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wait, wait. >> it's about time you guys showed up. >> good evening everyone. as wildfires still wreak havoc in southern california, president biden used a briefing on the fires to brag that he's now a great grandfather. >> even worse, when aides rushed him to leave, he said, hey, buddy, where's the fire? yeah, but in la, the winds are still so strong. governor newsom has ordered fire crews to batten down tom cruise, and frightened citizens are urged to shelter inside julia roberts mouth. true. i haven't seen

this. many californians run for their lives since cher made an appearance without her makeup. governor gavin newsom is receiving his usual share of criticism. but out of respect for the victims, people are encouraged to use the phrase liar, liar, pants on backwards. but out of concern for safety, firefighters made sure to keep newsom far from the blaze. the last thing they need was a grease fire to. many are criticizing the chief of the l.a. fire department for making inclusivity the top priority when hiring new recruits. true. you want inclusivity? maybe include a chief who knows how to fight fires. instead, they put identity before competence. because really, in california, who you sleep with, it shouldn't make you a fire chief. although it can make you

attorney general. long walk. abc's david muir is being mocked for using clothespins to cinch his jacket more tightly around his chest while reporting from the scene. he was also overheard asking a crew member. does this burning city make me look fat? but let's only hope that the sock he puts in his crotch is flame retardant. meanwhile, many critics say l.a. mayor karen bass should have canceled her trip to ghana before the fires broke out. i mean, if she wanted to go to a foreign land where no one speaks english, she could have stayed in california. even so, bass called for unity during this crisis today. but there is unity, karen. everyone thinks you're an idiot. all right.

back on it. look out! tricky. there's a new worst president in town. according to a new gallup poll, biden is the lowest rated of any president in the last 65 years other than nixon. but to be fair to nixon, compared to biden's scandals, watergate looks like a broken tail light. now, when you rate biden the worst since nixon, you're saying he's the worst ever because pollsters only ask about presidents that people have lived under. going back to kennedy, unless you're some historian, you're only capable of rating presidents in your memory. hell, biden himself doesn't even remember his own presidency. so the worst since nixon is really the worst ever. and keep in mind, the public hates biden, even with most of the press covering up his dementia for this whole term. and sure, they panicked and

piled on him after that deadly debate, but they can't make us forget how many times they lied for him. hell, they're still doing it even when he does stuff like this. >> it's astounding what's happened. i with only one piece of good news, my son was out here and his wife are there. they got a notification yesterday that her home was probably burned to the ground. today it appears that it may be still standing. we're not sure. but the good news is i'm a great grandfather. as of the day, way to read the room, you callous corpse. >> i think it was really good. sorry. your city is burning, but i brought cigars. anyone got a match? i'm going to be a great granddaddy. are. what a clown. i guess we can be grateful he didn't ask jimmy carter to stand up at the

eulogy. so where was the media before all this? when it was obvious biden was 25th amendment material. let's turn to iraqi war vet and purple heart recipient brian williams, who said nothing yet calls people out for saying nothing on the media's coverage of joe. he told the washington post, quote, it's actually insulting, a gross disservice to those watching and listening because it doesn't match what they just saw or heard for themselves. funny, that sounds like he's talking about every broadcast he did for nbc nightly news. quote. it was crushing to watch so many working journalists attempt to generate the words to accurately describe a visibly struggling and diminished president, seemingly unable to complete a sentence or thought in his disastrous final debate. oh, that was the problem. they couldn't find the right words. well, here's a few that come to mind. how about decrepit, demented, confused, obtuse and crazy? but i guess

brian doesn't need a war zone anymore to pretend to be brave. he once bragged that his helicopter got shot down in war torn iraq, which was the biggest lie since hillary claimed she took sniper fire in bosnia. turns out it was the red cross shooting donuts at her from a t-shirt cannon. she caught him with her mouth. it was amazing. and brian could have spoken up at any point in the past four years. why didn't he? it's the same reason the rest of him didn't speak up. they all knew biden's brain was rancid applesauce, but they also knew if they said anything, their peers wouldn't like them. the truth took a back seat quicker than me and larry kudlow at a drive in movie. he's all hands. they told the biggest lie in the history of presidential politics. joe biden is fit to serve. yeah. to serve what? carrots to his imaginary pet

bunny. but they parroted these lies because they were cowards, all of them. and hollywood was no better. comedians suffered the same weakness, claiming they were pressured to stay in line. here's jim gaffigan admitting that people told him not to criticize joe or harris. >> what i thought was interesting about this election is, and maybe because it was so important, and maybe because it was such a short election for kamala that people were like, don't criticize her. >> and i'm like, that's actually bad to have that approach. yeah. and i think hindsight week, a lot of people feel that way. yeah. >> well they call it hindsight for a reason because that's what you see when you're kissing. here's the suddenly brave whitney cummings. >> it's just wild to me that we are in a time where if you are on the left and you don't

criticize your party, how much do you even care about your party? i mean, it's like what's going on in the left. i had to, like, i finally just broke. i just think that if you love your party, you have to be able to criticize it, you know? >> wow. the question is, who pressured them to stay in line? did either comic have a boss who might fire them? no. they stayed in line because their agents, managers and their own wallets told them to. and also their peers. they were scared of upsetting people they wanted to impress. what if they ran into seth rogen at whole foods or chelsea handler at the free clinic? or leo dicaprio at their daughter's high school graduation? meanwhile, comics with real guts for the past four years. well, they were on this show or writing for it behind the scenes. they said what they thought and they shared the risk. they told the truth about what they saw and

they lost work for it. nick dipaolo says he's been canceled more times than a chris christie gym membership. but they lost jobs and they lost friends. i hear joe mckee couldn't get laid this entire time, as well as before or after. fortunately, this show helped them pack halls and clubs, and now suddenly everyone else agrees with them and us without ever admitting we were right, of course. but hey, it only ended up costing them an election and the public's goodwill. better luck next time, guys. maybe then you'll have grown some balls. yeah. let's welcome tonight's guests. she owns a timeshare in it's a small world, co-host of america's newsroom and the vibe jada burrito. his ex-wife is like a california wildfire because she took everything

from him to actor, comedian, and writer jamie lissow. she's narrowed her baby names down to two names ron and paul. new york times bestselling author and fox news contributor kat timpf. he gives liberals the blues and has a hard time buying shoes. new york times bestselling author, comedian and former nwa world champion tyrus. okay! order them. >> yeah. >> so, dana, i love this poll. joe is now the worst president ever. but what if he had won? they probably would have him as the best president ever. now it's okay. apparently. now it's all okay to say what was on everybody's mind because there's no risk involved. >> you got to imagine that the people at the richard nixon library are like, finally. yeah, because they've been stalwart ever since you've been

out there. they're like, actually, this is all the things that happen in this presidency. i think that most well, most presidents do go up in ratings after they leave office. i do not think that's going to happen with joe biden, because more and more you find out wait. and that two and that two and the lying about him running circles around them behind the scenes at the white house. and what i'm really wondering is with an approval rating like this, what are the book deals that his senior staff are going to get? you know, who's going to be who's going to be the one who. >> there's always one who breaks the seal. yes. >> always one. who's it going to be? yeah. >> they're not going to ask joe to write a book. can you imagine that? hey. whoa! >> palm print. >> palm print ink. palm print. page turn. ink. palm print.

jamie, you never wavered from going after those in power, including your ex-wife. how do you feel when you see other comics who shied away from that material, who now are speaking truth to power? >> i have mixed emotions because i am happy that i feel like there finally, maybe being honest, telling the truth. >> but you know, there's so many of them that are grifters and just sort of going where the money is. >> and that's a little infuriating. but it's good to have been on board since the beginning. and in your monologue, you said, like some people's managers and agents like, told them not to do certain things and not to. i thankfully have a manager who's never told me what to do. he doesn't answer my calls and i lost, i lost friends, i lost, i lost, i got divorced from being on the show. it was also because she was in love with another man early on. >> slippery slope. >> yeah, it's all kind of related. and real quick on that video, biden looked like he just found out he was the best man at a wedding 10s before he had to give a speech. yeah,

like he was so unprepared. and i think he i think he thinks i think he thinks great grandfather means like a really good grandfather. yes. >> yeah. tell that to the stripper, baby. >> yeah. and i think he likes having the word. you're forced to have the word. he's not used to having the word great in front of his name. right. so he probably likes that you got to say it as part of it. >> yeah. it is. you know cat, he. i don't think he can outlive. well outlive. he's not going to outlive much. but his reputation as being, having to leave under this cloud of like mental i don't know, deficiency. or do he want to talk about comics. >> yeah i yeah i could talk about comics with him. it's like, what does he have to lose at this point? he should have just started showing pictures of the great grandkid, you know what i mean? like, why does he care? yeah, i would like to talk about it because i think that i mean, i've also experienced it. and i think it's interesting because i'm so i'm not even i'm not even on either in either major party at fox. but i work at fox. so that's all that it takes. i

straight up had theaters tell me you cannot have your show here. i've had people say, i really like you, but i can't have you on my podcast because you work at fox. and what would people say? and it is really frustrating, but i'm very proud to say that my actual shows, my i've had both conservatives and liberals get so offended at a joke that they've walked out. yeah, and that makes me really because i'm doing something right. if it's not just one side that's been walking out of my shows and i actually i like whitney cummings, i like when she spoke about it, she got into more detail. she was doing a little bit of self-examination, and she was talking a little bit more about it. and she was she was saying that about herself. she was like, i don't feel like i'm on either side. i have made fun of trump. and the fact that just that i made fun of democrats, everyone saying, oh, now i'm red pilled, now i'm this. it's like, no, you. everyone should be able to just make fun of everybody, and you don't have to just be put into a box because you have one opinion. i think that we're i would love to see us move away from that, where we can kind of think for

ourselves, but i think it's actually awesome to have them actually admit out loud. i was being told i can't make fun of her, because how embarrassing is that for kamala? yeah, to like and you still lost and you still lost. >> yeah. you know tyrus, it's got a it might upset you or you maybe past it because you took you took a big risk at fox and speaking honestly about your beliefs because you know, you're not supposed to do that. >> you're, there's a lot of other black comics on your little picture. was there. >> there weren't a lot of other women either. >> well, there's a reason for that. >> i have a i have a different answer. yeah. >> come on, i disagree because here's why i disagree. >> this wasn't this wasn't i was told to do. >> no, no, no. you were a willing participant. yes. you jumped in. you took advantage. you took movie deals from guys that were more talented than you. my hollywood career was ripped from me. i went from, oh, this dude's funny. he's out the box. he's way different than the big guy, blah, blah,

blah. i was on preacher. i was on like five other shows love on netflix, the wrestling thing, on all that gone. because i was i chose to be here. and i have this weird thing when you tell me not to do something, i get inspired and be like, watch, i'll build my own. and i did. so when i hear them sit there, at least own it. have the balls to say, yeah, you know what? i picked the wrong side and now the money's drying up. so now i'm going to make. but you went out of your way. it wasn't just you told some jokes and chose not to. because we all choose certain things not to make jokes about. i don't make jokes about, you know, having a lot of kids with different women. i choose not to go that route. that's my choice. they were willing to do it, and now all of a sudden they're starting to see, this is what the this is what the left always does. and people who live with the left, they want to do it. and then when the consequences are coming out all of a sudden wasn't my fault, i was forced, i was i was an innocent victim. no, you took the checks. you told your manager, you not only

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>> the flames raged violently while she stood silently. there was smoke in the air, but she had a blank stare as la burned to a cinder. mayor karen bass put the gone in ghana for the president's inauguration. a sky news reporter confronted her about it when she finally got back, and karen had a ton to say. >> do you owe citizens an apology for being absent while their homes were burning? do you regret cutting the fire department budget by millions of dollars, madam mayor, have you nothing to say today? have you absolutely nothing to say to the citizens today? elon musk says that you're utterly incompetent. are you considering your position? madam mayor? have you absolutely nothing to say to the citizens today who are dealing with this disaster? i have? no apology for them.

unbelievable. do you think you should have been visiting ghana while this was unfolding back home? >> karen and sharon, you know when they say if you have nothing to say, nothing good to say, don't say anything at all. they meant that about other people, not yourself. but now we know why she kept her mouth shut. it's worse when she speaks. >> be prepared. food, water, medicine, a bag packed and ready again. this is an active situation. if you need help, emergency information, resources and shelter is available. all of this can be found at url. >> all it can be. all can be found at url. but you know, if that doesn't work, just try calling phone number. >> shame she doesn't know what the internet is. >> she cat. she doesn't know

what the internet is. >> she never been online. >> she's never been online. >> like, have you guys been on the line online? oh. oh, that was rough. that's rough. >> her not answering just standing there is. she could have just said i feel terrible for people. >> yes. and also the report should have been like, am i bothering you? yeah. i people forget all those people who their homes burned down, all these people evacuated. those people are her boss. she works for them, not the other way around. the amount of taxes these people pay is absolutely insane. yeah. i mean, it's absolutely insane. and you think that the bare minimum they could get is like some water to put out their house as it burns to the ground? yeah. and then if you can't do that, can you at least say, i'm sorry i up? yeah. it's. the fact that

she thought it was acceptable. people, they need to be reminded for some reason, these people that they actually the citizens that vote for them. that's your boss, right? you're supposed to work for the people. i get that it's a tough day for you because people are mad at you, but it's a really tough day for people who just lost everything. >> it's tyrus. i mean, she can't say she's sorry. >> no, but californians might need to look in the mirror and say, i'm sorry. that's what you voted in. that's. that's over. >> caruso. yeah. >> caruso, who had solutions because that's all. >> while she was sitting there frozen, trying to figure out who she could blame because she has a lot in common with the lori lightfoot's in chicago. who's they? chicago figured it out, but then they just made the same mistake again twice. new orleans the same thing. they hire these pretty little boxes, and i'm using the word

pretty is something else. but they hire these little boxes that are all checked and everybody's virtue signaling and we've got this person in there. it's the first and it's diverse. and then something goes wrong and they go, they're stupid. they panic. you have a fight or flight mentality in leadership doesn't mean you run through buildings, but when the buildings are burning down, the politicians are supposed to be the one to say, hey, it's going to be okay. i've got people in place to do this. we're going to do that. we're doing this. and you shouldn't need a script to protect the state that you run from. yeah. then there's the other person who's only there to be the hood ornament on that piece of virtue signaling die car they're driving. and what you saw was a hood ornament. yeah, exactly like one. >> yeah. >> and it it brings me to an analogy. jamie, can i share it

with you? i love analogies, all right, so when you see, when you see an overweight person who's just lost a lot of weight these days, they you ask them, oh, exercise. put in your head you're going no, ozempic you're on. that's what dei is now for people in specific ethnic or identity groups. how do they get there? oh. worked hard now die. yeah. what do you say? yeah. >> watching that first interview, this woman, she looked like joy behar at a salad bar. i mean, just super confused and wanting no part of it, and isn't it kind of weird, by the way, that the first clip was from lax, lax airport, which it's a nightmare just landing at lax, let alone having someone pepper you with questions. the flight from ghana is 17.5 hours long. was there not one moment where she was like, i wonder if they'll ask me about those fires when i land? yeah, yeah. what did she do? 17, 17.5 hours. you could

watch dune two, four times or one judd apatow movie and still have plenty of time to prepare for that question. that was that was crazy. >> what was she doing on the plane? >> what was she doing on the plane? >> what was she. that's i'm going to ask that question tomorrow to one of our reporters. yeah, maybe it'll be that kid matt finn. >> she says she was on online on texting and being on the phone from there, i don't. >> well, yeah, we proved that by the press conference. she said url, url. yeah. not on the internet url. >> i was going to say the happiest person right now in america is brandon johnson because he's like, wow, nobody remembered that i was the worst mayor in america. we had another speechless press conference from the mayor in new orleans. like, there is a pattern and a crisis of incompetence, as you mentioned on the five, and you're surrounded by people who ran for office or selected to run for office. for what? like if

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three have been talking about the california fire risk and forest mismanagement for years. and we got one of those psychics with us right now joining us from vegas, mr. adam corolla. all right. i got to ask you, adam, is your house gone or not? >> i'm not sure exactly, because i do know almost everything around my house is gone, but i'm not positive if my house is still there because they won't let us back into the area to observe. there's little dribs and drabs of information, and i'm hopeful that my house is there, but literally everything in front of it and beside it is burnt completely. and i don't know if people know that stretch of pch, but it is littered with $25 million houses and they're all gone as

far as the eye can see. >> how do you feel about the fact that you see these bureaucrats, this managerial class, acting like they didn't see this coming when you were talking about it and rogan was talking about it and trump was talking about it. >> well, i mean, it's the new world order. you know, they want to defund the police, but they never saw this coming. they want to declare their sanctuary city, but they never saw this coming. they want to raise the difference between, you know, felony and a misdemeanor to $995 worth of merchandise and merchandise, but they never saw this coming. you should see this stuff coming when you don't do, or we're going to open the border. but who could have seen this coming? yeah. >> yeah, it's incredible. and you, you you said it best. i think it was this morning that you have a group of people offering practical solutions, but then you have these people,

democrats that are offering these platitudes they never give you. they'll talk about climate change, but there's absolutely no practical solution for the immediate issues you're facing. >> well, it's interesting because they've been talking about the ocean, sea levels rising for 50 years along with climate change. but the sea isn't rising fast enough to put out the fires that they started through mismanagement. >> yeah. and. and also it's like, okay, if you're going to get rid of fossil fuels, what is that going to do about the power lines on these big wooden poles that may have led to the fire? so that has nothing to do with it. >> well, it's really like the fires are started by homeless people who are up in the hills slamming drugs and being, you know, passing out while smoking and power lines that should have been buried years ago that

are on old, decrepit power poles that are falling over and starting the fires. but either way, those are both two landing squarely on their laps. but here's something to think about, greg, because i know you like thinking they're always talking about the homeless population and the unhoused population. and i've been screaming, we're talking about junkies, and we're talking about sociopath, psychopath, nutjob schizophrenics. they live on the street. junkies live on the street, not homeless or the unhoused. well, think about this. i am now homeless. everybody in malibu is homeless. everyone in the palisades homeless, everyone in santa monica who's been told to leave either is not in their home, or their home is burnt to the ground. so you have a whole bunch of homeless people now. anybody sleeping on the streets, anyone sleeping under a freeway overpass or in a refrigerator box on the

sidewalk? no, they all went somewhere because they all have a network, because they're not junkies and they're not mental cases. so they reached out to their network, friends, family, community. i had a ton of people say to me, would you like to stay at my home? because the last time i was there, i didn't steal all their jewelry and all their prescription medication. >> it's we got to go. but that is such a great point because we are fed this fantasy that the homeless are just like us, that it wasn't a lifestyle choice. no, they are homeless because they've cut themselves off from everybody. they could be mentally ill, but they they could also be drug addicted. it could be a mix of both. but you can't do anything for them. all right, adam, we got to go. best of luck. i hope that you get well. you're always. you're always on your feet, but back on your feet in a nice place that is warm and cozy, but not too warm. thank you. adam. coming up, his reporting is hard hitting, but only if his coat is form fitting.

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>> i mean, only an idiot would bring wooden clothes pins to a fire. but fun fact you can see the same thing when nancy pelosi turns her head. wow. but it seems like muir is no different than many of the fire hydrants in la. shiny on the outside, empty on the inside. jamie, are we being too hard on this ken doll? >> i don't i don't judge him. i'm wearing a clothespin on the back of my pants right now. but the thing is. but you can't see it, greg, you got to be in the original story. i feel like an idiot. it kept calling it a clothes peg and all the stories i saw. and i was like, that must be a clothes pin. and so. and i was like, what does that mean? and i googled male anchor peg, and the craziest came up in my computer. the craziest stuff. i can't believe someone had a clue. what did you stop by in 1980 to get a clothespin?

that was crazy. can we stop sending these guys to the fire? can we just have them show pictures? just like we don't need to anymore? you know, like you watch a report and they go, it's windy. and you're not like, oh, i don't believe you. unless there's a guy hanging sideways from a pole, like, oh, now i believe you. i don't know, i worry about it, but i heard did you hear that? there's a real they have they actually put forth a pretty good reason why he's wearing the clothespin, that it wasn't his fault. they say a producer thought he looked fat. >> tyrus. jamie almost makes a good point there that a lot of times these reporters make it about themselves. no, i know, shocking. >> you know, it's funny, though. it's like it made it worse because he looks like he had a fireman's blouse on. because if you go back, he pinned the back the thing. but then it gave him the puffy. his little arms aren't big enough. so he like, had a fancy pirate shirt on. as a firefighter. this dude is so fake. like he it was bad enough he was lying during the debates. yeah, he

was making up that wasn't there. but now you know that some poor intern was sent during a fire to go find something to pin his jacket back so his pectorals will look just right, because the information he's giving people, because there's nothing worse than getting information from somebody who's not in great shape. yes, like when you're watching the news, you don't want flab city. you want. i mean, the only thing he didn't do is like, the only thing that's hotter than this fire is these abs and had them spray painted and highlighted on them, you know, like. this is one of the worst human beings in the world. come on. so into himself i can't. he's a horrible person. >> why? what? everyone's going so hard on him and so many of the people going in on him so hard are people who are on tv. all of us are vain, okay? like i am wearing. yes. i'm not at the wall. okay, good for you.

but most of us do. i am not at the wildfire, but i'm talking about the wildfire. i have a lot of makeup on. i have a lot of fake hair on. i see a lot of people. there's people out there who do the wild hair. they're at the wildfires with makeup on. are they bad people, too? it's embarrassing. it's embarrassing to be like, yeah, i want people to know that i have a nice waistline while i'm in this wasteland. >> that's embarrassing. >> but it's like, he's not a horrible person. he's just a tv guy. >> he's he's a horrible person because he is a tv guy. >> probably true, but also because people would people would on him if his jacket was too big too. yeah. because if like, a lot of my clothes don't fit me anymore and i just still wear them and i get very angry emails about that. so like, the only thing that would be different is if, like, he brought the clothes pins with him, like, like on the way, like before he boarded the plane was like, hold on, those fire jackets might not. yeah, i need maybe, but like, he's on tv, it's i just think people

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