election, all we heard from the left was nonstop analysi ovs over donald trump's mental state, his physical abilities. they spent shows over another fake news networks assessing that. but now they are rather quiet radio silent, in fact,they'r about joe biden, the big guy there. but you see his entire staffth g white knuckling it every time he speaks and for good reason. he's going to have to come outwm of the basement at some point. >> best of luck to you guys. all right, tommy, thank you. and clay, we'll have a couple of i know you love rs and w your tennessee volunteers. we'll have a few vets that i know, don. i'm going to win bets. we anyway, thank you both. unfortunately, that's all the time we haveleft left this even. quick reminder, a live audience studs wednesday, thursday nigh t in new york city. studio guests, piers morgan, nikki haley, brian greenberg, emily companion, and jason chaffetz. tickets are free. hannity dcoms let not your heart be troubled. break felt here to put a smile on your face. this is a fox news alert. i'm lauren in new york.

the israeli military says it hit more than 400 targets in the gaza strip overnight, killing three deputy commanders of hamas. it comes as the us israel to delay a ground offensive to give washington time to help free additional hostages. thousands of israeli tanks and ground forces are most at the border with the country's minister telling troops to keep preparing for an offensive, quote because it will come. while the biden administration asking israel to hold off on a ground offensive, they not calling for a cease fire, any cease would give hamas the ability to rest, to refit and to get ready to continue launching terrorist attacks against israel. you can understand perfectly clearly why that's an intolerable situation for israel, as it would be an intolerable situation for any that has suffered such a brutal terrorist attack and continues

to see the terrorist threat right on its borders. >> these fire are hostages are the top priority right now. >> but last night was one of the hostages for a cease fire deal. >> why did you get a cease fire this time? we should have. >> two israeli women are safe this morning after being released by hamas. the 85 year old and a 79-year-old women were snatched earlier month from their homes near the gaza border. their husbands and more than 200 other people remain in captivity. and a third small aid convoy entered gaza from the rafah border crossing and egypt. it comes as 2.3 million people are growing desperate for food water and medicine. the israel-hamas war has killed more than 1400 israelis and more thajerusan 5000 palests and more. yeah, yeah i love it.

i love you.l righ all right.t, all right. calm down. calm down. all right, so let's admit, america is a very lucky country. we got chick-fil-a. ch. ot shannon bream i'm not sure which one is more religious. >> you know what else we've got? two big oceans, three, if you count canada. >> but the atlantic and pacific are like giant moats against like of the world's worst people. you know, kim jong un, iran, abba, let's call it ocean privilege. eight years ago, a brilliant abbahandsome commentator who many hoped would become president for life called it just lif that our ocean privilege, a coupled with a society immersedn in a leisure driven coma, makes defending our exceptionalismvil. evil so old. this lucky complacency foundou in our media, our government and our campus has blossomed into a poten ia

t stain for america's good. >> well, thank you, captain. yummy the camera loves my face the same way. >> joy bay hard loves a tub of hot larr loved. w >> now, that was from eight years ago. and unlike joe biden, that'sasss like a fine wine, not an already cut avocad cu but with a few awful exceptions, like 911 and pearl harbor and the dave matthews band, america's ocean privilege has kept the world at bay. it's all it's allowedma generations of idiots to get softer than jerry nadler's jogging. >> having that buffer allowed us to forget how tough it was to become the world's leading nation. >> but three things are shrinking those oceans. and we better wake up to it. >> guess what? none of them are climate change or white supremacysuprt is soc. >> the first is social media, which collapses borders between us and foreign radical ideologies. >> it's not just about eating pods and creepy fans sharingprea pictures of my feet, though. i appreciatete it. on

>> it's a toxic mind viruse othe that has one side, the other as subhuman. now, before media, when some of the world's major crazies decided to spreator d their viec here, they had to get on a boat. now they just get on faceboo gek or get retweeted by john cusack. >> the tried it in the 1930s with something called the german-american bund. thankfully, this pro-nazi agenda went over about as well as dylan mulvaney doing hammer girls. t trie in the 1950s, the soviets tried to create what stalin called idiots here by fundingg the communist party of america . abc does the same thing nowy by funding these idiots. >> today, however, social media reaches most vulnerable our young and stupid who are believing that some of the worst ideas in the world will make the world bettend ur. many end up voting for the worst kind of idiots bos an endets.n border to cash bail and repeat criminals running the streets. >>e' there's little we can doouc

to stop it. and so it leads to the second thing shrinkinean privg our oces privilege, the homegrown hate we see now on our streettr.s. they see us as oppressors while condemning the freedoms that lethile them proclaim our destruction. it w was on full display the people's republic of brooklyn over the weekend when a largen pro-hamas crowdst rioted against the nypd. isn't a fervent defense of a fet people, it's a fervent attack on while defending ghouls who beheaded babies. u and brave protesters. huh? they want to fight with copsghto who knowr cops they will be restrained. but i don't see too many rioters buying tickets riote. fight in gaza. they're probably worried one of wille.own will try to hijack the plane. the same goes for those useful idiots drawing swastikass on on, campus buildings and demanding that palestine be free from the riveg thatr to. the sea. i guess they mean the hudson to the atlantic, but thanks to their marxist college educations they probably can't find either on a maph mar. but in other words, wipe out israel and in timewhy di

america while we stay here. comfortable at harvard . of course, it's not just social media spreading this. according to a gallup polls from earlier this year, dems now support the palestinians over israel 49 to 38%. and by looking at how the media embraces hoaxes likeer and the hospital bombing, expect that number to be higher than hunter in a. >> the media talks a lot about hate speech, but somehow don't see their own role in siga insignias on campus. soviet style socialism from, m. the squad and now islamo terrorism from hamas. and, of course the last thing shrinking our ocean privilege is biden's border, which adds opportunities for importing foreign born radicals. ls.as lefhe's turned what's lefh country into a terror magnet. they're flockingmagnet to this country like they saw an online ad for promiscuous sheep. >> it's as if we just have and created enough hatersoursel ourselves through the academic th. vist machineve the latest number is 169 illegal immigrants stopped at the

southern border who were on the terror watch list, which is highearr than the last six years combined. >> apparently, under biden, everything bad goes up. gas prices, food prices, wartion inflatio, crn crime. >> pelosi's eyebrows. >> so as we attempt to tamp down terrorism on the other side of the world, we're importing it here. i guess it's just a lot easier to be a terrorisa terr t here.locall instead of prison, you get tenure. but locally growing our terrory makes about as much sense as capping clean oil wells in america. so w can bue can buy dirty oil fromu venezuela. the unspeakable truth hereis is that we are failing the twosu step process to ensure our own survivalre ourl an. throug >> three if you count the way biden walks through suicidaly and immigration policies, we're going from the leading bastion of freedom and power in the world to just another country led by an out-of-touchouch old , an old man listening to naive advisors who shrunk rio grande,d shrunk the strategic oil reserve and are now shrinking entire oceans. what is it with oceans and shrinkage anyway?

>> you know, between the media, the dems, biden and the rest o of our woke geniuses? i'm not sure two oceans is. >> maybe ellen's right about marsing up a new planet. if america was the last hopepr and its fading. marsetty is looking prettyt ab good right about nowou, what itu wants to welcome tonight's gueseshet. he was voted sexiest man alive by soldier of fortune, ox & "fox and friends" weekend he'sost pete hegseth. he's shining example of what people can achieve without talent. host of one nation and the brian kilmeade radio show. brian kilmeade. her nba interviews, like a joe o biden press conference focused on men who dribble host at the hoop chat. emily austin. s and he's a comedian's comedian as opposed to audienceo au is comedian, writer and comedian joe devito.

brian kilmeade you know, borde our border is wide openay to terrorists and yet somehow you stay. how how life so unfair. >> thanks for the question. exactly like i predicted, and i blame joe for my intro. i'm not going to blame you. all righdo it. r wh couple of things. do i have to answer that question? yes, you can answer wai'm not. u wanat >> i'm not listening. italian and american, italian, irish aren't seeking across the border border.they're gues.n they're signing the guestbook over at ellis island. they still come there. they don't knoeand don'w it's a. >> and we come in, come out. it's okay. that was the good old days when we used to say, okay, go get a job. if you can'tjob, get a job, youe leave. the ship is still out there for you. we've changed gears entirely. a p takes it did something on foxo nation about that. it's availableutit's aable and. you can download it. fox nation is a great app, . darre on that latern >> i will be no more on that later. how dare you?m sayi i just i looked at that brooklyn story. yeah. ng'sand i'm say to myself, whats

going on in brooklyn? that's a problem. in the good old days when it used to bewith mobg the mob ruw brooklyn, right? and the cops would know if we just leave them alone. they were going to go somewhere else. and if they break the law, wolf, we'll know where to find them because. we have somebody on the inside. now, all of a sudden, these palestinians of rising up, taking over and we refuse digging out of the street. and that to me is absolutely insane. it is an anti american to immigration and.ae it adds to the big story in that israel is our number one ally. if you're not taking down a statue about our historyy an you're jumping down the throat of one of our allies. well, you just coming out against the countr y. ast i don't understand it. this seems to be opposite day for the lastte ten years. >> yeah, i think i explained it to you in my monologue. apparently, you weren't listenin t listg. >> it's the death of ocean privilege, mister. kill me. you mean that brillian 1980s, tt guyr no from the 1980s? >> yeah. he really came over. i look younger now tha didn i.hank then you really do? yeah. thank you. that's okay. you can play g is. can clap their reporting moisturizer. yes, it's true. pet >> so, pete, what do you make about the. do you think that we've been

pretty lucky having these oceans? >> for sure. yeah. it insulated >> sure. us from a lotd of things. for a very long time. we were able to decide what terrain we would go to. it went all the way throughafgh our generation of wars in iraq and afghanistan. you're fighting on someone else'sand fighting again. , and i've thought a lot about this while we were doingwe that we lost our own country. right. and we're in uncharteredtorytrag territory trying to keep a republic that is training and teaching up the next t generation to hate the premise of their country. >> and theo thn undermining evee institution that maintained it, evpping god oud ant of everythi, ripping our own history out of everything, whereer true foundational ideas came from. pside wn.we wonder why and i think that's why there's o ma forunsettling feeling so many, because there's nowhere else to sail to. , it's or nobody.el on >>th and israel is on the frontier of thisf fight because of where they are geographically. >> and we're we're guttingoursel ourselves in the process. and so we can't see why

all these guys are obsessed g with the roman empire. >> right. online. like what? because they. but how did the roman empire decline while you're watching it right now? instead of bread and circuses, it's carbs and tock. >> emily, is it kind of frightening to see what's going on on these campuses? oh, my god. yeah. i mean, it wasn't so i want to tell you now, it's just being put in the public eye. >> but college have been habreeding ground for communism . am first and foremost. but secondly, it's like a safe haven for hatredfor je and. you know, not too long ago o i was in college and the star of david neverff off. and my professor would say, oh, you know, you're only on camer a because you're a young blond. hellnd i'm like,, yeah, absolutelysolutely but he would. he tried. he tried to say in an insulting way. but the problem is free speech is protect. and i'm a huge proponent and say what you got to say, but face the consequences. and there are no consequences. college campuses, unless you say something that's against wokeism. s wh

and that's the problem. and that's why college students are frickithey'rn, because their professors are. >> so i'm really careful not to miss the terrorists. >> yeah. gordon yeah, because they have feelings. you know t comed, some that youy act is like war because i take no prisoners. >> no, you just. that's true. that's tru ye. what is your take on the the decline of america's power? >> well, to prepare, i been reading revelation for dummies . >> hmm. yeah. i'm looking at this i don't understand what the the nuances people are looking for. there' thes two things that i li for in politics that if one side has swastikaska, i gone for the other side. >> yes. you know, i find the swastik sw the big red flag. it raises a lot of red flags. yes. yeah. and the othene say wr is, if sof says, we want to kill you, gou're better off believin them listening to them. and, you know, if you look at the example of the fake bombing of the hospital, the way that the media was so quicthatk jump on that is if

they couldn't believe that it could be anything else . oh, it was from islamic. are you sure? he sure wasn't presbyteria n. n >> he hired you sure was a jehovah's witness with the bomb knocks on the door. they found a red hat at the hospital. foun yeah. so it's -- it's. i don't know. i know what the solution is too what we're seeing happening in our own countrythng n, that a are young people and so indoctrinated to hattee this country that welcomes people. >> and, you know, i come from a family of immigrants and i believe in the american dream. my grandfather came her from italy with $0.10 in his pocket, and 100 years later, i've doubled that. yeah he's no longer with us right in this room right now?'t >> no, he may be over, but he passed on. he's passed on probably good. >> he doesn't see what you're doing now. ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. you want on gutfeld. greg: >> all right. up nex aupt, stars want a cease

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beginning to end. >> shop now at show allegiance .com. >> welcome back. thank you. cecelebrities are back admonishedle young israel not to attack. yeah. 55 notable nitwits have wt signed an open letter to president biden calling for a ceasinre fire. gaza and israel. it's pretty amazing. cap55 celebrities are capableta of signing their names. n the list includes joaquin phoenix, cate blanchett, jon stewart, kristen stewart. are they related or married? and susan sarandon or sarandonua cares. now, i don't know about you, but i don't think biden should make a movn stew agoe he hears from equally important actors like gary busey or the dog played eddie on frasier. >> it reads in part, quote, we urge your administration and all world to honor all all

the lives in the holy land and call for and facilitate a cease fire without delay, an end to the o bombing of gaza and the safe release of hostages. and i said that as an afterthoughtf hostages. s >> now, remember, these are the same people whose union is aint war with the studios. >> they can't find peace in beverly hillsthe go, let alol the golan heights. and yet they got a thousand year old conflict. i'll figure it out. by the way, how about a ceasasef fire? hamas opens fire. then we wouldn't be in this mess. irthankfully, though open lette from stars have had the same impact as mail from publishersmm clearing house. but it's not just in hollywood. googly eyed.d climate gremlin greta thunberg also calls for a ceas ce fire holding a stand with gaza sign. now, a woman who is just doing n she's told she'd be very popular in the middle east. >> yeah,le of course, that sign she's holding will take 52 years to decompose in a landfillto. and p meanwhile, people keep getting fired, ripping doweon posters

of the israeli hostages. >> last week it was a guy in mgd army and now a woman in boston that's apparently been canned after getting caught on camera. doing the same thing. oddly, they were botoddlh. i know. if only they had the same blind hatred for gingivitis. >> the gingivitis, joe, doit you think this open letter will have an impact? >> has it ever had an impact? >> no, not at all.d it's such a it's such a performative thing to doit's,t which is why it's perfect that we mentioned, greta. it shows you that thisis is a religion and it has its saints. i don't know why we're supposed to liste lissainn to greta. all she does is play hooky. yeah. what is the reasonthe reas. >> and it's so funny that she'sf holding that. you know, i stanirstd with firsh of all, she's a vegan. >> she can barely have the strength to stand with any. yeah. >> but people are so eager troub leto defend her. i got in trouble. i posted a joke where i said. i said, gret tela i get to travl the world complaining she's living every white woman stream

. people >> and people went berserk. they said,y and how can you sas about her? she's just a child. well, if she's just a chil ild.d whyhe are we listening to her opinions on globalr op? >> and if she's not a child, then she can take the pushback. pe that' it's it's a religion because you have these untouchable, saintly people. >> g she she's she is an adultg: now, right? >> she's 21, 28.eans i mean, that means leo dicaprio ,peter.that's but -- but they also say, oh, she's not. well, that that's the new thin g ,that she's got some kind of disability. it's like, well, then i don't . derstand >> emily. the thing is, i don't know why i find that funny. >> okay, reason why?oint kat timpf had a good point. the reason why i took forever t for celebrities to respond to this is because they didn't know which side to pic the't kne >> they were like, oh, what do i i do? i'm so used to beingng o on the side of palestine. e but then hamas does this solett they didn't have to wait for somebody to write the letterer t to for them. >> yeah, i mean, first of all,

i want to redefine the word star r or or celebrity because i'm gen z and i don't know don' people. these so let's first of all clarify what a star is. yeah secondly, i just want to speak to these alleged stars and say if it way s your wife or daughter or son getting, sorrt, youurnt alive, sho sorry, but that's what happened. >> would you be so considerate if? that was your child out there?s should we send them a giftwe basket as well? alonllh yog with your letter? i'm just confused what what your agenda is like. haveercy o mercy on terrorists.e is that what you're advocating for? didn't ge are celebrities probably didn't go to that much school, and they don't know what side to choose. so going to do what's cool.e i think they added the the hostage thin afterg as afterthot because they wanted to make it look balanced. >> pete. no. you knowdot yoin, is ithis is ur to america's leading dentists are a dentist re is an underrated profession and they have to you knowo de two dentiss doing this, that's almost a trend. >> welrendl, the beginning of a the beginning of a trend i think on fox and friends,

you'd lead with it and say it's a disturbing trend, a really big banner. this is breakingking new new des run amok. >> well, as seinfeld said, i think you're an anti dentist ,clearly identified anti-semite, pro anti-democratic dentist. >> it's interesting to see now that all these celebrities they believe in all lives matter. >> mm. rem >> remember when you couldn't say all lives matter because yoyou wey racist if w you did? now, in this case, all lives matter and must declare a cease fire. >> you see, if tyrus was hereg e and i did something really cruel to him, you know, slicale up and then immediately backed away and said, cease fire. >> that's different than doing,k it to joe. yeah. yes. okayay. i'm sorry, joe. i'm sorry. i don't follow. i woul d follow, but i just said i wouldn't. >> are you worried about the retribution? yeah, but hamas knows exactly who they tangled with so and so.

ultimately, they want these celebrities yelling ceaslebritie because they know they can't win. and they're counting ceasefiron the propaganda, the s and the "new york times" and the both sides and the celebrities who will pile on on the oppressor oppressed index that's been inserted into their idiotic by marxists and they don't even know it. and so they pick their convenientd on based on wd their fellow twitter friends tell them. and then they telll us tha us tt they're in the moral high ground. >> maybe we never listen to them. havem everain. seen it. >> hamas is being applauded foro releasing two hostages. >> yeah. did we forget how they got there to begin with? have you seen that? i know it's not like. >> wow, so bold. the delay, the incursion, delay, the ground. >> permission to speak, right? yes. yes. have you have you never responded to the open letter fox employees asking>> i r you to resign? >> right. i recognizece handwriting and i knew it wasn't real. so a couple of things come to mind. this is really what's fascinatinn ang.

this in an ugly way, is it'sy sn dividing celebrities. jerry seinfeld, bill maher, phil, exact opposite of the people that signed this letter. seinfeldgned this on the other of dave chappelle. dave chappelle is like, go all for palestinnight an e the other night.go a bunch of people who are pro-israel, who were sober got a up and said, that's it, i'm out. and then you have seinfeld wrote tter theta what are the other dy in support of israel? and i'm sure he's noret happy.k i'm not asked to sign this. so i think barry weissbas lib is someoneer who's known as a ad liberal columnist who left the new york times, but not her belief. got t. aupse i went to bed, a democrat, i woke up a conservative. and it just soent to to see thes blend between right and wrong instead of left and right. >> yeah, well said. you went to bed. a democrat woke up with a conservative. >> right. go back. we got some video. can wep go?orth >> the thing about chocolate that kind of bugs me is that okay, so he's worth like $100yo million. he can retiru cae, but there wam plenty of time for him to talk about what was going on in

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co-founder jimmy wales, who stated his website is not for sale. y waed hpeople will try to buy g these days except kill needs books. >> i didn't see that ine the tweet. that's what i gues s is for sale for 20 bucks. kill me will co-host your next s bowel movement. thot that is not that is in the problem. that is back to the store yi'llg i'm going to givree some context here. >> edit this. no>>. o these these rich dudes, they don't like each other. truether. they go together likeling john fetterman in a spelling bee. but eli has been critical of wikipedia's accuracy, bias and constant fundraisee accurare and wales is taking issue with how elon runs x and what they choos e to censor, which is funny coming from wales. if it were up to wikipediand com elizabeth, warren would be the daughter of sacajawea. >> trump would be responsibleg for starting the war of 1812 and i would be playing centecena

>> the wnba. pete. they need the money. why take it? i changed my name to . a pda. >> i would change my name to do it. nge mywhat does it matter? >> yea, they do need it in to maintain the complete spit. i wikipedia if you google with greg gutfeld. ye guts, on wikipedia i get evey insignificant thing that ever done wrong in your life. >> i know that's all there is. e isas front and center aspect of who you are now. >> that's a lot of stuff. yeah, it turns out i gett the same for me. mean, they have made an entire name off of faking to be an encyclopedia, but actuallyleft peddling every piece of leftwing nonsense out there . i hope they take him up on it. they won't. you know what's amazinn it.g, though? i agree with you that it's like a biased, curated garden, but at the same time, aren't you amazed by wikipedia that if in th like, put in the word

air, there's somebody around the planet that wrote about air? or if you just broke, fungus will be fungi. or if great write air fungus, still air fungus. do you have a wikipedia page? >> you don't, do you not? i don't author it. i know that. i'm afraid to look at it just like everyone at fox should never google their name. >> if in if you don't want to be in a bad mood. but a couple of things iwangnn e mosque is running the number one electric car company in the world. he's tryintryinggeusg to us to he's still giving of space programs. tuo got this thing called twitter. >> he has to be he's also has he company.l >> yeah, he has to be the busiest man in america. at the same time, he onp the most nebulous stuff and like why donalcad d trump called, say, focus. >> i mean, focus on things that are important. hem tireng to my, howd of mysel this is this. how could this guy have the time to do this? he's got's fiv, they'r five kid? >> they're changing their gender every day. yeah e have. >> how does he have time to doif this? here's a question, and i'm dead seriouavs. one if i gave you $5,000 for

one week, would you change your name to captain face? ? yeah, well, i have to answer now. how long is the show?>> i probably wouldn't. you wouldn't, but. all right, well,call i'm going a to call you catch 50,000. >> 50,000 for free. i don't have that kind of money . >> emily, do you trust wikipedia? no. and i want say, at leasty've you guys, you said they put every bad thing you've ever done in your lifevery bage. g in >> so i'm too young to havelife done anything bad. pretty much. but if you google me, if goo wit i think they changed it now. but my identity was confuseditsn >> a star and they put my photo on it and a god knows how much work i lost from that. hastoseems like ellen some anger towards them. i promise that you'll want to have more, but they need cly because i don't know if you know, when you click on wikipedia, they always prompt in hugee letterat letter. >> donate here. we're not leaving, but we need your money. so put your ego asid.e the. >> the billion deal with that. no one likes you anyway and just carry on. joe, do you rely on wikipedia? i actually. i have to admit that i do.

it's like if we had encyclopedia and all the pages were sticky with jam because our my family loved jam and the encyclopedia britannica. >> yeah, well, it's this story hit home for me because my reall name is dickie pedia. >> yeah, they called me little richar d, right? >> yeah. well, first of all, am i thes only young person here realizes that google and wikipedia are not the sameipedia a ? >> i i shouldn't be confused by that. i like l mus how you are. >> my still has a sense of humor of a 12-year-old. yeah. anything descriptive when when the space x rockets take off, do they make a nois make? rela >>bl but it goes to show we neee reliable sources because beforel the show we hadn't met. so i googleded you and it came. >> it came up.ne someone else and it said here pronouns are she her. and i thought, oprh, a pronoun person. >> this show is going to be a pain in the. it wasn'itt know, fortunately s. but i think wikipedia is fun.

but you just havn e to realize that anybody can go in and mess with it. >> so yeah, you know, i like to use >> i w it for nerdy fun like, oh, i want to read about ants today or something like m not serious. by any like, i'm not going to something that's maintained by anybody who canbo can go got a public library and log on. >> yeah. so that eliminates you, brian all right. >> well, this is going to bebe n fun up. next, adam carolla drops by to talk about that news. some guy. >> jpmorgan wealth management knows it's to get lost in investment research, rk with get help with jp morgan personallan with. >> hey, david, ready to getreatg starteetd? >> work with advisorsve who create a plan with you and help you find the righstmeno great getting to know you. let's take a look at you thankm new investment plan. okay, great. this should have you moving in the right directionob. at di' >> thanks, jen. get ongoing advice and manage your investments in the chase app. >> you know that feeling of having a rewatched essence has fferentlt get i don't e

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all right.go all right. we got a lott to covea r. we got a couple of stories. let's get right to it. ththe first one is a new study finds that california hastates the worst bullying problem in the united states, beating out alaskaanating ou nevada and. jersey. >> new jersey beats new jersey. >> adam, what the hell's going on in california? well, we may have a different standard of bullying thansk new jersey and alaska because ms.. g some gendering somebody not usingbonn their complimenting a female on an outfit wearing theseense are all bullying offenses in california not so much in alaska and new jersey. >> so maybe it's just that we have so many potential blowing offenses in california. old >> yeah, that makes sense. that makes sense. i long for the old bullies, you know, the kind that would give you a melvyn or a a wedgie that's swirly. >> i one of the people that

actually enjoyed those things. >> it would hit the ball. i know. i, i, i wish someone woulda give me a wedgie at this point in my life and my career. realy the people,l my kids were bullied by gavin newsom because. t he closed all the schools and then the teachers unions, bl my kids, by screaming at them to pull up a what? >> pullit a mask. a paper mask. every 10 seconds in with there a masking up in between bites. i mean, actually they are being bullied, but they're being bullied by the teachers unions and. >> the governor you know, speaking of the governor, he signed a new law believe it's banning willful defiance, suspensionwnnins for middle andh school students, meaning kids can't get suspended for like s breaking the dress code, talking back to their teacher or using f bre in class. >> is this just more bad from gavin? >> how's this guy going to runso fogoverninr president?

>> i have no idea. but this is what the left kids are failing in school, so they change the math scores. ng it's a reverse engineering that doesn't work. sot you go. it's like saying we havesi a childhood obesity problem. pr get rid of the scales. >> yes, that's true.get rid if you get rid of books, then ae you never know that the kids are illiterate. >> right. i'm going to o that. >> it's -- it's really it's -- it's it's a serious mindseet issue that gavin newsom has, which is there's too much pasta, then legalized. there's too many black and brown people in prison, then don't arrest black and don'. --isonn prison put him in prison. i mean, if you really think about it, it's aying it's likef saying my car, such a pile of junk. it won't go faster won't g. 30 miles an hour on the freeway. well, break the glasfreeway.s an the speedometer needle up to 70 miles an hour and then you'll be fine. >>reg: wha what are teachers gog

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only one who lost his own. yes, but i love the explanationr for why he lives so long. >> he gives it to complimentsex to his contactplanatne. with nature. freedom to discover the environment. that's i to t. people are holding their their shiatsu down and leaving him inside toohould . and on their lap is why they die at nine. so let him go outside and smell the roses, you know? >> you know what about being a dog, pete, is that you can't pass down any wisdom. so it's not. ing a other dogs are going to learn ofom his health benefitsdon any >> can't say, yeah, i had a bottle of de wormer every week. >> it's a deep thought. you know >> you know what this exposes for me? what? that the whole dog years thing is really? >> that's what it is seven years to a human year that dog. is 210 years. th yeah that's that can' be right that's three. this washt. the moses

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