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♪ ♪ >> kat: good evening everyone, i'm kat timpf filling in for greg goes been gone so long we run out of stuff to say about it. it's friday so you know what that means, let's welcome tonight's guests. he once busted santa for breaking and entering, former nypd inspector and fox news contributor paul mauro. [cheering and applause] >> kat: she can turn a press conference into a party and a sound bite into a symphony, erin perrine. [cheering and applause] >> kat: he sells razors and never wears blazers, host of the david angelo show on youtube and founder of western razor company, david angelo. [cheering and applause] >> kat: and he is so tall he already saw the ball drop.

"new york times" best selling author, canadian and world champion tyrus. [cheering and applause] >> kat: before we get to some news stories let's do this ♪ ♪ >> announcer: greg sloan over. -- greg's leftovers -- >> kat: where i read the jokes we did not use this week. mexico is planning to open shelters for 12,000 of it's own citizens in preparation for deportations. sadly those shelters could also attract michael -- pornhub released it's list of most populous -- popular search terms. tennessee's was milf. they may want to cancel next year's tour dates in nashville. get it because i will be a hot milf next year! >> look out. >> kat: gen z cashiers are

reportedly having trouble recognizing real cash. they are also having trouble recognizing real lips. [laughs] >> kat: a man has broken a guinness record by creating the world's smallest washing machine. he's already heard from one interested investor. dangerously cold weather settled into new york this week. in fact it's so cold in new york it's getting harder to tell who is smoking crack. it's so cold and new york residents are telling tourists to go f-f-f- [ bleep ] themselves. it's ogled in new york the ball in times square is half the size that used to be. new york he -- new year's these -- new year's eve less than a week away and already applying hair gel to ryan seacrest. sales at nike dropping as a search for a turnaround strategy continues under their new ceo.

management is so desperate for change they just adopted a new slogan. just do something. [laughs] >> kat: bert the crock seen in crocodile dundee has died at age 90. the good news, he still looks great. [laughs] >> kat: okay. so some democrats are mad it joe biden for spending his last few weeks in office out of sight. maybe they should be added to real president. -- mad at the real president. cnn senior reporter criticized president joe biden's decision to be on vacation right now and then he said this... >> a couple weeks before the election i had a conversation with a senior person in the white house and i said if harris loses, most of the way that biden will be remembered in the short-term is the guy who was just in between the trump terms. >> kat: you got that? he said biden will be remembered as the guy who was just in between the trump terms.

i don't agree with that at all. but much like when i tell david his razors make a great regift, i do not mean that as a compliment. what i mean is, i don't think that it's bad that biden is on vacation but that's because i really don't think he's doing all that much even when he's not. i think it's good for him to be on the beach because the sand breaks his falls. and i don't think that biden's legacy is going to be the guy who was just in between the trump terms. that's like saying jennifer garner will be remembered as the one between ben affleck's two j. lo terms. i think it's going to be something much worse, which is how absolutely mentally unfit he was and how badly anyone who noticed this obvious fact was gas lit over it. appease on "the wall street journal" talked about this, pointing to special council robert her explaining that he wasn't going to charge biden in part because he did not think a jury would convict a guy was such diminished faculties.

anyway, it was a huge moment that i will never forget. much like my engagement, finding out i was pregnant and that one time greg told me i was doing a good job. but it wasn't the only one. there were a lot of truly crazy moments that we were somehow supposed to accept as being perfectly normal. stuff like forgetting people were dead. >> representative jackie, are you here? where's jackie? >> kat: that jackie he was looking for died a month before that. and he would forget who living people were too. >> it's all about treating people with dignity and it's about making sure that look i mean for example, look at the heat i'm getting because i named a -- the secretary of defense, the black man. >> kat: yeah, he can't be racist, guys, he helped out old

what's his name, the black guy. that's dignity. his name is lloyd austin by the way. and of course let's not forget my own personal favorite. >> put on the windshield wipers to get literally the oil slick off the window. that's why i and so many other people i grew up with have cancer. >> kat: so that was the problem this whole time? you all thought it was dementia. but to his credit since he took office not one person has been diagnosed with oil cancer. [cheering and applause] >> kat: yep. that's why i and so many other people i know have cancer. remember that? and then there were like oh, he said he's been affected by cancer. that's not what he said! paul, don't you think biden will be remembered for something worse than being in between

trump's terms first of all? and when was it you knew biden was out? >> isn't it amazing we all got used to that, first of all? we haven't seen him much lately but you see those clubs now and you go wow, that guy was a leader of the free world. >> kat: still is by the way, allegedly. >> to go to the point that i knew you would have to say to yourself, when the leader of the free world, literally the most powerful man alive, has an imaginary friend, that is when i kind of knew. that's when i knew we were in trouble here. ♪ ♪ [laughs] >> was the imaginary friend some sort of senior advisor? did he tell him just pulled out of afghanistan, it will be no problem? you have to say to yourself, he could not remember, as you showed that can you get it anecdotally as well, he could

not remember the names of advisors, could not remote or what they had told him, so why should we be surprised. i've been involved at enough transitions. when the top person is m.i.a., the thing runs for a while but then at the edges it starts to completely fray. we haven't had an executive for four years and you've seen the results. >> kat: that clip you showed, 2022. erin, is this all on the media or do you put it on anyone else also? >> there's a large level of culpability in the media but also the biden administration. these people knew that this man was not up for the job. he's clearly not up for the job when we see the clips. special council didn't interview with joe biden and then put out the report and early 2024 and in that report robert hur said we won't prosecute because we don't think a jury could find him culpable given his mental decline. which means during that interview, which was before the report came out, people were in that room and aware of where joe biden was mentally. this is a massive cover-up.

in that interview be just saw, he then goes on to say, you know, they could finish this like the west wing and know that they have more power right now every single day than they do when they are out of the white house. this isn't the west wing, this is reality. this is much worse. it's not funny anymore. that man is a sitting president of the united states. can't remember who's in his cabinet, if there are people near him, what's going on half the time and he supposed to make the decisions to keep us safe. that should terrify everybody and i hold the media and the white house press corps culpable because they travel with the man. if the press team is keeping you this far from the principal, there's a reason. that is exactly what happened. a great example of them trying to keep the press from the president was at the white house easter egg roll. >> kat: excellent transition. >> thank you very much. >> did he think at that moment

like yes, i will follow you this way, i have no idea what's going on. he was starting to talk about geopolitical catastrophe and then the body is like over here body, this way. >> kat: truly wild. david, what do you think his legacy will be? >> i don't care about joe biden anymore. i'm just on fox to hopefully get a position on the trump cabinet. i feel like i got passed over for fbi director. it was a snob. -- snub. i figured interior something, nobody knows what it does. >> they need a new easter bunny. >> that was the illuminati or something. joe biden, i don't have a clip. i think actually it's more rare to have a clip of joe biden not [ bleep ] up. [laughs] >> that's a clip i brought. let's roll that clip.

[applause] >> good morning. [laughs] >> great job. you did it. [cheering and applause] >> kat: it really does show what we've come to accept when we are all applauding that he was capable of good morning. he walked to the appropriate place, stopped and said good morning. >> and apparently it was morning. [laughs] >> he did go into a tirade with some racial slurs. but he did a good job up until that point. >> i have to push back a little bit. he forgot names but he sure remembered who was black and who was not. he could pick a black guy out, it didn't matter where he was at. i don't know what day it is or

what time it is but i know damn sure that guy is black. >> kat: the things that we give this credit person for. >> he can spot a black guy like that. everything else was going but not that. >> kat: it's true. >> i guess i should have changed my clip to the beginning because your question was i know when it ended but my eyebrows raised when he was in charlamagne tha god and said if you don't vote for me you aren't black. because he really knows how to see a black person so that's one thing he's very good at. but what ended it for him, which ended it for everybody, if there was anybody who had any doubt in their mind, was the debate, when he killed medicaid. when they were like with the curtain going let the curtain go, it's over broke back it's

over. the bunny could not save him. rolled a clip. >> what i've been able to do with the covid -- excuse me with dealing with everything we have to do with -- look if -- we finally beat medicare. [laughs] >> unfortunately there was no way he could blame that on a black guy so there was absolutely it. but that was the end. that was the part of "the wizard of oz" where the curtain came up and we all saw the senile little old man. but he's out of the office but the people making decisions are still in the office and they are doing everything they can to sabotage the incoming president so we really -- this really needs to be an investigation. we need to get to the bottom of what progressive group was calling shots for the united states of america. they weren't elected, they didn't have the american people's position and clearly he had no idea what was going on.

>> i don't know if you can play tyrus' clip again but he looks like my dog when i'm opening a bag. when i'm in the kitchen and i'm opening a bag, that's what trump's face. >> he looked like everyone of us want someone is just out of the [bleep]. >> he knows the cabinet is open. [laughs] [cheering and applause] >> a treat. >> he was saying what the [bleep] did he just say? >> kat: oh man. >> i won. this is so great. >> kat: up next, is that canada's fate to become an american state? [cheering and applause]

♪ ♪ [cheering and applause] >> kat: maybe trump is not faking about the land of bacon. since winning the white house president-elect trump has joked about canada becoming the 51st state and even called prime minister justin trudeau the governor. and like greg becoming a stay-at-home mom, that may not be as far-fetched as it sounds. even shark tank star canadian ambassador kevin o'leary is

lending his support. >> there's 41 million canadians, basically the population of california, sitting on the world's largest amounts of all resources, including the most important, energy. what this could mean is the beginning of an economic union. think about the power of combining the economies, erasing the border between canada and the united states and putting all of that resource up to the northern borders were china and russia are knocking on the door. secure that, give a common currency, figure out taxes across the board, get everything trading both ways, create a new almost passport. i like this idea and at least half of canadians are interested. >> kat: kevin hasn't been this excited since he broke ground on a new two story wallet. meanwhile, canada's finance foreign minister has visited president-elect trump at mar-a-lago to talk about how their country will secure the border to avoid tariffs.

so while it's unlikely canada whatever become the 51st state, they are very -- there very well could be a new partnership on the horizon which means david can finally afford that shania twain shower curtain. [laughs] >> been saving up. >> kat: david, he said some sort of economic deal. i don't know what that means. what do you think? >> when i think economic deals i think western razor.com. [laughs] [applause] >> you guys never put the address up, i have to do it myself. [laughs] >> kat: i like how you kind of messed up. >> i only had one piece of paper. >> kat: not going to redo the whole thing. >> i also don't have the heart to tell you that white paper glares in the camera so all they will see is a glowing uneven line. it looks like you say what's left of your christmas wrapping paper to make assigned. >> that is what happened. but nonetheless, it will make

them try harder to decipher what's on there. but that's what i think. and if canada becomes part of the united states, that's great because then western razor's, they can be delivered there and they can be manufactured there because we are made in america. here's one thing. my one comment about canada. i don't like a leader named justin. it doesn't have gravitas. a nuclear strike at 3:00 a.m., north korea launch the missiles, we have two alert justin. sounds like a 10-year-old. >> kat: with what people name kids unlike are we can have a president eight in someday? >> we could. >> josh. >> pages rainbow, that's a possibility. >> kat: i feel like i can't give you too much the play put out your -- because i am wearing my own merchandise. [laughs] i am wearing my supergirl

sweatshirt. you can't see the pants. they say hot soup goes in, hot takes come out. available now. >> kat: before you go to kat timpf.com... can we get that light down for sake? >> kat: erin, you are from buffalo which is sort of like canada. what do you think? >> an hour east of buffalo. i am a diehard buffalo bills fan so it's easy to assume. i'm from western new york. >> kat: i will be firing the person afterwards. >> ruin somebody's christmas holiday. my family would say that wouldn't be the first time. moving on. canada, when we were growing up canada was great because you could turn 18 ago across the border and drink. not how it is anymore. it's not as fun for us western new yorkers as it was when we were kids growing up. however i think canada, listen, it's never going to happen. they will never become part of the united states.

if anything all this does is may be make the economy bigger. i think kevin o'leary is right about that, he's seeing this in a league business way, look at all the economic impact. but it's never going to happen and i will say this though about canada, to their credit they have the better side of niagara falls. >> kat: teenagers can't drink anymore in canada? >> if you go over with the united states license they won't serve you anymore. >> kat: we would go to windsor and you'd said one person to check into the hotel not knowing that seven teenagers -- >> you understand what it's like to grow up near canada. >> kat: absolutely. officer. >> great quality for a country. the only place you can drink underage. >> when you grow up in western new york, it's a park. >> kat: the city of windsor is built on the money of drunk teenagers from detroit. >> niagara falls. >> when i was 16, to get some maple syrup. >> kat: paul, what do you think?

>> i made a list. upsides and downsides. first of all, if we take them as a state, right, where will all the hollywood liberals threaten to move to every time a republican get selected? they will have to go farther. >> bangladesh is beautiful in the summer. >> so jane fonda will have to go to the north pole. here's another one. hockey players can't kneel on ice. that's an upside. the canadian pipeline will now just be the pipeline. save everybody effort. also quebec city is paris without french people. so you can't do better than that. but there are downsides. maga doesn't work for canada so maybe we just take alberta, right? that kind of works. especially since he wants to make gretzky the president. and lastly we had up with justin trudeau as a citizen and we already have a gavin newsom. >> and you have to think about the two senate seats that would

come with canada. with justin trudeau and the way they elect liberals up there, that would pad the u.s. senate in the favor of democrats. >> why are my only giving them one state? it's a pretty big place. >> kat: he said that like half of canadians would support this. i don't know where he gets that figure from. >> i have a lot of issues with them saying stars of shark tank. they are just rich guys making people grovel for monday, shark tank. i don't see a lot of stardom in that. >> kat: sparks fly. >> i would love to go on if kevin is listening. [laughs] >> but i think it benefits canada a lot more than it benefits us. for one, they would finally have an nhl team that could win a cup so that would be a big thing, that would be good for them. who would we have to make fun of for calling their ski hats to? their gas prices are outrageous, we don't want any of that. they say kilometers which is

getting beat up over here. we don't want any of that. it seems very one-sided. to make them a state i guess would be cool but again it would be a state that none of us would really want to go to. what, you like snow, moose and people who spend their time that tim hortons all day? hard pass. >> those tim hortons are delicious. >> kat: all right. up next, why do americans give such a low score to 2024? [cheering and applause] narrator: for generations, this ally to the north has been by your side. ontario, canada, a partner connected by shared history, shared values, and a shared vision for what we can achieve together. stable and secure, when the world around us isn't. you can rely on ontario for energy to power your growing economy and for the critical minerals crucial to new technologies.

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all right, tyrus, what do you think would have happened -- would have needed to have happen for people to rated higher? should we be concerned? >> yeah. who gave it a six? i think most of america was giving it a one. [applause] >> gas, food, sex trafficking, 20 gazillion people strolling into the country, crime everywhere. oh yeah, that's a five. no! i worry about who does these polls. i don't know anybody i run into whose like this has been my year, broke, unless you work at a more. other than that. it's been a horrible year, everything was down. it did not get better until november fifth. after that, everyone could not wait for change. cannot wait for this election. everybody was miserable. everybody felt miserable. everybody felt like day six of not showering and you live in arizona. he just got groggy and greasy

and you just wanted to get clean. >> kat: david, 67% of americans reported some sort of growth. can you say the same for western razor? >> absolutely. i mean if you just go to western razor.com, you will see a multitude of new products we have. gold razors, pink razors for the lady at home. might want to razor. >> kat: for the lady at home who might want to razor. >> i've got pink razors, white ones, chrome, gold. we've got everything. this is a huge year for the razor business. [laughs] >> just see for yourself. >> kat: i don't know if that's is a lot of good about the year. a huge year for the razor business does not sound like a good year emotionally. >> it sounds like a dark year for most people. 6 out of 10. i think that's probably right. six maybe a little high.

i think most people assume everybody is pretty pessimistic but 2024 did end very well especially for the american people because they realized if we stand up and make our voices heard we can change the direction of the country and they did that in november on election day. 2024 was a great year for me. the buffalo bills are 12 and three, 11 and three. josh allen is having an mvp season, i got engaged. 2025 will be even better because josh allen will win mvp, the buffalo bills will win the super bowl and i will go to a super bowl parade in 2025. >> can we save this clip because of the bills don't win i want you to ask the question again. >> kat: i think the lions will be in the super bowl this year. >> i hope so. i hope it's all lions bills super bowl ad i hope it's the same outcome as the last. >> it could be a new york team. sorry. >> even i know there aren't any.

>> the new york rangers have a better to being in the super bowl. >> what tops the list was for people to reconnect with an old friend or family member. was that the case for you? >> heartwarming wasn't it? nauseating. what's happening here is that if you look at the percentages, that's almost the exact percentage that trump won by. i don't think it's an accident. i think this would have been a one or 2 out of 10 until november fifth and people said it was pretty bad but it wasn't that bad because at the end we pulled out and have managed to save the future. people are hopeful going into 2025 and i think that's a fairly bipartisan thing. the whole thing has been falling apart. but i do wonder who are the 30% that said that this past year was exceptional? who really thought that? the only thing i can think is they bought bitcoin or something. otherwise how did it get to be exceptional? i find that -- like you say, it

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>> announcer: a story in five words. [cheering and applause] >> kat: story in five words. china's fake a be bump trend. all right paul, young single woman in china, apparently wearing frank -- fake pregnancy bellies to do maternity photo shoots while they are still young and their bodies are at the physical peak because you do gain weight when you get pregnant. is this a trend you see yourself trying? [laughs] >> first of all thank you for

coming to me first because there is no joke i could make right now that's not going to offend you and have the audience. that said, you don't see women trying to look heavier very often in this country. china is a very unusual place but at least it's not men. whereas in america it would likely be. my question is, will they go all the way, simulate stretch marks, morning sickness? will the whole thing happen? if you are going to do it, go all in. >> kat: tyrus, i want you to know i did not write this question. [laughs] [simultaneous talking] >> kat: i did not write it but someone else on the staff wants to know if you ever wished women in your life were just faking their pregnancy. [laughs] >> no. that's what happens when the gig i write your notes. [laughs] >> i think i can speak for all men, nobody wants a picture from a girl with a fake bump.

road win our day, just ruin our day, lol. that's not something you guys like you've got me. that's like i'm never talking to again. >> kat: the whole point of the picture. i take pictures of my belly because i want to remember what i looked like when i was pregnant, not pretend pregnant. >> i think there's a lot of look, it's not working out, i want to see other people. dang. i guess we will stay together for a little while longer. how far along are you? you know what i'm saying? it could be used for nefarious reasons here in the states, to keep guys a little bit longer. >> kat: david, critics are arguing that trend creates unrealistic beauty standards. you are an expert on that. what do you think? >> people often ask me what is your secret. [laughs]

>> it's crazy. you have to remember, china, there's a billion people. someone is doing something crazy. [laughs] >> out of a billion people, someone is doing something. i think the craziest thing they do over there is manufacture the competitors razors. [laughs] >> cheap plastic. high markups. i mean what are they doing great the baby bump makes a lot more sense than that. [laughs] >> look, i'm just chilling today, i'm sorry. i'm doing the razors. when i'm the bureau of director -- when i'm the director of the bureau of printing. are you listening, mr. trump? >> kat: i have to say there's never in my life crossed my mind. >> i've never been pregnant nor have i ever wanted to take a photo pretending to be pregnant. what will they do next? pretend to have their wedding? >> kat: they have. >> this is weird.

you watch housewives, you watch reality tv, plenty of these women do those boudoir photo shoots so they can remember how good they looked at one period in their life, they do these racy photos for their partner. this is the opposite of that. can you imagine, you get a girlfriend, you fall in love and she's like hey you know what, don't worry, we don't need to do a maternity shoot, a lock that down two and a half years ago. you might be like. wouldn't that be a huge red flag? >> the guy finding this photo and be like you never told me you were like seven-month pregnant before. >> kat: and if you said actually i wasn't hit probably be like that is somehow worse. >> don't worry honey, that's a fake a be bump, i was just doing it for pictures. no, that seems insane because it is insane. >> kat: i agree with that. >> i'm used to women faking the orgasm, but the pregnancy,

that's crossing a line. [laughs] >> kat: i'm glad we got that in. all right, don't go anywhere. they were male is next. [cheering and applause]

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watching mailing it in. [cheering and applause] >> kat: okay, deb asks, what do you do to celebrate the new year? tyrus. >> i sit at home with the family and watch my pretaped new year's eve special on fox that i hosted with kat timpf. >> kat: that's true! [cheering and applause] >> kat: david, i'm almost afraid to ask. what do you do to celebrate the new year? >> last year i went to a big party at puff daddy's. >> kat: how was that? >> i don't remember. [laughs] >> i woke up on a highway median. i have no idea. i think it was good. >> did you have a ab bump afterwards? [laughs] >> kat: erin? >> it depends on the year. last year i went to the bills patriots football game and

watched their coach lose for the last time. i will be home because on new year's day my sister is being sworn in as the first female district attorney of wayne county, new york so i will be there for her swearing-in ceremony. [cheering and applause] >> i would just like to say, there was no reason to besmirch the coach. >> deep hatred always. >> kat: paul? >> hiding, actually. i worked this thing for 25, 26 years in various capacities and this year what i'm definitely not doing is watching people throw up. fight their best friends and then tell them 10 minutes later, i love you, man. >> kat: yeah. >> are you still connected with the force? >> kat: the force. [laughs] >> what is he, a jedi? >> can i say something about western razors? have any of you heard of western razors.com? i really recommend it. >> there we go, official endorsement!

>> kat: oh man. for me it's like sometimes i will go out to dinner. this year i don't think i will leave the house. i worked most new year's eve's. >> remember the one we were stuck outside in the freezing cold? >> and i needed to be carried back to the van because i could not feel my feet? that was a good time. >> the good news is she was like 84 pounds. [laughs] >> kat: another question here. what was your favorite gift or experiences christmas? gift given or received, either option, paul. >> a nice one. i gave my dad a fig tree. fig trees take a while to flour but what's nice about that is after you lose a parent or something like that, it's still there and it produces. so i can't really remember anything specific that i got that really stands out, but of the things that i've given, i think that one is the best and i would just recommend to anybody who has a parent is getting up there, give them something that

you will remember them by. >> kat: that was pretty deep. very sweet. [applause] >> has the benefit of being true. >> kat: erin. experience or gift. >> this year it's experience. i'm fortunate to have a big extended family and every year my grandfather has handed out christmas gifts to everybody and this year was his 93rd birthday. 93 years old and got ahead of christmas gifts to not only his kids but his grandkids and his great grandkids and i am thankful for every christmas i get with my grandfather. >> kat: that's very sweet. [applause] >> kat: something i'm sure we will hear just as sweet and endearing. >> yeah well my grandfather, you know, he's 98 years old, i got him a rolex watch. [laughs] >> i figure he will give it back to me, you know. [laughs] >> one way or the other. >> kat: tyrus? >> usually i get socks and dad stuff but this year i got four

seeds to the celtics. i was shocked. very excited. of course everybody got everybody on their list so i did my part. it was nice i got my tickets i'm very excited. >> kat: i did polish christmas eve, i hosted it at my apartment for the first time because i was too pregnant to travel. i made the potato soup and it was good. it was really good. [applause] >> kat: all right, next question, what is your all-time favorite sitcom? -- favorite sitcoms? went with cingular and the plural. i will let you guys decide if you go singular or plural. david. >> there's a very small sitcom called nothing is easy. aired on comedy central and it started david angelo. [laughs] >> kat: tyrus. >> i feel like for me golden girls, i'm still watching it. i get irritated ever your home argos away, christmas movies.

leave golden girls alone, okay? we don't need to see 40-year-old women find love in a small village that no one ever heard of before. stick with golden girls. >> kat: real housewives i like. that's kind of like golden girls. >> but for real. and there's nothing golden about them. >> kat: erin. >> i had to think. i would say schitt's creek. i always thought it was very funny. that's my favorite sitcom. >> honeymooners and the odd couple, reruns. i would not have figured tyrus for the golden girls. >> i did not have a lot of contact with my family, it was something me and my grandmother used to watch together. for me it's like a fun thing. i could go all night with sitcoms. i love them all. >> kat: there's a lot. i feel like seinfeld is an obvious choice. >> the good stuff was back in the day. archie bunker was probably one of the best. george jefferson. when they weren't afraid to be funny and make fun of each other. if you watch the stuff from the 70s and 80s, it was really funny. >> kat: they do make fun of

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