and when she was screaming at him, what was she going to do when he said that? we would have seen a reaction that would not have been good for her so she thought not showing up was the best move? which let everyone know exactly where their campaign is that right now. >> greg: joey gaffigan mentioning the coup. it's like that seems like a right wing talking point but he is not a right winger, he is a democrat. >> i think he brought something in there. he is not happy about how that went out. that's how it came across to me. it was less comedy than some of the things that trump was saying. and props to him for giving everyone that might tune in, something that they could watch and not need to turn away from. i can't tune into -- i don't get overly upset about what artists think and what celebrities want. that doesn't stop me from enjoying their art when they are good, actors and singers. but i cannot tune into the golden globes or oscars or anything like that because they're not telling me trump is bad, "telling me i am bad.

he didn't do that and i appreciate him for it. and for trump, the biggest power movie made was slapped schumer on the back and say he was an all right guy because they are so focused on demonizing trump, that is all they have right now. when you look at the top issues for kamala, i read a pole today from newsroom, the second most important issue was that she is not trump. they have programmed people to believe that he is the absolute worst thing that could ever happen. he goes up there and says, yeah,, this guy hates me but he's all right. that is a power move, that is being an alpha. >> greg: it's like when i saw him do that to chuck, it was like watching batman giveaway g to the penguin. [laughter] he looks more like the penguin then natalie. >> speaking of that, would be like reaching over and going, i have always wanted to do this with the dandruff. just brushing off his suit coat r because he kept going back to

chuck schumer r and at one point he said, chuck, he is the one who got biden out, he is the guy , much more the nancy pelosi. i know him. he is the one who did it. the more he talked about chuck schumer, chuck schumer became more and more like montgomery burns. he was just shrinking. he was like please, please stop talking about me. trump was loose and confident. >> greg: after a long day. we will show clips of tyrus' interview later in the show. but i would be in bed by now, i don't get it. >> before that he was in wall street, big meetings. >> he went to a barbershop in the bronx. >> trump is the kind of guy -- i'll shut up. they just yelled at me so all shut up. >> greg: up next, could ozempik use stop drug abuse? [cheering and applause]

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e.u.'s right now investigating ozempik for suicidal ideation. but it may be that the drug -- because it suppresses all the reward pathways, it makes you want to do everything less. and that may be part of the answer. but the idea that a drug is going to cure drug addiction or alcoholism, we are spending $1600 a month on this bug. there's a bill right now before congress that will make it available to everybody who was overweight which is 74% of the american population. that alone will cost $3 trillion a year. if we spent about one fifth of that giving good food, three meals a day to every man, woman and child in our country, we could solve the obesity and diabetes epidemic overnight. a tiny fraction of the cost. they're trying to sell this, there's a huge push to sell this

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>> greg: that food pyramid was a crime against humanity, the original pyramid. eight to 12 servings of bread? >> and we look at. you eat bread, drink and the reason alcohol is up is the administration. [cheering and applause] >> greg: coming up, trump sits down with the toughest man in town!

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policy to religion, to boxing and at one point tyrus pitched him a novel idea. >> would you consider thinking about, for our veterans, for those who served, where their taxation is the fact that they are giving their bodies to the country, instead of having to pay taxes, none of these cities want to give them raises, what them keep their money. >> i have never heard that before and it is a very interesting thing. it's the kind of thing you would think of, right? because they have been treated so terribly. >> it will take more than a hug. and here's the deal. if you look at serving this country in the military or police officer or firefighter, and you are young and coming up and you don't have to pay taxes, it is almost on incentive to where we get people interested. >> and other countries do that as you know. >> of course they do. >> in spades periods that something i would think about, at something no one ever brought up. i have never heard it. it's interesting you bring it up, you like my tax person.

but, yes,, something has to be done. >> greg: you are his tax person. [laughter] [cheering and applause] >> he did not get my bill... >> greg: did you learn anything odd from him? when does this come out? >> it came out this morning. so it will be -- by our time, people can are ready watch. but the crazy thing a realizes how much he does not like to talk about good deeds. he really fought me on that. talking about a lot of the things he has done in his life r because the media has done such a good job painting him with his hitler comments and racist and all of these things. when you look at the deeds he's done and his relationship with muhammad ali and nelson mandela, the things he's done in the community, he never wants to talk about it. never wants to talk at what a devoted grandfather he is. yes wonderful relationships with all of his kids. how many of us have relationships -- i have six and i only like two of them.

so it's like -- you know i'm saying? that was the biggest thing. you want talk about anything under the sun but getting him to talk about good deeds, he really did not want to do it. but once you started doing it he was glad he did it if that mix any sense. and he likes you now. all is forgiven. >> greg: i think you probably realize this too is that trump listens to people's ideas with curiosity. like there is actually -- and he will actually think about it. have you noticed that? >> i love what tyrus said is that he will talk to anybody. he will interview people who are immensely hostile to him and that is the big contrast between the democratic leadership. you have this extraordinary pivot where one week kamala harris could not get a lunch reservation. and two weeks later she was like

a cross between beyonce and jesus christ. and there was no interview given. which we were told democrats were told what to believe about her and they did what they were told. and i think i really admire trump because he talks to people. he will go out there and put himself out there. he says a lot of controversial things but he is willing to talk to anybody and i love that about him. >> greg: we have to move on you guys. viewer mail next! you can reduce the risk of kidney failure with farxiga. because there are places you'd like to be. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract, or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection,

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[cheering and applause] >> announcer: you are watching mailing it in. >> greg: gb mom asks, if possible, is there a moment or phase of your life you would go back to? if so, what would it be? all right joey? >> real quick, i had dinner with president obama at the white house because i don't have legs, call it a dog and pony show at the white house, made me feel good about being a war vet and he looks at me and in earnest he goes, johnny, if you're back in afghanistan at the same place, when you were there, what would you do differently? i said mr. president, i would step left.

[laughter] [applause] >> greg: dagen? a phase of your life you go back to? >> i am in the same phase i have been in since i was in kindergarten. [laughter] in this sort of don't touch me! i would avoid the bicycle accident where i knocked myself unconscious because i'm kind of worried about what that is going to do about 20 years from now. >> greg: bobby? >> i would probably go back to one of the backcountry skiing with my dad. kayaking or a camping trip with him. >> greg: that's nice... [applause] tyrus? >> nothing. [laughter] i sat down with the president of the united [bleep] states. i'm good.

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