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♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> greg: yes! i know, i know. i know. it's okay. it's all right. i get it. we get it. totally get it. you're welcome. i did it. [laughter] happy wednesday, everyone. i don't know if you've heard, but donald trump will be the 47th president of the united states. [cheers and applause] causing joe biden to ask, who is number 46? [laughter] the election was such a blow out, it sent shock waves across democratic strongholds all over.

bill clinton is so distraught, he's flying his erection at half mast. [laughter] hunter biden was so shocked he dropped both of his hookers. jimmy carter heard the news and said, "you kept me alive for this?" [laughter] jerry nadler was so angry he announced that he will no longer be giving a courtesy flush. doug emhoff is so upset he is hitting on the ugly nannies. after the election, ilhan omar was in such a state she told her brother, "not tonight, i have a headache." >> tyrus: wow. wow. [applause] >> greg: this morning "the view" stamp their feet so hard they threw a shoe. [applause] nancy pelosi was so enraged by

speeds victory, her eyebrows moved to canada. the news was so bad, randi weingarten has yet to come out of her toadstool. admiral rachel levine is so defeated she has announced she's taking a leave of absence to spend more time with her testicles. hillary clinton was so depressed, she actually considered killing herself, for a change. [audience reacts] taylor swift cried all night, which dropped her from a 6 to a 4. [laughter] mark cuban is so despondent, he paused his transition into rachel maddow. [applause] james carville is so miserable he could barely unhinge his jaw to eat his morning mouse.

the outcome left barack obama so bitter, he vowed to move back to kenya. and finally, michelle was so embarrassed she changed her name back to mike. [applause] live by the hoaxes... so it's true, kamala harris got shellacked like a hardwood floor on "this old house." and instead of an evening concession speech, she avoided her supporters like hunter biden dodging child support. for the first time, she wasn't laughing. although you got to admit, this is pretty hilarious. watch. >> are there any places where kamala harris over performed from where biden did? >> we can show you that, as well. harris over performing in 2020. >> holy smokes.

>> on the east side there. >> literally nothing? literally not one county? >> by 3% or more. >> greg: this is called a mandate. he won the popular vote by over 5 million. that can't be explained away. the dems can't give their usual excuses, with more "but, but, but," then a kardashian family reunion. shoplifters might actually have to pay for stuff. migrant gangs might have to get a new realtor. and jimmy kimmel will probably be institutionalized. but there's a larger question. did trump do this? by the strength of his personality alone? or has america changed and trump is just the first to call it like it is? he did that with the media, the same collection of hacks and told us. tales about how close this was all going to be and how abortion would send the evil orange man packing, and how the poles were going to be honest this time.

it turns out they had the accuracy of stevie wonder playing jenga. [laughter] the truth is... [applause] so cheap. the truth is musk and joe rogan and a few other podcasts did more to get the word out on this election then all the legacy media combined. it's amazing. it tells you one thing, legacy media is dead. [applause] i only hope that if brian stelter jumps from a window it is from the first floor so he won't crash dozens of pedestrians. but there is another group that is over, too. it's hollywood. all the virtue signaling leap from the annistons and the clunys that didn't mean anything. all the botox must have paralyzed their brains into believing it matters what they think. sorry! [applause] sorry, douchebags.

you are just hairless circus bear's here to entertain us. the other message, identity politics is dead. dei doa. [applause] enough with dividing americans into absurd categories that only matter to self obsessed people with more pronouns than friends. the truth is americans of all stripes on the same things. prosperity, safety, a president who doesn't smell like an outhouse. it is why trump won record numbers of hispanics and black voters. but he also won a whole bunch of different people. what else could appeal to both black men and amish voters? that list is trump and common sense and fat asses. [laughter] trump didn't do this alone. talk about unsung heroes, scott pressler drove his jalopy into the ground getting at the float

dumb i go to flip and selena. that's right, a gay man convincing the amish to put down their butter churners and vote for trump. that's a movie hollywood should make, but they won't! they won't. j.d. vance, who rust belters recognized as one of their own. barron trump, all 8 feet and 11 inches of him, who advised his dad on podcasts. and of course musk and broken his dedication of the free exchange of ideas scares the hell out of liars who only talk and sound bites. don't forget, peanut the squirrel, who did not die in vain. but perhaps the biggest -- thank you. but perhaps the biggest unsung hero, kamala harris. she was trump's secret weapon, proving that you cannot win my identity alone. you need ideas, the vision of a better life. brains. you can't just tell us how deplorable we are, left like a

lunatic, and rushed home to make sure doug is not tapping the nanny again like a keg of bud light. [applause] whether you like trump policies or not, at least he had some. will the media learn anything from this? will this be 17? of course not. expect to be t told how sexist d racist you are for the next four years. by now our collective skin is tougher than a $2 steak. after all, the opposition called trump a fascist and a nazi. they shot us and told us he was a threat to democracy paid the coastal elite told us no decent person would vote for him, and yet he caused a landslide bigger than the cast of "the view" on a snowboarding trip. [applause] that's why last night's reckoning signals something bigger even than trump. you can see it in the faces of those who voted for him and those who didn't. the american people went from wanting to deciding, and that decision is now reflected in the

column you sense right now. we may not get this country back on its feet tomorrow, but we are well on our [bleep] way. [cheers and applause] tonight's guests! he can protect the race and debate! charlie hurt! no clapping for you. he brought a roll of charmin into the voting booth. michael loftus! [applause] she's got a baby bump that is due under trump. kat timpf! and he wins the popular vote every day. "new york times" best selling author, comedian, and former nw l world champion, tyrus! i'm going to get the gloating out of the way, tyrus. you are right.

[cheers and applause] you said it wouldn't be close. you said it would be over by 10:00 p.m. off by an hour or so. >> tyrus: no, no. west coast time. [laughter] from the west coast, baby! 10:00. beard looks good, feels good. i think it is -- we are so unburdened. [laughter] i'm going to miss the bongos, but not enough, you know what i mean? i think this is probably the greatest multicultural landslide in the history of this country. this was a movement of every shade, didn't matter who you slept with, whatever. everybody came together. but the only thing that's making me mad is everyone is mad at us blacks. we didn't do it alone, okay?

and how the asians just get off the hook, they was in on this, too! but it was across the board and i think it was a beautiful thing. that's what happens when you listen. that is what put them over the top, that he would sit and talk with someone like me and take an idea that i had and all of a sudden it is in the news as a possible policy. he would talk to the gardener. he would listen to people's concerns and be like, okay, i don't know if i can fix that. hey, rfk, why don't you come here? he brought people together and he listened. he wasn't wokesplaining everybody. i think that's what this is about. that's why there's no buildings burning tonight. and we had no problem walking into work, because it was a universal [bleep] view to the administration. [applause] >> greg: charlie, what was great about last night was it

doesn't even -- well, it doesn't matter who won, but i'm pretending. it doesn't matter who won, it said it was definitive. it's not like there's any wiggle room. you had to concede. you had to go, yep. that's why, tyrus says, everything is calm. the hammer came down. >> charlie: it was definitive and what i think was more devastating than losing the entire blue wall to donald trump, again, is the fact that, if you look at the numbers in the states or he didn't necessarily win, a place like new york swung 13 points from 2022 his direction. he lost new jersey by five points. he won miami-dade county in florida, the first republican since 1988 to win amy dade county, and it's all because of exactly what you are saying, tyrus. it's not brooks brothers-wearing republicans who turned out for him. it was everyone of every stripe,

and all completely driven -- not a conservative thing, common sense and prosperity and they want to be able to live their lives and enjoy their wealth. >> it's obvious reasons why people voted that way but it's not obvious until after the fact. the other sides was nuts, and they weren't. that's how it was. as a homeless, lesbian, transgender -- you are now transgender, correct? >> michael: i'm on the fence about it. sometimes i'll tuck and run around the house. doesn't it seem interesting they turn it into a victim? >> michael: it's nice to go to sleep and then wake up and the same guy is still in the lead. that was awesome. >> greg: in the bed. [laughter] >> michael: when you wake up in that cardboard box and they are still there, they didn't

leave -- this is a fun want to celebrate. we weren't able to celebrate 2016 because everybody was in shock and you had to pretend like you didn't vote for trump. "i don't know how this happened, it's crazy!" so this one is great, but i feel like we still can't celebrate because what this really is, if you step back, this is a census of stupid people. she didn't want to be president. i can guarantee she is happy that she lost this thing, because you can only say "i'm from a middle-class family, haha!" so many times. now she can go on her book to her and do live events with hillary clinton. >> tyrus: that's not going to work. >> greg: every day is wine o'clock. >> michael: we are bananas-rama. >> greg: kat, give me your

wisdom. tell me what you think. >> kat: sure. i do honestly think all the joy in this room and how happy everyone here is doesn't even come close to happy hillary clinton is. [laughter] >> tyrus: she's off the hook. >> kat: she wanted him to win so bad, and the fact that he won by this much, she looks like a winner to herself. >> greg: yes. >> kat: i think she does. i think that it is going to be -- a lot of people are blaming this on sexism, right? and i think that sexism is definitely a real thing. >> greg: typical chick. [laughter] prove it, lady! >> kat: i do. i think one of the things men and women have in common is that they don't like women. [laughter] [cheers and applause]

but i want to explain where the democrats have gone wrong, because i think there's a huge difference between acknowledging sexism and chalking everything up to sexism. there is a difference between it's real to just being a man is to be against women. and people can only be pushed so far before they get kind of tired of it, and they go from, "hey, what can i do?" to, "what can i do? what do you want me to do? do you want me to kill myself?" there's nothing you can do about it anyway. there's a lot of talk about women who are going to secretly go vote for kamala. i know men who i'm going to present no identifying information because they are truly scared to tell their wives this, who told me basically voted for trump, for this reason. you can only be told you are a piece of [bleep] so much before you're like, there's nothing i can do about it anyway. it is inherent in who i am that

i'm a piece of [bleep]. i'm going to want to do something to protest against that. i think that was the difference. and a lot of men were sick of being told they are terrible and there's nothing they can do, and i think that's a huge mistake democrats made. or one of many. >> tyrus: it turns out we could do something to read vote. >> kat: they did, they came out and voted. >> greg: it turns out donald trump beats women. [laughter] up next, the left tries to spin trump historic win. [cheers and applause] mary. janet. hey! eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remember, remember neuriva.

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racist. lives in the media can't wrap their heads around trump's epic win. instead they blame it on the usual suspects, racism, misogyny, anger, and kat timpf. >> he figured out that anger and frankly fear were way more powerful than appealing to people's better angels, whether you are afraid of immigrants or afraid of people who are trans. >> we cannot ignore there is still a lot of racism and gender bias in this country. kamala harris is a woman of color in an interracial marriage, running as a woman to be the head of state. that is something a lot of americans are not ready to deal with. >> there is misogyny, but is not just misogyny from white men. it is misogyny from hispanic

men. it is misogyny from black men. if she were a 6'4" white man from arkansas, or from, you know, florida, if she could chew tobacco and carry a shotgun and talk about football and be a guy's guy. >> greg: joe scarborough complaining about white guys is like me complaining about male models. [laughter] the problem with the dems is that they do want a 6'4" man, but on a girl's swim team. so how do you tell me that you are nothing without telling me you learned nothing? sure, there is racism and gender bias, but it's coming from the dems. it wasn't as saying we wouldn't vote for harris because she's a black woman. it was the democrats saying they would vote for harris because she's a black woman. sorry, sharpton complaining about racial biases like the menendez brothers complaining about being orphans.

[laughter] charlie, is it possible -- the media is dead. >> charlie: totally. >> greg: podcasts are now going to be the way forward for these are the political things. is there any moment of self-reflection where they can say maybe we are the problem? the problem? >> charlie: no. how could they? it's not possible. that's looking too for her deeply into their own souls and recognizing that they've been lying to people for decades. and we should be careful, because we have sort of -- i think we've talked about this before. we've ruled them out before and then they'd come roaring back with some inexplicable ability to sway the next election or something. but it is extraordinary, and we don't talk about it enough. we look at how much money these campaigns spend, no one ever calculates the billions of dollars of free advertising that kamala harris got coming out of the convention come out of the republican convention, trying to prop her back up and make her into a candidate. in democrats get it all the tim.

at the same time, and everything we never spend enough time talking about is the fact that, forever, money has dominated politics. kamala harris is our first billion-dollar candidate, and she lost. >> greg: yeah. [applause] >> charlie: you can add to the list of things that donald trump accomplished, twice now. because hillary clinton also outspent him 2-1, twice, and he's the only person to have ever done it since the invention electricity. he beat someone he spent more money than him. >> greg: that's an expensive piece of ass. a sexist would say! how dare you applaud that. michael loftus, do you love scarborough going after the black and hispanic men for being racist against a black woman who is married to a white guy? didn't see that one coming! >> michael: you could almost

see the wheels turning in scarborough's head when he talking to al sharpton. "don't say black first." "hispanic men!" they'll blame it on everyone but a candidate who didn't want to be there. it's like when you are being endorsed by people who have to read their endorsements off the phone, it's bad. joe biden had america on autopilot, and we were heading down, and then he tapped out, he didn't know what he was. "am i in a plane?" so the democrat party, they didn't look back at everybody else on the plane and go, "does anybody know how to fly?" they didn't even ask. "does anybody know how to fly a plane?" they just went, "you, kamala! get up here!" "i am a middle class, i don't know! [applause] and tim walz. "i'm going to talk you down,

kamala! let's land this bird!" it's horrible. when the media points a finger, they have three. >> charlie: i've never had that phrase before. >> tyrus: you had, judge jeanine just says it wrong. we are scheduled to tell her it is a sum. >> greg: kat, if there is something that enrages my race is still more than anything, it is interracial marriage! oh, i can't handle it! is that incredible? >> kat: that's why she lost. >> yes, she was married to a white entertainment lawyer. oh, my god. >> kat: honestly i was surprised to see everyone at work on these channels, because you think that they would be hiding because hitler is coming to put them in camps. >> greg: yes. it's that time of year! >> kat: very shortly. have a matter of months to get

their affairs in order. there has been a lot of talk about how they are overreacting to trump winning. i think they are under reacting. based on the things they themselves have said. >> greg: how can they push for a peaceful transition with hitler? >> kat: if they really thought they were going to be punished and put in camps and all these other things if he wins, why are you on tv showing where you are? >> greg: yes, hide! [applause] it's a good point, tyrus. the five great point. spew anything maybe maybe they were exaggerating a little? >> tyrus: no, i think they were -- well, i think scarborough was having a projection moment. i think he was describing all the men who have stolen his wife before. [audience reacts] oh, hitler is cool but that's not? [laughter] this election can be summed up in two words: bud light.

no, it is. [applause] in the case of bud light, it was one elite cso who decided there was something wrong with the people who bought the product. they were too fratty, i believe is the turn. they said, we are going to go this new way and america said, i'm not going to buy it anymore. and this is what happened. in this case, it is the scarboroughs and all these so-called journalists who basically were telling of her but how to think and instead of giving them a reason why they would say, "well, it's hitler." let's be honest, if you are having an argument with somebody and they say, "well, you are hitler --" [laughter] there is nobody worse, so they going win the argument. that's what they did, and they did it so well. it worked for them in '20. they got him out. but then the problems started happening and they kept still

reminding -- it has a lot to do with the n-word for us. it was a word described as wretchedness, we are less than men, we were monkeys and chimps and they called us the n-word, then we started calling it to each other as a form of brotherhood and unity. that's what happened with this election. it was no longer a race thing. "do your eggs cost $12, too? this is some [bleep]!" "me, too!" and all of a sudden there's this coalition of multi-cultured brogue people who just want some [bleep] eggs. [applause] >> greg: got to wonder, that really horrible guy before hitler is probably so happy hitler was born. [laughter] "i'm off the hook." >> tyrus: genghis khan was like, whew!" be one coming up, "the view" is broken now that voters have spoken. [applause] i retouched all my wedding photos,

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>> our view on "the view." >> greg: you can dress a bovine and black but it won't bring kamala back. it was a day of mourning on "view" as for the six hosts showed up like they were going to a funeral for their cats. they started the process right away. >> and profoundly disturbed. in 2016 we didn't know what we would get from a trump administration, but we know now, and we know now that he will have almost unfettered power. i am profoundly disturbed at the 14th amendment of the constitution did not prevent someone who participated in an insurrection from becoming president of the united states. it had nothing to do with po policy. >> it's been difficult, but boy, oh, boy, do we have a country we

can keep it. >> i worked hard as hell for donald trump not to be the president. >> i'm still not going to say his name. >> greg: they are so ungrateful. you would think they would be happy that america elected a man who could help bring down the cost of food. [applause] kat, what did you make of the reaction? >> kat: the fact that they couldn't even acknowledge that she did something wrong, one of the biggest mistakes of her campaign was on that show, when she couldn't think of a single thing that was different about her and biden, it happened right in front of them and still. they need to get out and meet someone who has one different opinion from them. i think it would be very helpful to them in their personal lives and also for the quality of the programming. [applause] >> greg: loftis, did you wake up early to watch "the view" like i did? >> michael: i didn't go to bed

last night. just waiting, what is "the view" going to say? i don't watch "the view," but the amount of drama coming off that clip is too much. what are these chicks like in real life? there's not even a problem to complain about. but they are like, "i was hoping the 14th amend it would have stopped him! what shall we do?" "when i go to the dry cleaner, the morrow, i can't look them in the face! no, i shan't say his name!" [applause] >> greg: i don't know why they are british, but it works, tyrus. >> michael: it's the british view! live that would make it dumber. i don't care. tv land is not going to hear it. all their hair looked like they

were all doing the walk of shame. [laughter] the only thing sonny was missing while she was talking with her shower flat hair, because dude didn't have swabs, was a pair of high heels walking down the hollywood guys like me going, "sorry." they all did the walk of shame. [applause] but i do owe a debt of gratitude. hannity has the footballs, we need a game ball. because the game ball to this election goes to sunny hostin. if it weren't for asking a question she practiced so many times and she was a professional when she read it -- "is there anything that you would do differently than biden?" and the drunkest answer ever. "nothing really comes to mind."

[applause] and i said, this [bleep] is o over. >> greg: did you love joy behar going, "i felt this way about nixon!" like some old lady in a pub. >> charlie: you market all you want, but i guarantee you that episode today is the highest rated "the view" in the history of the show. i personally know like 500 people who tuned in today just to watch this today. >> greg: you want to see the car crash.

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>> a story in five words. ♪ ♪ >> greg: kamala gets her concession speech. >> at the site to our freedom will take hard work, but like is say, we like hard work.

hard work is good work. hard work can be joyful work. there is an adage in his once called a law of history. the adage is, only when it is dark enough can you see the stars. i know many people feel like we are entering a dark time, but for the benefit of us all, i hope that is not the case. but here's the thing -- america, if it is, let us fill the sky with the light of a brilliant, brilliant billion of stars. [laughter] >> greg: one last time, with bongos. >> the adage is, only when it is dark enough can you see the stars.

i know many people feel like we are entering a dark time, but for the benefit of us all, i hope that is not the case. but here's the thing -- america, if it is, let us fill the sky with the light of a brilliant, brilliant billion of stars. [bongos] [applause] >> greg: michael, are you going to miss her? >> michael: i am! that was so great! that was hilarious! they should have called that speech the "just in case you thought you made a mistake" speech. because she did word salad in goodbye! "there is still a lot of work and you've got to do the work, and the joyful joyful work, and the --" oh, my lord. i want to say goodbye to tim walz. i want the slow music and the

slow wave. the slow kick. spew on the end of a sitcom. charlie, is that what you expected? >> charlie: well, it did remind you of how bad the campaign was. did you see tim walz in the front row crying? he was crying. >> greg: ever since vietnam. tyrus? >> tyrus: he has ptsd now. leave tim alone. it was his time of the month. [applause] listen, i will miss bongos. my work is done. [laughter] >> greg: kat? she didn't really try that hard even with the goodbye. >> kat: i feel like everybody listening to that should feel better, because she said it's going be okay, not because she said it's going to be okay, but

because you wouldn't say that if you weren't full of [bleep] about all the other stuff you said before. i don't understand how people don't get that politics is just [bleep]. you wouldn't say it's going to be okay if all the stuff you said about him being hitler was actually true! >> greg: she basically just said, just kidding. >> kat: saying it's going to be okay is saying, i was not telling the truth before, i was sadly trying to win. >> greg: it's exactly what she did to biden in that debate. >> tyrus: she should have come out and be like, "run, hitler is coming!" "smoke 'em if you've got 'em! i ain't playing, man!" >> greg: coming up, celebs blow their tops after kamala flaps. [applause]

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>> celebs freak the f out. charlie, did you know that they're fuming card cardie br followers to burn their hats. christina said (inaudible). >> it was as good as her concession. another reminder why she lost. and if she wasn't out of touch enough because she was part of the biden administration that had beset all these problems on

us in the first place, the whole idea that she was gonna go hang out with all these people that party with p diddy was gonna make it all better. it's even more out of touch. >> i think the celebrity endorsements might have actually hurt her more than anything. the last thing people want to hear right now is be lectured by celebrities. and bringing out j lo. let bring out the person who has been engaged six times, married four times, and was dating diddy. she knows how to wick someone. [cheering and applause] >> listen, listen. if cat is judging someone on picking someone, it is bad. >> yes. it was beautiful, though. it didn't work. >> here is the thing. i think why they are outraged is because they gotta act.

they even ran and gave her a phone, and she was all, like, it's not speaking. so how many millions did they pay for that? to your point the billion dollars. i think a good chunk of that was spent on that. and if that was a movie, it's a wrap. >> you know, michael, you're considered a celebrity at the homeless shelter. >> i really am. >> do you believe celebrity endorsements help move the needle, and i don't mean needle the way you think i mean it at the shelter. >> yeah. between the toes. [ laughter ] >> wait. what the hell was that? >> where you shoot it up. >> intervenous heroin use joke. >> hey, well, you know, i think

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