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>> one. oh, yeah. ha ha ha! >> oh! oh, i didn't. >> see you there. let me put my fan mail away. happy thursday everyone. so, according to ex-congressman jorge santos, jerry nadler has the worst body odor in congress. nadler denied the charge, saying, that's not my body. it's my pants. doge head. elon musk says he's considering giving 78 million americans $5,000 per household. half of these households will be benefiting from a doge dividend. the other half are just his child support. got a

lot of kids. a statue of a woman, believed to be more than 2000 years old, was found in greece. i think we have a picture of the sculpture. >> ha! oh! >> yeah. >> the trump administration is ordering the pentagon to plan for sweeping budget cuts. great. now is going to do the sweeping. you're cutting their sweeping budget. >> yeah. no, no, no. >> you don't like it? it's okay. but it makes you wonder if they shrink the pentagon. won't they have to change the name to the quadrilateral? i don't care. >> i do play rectangles. >> a judge is sentencing people who shoplift at walmart to wash cars in the store's parking

lot. will that be two coats of wax? asked one man. >> yes. >> yeah. usually he just waxes his balls. why did i say that? how would i know? l.a. mayor karen bass says she's investigating the decision she made to head to ghana days before the l.a. fires. she also wants doctors to open her brain to find out why she's so stupid. delta is reporting offering passengers on the toronto flight that flipped upside down during landing $30,000. here's the first passenger accepting the money. >> oh my god. >> researchers say that flushing a public toilet releases a cloud of airborne bacteria that can reach deep into your lungs. i know, crazy.

i mean, who has ever actually flushed the public toilet? and finally, whoopi goldberg says doge should cut funding to spacex because the government already has nasa. by that logic, we should also cut the view, since we already have animal planet. all right. thank you. let's do some stuff. so we all know the story of robin hood stole from the rich, gave to the poor. he and his band of merry men hung out in the woods eating apples and wearing tights. it was just like that summer i spent hiking with rfk. but now another guy with a funny accent wants to do the whole robin hood thing right here in america. musk is considering a doge dividend tax refund checks sent to americans funded by all the money doge is saving us. he's giving back the money that the useless stole from everyone else. which makes

me wonder if there's even under consideration a new concept where we give 20% of the doge savings to american citizens, and 20% goes to paying down debt. >> there's even under consideration a new concept where we give 20% of the doge savings to american citizens, and 20% goes to paying down debt. >> i like the sound of that. kind of makes sense. you know, now that we've taken back all that dough our corrupt government has been wasting. why not give it to the people who earned it in the first place? finally, my assistant won't have to moonlight in that tire factory. and it's not like you'd be getting something for nothing. that money was taken out of every paycheck you earn to pay for scientists studying shrimp, running on treadmills, workshops for ecuadorian drag queens, creating super viruses in foreign labs, and, of course, making animals trans. hell goes. just discovered 2 billion in taxpayer funding for

a nonprofit linked to stacey abrams. yeah, a nonprofit that, at 100 bucks in revenue, mysteriously got $2 billion from us. and it arrived a month after abrams penned an op ed endorsing biden. talk about a payoff. i haven't seen a bribe that obvious since brit hume paid me to keep quiet about his tramp stamp. >> right? >> and what has all that money done since then? well, it didn't it definitely didn't go to dental work. unfair. true. what trump's doing just seems right. if the government has been stealing from you to pay off all these frauds, why shouldn't we steal it back? but was that the point of doge? doge was designed to confront a debt crisis that spells doom for this country. and it got that way because the government became a piggy bank for special interests and foreign cutouts. we also resented chipping into a leftist slush fund against

our will every time we got paid. so now we want it to be our piggy bank. so much like j.b. pritzker's pants, i'm torn. first, i want doge to continue on its amazing warpath. but i realize we need proper persuasion. if you want the public to continue to support it over time, and promising thousands of dollars to americans who've been cheated for years is a hard one to beat. i mean, the dems are already floundering against doge, but doge plus a dividend. it'll be more popular than that mall tour i did with menudo. >> yes. >> so even if it may not solve the intended problem asap, it might end up preserving the mission long term. but it still nags me. we're $38 trillion in debt. how will this doge dividend solve that mountain of a crisis? so i guess you could say that i'm solidly, bravely on the fence. because we're

only a month into doge. and honestly, it's exhausting. i feel like every morning is the day after halloween, and i wake up every morning to a bag of candy, and before breakfast, my face is already smeared with more chocolate kisses than that time. i played spin the bottle with the harlem globetrotters. >> oh my god. >> which makes me wonder how long will the public support last when, as trump once predicted, we grow tired of winning. well, if there's a reward, the answer would be never. it's basically saying, hey, you've been with us so far. here's something to tide you along. perhaps it's not exactly right. right would be all the cuts go to preventing a full default on the debt. otherwise, we'll face an economic crisis that would make the depression look like a trip to sandals with trace gallagher. >> oh. >> yum yum. but while the dividend isn't right, it's persuasive. what? we in the old

days called a bribe. but in this case, bribe isn't going to a bunch of greedy crooks. it's also not going to rich libs getting student loans canceled so they'd vote for a brain dead president. it's going to you and your family as a reward for supporting a president who's unafraid to lead. and that's the problem with robinhood. he's not always right. but damn, is he loved. >> let's welcome. >> tonight's guest. >> he has a holster for his blow driver. co-host of fox and friends. charlie hurt, who? >> blow dryer. >> her name is liz, and she'll give you the biz. host of the evening edit on fox business liz mcdonald. he was once the head of the pta until they found out he didn't have kids. comedian and host of the jim norton can't save you podcast. george and her mouth was once pulled over for speeding. co-host of outnumbered, emily compagno.

>> yeah. >> charlie. as an astute political analyst and a new co-host of a very mediocre show. >> oh. >> here it comes. >> can you do both? can you cut the deficit, save this economy and give a dividend? >> oh. i think without a doubt. i mean, and as you point out, it is our money. so why can't we have it back if they're wasting it on a bunch of nonsense? i think that this is the most consequential and important political fight we've had probably in a generation. and i think that and one of the just take the politics side of it, the fact that democrats are forced to defend all of the things that this money is being spent on is, i think, hysterical and defines them and it genuinely defines them. and my favorite is when they talk about something as a drop in the bucket, $14 million going to trans sesame street in africa is just a drop in the bucket. well, for regular taxpayer, they're sitting there going, wait a minute, i've worked my entire life and i

have and i've been taxed majorly for my entire life. and that's the that's more than the total taxes i have paid. so all of my effort that i have put in to this federal government, you're going to send for to africa for trans sesame street. and that money can also be spent so much better on people in north carolina, for example. and so i think that at a, at a, at a very. >> not knock trans sesame street ernie and bert becoming emma and bertha are a hell of a couple. trust me, i got the video. i would like to prove it, liz. >> but spend your own millions on that. >> yes, that is true. i should spend it myself. liz, this is expected to expire on july 4th, 2026. i mean, is this possible that they're going to get all the work by dan and we all get money back? it doesn't seem realistic to me. you tell me. >> i think you're right. i honestly, i think. >> they're.

>> going to. >> keep going. >> beyond july 2026 and, you know, to spend half our paychecks and taxes. >> and all this has blown. >> out the back door. and we're not supposed to say a. >> peep about it. >> when. >> we have military veterans. >> who are homeless. >> we have. >> people in north carolina. >> living in tents. we have la fire. >> victims homeless now. >> so what really got to me today was democrat jasmine crockett saying, we're. >> not in the business. of sending back people's money when she's talking about the. >> dodge dividend. >> wasn't she for reparations? >> yes. >> didn't dodge is find out. yeah. you very much are in the. >> business of, you know. >> giving out. >> money and blowing. >> it out the back door. >> i just find it astounding. >> that we've been talking. all of us have been talking about. >> this for generations. >> and the fact that now dodge is finally. >> doing it. >> is breathtaking. >> it is breathtaking, by the way. i don't mean to offend those with asthma by saying it's breathtaking. jim. >> yes, greg. >> jim, you have been an astute observer of economic policy going back since the eisenhower

administration. >> thank you greg. >> when you look at dodge, do you see an arena that you would like it to target, like corrupt brothels or corrupt prostitution rings, or just corrupt prostitutes? >> well, greg, i support all three of those things, and i know that i'm not going to have to spend money to buy the african sesame street set. i didn't know it was so good. yeah, i love that they're doing. i love that they're going to give some money back. why not? i mean, because it's not like they're taking and they're spending it all on really worthy causes and good things. and then they're taking from them. they waste it. we have no say in where it goes. and that's why people hate the government. yeah. if you had some faith in the fact that, like, i don't want to be 45 or 50% partners with the us government. so if i like, had faith in where the money was going, no one minds paying taxes to help a homeless person. no one minds. >> oh, i do, but go ahead. >> well, i was going to say help them out of the country,

greg. yeah. thank you. >> thank you. help them into the loony bin. >> exactly. help yourself to a job, bucko. >> yeah. >> but it's when. it's when it's the garbage that they do with it that you start to hate. that if it's worthy causes and people like, you know, single mothers, like, i don't think people object to their their money being spent that way. >> yeah. you know, emily, without going off topic on an unrelated 15 minute story. >> are you. >> still upset over last night? >> no, i'm not upset over last night. that was an amazing dessert. please share us your thoughts on doge. i don't think anybody is hitting what i mean. which is like, in ten years, our country could be destroyed by debt. and that's what the whole point of doge was. it wasn't about giving us money, even though it is our money. what say you, miss outnumbered? >> look, i. >> am. no economist, but i am a taxpaying american that. >> hates the. >> irs. and i agree. i hear what you're saying, and i. >> think that it's all separate

arguments. so the most persuasive argument is that the bipartisan problem is the debt, and that the most screwed we are is the long term looming debt situation. and no amount of like emptying the ocean with a bucket is going to do anything about it until doge. but the second point is that the political capital of actually having money in our pockets, right. that's priceless. >> that's the persuasion. >> totally. and so to me, i think that ironically, the amount of the debt is so much that it's worth saving a little bit of, of, of, you know, taking a little bit longer to get the political capital. and if you couple that with not having to pay as many taxes, like then we ensure we make it past the midterms, we ensure that we're there for another four years after and then beyond, and we also ensure that this entire system of dismantling remains in place, because at the end of the day, despite the 22 billion to stacey abrams and circumcisions and all the despite that, i worry that the dismantling can be somehow reconstructed. it takes time. right now, we're just identifying where all of

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>> thank you. god. mirror, mirror in the stall. who's the stinkiest? one of all. our video of the day comes to us from former rep george santos, who revealed the smelliest member of congress to our political hygiene correspondent, jim norton. roll it. axel. >> no mental reservation? >> sure. >> the worst body. >> odor in congress. >> is definitely jerry nadler. >> really? >> it's so bad. it's so bad, dude. >> jerry nadler stinks, dude. >> he stinks. jerry nadler would waddle down that aisle and crop dust. it like. like it was every step of his waddle was a fart. but, dude, the dude just stinks. >> so jerry nadler farts, and he smells. >> and he smells and he's greasy and oily. i'm like, you take a shower. god damn it! >> god, i love him. so, should we be shocked? it's about as surprising as finding a ham under joy baker's pillow. i

imagine every time nadler farts, washington declares a public health emergency. but who knows? maybe george likes the guy. >> do you dislike nadler? i've never. >> met him. i can't stand. >> you don't like. >> him, dude. he stinks. how do you like somebody who stinks? >> i mean, that's a great point. it's very difficult. >> it's very difficult to get past somebody who actually actively smells bad. like i can't do it. >> and is it also like that b.o. unwind everything. >> it's like. it's like, just look at him. he's always greasy. >> so once again, this humble show of yours breaks the stories before everyone else. let's take a fond look back at our coverage. jim colmer writes that jerry nadler, no joke, smells like a truck stop restroom, which is false. truck stop restrooms are cleaned once a day. jerry nadler was so angry, he announced that he'll no longer be giving a courtesy flush. they stink worse than the capitals men's room after jerry nadler's lunch of curry clam soup. it's like one fart

destroying the sex appeal of jerrold nadler. but why does his face always have that look like he's walking behind? jerrold nadler, do you ever get, like, when you're watching it, you go, i can smell. jerrold nadler i can smell all of well, i can smell him. he farts a lot. we hope their farts. jim. excellent reporting. >> thank you very much, greg. >> yes, exactly. on top of this, were you surprised when santos told you nadler smelled terrible? >> not really. no. i originally asked him who had the worst breath in congress. and he was a little nervous about that. he's like. and then he goes, but without reservation. then he just launched into nadler. so then he confessed that the worst breath was a republican. so, like, he didn't want to offend somebody who he likes. he wouldn't say the name, but. >> it's interesting that he launched into nadler. usually there are things launching out of nadler. >> he during that podcast. it's like a 90 minute conversation. he saw that that james comer's name is. yeah, he saw that. we brought that interview up and

he went crazy. he was so happy because he's like, he said something that he smells like he actually soils his pants like beyond just farting. yeah. and the best part is in the daily mail, they wrote about it and then it said nadler's office has refused to comment, which. >> because they're holding their breath, you can't talk when you're like this. they nodded. >> by the way, george santos, i don't know. president trump does watch this show. can he pardon george santo? >> i mean, we've had every time that we have george santos scheduled on this show, there was a plane crash or there was something we always had to bump the show. yeah, yeah. >> it was get him on. he's great. and i think the president should pardon him. i'm making an open appeal to president trump to pardon george santos. >> pardon jerry nadler. >> you know liz sorry. do you agree liz since you're already talking sorry. do you think that santos could be a bit exaggerating because i hate to

doubt his veracity. >> right, right. >> oh. >> no, i don't. >> think. >> he's exaggerating. >> by the way, it's. >> need to know information. what do you say about eric swalwell? no. >> i'm kidding. i don't know if he mentioned him. i'm kidding. oh, he did mention someone gay, and he said something very vulgar about it, and i really. >> oh, okay. but did he said the term crop dusting. >> did he crop dusting. >> did he mean to use the a word instead of the o in that letter of crop or. >> oh crap. no, i couldn't believe he said it when he said he cropped us. i'm like, he couldn't know what that. >> what do we do about. jerry nadler? should he have charcoal pills? or did biden's climate rules outlaw charcoal pills for that? >> i mean, in my opinion, if nadler smells and farts in congress, we should stand up and applaud him. >> yeah. >> are you. >> basically have your own doge correspondent here? >> yes. >> getting to the bottom of what actually matters in. >> literally getting to the bottom. you know, emily, we never hear about women smelling. what is it? what's the secret that women have that they're never stinky? like no

one? i never in high school. well, i went to an all guys school. grade school. i never met a smelly girl. >> because women don't fart. yes. we don't have glands. >> oh. >> look, here's my whole point about this. it is disgusting. there is nothing i hate more. and i think part of it is because i'm always on a plane or a train or an automobile, like commuting somewhere, like rubbing shoulders with everyone else. if humans. disgusting is what i. there's nothing i hate more than people farting in public. i hate it. and the fact that we just now learned that someone that represents us from this state is like, or california. it's like shuffling down, shuffling down the aisles, crop dusting, everyone like that is disgusting. and it's george santos that was like, removed from the ethics investigation. can we have the ethics committee investigate nadler? >> like. >> caulk your booty. like, do not do that. no thank you. right. you guys. >> caulk your booty. >> i think it is a horrible, hideous like, not talked about

epidemic hygiene and how people smell. it infuriates me and i literally i gag just talking about like i have like obviously like i gag easily whatever. so just smelling that in like in my mind to like. >> yeah, i. >> even hate the f. >> word. >> you know, you know. >> rages me. >> charlie, we know that something smells rotten in congress, but we didn't think it was literally smelly. who's this. >> i have i have nothing to contribute to this. >> well, let me ask you. you're the newest member of fox and friends weekend, so. >> but i would. >> member i. >> i would say this i do think because, you know, i was in new york, i was dc bureau chief for the new york post for years. so i covered jerry nadler. and i was always amazed that, you know, people joke about dc being hollywood for ugly people and, and, and but this guy takes the cake. i mean, this guy is the king of hollywood for us. >> you should be taking less cakes. >> but what's kind of interesting about it is the

reason you have these people that would never get elected anywhere else, all coming from new york. you know what it is? what? it's because the media market in new york city is the most expensive media market, or right after la in the country. and because these people run their campaigns on radio, right? so chuck schumer and pigpen get elected. exactly. they have faces. >> you saw what you were voting for? yes. >> or if the radio had smell like like gay. >> smell. >> you would. >> sniff reports, right? >> exactly. >> and you're. >> like, they would never win, right. >> well, there you go. that's why i don't listen to the radio. i don't know what that means. up next, wokeism is defeat. according to mayor pete. >> i'm maya, and these are my breasts. >> honestly. >> we've had a complicated relationship. >> i've tried sports. >> bras.

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two. >> a diversity hire thinks wokeism should retire. former transportation secretary pete buttigieg admitted this week that his party's approach to dei is backfiring and in fact, creating, quote, trump, republicans. roll it. phyllis. >> what do we. mean when we talk about diversity? is it making people sit through a training that looks like something out of portlandia? it is how trump republicans are made. if that comes to your workplace with the best of intentions, but doesn't actually get at what we're what actually matters here. if we were more serious about the actual values and not caught up in vocabularies and trying to cater to everybody only in terms of their particular slice of combinations of identities versus the shared product. >> so let me get this straight. mayor pete. you're against wokeness and vocabularies and combinations of identities, not because it's ridiculous, but because it leads to the creation of trump voters. then

by all means, dems, please continue down this path. but could he be saying this now because he wants to move more to the middle for a potential presidential run in 2028? personally, i think americans would welcome a president that is gay. we just had one that was dead. liz. liz. it kind of bugs me. it's that democrat way of saying something is only bad because you lose voters. it's not because it's bad because it could just be bad. >> or it's not because it's bad because of the way you speak. i mean, it's like listening to justin trudeau. i need a google translator on him. i don't know what he's talking about. half the time i'm listening to him. it's like a college fair on acid. i don't know what the hell he's saying. you know, it's like. it's like bicycling through quicksand, listening to him. it's draining. i mean, i just think the guy has got to stop talking. look, at least look in the mirror when he's as soon as he uses the words vocabulary or identity, and he goes down that rabbit hole and

wants us all to join him. no, it's a big no. doge should audit him for the overuse of words. >> nice. charlie, i never really trusted him. ever since he faked riding his bike to work. do you remember that? yeah. so it's like he strikes me as a shape shifter with a weather vane instead of a spine. like now it's okay to come out against identity politics because he's seeing it's not working. >> yeah, he's a total fraud. and i think you're exactly right. he's doing it because he's trying. and you saw he changed his twitter profile to remove his pronouns and also removed his husband and replaced him with a big pile of rocks, which i thought was kind of interesting. >> wow. >> so i think he's definitely sort of moving in sort of another direction. but let's be clear. let's not forget this guy. nobody would have ever heard of this guy in this room right now if it were not for dei. >> that's true. >> only reason he was a failed

mayor. he was. he's a failed. a failed presidential candidate. the only reason anybody has ever heard of him is because of dei. and it's kind of funny because, you know, democrats are always attacking republicans of wanting to saw off the bottom rungs of the ladder so people can't climb up. he's already climbed up the dei ladder, and now he's trying to solve all the wrongs. >> yes. >> yes, yes. >> that's right. >> it's like. it's like emily, mayor pete got in through the back door and then put a lock on the back door. >> can we. >> back door of employment? >> sure. >> i'm not making any reference to the rectum. you people are disgusting. what say you, emily? >> oh, i think it's so fascinating that we are watching the dems, like, conduct this total autopsy of, like, what creates a trump republican. like, what are you talking about? if there was any self-awareness the entire time, they would realize, first of

all, that a trump republican encompasses 76 million americans. so he should just be saying instead, what creates people that hate people like me are. and i agree with what he was saying, which is ironic, where he was essentially saying if the if the if the concept of diversity is important, we shouldn't have rammed it down people's throats in the way of, like, portlandia, skipping into the classroom and being like everyone is equitable, and here's why. but at the end of the day, there's never going to be a deviation from it because it was all based on. and people say like, oh, so and so peaked in high school or whatever. i feel like we see that so often in the government bureaucracy, which is that it's not about peaking, but just about the right fit. so maybe he was good at mayor. i mean, a lot of people think he wasn't for indianapolis, but maybe he was good at mayor and he shouldn't have gone past it. but for some reason, everyone intends to break through the ceiling and keep grasping for more and more without recognizing that they would be horrible at executive management, they would be horrible at governance and the like. right? so i don't need someone who makes bicycle riding to tell me why i'm a trump republican, when it's because of their horrible

policies that were rammed down our throats or rammed in the back door for four years. >> he was mayor of south bend. yeah, mayor of south bend. >> yeah. he couldn't fill a pot. he couldn't fill a pothole. >> yeah. south bend. yeah, i had that problem. but there's a drug for it, jim. >> yes. >> coming after the b block. let's be honest. in mayor pete's defense, you know, he smells great. >> i guarantee you all, he looks like every social studies teacher that i caught peeking at me in the urinal. but i like what he said. i like what he said. and we can't get mad at people if they course correct, right? >> better late than never. >> better late than never. and i don't care about his motives. i don't care why he's doing it. i don't care why anybody in politics does it. their motives are irrelevant to me. and that trump voter thing. yeah, it's stupid, but he's not talking to trump voters. he's talking to people that he needs to say that to because otherwise he has to say everything you have stood for has been a disaster. so you got to you get more

flies with honey than vinegar and more dogs with peanut butter. so. >> but you are you're making a very good point, and i forget about it. i forget about that. point is that when somebody starts agreeing with you, don't get mad at them, right? >> yeah. and it's what? yeah, sure. the wokeism is not. i didn't like the fact that he goes with the best of intentions. he's still, you know, again, he's still in that club. >> you know, it's i'm going to coin a term you've been buttigieg you know when he talks like that you've been buttigieg. >> so interesting. >> that's what it is. >> i don't think that's what it means in the bedroom. all right. >> but he does. >> coming up, i designed to read your mind. >> here's to getting better with age. >> here's to beating. >> these two every thursday. >> help fuel today with boost. >> high protein complete. >> nutrition you need and the flavor you love. so here's to now. now available boost max. >> want to discover cindy crawford's secret to ageless skin?

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existing brain decoder that uses ai to turn thoughts into text. the technology could one day help people with speech impairments. who cares? but what about us? i want technology for us. do you want people to be able to read your thoughts and what would they be reading? >> no, i do not. and that is exactly why. do you remember the movie with mel gibson, your twin? yes. yeah. so what women want and the whole point was that you actually a don't want to hear people's thoughts, and b, you don't want people to hear your thoughts because at the end of the day, like what's in my head like it is not what comes out, you know what i mean? yeah. everyone thinks i'm nice. there's a lot going on in here. >> so for. >> everyone's safety and like the protection of you guys thinking i'm like a really nice person, the answer is a hard hell no. and also, the other thing is, if you're a sensitive as i am, like, i can't get out of my head. like, if someone says something and it's mean, i never forget it and it hurts me and it tears me deeply to the core. so imagine if i heard,

like, if you just thought you're like, whatever. i was in a bad mood. i thought, this thing about emily, i would be like, devastated forever. so no thank you to this. >> well, if you only knew what i was thinking right now. well, jim, this seems like this could put you away for life. >> it's very scary. it is very. they'd be like, why is he thinking of eating pudding out of jerry nadler's suit pants? >> oh, my god, that makes. me gag. >> that literally. >> the funny thing is, you had to think of that to say that you did think. you did think of that. >> i believe i'm gonna go home and sketch it. and then. >> you know what's funny, though, is don't we already read our thoughts with texting? >> yes. and i was thinking, it's funny, i was thinking of like. like when you were reading this, i was just the cheesy dad joke of, i want to know someone's thoughts. i'll look at their twitter, but we're all putting our thoughts out there anyway, so there are some secret dark things, but eventually this will be how crimes are solved, and eventually we'll all be locked in and know each other's thoughts and you'll be punished for thoughts. it's going to go down that that rabbit hole. hopefully we'll be dead.

>> yes, hopefully we'll be dead. that's a great new segment. yeah, hopefully we'll be dead. >> oh my. >> gosh, i say that. well, that'll be the heading of the are we ready for a woman president. >> oh. >> charlie. >> i'm with emily on this. >> you can't keep. are you trying to get out of this? >> no. >> okay. >> i was going to say i'm with emily on this, all right? i don't want people to know my thoughts, and i don't want to know their thoughts. but if we do do this, i just don't want to i. this is what i want more than anything. i don't want to hear people complaining when they find out what everybody's thoughts are. >> yes. >> because everybody's going to be offended and i don't want to hear about it. >> they should do this. liz, just for pets like your dog, can't you just do it for your dog? yeah. where? it's just like food, food, food, food, food. >> i mean, if you put that i have two dogs. if you put it on me, i'd be singing meow meow meow meow meow meow. that's that's what you'd hear from me

when the price of eggs coming down. but you know, you don't need a brain decoder on trump, right? he's already already out there. i think you need one on pete buttigieg. it's like following a gnat in a hurricane. i don't know what that guy is. all right, we did that segment. i'm sorry, but but with me, it'd be like, i can't. i don't remember my wi-fi password. that's what you'd hear me talking about. or how do you use the remote control? if you listen to my. >> no one would ever get married. there'd be no relationship. you wouldn't get past the third date when you. >> would not. absolutely. especially the ones i've dated. >> oh, yeah. >> but i think there would be other situations where it would, like the union would happen quicker. >> interesting. >> the union, charlie. i mean. >> just two people sitting in a bar and they look at each other like. >> let's have a union. >> yeah. it's like, yeah. >> okay. >> let's have a union, a more perfect union. >> my wife would ask me, hey, i'm reading your thoughts. who's that person you see going off the balcony like. >> yeah.

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something called i don't understand math. give it to me, baby. yeah, they're throwing things at me, but they throw like girls, so who cares? >> oh my god. >> nasa says an asteroid has a 3.1% chance of hitting earth in the year 2032, but that doesn't make any sense to me. either it hits earth or it doesn't. that's 5050, right? if you said there's a 50% chance of hitting earth, you would still be as right as saying 1%. so that's why i don't understand math. and i'm a guy. liz, you're a finance whiz. you must know math. >> i need a brain decoder on you and what you just figured out there. >> either you get hit by an asteroid or you don't. >> it's 5050 odds. >> see. >> you don't you don't. you don't know what? >> no, i don't even know what the heck i'm talking about. i need i need a brain decoder on myself. so, i mean, 3% odds.

what does that mean? that's like me having triplets. i don't even know what that means. >> no. it's true. i don't understand this either. i guess it it's probability, right, jim? but it's not like i'm focusing on outcome. so either happens or it don't. but they're talking about probability, which is a fractional number between 1 and 0. that indicates a likely outcome. but we don't care about that. >> well, i was taught my niece asked me she was very scared about this. and she goes, what does that mean? i said, shut up. you're 31. like. but i guess the answer is 3% would be if there's 100 earths, three of them would get hit. yes, like when you play the lottery, you technically it's 50, but it's not a 5050, right? it's you know, it's 1 in 10,000,000 or whatever. yeah. so i guess, but 5050 is like a yes or a no, but i guess the probability is a

little bit different. i said nothing. yeah. it's not 50. >> no i guess. >> the lottery. kamala harris. word salad. >> yeah i love it when people say word salad as if they just came. hey, this is clever. she talks like a word salad. >> i shouldn't be saying that because my neck is getting fat. oh. >> charlie, have you been? why is this story so important? >> so unlike you, i'm not a math genius. but i do know the difference between a 3.1% chance in a 50 over 50 chance. and these are different. but i will say that 3.1% chance is a pretty high likelihood in in when it comes to annihilating the earth with an asteroid. but i will tell you this. when i read the story, the at first i was like, oh, that's alarming. but then, you know, i was really relieved because we have elon musk. yeah. and we're just going to send him up there and he's going to blow it up. yeah. and make it go in a different

direction. >> by the way. emily you take the 3%. but the earth is covered by like 97% water. is that right? is that i remember reading that as a child or my missus telling me that, you. >> know. >> it doesn't matter where it hits. if it hits, it's going to be really bad. you're going. >> to. >> you're going to lose your show. if it hits. >> you're here's what will happen. >> variety magazine cover is no longer going to matter. >> no, you know what'll happen. they'll preempt the show for depending on how many people die. that's how you know, when you preempt, there's like a level of death that you have to reach in order to be preempted. that's the unspoken truth of television. i think the number is six. i'm not sure, emily. >> this would be catastrophic. >> thank you. >> yes. >> okay, so the outcome of this particular event is 50 over 50. either it hits or it doesn't. but the probability that that happens is 3 in 100. and i just have to say this, that if

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