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president trump has proposed eliminating the debt ceiling mainly because his son barron keeps hitting his head on it. archeologists have discovered more than a dozen egyptian mummies with gold tongues and fingernails, proving that hip hop is a lot older than we thought. now to the monologue. look, whenever i get a chance to fill in for the big trippin, i mean, little guy, i do love to do music in our breaks because i hate rhyming, but the only thing i hate more than rhyming is the pandemic, corruption, and wasting of taxpayers hard earned money. as it turns out, the music industry was just as shady as slim. last year, a detailed report from business insider claimed that lil wayne, chris brown and others were just a

few of the musicians who applied for and received payouts during the pandemic as part of the shuttered venue operators grant. it was a government program meant in part to support all the contractors, drivers, techs, roadies, the artists who are employed and the only way they make money is when they go on tour. but they didn't know how the artists spent the money until now. after a review of thousands of documents, business insider alleges a handful of artists spent the funds to pay themselves huge amounts or throw lavish parties. and you wonder why america is sick of entertainers. it's not just because alec baldwin's bad with a gun. what? i'm wrong. now. lil wayne was the name that shocked me the most. it wasn't a big fan of his music, but i thought of him as a decent brother. he's been outspoken about his respect for police and refused to ever get into

race baiting, but this report showed nothing little about wayne putting his hands in america's pockets, according to those documents obtained by business insider, he spent more than $1.3 million on private jets, half a million on designer clothes and even 15,000 on flights and hotel rooms for mysterious women, including a waitress at a hooters type restaurant. now, look, i love hooters as much as the next guy. well, not as much as these guys. trust me, they're not going there for the wings. but really, we reached out to lil wayne and chris brown reps for comment. but just like my dad when he said he was going to get a pack of cigs, we never heard back. one more of those. oh. again, this is lil wayne who sold his master recordings for $100

million. so while he's partying it up on your dime, the walls were coming down on empty business of everyday americans. and sure, part of the problem was the lockdowns themselves. the government forced performers off the road and had a duty to compensate the people who put on their shows. but sadly, like everything else during covid, it made the rich or richer. while the average joe was left out without a chair when the music stopped. so the next time they drop a new album before you buy it, remember that you already did. >> hashtag. nuff said. >> let's welcome tonight's guest. he's behind more great matches than eharmony, ring of honor champion and the king of new york, chris jericho. hi, guys. she's on fox more than gold commercials. cohost of outnumbered in new york times, number one bestselling author of under his wings, emily compagno. he can do stand up,

sitting down comedian adam hunter. >> oh, no. what is it? >> she's so pregnant. instead of drones, she constantly sees stalks. new york times best selling author. fox news contributor. the one and only kat timpf. adam, you probably lost tens of dollars when covid canceled your comedy shows. did you get government compensation and how were you able to keep that? >> you know, no, i actually work for this nonprofit company. it's called my career, right? >> but speaking of rappers, today on facebook, i marked myself safe from diddy. thank you. diddy actually asked to see his kids, and when the judge said no, he has to see anybody else's kids. but i actually like lil wayne. this is very disappointing. yeah, you know, if i was a rapper,

i'd be a little vegan that way. i have no beef. nice. >> but another one? >> yes, i have another one. but but this is ridiculous. i mean, that like, i remember the good old days when rappers would rob you face to face, you know? now, like during covid, i'm wearing a mask while getting robbed. that wasn't bad. okay. but yeah. no, i mean, who would have thought chris brown i mean, chris brown actually has a meet and greet for $1,000. you could you could give him a hug and for 5000 he'll kick you in the face. so that's what i have for those. awesome. >> cat. >> i know that's what i have for those. >> and seen, seen cat. >> i'm having a real hard time thinking lil wayne would do this. could it possibly be because in entertainment industry you have shady managers, shady agents who are doing maybe they're doing the paperwork and not telling the artist where. >> i'm looking for someone who

graduated college in 2010, was a fan of lil wayne as i did, graduated in 2010. i mean, he was in every song. you'd be listening to a song, and all of a sudden he's like, it's like, oh, there he is again. but it's disappointing. it's heartbreaking because now when i hear him say, i need a winn-dixie grocery bag full of money right now to the vip section, it's not going to hit the same. no, because i'm going to be like, that's my money, you. you know, i mean, new york is so okay, so new york is not the same. ever since covid, there's what made new york so special was all the little small family owned restaurants and things like that, though a lot of those closed down because they couldn't afford to stay open without customers, you know, which is not a failure of the business owner. part of a business is that you're a business with customers. there are entire blocks in new york that are now either empty or it's like dunkin donuts, starbucks, all these things that you can get donuts. it's like a strip mall

on the sidewalk. and so new york is not new york anymore. and then you see that lil wayne is spending, what, 88,000 or, you know, somewhere between 80 and $90,000 on expenses for a concert. even before max, he was at the club with two chainz. i did truly expect better of him. >> i think we all did. chris, first, thanks for coming to the show. second, now, you also are the lead singer of fozzy, great rock band and you're one of the goats in wrestling. thank you. during the pandemic, it was tough because both those things you your key ingredient was right. live audiences. yeah. how hard was that time for you? >> well, it was tough performing in front of no people because wrestling is a lot like stand up comedy. >> you go by the reaction of the audience to decide what you want to do. so it's like standing against the wall telling jokes. there was really no reaction whatsoever. but i want to circle back to this little wayne issue here. they said that he spent money on on these girls who one of them who

worked at a hooters type restaurant type. so with this type of money, he couldn't actually go to hooters itself. and what is a hooters type restaurant like? funbags down in the village? yeah. you know, is it cans, cans, cans in little. and my thing is, isn't any restaurant a hooters type restaurant? >> yeah. applebee's with enough beer can be a hooters steakhouse. >> could be a hooters restaurant. if they're not, they just need to try harder. >> yeah, i think i think they said hooters like to avoid being sued. emily, was that you think that was from a legal standpoint? is there anything that can be done? can the doj come after these guys for this for like when they've now seen because they're like, well, this is an old story. but no, they're just now finding out the misappropriation of all the funding is there. or is it just you just got away with it. yeah. >> no i think well first of all, a little a little bit of both. and the reality is that 100% there is criminal

liability for misusing funds. >> and then the sort of messy detritus of not only the music industry when you when you mention the managers and accountants and all the things is that for every talent, there's a molecule of professionals around them that are there in support and that are supposed to be reliable. >> i've seen many prosecutions for tax evasion, ridiculous reasons and ridiculously low amounts. but one in particular that was so egregious was a woman in her 60s, like a normal working housewife who relied on her accountant and was still prosecuting your tax dollars, went to prosecuting her federally, and she went to prison for a really nominal amount. >> and she maintained and believably, i just did what the accountant told me, like you think you think i have an accountant, and then i'm just doing my taxes on the side. nefariously. and the whole point is, when you rely on these professionals, on attorneys, on doctors, on everything, you're supposed to rest easy because they've got it. and the crappy part is that in the eyes of the law, it doesn't matter. you're still on the hook. and the only you know in between the two, like lil

wayne, can sue the accountant and say, i relied on you. you know, you can. you can sue for that. >> that negligence, essentially, but resulting in incarceration. >> but the end of the day, the government doesn't care because remember, a dollar misused, the government views it as a dollar lost on its part. there's no income. it's the government's income is our money. so if you waste it, they're going to come after you. but to me, the losers here are the american people. it's the small businesses who closed who who could have used the funds, stewarded wisely. we didn't have the regulations in the first place. >> they wouldn't have needed to be used to help venues and bands. and being in a rock band and being wrestling everything shut down during that time. there's so many venues that never were able to reopen. yes, like you mentioned, a venue is a small business. when you go to these small towns and you can't play anywhere because the place shut down because there was no money, it's not fair, you know. >> you know, and as we talked and i was thinking, adam, i think you backed me up on this. i think hooter like means strip club. i just it took me a while to get there, but, like, that sounds better, you know? like where. where were you? i was at

a hooters like restaurant, remember? >> i get my tights from there. >> yes. >> right. we went. >> we went to, like, a strip club or straight up hooters. >> oh, hooters. hooters has the best tights. y'all know that's where we get our. >> like, he spent $80,000 on these birthday parties. like, my wife wanted to spend $2,000 for my kids birthday party. and i was like, no way. she's like, there has to be a theme. like it'll be poverty. >> i just think it's a drag that the rappers took so much money from the us government that apparently zelensky is thinking about dropping an album. >> i love tonight. >> man, this is awesome. nice little bell on that one. >> there we go. >> before that was called a growing pot. >> yes. >> well done. nailed it. before we go, don't forget to grab your tickets to my stand up comedy tour in 2025. dozens of new dates have been added and they make great christmas gifts. head over to my linktree website for more info. and coming up, her guilt is not disputed, but her sentence got commuted. damn it. first,

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sentence of josephine virginia gray, also known as the black widow. she was convicted of insurance fraud linked to the murders of two husbands and a boyfriend, going all the way back to 1974. oh, is that what happened to my dad? >> wow. that's two. yeah. >> if i can joke about this, you can. exactly. unless you're here. is there a tall, light skinned guy? no. we're good. all right. now, after 22 years in prison, she walks free thanks to uncle joe. interesting, because i could have sworn the white house said they were only granting clemency to nonviolent offenders. just imagine if joe's colleagues had known they could get away with killing a spouse. oh. cat. clearly, joe is not studying in the laboratory, as you so cleverly

pointed out last week. >> yes, i'm against this. >> thank you as much as nuff said. >> as much as i generally love to see women in male dominated fields. yeah, i think this one's taking it too far. that deserved way more. you guys are. >> it's the whole dad thing. like, you know, it was the dad thing. but here's the thing. she wasn't charged for murder, right? >> because they said she was insurance fraud. she said she would never get out because of all the time. and then joe biden's like, yeah, want to bet? >> that wasn't even funny. you never know what's going to work. yeah, you never know what's going to land. >> there in court. and they're like, she's got 40 years. well, shouldn't we go after the murder? no, she'll never see the light of day. right. somebody overplayed their hand a little bit. yeah, but how does that even how does that pardon even come up?

>> i'm just wondering like you said how does that pardon come up? it seems like biden is just partying pardoning everybody at this point in time. like i feel that he's kind of wandering around at his house in pajamas and thinking, okay, who else? oj, oj still around? yeah, amy fisher is amy fisher. and meanwhile poor joe exotic. yeah. can't catch a break and all he exotic already. >> all he did was supposedly talk about killing somebody. >> yeah. >> she smoked three. >> yes. brothers in arms get get joe exotic out and then worry about the rest of these people. >> please, joe. >> he's going to write you a letter, joe exotic. >> oh, yeah. >> hopefully joe biden does too. >> that'd be great. >> it'll be in crayon. >> that's that is the softball of all softballs, right. >> oatmeal stains on it. emily, somebody else is doing these pardons. and to bring the

temperature down a little bit, we had a judge selling kids. rumor has it a couple other individuals on there had child pornography on their stuff. and then now a woman who was killing husbands and boyfriends for insurance money. there's no way he's reading these cue cards. like, who is making these pardons that, that. shouldn't that be the real question? because cat said there's no way he was up all night looking at the stats and making charts and checking it twice and seeing who's naughty and nice. he's the most he's the most santa claus of all time. >> he's no santa. >> he's no santa, that's for sure. yeah. look, the thing that's so appalling to me is that whoever recommended this didn't read the cue card either. there is no way that someone even read beyond the conviction, beyond the actual conviction, and thought that it was okay to recommend a pardoning for that and the dereliction. to me, it's every link in the chain. so to your point, the maryland da decided declined to prosecute a homicide because insurance. yeah. >> for three. not once, not

twice thrice thrice because the sentence for the federal insurance fraud charges were, to your point, were 40 years. >> that's a total dereliction. look, there's prosecutorial discretion. and they say, i don't want to waste the taxpayer dollars. no, bro, that's exactly what you spend our taxpayer dollars for that. right. exactly. so now this person's out because there's boxes that were checked. that's the that's the shameful veneer on this is that whatever team that loves to check boxes, they were the same ones i'm sure that put the vp there and that took biden out. they said, oh, here's someone that checks this box and this box and it's a nonviolent felony because they did not look any deeper other than insurance fraud. the whole point, you guys, the insurance fraud was that you can't collect, you can't financially benefit from someone you've murdered. so the second half of that sentence, every wife in this audience and at home, you cannot what financially benefit from someone you've murdered or from the murder itself? wait, i have a question. yes. there's no exceptions to that. do we know if she's single? >> if she is not, she's

probably dating the dumbest guy on the planet. >> like, yeah, yeah, but you know what? there's no double jeopardy. so maybe if marilyn has, you might want to stay outside. so, like, if they have no statute of limitations, then watch out. because she might because she was on house arrest. so she's probably on hinge. just like i'm a homebody. >> i think you want to stay away from any woman with the name black widow. yeah, it kind of self-explanatory. >> yeah, i think she's seeing the light and biden's starting to walk towards it. yeah, but, i mean, they kept saying biden was healthy and he is, because he's a vegetable. yes. you're asking like i think she is. actually, biden, i think is setting her up with hunter. no, i'm surprised hunter didn't go to the funerals of the guys. >> and because it's kind of his thing. >> yeah, that's his thing. >> he is a widower, albeit a black widow. >> i just got it. >> i mean, he went to his brother's funeral and then he

was the one that was stiff. >> erase that one. >> that one's bad. okay, but i'm just. no, i'm just saying you're right. biden doesn't know he's not making these calls. i mean, he went to africa and fell asleep with the leaders of africa. yeah. and then he woke up and he saw so many black people, he thought he died and came back a kardashian. so. >> i don't even know how to feel right now. all right, up next, aoc's in a rage, losing to a guy twice her age. because we can't get on. >> board. >> laci and her unborn child did not deserve to die. >> everybody was frantic. with the exception of scott. >> he wasn't showing the concern. >> we find the defendant, scott lee peterson, guilty of the crime of murder. >> he's been in prison for 20 years and there's no evidence he did that. >> is there a chance scott

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or whatever lost to a 70 year old congressman gerry connolly for the top democrat spot on the house oversight committee. and she was practically on the verge of tears when she talked to reporters. robert doris, i ran the best race that i could, and i think to all of our folks at home that were watching, i just want to thank everyone so much for their support inside the caucus and outside. >> and i'm ready to move forward and protect our communities and fight for working people. >> boo. hoo. meanwhile, trump trolled her big time on social media, posting on truth social. really? too bad that aoc lost the battle for the leadership seat in the democratic party. she should keep trying. someday she will be successful. aoc replied. damn, you know it's bad when even trump is feeling

bad for me. should we tell her that president trump was being sarcastic? maybe not. then would have to tell her what? sarcastic means. adam. she she's trying to play it off like she was in on the joke. yeah. she was not in on. >> no, no, she got spanked by an old man. or as bill belichick calls it, foreplay. yeah. but they're saying nancy pelosi was behind this. you can't accuse pelosi of being lazy. like she was falling down the stairs while making phone calls. and while she was falling, her husband was yelling, sell, sell, sell! but but trump is the greatest troll. i mean, he's a great troll. like kamala's campaign kept saying, we're not going back. and then trump gets in and cancels daylight savings time. yeah. that's it, that's

it. >> that's what you've got for that one. >> should have ended one before we call it ribs. >> right? right. he's ribbing her. yeah. but she she was not in the ribs. she really believed that he was genuinely was that is that attention seeking personified i think she's kind of thinking this trump guy isn't so bad. >> i think she's going to slide into his dms. oh my gosh. i actually have a quick question. i'm a little bit jealous of aoc. how does one get to be known by their three initials aoc? i really want to be referred to for the rest of this show as. ck ck ck. >> all right. ck yes. oh, hold on, triple h on line one. emily, what advice would you give her? how does she pick up the pieces with this little caveat? she's never passed a law or legislation her entire time. she's been to more dinners and dances than actually her office. what would

your advice be to her on how she could turn it around next time? >> that that social media is not the real world, that, you know, cooking meals while chatting with your followers, that's that's not your real constituents. at the end of the day, i feel like she got slapped with reality. that is, the people within the esteemed halls of congress. don't trust her, don't care about her, don't respect her, and in no way support her being in any type of leadership position. and i think we're seeing sort of that first, like clash of someone who grew up with social media or as a social media star and thinking that that translate to success legislatively, like just bro, do your job, legislate, actually represent the people. i mean, remember she kicked out amazon. so right there there was a ton of there's thousands of jobs lost here in this city where we live thanks to her not getting it. so i feel like, you know, with her approach to things, she belongs in some academic campus where you can get self pats on the back and things like this. you know, you cheer each other on for being

ridiculous. but at the end of the day, especially with the housecleaning that's occurring like it's there's a new sheriff in town, there's a new house in town, and there's no room for that kind of behavior anymore. the silliness. >> that i know from time to time, you can be a little sensitive about how people talk to people on social media. was was trump doing a little too much or was this okay? >> yeah. i mean, i mean, that's what he does, right? i always feel like he could be better when he doesn't do things like that. but then there's nancy. yeah. then there's nancy pelosi, who i would say is quiet and diabolical. yes. yeah. and there is really something to that. if i had an enemy that i wanted to destroy, she and i knew her, she'd be the only phone call i would ever make. and they would. they would never know what happened. i mean, just look at how she did, joe. yeah. okay. right where she pushed him out. and

then she was interviewed about him afterwards and said he was one of the great presidents and should be on mount rushmore. that is unbelievable level of trolling because it's not you don't even know what hit you because he's watching with one tear coming down his eye. >> in wrestling, we call it. she's very sneaky. sneaky. yes, yes. behind his back. >> she is diabolical in a way that i think has never been matched. >> when she was falling down the stairs, biden said, you're stealing my act. >> so. but why would she be lobbying against aoc nancy? >> because it's super progressive versus the establishment democrats. >> and aoc was with matt gaetz on trying to make sure you could not work, have a family member working in the stock market. >> you were going to cut off like, you want me to buy cheaper ice cream? hell no. yeah. >> let's not forget that her husband has a 65% return yield on his stock. so he makes it.

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>> tonight on? should we be concerned? walmart workers starting to wear body cam cameras? adam a new pilot program at certain walmart stores has some employees wearing body cams to help settle disputes and stop theft. the cameras are visible and signs are used to inform customers they're being filmed. will this become a new reality tv show? >> it should. it should be the real housewives of diabetes. but because these people are, they're big. >> okay, that one guy loved it. >> he looked. no, i mean anything to provide like i hate like going to cvs or rite aid where everything is locked up, you know, so that this prevents that. that's great. because i was at cvs, i went to behind the counter and the person behind the counter was locked up. so this helps that i'm in. >> is that your relative? >> no. >> no, i don't think so. >> i don't think so.

>> like me? >> cat, i know you love this. i know you love this, but is this a threat? oh, yeah. housewives and all the reality shows it's a threat. just flip on 24 hour walmart. >> it's a threat to me. would i go to walmart? i'm not camera ready. >> to be fair, nobody is. >> yeah, i also don't think i'm unique in that when you go to what you go to walmart looking like away, you won't even look in front of your own mirror at home. yeah. and they can say what they will about the footage, but like there's always a risk it gets out. yeah. and i think it could really has the potential to truly destroy lives. because when you're in when you're when you're in walmart, you're not looking good. you're not feeling good. there's nothing that is good except for the savings. and now i would i

think i would take a sponsorship from walmart. i know everybody wants to do like all the fancy i would. i would gladly be the face of walmart. i wouldn't have to put on any makeup. >> well, most people there are pregnant. >> yeah, well no they're not. you can't ask either because that'll start a walmart fight. >> that's true, that's true. yeah. >> when you ask somebody who's a deuce and a quarter if they're expecting. yeah. and they're like, why? what made you say that? >> and you're like, oh no, i just say sorry. >> emily, is it not fair that we don't get to see the walmart workers anymore? because we'll just see the chest cams. we won't see the rest of them. >> i'm like, picturing r2d2's eye. i want to know how far the reach is. like, are they picking up? you know, the people fighting in the aisle over, like, how far is the volume? reach the microphone, reach the camera, reach. how

detailed is it like, are they going, you know, as we're paying it, it just seems to me like another waste of money for the issue, which is just prosecute the crimes. like, how about that? how about we how about we deter anyone from beating up walmart employees and stealing all of their stuff so that they don't have to wear body cams? like they're not cops? like, what is this like? let's go back to the root of the problem. >> that's what i was thinking, too. if you have, you know, the 65 year old lady going, boop, boop boop, and she's wearing a body cam, what the is she going to do when someone gets in a fight? someone shoplifts. hey, you stop or i'll say stop again. like, what are you going to do? >> and then they're still not going to prosecute them the whole point. so like we know who it is okay. why? because they're on camera. but then we still don't. they still don't go to jail. it's still a misdemeanor. if it's less than you know. no, it's true. >> the thieves have their own greeters. >> now you just see, like some

of the walmart employees running down the aisle trying to get to the right, and you hear the heavy breathing, then when they stop, you're staring at them. >> oh, my god, that's when you see the ground episode of cops, you know, like, oh, these are. >> and then you're seeing them sneak eating oreos while they're looking. i think it's going to be unbelievable. i'm. >> and then when technology advances, they go to the next round of body cams. do the original body cams go to the clearance rack? yes, exactly. can we buy those next to the tickle me elmo and the pam dawn cds? >> oh, i love pm dawn. it's my a pm dawn reference, ladies and gentlemen. >> and the fact that she started singing and no one else is. yeah, man. >> hell, yeah. yeah. >> something you would only usually see at walmart. >> yeah. yes. >> the last place where you can still buy cds and on the list. >> cat. >> anything else? because you're on fire. >> i'm just thinking about my lucrative deal. coming. all right, we're gonna roll. let's roll out of here like walmart rolls back prices.

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another clip for you. >> it's video of the day, part two. >> if the viewers at home could only see what we just saw. whoa. all right. our second video of the day comes from colorado, where a man who was busted for drunk driving for a drunk driving crash and had a blood alcohol level four times the legal limit, told a cop he was, quote, a professional drinker, wrote sven. >> how much have you had to drink tonight, man? don't either. >> no, i'm asking you, bro. sure, sure. how much? yeah, probably 1010 drinks. >> all right. cool your ten drinks. steve. >> ray, you're pretty drunk. >> hey. >> yeah. okay, i'm gonna tell you right now, like i'm a professional drinker. okay? so. all right, i got you.

>> he's with professional drinker chris, right? >> say that he's probably not a professional drinker. if he got caught, that would be the number one rule to not do that. >> i also like how he corrected the officer. eight. >> yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah. right. >> oh, that's a horse of a different color. >> breaking breaking news. biden just pardoned him. oh, nice. yes. >> nice. >> ck ck. good job. >> another delayed pop for ck. >> emily, you're his lawyer. get him off the case. >> i don't know if i can. i don't know if i want to get him off. i just love grow up. >> yes. no. >> thank you. oh, my gosh, i love the cops reaction. like they're trained so professionally. just like whatever they're listening to, they're like, that's right okay. totally. like he's like, well, but i just want to let you guys know i'm a professional drinker. and the cops are like, oh, you know,

roger. copy. like i just it's so smooth and easy because it just lets them just hang themselves with their words. i mean, the thing is, that was the scene of, like, a gnarly accident. so if anyone was injured, i hope he now becomes a professional clinker. oh, my god, i just made that up. >> that's so funny. >> and she didn't even write it down. adam. she didn't even write it down. no notes. speaking of notes, what do you got? >> there's only one professional drinker. her name is kamala. yes. >> oh. >> but, yeah, i used to be a professional drinker. and now i have a sponsor. but you ever get so drunk you think you're floating? but it turns out you got two bouncers holding you up. >> that would be some big bouncers in my case. >> yeah, it's a good point, but yeah. no, i good advice, though. if you do get pulled over by the cops and he says touch your nose, don't say simon didn't say they will not laugh at all. >> kind of like this crowd. >> yeah, yeah. pretty much. thank you, thank you hbk okay,

so. >> we're losing control here. >> chat what if any advice i am calling. >> i heard people be like, oh, i hear people talk about this like he's at least he's being honest. look at me. he's being honest. no he's not. no, no he's not. he's obliterated. if he really is a professional drinker. way more than ten did that to him. what? yeah. ten bottles. you don't have ten drinks. okay. you had way more than ten drinks. he probably doesn't know how many. he probably had 47 drinks. he's probably been up drinking for a number of days. and he's probably also had a few pills. >> yeah. no, he his best guess. 1010. and then he corrected him eight. but i think that was for the number of days of no i was gonna say he had ten. >> i believe that he had probably had ten cool down beers. >> yeah. >> yeah, i think not that you're proud of anything he does, but the fact that he was still able to speak some form of english was probably a positive for him. but how many?

emily. because no one else was involved. >> he looks dirty. where were you drinking? >> probably in the back of a walmart. >> yeah. >> check the body cams. check the body cams. check the body cams. >> i'd be a little more concerned about whatever grave digging he was doing. black widow? >> no. he escaped. >> yeah. >> yes. he escaped. >> yeah. that was the tranquilizer in him? yes. >> like a kill bill. he was getting out of the being buried alive. >> i don't i don't listen, i've this police aside, but like, i think for the fellas, a few of us have maybe came home drunk every once in a while. >> and the wife says, how many beers or how long have you been drinking with your buddies? and you try to look her in the face and lie to her? i felt like i've been there before where you're like, look. yeah, it was a guy thing. how many do you have? well, don't judge me. >> you know, i also think we're missing the point. there's no

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