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yes, yes. >> thank you. yes, yes yes. >> all of that is entirely appropriate. happy tuesday everyone. so, former fox and friends weekend host pete hegseth faced some tough questions during today's confirmation hearings. meanwhile, another fox and friends host spent the morning removing a paper jam from the xerox machine. ha ha ha. during the hearing, tim kaine grilled hegseth over cheating. because if there's one thing tim hates, it's men who cheat on their wives. i hope he got the hpv vaccine before he did that. i don't even know what that is. kid rock is scheduled to perform at donald trump's

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did as a pro athlete. call me curious, but i wonder if she's kept her ball handling skills. what? i don't get it. all right, starting january 20th, we're about to see a radical change. let's call it the return of common sense. it's quite a departure from a woke intern signing pardons for a chief executive who can't remember if he's giving a eulogy or climbing into the box. we're actually going to have decisions designed for the real world, america first instead of america sucks. yes, with trump, imminent, common sense is on the march. start with the glut of companies who've now rolled back their dei policies mcdonalds, walmart, john deere, harley-davidson, lowe's, meta. so that giant sucking sound you hear? no, it's not kamala on a job interview. what?

>> she's. >> wait wait wait wait wait wait wait wait wait wait wait wait. >> she's not good at job interviews. weird. that sound is. thousands of dei consultants, woke content checkers and hr quota cops polishing up their resumes and seeing their plans for a lake house go up in smoke. or rather, down the drain. either way, that's the true trump effect. a wave of practical thinking that's driving the elites insane. take starbucks, for instance. they just announced that if you want to use their restrooms, you got to buy something other than time. in other words, if you want to take a dump and then shoot up, do that where you're supposed to on the subway. now, you can't walk ten feet in america without bumping into a starbucks. these joints have become like america's public square, so this policy shift is a tell. it's like a blood test whose results give you the american mood. and that mood is

enough of this indulgent, childish detour the nation has taken and back to the hard reality of things that actually work for society's benefit. you'll even see it in trump's foreign policy. take greenland. trump would like to. he's not alone. this week, house gop members introduced a bill that would authorize trump to negotiate with denmark to acquire greenland, and the danish government are reportedly open to discuss boosting u.s. military presence there. hell, one poll found a majority of greenlanders approving to become part of the u.s. here's a few of them right now. they're an adorable people, and no surprise, the elites here and overseas are melting down. which must mean, again, it makes sense these people get a rash on their every time they're faced with reason and logic. for some people, it's the size of greenland. so why focus on

greenland, on canada, on the panamac. thank you. >> thank you. >> your fault. >> back to the monologue. but it's simple. shipping prices. trump has vowed to bring down inflation, and he knows that the cost of moving goods in an age of global trade has the greatest impact on the prices americans pay. can you imagine biden and kamala knowing something like that? i guess it's not price gouging after all. you dumb. but what trump is really doing is creating leverage, something the last president needed to get himself out of bed. but it's leveraged to ensure that as new shipping lanes open up in the arctic, america isn't literally left

out in the cold. while russia and china assert themselves up north and south, too, and the panamax. in other words, these are policies that might actually benefit the american economy. these aren't the fever dreams of a non-binary furry whose pronouns are doggy and style. and people who know the global economy get this. so what about those evil tariffs? listen to jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon school lesley stahl on trump's tariffs. >> but what about advice to him on some of the policies that he's threatening to do that could hurt the economy, for instance tariffs? >> i have not spoken about tariffs. >> i think you should read the art of the deal. he's a negotiator. he lays out some very tough things and sometimes it works. we have to worry more

about national security, resiliency, diversified supply chains. and we didn't. tariffs are a way every tool properly used that can help get some of those issues resolved. >> you think it is a legitimate negotiating tool? >> absolutely. yeah. also, you're a tool. put that in your stall. leslie. so you need more proof that common sense is returning. the owner of the l.a. times just admitted his paper's endorsement of karen bass for mayor was an error. wow. you think that's a gutsy take? next, he'll say it was a mistake to smoke cigarettes on the hindenburg. so it seems common sense is spreading faster than crabs at larry kudlow's seafood bonanza. the backlash has backed off. bottom line, january 20th is really

going to be about the return of the adults. so enjoy your playtime, kiddos in six days. recess is over. yes. gary, it's welcome. >> tonight's guest. >> he was in the shark tank and now he's in my hot tub. shark tank star kevin o'leary. she traded the sidelines for the headlines. host of the michele tafoya podcast, michele tafoya. someone gave her a baby shower, but she still uses her regular one. new york times best selling author and fox news contributor kat to. and for him, all golf is miniature golf. new york times bestselling author, comedian and former nwa world champion tyrus. no. kevin, you are a businessman. a wealthy businessman, a billionaire. and

you're watching this kind of unfold. and what is your take on this as seeing that? like what? it seems like the right moment for somebody who's a builder, who knows business comes into power. >> and i tell everybody about trump. >> you have to learn how to distinguish the noise from the signal. >> he says outrageous stuff. >> he's bombastic, but in the signal are some really interesting opportunities. >> i mean, you know, i'm going to buy greenland. sounded so dumb just four days ago. maybe there's something there. maybe they don't buy it. maybe they become the protectorate. they buy that from denmark. so many different deals. this guy's a real estate deal guy. what we do in real estate, you're going to buy something. and i do this too. plant of equipment. let's say i think it's worth $100 million. i go there with the agent and the seller. i go to the boiler room and i say, oh, look, a rat. yeah, it's a rat, isn't it? it's not worth 100 million. it's 20 million. let's

start there. that's what's going on here. whatever he's talking about, everything's in negotiation. >> see, i would buy greenland and then i would sue for false advertising, not green. everything could be a tool. michele. i wish you were my tool. >> oh, jeez. >> what are you doing at. it has no inherent meaning. there is. what kevin's bringing is like there's a disconnect going on. where trump critics here. oh, my god, he's going to do this when all he's doing like tariffs for example. tariffs are bad. tariffs are bad. no they're not good or bad. they're just a negotiating tool. >> he was this way the last time as well. and everyone screamed and yelled every time. it makes you wonder doesn't you. now when he had that perfect phone call with volodymyr zelensky in ukraine and someone went running off to say he did this, he did that. you're like, you know what? chances are, he said, hey, it

was completely normal. and, you know, above board and everyone is constantly looking for this. by the way, the united states also tried to buy greenland in 1887. or is that 1867 67? 1910, 1946 and 2019. this is not this crazy. what does he want to buy greenland for? and you detailed it really well in the open. thank you. you're welcome. how strategically? how strategic? the strategic sense it makes. he's also, you know, our our diplomatic muscles have atrophied so much over the last four years. he is flexing them again so that china and russia and iran and all these other places know we're back in business. but i will say one more thing, greg. the rapidity with which all this stuff, this common sense is returning and all these rules are changing and people are scrapping die. it shows how performative all of that stuff was, right? it didn't work. >> yeah. you know, we talk

about this strategic location of greenland, but we can't forget the panama. it's cat. it's right down there. down there. it's very small, very tight. and right now the chinese seem to be running the place. i want to get the chinese out of the panama. get out of. >> there are. >> anyway, i feel bad that you don't get to go on maternity leave. >> give me a couple of weeks. we'll see what i can do. >> you know, i think actually that some of the kind of outlandish stuff that trump says is, is why people voted for him, actually. and i think it's kind of a reaction to being told for so long that you can't say certain things. i mean, compare the two for a while. remember, i brought this up before when kamala was actually doing that thing where she was like, hi, my name is kamala harris, and my pronouns are she her, and i'm wearing a

blue dress. yeah. compare that to the guy that's like, i think we should buy greenland. and then and then and then the reporter is like, but certainly. but you would, you wouldn't use military force. he's like, i don't know, maybe i would like i think people could obviously there is a middle ground between the two things. but people were so sick of that other extreme that people don't understand that what they are keep pointing out as some negative or this is so crazy, i think is what people see as almost a relief. >> yes, i agree, i agree. you know, tyrus, on saint patrick's day, do you often get mistaken for greenland? just came up with it. come here. i just came up with it. that is a good one. and i came up with it. i get so happy. oh! stop it! >> stop it! >> no, i don't i don't get mistaken for greenland. i get mistaken for the one brother

standing in an irish circle. listen, he's doing something that is completely foreign to this administration. he's talking from a position of power. and when you have a position of power, you can say, like, we're going to take it, but what is that? there's probably he's probably not going to buy greenland. but what denmark is saying is we don't want to sell it. but you are more than welcome to install your military there, which was the whole point in the first place. so when you're from a position of power, because the other side is denmark's going, he could take it. i mean, after all, they have bikes and snowballs. it's not going to last long. because he could and he's letting you know it's there. and that completely opposite. it was an apology tour in this last administration where the first thing they do is like, we're so sorry for your oppressed people. we're so sorry for this. we're so sorry for that.

and they're like, oh, this is going to be awesome. and they ran roughshod all over us and people got emboldened to break out wars. they got emboldened to do this stuff on october 7th because of the weakness. now it's a position of power. everybody's freaking out because everything he's saying he could do, but he's making them an offer they can't refuse. so at the end, we'll have our military installations in greenland, whether it's new greenland or new texas or just regular old greenland. he'll have it. the panama canal, same thing. what's that? >> so i'm renaming it the panama. >> yeah. >> never on the first date. up next, dems give the third degree to trump's defense nominee. >> i am going to keep saying that if you'll be in the new york area, i would like tickets to see gutfeld go to foxnews.com, slash, gutfeld, and click on the link to join our studio audience.

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two for one margaritas. jesus. ladies just asked for his phone number. for the best moment undoubtedly goes to oklahoma's markwayne mullin. >> watch how many senators have showed up drunk to vote at night. have any of you guys asked them to step down and resign from their job? and don't tell me you haven't seen it because i know you have. and then how many senators do you know have gotten a divorce before cheating on their wives? did you ask them to step down? no, but it's for show. it is so ridiculous that you guys hold yourself to this higher standard, and you forget you got a big plank in your eye. we've all made mistakes. yeah, nice. >> i mean, he just asked, how many of you senators have shown up drunk to vote at night and no one said a word, which means all of them?

>> yes. >> or maybe because they're drunk right now. who knows? michelle, as a journalist and a female, didn't he look hot? why wasn't that why all those women were so, like, hot under the collar? they were just staring at him and just going, oh, i want a piece of peace. >> i don't know if they wanted a piece. i'll tell you. one of the most interesting questions i found was senator mark kelly. he threw barb after barb about. weren't you walked home drunk? weren't you carried home drunk? weren't you? this. weren't you drunk? didn't you take a girl to a strip strip club? all this. but at the end of it he said this, greg. he said, well, wait a minute. you're telling us it's all smears? either you've overcome personal issues or you're the target of a smear campaign. it's one or the other. it can't be both. yes it can. >> i shouted that i did too. >> i was on the treadmill. at the also did. >> yeah, of course it can be both. >> it can be both. you can have terrible personal problems and

then have people exploit those moments in your life in a smear campaign. it absolutely can be both. and then he went on mark kelly to say, senator kelly, what concerns me is having a secretary of defense who is not transparent is i hate what aboutism but is that like when general lloyd austin disappeared for like five days and we didn't know where he was? yeah. i mean, like you said, double standards, hypocrisy. but that moment i'm like, yeah, it can be both. and you know, here's why. >> yeah. you know kat, as a half veteran your husband served and also a female. he did look delicious didn't he. >> yeah i don't think that's helping. yeah. >> it's just such a weird direction to take any question, let alone all of them. but also

question really is a strong word. yeah, i was i also was cheering when you brought up like, how many of you guys have showed up drunk to vote? how many of you mean? i mean like known pinnacle of fidelity washington, d.c. yes, it's just it's i guess i just don't care about anyone else's marriage or what they do. like, if somebody cheats on me, i will kill you and make it look like diabetes with a shot of insulin. that's what you. >> yeah. >> shot of insulin, undiagnosed diabetes. i told him to go to the doctor. he wouldn't listen to me. >> that was a plan. >> some endangered plants over the graves. you can't dig them up. if new technology arises. that could figure something like that out. just saying. always having thought about it. just like spitballing. babe, but. but i truly, it's so

stupid. who cares? i mean, yes, i think the great thing about pete is that he is completely outside the box. and, you know, the pentagon's failing every audit they've had. what could the craziest thing be? to try something new? could the craziest thing be to try someone who's not a cog in the military industrial complex machine? no. and to bring up someone's personal life when you are buddies with bill clinton is insane. oh, yeah. >> oh. >> tyrus, i just. >> do you think he looked delicious? yeah. there it is. >> there it is. >> yeah. if him and i were on an island, i'd eat him. >> yeah. >> listen, i agree with kat. if

you're going to commit murder, you must have an exit strategy. but to really think about it on behalf of gutfeld, we don't condone that. >> no i don't yeah. don't. yeah. >> i think one of the parts to me that was hilarious was when they were saying, you got so drunk you had to get carried out, and i just wanted him to say, yeah, i did it. right. yeah. no, i'm saying, like, no one has ever been there. and luckily i roll with guys like me so we can carry each other out. yeah, we have too much fun. the man served. he came back to america and he had some issues he should have. it literally happens to everyone who does serve. and he was able to turn his. america loves people who have hit rock bottom and have turned it around. yeah. i am walking living proof of that. so when i hear them attack him on personal stuff, it only further lets me know why they run around and poll at 11% approval. they. that was an opportunity to discuss policy. if you if you had an issue with

how he was going to do things if you wanted to debate him. but that's not what they were there for because they know they don't have the votes. and the good thing is, is that what america needs to do is remember those. when liz warren had the temerity, the unmitigated gall to talk about somebody's integrity? you claim to be a native american to get jobs and steal money from other native americans. they didn't get the job because you pretended, and it wasn't until you got caught and then there was no repercussions. so have you changed? have you? are you walking around telling everyone you're as white as wonder bread now? >> but also someone's individual marriage doesn't affect anyone else. yeah, it doesn't affect anyone else. it's ridiculous. >> i don't know what everybody's so worried about because that was the very best alcoholics anonymous group i've ever seen. yes, that like, i learned a lot about drinking today. yeah. no it's true. i'm going to do something special for those guys. i want them to

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him out of office. this is obviously very hard to do. it's been done before, but sometimes it works. what do you what do you what do you think? >> yeah, for some reason, he's got people like him. still, though, gavin newsom, it doesn't matter what he does. people says he's handsome. they'll get they'll get over it. they'll be like. but his hair, you know. yeah. but to me, i get i get more angry. everything i see him do like when he's like, we're gonna loosen some of the red tape to make it easier to build rebuild in california. it's like, well, if you could do that, why didn't you do that before? because people are already leaving. because it's already a nightmare. before all these houses burned down. yeah. so, yeah, it's he's just. he still seems to think it's like a political crisis. yeah. you know, more so or a messaging issue than an issue with actual mismanagement. yeah. >> don't pick on me. what do you say? >> well, i find it shocking that it was only 125,000. and i think that's the problem with california. yeah, they still

don't get it. it should have been millions at this point. they mismanaged your country. i mean, california will never be the same. like they're saying all these stuff, they're going to loosen the red tapes. no they're not. they're saying that now they're more worried about getting their lawyers paid to try to stop anything president trump's doing with ice. so the people who are one of the guys who was literally trying to start fires lillian. he's back out. yeah. rolling around like he's not going to be able to find another blowtorch. like again, they continue. they just don't get it. and this is why fair minded people leave. and if i, if i, if my home was in california and it was burned down, i would take my insurance money and i would leave and i'd set up somewhere else. you could. and he'll tell you from a business standpoint, your money's going to go a lot further in another place like texas or florida or the midwest. yeah, you won't have the beaches like california. i grew up in california, and one of the things you loved was in an afternoon, you could you could literally go to the mountains, you could go to the ocean. you could you could go to the snow, you could go fishing in the

river. but all that's gone now, it's all this is what it is. and they don't learn. and there's not one bit of remorse. there's not one bit of where there's no leadership. i believe you said that on the five. there are no there is no action figure. there is no someone going that i let you down and i'm going to fix it. she's bass is literally it's because i'm black, isn't it? you ever hear of tom bradley, you moron. like. >> i have a solution. i have a solution. it's very easy. now trump is being asked to provide billions in disaster relief. and the worst disasters you have to relieve are these two bozos, bass and newsom. these guys are bad managers. you tie the money to getting rid of them. this is a new emergency bill. whack a mole of the idiots running the place because he reminds you of trudeau, isn't he? >> he's a lot like trudeau, isn't he? >> he is the justin trudeau of california. yeah, and look what happened to trudeau. whack a

mole because he was so crappy at running the country. now the same size, about 41 million people each. the 41 million canadians. whack a mole. trudeau, whack a mole. newsom, whack a mole, bash. start whacking. i think i think that's i think that's the analogy. >> if you know canada, we were wondering when is when do they when do they have enough of trudeau. and they did it. he had to resign because he knew he was going to lose. it could happen. michel, you're a californian. >> you went to berkeley, i did. i, you know, born and raised northern and southern california, very familiar, this guy. i have never been able to stand this guy. and the trudeau parallel is very, very good. as for karen bass here, let's not be so quick. here are some things she's accomplished. she made sure that the pride flag was flown for the entire month of june. thank god she endorsed the city's call for a ceasefire in gaza. she cheered on a council plan released to fund

reparations for black californians who were never slaves, with money from people who never owned slaves. after november's election, she signed off on a city council's vote to. and this is cnn. put it this way establish the city as a sanctuary for immigrants and lgbtq youth in advance of trump's return to the white house. this is what these people are doing in california. the rubber meets the road during these fires, and they're sitting around trying to oh, that's a local thing. well, that's a state thing. well, that's a they they are this is an as inept as it comes. and they tried to recall him again. i think it could work this time. greg i'm with you. >> you know what? you know what the bass and newsom have in common? they're both mentally. that's not a smear. it's an actual word. >> oh, like in fire retardant? yes. they didn't burn down with

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