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they kept saying things like nobody is above the law i respect the jury's decision he does not believe that. but he doesn't have to volunteer that like to begin with. >> kat: so charlemagne criticized joe biden and whoopi goldberg did not like that. >> i'm going to stop you for a second. >> oh. >> only because you do not know it was alive. we don't know why he changed his mind. >> you really thank he just changed his mind all of a sudden? >> i think he changed his mind because he got sick of watching everybody else get over. >> kat: whoopi goldberg and charlemagne kept fighting and then he said this. >> they stand on this moral high ground that simply does not exist. i think that is the problem when we pick sides. when it comes to political parties if you say you are a democrat or republican you shouldn't be objective about anything. >> kat: i agree with him on this. obviously i wrote the whole book about it which i will stop

bringing up as soon as every single viewer reads it including babies, cats, fish, and the dogs in your tv. the senior political team giving you some kind of moral high ground and a lot of cases other than this one. one example would be the salon owner in idaho who said she is losing business because she does not want to serve trump supporter's because they are in her words, racist, homophobic, and misogynistic. >> i lost another one of my clients today who clearly was a trump supporter. i would rather go and do what i need to do and work at aaa. [laughter] >> kat: why does she think she would never run into a trump supporter a chipotle? republicans by fast casual burritos as well. i think michael jordan said that. [laughter] anyways it. all of this could have been avoided if she just would

understand that democrat does not mean good and republican does not mean racist. there are good people and bad people in both parties. you can never get rid of all of the bad apples. instead of being hateful what we should do is work together and called out hypocrisy when we see it. now i can admit that i understand why joe biden decided to say screw it and pardon his own sun. i mean hunter probably freaked out when he learned that... filmed conjugal visits. but i think that is something most parents can understand. you also have to admit he totally did lie about it. you have to understand why people might be a little bit... off and sick of seeing the powerful played by a different set of rules than anybody else. i get why this might not apply to joe because i do not thank he is seeing much of anything these days. >> we know it is a progress made on the development of the...

corridor and commended the visionary leadership. [laughter] >> kat: but even if he did want to pardon his son he could have done it in a way that... fewer people off. not long about it would have been a start but there is other things as well. for example if you do not thank your son should have gone to prison for violating those gun outlaws how about you come out and announced you do not support the gun laws. your own doj has suggested that people who use even just weed are somehow too irresponsible to own guns. if you do not want people to think that this was just a hypocritical abuse of power to save your son because he is your son than maybe i don't know, show a little bit more grace beyond your son? sadly, to party politics does make it hard if not possible for people to be objective about anything. but that is all the more reason to call it out. especially when the way around it is this obvious. if you are one of the people that is annoyed i keep bringing

this up i'm sorry i will stop you have my word as a biden. let's welcome tonight's guests! she was named after a villain on "miami vice", fox news anchor julie banderas! he has more voices and his head than david berkowitz, comedian tyler fischer! he is better addressing then... host of making money on fox business charles payne! auntie finally has a manager since he started working at best buy, comedian joe machi. julie, i have a two-part question for you. >> oh, no. >> kat: what did you think about the back-and-forth between charlamagne tha god and whoopi goldberg on "the view" and also would you pardon your own kids? >> absolutely. i have gotten them out of prison so many times. >> kat: isn't your kid five?

>> eight but he has got us. i completely agree with what charlamagne was saying about how the democrats will never agree that they were wrong. i get that i never say i am wrong but the differences i'm willing to hear the other side even though i disagree with them i know i am right and they are wrong but that is the problem. democrats refuse to listen to the other side. they refuse to admit that maybe their president do not do all that could have a job but maybe kamala harris was not that good of a candidate they are in denial. i love the fact that charlamagne, a black conservative was on that. that. i mean whoopi goldberg would have cut him six different ways if he was white. i mean asking for a kiss after she said some thank he did not agree with? i loved it. >> kat: he is independent which i appreciate. i mean how many times did you hear somebody say nobody is above the rule of the law every single day, right? tyler, what do you think trump

might say about the salon owner in idaho? >> i'm sorry, kat, i'm working on my biden impression. >> and you are working on your gutfeld. >> before trump comes out and he will be here i don't trust anybody or believe that somebody commenting on ego when they named themselves god. his name is letter in mckee v auntie changed his name to god which is funny because with those eyebrows he looks like he just saw jesus. so i do not trust it at all. i don't trust the body language. whoopi she is like a hawk. look how confident you ladies are. she is like this and that is because they do not have anything. they have to attack with their talons. i think trump will be back next segment if you stay tuned. [laughter] >> kat: charles, you are a

business guy, right? you are fox business. what do you think about the salon owner? >> dumb. >> honest. >> kat: good analysis. >> you do not have to crunch a lot of numbers for this one. you are in idaho, a red state, facing off red voters, okay. by the way, i have to tell you i know conservative dubai be reduced but they do not buy chipotle. you go to texts conservatives will not pay eight dollars or four of a in my right? but she isn't smart because the only other option she has is cracker barrel and she would not get along there. >> kat: no. >> i do want to mention on the charlemagne think by the way if that was my name i would change it not to god but i would change it. >> kat: that is like if i name myself tyler the tall sex

machine. >> okay anyway. >> everybody says i have a part in my kid i think the litmus test from here on out should be what you pardon your kid to? i'm not president but maybe i'm being stupid i want the president to say i am working for the people not my family. my kid can commit any crime than that means anybody in america can commit any crime. that is dumb and lawless. there was a details of the crypt episode wants where... was a general his son was an officer but he was a cowboy. put him in front of a firing squad and he was freaking out and so kirk douglas went in there like listen you were dishonouring the family. i'm going to do i'm going to put blanks do not worry about it. you go out there with your head held high and we will play it off and i will have a backpack you will fall into the ditch and get away. so the guy walks out and he sees the backpack he is like pops has my back. so now he says i'm ready to

accept my justice. right at the last minute his pop puts his head down and says oh, no. he did not put in blanks. he let his son be killed because his son was a coward and his son let down the military. let down the family, and guess what? you can't be president of the united states and say it is okay if somebody in my family can commit a crime and get away with it. by the way this is not direct conversation because it was 15 years it wasn't even more the crimes that he was going to jail for. he knows the rest of them are going to dig in there they are going to do -- connect the dots. they sold favouritism, they sold influence, maybe joe biden got a piece of the action. >> kat: certainly. i also wonder maybe hunter probably wishes he went even harder, right? like i wish i smoked more crack. he is like i did not smoke enough crack if i can get away

with that i wish i had more guns. >> i saw some of those videos he went hard. >> kat: i know. joe machi, what are your thoughts? >> first of all i hate to burst everybody's bubble i agree with whoopi. i do not think that joe biden lied. because a lighting is about something that happened in the past that you distort what you did about. he broke his word which is about behaviour in the future. it happens to be a lot where women i date say baby, you said we would be together forever. and i say sorry. i say that before forever started. [applause] >> that was not a lie i went back on my word. and a second of all it really does not matter to me that the beauty salon was in idaho. this is a stupid thing to say in any beauty salon because you have to figure most women going

to beauty salons are trump supporter's. have you seen harris supporters. [laughter] maybe you can get away with that in a bowling alley. >> kat: bowling alley! savage and specific. before we go, i have one last reminder if you want to see me on tour i will be an slocan washington this sunday december eighth. everything else was sold out. gold and/or that is out. get your tickets now at the real kat timpf.com. up next to congressman flips his lead over what the secret service did. for more than a decade farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it is coming your way. it is a video of the day ♪ ♪ [applause] >> kat: a secret service honcho threw a fit because he got called on his crap. pat 4n fought with acting secret service director ronald rowe over the assassination attempts on donald trump's life. it started when pat fallon showed a picture with donald trump with ronald rowe. he supposed -- suffers from a condition known as read circle had to. apparently the special agent in charge should have been closer to joe. watch.

>> who is usually closest to the president of the united states? security wise? >> the... of the detail. >> were you the special agent in charge of the detail. >> what you are not seeing is the sac out of the picture of view. that is the day when we remember more than 3000 people who had died on 9/11. i actually responded to ground zero. i was there going through the ashes of the world trade center. i was there at fresh kills. >> i'm not asking. show respect for the secret service. >> i'm not. >> do not invoke 9/11 for political purposes! >> kat: do you guys get that? the secret service director accused pat fallon of playing politics by showing a picture of him at a 9/11 memorial. but it seems to me that ronald

rowe is the one who injected politics into it by bringing up his experience on that day. secondly, what is hockey? it seems cool to make them where ice skates. anyway this is what happened next. >> i am invoking this. >> you out of line. [simultaneous talking] >> i'm an elected member of parliament i'm asking you a question. >> you are a public servant to serve this nation and you are on time on our day on our country's darkest day. [simultaneous talking] >> the meeting will come to order. >> serious questions of the american people they are very similar not a trick questions. were you the special agent in charge that day? >> i was not. >> sir. >> kat: where is the popcorn when you needed? here is how it ended. >> you were there! because you want to be because

you are lip that ... >> member of this agency. >> congressman. out of the line. >> you put those agents out of position. >> mr. fallon your time has expired. >> sir! >> kat: at least at the secret service is passionate about defending themselves. joe machi, it seems to me that the secret service record, he was the one using 9/11 for political purposes by talking about his experience on 9/11 instead of answering the question that had nothing to do with 9/11. >> i agree with you, kat. that reminded me of one of greg's writers meetings. the sheltering. clearly it was not a question about the tragedy of 9/11 it was about the security around the president that happened to be at a 9/11 event. that ronald rowe disgraced

himself there it is shameful to use 9/11 to try to get out of answering a question i would never do something like that to avoid a question. i use january 6 because it was not that bad. [applause] second point that i wanted to make that i don't understand why people in the government always fail. under king tito the deputy director of the secret service and they want to promote and permanently? that is when cnn fired chris... like why don't we hitch our wake into it dawned 11? >> kat: so true. charles, what did you think of that last part where he implied he was endangering lives but he wanted to be there for the photo off what do you think? >> i think that is all true that is why you pay for it. when you pivot to 9/11 you have this brave outbreak. but this dude has been bad from day one. he has not had a great hearing get. it reminds me of the old

american think like my mom knows your mom. but you stole my thunder a little bit. that is what i was going to bring up. like that is a bunch of horse hockey. i was going to ask you is that a caucasian phrase. so maybe they just made it out. maybe this is like a white people -- a white people thank so i will ask you about it. >> kat: as the representative. [laughter] >> okay thank you. >> horse poop looks like a hockey puck. you weren't at the last meeting. >> kat: tyler, how would trump react to this shouting match. >> first of all, we saw the big red circle so he is going maga we love that. everybody is doing the right head. we love it. but horse hockey is the smart --

sported they are playing on "the view" because they have the horse to face. sent them to that hair salon lady to do that shaved horsehead very nasty, right. but it reminded me of have you ever seen a my cousin vinny? i think they were recreating that scene like how long does it take to cook a... 15 minutes? or you sure about that? 15 minutes? go google that. i'm not desperate for laughs and now. >> kat: you prefer people laugh after the show. >> follow me and then you will know if you'll laugh and then you can buy a make comedy funny again hats. anyways, i will pass my schedule time. >> kat: i want to read this question somebody else wrote this question i'm serious i did not write this question but i want to know who wrote this question. but i want to know who wrote julie, have you ever had two men fight over you like this a? i don't know what somebody on

our staff wants to know. >> joe, why don't you just ask? [laughter] >> i will ask her. >> you said we would be together forever. [applause] >> sorry, baby. >> i love manly men like joe. [laughter] >> i loved watching that quite frankly because they are not women. if it were two women having that fight i mean men at home would be... >> touching themselves. i'm sorry. >> i was going there i'm glad you said that instead of me. that was the best catfight ever. obviously he was out of line. how he responded to 9/11 has nothing to do with this had nothing to do with 9/11 this had to do with the president and the special agent in charge by the president at the time at that particular secret service. that was really tacky.

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flying on your airlines is a terrible experience. nobody enjoys flying on your airlines it is a disaster. you charge people fees they know nothing about you harass them to death it is terrible. absolutely terrible. >> kat: yes. yes. [applause] and senator richard blumenthal also went after the airline strategy of customer specific pricing and algorithms to maximize revenue. >> the end result of a high-powered targeted pricing is that customers may see across the world where every person is charged a different price for every product every time they look at an airlines website. >> kat: basically the committee is accusing airlines of using data about you and then a charging you hire prices and make you pay more. if you ask me at all went to hell when they told us to stop

ripping darts on the plane. the photoshop was really good. charles, this is interesting, the government lawmakers are implying that the airlines are you think algorithms to price tickets based on what people make. when you think about it is that not what the irs adults with taxes. they charge a different tax rates based on how much you make a? >> that is true that is a great point. i have to say the airline industry is so fascinating to me. they have a captive audience and they still do not make money. they have to make money by ripping us off. bag fees, transfer fees are, that beauty see -- beauty salon owner she would be a good ceo because she might make some. it is really amazing about wait until you see what is coming down. they are talking about putting in more seats. here is an idea of charging to use the bathroom. imagine if you don't get on the plane with the roll of quarters you quarters you might be [bleep] out of luck. think about that.

that is how desperate they are. >> kat: the things i see on planes literally it makes me want to [bleep] on my seat. >> how quickly are they doing the transfer? it plans and they say we cleaned it what do you mean you cleaned it. i'm just getting on the plane. it is crazy. do not touch anything while you were on there. >> kat: no absolutely not. it is disgusting. tyler? >> why did you say that and look at me when you said disgusting. so this is i am currently on the no-fly list from delta air lines for, i tweaked it that i did not want to know who the flight attendants have with based on our pride pain. this is very personal, i cannot get on delta air lines. so i'm on frontier. that is why i am exhausted. that is true. that is actually a true story. i am a united citizen but it is

like me, osama bin laden, and that woman yelling at ghosts on the plane. we have a meet up group. >> kat: i am a delta diamond. >> darn. but i don't know if this is true somebody said to make money, you know the mta is failing, they were considering starting their own airline. which imagine the new york city subway floating in the air. ladies and gentlemen this is the q plane to los angeles no break dancing can the ideals. keep your are stowed before we take off. we will now be the making local stops we will be adding 40 hours to the flight. we will be rerouted at the next on final stop will be palestine you. that would still be better than delta air lines. [applause] >> kat: machi you travel a lot as well what do you think about this at? >> i want to know who the flight attendants have sex with.

[laughter] here is my take... [laughter] what is happening here is the senate knows the airlines are not popular. so if they insult the airlines they think they can become popular. just like how when i was in high school i made friends by complaining about homework. damage. the other thing that bothers me is the answer to every senators question the airline executive she just said it is because you let us. because these problems are supposed to be solved by competition. and all the government does is allow merger after merger after merger. u.s. air to american continental united by a virgin america to air alaska. and they finally stopped it had jeff blumenthal and people in congress are like why does and he bared -- that airline have to be able two out of business?

it does not make sense they treat you worse than animals. the reason i say that is because no veterinarian would be likely, to treat your dog because it rained the other day in milwaukee. i'm sorry your dog is uncomfortable because one of the other dogs is fat. [laughter] [applause] >> kat: yes. all man. julie, what do you think? >> i think they should rule out children on airfare. i think on airplanes. >> you know i'm gone from delta, right? >> i know you are. i think first of all flying socks. i get why he is so upset he has three kids. flying with kids socks. you just wait. it sucks. if anybody who is anti-apple device for your child is crazy. like give them devices do everything you can. they will probably develop a.d.d. and adhd but it does not matter.

it is worth the sacrifice. but i can't stand children on planes. so i guess that is probably about -- what you got banned. >> they thought i was seven they saw me from the back and like we can't have kids walking around. they will let me appeal though and that is why i say that because i want to be back on delta so i can fly. >> kat: and after tonight at? >> you are not airing this, right? >> kat: coming up are meant more stealth about their wealth? narrator: for generations, this ally to the north

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♪ ♪ >> should we be concerned? >> kat: tonight on should we be concerned? men are more likely than women to keep financial secrets. 77% more likely according to a study. julie, i almost did this as a one on one with you. >> women are always looking for a man's a bulge in his pocket, his back pocket. >> that's in the middle of a manner. >> women do not want today to broke. joe is single for a reason. so his wallet was the it was small. but i think more and more women are making more money. more and more women are the

breadwinners, more and more women are supporting men. i would not know anything about that. i think more and more men lie about their income because they cannot measure up. i believe it. women do not need to lie we are good. but men do. i mean they are trying to get later. >> kat: joe, are do you care to defend yourself? >> first of all, you told me it was mutual. second i think it makes sense for a man to lie about their finances it. i often like to women i am dating about how much i donate to charity. i'm not doing it for the adulation i just want to build a named after me. second of all women probably lie less about finances because they make less. did you learn that women earn 77 cents for every dollar a man earns according to the way that i tip at strip clubs. [laughter] >> kat: i did not see that coming. >> neither did he.

>> you were teaching on meet with strippers? >> sorry, maybe. >> kat: according to this survey one and four people lie about money with the most common lies being about large purchases, income, and spending. >> so reading the study it is not like men are buying stock. they say that men they lie about expensive electronic purchases, spending on alcohol and gambling. women to lie about close and cosmetic spending. also this one caught my eye. gifts for people other than their partner. that is kind of nefarious right there. that you should lie about. >> hey, you know your buddy tommy? he came over and i bought him a toolkit.

what the? >> kat: tyler, what do you think? >> i do not know anything about tools i live in a dollhouse. but guys, this is what impresses women. money and tight. and so i am screwed. so you have to buy my hats. that is why i had to change my heart to millimetres on tinder because they are not going to do the math they are done. this is the biggest like women have been told they have to make a lot of money and have a good job we do not care at all. our love is dependent on our job. if a woman is like a you know what i do for a living? i scoop poop off the subway i go that is so interesting we should get dinner and i want to hear more about that. but anyways, i am single. [laughter] >> kat: i'm sure you won't be after whatever that was.

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>> kat: do not forget this woman's sauce. listen to this, julie. 31-year-old florida woman is facing a felony charge because she lost it a little bit. she got her eight packets of sauce at raising cane's. on november 29th she got verbally and physically hostile one -- with the staff after she discovered her mobile pickup order was missing sauce. >> i don't know. who cares? >> kat: i care. what do you mean who cares? it is sauce. you want to eat a dry tender are you insane at? >> but going ballistic? >> kat: i think there are two victims here. i don't know. the manager greeted the defendant and asked how she can help the defendant. because she said i want my missing sauce and she apparently drove back. and then she asked for some additional sauce is because you had two through the trouble and

the manager said no. >> have you ever gone to wendy's and asked for an extra barbecue sauce they take that seriously. she got her sauce. don't get extra sauce. >> kat: you should for the trouble. >> i guess. >> kat: what do you guess? >> i can't get over her roots. it is blue and pink. >> kat: side-by-side she looks like somebody else who i know really well. >> really? >> kat: yes. [laughter] charles, i have to be honest i would rather be hit the not get my sauce. >> listen, by the way, i thought she was like a little debbie and then she got bigger. i have driven away from these fast food restaurants with me think -- missing stuff and it does piss you off. but something about that sauce i never had that raising cane's of sauce. >> kat: it is so good. >> it is? they make the second amount of

money -- largest amount of money in any restaurant outside of chick-fil-a so there might be something to it. but i have been -- i have gone back when something is missing. you spent three or four dollars on it and all of a sudden it is not in your bag. >> kat: when you go to eat fast food you are not like i am hungry and i need some nutrients. fast food for those you emotionally. you are going there to celebrate something or you have a bad day and you need the dopamine. and when they [bleep] that up you are already teetering on the edge. i mean people should know that. people should know that. it is like how there are people that the bars you are dealing with the drunk people it is kind of the same thing. what do you think, joe machi? >> that is right. i buried myself in fast food after julie and i broke up. honestly, i think the alleged assailant had a little bit of a point because they are supposed to make you whole and she did have to travel back. the food that she bought it is probably cold and now and she

had to pay for gas. they did not make her whole if i got in there and they -- they forgot the sauce and i had two to the trouble i'm demanding 25 piece chicken fingers. more fingers then the cost of the -- the cast fingers of the movie survive. that was a little convoluted. i think her big mistake was doing this in florida because she is charged with a felony. you do that in new york may be the accomplices stop that. you do that in california they will arrested the employees. and at their other mistake was going to the hair salon and asking for the unicorn. but i would still go out with her. [laughter] >> kat: tyler, what do you think? >> i think they are they her hairstylist is that truncating stylist. because this is your clientele.

i don't listen to anybody whose head is the trans flag. that is a soft rule i have. but i think also i do not think she means sauce i think she is talking about fentanyl. like when the mob is like you did not bring the sauce? they are talking about drugs. either way trump will fix it on day one. he will get up there like we are doing unlimited a saucer. we will end it. unlimited a sauce. everybody gets sauce. no tax on nuggets. right. and rfk is going to be like we are not getting tax on nuggets, right. excuse me we are raising cane's and everything is healthy. cheryl. [applause] >> kat: i'm not defending the violence but she hit her in the thigh.

if you had to be hit somewhere the thigh is the best because it is the most a fact but also the least sexual. >> she could work -- chicken related as well. >> watch the breast. >> kat: it ruins the experience if you do not have the sauce. don't do that to someone. america, don't go away. leaking when you wanna be laughing? it's time to upgrade. only always discreet has a unique drytech layer to keep you drier than depend. so you can laugh harder, and stay drier. we've got you, always. always discreet.

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