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journalistic assassination airs -- airs of attempt, it's t by the american taxpayer. happe >> dave portnoy, the president and founder of barstootempt, il and what happens when all ofen e these men are away from home a not his first rodeo. >> he's been attacked forfi and another country with an decadehe hass, but he never thot expense account? well, the new york pose act a h calls it a convention. he'd be attacked for helping >> escorts fly to the city froom mom and poelpingp pizza places survive the pandemic. portnoy has been doingvive pizza vegas, miami, even europe., even it's supply and demand. reviews all over the country and raising $50 million for. >> a former madam told prime seasonhis is the industry's small business. >> it's free publicityit is . busy season. >> business is up 25% during >> it was an assembly line the u.n. general assembly. of pictures over there. all right. where to? >> you'd think the american intelligence agencies would lorenzo's robbinsville, new jersey place had been telling us we had to get catch these guys in the act to s and use it to twist arms. at. through. look at that. >> but now. they only spy on fox the tomatoes really out and top and bling and righe tomatot the reporters, parents and donald trump. tersbill stands a former i'll get nervous, frankie, because they're taking so many pictures. wctures. it's like the pizzas cooking new york city police in that box. officer and he joins me now. >> soffice joinso it's a conven. and we all know what's the box >> what exactly does that mean? the number one enemy of a pizza. well, that means the world over spending too much time in this the world's oldest profession box. this thing's not even thinking of flop in one bite. is authorized. here w t e go. very crunchy. although no one knows about it very firm. very good. this by the u.n.. thing has bite. >> so the u.n. sanctions it it has pop. b and the nypd probably sanctions it has. ite. it has pizzazz.asas then dave had an idea. the one bite pizza fest.>> jes sethis saturday in coney island. it. they don't want any trouble. these guys have diplomatic e guysimmunity. it all

he's bringing together over so how does it all break down? >>u've obviously, i'll tell you. 35 pizza joints from around working for d thnation to showcase l wildmany of these dignitaries, their best pies. sponsors and advertisers helped and you would see the caste system, you knowu , produce the evensponpet, but ths washington post couldn't tolerate a pizza party for nocharity. the ambassadors, they have an advance crew and you would seet food reporter emily hill, whose the security come through. they would check out the rooms latesthose articles include and they would maksee to.he rooe the pumpkin spice latte justwe t would be somebody in the room and everyone conveniently turned 20. this is how we got here. looked the other way. and then as you go down asn, and chick fil a's pimentos cheese chicken sandwich is a detour worth taking. you know, the the chief of staff, he necessarily >> decided i'm going to toss a hand grenade into a pizza party. wouldn't get first pick. he would get someone that would screhand grew small business.ore be dancing. and then fro tham like the cleag >> food reporter emily emailedrm all of dave portnoy sponsors. person, they would be down at the bar o pthey wour on the . >> here's one of her emails. quote, we are planning to write it is no different than any bedlam convention that you about the festival and how some of the sponsors have drawn criticishem by seeming would see, except it's international. >> what kind of money are we mean, my understanding is. to associate themselves with dave portnoy, who has noa history of misogynistic and how do my unde i know this?ey g comments and other problematic because now when they go to a behavior. and when dave found out he didas room and they get knocked out,ty what she didn't do, he callehe d they get roofied and they wake up without g that presidentialy her we have this pizza festfast happening on saturday, e ad rolex. they're not going to the cops. arthey to me, to try to find out and you're reaching out to our advertisers and you're sbasically sending an email who the person is when they get

arextorted, they come to me. that says to the effect, dave's and the numbers are astounding. so, you know, these high end,where a misogynist, racist. >> no, i'm not. you're talking anywhere from 10 to 15000 cash a nightfr. f i'm not. e raises.i haven't said anything that. >> well, i can i canlike read iu and those are like former miss. you name the stateor. they you want. if you want, i can read whatt,ii you would be amazed in this scene in public because no you actually said. >> i have it. we are planning to write one knows that they're on the clock. about the festival are plato wrs >> what i don't like about it from the funding convention. yes, the american taxpayer pays for everything at the u.n. to associate themselves with dave portnoy, who has ingingseemina history of misogyt and so they come in here, take advantage of our money, comments and other problematic our largesse the cia behavior. >> oh, that's the one i sent doesn't even spy on them. they spy on the republicans. you, which was definitely n spy them.they don't spy on ae the most pointed of them, becaus.e i really did want thema diplomats doing something dirty to respond and i was hoping to get something from them. did that they couls doing d use to w arms. >> well, when they bring >> you said you didn't do it. in their own security, many timeis then i have the exact evidence of you doing it. s those guys are havingavin >> so i didn't say i didn't do fun, too. now, i think you guysg that. i said i did. are qualifiefun,d to put that was the one that was the most. well, not so immediately. a little camera in there, maybe >> neshe d he's dealing with ak a little listening device n. t i mea liar. a liar with an agenda. which is funnyhedealing liar wi. yeah. hey, zimbabwe. you know what? i think you need to vote the at thessembl tim food critic. usually she writes about how u.n. general assembly. and i think here's why. uss, but this had thp right, bill, clean uy your act. >> thank you. nothing to do with pizza. time for primetime hits up little italyyou.. pis, d theycalling sponsor

telling them dave's the devil joe biden, he says he's italian and they should pull out pit. zza fes s >> why would you includehy w that iouldn the email to the . he's pass on to me. sponsors? >> because i was hoping fordialg a dialog with them. >> america needs a 180 degree you know, sometimes you have withe thisow, it likue change from the direction where is like, you know, it's sort joe biden is taking us right now. of a reporting tactic when you want someone to respond,some conservative governor and business leader doug burgum you kind of have to indicate joe biden is wrong on the economy. that there might be something negativeon and then you get them he's wrong on energy and he's wrong on national security. to engage. that's all i was trying to do. as north dakota governor, i really wanted themn get engag. with me. >> that is a sad state burgum supercharged the economy by passing the largest tax cut in state history, cutting spending by billions. >> so, emily, the heel lead got balancing the budget caught and then claimed lying and eliminating red tape. conservative doug burgum a new leader for a changing economy. best of america pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> introducing a revolution in pain relief, new absorbing junior pro the strongest numbing pain relief available. was a reporting tactic. that's like a reporter emailing it's the only solution with two max strength anesthetics for deep penetrating relief a business saying, hey, your store is on fire, call me absorbing junior pro. nothing numbs pain more. back. >> and why are reporters inciting advocates? porterno one else cares whoselsa >> some things are big, others sponsoring the pizza party. so why does are huge. re arty"the washington post" and wy

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>> and guess what? emily canceled the morningintere sack any sack, don't sack back. interview. but because dave recorded >> this was a really bad idea. use theylnge and has a powerfu sack of potato suffering. >> sack attack like that one. let's play snake oil. platform, the world can see the truth. >> barstooe thl sports founder e smooth out the scam. which produch portnoy joins me now. >> so, dave, again, i'm sorrw. one is not? look, it's gone wild. taxidermy luggage from kenya. ytuatio to willis reed situation. >> thoughts and prayers. i'm just doing the besn. >> the over the toilet sink. t i can. with the glasses today. why do you thinky do you you'll save one gallon of water "the washington post" hates per gallon. find out who gets fooled cou so much? and who finds their fortune. it you know, the only thinmeg is it real or is it snake oil? i come up with is in this era, >> i've never fallen for a business scam except for ever since trump came on the scene, i feel like campeople's brains just got hosting this show. >> snake oil series premiere wednesday. broken. the masked singer on fox "the washington post" is wildlyl america wanted more. mark and we listened with new left leading a left leaning ths insideon like the new yorkeg mark and we listened with new shows saturday and sunday (inspirational music) times. like business insider. it's the same group. it's lik e, unfortunately, i know whether i'm going to be talked about positivelr i'y or negatively just by the name of the organization that i'mt ix about to read. if it's fox, i know it's probably going to be goodog . if i know it's, you know, i "the washington post" is going

to be bad. going to be is a sad state on s aisles, to be honest. you kind of can predict what'st going to happen before it happens. so because what yo ppens.u associated with trump or you interviewed trump, they think you're a trump gua truck, y and they want to take you down. >> yeah, i think that they viewn me. there's a couple of things, the connection to trump therec e is a general barstool sports for sure ha gs a vibe of like bro culture. freddie white, privileged male. wefr span everybody. but that is, i guess, what pops into people's mind. and those people are hated by the washington post, the new york times. and we're seen kind of ames, ans a symbol of that. - [narrator] wounded warrior project >> so that that entitled person helps post-9/11 veterans realize what's possible. right now is somebody who isand with generous community support. - aaron, how you doing buddy? - [narrator] we bring warriors together despised by the left. and we are awe four front blarig and empower them to become stronger inside and out. but it's gotten to a crazy it h a justhere they don't>>se: want to disagree with you or - it's possible to begin healing resent you because your bro or disabecausy whatever, they wanto - to get the help you need.

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here in one day. is this the goalre. day.? many hit pieces and i have started so many times cordially >> so what do you call it? here at the whitsed the border in a single day.n a . let me tell my side of they story. your facts are off. >> so what do you call it? if anybody with an open mindnd t forthwhen gop pu who hasn't made their judgment, a wait. >> no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. who listens to both sides, about ss, you know what thi i'm answerinand answg. no, poy is not who we okay. we're going to answer. are portraying them to be. no one has ever. no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, that'srt the only time that phoe no, no. we're moving on. no, e arakers]no, you said no. no. call that i had to record. i tried to answer, peter. that'sl that the only time i'ver >> i tried to answersw the question. you stopped me. talked to who has written a hit let's go. so nower thequestion binder wonk piece about me. s writtece aboutit's crazy. about the border, the bribery or the blow, because the white but that is the state house doesn'ary,t. es not of journalism. to explain why they want latin you know, i grew up in an era america to colonize nort wh. with my dad. like, if i wasn't in media i, f america. biden said, just watch mand iwai i don't know that know any differently. the new york times is garbage. am. i'm watching him give half fe"the washington post" a million venezuelans temporarny amnesty this week, no is garbage. they are activists. they're not journalists. deportations. and they get work permits they have no hington interest in the truth. >> none. well, you know, because and social security numbers you were successfue. pennshat gets them driver' l without them. >> so that drives him crazy. have you ever spoken to someone licenses. a dr and in pennsylvania, you get a driver's license. they mai l you a ballot. >> in new york, you have h that's written a hit piece a social security number. about you at all? that was wri the first time. >> that's the first time >> you can register to vote. that's the point, charlite.ed hj i have.

like i said, i have an exchangee hurt's a fox news contributoroi and he joins me now. binder strugglin as precise as that. >> where do we go from here? that the "new york times" spent a year writingar writi a hit pie yeah, well, of course she does l on me. emily steele was the author's that because she didn'l, ot name. sti was thei reached out to hey to answer the question. 10 to 15 times, begging for goig she sounds like the most annoying, worst substitute worlb a sit down. teacher in the world, like i knew she was going through breaking bad on doocy because my instagram profile, ople i g the only questiony qu contacting every acquaintance that matters. but you're exactly right. people i knew didn't know. esti thaall this is intentionalf i saiddid no i will tell you an you want to know. all of it is designed to grant i am an open boowantk. these illegal is instanttant a >> your questions are too much amnesty and to give them voting of an open book, dave. that's the problem. rights. once give give them a work per, book.s th so you have steele and thenel. you have the heel. once you give them an ability >> is the heel invited is ttea first because she to pay taxes, a social security is a foodie. number, anything like that, you will kno, yollw they're hero yeah.trance listen, here's the problem. they don't want to mee.t me good. you will never remove them. and what we're seeinr good.evers because i'm not a despicable and horrible is like you said, you don't want to seepeople so funny listening to kathy hochul talk about it, there are no more hotel rooml ros witm the person. reason. there are no more hotel rooms you're right. and that's why they don't, reasrooms is have been by the way. and then they can pleayou are ii ignorance to be like, i didn't know this. put up in hotels all over i don't know if you interview me and youew and you start gett, new york city, all over the stat york cite of new york, all over. you may not be able to put pen to paper because you know the country. meanwhile, of course, we have, you're being a and dishonest. they lie to themselves dishone. you know, veterans sleeping on sidewalks in cities. >> yeah, she's invited.

what do i care? she can come. but that's a whole another yeah, but, you know, it's no issue. but, of course, the longer term t only that they might learn facts, they might actually like you, dave. and that's problem here, this is a problem htctually what they're afraid.. for the rest of america. i don't think it's a problem for the biden administrationthem they actually might like you. they don't want to like you. is that by doing this, the vitamin association they don't want to kno w you. is putting up a giandenstrationp >> they just want to hit you from a thousand yards in the sky y and then go onal welcome sign to invite hordes and hordes of more people intoil to the next target. all right. well, tell us a little bit about if people want to gol ri , the country illegally so to the event in coney island. and get them the ability to vote. >> how did they do that? >> yeah. okayto. from la yeah. so, yeah, everybody from latin america, come on in. we're going to give you work so there's a couple of tickets permitcome on s. left or trying to avoid this o there'tropical storm. social security numbers, free >> but it's the best pizz health care, free food, free in the country. red. ood,l rooms.t count. >> but don't come.t come >> it is. but don't come. does that make any sense.does t we're getting hammered with rain. it's going to beg 35 pizzasto.5 the best, the fa blue collar, e charlie? they're saying one thing, and then they're if you.e ne if you're wondering whether you name it. we havthe the best brooklyn >> y going to work, just look square pizza. 200 bucks, all you can eat. at what's happening right now. sal's expensive. it sally's peppers.if and of course, as you know froma if you're pizza, you have to bew it's not just people from latin america at this point. the spigotica.at is so wide open there. and maybe, who knows? emily. he'll maybe have a slice y heel-tof pizza, and she can. confessor sings to me. all right, she can do a review. all over the worldne you guys al will patch it up. and none of them are vetted. many of them are from countries >> dave, thanks so much.. thank you. we don't even if we want.f we if the biden administration was remotead, only competentconfid >> every year, hordes of peopleo and wanted to vet some of these people, they would not event th descend on the one city

to party. we're not talking about mardi n e one ci gras, the super bowl, or even be able to vet them if they if they wanted to, because we don't even have relationld beca new year's. >> i'm talking about the u.n. with some of these terrorist general assembly. countries. but that's where these every year since world war two, people are coming fromtries., n. and they're doing it over 100 presidents, prime ministers and dictators. intentionally. the biden administration take their entourageme, and take is acceptingministra them inteny because they think it's going to help them in the next election. >> it's no over manhattan, creating help tht only that.ly tha i think they're trying to boost the birthrate. t.rying to i they're trying to drive down wages for biden's donors. r they're trying to turn texas blue. they're trying to do exactly. and every bit of that design is designed to help the donor clase donos and hurt average americans. >> and this is why and this is why donald trump wonis in 2016. and this is why this is a tremendous opportunity for republican fors now to pinpoint the many, many democrats, manyny voters on the who normally vote democrat who don't want this stuff going on. they don't want thisf going inr country and they're ripe for the picking. if republicansh real policies

to put an end to this once and for all or republicanspatrol might just accidentally shut down the government. that's all we talk about. so might it's their choice. fig they can figure it outur.e e, t charlie, thanks as always. exactlhanky. if there's a if there's a way to screw it up, republicans park tousually find.el >> exactly. all right. we'll see what happens. thanks againactly, w. >> well, someone's finally figured out what's wrong soci american societthanksy. >> we're losing our democracy. wake up. >> wake! >> saturday's in primetime has a smart new line up on fox news channel. america wanted more. mark and we listened.

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on to be the crime dramas where global drug cartels use highly conspicuous sp going. generati every generation has its brandki the great depression, world war two, the greatest generation, also mass anxiety, grit and detachment. and then the baby boomers. narcissism. ruf but today, chris rufo from the manhattan institute says thiso from generation is compley twisted, even dangerouisted.s. rufo calls it the cluster b society.

today, we are witnessing the emergence of something new,l what might be called a cluster b society like the cultureed of narcissism. our own digital age has a distinct psychological profilure, heavily influenced by the power of social media. the camerae pos are always on ad andience is always watching, and narcissism has transformed into hysteria more theatrics, emotional volatility, self-indulgence and outbursts of violence. >> but in our emerging cluster b society, n the narcissist, the borderline, the hysteric and the antisocial psychological types have been elevated into positionals of power and celebrated by our institutions. the new status quo is ans an emerging leadership class that rules through emotionalergg blackmail. >> that sounds familiar. everybody believes they're the main character, the victim, the hero center stage and the crazy you are. the more society's light shine, thighter, the more emotionally damaged and demanding you are,

the moreaged and you're rewarded with attention, money and power . we need real people. we love drama people. out,. and then hop fellow of th at the manhattan institute and producer of the short film. >> welcome to the cluster b society joins me now. >> all right. so tell me m how if everybody'sh watching you with the phonine and all the social media, how does that turn? >> someone from a narcissist into a hysterical, emotionalr? blackmailer? well, i think it's a social strategy that unfortunately, in today'st is a society works. and what we're really witnessing is a collapse of all kindy witness of traditional auy that provided bounds, that provided limitsovided that guided people towards a virtuous behavior. now we have a societ y that isrized characterized by social media, pe narcissistic displaysby, interventions. a record number of people are on pharmacological are

interventions in their lives, and negative behavior is rewarde.and negad. and so the people wht, the people who have the largest personalities in this watyapse are rewarded with authority that just collapses in front cultheir feet and give ofe and everyone's live streaming everything and projecting everythingeveryone, they start d performing and then they realize the more real they perform, the more money, attention they get. and then that incentivizes the rest of society to act justs as nuts as all of these other people. yeah, and what we had in the past, of cours what wee, these d of personality types existed, pebut psychopathology was held it was not allowed to become a governing principle. but what we have today is these individual psycho psychological traits have been institutionalize is thvidual pdy become the culture of our institutions, like the universities culture of, li.

bureaucracies, h.r. departments and other culturtments ae formig institutions. and so they're no longer an yndividual matter, but the become embedded in our very culture. and so we no longer have culture.t not the right way stae to behav in this kind of emotional theatrics, emotional blackmail, and unfortunately are rewarded with not only attentiounately,n e no one wantsnt to confront them and no one wants to be mean or a bigot or e me say no.dden and all of a sudden they've taken over. ave takehow do we stop this? chs >>'s actually quite simple in theory, but it's difficult in practice. we h >> we have to have a leadership class that says noip, that is ir the most important word in the english language. in te don't use it as much as we should. people have to say no, we have to reestablish authority, wey. have to reestablish limits on behavior, and we have

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since i had pahad c u and crying tiger special this evening. >> not that impressed. i'm just that impressedh the with the thai food. i'm sorry. i apologiz food. e to thailand. but whatever. maybe i'm just ordering the wrong thing. t >>he texts kelly from oklahoma. a very distinguishing look with a touch of . i love those glasses. >> jesse oak jun from florida. did clark kent take over primem time? the maflorida,n of steel dean fm yardley, pennsylvania, lookwithg much better than gutfeld with glasses, i would hope i look what is a man? nother muchla loo better than gutfeld with pretty much anything. well, that's another question, charles from florida isn't it? because to me, that's just the opposite of a woma qe, it in kat timpf your influencer or optometrist >> can a man get pregnant? it depends on the man. aso. . ? >> yeah, i think it's a good he's not a biologist, and he look. patricia from iowa, stop shouldn't go anywher jesse: e n. being dramatic. children. >> grown men dancing like wash your eye out. get back to work, you baby. tiam at work a and i did wash my eye out. i would like to have you know, they were at a burlesque and i used eye drops prescribed show or at a strip show that

by an optometrist for drops was totally normal in front today. of kids. >> you ever seen the dallas kids?s? eerleaderat was >> and i will do that until >> what about the dallas cowboy the swelling is reduced. nancy, texas. cheerleaders? same stuff that a chileadersdchl >> hey, jesse, is hunter going is allowed to take a dollar bill, walk up to a drag queeeasa to the un general assembly? oh, yeah. he's got the hotel already locked. and put a dollar in their pants. >> i don't understanndd what aae eric from or a fino auto. problem with that. >> it's money. what's that? what's the issue? that.it iburbank is pro childrf i know why "the washington post" hates portnoy like my father toln pos in cash and a drag queens g-string. >> me years ago.feel winners make ordinary people feel uncomfortae. he's also let's chat about and gender bending in thirdeen' great line. greg from florida.. ida,jesse, you do realize that t grade. >> jodie foster is a woman she m is about t, right? and she made me questionadme q >> yeah. my sexuality when i was a child becausuestmy i think there's a opening for ru in the energydepa e i liked her so much. department. and she was in the film now. >> barbara frortmentm arvada, not that i remember watching it colorado, the video of that several times as a child. crazy liberal freakedeo ofd my g wow. out, the one we used in the >> oh, my god. tease ormy bow we've used a coue that was very close. i why was it funny, though? it's very funny. your kidt funny?s in a zoom cla tonight, joe in florida. a third grader. is it appropriate to show s jesse, thanks for the golf tips last week. that videoho to a third grader? that advice was helpful. what wasvicewhat my advice agai. i think so. i think that is a totally okay don't think about it, slovaks, video. >> and remember when antifa attacked parents when i don't even remember, i just forgot already.

protesting theory in class? >> you guessed it, is pro >> john from palatine, virginia . antifa. theory inthey showed up to proe >> honestly, i think you're more primetime than diane. the parents and they go. i will not accept that compliment. >> they did. of cours ue. no such thing. dude, you are not. always remember i'm waters your parents were already.. and this is my world. >> but you are the guy that got hurt. he was arrested. he washe had a criminal record r molesting a 13 year old kid. did you not see that?e th i don't think you saatw. doe >> if he's linked, he's linked. so what does that matter? why was he there? hwas he there to protectthe pe the people who didn't get hurt from the lgbopt? >> so in case you're keeping score at home, he's now burbank, the antifa loving, anti-communist, uber driving , drag queen, former homeless mayor who's into sexualizing your son at school. >> we have a feeling that s is in this forfeelin attentione because he changed his online profile to mayor. chan right there. >> but the burbank city councils doesn't find shenaniganspank vey funny. >> to me, a line has been ver crossed.

while it may be entertaining to argue or witness banter on social medi be entea, the quo and renaming of accounts, it stopf s being fun and stopss be being entertaining when that banter affectg s our city. sta the city staff has wasteffdaste at least 30 hours or more of o our taxpayer money on this issue. we on the council have been asked to consider removing you from your role. >> oh, you. burbank this t closehe rse: tog removed, which makes sense since wasn't even elected mayor, the city council appointed a mayor. ed the >> congrats. you appointed the worst mayor in w america. the san gennaro feast is back. r ofd little italy for its 97th year. so, of course, our resident couitalian, gianni bellisario,o there to mix things up. >> forget about it. forget about it, forget forge about it, forgett about thoseve

italians. >> i love the italians. what do italians do best? i love their meatballs. i get in trouble if i'm not hungrys. or if i don't wantan to eat dinner. we make italian food in the kitchen just like a mama used to make. we make sauce is the sauce maldonado marinara? ar >> i say marinara modernized. what's the most italian thing you've ever witnessed? you. you look so italian. forget it. witnbut look at the face. >> he looks so italian. they cost a lot. what do they say? n. ohnny: wwho got my mom hitting e on the head with the spoon that she's>> my the sun gravy s >> i love him, but somedayun i'm going to knock him on his . >> new york city wants to tear down all the columbus statues. that's disgustin cg. >> we have to stop that. i don't think i like that you found in america that name. nk l >> why do i knowik this guy hadr a pair on them? wheveryone saying the world wasv flat. >> this guy said, no, i drink. ery onying i eat and drink. >> no, for breakfast. what's going on with all the migrants d in the city?ants

my parents came from italy. immigrants. >> they didn't get no freebies and nothing, honestly. they're moving. in. >> what are you going to do? what are you going to doyou goi jill biden. she's shattered. being the first italian-american first lady. how proud are yoe firsu? not when i associate her to be italian, she's not part of the family. be i i'm not crazy for her. i like melania trump. i'm not very proud. she kissed carmela's husband at the state of union >> j she kiss>> thalove to kis . >> yeah, that's too much. that's getting crazyt oo. wine. >> too much wine. the italians, they love to kiss and hug. what'sy: the italians, up there! they get up, get on. make me. joe biden. >> he says he's italian. i got a little italian on me no>> presiy right? doesn't look italian. what does he look like? pretty palt loe to me.? >> i may be a white boy,. but i'm not stupid one day

to tell you, ron desantis. >> he needs a little help fromsl us italians. it's his last name. desantis or desantisia ? >> desantis. it rolls off my tongue better. desantis>> des rolls. e >>ou she's checking me out. i got to go talk to her. donald trump haso talk. ohnny: d a lot of legal issues i know as an italian, what advice would you give him? forget about it. nothing's going to happen. >> fh out to tony soprano. >> listen, he does still? soprano. >> you've never seen anyone shut your mouth.r >> italians don't shut their mouth when they're smart. they know whent your m to shut t their mouth. >> always keep your mouth shut . >>oh you're going to be on jesse waters prime time. what do you want to tellnny: yso jesse was so nice meeting you, jesse. this is your meet world. >> jesse, i'm in love with you. forgetin about it. >> it's tax me about myead th

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