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>> greg: all right. first of all, i would like to apologize to tonight's audience and the viewers at home we will not be airing a cooking segment tonight. we apologize to mr. do see but you will still be able to get his new book cooking with crisco for free. instead we have a very special show tonight, let's welcome our guests, she is still quite humourous with a fetus in her uterus. "new york times" best-selling author or -- author kat. she is from san francisco but she will appreciate indoor plumbing, emily compagno! "new york times" best-selling author and comedian tyrus!

and he loves diet coke, but hates the woke. choosing this insanity over sean "hannity". let's crank it up to 11 for president 45 and 47. the 44th president of the united states donald j trump! [applause] there you go. so, how was your golf game? >> mr. trump: i have not been thinking about it too much lately. they always say golf is a very dangerous game. >> greg: it really is especially if they are playing with you. that was a mean joke. studio, if they had told you that the shooter was there, would you have tried to take him

out with your three wood? a. >> mr. trump: i think so. actually, the secret service did a great job. they saw the barrel of a gun, a big gun, and it came out through the bushes, and how many people would see that? very exceptional to have done that. we have been going through a lot of it we are getting very good at it but i do not want to say that too loudly because we do not want to bring any jinxes along. >> at least he could have yelled four! >> greg: this is not a good thing to have practice that. you are getting really good stopping assassinations of donald trump. i want to ask you, kamala harris and the president, joe biden, if he is still president we do not know, they call you after you got shot at to wish you well, to say all of these nice things. what they are the same people

that moments before so you are a threat to democracy, an existential threat, worse than hitler. does not mean that everything they say is full of? >> mr. trump: of the shooter's one is dead and the other one is in prison, it was really great work by secret service. and the woman saw somebody running for the car because he was caught and the secret service agent started shooting at him, they did not do any talking they just saw the barrel of the gun and started shooting. that is amazing. so this man is running to the car and the women, the woman of course, it is always a woman, right? [applause] >> mr. trump: think about that, how smart, who would do this? she sees somebody running and she did not like the way that he looked, he looked very suspicious, and followed him, right behind him and started taking pictures of the license plate. who would do that? >> greg: a karen? >> mr. trump: and sent the

picture to the sheriff, a great sheriff, and sent the pictures to the sheriff's office. they got him in a high speed chase down the highway. who would do that? they said out of a thousand incidents with that ever happened. they said very rarely. she is very much a heroine. [applause] >> greg: it blows my mind how you take these events so, not lightly, but almost casually, i get more angry when my pant pocket gets caught on a doorknob. i get more angry about that then you get angry about getting shot at. how do you process that? >> mr. trump: number 1 i don't have a choice. what am i going to do? it was interesting, i was thinking a lot about it over the last period of time since butler and being president is a very dangerous job.

because it with the race car driver that is a dangerous drug. one-tenth of 1% die. with a bull rider, i think bull riding looks pretty scary, right? a little bit more than that died. with the president, what is it? 6% or 7%? it is the most dangerous profession it is. if you want to be president, i have a lot of friends who wanted to run, they are thinking about maybe not doing it. here is the good thing, it is always a consequence so president that gets a shot. fortunately so far i have been very lucky, something greater than all of us. >> greg: very nice. [applause] >> mr. trump: something is up there, someone is up there maybe watching for us. >> i think he is voting for you. >> greg: it is funny i always thought the most dangerous job was feeding "the view". you bring up god and you have almost been killed twice, do you

think more about your own mortality and what happens after you move on? >> mr. trump: not about mortality but i do think more about god because, okay,, butler was really, the greatest of all miracles are. if i am not looking, i mean a full turn exactly 90 degrees, i would not be here right now. your ratings would be a little bit lower, perhaps. we have to tell the story of how we first met. the ratings? remember that? one that you just play that. i just think about that because it was basically an immigration chart, we had the lowest numbers that we have ever had an immigration. and they very rarely use it, maybe 15, 20 percent, always on my left, and i was at the end of a speech. so now i say bring down the chart, right it at the very beginning, almost like the first sentence of the speech, bring down the chart because immigration is such a big thing now with our country being basically taken over by venezuela.

i so bring down the chart, and the chart drops down, and i go look at those numbers. and i look over to the right and i knew something was definitely wrong. it was a mess. i touched that and i said that was unusual. >> greg: remember when you show that to me? you showed it to me and said i know people are not going to believe theirs so gutfeld, take a look at my ear. >> mr. trump: that is right we met at the convention and i said whom i going to show it to? they will say it did not exist. and the actually have such confidence in them and he is a very special guy, talented guy, great guy, and i said if i am going to show it lets do it with gutfeld. [applause] >> that is amazing. how did you get him to see the top of your ear? [laughter] >> mr. trump: i sat and not

low chair. but i took the bandages off very carefully, and i showed him and he said it is nasty. >> greg: yes. i kind of wanted to touch it but i knew i would have been tackled. i would have enjoyed it. but it is interesting to see the response to the second attempt. every time you are under a bigger threat, the media still blames you even more. >> mr. trump: yes. >> greg: almost as if they do not see their own role in this, if you just basically accepted this is a fact? >> mr. trump: i think so, the media is extremely dishonest. extremely corrupt, actually. i walked off the debate and they said i am the goats and debates because i have a lot of debates and i became president, and the goat means greatest of all time. what a great thing. and i walked off that stage and i thought i had the best debate. i was barely unfairly treated by the anchor, i am not fans of those guys anymore. and his hair was better five years ago.

[laughter] >> mr. trump: that happens. that happens with the job. >> i mean who among us. >> mr. trump: but they came at me on everything that cry. i said that crime is rampant, he said crime is down, i said crime is down? without even knowing, and i was right, the following day, the doj announced numbers, i don't know who it was in the doj, but somebody over there likes me, that crime is up 45 percent, murderers up. numbers like you would not even believe. and anybody would know that without the innocent charge but it turned out to be a false attack. they attacked the bloodbath that was referring to the other one. charlottesville was totally debunked by everybody including laura, laura did a whole show on it how it is so ridiculous. >> greg: it even snowed that day. >> mr. trump: that is right. but they did not correct or once, and they corrected me everything i said practically.

i think nine times, or 11 times, and the audience was absolutely, they are not crazy. and the real, i walked off and i said that was a great debate. i loved it. you have a lot of people watching, i guess we had 75 million people watching, something like that. you have to do well, you can't do badly. for instance biden did not do so well in the previous debate. i had to debates. we actually had to debates, you know. we had one against the man and he said -- they said that he is not doing, well, let's have another one, and if she isn't doing well, i wonder if they will put another one -- one in. they will get it right eventually. it is like a fighter. he knows more about fighting, but i love the fighting. dana white, all of those guys. >> while your history and boxing a second-to-none. >> mr. trump: more mike tyson fights than anybody. mike is great, they are all great. brilliant people. it is very hard thing to be a

fighter, number 1 you have to be able to take hundreds of shots to the face within a couple of rounds. >> really going out to the fence line. >> mr. trump: a lot of good athletes have tried to be fighters and it does not work out so well, very rarely does it work out. but this is something that was a very special moment. i thought this was a tremendous debate. when you look at it, it is interesting, now that they are reviewing it, it was a word salad from her. the first question i said what kind of an answer is that? with the fake news said she did well. no matter what you do, if i were winston churchill, he was a great debate or by the way, and an elegant debater. if i were winston churchill he would say he was okay but he was not special tonight. >> greg: the same as the previous debate. if you look at it there was no difference. >> mr. trump: i actually want to that attitude, i had a different attitude. you never know about debate. mike isaac said everybody has a

plan until they get punched in the face. there was a lot of truth to that. >> when you walked and you caught three before you even said hello. >> mr. trump: i have people telling me i am wrong about things that are totally right. i was right about just about all of the stuff they were correcting me on. my only regret is that i wanted to be elegant and i did not want two after the anchors, i wish i did, it away. >> that is our job. we take care of that. >> greg: we have to take a quick break and then we will come back with more from the future president . [applause]

>> it is coming your way, it is video of the day. >> greg: celebrities cannot quit donald trump.

rolled it! >> thought about the possibility he might use the power of the federal government against you personally? >> i have, but i am confident in the fact that he is coming after you first. >> he should get out of politics and go back to television. >> i will if he does. >> i do not hate the guy, i hate the people who vote for him, i think they are stupid. i will be honest with you i have no respect for you. >> do you ever think about anything like that? >> no. i will not make a good president. i would not pass i do the things that should be passed. but i think trump did. >> greg: that did not age well for either of them. so, mr. trump, my theory is that famous people do not like it when their fame is put in proper perspective, when it is dwarfed by somebody with more fame, so

they prefer to be on the hierarchy of fame, they want to be on top. i noticed a lot of these guys, that is an emotional response to the fact that you are bigger, and more well-known. does that make sense? >> mr. trump: i watch some of them like howard, that -- i watch the howard stern show as much as anybody, he was great at that time. and then he went woke. since he has gone woke his ratings have gone down and to sort of went anti-trump for a couple of reasons. but i was on his show a lot. he has a best of, did you ever see the best of? best of howard stern, i don't want to promote it necessarily. but i was there for just about all of them. the rest of, we had good shows. but he has changed and she does not do the ratings anymore. >> greg: he does not have to he is almost finished. kat, do you remember howard stern? >> no but you have been on every show. you have been on tv a lot.

>> mr. trump: a lot of shows. >> would you ever rule out doing reality tv again at? what about hosting love island? >> mr. trump: i had the apprentice for 12 years. >> i know. >> mr. trump: 14 seasons and 12 years, a lot of time. they wanted to renew me for five years also to do it and i didn't want to do it. i said i wanted to run for president. mark is a great guy and the producer and all of the people from nbc, everybody to -- came up to see me to talk me out of running. they say it is not possible to win it, nobody ever does that, nobody ever gives up a prime time show hit with a five-year extension. i say that is when i knew i was going to do it. i love doing the apprentice. it was so successful. the question is did it make a difference what i have been president? a lot of people say they created this guy from the apprentice and i don't know if that is true because they chose me because of

the success. >> greg: i think it was your chemistry with the brett michaels. >> mr. trump: brett michaels had great character. we learned a lot about, dennis rodman was great. >> greg: he was fantastic. >> mr. trump: we had tremendous characters on the show. everybody was helped by being on "the apprentice" . but i wanted to do it. but the country has gone bad. now what they have done with the border, on the whole thing, they could have built an extra 200 miles. i don't much more than i said it was going to build and it worked. i had the mexican government giving us 28,000 troops. we had so many mexican troops they had no choice otherwise i said i would put tariffs on your cars that you stole. you know they stole 32% of our car industry which is not, we will get it back, and worry about it. but i really felt that i wanted to do it because we can make hour country, make america great again, such a great tag.

maga. i watch by then he was very angry at maga. he says we have to start maga. it is make america great again. you know what i'm saying. make america great again. that is what i'm going to do. if you think about it we have 21, i believe it is 21, they say 16, what difference does that make? more people than any country can sustain. 21 million people, many people come out of jails and prisons, slight difference between one being a little bit more harsh. that come out of mental institutions and insane asylum's. they come out of to a -- terrorist schools. we have people coming from banks, the worst gangs in the world, ms-13 considered the worst gang, they cut people out. they do not want to use guns they attacked two young 16-year-old girls walking to school, beautiful girls, they attacked them with a knife. they both died. of these people are convicted to our country. you look at what is happening in

like aurora in colorado. venezuela, venezuela gangs are taking over the real estate. they are becoming real estate developers. >> greg: the -- do they get little cards. >> mr. trump: they have whatever they want. >> greg: you know it like a little real estate card? >> that little card is a bullet. mr. president, and i ask you a question? talking about the border, the young military age men coming across the border, but what about the fanta no? if you are an office would you consider taking importation of fentanyl as a terrorist act because we counted on to terrorism then the department of defense can get involved. >> you could even go further than that. >> you can send pictures of the mansions to certain generals in mexico. [applause] >> mr. trump: by the way these are really rich people. these are the cartel people. you can play games, we can play nice, we can play smart. you will never see committees,

could i get on a committee. they don't know the first think about it. they do not know about el chapo, he is a very smart, these are very smart and hard and people. i am setting up a blue ribbon with socialites from new york and california. it is ridiculous they don't want to talk about it. they talk about it for 2 minutes in the talk about society. the only way to stop this is the death penalty for drug dealers. i do not know what this country is ready for it. if you think about it each drug dealer on average it kills 500 people, on average. he or she, drug dealer, kills five, i know so many families who have lost a sun or a daughter or parents, even, to fentanyl. i had a deal worked out with china, with the president directly that he was, you know china has the death penalty. i say to you have a drug problem when i first met him. he looked at me like what a stupid question. he said no no drug problem. i said what do you do.

death penalty. immediate death penalty. i said that sounds, he said without it china was a drug loaded country years ago. other countries are take you get over because they were all... >> wasted. >> mr. trump: bugged out with the opm and the poppy. but they execute drug dealers, they have absolutely no drug problem. singapore has no drug dealers. but we'd get it down to great numbers, the la was numbers. but the war helped, a lot of things helped. in terms of a drug getting a drug free country? you cannot have that unless you have the death penalty for the dealers. >> greg: we have to take a break. >> so that is a maybe on love island.su [applause] >> greg: up nextpp the media tools think kamala rules.

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♪ ♪ >> a story and five words. >> greg: kamala says some more nonsense. >> hello to all of my divine i do brothers and sisters. >> it was school photo day, do you remember what that is like a? you really have to understand it on a very deep level how much your words have meaning. >> a future where we can see what it is possible on burdened by what has been. >> we can see what is possible on burdened by what has been. >> unburdened but what has been. >> greg: there was an objective crowd. it is hard to figure out what she is saying, why doesn't anybody ever ask a follow-up question like what do you mean?

[laughter] >> mr. trump: that should have happened in the debate. the interesting thing is does not do interviews. you would not see her come onto this show. >> greg: we ask her now come onto the show, kamala. we have a box of line. >> mr. trump: she does not like doing interviews. she is not knowledgeable about the economy and various things. but he is pretty much gone they said joe, it is over, and he said i am not getting out. they were very nasty, 25th amendment did everything else. he got out and they put her in. she is somehow, a woman, somehow she is doing better than he did. but i can't imagine it can last because so weak people she was the one she was the border czar, she allowed 21 million people to come in. the thing we were just talking about. many of these people are the wrong people for this country.

you have murderers, killers, prisoners, prisons are being emptied out all over the world. not just in south america, they are coming in. she allowed that, i think eventually people will figure it out. >> greg: i hope so. the thing is she has the entire media doing p.r. for her. it is like nobody asks follow-up questions, nobody bothers to fact-checked her. emily do you have a question you seem like you do? >> mr. president, my question is about voting bloc strategy. we know there are 90 million evangelicals in this country, 14 million of them do not vote, and 50 million of them are not even register to vote, so what is our plan to harness those votes for you in november? >> mr. trump: such an incredible statement question because evangelicals, they are great people. they are 95% for me, but they do not vote. meaning they do not vote proportionately. if they vote and nobody can beat

you. i have total support from evangelical christians and from other groups. i will tell you another group that does not vote, gun owners, they do not vote. the nra endorses me totally every time. they endorse me totally. but you look at the numbers i don't know what it is they are rebellious or something but evangelicals if they voted there would not be an election you would cancel that. if the gun owners voted, i mean the gun owners are just a mess of proportion. but they voted like it is 16% or something. if people, because they want to take your guns away, she wants to confiscate the gun she wants to take them away. she is now trying to get out of it. she had policies that she has now changed 14 policies about fracking she was totally against, for 15 years, fracking, now she comes out in favour of that. she says i do not want to take your guns. for 20 years she has wanted to take your guns and a short while ago she said i do not want to.

one thing about a politician they always revert back to where they were at the beginning because that is where their natural inclination is. her father is a marxist professor that is the way it is. he is currently, and i do not know what happened to the father but we have not seen him. i would like to be able to talk to him. barack obama, he has said that his brother is supporting trump. governor walls, his whole family is supporting trump. they want to make contributions to my campaign. >> to be fair a lot of brother support you. [applause] >> that is what we do over here. >> greg: it is funny, tim walz is a strange man. >> mr. trump: he is strange. >> greg: he and i are the same age how does he look so much younger? >> mr. trump: he is a strange guy. he called up years ago, i was in the white house and he said my house is being surrounded by people with american flags. i said is that a good thing or a

bad thing? he said i think they are going to attack me. this was during the riots. they were maga people, they like the american flag. they also have trump. i said how do you know they were about 15,000. he said could you put out a word that i am your friend. i don't even know them. but that is the only time i ever spoke to him. if you look long ago at tweets tweets long ago i put the statements he is a good man, the governor, he is on our side, i did not know him, but i did not want him to get hurt. everybody put down your flex and they left. [applause] >> mr. trump: i did not want him to get hurt. >> greg: scared by the american flag. >> he is not a nice guy, i would have had fun with him, i would've called a barbecue outside. >> mr. trump: he remembers it, actually. he was a little bit nervous about things, and one guard. he said we have one guard at a door. it was a mansion.

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he was trying to up golf courses up in new york city reservoir watershed and i tried unsuccessfully to stop that. and at one point my wife, she wanted two to -- to go to palm beach over easter and i said i will by tickets for all the kids. and she said what if i found a real ride? -- a free ride. and i said who? and she said donald trump. i said i am suing kim. she told me that he knows that you are suing him, but it is okay anyway. we ended up flying down with him and i have a good -- and had a great time. i still sued him. >> greg: that is such an interesting story because you kind of separate the friendship

from the legal stuff. like i sue -- yes, you sumi i get it that is what i do. but if you want to use my plane that is fine. some people might not understand that. >> mr. trump: i think i have to do that otherwise i would have nobody to talk to at all. [applause] it was interesting, i endorse people, and my endorsement record is very good. sometimes i will endorse people that say horrible things about me. people say do you have any idea about what he said? i said if i did that i would never be able to endorse anybody because when i first ran everybody was violently opposed to me. so i would never be able to endorse anybody. >> greg: i say terrible things. >> mr. trump: honestly you are not so good at the beginning. >> i believe we have they take. that is right, i am making my move, gutfeld. world it! >> greg: a friend of mine has this theory and says your campaign is like pirate ship.

you have an eclectic band of supporters that are individuals but they are a pirate ship. the issue with the pipe or chip is every now and then you get a stowaway. so you can have an audit person like us government should -- us government she -- how do you have any kind of control. that is a risk. >> mr. trump: the people that you mentioned they all want to come back. when you do not take them back i do not want them back, certain people i do not want them back. when you take them back they will say anything. they make up stories at levels that you would not believe. there was no resemblance, they do not exist, like storytellers. but when you do not take people back they think of it is a glamorous life. i think my whole thing is fear. i do not think of it, i just work are really hard. we have to win this election to save our country. if we do not win this election i really believe that our country

is either finished or very close to it. because we have to turn it. if we do not turn it and turn it now it will be too late to turn it later. [applause] >> greg: on their side and they have people like lynne cheney. >> liz cheney. lynne cheney is a monster. facing us with a broken beer bottle. >> greg: but you have elon musk, you have rfk jr., these are all really strong people. >> or you saying he has a diverse cabinet? [applause] >> mr. trump: we have great people. the thing just happened to about 10 minutes before... the teamsters for many, many decades always automatically support the democrats. this year they refused to do it. they took a pole, and we got 60%

of the poll in the teamsters. they are not going to support the democrats. i guess they remained neutral. that is a big event nobody is ever expecting a thing like that to happen. they took a poll of the teamsters, the people, the workers, the people that really do the job and they are good. i have many of them work for me with the concrete stuff, the frames. they put up the frames, they drive the truck's. they just announced they will not support the democrats they will remain neutral. >> i think the poll was 10 against one, average. >> mr. trump: we have a tremendous advantage with the people and i think the people who run it, shawn o'brien is a top guy, a great guy. they think how could we support this person, meaning them. but i think for decades, i think five, six decades, they never, it has been many, many years since they supported a republican or did this. >> greg: you were seeing it interesting flip in with the democrats used to be the party

of the people. the republicans are the country club's. since you came along and it has flipped. it is really interesting. people say he is a billionaire. but that is a billionaire from queens, that does not count. >> mr. trump: one of the nicest things that has happened to be as a politician is that i get most of my money from people that average $61 and that has never happened to a republican before, it happens to democrats, but it happened with bernie sanders that would be the best example. it is a tiny fraction of the money that i get. we get a lot of money from people they offer to $61. those people all vote. those people they get, we have some people that will pay us like $25 a month every single month, they will not miss it. they are very committed. there has never been a republican where that happens where you get your money. it is called the small money. the small money is ultimately big money because of so many people contribute you know that

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>> greg: we have some questions from the audience that were submitted. evangeline has a good one, what is something people would be surprised to learn about you? >> mr. trump: that is a dangerous question. could you please be careful on the show. we are have a good, good time, we do not need scandals, we are leading in the polls. we do not need any scandals so maybe i shouldn't answer that question. >> greg: do you wear pyjamas? >> mr. trump: i don't. >> do you own blue jeans? >> greg: do you own blue jeans? >> he sleeps in the suit. >> mr. trump: i have a very old pair i don't i fit it. >> greg: we talk about this i never see you at the beach we

see biden at the beach. do you sunbathe. >> mr. trump: i see biden as well. somebody told him he looks great at the beach in a bathing suit. i think it is terrible when you see a president lying on the beach in a tuesday and wednesday and he is stone cold out. who can sleep in front of cameras that are rolling. >> greg: and the heat. you only sleep like three hours, right? >> mr. trump: i do not sleep much. but probably four hours, five hours. >> greg: do you get a good sleep? nobody sleeps well and everybody is trying to find the answers. >> that is the purpose of this election so we can sleep well. [applause] >> i cannot wait for one day for me to be able to tell my grandchildren at the present of the united states stole my seat. >> mr. trump: what an honour. >> well. thank you wrestlemania by the way, but if you are going to sit

in that chair, if you will do the tire is experience you have to do it right because you are the people's champion. >> mr. trump: wow. i like that. that is a good one. >> trump! trump! trump! trump! [applause] trump! >> mr. trump: this is a real one, this is the real deal. >> i will give a fake belt to the president. >> mr. trump: thank you, tire's. >> are the people's champion. >> greg: you will have to wear that on the golf course for safety reasons. >> mr. trump: that its a good idea. >> greg: have you ever been fired in a regular job? >> mr. trump: i went to work for my father he was a very tough guy but i like the job that i did so i have never experienced being fired.

but i have fired a lot of people on "the apprentice" . but no, i have never experienced it, i would like to experience it actually. >> greg: i was fired three times, so far. >> mr. trump: not anymore. but he did not treat me well. >> like look at the sky. >> mr. trump: i met him wants at mar-a-lago, i met you at the ballroom, they are doing a big charity. but then i agreed to do an interview and it was supposed to be just a quick i said look, this guy is, i can't stand the guy. they set up an interview and i said it will be 5 minutes, 10 minutes, something quick. they set up this whole thing in the interview lasted for two and a half hours because we got a long good we had unbelievable chemistry. and i love when he says look, maybe he is not a nice guy, but he gets everything. would you rather have a nice guy

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>> greg: thank you to kat timpf, emily compagno, tyrus, president donald trump! our studio audience, "fox news @ night" is next. i'm greg gutfeld, i love you america. >> trace: good evening, i'm trace gallagher, 11:00 pm on the east coast