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people right now are under mandatory evacuation orders. the fire there in pacific palisades quickly exploded earlier to 3000 acres within a few hours in pacific palisades, which is located between santa monica and malibu. there's now a second fire to the southeast in pasadena and the altadena neighborhoods of la, with the worst still expected to come. winds are expected to pick up over the next few hours. more than 250 lafd firefighters are working with firefighters from other agencies trying to battle these flames, trying to save homes and also help those that are trying to evacuate. fire officials say the palisades fire right now is at zero containment. so far, there have been a few reports of injuries, including at least one firefighter, but fortunately, so far no reports of any deaths. there are also some reports of widespread power outages, as well as some internet connectivity issues. let's go ahead and go to former sheriff alex villanueva for more on this. and i know,

sheriff, you've been watching this all night. and we talked about earlier when we heard from a businessman that there is no water in palisades, that that was affecting firefighters efforts greatly. >> yes, definitely. i mean, that's your number one tool. if you don't have it, you're pretty much can't do anything but watch. and we hate to think that the system was that vulnerable to a fire to take out our fire pressure and our hydrants. so if anybody thinks that they're going to use their little hoses, please don't leave that for the professional, for the firefighters. keep all your water off so we preserve whatever pressure we have in the lines to feed our fire hydrants. >> you know, we've been talking about preparedness all night. all morning. should i say, what should people that are facing having to evacuate quickly. what should they be putting together right now to make sure they're prepared? >> well, you got to prioritize. you got to focus on people, on pets and prescription

medication, for example, papers, birth certificates, diplomas, things like that. passports and photographs, things that you can't replace. those are the things you want to preserve. have them packed and ready to go in your vehicle on the driveway, ready to drive out at a moment's notice, and at the same time, obviously with pets as well. and if it's a mandatory or voluntary evacuation area which is outside of the mandatory zone, think about evacuating anyway, especially if you have loved ones that are homebound senior citizens. you have large barnyard animals, horses, things like that. get out when you can. while it's easier to get out because later on it becomes far more difficult when panic sets in and everyone jumps on the road. as we saw what happened in the palisades when people were trying to leave there and had to abandon their vehicles. >> and, you know, we talked earlier about, you know, there are thousands of people that are under mandatory evacuation orders right now. and there are a lot of folks thinking, oh, i live far away from, you know, all of this from what's going on. and, you know, i'm fine. i

don't need to worry about it. but, you know, we've been watching these embers flying everywhere all night. and with the winds picking up the way they are up to 80mph in certain areas, i think, you know, is it a good idea to advise people, even if you think you're not in an area that's going to be affected, to at least have a plan and be prepared? >> yeah, definitely got to have a plan. but people got to respect the idea that when the fire department establishes those evacuation zones, they're already doing the math on the wind speed, on the amount of fuel, on the relative humidity. and all these things factor in with how far embers can fly and ignite a spot fire somewhere else. and this could be a half a mile down the road. you're creating a fire out of something that's half a mile away. you say, well, it's nowhere near me. no, it can be right in your back door when you least expect it. so respect that. the evacuation areas, because they were developed for a specific purpose with data that the individual homeowner

may not have. >> and i've hit this point before, but the fact that we're hearing about possible internet outages, maybe people don't have a way to communicate or to get information. what would your advice be to them? >> well, if you have any cell phone service, you're going to get alerts on your cell phone about evacuation. their landlines, their cell activity. you may get alerts that way through your local police or fire department and heed them. in the best case scenario, you're going to have pa systems. you're going to have radio cars running up and down the street telling people to evacuate and heed those warnings and get out there when you can. >> and i don't know if you're hearing this as well, sheriff, but we are just receiving word that there could possibly, possibly be a fourth fire that has started right now. have you heard anything about that? >> haven't heard anything about that. but the conditions are true throughout the entire region. you have decades of

under underbrush that has been grown. it hasn't been cleared out. you have strong winds, you have low humidity and the terrain, the topography, especially on your hillside communities. those fires race, you know, downwind and uphill and lightning speed. >> and this goes back to what we were saying, that even if you think you're in an area that you feel safe in, now would be a good time to have some sort of a plan in place and get and, you know, get some things together, some valuable things, because we heard from someone earlier that had to quickly leave their home and they left behind things that they are are really upset about. so what kinds of things should people be looking at right now and trying to get together? >> what what can't be replaced? use that that judgment, what can't be replaced and what you can carry. obviously you can't carry your whole house with you. but the important things, like i said, passports, birth certificates, diplomas, mementos like that, you know, your grandma's wedding ring,

things like that. you're not going to get back, take those with you because they're small prescriptions. if you have medication, make sure all your loved ones are gone with the with their prescription. make sure your pets have a plan. get them out as soon as you can and there is enough evacuation areas that will take people with pets. i think at pierce college is typically one that takes large, you know, farm animals, horses, cattle and things like that. so heed the warning. get out there when you can. and this is how we prevent tragedies. >> excellent advice. thank you so much, sheriff. we will come back to you in just a little bit. but for right now, we want to go ahead and dip into our local fox affiliate, kptv here in los angeles for the very latest. >> we have seen multiple homes burning without much that they can do to stop it. folks in pasadena, they're helping out, trying to stop this fire or contain the damage from it. but this thing continues to burn.

meanwhile, in sylmar, we've got another fire. this is video from sylmar. this one at least 100 acres and this one not looking good either. and, you know, forcing evacuations towards the freeway as well. so that firefight is continuing. we've heard about smaller fires. there was a tamarack fire. there was a fire in north hollywood. but, you know, a lot of this, and there could be more fires to come. maybe we can bring in adam kruger into our coverage once again to talk about the conditions that we're talking about. and, adam, you know, the you warned about this for several days. yeah. you've talked about, you know, this these kind of warnings, which was i think the fourth time we've had a warning like this in five years. yeah. and every

time that you have talked about this pdfs, we've seen horrible fires. and this clearly is the worst. yeah. >> and you know, it's when we get these situations where we know the weather is going to be like this. it's not like a guarantee that a fire is going to start. you know, weather like this doesn't cause fires. but if a fire does start, it's going to spread very quickly like we've seen. but yeah, i mean it's really just fascinating that these, as you said, pds red flag warnings. that stands for particularly dangerous situation. this is the third one this season. and these are pretty rare. i mean, before this season, 2020 was the last time we had one of these pds red flag warnings. so yes. and these were issued right out ahead of the mountain fire around camarillo in november, just before the franklin fire and malibu last month. and now with the multiple fires we see going on right now. and, you know, i've been off to the side here, just almost like hitting refresh like a stalker on the california fire website, waiting for an update on not just the acreage, but kind of

like the footprint of where the fire is. i know a lot of people, and i'm getting messages around santa monica are wondering how close it's getting to santa monica. the wind direction, i think, is going to work okay to where it's not a big issue for santa monica, but you know, a part of that is waiting to see what the latest footprint is of the fire and then seeing what might happen from there. haven't had an update in i've lost track now i think a couple hours or so on the california fire incident website, but let me run through some of the weather graphics here. and if you've been watching our coverage for the last, you know, 12 hours, plus you've seen some of these already. but the winds, we saw them kind of ramp up this evening, especially in the 9:00 hour. and that was expected with the peak of the winds around 9 p.m. to 9 a.m. however, there have been some areas where the winds have actually let up a little bit in the last hour or two. i was just looking at that off on the side, but still, it's strong winds across a huge part of southern california right now, tomorrow also, or i should say today, now that we're in wednesday, it gets even drier.

the humidity goes down even more than what we saw on tuesday. and these extreme conditions are not just confined to where we have the fires going on. i mean, it's happening all across southern california with a historic wind event. and i said this earlier, too, if you just took the fires out of what's going on here, this is still a very significant weather event, just in terms of the wind speeds and wind damage. and i'm finding reports of trees blocking roads in some spots and all that is happening. but then you ball in, you know, the fact that we've got these fires and the devastating situations and, you know, it's just it's been a tough it's tough just to be a part of the coverage here and, you know, let alone what people are actually going through. it's heartbreaking to watch and to see and to feel their emotions and what's happening out there. but looking at our forecast wind gusts, kind of getting back to the science of what's happening out there right now. so as we go through the night, we expect winds to continue to gust for a large part of the area, around 40 to 60mph, higher elevations will be seeing gusts even stronger than that like we've had. there will be some pockets at times

around the la basin, where the mountains kind of protect some spots from seeing really strong wind gusts, even in santa monica or west la, where we are right now, we've noticed the winds back down pretty significantly from an hour or two ago. so there's going to be a little fluctuation in nature. but overall, a broad area. >> you've been listening to continuing coverage of the devastating southern california wildfires by our local affiliate, kttv. now we want to go ahead and bring in fox news contributor deroy murdock. he's joining us now. he grew up in pacific palisades, where one of the out of control wildfires has been burning for the last few hours. he attended high school there. that high school, we're told, now burned to the ground. deroy, thanks for joining us once again. what can you tell us about how you're feeling right now, knowing that the high school you attended is gone and watching, you know, a place you grew up in flames? >> well, it's been painful to watch this, you know, to start off as a fire in the daytime and expand into about 3000 acres. and then, of course, the

fires popping up elsewhere in altadena and then pasadena, now another one in sylmar. apparently there's another fire starting on sherman way up in north hollywood. so this just seems to be getting worse and worse, you know, by the minute. now, i did have some question about there's a debate or lack of clarity, i guess, sort of like the fog of war almost about the condition of palisades high school, which i which, as you say, i attended. was it partially damaged? completely damaged or what? and i got in touch with the school. i emailed them on their website, and i got a very nice and very informative response back from pam mcgee, who is the executive director and principal of palisades charter high school. and she just wrote me this about an hour ago. quote. we do not know the extent of the damage to pch pitches, yet it has not burned to the ground and fire crews have been actively fighting back. the flames repeat, not burned to the ground. thankfully, there are lots of heroes in this awful moment. we won't know the full damage until tomorrow. so this is a statement from about about 2:00 in the morning eastern time, 11:00 pacific time from pam mcgee, executive director and

principal of palisades charter high school. so it looks like we were not really sure exactly what the damage is, but apparently as of an hour ago, it had not burned to the ground. so that's good news. or at least partially good news. we'll see exactly what the condition is tomorrow, but we're going to cross our fingers. and of course, that's just the high school. that community's obviously devastated and distressed, as is so much of southern california right now, and a little bit of positive news in the middle of all these folks who are devastated right now had to leave their homes not knowing if they're going to have anything to come back to. >> have you been able to talk to any friends who have been able to describe what they've gone through today? >> i have been in touch with some of my friends that basically have said that it's much worse in person than what you see on tv, and that this has been going on since really since about ten, 11:00 this morning. some friends have sent me pictures they've taken from down in redondo beach, looking north towards pacific palisades. from further out on the beach, looking inland. and you see this, this gigantic, just enormous waves of smoke

going from from on shore, off, over into the ocean. and i've contacted, tried to reach a couple of people who still live in the palisades. many of them are in the area, but not in the palisades anymore. the two actually live in the palisades. i've not heard anything from them, so i'm keeping my fingers crossed, hoping that they'll be okay. and my old friend mike gutterman, who i've known since the first day of junior high school, we go back 48 years now. he emailed me and said, we've had all of this devastation, but the strong winds don't start until 10 p.m. local time, which is a couple of hours ago. it's too windy for aircraft to drop water, and firemen can't fight it with water as it is futile. the flames are so big that putting a little bit of wet stuff on the hot stuff, given the size of the fire area really at this point is almost not productive. and you've also heard the trouble about the water pressure being so low that the firemen are just firefighters not getting quite as much water out of the fire hydrants as they need to make any kind of a dent into this sort of thing. so what we really need is a lot of for the winds to drop off.

that's probably the main thing that will help help limit this this disaster. >> yeah. and absolutely unfortunately the worst still expected to come with winds expected to pick up over the next few hours. firefighters continue to battle the flames from all sides. three fires right now burning out of control here in southern california. widespread reports of power outages, internet issues. keep it here on fox news channel for the very latest on the devastating southern california wildfires. >> nearly 1 in 4 u.s. consumers have been a victim of identity theft, even when they did all the right things to protect their personal information. >> i did everything right, but an institution that had my data didn't, and now my identity has been stolen. >> banks, hospitals, employers and other institutions all have your personal information, too. and when they're exposed, careful monitoring of your accounts and credit won't be enough. i changed my passwords all the time. i shred my documents. i thought i was bulletproof, honestly, i was on

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holocaust and slavery. >> watch condoleezza rice, i believe, on this very show saying, you know, we need to move on from january 6th. i say, no, you don't move on, because january 6th was an atrocity. it was one of the worst moments in american history. and when you when you think about the worst moments in american history, you know, like world war two, things that happened, you know, like the holocaust, chattel slavery, we need to never forget because past becomes prolog. if you forget any race. >> she's so smart. saying past becomes prolog. someone read the cliff's notes to the tempest, but maybe sunny's projecting a little when she compares jan six to slavery. after all, her family owned slaves. >> wow. i'm a little bit in

shock. i just always thought of myself as puerto rican. you know, half puerto rican. i didn't think i was. my family was originally from spain and slaveholders. >> racist. meanwhile, over on cnn, an anchor was stunned when he found out people are over jan six. roll it. january 6th is the biggest. is your biggest memory of trump's first term in office by the time of 2024? look at this, look at this. it was just 5%, just 5% of americans. and among republicans, it was just 2%. so the bottom line is fewer americans faulted donald trump or thought he was greatly responsible for the january 6th attack. and this is an extraordinary number, given that president biden, when he was still in the election, was really putting this as his main matter. never really was registering. also not registering biden's pulse, but that's 5% with a margin of error of 4%, meaning jan six was as important to voters as january 5th, which also happens

to be ted lange's birthday. americans don't see jan 18th as a big deal, because it wasn't because they had to survive real nightmares like blm riots, mayhem on public transport, watching kamala complete a sentence, that's an atrocity. that's why if you ask normal people to list the ten worst things ever, the view takes up the entire list. and there's only five of them, but each one counts as two. mackie. yeah, up to just like the holocaust, a brutal, brutal. >> greg. what a terrible job she does. making comparisons. i feel bad for sunny houston's doctor, because those appointments must be really hard to ascertain information in. she's like, i'm retaining water, doc. it's worse than the titanic down there. and my feet

hurt. it's like the bataan death march. and the doctor is like, oh man, how can you get any worse? and then he's like, i need you to take off your blouse. >> is that the end? >> that was the end. i thought, god, i thought, i thought it would do better and people would laugh. man, that that joke was funny. yeah, that joke was like world war one. >> what a save, kat. what a. save. isn't that data from the cnn amazing? all those people, they put all their eggs on liz cheney and adam kinzinger, including cnn doing that. the jan six commission, 5%. >> but the way they reacted as if they had been asked the question of like, did you think

january 6th was awesome? >> and then like 95% of people said, yes. yeah. which is that people are like, yeah, i don't really think about it that much anymore, which i think is like a normal and healthy at this point. yeah. which again, but the weirdest thing is that sunny, it's like she's, she's i feel like people say like stuff like that all the time. yeah. and it's you should be more shocked hearing something like that at this point of things being compared to the holocaust and things being compared to hitler. but it's like, oh, here's another one. i'm sure people will do it again next year. yeah. >> she's like one of those japanese soldiers on a deserted on an island who doesn't know the war is over. yeah. you know, and she's still saying the same old crap. >> well, all of her points, she said it was the worst day in america. none of those things happened in america. i'm gonna say it again. none of the things that you listed happened in america. so chances are, we on the day of those things

happening, the average american had no clue. we were just going about our day, probably having a nice day. and then we read in the paper holocaust and we were like, that's terrible. yeah, thank god it didn't happen here. that's how dumb she is. yeah. and it's not it's not even this isn't something that can be fixed because she has a team around her. right, who give her talking points. they should be shot. yeah. shot with what? ozempic to get the fat out of their ears. >> thank you. >> because her comments are worse than world war three. >> you know, emily, i don't know if you know this, but her life is getting cloudy. her husband just accused of insurance fraud and one of the largest rico cases in new york city, is being accused of getting kickbacks and fraudulent billing. i just wanted to put that out there. not really a question, but what

do you make of her comparison? what does she seems to be acting like she's on her way out. another person throwing bombs? totally. >> another temper tantrum that. yeah. >> look, here's what this reflects to me is that there is zero auditing happening on the mainstream level of or of the left at all. no one is. look, call it even listening then to the statements being put out by the state. but to your point about saying, look, the war is over, man. like this is such a stale talking point. it never worked. the tragedy and the travesty of january 6th is the continued detention of those individuals without charges. and everything that happened after january 6th and everything that we learned about it. so the fact that none of it worked, the 5% were actually 1% revealing that no one ever gave a crap, the ratings proving that it didn't draw people in. we saw that it was sort of wall to wall coverage, always hammering home for the entirety of the primary like it never worked. so i don't understand why, as you talk about her team, why anyone

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chinese ships that are constantly surrounding them together. what a great nation it would be. but that's not all. trump's got his eye on a place called greenland today. don junior went to the danish island in preparation for it to possibly become an american territory. then at a presser today, trump proposed another interesting idea. >> we're going to be changing the name of the gulf of mexico to the gulf of america, which has a beautiful ring that covers a lot of territory, the gulf of america. what a beautiful name. >> you know, you got to give him credit. no one would have thought of this except for him. it's amazing. while libs are busy renaming schools and columbus day, trump's like fin. we'll do bodies of water. kat, i know it's probably just a troll, but isn't it awesome? probably, yeah.

>> you think there's a chance we invade canada? yeah, i think i'm going to go. i feel comfortable going. i'm not a betting person, but i feel comfortable with going beyond probably i'm going to predict that right now. decision desk. we're not going to invade canada. >> are you going to call arizona? >> yeah. i will also say we're not going to invade greenland either. yeah, i will say that also. but i love the way sometimes he talks. he just says this stuff like we're going to call the gulf of mexico, the gulf of mexico. it's very much like a thought you'd have in the shower. but he just like brings it out there. and of course, people love it because it's the kind of thing that you're not supposed to say. and like people have been told for so many years, like you're not supposed to like america. yeah. and he just goes all out like, oh, yeah, not only do i like america, but we're going to change the names of things to make it more beautiful. ring to it, you know, and he just kind of just goes you just like

when, when he was talking, i was going in and out of the room and it's like whenever i'd come back and just hear part of like, what, what what's happening. and but i think that, you know, it's fun to watch. >> well, you know, to what kat said, tyrus, he's renamed renaming the gulf on behalf of america. that's the contrast with the libs who renamed stuff that is almost always against america. get rid of columbus day, get rid of the statues. so he's saying he's whatever he's doing. it's not a virtue signal. it's a patriotic signal. >> here's i want to say what he's doing, but it's i'm almost enjoying it too much to let the other side. but they never believe us anyways. and especially not going to believe the black guy on this show. so i guess i'm just going to go ahead and say it. so he took a page out of their book. yes. say something wild and outlandish and they'll all form panels and talk about it, and then you can get real work done. so yeah, we're going to make canada the 51st state. hey look, we're literally trying to

give canada, california and oregon. so you know what i'm saying. like so. but while they're doing all that, greenland is actually a good idea because of what's happening in antarctica, real global warming, which is a natural phenomenon. at one point, antarctica was a rainforest. then it froze over. now it's starting to melt a little bit, which is opening up a passage, which is going to be very advantageous for china and russia, because they'll be able to ship goods faster and not have to go through the other route. so us having a military base going, what you bring in, what you bring in is a good idea. same thing with the panama canal. again, climate's changing a little bit and all of a sudden trade routes are going to be a little quicker and faster. so those are actually good ideas. but so we can focus on that because he didn't send eric to canada. no. he sent junior to go look over there because we gave up our military stronghold in the middle east with afghanistan.

so now with china and russia starting getting buddy buddy, we need to place over there to keep an eye on things. so again, pay no attention to what i'm saying. he's yes, canada. we're going to invade canada with economic sanctions. we're going to take over all the jim hortons, and we're going to kidnap all their hockey players. and yeah, we're going to take calgary and toronto. no, no, keep toronto, vancouver, quebec. >> you know, it would be great because our protesters will have signs that say no blood for sirup. yes. thank you. i came up with that just now. you know, it would be fun. i thought that there was a missed opportunity. gulf of trump would have been better. >> i hear what you're saying. it's a good idea. what i love about this is how it's so refreshing. you know, when, like, you're watching a movie and you just want the character to say like, oh, just shut up. or like, yes, that's right. like, exactly. and i just feel like finally we have someone

and everyone around him who says exactly what you would like, love him to say. and when the reporters are asking their questions, he doesn't say, well, the import of that. he's like, why would you ask that? that's military strategy. i'm not going to answer that. but what i will say is they better watch out. like, that is so great. it's such a breath of fresh air. i totally agree with you the importance of greenland for the arctic circle, for the mineral rich deposits. like that's huge. canada. no thanks. unless we can selectively pick things like. the eagles and the mountains, which i really love. but at the end of the day, you know, his focus is on the economy. so nothing is the at the end of the day when he talked about the threats that would make them acquiesce. i mean, look at this. we, the prime minister, stepped down as leader of the party. yeah, like his trolling, if that's what it is. it's working. yeah. and now hopefully it's going to work in the intelligence and all of the terrorist sectors, which is really the prime consideration of our safety and what we need. you know, you know, joe, much like your comedy shows,

greenland is sparsely populated or or wow, it much like my comedy shows like greenland. >> everyone wants a piece. yeah. nice. well, i'll say this. be. be careful what you wish for. people want to merge with canada because canada is a lot like my ex. canadian girlfriend's cold, enormous, and makes you want to commit euthanasia after a while. i miss you, beverly. >> all right, coming up. i'd rather sit on a cactus than watch this royal actress. >> hi, susan. >> honey. yeah, i respect that, but that cough looks pretty bad. try this. robitussin, honey. >> the real honey you love.

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day. >> she married a prince, but she still makes us wince. hey, that's another video of the day from the woman who won't go away. meghan markle is back with another attempt at relevance. this time her upcoming netflix series with love, meghan. roll it agnes. >> i've always loved taking something pretty ordinary and elevating it, surprising people with moments that let them know i was really thinking of them. >> what? this is probably one of the most glamorous moments of my life. it's magic. >> i'm going to share some little tips and tricks. this is about connecting with friends. i love that we're doing this together for the first time making new friends. that is so good. >> we family now of course it's the first time because you never do it. you can actually tell how phony someone is when they tell you how authentic they are. obviously this will

crash and burn like all of our other poorly planned pet projects because despite her pseudo british fame, people over here roundly reject this kind of phony, force fed crap. it's a uniquely american trait. nobody wants a hillary clinton podcast, a kamala harris president, or a netflix show from a pretentious fake, and nobody wants it less than when they tell us that we want it. by the way, how does someone keep getting rewarded after failing so much? if only there was someone here with knowledge on that. subject. well, that in your face, tyrus. isn't it funny how like, they have to create things for her to do, to act like she does them all the time, and she's like, oh, it's so nice to meet you. it's because you don't even talk to people, you weirdo. >> i'm going to be honest. i'm going to watch the beekeeper episode because i just saw a glimpse of that. i'm so tuning in for that, because i'm pretty

sure i'm going to spot the stunt double immediately, because there's no way in hell they got her to wear a mask. there's just not unless there was one on an airplane to irritate us, but for her in a beekeeper suit, i'll tune in. that'll be 20 minutes of my life that i can't get back. but yes, they they continue to try. i think netflix hates us. yeah, i think i think netflix ceo hates us because he keeps giving tv shows to people that we don't want to see anymore. right? like barack obama. and hey, listen, i the more i get, the more time goes by, the less i like him. yeah. and he decided to do a voiceover. i love my animal shows and my, you know, david attenborough, sir david attenborough, planet earth and stuff like. so i see i'm flipping through and i see our oceans. i just assumed it was david attenborough and it wasn't, and it was barack obama. and without seeing him just hearing his voice, it was

like a 12 year old. yeah, like, see the otter? isn't that neat? and i was like, i voted for this guy. like it just it just hit me. nobody wants to see that. no one wants to see chelsea and her mom driving a car together. and now it's like. and even the way she cut the cake, it was the first time she had ever cut a cake. because no one stares like that at a cake. most women whatever, when they make a cake or pie, it's like cut, cut. here, here. she was like, yeah, i have to have the right emotion of struggle cutting the cake, you know, and like the raspberries, like, i don't want to get anything on my finger, you know? i mean, it's just it's fake as hell. but i will watch beekeeper. i will report back. >> you know. beekeeper. joe, i do think barack obama narrating an ocean special too soon. >> it is too soon. and i, i look at cakes like that. but i will say people say people say that. why would meghan markle do this when she also complains

about wanting her privacy? i think this actually makes sense. that's why this show is so unwatchable. >> but emily, could she be leaning into the hate? she knows that might be the only path to success people like tyrus are going to watch because they hate it. >> but no, because people like that have no idea how repelling they are. first of all, totally too soon about the ocean because r.i.p lola and i mean that secondly about her. what else i hate about this is the title with love meghan. no, because we know she hates everyone. there's no she's not warm. she's not friendly. you know what i'm saying. there's nothing about her that is the nice, warm, engaging, lovely, beautiful, wonderful neighbor from the inside that she wants to be. we will always see through her. and when she talks about elevating the ordinary to extraordinary, that's what she tried to do with herself. yes, you are still ordinary. even though you are a prince's wife. >> you know, cat, it is like it feels. it does feel like the entertainment version of kamala. we're supposed to like her. she's supposed to. and

everybody's like going, no. >> no matter how much meghan markle fails, she keeps getting more and more opportunities. and the thing that blows my mind the most is it's like, don't you want to at least then fail in a more interesting way? yes. like you have some kind of protection against unemployment that no one's ever had, and you're wasting it being this boring. say some crazy, rip a dmt pen and then go shopping for flowers. yes, get drunk and slap a camera guy like that, i would watch. >> yeah, i'm a monster truck. >> i'm not going to get fired, girl. yeah, go wild out. don't don't like. she has the gift that everyone's always wanted is she can't be fired. and the cameras keep rolling. she keeps getting shows, and she's using it to make a hummus platter. take some risks. >> so true. we got no beef against hummus. hamas. however, we don't like them. up next,

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>> that's terrifying that a car could be haunted by someone who used to drive for nascar. >> that's true. the only turn. they only turn left, apparently. cat, you don't drive? no, but wouldn't you. wouldn't you feel safer? it's ten times safer than a human driver. >> i think i could do better than that. what? >> yeah. >> yeah, like it makes me feel like maybe i should start. yeah, i agree, i don't know how he so calm. like, if he's going to miss his flight, if i'm not going to be at the airport three hours early, i'm making it. everybody's problem. yeah, i start freaking out. and if other people aren't on my level, i'll make sure they get their. >> tyrus thoughts. this is racist i car. >> oh. driving around trying to get an id everyone in the neighborhood is this guy who live here. does this guy live here? >> hahaha racist i ooh, that's

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