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[ cheers and applause ] >> greg: i didn't see you there. let me put my fan male away. happy thursday. according to ex-congressman george santos, jerry nadler has the worst boe in the congress. jerry nadler denied the charge saying that's not my body, it's my pants. -- head, elon musk says he's considering giving 78 million americans $5000 per household. half will benefit from a -- mac a dividend, the other is his

child support. a statue of a woman believed to be 2000 years old was found in greece. we have a picture of the sculpture. the trump administration is ordering the pentagon to pull plan for sweeping budget cuts. great, now who is going to do the sweeping? they are cutting the sweeping budget. it makes you wonder, if they shrink the pentagon will they have to change the name to the quadrilateral? a judge is sentencing people who shoplifted at walmart to

wash cars in the store's parking lot. will that be two coats of wax asked one man. usually he just wax is his balls why did i say that, how would i know? l.a. mayor karen bass is investigating the decision she made to head to ghana days before the l.a. fires. also wants people to open her brain to find out why she is so. [ bleeps ] stupid. delta is reporting offering passengers on the toronto flight that flipped outside down during landing, $30,000. your is the first passenger accepting the money. researcher say flushing a public toilet releases a cloud of airborne bacteria that can

reach deep into your lungs. crazy. who has ever actually flushed a public toilet. and finally, would be goldberg says they should cut funding to space ask because the government already has nasa. by that logic we should cut the view because we already have animal planet. let's do some stuff. we all know the story of robin hood. stole from the rich and gave to the pour. him and his band of merry men hung out in the woods wearing tights and eating apples. like the summer i spent with rfk. but another gave a funny accent wants to do the whole robin hood thing in america. musk is considering a dividend. refund checks funded by the money they are saving us. giving back money the useless

stole from everybody else. it makes us wonder if it's a new concept where we give 20% of that savings to american citizens and 20% goes to paying down debt. >> there's consideration of a new concept where we give 20% of the savings to american citizens and 20% going to paying down debt i like the sound of that it makes sense. now that we've taken the dough are corrupt government has been wasting why not give it to the people who earned in the first place. my assistant won't have to moonlight in that tire factor anymore. and it's not like he's getting something for nothing. it's taken out of the paycheck you earned for scientist studying shrimp on treadmills. workshops for drag queens in ecuador. super viruses in foreign labs and making animals trans. they also discovered 2 billion

in taxpayer funding for a nonprofit led to this stacy abrams. a nonprofit with 100 bucks in revenue got 2 billion arriving the months after her op-ed endorsing biden. i haven't seen a brit -- a bribe that obvious and's brit hume paid me to keep quiet about his stamp. and what has the money done since then? it didn't go to dental work. unfair. what trump is doing just seems right. the government has been paying me to seal off all these frauds why should we sit still it back. wasn't at the point of doge it was designed to combat a debt crisis that spells doom for the country. they became a piggy bank for special interests and foreign cutouts. we also chipped into a leftist

slush fund every time we got paid. now we wanted to be be our piggy bank. so like it j.b. pritzker's pants, i am torn. first, i want-- to continue on the warpath. but i think we need proper persuasion if you want the public to support things over time. promising dollars to americans cheated for years is a hard one to beat. the democrats are already floundering against doge but-- plus a dividend. more popular then that molitor i did with minuter. while it might not solve the problem asap it might preserve the mission long term. but 38 trillion in debt. how will the dividend solve that crisis? i guess you could say that i am solidly, briefly, on the fence.

only a month into-- and it's exhausting. every morning is the day after halloween. i wake up every morning to a bag of candy and before breakfast mice face is smeared with more chocolate kisses than the time i played spin the bottle with the harlem globetrotters. that makes me wonder how long will the public support last witness trump once predicted, we grow tired of winning? if there is a reward the answer would be never. basically saying you've been with us so far, here is something to tide you along. it might not exactly be right. right would be preventing a default on the debt otherwise we will see an economic crisis making the depression look like a trip with sandals and trace gallagher. but while the dividend isn't right, it is persuasive.

what we in the old days called a bribe. in this case it isn't going to a bunch of greedy cook crooks or rich liberals voting for a brain-dead president. it's going to you and your family as a reward to support a president unafraid to lead. and that's the problem with robin hood. he is not always right, but dang as he loved. let's welcome tonight's guests. a holster for his blow driver. cohost of fox and friends of charlie hurt. her name is liz and will give you the business. host a fox business evening, elizabeth macdonald. once the head of the pta until they found out he didn't have kids. jim norton! and her mouth was once pulled over for speeding. cohost of outnumbered,

emily compagno oh. so charlie, as an astute political analyst and new cohost of a very mediocre show... can you do both? can you cut the deficit, save the economy, and give a dividend? >> without a doubt. it is our money. so give it back if you're wasting it on nonsense. the most consequential and important political fight we had a generation. and i think that if you take the politics out of it. the fact that democrats are forced to defend all of the things the money is being spent on is hysterical and did defines them. my favourite is when they talk about a drop in the bucket. 14 million going to transit "sesame street" in africa is just a drop in the bucket to them. for a regular taxpayer they go wait a minute i worked my entire

life and i've been taxed majorly for my entire life and that is more than the total taxes i've made so all of my effort put in to this federal government you are going to send to africa for transit "sesame street". that money could also be spent so much better on people in north carolina for example. >> greg: i would not knock transit "sesame street". coming emma and bertha they make a heck of a couple trust me. i've got the video to prove it. >> spend your own millions. i should spend it myself this is expected to expire july fourth, 2026. is it possible they are getting all that money back. it doesn't seem realistic to me. >> i do thank you are correct. i do think they will keep going

beyond july 26. to spend half our paychecks and taxes and all of this is blown out of the back door and we aren't supposed to say a peep about it when we have military veterans homeless, people in north carolina living in tents. l.a. fire victims who are homeless. so what got to me was jasmine crockett saying we aren't in the business of sending back people's money when they are talking about the-- dividend. isn't that for reparations. didn't-- find out they are in the business of giving out money and blowing out the back door. i think all of us have been talking for generations in the fact that-- is finally doing is breathtaking. [ cheers and applause ] i don't don't mean to offend those with asthma by saying it's breathtaking. so you've been in astute observer of economic policy

going to the eisenhower administration. if you look at doge you see an arena if you would like it to target like corrupt brothels or corrupt rings. or just corrupt? >> a greg, i support all three of those things i know i won't have to spend money on the african "sesame street" sets. even though it was so good. i've loved what they are doing a love they're going to give money back. is not like they're taking it and spending it on worthy causes in good things and taking from them. they wasted it we have no say in where it goes that's why people hate the government. if you had faith in the fact that i don't want to be 40 or 55% partners with the u.s. government. if i had faith in where the government was going. nobody minds paying taxes to help the homeless person... >> greg: i do, but go ahead. >> i was going to say help them

out of the country. help yourself to a job bucket. but it is when it's the garbage they do with it. if it's worthy causes and things like single mothers. people don't object to their money being spent that way. >> greg: without going off topic on an unrelated 15 minute story. >> are you still upset about last night? >> greg: no, it was an amazing dessert. sheriffs your thoughts. i don't think anybody is stating what i mean. in ten years our country could be destroyed by debt. that is what the point was. it wasn't about giving us money. what say you miss outnumbered? >> i am not an economist but i am a taxpaying american who hates the irs. i hear what you're saying and i think it separate arguments.

the most persuasive argument is the bipartisan problem is the debt and the most rude we are is a long-term debt situation. no amount of emptying it in a bucket will do anything about it until doge. the political capital of actually having money in our pocket is priceless. >> greg: that's the persuasion. >> ironically the amount of debt is so much that it is worth saving just a little bit and taking longer to get the political capitol. if you couple that with not paying as much taxes. we ensure we make it past them and ensure we are there for another four years after and ensure the entire system of dismantling remains in place. despite the 22 billion to stacy abrams and circumcisions and all that. i worry that it could somehow be reconstructed. it takes time but right now we

are identifying where the toxic tumours lay and identify how it's been untraceable and how corrupt the system is. taking a minute not just to rooted up at set things right again. so biding time as a good investment. >> greg: a good summation from our lawyer on the panel, emily compagno oh. before we go, tickets are available for my live 2025 to her. i will be in indiana, arizona, pennsylvania, kentucky, and texas just to name a few states. up next, rat with the biggest belly is also the most smelly. gotcha! is that my belt? ah, parts of it, yeah. oh! i'm getting a value update! do you see which one is going off? how's it trackin'? good! got some dips, some rises. now what? "hold?" sold. did we get a little carried away?

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mirror mirror in the stall, who's the stinky us of them all? are video of the day comes from former rep george santos who revealed the smelliest member of congress to our political hygiene correspondent, jim norton. >> no mental reservations. the worst body odour in congress is definitely jerry nadler. it is so bad. jerry nadler stinks. he would waddle down that aisle and crop dusting. every step of his waddle and the due just stinks and he's greasy and oily. it's like, take a shower god dang it. >> greg: i love that guy. >> greg: it's about as

shocking as finding ham under the pillow with joy behar. i imagine every time he they declare a lick emergency. bay-mac do you dislike nadler? >> i can't stand him. how do you like somebody who stinks. it's very difficult to get past somebody who actively smells bad. it's like the po anything else? >> just look at him he's always greasy so once again this humble show of yours breaks the stories before everybody else let's take a fun look back at our coverage no joke jerry nadler smells like a truckstop restroom which is false. truckstop restrooms are cleaned once a day. jerry nadler was so angry he announced he will no longer give the courtesy flush. they stink worst then the capitals men's room after jerry nadler has had his lunch of curry clam suit.

what is his face always have that look like he's walking behind jerry nadler. >> i can smell jerry nadler. >> greg: he a lot. at least we hope it is. excellent performing. on top of this, were you surprised santos told you that he smelt terrible? >> i asked him who had the worst breath and he was a little nervous about that. but then without reservation he went into nadler. he didn't want to offend somebody because it was a republican the other one before. >> greg: interesting he launched into nadler usually things launch out of nadler. >> it's a 90 minute conversation. we brought that interview up and he was so happy and said he

smells like he actually soils his pants. and the best part is in the daily mail they rode about it. they said nadler's office has refused to comment. >> greg: because their clothing there they're holding their breath they can't talk when it's like this. >> president trump does watch this show. can he pardon george santos? >> greg: any time we've had him scheduled on this show there was a plane crash or some reason the show wasn't there. >> in making an appeal to president trump to pardon george santos. >> what about jerry nadler? >> greg: since you're already talking... >> sorry. >> greg: do you think santos could be exaggerating because i

hate to doubt his veracity. >> i don't think he is exaggerating i wonder what he said about eric's wall well. >> i'm kidding. >> you mentioned somebody game is pretty vulgar about it did he say crop dusting. did he mean to use the a word instead of the oh instead of that? >> no i couldn't believe that. when he said that i was shocked. >> should he have charcoal bills or did biden's climate laws out love those? >> i think when he we should just applaud him. >> you basically have your own doge correspondent here. at getting to the bottom of what matters. >> greg: literally the bottom. emily, we never hear about women smelling. what's this secret women have that they never stink.

in high school i mean grade school and college? >> because women don't have glands. here's my point about this. it is disgusting. nothing i hate more. part of it is because him always on a plane or train or automobile going somewhere rubbing shoulders. and the fact we just now learned somebody who represents us from this state or california i can't remember. is shuffling down crop dusting everybody that's disgusting. and george santos was removed from the ethics investigation. can we have the ethics committee investigate nadler. cork your booty. no, thank you i think it's not

talked about epidemic of hygiene it infuriates me a lot and i gagged easily or whatever suggest smelling that in my mind. just a disgusting. >> greg: charlie we know something rotten smells in congress but we didn't think it was a literal smell. >> i'll be honest i have nothing to contribute to this. >> greg: you are the newest members of fox's and friend weekend. who's the smelliest member? >> i will say this because i was d.c. bureau chief for "the new york post" for years. so i covered jerry. and i was always amazed as people joke about it being hollywood for ugly people but this guy takes the cake. he is the king of that he takes the cake.

>> greg: i think he needs to take less cakes. >> the reason you have these people who would never get elected anywhere else all coming from new york it's because the media market in new york city is the most expensive media market right after l.a. in the country. they run their campaigns on radio. so chuck schumer and pigpen there get elected. they have faces for radio. >> greg: if you saw what you are voting for. >> if the radio had smell. they would never win. >> greg: that's why i don't listen to the radio. i don't know what that means. up next woke it defeat according to mayor pete

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it's a video of the daypart two ♪ a diversity higher things woke should retire. pete buttigieg admitted the approach to dei is backfiring and creating trump republicans. >> what do we mean when we talk about diversity. is it making people sit for a training that looks like something out of portlandia. it's out trump republicans are made with the best intentions but doesn't get what actually matters here. if we were serious about the actual values and catering to everybody only in terms of their particular slice of identities instead of a shared project. >> greg: 's let me get this straight, mayor pete. you are against woke not because it's ridiculous but because it leads to the creation of trump

voters. then by all means democrats continue down this path. could he be saying this because he wants to move to the middle for a potential presidential run in 2028? i think americans would welcome a president who is. we just had one who was dead. elizabeth, it bugs me because the democrat wastes of saying something is only bad because you lose a voters. it's not because it's bad because it could just be bad. >> it's like listening to justin trudeau. i need a google translator on him. i don't know what he's talking about. i listen to him. i don't know what he's saying. it's like bicycling fruit quicksand. it's training. the guy needs to stop talking and look in the mirror. as soon as you use the words vocabulary or identity and goes

down that rabbit hole. it is a big no. -- it needs to his usage of words. >> greg: nice. charlie, i never really trusted him since he faked riding his bike to work. he's like a shape shifter with a weather vane instead of the spine. it's okay now to come out against identity politics because it isn't working. >> you saw him change his twitter profile to remove his pronouns. but also removed his husband and replaced him with a big pile of rocks which was kind of funny. so i think he is moving in another direction. but let's be clear. nobody would have ever heard of this guy if it wasn't for dei.

the only reason he was such a failed mayor 's because he was a failed presidential candidate. the only heard of him because of dei. democrats attack republicans of wanting to soft the bottom rungs of the ladder so people can't climb up. he's already climbed up the dei latter and now is trying to get rid of it. >> it's like mayor pete gutting for the back door and they put a lock on the back door. the back door of employment. i am not making any reference to the. you people are disgusting. what say you, emily? >> it's fascinating that we are watching democrats conduct this total autopsy of what creates a trump republican. what are you talking about. if there's any self-awareness they would realize a trump

republican encompasses 76 million americans. the question he should be asking is what creates people who hate me. he's essentially saying that if the concept of diversity is important we shouldn't have rammed it down people's throats. skipping into the classroom and being like, everybody is equitable and here is why. there will never be a deviation because it was all based on. [ bleeps ] when you say so-and-so peaked in high school. we see that so often in the government of bureaucracy. it's about the right fit according to him. why people don't think he was a good mayor but maybe he shouldn't have gone past it. for some reason everybody intends to break through the ceiling and grasp for more and more without recognizing they would be horrible at executive management. horrible at governance. i don't need somebody who fakes bicycle riding to tell me why i am a trump republican when it's

because of the horrible policies rammed down our throat. >> greg: he was mayor of south bend. i had that problem. but there's a drug for it. jim curry coming after the b block let's be honest in his defence. you know he has to smell great. >> he looks like every social studies teacher i saw in the urinal. but i like what he said. we can't get mad at people if they course correct. better late than never and i don't care about his motives. i don't care why anybody in politics doesn't. the motives are irrelevant. the trump voters thing is stupid but he's not talking to trump voters. he's talking to people he needs to say that to. otherwise he has to say everything you've stood for has been a disaster.

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>> greg: why did i say that. scientists improved a brain decoder which uses it to turn thoughts into text. it could help people with speech impairments. who cares. but what about us. i want to technology for us. do you want people to read your thoughts and what would they be reading? >> i that's exactly why. the whole point was that you don't want to hear people's thoughts or here your thoughts at the end of the day and my head is not what comes out. everybody thinks i am nice. there's a lot going on in here. so for everybody's safety and protection of you guys thinking i'm a nice person the answer is a hard no. and if you're sensitive as i am i can't get out of my head. they say something mean it hurts me and i can't get out of my head. even if you're just a bad mood. i would be devastated forever so

no, thank you to this. if only you know what i was thinking right now. well jim this could put you away for life. >> a very scary. people say white is he thinking of eating putting out of jerry nadler's suit pants. [laughter] >> that made me gag. >> greg: but you had to think of that to say it. >> i will go home and sketch it. >> greg: don't we are ready read our with texting? >> i was thinking while reading this. the cheesy dad joke saying if i want to know somebody's thoughts i will look at their twitter. so there is some secret dark things but eventually this will be how crimes are solved. we will all be locked in and know each other's thoughts and be punished for it. hopefully we will be dead buy that point. >> greg: hopefully we will be

dead. that's a great idea for a segment. i say that, but that will be the heading of are we ready for a women president. charlie... >> i am the family on this. >> greg: are you trying to get out of this? >> no i was just going to say i am with emily on this. i don't want people to know my thoughts and i don't want to know their thoughts. but if we do this. here's what i want more than anything. i don't want to hear people complaining when they find out what everybody's thoughts are. because everybody is going to be offended, and i don't want to hear about it. >> greg: they should do this just for pets like your dog. could you just do it for your dog where it's like food, food, food. >> i have two dogs. i just wanted to save me out, me out, meow.

but you don't need a brain decoder on trump. he's already out there. you need one on pete. i don't know what that guy is saying but we already did that segment. with me, it would be like... i don't remember my wi-fi password. or how you use the remote control. >> greg: nobody would ever get married. there can't be a relationship. it wouldn't get past the third date. >> especially the ones i've dated. >> greg: there's other situations where it would happen quicker. two people sitting in a bar looking at each other and it's like a let's have a union. >> greg: a more perfect union. >> my wife would asked me ate who is that person going off the balcony.gett

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women. i said okay, let's do something called i don't understand mast. give it to me baby. they are throwing things at me, but they throw like a girls who cares. nasa says an asteroid has a three-point 1% chance of hitting earth in the year 2032. that doesn't make sense to me. it either hits earth or it doesn't. that's 50/50. if you say there's a 50% chance of hitting earth it would be the same as 1%. that's why i don't understand mast and i'm a guy. elizabeth you are a financial whiz. any no mast. >> i need a brain decoder on what you just said there. >> greg: either you get hit by an asteroid or you don't. >> that's 50/50 odds. >> i don't even want to know what we're talking about. i need a brain decoder on

myself. 3% odds... that's like me getting triplets. >> greg: i guess it's probability. but it's not like... i'm focusing on outcome. it either happens or it doesn't. but they are talking about probability. that's a fractional number between one and zero which indicates a likely outcome. but we don't care about that. >> my niece asked me because she was scared about this and she asked what that meant and i told her to shut up. but i guess the answer is 3% would be if there is 100 earth's, three of them would get hit. when you play the lottery it's 50/50. it's one and 10 million. so 50/50 is a "yes" or a no.

>> it's a kamala harris word salad. >> greg: i like a people say word salad and think it's clever like hey, it looks like a word salad. >> i shouldn't say that given my neck. >> greg: charlie, why is this story so important? >> so unlike you, i'm not a mast genius. but i do know the difference between 3% and 50/50. these are different. but i will say, three-point 1% chance is a pretty high likelihood when it comes to annihilating the earth. but i will tell you this when i read this story. at first i thought it was alarming. but then i was relieved because we have elon musk. he will just blow it up and make it go a different direction.

>> greg: emily, you take the 3% but the earth is covered by 97% water... i remember reading that as a child or my masseuse telling me that. >> it doesn't matter where it hits. if it hits it will be really bad. you will lose your show if it hits. your "variety" magazine cover won't matter anymore. >> greg: they will preempt the show depending on how many people died. when you preempt that there is a level of death you have to reach to be preempted. that is the unspoken truth of television. i think the number is six. emily? >> this would be catastrophic. the outcome of this particular event is 50/50 it hits or doesn't. the probability it happens is three in 100.

so okay three and 100 chance you get punched in a subway. but if it's total annihilation of the human race, yeah. aerosmith, ben affleck, all the people at elon musk. bring them all and shoot down the asteroid. >> greg: we've got to move on. but we don't look at it from the asteroids perspective because the fact is... we are coming at the asteroid as well. they are probably going, who are these stupid idiots. don't they know mast? because there are living things on asteroids. that's where we got adam from. we will be right back. narrator: ontario, canada, your third-largest trading partner and number one export destination for 17 states.

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