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after assaulting a raising cane's employee for not giving her enough dipping sauce. her identity is being protected. now, did the monologue. guys, i'm going to say something that might shock you. i agree with something i heard on the view. oh, i know, i know, i know, i know. okay, but it wasn't from the host guys. okay. if i were on fire and joy behar suggested water, i demand a second opinion on yesterday's show, guest charlamagne tha god and whoopi goldberg got into a fight over hunter biden's pardon. here's how it started. >> i mean, i think all of the criticism is valid because, you know, democrats stand on this moral high ground all the time. and, you know, they act so self-righteous. but since they were calling trump a threat to democracy, and they were saying that, you know, nobody is above the law, but they were speaking about him. that's what they were running on. so when he kept saying things like, oh, you know, nobody is above the

law. i respect, you know, the jury's decision in regards to my son. he didn't believe that, but he didn't have to volunteer that lie to begin with. >> so charlamagne criticized joe biden, and whoopi did not like that. >> i'm going to stop you for a second. >> oh, only because you don't know that it was a lie. >> we don't know why he changed. >> do you really think he just changed his mind over thanksgiving weekend? all of a sudden? >> i'm going to tell you what i think, okay? i think he changed his mind because he got sick of watching everybody else get over weepy. >> and charlamagne kept fighting, and then he said this. >> that's why i say they stand on this moral high ground that simply does not exist. and i think this is also the problem when we pick sides. right? but when it comes to political parties, if you pick a side, right, if you say you're a democrat, if you say you're a republican, you refuse to be objective about anything. >> i agree with him on this. right? i mean, obviously, i wrote a whole book about it, which i will stop bringing up as soon as every single viewer reads it, including babies,

cats, dogs, and the fish in the tank by your tv. but he's totally right. seeing your political team is giving you some kind of moral high ground is a problem in a lot of cases, other than just this one. just one example would be the salon owner in idaho who said she's losing business because she doesn't want to serve trump supporters because they are, in her words, racist, homophobic and misogynistic. >> they're dropping like flies. i lost another one of my clients today who clearly was a trump supporter, and i would rather go and do what i need to do and work at chipotle. >> why does she think she'd never run into a trump supporter at chipotle? republicans buy fast casual burritos, too. i think michael jordan said that. anyway, all of this could have been avoided if she just would understand that democrat doesn't mean good and republican doesn't mean

racist. there are good people and bad people in both parties, okay? we can never get rid of all the bad apples. so instead of being hateful, what we should do is work together and call out hypocrisy when we see it. now, i can admit that i understand why joe biden decided to say screw it and just pardon his own son. i mean, hunter probably freaked out when he learned you're not allowed to film conjugal visit, but i think it's something most parents can understand. but you also got to admit that he totally did lie about it. and you've got to understand, too, why people might be a little off and just sick of seeing the powerful play by a different set of rules than everyone else. and i do get also that this might not apply to joe, because i honestly don't know that he's seeing much of anything these days. >> we note the progress made on the development of the lobito corridor, and commend the visionary leadership.

>> but even if he did want to pardon his son, he could have done it in a way that fewer people off. not lying about it would have been a start. but there's other stuff too. for example, if you don't think your son should have gone to prison for violating those gun laws, how about you come out and announce that you don't support those gun laws because your own doj has suggested that people who use even just weed are somehow too irresponsible to own guns. if you don't want people to think that this was just a hypocritical abuse of power to save your son's because he's your son, then maybe, oh, i don't know. show a little more grace beyond your son. sadly, two party politics does make it hard, if not impossible, for people to be objective about anything. but that's all the more reason to call it out, especially when the way around it is. this obvious. and if you're one of the people that's annoyed that i keep bringing this up, i'm sorry, i will stop. you have my word. as a biden. let's welcome

tonight's guest. she was named after a villain on miami vice fox news anchor julie banderas. he has more voices in his head than david berkowitz. comedian tyler fisher. he's better at dressing than hidden valley, host of making money on fox business charles payne charles. and he finally has a manager since he started working at best buy. comedian joe mckee. >> let's go joe joe joe. >> all right. julie, i have a two part question for you. oh, no. well, what did you think about the back and forth between charlamagne and whoopi on the view? and then also, would you pardon your own kids? >> i would pardon my own kids. absolutely. yeah. >> i've gotten them out of prison so many times. >> i've lost count. >> wait, isn't your kid like five? >> well, eight, but he's a badass. i completely agree with

what charlamagne was saying about how the democrats will never agree that they're wrong. >> i am, i associate with that too. i never am wrong. but the difference is, is that i am willing to hear the other side, even though i disagree with it and i know i'm right and it's wrong. but that is exactly the problem. democrats refuse to listen to the other side. they refuse to admit that maybe their president didn't do that great of a job, or maybe kamala harris wasn't that great of a candidate. they are in denial. and that's the problem. and i love the fact that charlamagne, a black conservative, was on that because, you know, whoopi goldberg wanted to take i mean, she would have cut him six different ways if he was white. i'm serious. i mean, asking for a kiss after she just got off because he said something that she didn't agree with, i loved it. >> yeah, he's he's independent, which i appreciate because he was arguing on a more conservative. i mean, how many times did you hear them say no one is above the rule of law? no one is above the rule that like, every single day, right? tyler, what do you think trump might say about this salon owner in idaho? >> i'm sorry cat, i'm working

on my biden impression. >> okay. >> i mean, and you're working on your gutfeld. yeah. >> oh, no, i, i before trump comes out and he will be here, i think that i don't trust anybody or believe somebody who's commenting on ego when they name themselves god. >> okay. his name is leonard mcevey, and he changed his name to god, which is funny because with those eyebrows it looks like he just saw jesus. so yeah, yeah, i don't i don't trust it at all. and i don't trust the body language. whoopi. she's like a hawk. look how confident you ladies are. she's just like this. and it's because they don't have anything they have to attack with their fallon's. i think trump will be back next segment though if you stay tuned. >> charles you're a business guy, right? you're a fox business. what do you think about this salon owner?

>> well dumb. >> yeah i'm looking like how often is our analysis. >> yeah. >> i mean, yeah, you know, you don't have to really crunch a lot of numbers for this one. yeah. i'm in idaho, a red state. do i off red voters? >> no. okay. >> by the way, i have to kind of tell you, maybe i know conservatives do buy burritos, but they don't buy chipotle doritos. you go to texaco, right? no one's going to pay a conservative will not pay $8 for a burrito. and am i right? yeah. and but she is smart because the only other job option she has there is a cracker barrel. and she definitely wouldn't get along with the workers. right. you know, but i do want to mention also on the charlamagne thing as well. by the way, that was my name. i would change it to maybe not the god, but i would certainly change it. >> what was it, leonard mckinney. >> leonard mckinney. yeah. >> wow. >> that's like, if i named myself tyler the tall sex machine. >> isn't that what you have on your on your. >> okay. anyway, yeah.

>> here's the thing. right? everyone says i would pardon my kid. i think the litmus test for presidents from here on out should be would you pardon your kid? because i want my president. maybe i'm being stupid to honestly say i'm for. i'm working for the people, not my family. if my kid can commit any crime, then that means anyone in america could commit any crime. it's dumb. it's lawless. there was a tales of the crypt had an episode once where kirk douglas was this general. his son was an officer, but he was a coward. and so they were going to put him in front of a firing squad, and he was freaking out. and so kirk douglas went in there and was like, listen, you're dishonoring the family. but he said, no, what i'm going to do, i'm going to put blanks. don't worry about it, i got you. i'm in charge of the firing squad. i'm putting in blanks. you go out there with your head held high, and we'll just play it off and i'll have a backpack. you'll fall into the ditch and get away. so the guy walks out. he sees the backpack. he's like, pops got my back. so now

he's acting brave. i'm ready to accept my justice. right at the last minute as they aim pop and put his head down, he said, oh, he didn't put in blanks. so that's that's what i, that's who, that's who. he let his son be killed because his son was a coward and his son let down the military, and they let down the family and guess what? you can't be president of the united states and say it's okay for someone in my family to commit a crime and get away with it. by the way, this is not the right conversation because it went back ten years. it wasn't even for the crimes he was going to jail for. he knows kash patel and the rest of them are going to dig in there, and they were going to connect dots they sold. he sold to the second highest office in the land. they sold favoritism. they sold influence. and maybe joe biden got a piece of the action. >> oh, certainly. and i also wonder, do you wonder maybe hunter probably wishes he went even harder. right? since he's getting started. what the hell? he's like, i wish i smoked more crack. >> i don't even smoke more than he did. >> i don't know, he's like, i didn't smoke enough crack. if i'm getting away with it, i

wish i had more guns. >> i've seen some of those videos. >> he went hard. >> i know that's true. >> that's true. >> mackey, what are your thoughts? >> well, first of all, i hate to. >> i hate to burst everyone's bubble. >> i agree with whoopi. >> i don't think joe biden lied because lying is about something that happened in the past, that you distort what you did about he broke his word, which is about behavior in the future. it happens to me a lot when women i date say, baby, you said we'd be together forever. and i'm like, sorry i said that before forever started. that wasn't a lie. i went back on my word and second of all, it really doesn't matter to me that the beauty salon was was in idaho. this was a stupid thing to say in any beauty salon, because you have to figure most women go into beauty salons are trump supporters. have you seen have you seen harris supporters

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detail. special agent in charge of the detail. were you the special agent in charge of the detail that day? actually, congressman, what you're not seeing is the sack of the detail off out of the picture's view. and that is the day where we remember the more than 3000 people that have died on nine over 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 you that. i'm asking you if you were the. were you the special agent in charge to show respect for a secret service member that died on nine over 11? you're trying to be. do not invoke nine over 11 for political purposes. >> do you guys get that? okay. the secret service director accused fallon of playing politics by showing a pic of him at a nine over 11 memorial, but it seems to me, rose, the one who injected politics into it by bringing up his experience on that tragic day.

secondly, what is horse hockey? it seems cruel to make them wear ice skates. anyway, this is what happened next. >> oh, that not i'm invoking this war, sir. gentlemen, you are out of gentlemen to ask him a question, please. you are out of order. don't try to bully me. i am an elected member of congress. and i'm asking you a serious question. and you are a public servant who has served this nation. and you won't answer my question on our day, on our country's darkest day. committee will come to order it. committee will come to order asking you serious questions for the american people. and they're very simple. they're not trick questions. were you the special agent in charge? that. no, i wasn't i was there representing the united states secret service, sir. >> where's the popcorn when you need it? all right, here's how it ended. >> you were there because you wanted to be visible. because you were auditioning for this job. to pay respect for a

fallen member of this agency. you engaged your president, vice president out of his life. because you are. you put those agents out of position. mr. chair, have a radio with mr. fallon. your time has. you have a weapon. >> mr. >> i did, sir. >> well, at least the secret service is passionate about defending themselves. mackie, it seems to me that the secret service director, he was the one using nine over 11 for political purposes by talking about his experience on nine over 11, instead of just answering the question that had nothing to do with nine over 11. what do you think? >> i agree with you. that reminds me of one of greg's writers meetings. just the shouting, the anger. yeah, clearly it wasn't a question about the tragedy of nine over 11. it was about the security around the president that happened to be at a nine over 11 event. i think that ron rowe disgraced himself there. it's shameful to try to use nine over 11 to get out of answering

a question. i would never do something like that. to avoid a question, i used january six because it wasn't that bad. second second point i wanted to make is that i don't understand why people in the government always fail up under kim cheadle. ron rowe was the deputy director of the secret service, and they want to promote him permanently. like, that's like when cnn fired chris cuomo and they're like, why don't we hitch our wagon to don lemon star? >> oh my god, that's so true, that's true, that's true. >> a lot of don lemon fans. >> yeah. no, it's so true. >> charles, did you what did you think of that last part where he implied that he was endangering lives by. he wanted to be there for the photo op. what do you think? >> it's. i think it's all true. that's why he. that's why you pivoted, right? you pivot to nine over 11. all of a sudden you're this feigned outrage. but this dude has been bad from day one. he hasn't had a great hearing yet. i will say it kind of reminds me of the old eddie murphy thing. like, my mom

knows your mom. yeah, but you stole my thunder a little bit. so this is what i was going to bring up. this. you're not. oh, that's a bunch of horse hockey. i was going to ask you. is that a caucasian phrase? but you don't know it, so. >> no. >> so maybe they just made it up. i was like, maybe this is some white people stuff i can ask you about. since we're here, but you don't know it either. >> no. as the representative. yeah. >> okay. thank you. >> horse poop looks like a hockey puck. >> you weren't at the last meeting. they changed the definition. >> oh, tyler. how would how would trump react to this shouting match so. >> well, first of all, we saw the big red circle. so he's gone maga. we love that. the big red we call them everybody's doing the redhead. everyone's doing it. but no horse. horse hockey frankly i think is the sport. they'd be playing on the view because they got the horse face right. send them to that. that hair

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okay, so this is interesting. the government lawmakers are implying that the airlines are using algorithms to price tickets differently based on what people make. but when you think about it, isn't that what the irs does with taxes? like they charge you different tax rates based on how much you make? >> that's true. that's a that's a great point. that's a great point. but i got to tell you, the airline industry is so fascinating to me because they have a captive audience and they still don't make money. they have to make money by ripping us off bag fees, transfer fees. that woman from idaho, the beauty salon owner, she would be a good ceo for one of these airlines because she might make some. it really is. it's really amazing. but wait till you see what's coming down. i mean, they're talking about putting in more seats there was an idea of actually charging to use the bathroom. like, imagine if you don't get on the plane with a roll of quarters, you might be out of luck, right? i mean, think about that. that's how desperate they are. >> honestly, the things i see on planes lately, people would

jump on the seat. >> i've been on some of those seats. >> yeah, people would. >> how quickly are they doing the transfer? like the plane? two hours late. it lands. they say we cleaned it. what do you mean, you cleaned it? the last passenger just walked on. i bumped into him getting on the plane. it's crazy. don't touch anything while you're on there. >> no, no, absolutely. it's disgusting. tyler. >> oh, why'd you say it like that? and look at me when you said disgusting. it is. all right, so this is. i am currently on the no fly list from delta airlines for i tweeted that i didn't want to know who the flight attendants have sex with based on a pride pin. so this is very personal to me. i cannot get on delta airlines, which. so i'm on frontier. that's why i'm exhausted. it's basically like, but that's true. that's actually a true story. i'm a united citizen. like i'm like, it's like me bin laden and that woman that was yelling at

ghosts on the plane. we have a meet up group. >> i'm a delta diamond, but but this. >> i don't know if this is true. someone said to make money the you know, the mta is failing that they were considering starting their own airline, which imagine the new york city subway floating in the air like, ladies and gentlemen, this is the q plane. new york to los angeles. no break dancing in the aisles. keep your genitals stowed before we take off. we're now going to be making local stops. we'll be dipping down in every state, adding 40 hours to the flight. we will be rerouted the next and final stop will be palestine, but that would still be better than delta airlines. >> mackey, you travel a lot to. what do you think about all this? >> i want to know who the flight attendants have sex wit. here's. here's my take. cat.

what's happening here is that the senate knows that airlines are unpopular. so if they insult the airlines, they think that they can become popular. it's just like how when i was in high school, i made friends by complaining about homework. it. and then. and the other thing that bothers me is like the answer to every senator's question. the airline executives should just say it's because you led us, because these problems are supposed to be solved by competition, and all the government does is allow merger after merger after merger, us air to american continental to united virgin america to air alaska. and they finally stopped it at jetblue and spirit and the people in congress are like, why can't why does a bad airline have to be able to go out of business? it doesn't make any sense. it's just they treat you worse than animals. and the reason i say that is because no veterinarian

would be like, we can't treat your dog because it rained the other day in milwaukee and i'm sorry your dog is uncomfortable because one of the other dogs is fat. oh, yes. >> oh, man. julie, what do you think? >> i think that they should rule out children on airfare. like, i think on airplanes. >> i think there should be like, we know i'm banned from delta, right? >> yeah, i know you are. >> because i'm the size of a child. yeah. >> no, i think first of all, flying sucks, and i. and i get why holly was so upset. he has three kids flying with kids sucks like you. just wait. it sucks. just make sure. i mean, if anyone who's like anti-apple device for your child is crazy, if you're going to get on an airplane, like, give them the devices, do everything you can, they will probably develop, add and adhd, but it doesn't even matter. yeah, it's worth the sacrifice, but i actually can't stand children on planes. so i

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men lie about their income because they can't measure up. so, i mean, i believe it, and women don't need to lie about we're good. but men do. i mean, they're trying to get laid. yeah, yeah. >> joe, would you care to defend yourself? >> oh, first of all, julie, you told me it was mutual. when you dump me. second of all, i think it makes sense for men to lie about how much they their finances. i often lie to women i'm dating, about how much i donate to charity. i'm not doing it for the adulation. i just want a building named after me. second of all, women probably lie less about finances because they make less. did you know that women earn $0.77 for every dollar a man earns? according to the way i tip at strip clubs. >> oh, man, i did not see that coming. >> neither did he. he was. >> you were cheating on me with

strippers. >> i'm sorry, baby. okay, charles. according to this survey, 1 in 4 people lie about money regularly with the most common lies being about large purchases, income and appropriate spending. >> yeah. i mean, so i'm reading a study and it doesn't. it's not like man bites dog. so. right. they say that men are they they lie about electronics. expensive electronic purchases, spending on alcohol and gambling. women lie more about the clothes, cosmetic spending, but also this one that caught my eye. gifts for people other than their partner. ooh, that's kind of nefarious right there. what the hell's going on? who? that you should lie about. hey, you know your buddy tom. you said you came over with the other day, had beers. i bought him a tool kit. like, what the hell? >> it's a tool. yeah. tyler, what do you think? >> yeah, i don't know anything about tools. i live in a doll

house. so it came assembled. yeah, yeah. look, guys, this is what impresses women. money and height. and so i'm screwed. unless you buy my hat. i had to change my height to millimeters on tinder to trick women. just because they're not going to do the math because they're dumb. we don't. look, we have to lie. we don't care how much money you make. so women are. this is the biggest lie. women have been told that they have to make a lot of money and have a good job. we don't care at all. our our love is dependent on our job. you know, if a woman's like, hey, you know what i do for a living? i scoop poop off the subway, i'd go, that's so interesting. we should get dinner that i pay for, and i want to hear more about that. but anyways, i am single. >> i'm sure you won't be after whatever that was. >> yeah. put that clip on. >> yeah. up next, she was tripping over sauce for dipping. yeah. i love this

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this, julie. 31 year old florida woman is facing a felony charge because she lost it. you know, lost it a little bit. she didn't get her eight packets of sauce at raising cane's. police say that on november 29th, she got verbally and physically hostile with staff when she discovered her mobile pickup order was missing her sauce and she went back. whose side are you on, the felon or not? >> her hairstylist. i don't know, who cares? >> i care because what do you mean, who cares? it's sauce. you want to eat a dry tender? are you insane? >> are you ready to go ballistic and hit the woman in the leg? >> listen to this, okay? the victim. which, by the way, i think there really are two victims here, so i don't know. the victim, who is the manager, greeted the defendant and asked how she could assist the defendant. why ask if you're not going to assist? because she said i want my missing sauce. she apparently drove back to get the sauce. and then? and then she asked for some additional sauces because she had to go through all the trouble. and the manager said no. >> have you ever gone to wendy's and asked for an extra

barbecue sauce? they take the sauce thing really seriously. so i mean, she got her sauce. you don't get extra sauce. >> you should for the trouble. well, i guess what do you mean, you guess? >> i don't know, i can't get over her roots. i mean, like, it's blue. it's pink, and then she's like your color. >> she does actually kind of look like someone. do we have the side by side? she looks like someone else who i know very well. oh, really? yes. okay, charles, i got to be honest. i would rather get hit than not get my sauce. >> all right. listen, by the way, i thought she was like little debbie growing up. like she got bigger, though, you know? anyway, i've driven away from restaurants, these fast food restaurants with missing stuff. yeah, and it does you off. it does? the sauce, per se, but maybe something about that sauce. i've never had the raising cane's sauce, so it's good. it is? yeah. >> actually had it. >> it must be. you know what? they have the second they make the second largest amount of money of any fast food restaurant in america outside of chick fil a. so there might

be something to it. but i have gone back when? when something's missing, it pisses you off. i mean, you know, you spend 3 or 4 bucks on it, and all of a sudden it's not in the bag. >> yes. and when you go to eat fast food, you're not like, i'm hungry. and i need some nutrients to fuel my day. that's not why you're at fast food. you fast food fulfills you emotionally. you're going there either to celebrate something or you had a bad day. you need the dopamine. and then when they set up, you were already teetering on the edge. it's not. i mean, people should know that. people should know that. it's like how there's people at bars, you know, you're dealing with drunk people. it's kind of the same thing. what do you think, maggie? >> right. i buried myself in fast food after julie and i mutually broke up. but honestly, i think the alleged assailant had a little bit of a point. because they're supposed to make you whole. and she did have to travel back. the food that she bought is probably cold now, and she had to pay for gas. they didn't make her whole if i go in there, they

forgot the sauce. i had to go through all that trouble. i'm demanding a 25 piece chicken fingers. you know, i'm going to be eating more fingers than the whole cast of the survivors of the movie alive. that was a little convoluted, but there's more, i think. i think her big mistake was doing this in florida because she's charged with a felony. where you did that in new york, that maybe a cop will say, stop that. >> and you do that in california. >> they'll arrest the employee. and their other mistake was going to the hair salon and asking for the unicorn, right. but i would still go out with her. >> tyler, what do you think? >> i think, well, i think clearly her hairstylist is that trump hating because this is your clientele. i don't listen to anyone whose head is the trans flag. you know, that's a

that's a soft rule. i have. but i think also i don't think she means sauce. i think she's talking about fentanyl. i think it's like when the mob is like, you didn't bring the sauce, you know, you didn't bring. they're talking about drugs. but either way trump's going to fix it on day one. he's going to get up there at his inaugural. we are doing unlimited sauce right. we're gonna end it unlimited sauce right. everybody gets your sauce. >> we're doing no, we're doing no tax on nuggets. >> right. nobody could do right. and rfk is going to be there. we're not doing any tax on nuggets right. these are free range chickens. excuse me. we are raising cane's in free range. everything's healthy cheryl. >> i'm not defending the violence but she hit her on the thigh. and if you have to be hit somewhere, the thigh is the best because it's the most fat,

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