to curse word, i am with tyrus, not to sound that comes out of your mouth it is what is in your hearts. i guarantee that donnie has chris left and right. my dad was a big god bless america guy. god bless america. >> the same thing. you are not clever. >> somewhere and should curse words. that should be a curse word.

luggage rack. it has got everything. >> you stupid luggage rack. >> going to be my go-to. i know do viewers get upset, and i will get text by people who watch the show that do not like when we swear, but swearing is necessary. >> did you not see the previous segments. >> greg: exactly. you need a jolt. the other words that we have are not working, they are not working. i get it. you feel like that it is too easy to get a laugh with the swear word, it is not about getting a laugh, it is about making your point. >> good evening, vietnam. we are all going to say [bleep] >> greg: [laughs] >> that feeling is bad. >> greg: we have got to go. up next a joke about nancy mace left me red in the face.

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♪ ♪ >> announcer: he is here to set the record straight. it is time for greg. >> greg: welcome back. it is time for greg's housekeeping. new segment where clear the air, and clarify some things.

i would like to take this moment to address a joke i made on the five last thursday. a comment that "the daily beast" said, probably from a nation's from one of my cohost. we new york mayor eric adams comments with jesse. >> the most passionate have ever seen a politician all year. >> greg: i agree with jesse. probably mayor adams with the most passionate i've seen a politician this year since i hooked up with nancy mace. >> greg. [laughter] >> greg: i'm getting. come on, it is the five. i thought it was funny, i don't care. there is a reason why i made that joke. you remember this. >> it when i woke up this morning at seven i was feeling at 7:45, patrick, my fiance try to pull me by my waist this

morning and i said, no, baby, we don't have time. i got to get to the prayer breakfast, and i've got to be on time. a little tmi. he can wait. i will see you later tonight. >> greg: [laughs] [laughter] nancy, where you offended by my disgusting little joke? >> i am the last person you should judge another man for an inappropriate -- inappropriate joke. not the only speech that have been inappropriate with and you can watch a lot of inappropriate jokes. i don't watch a lot of tv, so that i did not actually see it. you know who watches greg gutfeld? my mom. i found out my mother the day after, the day of her birthday when it happened, she was not happy.

i will encourage -- i will say that you apologize. her name is ann. she does, she loves you. >> do not do it. >> greg: did it work out? as she single? >> no, she is not. i had to explain to my fiance that we have never met before. it is the first time that we have ever physically met except for maybe in your dreams -- >> i've not seen this happen since high school. a guy lied and said that he has got somebody's brought and found out. i was just dashed out conveniently he used up all the cuss words cannot say what she really want to say. this is beautiful. it is to be too great. i had a lot of explaining to do. my mom will appreciate the apology.

>> greg: i have now apologize. [laughter] exactly, i had on your mother. 80 is the new 60, or as i call it, sexty. >> you're hitting on my mom in public. go to the hall of fame for a bad joke. >> greg: that is not a bad joke. it is a great joke. i stand by that joke. >> it was a wonderful joke. it >> greg: you're an expert at bad jokes. >> knock, knock, i don't know what is happening. >> greg: amazing bad joke. >> thank you. i was hoping for koala turd. >> i have not explained. >> greg needs to be at the wedding now. >> greg: i would have to take a course. >> you do not bring greg gutfeld

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