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listen. get the latest news, business and news headlines on siriusxm anytime, anywhere. fox news audio on siriusxm america is listening. all right, quick reminder i have the honor. i will be emceeing fox nation's sixth annual patriot awards. unlike like hollywood and you know, all these music stars, we actually pay tribute to the people that make this country great a show like no other. it's going to take place thursday, december 5th. it will be live streaming on fox nation. or you can join us at the tillis center, long island university. tickets are on sale. just go to foxnation.com. right now and slash patriot awards. that's all the time we have left. please set your dvr so you never miss an episode. in the meantime, let not your heart be troubled. greg gutfeld will put a smile on your face next. have a great night.
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what it is. welcome to monday, everyone. i'm tyrus and this is a special edition of gutfeld! unfortunately, greg accidentally got stuffed in a turkey, and we're waiting for the jaws of life to get him out. i was not involved. so over the weekend, president biden hosted a black tie event at the white house to thank democratic donors. it went pretty well. only half of them demanded their money back. i know, i know, alas, a winter storm in the northeast is threatening thanksgiving day plans for millions of travelers. so if you have plans to visit the family in the tri
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state new york area, your prayers have been answered. in other news, new york state has overturned their 117 year old ban on adultery. the bill was promoted by assemblymember charles lavine, who said it's a first step for him to get more. get more. mcdonald's just announced plans for a new budget friendly value menu featuring their popular five meal deal, which is great news for people who are about to lose their jobs. don't go away mad, just go away. by 2025, a new study says that one quarter of students in the us schools
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will be trying to learn the english language. it's the only way foreign born students will be able to tell their teachers they're not in the mood for se. okay. yikes. not in the mood for sex. that hit late. yeah. i mean, would you want to be the translator in that one? did yo? although. no. is the universal language. anyway, the vice president of the philippines has openly threatened to assassinate her own president. wait. we can do that. ask one woman. okay. yikes. hitting on kids bad murder. good. got it, got it. get ready for this one. are lyle menendez wife? rebecca announced that the couple is
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separating, which gives lyle more time to have sex with his brother. oh. oh, no. i'm sorry. murder him. okay, okay. better. thank you, thank you. better. i told you, it's not gutfeld. it's tyrus. all right. a former local news anchor in arizona has been charged with fraudulently obtaining covid funds from the government. however, this man remains free. well, we can't let him off the hook. it's not over. all right, let's do the monologue. so the election is over, and president trump won. in the blowout. that yours truly predicted when most said it would be closer than joe biden's nose on a teenager's neck. not only did trump win the election, but he also won the war against the
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legacy media, who kept painting him with that hitler brush. but this time the only ss was them looking seriously stupid. yep, he slayed the media dragon. and yes, i believe in dragons. and he finally got his second term, although he had to beat two women in an old baby, but he did it. the graphics is phenomenal. hillary and kamala thought they'd make history when they should have been making coffee. a sexist would say, oh, it's a sexist. it's not, i get it. yeah. and as trump fills out his cabinet with a diverse group of disrupters, the country is behind him. a new poll finds that 59% of americans support how he's handling the transfer of power. so far, caitlyn jenner called it the best transition ever. she's a
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friend. heck, even the media is starting to come around of donald trump's recent announcements, the one that intrigues even excites me the most is the establishment of doge elon musk and vivek ramaswamy, who will be in charge of doge, are both brilliant and the federal government has clearly become too expansive and its writ too cumbersome to achieve. the $2 trillion spending cuts that musk has often talked about. he would need to eliminate all of the spending and all of the pentagon spending, and then he'd still have work to do. but i do support the impulse to reform, and not just because i think it will force greater scrutiny and efficiency to government which needs it. you get that look, it's a small step, but that's the credit. more overdue than, well, my child support payments. and it's a departure from the
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crying. we heard from the media in the week after the election. it could be that the media is realizing that they're going to have to reap what they sow. they have to be accountable now for their years of repeating lies and hoaxes. they blew it when they lied about hunter's laptop, russian collusion, and bat soup causing covid instead of just being a good source of protein, they pushed fairy tales about peeing in hotel beds instead of covering the current president who was wetting his sheets every night. good thing president biden didn't have an electric blanket, or kamala would have been president in 2022. so all you media hacks, i hereby banish you to where you'll never, ever be seen again. a prime time show on msnbc. wow. soon there might not even be a network. they got lower ratings than the hallmark channel. hallmark felt so bad for them. they sent him a sympathy card.
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the irony is unreal. they used to be a news channel. now they're yesterday's news. they were selling a message of bitterness and division. but america has turned the page faster than someone pretending to read hillary's new book. now look, president trump and his league of deplorables, myself included. we just want all americans to have the right to pursue happiness and the american dream. whatever your dream is, unless your dream is stuffing your thanksgiving turkey with froot loops, don't worry. rfk jr will put a stop to that. but it's time to be the bigger sis man. how about instead of being bros for kamala, be bros for america? yeah. because to be fair, we all need each other. you can't make america great again without all americans black, brown, white, gay, straight,
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whatever the hell you want to call greg. now, of course, this holiday season, you might be tempted to go full on scott farkas on their liberal like this. what, are you gonna cry now? come on, cry, baby. cry for me. come on. cry. incidentally, that's exactly how greg and i's meetings start every morning. and look, if we can make it work, anybody can. so this year, instead of yelling at your neighbor karen to take her casserole and shove it, invite her to the party and wish her a very happy thanksgiving and a very, very maga christmas period. all right, let's welcome tonight's guest. her finishing move is a kick to the family jewels
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reality tv star and lawyer raegan charleston. he played a dead guy on tv way before joe biden did. wwe legend and hall of famer and host of the podcast six feet under with mark calaway. ladies and gentlemen, mark calaway. he's thrown more men around than a broken roller coaster. mayor of knox county, tennessee glenn jacobs. she also fought in steel cages. but you don't hear her bragging about it. new york times best selling author and fox news contributor kat timpf. kat i'm going to go to you first on this because you are a libertarian. so you've watched this back and forth, and now you're seeing that. do you think i have the right idea to be nice to the liberals, even though they weren't nice to us? being how everyone is mean to you? yeah. no one's ever. the only thing that changes for us
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every year is that which group of people is blaming us for the loss. it's not like we have no hope of ever winning, at least not in my lifetime. and then it's whoever loses is like, well, if you voted for my person, we wouldn't have lost. and it's all your fault. so that's so that's the only thing that changes for me. but also, i got to say, i am also agree with what i saw on cnn in that clip that i'm excited about the doge thing. also, because i feel like there's so much talk of actually cutting government. i'm cautiously optimistic because people always say they're going to, and then it never actually happens. but people like vivek and elon, they don't like, need money. they're doing this because they really want to do this. they're not getting paid yet. why would why would they need to. and i don't think they are right. and they certainly don't need to get paid to do anything. but they that'd be great if we could actually cut some of the government, because i think people are so sick of. it's not that people taxes that you don't want to spend money to like, help people in need, right? but we are all wising up
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more and more people every day to the fact that that's not really where the money is going. a lot of the money goes to government, special interests and just other. and i think people would like to see their taxes be a little lower and the waste be a little less. that would be amazing. that would be truly amazing. government. glenn i'm just kidding. no, you are super conservative. yes, even back in the days when we were wrestling, we would always go to him for financial advice and it was usually to borrow money. and he always said no, it's a wise choice. yes, you're in the mix of government when you hear about doge. does that give you. oh yeah. are you excited about that? yeah, that's that's one of the most exciting things like of all time. you know undertaker and kane, we were known as brothers of destruction. and we struck fear into our opponents all across wwe. elon musk and vivek ramaswamy are going to be the brothers of destruction when it comes to doge. they're going to strike fear into the hearts of bureaucrats and big spenders. i can't wait for that to happen. it's going to be hard for me to call you. i got to call you
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taker. i called you taker for ten years. it's a little hard, but i'm gonna try. mark taker. take take take. go, taker. i'll answer that first anyway. okay, cool. you have been a fan of both. everyone's loved you. has it been difficult with your. now it's a little easier to come out, but for years, was it difficult for you to. because you've you've been very conservative too. yeah. just talking in general was different. you know, i could be in front of 80,000 people as undertaker and let it go. right? right. fine. but to be mark calaway was just like, i couldn't talk in front of ten people, much less you know, millions and millions. and now you know, when we, you know, we did our little deal with you had the podcast with the president. yeah, yeah, we yeah, yeah, my side gig gets a gets a call, says, hey, former president wants to come on the show. you know, what do you what do you do there? let's see. i think we're going to
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have him on. and you know, 40 episodes in, it's all downhill from now. but it's crazy. and then we, you know, they have a whole plan to, for us to sit down and do this other little advertisement piece that really kicked off the firestorm of, you know, answering to, to dave bautista's right. yeah, yeah. i remember that. you said we were all dumb and stuff, but to be fair, he was in skinny jeans. so i think that's it's hard to be comfortable. but to that point we could never say anything. i kind of i went in, i jumped in head first and i couldn't i wasn't allowed to come back. i wasn't allowed to go places. i lost movies, movies and stuff. they were like, no, we can't touch you, you can't touch you because you're on fox now. it's switched, but you don't see us wanting to do that to them. like to the like. you have no desire to stop somebody from earning money because the way they believe. no, i have no. and so that it's perfectly
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clear i don't have any angst towards dave bautista. i mean, yeah, he is. he's still in my i haven't seen him, but he's still a good friend of mine and somebody that if i saw him, i would give him a big hug. mick foley too, i mean, i don't care what your politics are. you're wrong. everybody knows it. yeah, yeah, yeah, but i still. but i still love you. and i'm going to say hello and i'm going to give you a hug whether you want it or not. when i see you. so i think people, if they would adopt that a little bit more and not get so, so much vitriol and so much hate over politics, it's just ridiculous. it is. and to be like batista used to come in and train when we were when i was in fcw, we were coming up and he'd bring us fiji water. so we thought he was because our water didn't even have a label on it. we were drinking out of cups. so he was always one of those guys. even he was a top guy. he would come down and spend time with us and mick foley would do that too, because he needed me to drive him to the airport. so when you see them, it's always
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love for them because i don't care how they vote. i don't care whether anybody, none of us should. it used to be a quiet thing. now you're a lawyer and you're working in the law firms. now, earlier you were telling me about how, like, you had to you were surrounded by people who were having attacks and you just had to quietly sit there. how didn't you just want to say, yell, get over it or relax or. no, i was on bravo before i was an attorney, and that's that's even scarier. i mean, you couldn't even breathe a word about having any kind of conservative ideals, but i feel like there's such an emotional factor to all of this that even if you. you know. yes, i listen to it all day and i have to really, honestly, just, like, toe the line all the time. because i also don't want to offend like a client. and i think that goes back to what you were saying, is that we may have certain beliefs, but we're not imposing them. we don't get overly emotional about it or call for boycotts or want people fired. but yes, it's hung over my head for over a decade now that i've been in television and a public person and now an attorney, that i can't share any of my political beliefs or leanings, and i'm like very middle of the road.
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but even to say that, i'm like, oh no, i don't want to lose my job. wasn't there one person that you just kind of wanted and walked over to and like, just grab your cup and go, well, you know, i'm also by nature i'm, i'm argumentative, like i'm an attorney and like, i want to so badly, but i just sit there and i just say nothing, and i just remember i'm like, okay, i won't disclose anything to that individual. and i nod and i say, okay, i understand, but it's just the emotional factor. and yeah, it's like calm down. like, just take it, take a breath, take a breath. that's right. just take a breath. you know, you can't win every game. you have to. you can't win. you got to take the feelings out of it. you can't like you can't win each one. and everybody gets blown out. 1000 to nothing. it happens. it just really happened a lot lately. now look, as you know, i do not read the rhymes. i can't stand them. i usually do a musical guest. so, ladies and gentlemen, this is going to be historic. so i got judge jeanine. judge jeanine, i can't even say judge jeanine to sing it for us. roll it. what? i'm
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not doing this actor damage. do your own rhyme. and while you're at it, pull your freaking leg pant down. i'm wearing. i'm wearing pants. judge. okay. all right. why did the media jerk go berserk? if you'll be in the new york area, i would like tickets to see gutfeld go to foxnews.com. slash gutfeld, and click on the link to join our studio audience. all the oil business affects everything in a town like this. i wouldn't want to have your job this week. you wouldn't want to have my job any week. every oil company has a version of tommy. you cannot
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it's coming your way. hey hey, it's video of the day. a journalist freaks out because america dares to speak out. axios ceo jim vandehei was honored by the national press club last week and ranted about his noble profession being overtaken by citizen journalists and elon musk. roll it, paco. everything we do is under fire. elon musk sits on twitter every day or x today saying like, we are the media, you are the media. my message to elon musk is bull. you're not the media. you're having a blue check mark, a twitter handle, and 300 words of cleverness doesn't make you a reporter any more than me looking at your head and seeing that you have a brain and telling you i have an awesome set of tools makes me a
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neurosurgeon. being a reporter is hard. really hard. you don't do that by popping off on twitter. i hate this debate about like, oh, we don't need the media like it is not true. now, look, i'm not a psychic, but i'm sensing that he sounds a little bitter and scared. he's no longer relevant. that or my man vandehei is feeling vander low. look what we need is honest media. one that doesn't tell us. joe biden's in his peak mental physical condition. yelling at us for noticing you're lying does not make us trust you. glenn. how they have the temerity to be upset. they literally have done nothing but lie for almost a decade, and now they're upset that people look to other places to get news. yeah,
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right, he said 300 words of cleverness. that's like 300 more words than cleverness has ever been spoken on msnbc. but nevertheless. so yeah, this is i just want to say, suck it up, buttercup. yeah, this is this world we live in, okay? freedom allows competition, and that's what we should have. and what he's really upset about is the fact that we have competition now in the media. and as you pointed out, you know, for many, many years, we have just been literally just fed. thank you to quote to quote the journalist. yes. so now you actually can choose your media sources, which is nothing but a good thing. but obviously a bad thing for them because they're going to be forced to compete against new media. and i'm sorry, legacy media is dead. that's just that's fact of the matter. and thank goodness for elon musk. reagan, when you hear how upset they are, they're acting like someone else did it. like he literally punched himself in the face and
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he's trying to blame somebody else. like they did this to themselves. they chose this path. right? if i was if he was wanted you to be his lawyer and asked you to defend him in court, what would your advice to him be? okay? take being a lawyer out of this, okay? all right. i watched the video and i'm from the south, and we have this saying, that's a hit dog hollers. and that's exactly what i thought when i was watching it. and then it also reminded me of jim mora. do you remember the play offs? play offs? i was like, this is hilarious. like it was just so exaggerated. but i also thought about the la times owner and how he said, look, it's been opinion like fluff. it hasn't been a real news like, you know, publication for a long time. and that's going to change. and the results of the election obviously showed what the nation was feeling. and yeah, people are choosing their own news sources now. and yeah, anybody can be a journalist. you can put it out in 300 characters or whatever it may be, but we have a choice. and yeah, if i were his attorney, i'd tell him to sit down and
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take up a panel or something before he does any public speaking. wow. tiger, we have. you're either if you're wrestling, a promo is a match. match is a promo like you, if you're on the mic, you have to make it. if this guy was a wrestler and he was coming through the curtain, i know you'd be there, but i don't think you'd be there to greet him. no, i've been on the wrong side of that when it came through the curtain. and taker's there and he's not smiling. what would what would you tell him when he came through? shut up. yeah. i mean, you have to realize, you have to realize that there are consequences to your actions and the media. for years and years now have painted and have told these lies. and now the rooster and the chickens are all. they're all coming home now. and it's been exposed. and there's a new, younger group of people that are again looking
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for a different way. they don't want to sit down, they don't want to read the paper. they don't want to watch the news, but they will sit with with you know, their headphones on and listen to, say, a podcast or something like that. and that if that's what they're doing, then you've got to adapt and be able to do that. do we need good reporters? absolutely. i mean, my gosh, fox is loaded with them. mélusine, who stayed down on the border for all that time. you need good reporting, but you need a good outlet to get that reporting out and to get it out correctly. and i think that's where he's lost his freaking mind. cat, you're a journalist. well, i have been i like how you adjusted the glass as well. yes, i have been. what do they have to do to reestablish themselves? what do you what is it even possible? to kane's point, they're like legacy media as greg says it all the time. is it dead or is it just need a facelift? well, it's really hard because i think what they would need to do would be to
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acknowledge how they messed up in the past. i think that especially when it came to a lot of the things you talked about, even your monologue, but even covid, for example, where there was only one opinion allowed or things that were being reported uncritically, and i think people don't trust them anymore. they're saying people were totally canceled for having a conspiracy opinions that turned out to be correct. whether that's covid, whether that's hunter biden's laptop turning out to be hunter biden's laptop, all those different things to acknowledge say, hey, i wasn't actually doing independent reporting. i was coming at this from the angle of this is what i need to find. and they'll they'll go and they won't go out and look for various sources. they'll go out and try to find somebody to tell them what they want to hear. so it's the point of view before the reporting. and i think that you need to actually see them because everybody already knows it. with a lot of these people, you need to see them acknowledge that first and then make steps forward to say, okay, how this is different because people are wise to it
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by now. i think they have to go back to like, remember they used to have editorial when somebody was talking, but instead they'll just have something like, this guy's full, like, this guy's making it up. he didn't even read the newspaper today. like, i think they should allow other people. but to your point, they're going to have to. accountability, i think, is the first step, and we'll see if we'll get there. up next, will jaguar feel the sting after doing the dui thing? we all salute the brave men and women who serve in our military and protect our streets. they're true heroes, but they often couldn't do what they do without their powerful partners, the canine heroes. we don't always think about. from explosive detection to hunting bad guys and working search and rescue saving lives abroad and right here in our home communities. but due to limited and declining budgets, these dogs aren't getting the protective gear, life saving treatments, and proper handler training they need to survive. lack of resources for these dogs is sometimes shocking. that's why i founded spike's k9
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light 2.0. because you need a blood alcohol level that high to make sense of that. okay. what a radical reinvention. why appeal to potential buyers when you can get the likes from people who take the bus? well, now, jaguar's boss told the financial times the ad message was lost in a quote of blaze of
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intolerance online and was disappointed by the level of vile hatred. hey bro, if i want to see scowling faces from different racial groups, i'll call a meeting of my baby mama. it's true. well it's true. i feel you. i diversified, i definitely diversified. all right, not about me. all right. he also said we don't want to necessarily leave all of our customers behind, but we do need to attract new customers, a new customer base. oh, yeah. what's that new customer base? pinhead. oh. are cat. what is the demographic? they were looking for in your best possible guess? so i said before, and i still think that that i thought this was boring. this wasn't that outrageous. like bright colors, man in
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dress. i've seen all this before. i think that you know how there's rage bait. people will do. rage bait. this was a version of that. this was like, i'm such a victim bait. i think he wanted to do something that people were like, oh, so then he could be like, i'm sickened by your reaction. like, no, this is exactly the reaction that you wanted, tiger. is this the ad sway you at all to want to buy a jaguar? where is the car? where is the car? know your audience. you know what? that. that is a crazy way of thinking. just saying. selling cups without cups is you're. you were on bravo, right? so you were around a lot of people who liked jaguars. does anything in this artistically move. you know, it's terrible. like it's awful. and when i watched it, i was like, this is a joke. it's zoolander. and i was waiting for, like, will
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ferrell to come out and be like, oh, jaguars are so hot right now. and nothing happene. like there was no punch line. it was just like really bad marketing. and it's not like you think about jaguar and it's like james bond and sexy. and this is the opposite of that. like it's just what is it? i don't know, it doesn't make me want to buy a jaguar, that's for sure. now glenn, which particular actor or performance artist reached you? oh. oh. frankly, right now i'm more confused than a joe biden appointee trying to figure out what gender to put on their application. oh, hard. no, i'm serious. was that a car commercial, or is that the new lineup for the view? i don't know what it is. oh, here, take the seat. give that man the seat. whoa. that was a good one. coming up a gesture from the chiefs upset the nfl beliefs. yeah. hi. it's
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story in five words. mahomes gets fined for a gesture. so the nfl fined the quarterback. chiefs $14,000 for an alleged violent gesture. he made to celebrate a touchdown. according to the nfl. it looked like some kind of gun symbol. to be fair, he plays for the chiefs. and don't they shoot arrows in the air before in the game? or like florida state, they ride on the horse and throw a spear in the 50 yard line. that i don't understand this. this used to be i mean, the dallas cowboy cheerleaders go like that. i didn't know it to shoot somebody. what is it? is this, like the last attempt, glenn, of the woke culture trying to find something to be outraged or upset about? yeah, absolutely. this is just corporate corporation again. corporate america just pushing
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the woke ideology onto the american people. you know, the nfl has a violence problem off the field, right? they have criminals that, you know that are still playing. meanwhile, you have a guy like patrick mahomes who has been just an upstanding citizen. so you don't do anything about these guys, but you find him for doing that. it's the most ridiculous thing ever. but par for the course from roger goodell. i mean, they could not have. and the wrestling business we have heels and we have baby faces. patrick mahomes is only compared to kermit the frog. you know what i'm saying. like could they have picked a nicer guy to try to make a bad guy? i tell you what, for? for what? patrick gets paid 14 k. i'd have a much better gesture. yeah, than the. yeah, i'm just saying, i think i could come up and it would only take me one hand to do it. yeah, you know, for 14, $14,000 to him is like $6. yeah. i'd get my money's worth, believe
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me. okay. now, can i ask a lawyer a question? yeah. okay. if patrick mahomes said, hey, i need you to defend me on this, how would you defend it? like, what would you go at him back with? i would say say it was an elvis tribute that he was just like, doing his elvis thing. okay. that's what i thought it was. they have to prove intent, right? they would have. i mean, he could say it was anything. it's elvis. that's all it was. i mean, i don't know, i think it's so lame because he really is the squeakiest clean, like, guy in the entire world. he's like a dad. he's. he can't even grow facial hair. yeah, he can't even grow a beard. it's like it's the most innocent thing. but you know, what's $14,000 to patrick mahomes? but, i mean, i don't know, talk to some people. i was talking to somebody about it and they're like, well, what's next? spraying down the crowd with an uzi. and i'm like, okay, get real. like, this is not that serious. i don't think that's next. no it's not. he didn't even holster. yeah, yeah. if you shoot the guns,yoe right. it was the most. that's what he should have been fined for. yeah, but yeah, i don't
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think that's. i actually, you know what? i don't think anyone will be shot because of this. no. from any kind of gun. uzi or non uzi. it is, it is. right. it's like wow. like the worst violence the nfl has ever seen. no, it's. do you think maybe this maybe this is them being mad because they can't do anything about the trump dance that the nfl guys are doing. so they punish the guy for doing that. that's the greatest i want to i want to meet the person who made this decision and just look at them like thi. i mean, can you imagine he's sitting in his little let them keep talking. yeah, until they realize they're an idiot. like he's literally sitting in his little woke chair drinking his latte. patrick mahomes has got guns. definitely. patrick mahomes angels act better around patrick mahomes. he's literally the nicest guy on earth, period. are you sure we
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can't sue? come on now, sue. i mean, if you take a close look, it would be hard. it does. you know, can i pulled him out? can i be patrick mahomes? he gets a pass, right, for being squeaky clean. mr. wholesome dad. i don't know, i think it's payback for his wife being, you know, very pro-trump. that's what i. i was like, this was the payback. $14,000. shame. well, next time he scores, next time she has some crazy ideas. yeah. keep the guns down. yeah. patrick, next time you saw her do the dance. all right, up next, come dance a millionaire stunt involves a treasure hunt. it's an absolute problem. it happens all of the time. if you own property, you've got equity. you can be a victim. i'm here with art pfitzenmaier. a retired special agent with the fbi. and senior advisor to home title lock. exactly what is house stealing? that's a
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ashwagandha rushed to walmart and find amazing ashwa from force factor. treasure hunt news. tonight in treasure hunt news, john collins black a bitcoin billionaire, has hidden $2 million in five treasure chests across america, and it's yours for the taking. he also published a book called there's treasure inside, which is filled with clues to help you on your treasure hunt. here are some of the hidden treasures. lots of gold like a picasso
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pendant, a shipwreck gold disc, and jewelry, a super rare pokemon card, a michael jordan rookie card from 1986. and here's a surprise a pamphlet of my upcoming tour dates. wow, that's a great treasure. now you don't have to look too far for my tour dates. you can just check out my linktree on my social media. all right. this is awesome, taker. former team. let's go find some treasure. absolutely. and hopefully it would turn out better than any of the treasure hunting shows on tv. they'd never find anything, right? we don't. okay, okay. know what? stop. oak island is fine. they're going to find it. they're going to find it. okay. all right. next santa is coming this year. to what? never mind. oh, glenn, we got two wrestlers in a truck. can't we have two
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wrestlers in a treasure chest asking for a friend? well, actually, bitcoin is a really sore subject with me. oh, yeah, because i knew about bitcoin. who knows? a nickel. you know how much i bought. how much? none. zero. so i could be hanging out on the caribbean island that i own, sipping mai tais while watching you guys on tv. instead, i'm sitting here in studio trying to set up our business. two wrestlers in a truck. would it be three wrestlers in a truck? there are franchise opportunities available. owner. operator. yeah, yeah. what do you think it could be? i could be interested. all right. we need some capital. like i said, i really missed out on the whole bitcoin craze. so that might be where the treasure chest comes in. yeah, i too was not when bitcoin first came out i was like oh that's dumb. you can't even see it. yeah yeah. what is it. yeah it turns out yeah yea. all three of us definitely need to be working three wrestlers in a truck. yes. did you cash in on the bitcoin? no, but i spend 90% of my time in court
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dealing with cryptocurrency. and this i'm trying to talk my partner into diverting some of our team efforts into finding the treasure. because going to court and like, fighting for stolen cryptocurrency sometimes feels like a treasure hunt. but this is a real one, and i'm fascinated by it because he has the best taste ever. did you go through the list like it is the nicest stuff? like he had great taste. i want almost everything. once i saw the jordan card, he had me. i was hooked at the yeah, he had me. he has really good taste. really. and then your dates on top of that. yeah. and then my date. that was crazy. that was. yeah. well that's what did it. if i didn't know any better, i thought it was planted, but cat. now, listen, a lot of you don't know. maybe you do know those. back in the day, we had our podcast, cat specialized writing novels about shipwrecks when she was a child. so, yeah, i told my sixth grade teacher that i didn't need to learn any other subjects in school because i already knew when i grew up i wanted to be a novelist who wrote about shipwrecks. so we could fulfill this dream if we formed a team.
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three wrestlers and a pregnant lady in a truck. yeah. and we went looking for treasure. i treasure. i wouldn't be able to help, like, move things, but i'd be really good at sitting in the truck and complaining. like i'd be that. i also would be good at that. if in terms of the trevor hunt treasure hunt, i'd be like, we didn't find it yet. i don't feel good. you needed someone to help find the treasure? no, if you need it. but that could be motivating because i would be so annoying. yes. in the truck that you'd want to leave the truck. just keep digging and be like. i'm gonna keep digging in the hot sun for this pokemon card. because i cannot go in there with her again. so i would provide a service you might move things faster because you would want to get away from me as fast as you could. sign her up. yeah, that would be. can we legally put a pregnant woman in a car with the windows rolled up, the air going to be on to think i've been complaining for free this whole time instead of
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making it a capitalism does have a use for this. yeah, i'm. i think this is great. and more americans need to go outside anyways. everyone should be looking for this treasure chest because we've spent. all we do is hear about sitting, watching, scrolling. this. this is you have to get outside and step on that green crunchy stuff called grass and search. and you have to meet people and follow. clues like this could be a really good thing, especially if you like just lost your job. like. so i won't be here the following week because i'm going on a treasure hunt, so don't worry, we'll be right back. you wish you were whole turkey. we wish you a whole ham. we wish you all the size and fixings. and it's all to go. i guess you won't get to burn the turkey this year. funny. and it's all to go for more than a decade, pozega has been trusted again and again
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