that he knew was filming him. can't make it up. take a look. >> you got a camera on me? >> the ring? no, it's the ring. >> you realize my kids. >> live in this building, right? but i want. >> you to know we love the children. we're doing great deals for the children. be real careful, okay? >> i'd snap a neck and half and break your neck. you know that, don't you? >> okay. all right. alec baldwin. i love you, alec. alec. look, alec, you don't want to. you don't want to attack your favorite president. alec. >> i guess he's changed. not a good look. all right. programing note. by the way, tomorrow night on this show, we'll have an exclusive interview with the new director of the secret service, sean curran. you don't want to miss that. that's all the time we have left this evening. thank you for being with us and making this show possible. say dvr, so you never, ever, ever miss an episode of hannity. let not your heart be troubled. greg gutfeld is next. he'll put a smile on your face. good night.

>> yeah. >> yes. >> oh! >> hey. hey. >> looks like someone. >> ain't going. >> home alone tonight. good evening everyone. a connecticut man who ate parts. >> of another man. >> that he murdered has been granted supervised release from a mental hospital. while citizens are outraged, msnbc is happy to report they found a replacement for the 7 p.m. hour. >> it's true. >> rachel maddow slammed her own network over its decision to replace a number of on air talent. true. it does look bad that msnbc fired a black woman and yet kept on two white

women. according to a new poll, trump is still not scoring well with female voters ages 18 to 24. he's now seeking advice from bill belichick. >> yeah, that. >> was good. >> wisconsin democratic governor tony evers backed a bill that redefines mothers as inseminated persons. yeah. in response, millions of wisconsin residents are telling him to go inseminate himself. i didn't know they had a lesbian governor. a french company set a record for the world's largest cheese fondue. i know, guess who just bought a one way ticket to france? a psychologist recommends that adults may want to consider

revisiting their childhood hobbies. this must be advice for women, because men revisit their childhood hobby every time their wife leaves the house. you are. fire tonight. i don't get it. i don't get it. fire! to keep married men from cheating with her, an influencer sprays glitter on herself because it's hard to get off. in a related story, don't miss this exciting new book, how to remove pesky glitter by bill clinton. >> oh! >> lester holt is stepping down from nbc nightly news. unfortunately, though, his forehead is still available for pickleball. oh, god. finally, in england, a horse was rescued after falling halfway through a wooden bridge. welcome to my world, said one woman. she

never goes to england. all right, so biden and kamala may be gone and trump may be president. but as it turns out, common sense is still in short supply. case in point, the nsa, that's the national security agency, which monitors information for counterintelligence purposes. translation they know more of my darkest secrets than the doctors and the e.r. i fall on so many things. they call me captain clumsy. but it's true. if the world is a puppet, the nsa are jeff dunham's fist. but what are they really doing? and who are they doing it to? well, chris rufo and hannah grossman at city journal mag have obtained chat logs from within the nsa. they contain wide ranging discussions of sex, kink, polyamory, and even castration. boy, i can't wait to see their samples of the five things they accomplished

at work. emails. one nsa employee, a male to female trans, chatted about his brand new vagina. quote i found that i like being penetrated. well, i think i speak for millions of taxpaying americans when i say you. another worker remarked about getting his or her butthole zapped by a laser. wow. well, good luck torturing these spies. they love it. doctor. no. becomes doctor. yes, yes, yes. there's lots more, but it's even worse. and it's all happening in the nsa on our dime. and its employees also discussed molecules, which means having sex with many people within a network of partners. or what we used to call how to get vd. and one nsa employee explained why he must be referred to as it and why.

and while that makes people uneasy, it's a good thing because we're asking for it. kind of makes me long for the good old days when nsa dudes were just spying on me at turnpike rest stops. now, you'd think this was done in secret, but their nsa bosses knew. in fact, says the writers, activists within the agency used employee research resource groups to turn their kinks at pathologies into official work duties. and no one bothered to say, hey, guys, how does intellectualizing your desires protect this country? i guess there is one upside though. with spies like that, at least they can't be blackmailed. i mean, what would you blackmail them with? stuff that they're proud of? hey, tom, we have pictures of you naked in a tub with a leather ball gag in your mouth. oh, really? can i. can i post that on instagram? you know, it's kind of scary that

the only way to shame these people would be to accuse them of being normal. now that the nsa has been exposed, they're scrambling to contain the damage, saying they're looking into the issue and are going to take action. but the nsa is the only place where the abnormal is being institutionalized. in wisconsin, governor tony evers new budget includes the following changes to language in state law. mother is now inseminated person. father is now parent, and mother is parent who gave birth to the child. so we have all these linguistic contortions just so the tiniest portion of society can compel the rest of us to conform to their biological unreality. if you want to enable mental illness, it would be so much easier to just let the kids smoke crack. governor evers is a democrat, of course, which makes me wonder why does the party of women keep pretending women don't exist? they denigrate motherhood by claiming anyone can do it. so as this progressive, hedonistic

outreach spreads, one's whims suddenly become superior to biology. the self has been replaced by fleeting desires. but is it no wonder that liberal women are a mess? pew research showed that a majority of young white liberal women had been diagnosed with a mental health condition, and only 12% of female libs are satisfied with life, and they think it's unhealthy to know the difference between girls and boys. so what's going on here? what you see in school, government, and even our elite, secretive institutions is a sanctifying of the perverse. and when you live a life of perversity, eventually you're going to need people in charge to preserve it on the taxpayers dime. no wonder they hate doge. its goal, of course, is ending radical and wasteful government practices. and if high level intel officers talking about their plastic vaginas all day isn't a waste of tax money, then i'm adam levine. >> let's welcome. >> tonight's game.

>> he's so. >> rough, he wipes with sandpaper. retired green bay, green beret. master sergeant terry schappert. she's seen more fights than a cashier at the waffle house. host of outkick the morning, charlie arnold. he's made more people disappear than hillary clinton. magician and illusionist. illusionist. presented. and he's not a magician. but he can make an audience disappear. comedian joe machi. so, terry, my first question is, did you fly to glendale cemetery in l.a, dig up terry savalas and take his clothes. >> feeling pretty. >> good about that? >> yes. what is this new look? >> first of all, i've been wearing bell bottoms forever.

you know this? yeah. boots yet? and i dig the 70s cop look. listen. okay, here's the thing. speaking of law enforcement. yes. now that you're a dad. does this mean that, like, our 2 or 3 day coke benders are over? like, because. because here's what's going to happen. i'm going to call you up and you're going to do the whole thing. terry, as a parent, i'm going to roll my eyes and just wish we had what we used to have. yes. but congratulations anyway. well. >> we will dial it back to one day. >> fair enough. >> so you are. you were a green beret. this is all happening inside the nsa on the work systems. basically, it's inter-company email. yeah. what do you got? >> not good. no. there's some dirty birds, aren't they? yes, there's some weirdos. and the thing is, they're just weirdos. and, you know, their whole life is geared towards this kink. the big problem is they're doing it. you sort of mentioned it in your thing before. that is really compromising. you don't think if someone got ahold of that? yeah. a foreign

government, some criminal organization, they have such leverage over you. and so get rid of that. here's the thing. we've seen all this cool stuff with doge. not cool. we all know. we all knew we were getting hyde, right? yeah. but now it's really apparent. we got to start seeing scalps. i don't want see. i don't want people fired. i want people put in jail for this stuff. yeah. and until we do that, we haven't seen that yet. >> i just want to. >> tell viewers at home we don't mean literal scalps. >> i kind of do, though. >> all right, well, if you kind of do, then we'll just leave it there. we'll leave it there. mackey, i'd hate to see what your little sex chats are like. oh, man. because the magnetic pull you have over women, you can get him to do anything. >> it's true. >> greg. go. >> with great power comes great responsibility. but honestly. honestly, i come to work to avoid. >> my lovers. so. >> but what's interesting. >> to me. >> about this whole debacle is. >> that it's not top down.

>> it's. >> it's bottom. >> up, pun intended. >> my man. >> and this is all to reinforce ideological conformity. that's why it comes from hr. because there are a lot of people that won't participate in this garbage, and they're going to be ostracized at work because of it. for instance, like i think i speak for most people when they talk about their parents, they don't want to ever think about them having intercourse, let alone be that the way they describe them. >> yes. >> for instance, like no one is going to be like, how's your mom feeling? is she still in the hospital? oh, you mean sperm receptacle? >> yeah. it's true. it kind of removes that mother child relationship and replaces it with cold and clinical terminology. >> it's pretty gross. it seemed to me like in the one that the dad kind of made out, though, they're like, oh, he's just parent. >> yes, sir. >> are nice.

>> chris, welcome to the show. i'm so happy to have. >> you. >> for sure. >> this this is pretty crazy. i mean, what's your i mean, you're in vegas, you've seen everything. so these sex, these sex chats probably bring back memories. well, well, a couple of things. apparently. interlink is new. >> the new tinder. >> yes, yes. >> and with. >> regards to, you know, massachusetts. >> and what's going on there. >> i don't i. >> stay away. >> from. >> massachusetts for two reasons. one, they burn witches. >> yes. >> and two. >> well. >> for me, the whole thing about like an 11 year. old boy. i have an 11 year old boy. yeah. if my kid gets into a fight. >> in school. they're going to call me up and say, you got to come in. your son just got into a fight. >> yeah. >> but they won't tell me about what's going on with regards to, like, how he identifies his

gender. >> yeah. yeah, it doesn't. >> make any sense. >> this is a this is a thing that is going on. and like you mentioned massachusetts where they the court threw out the parents appeal because the parents said, like, you didn't tell us that our kid was changing his gender and they sued. and the school, the court sided with the school. so it's like, yeah, if he if he had cheated on a test, he'd go home. but if he decided to cheat biology in the real world, right. it makes no sense at all. that's why i'm going to homeschool. oh. >> that's i think. >> there you go. >> normally, for most people, i think that'd be a good idea. but, yeah, you. >> know, you don't want me homeschooling anything. >> well, yeah. >> well, you know, not for you. >> you know, it's funny, joe mackey indirectly made a good point. >> oh. he did. hey. >> a lot of these people, when they're doing this stuff, don't think about the future that like they have, they might have they might grow out of this stuff. they might actually decide that they want to be normal again and have and have

normal relationships. but all this stuff is out there. what if you have kids and your kids are going to read this that's out there? >> well, also. >> if we're changing all of the terminology and we're changing it all the time, i mean, we have so much literature out there. there's so many novels, there's so many books, textbooks. i mean, what are they going to do? just change it and like, erase everything and rewrite them? like, i don't see that happening. it's really quite disgusting what's going on. but i before i get into it, i just want to say i appreciate i'm honored to be holding it down as the sole inseminated person on the show. >> wow. >> not really though. not really. >> well. >> we not. >> we hope. although i guess it really would actually incorrect to call me an inseminated person at this point in time. unfortunately, unfortunately. but does that make all of you the inseminators? is that is that what we're calling? okay. >> we are the inseminator. >> yes. >> it's a new movie. >> yes. >> it's really disgusting because, you know, the left does like to deem themselves

like the feminists. you know, the ultra correct all the time. and the fact that they're trying to erase womanhood is just so disgusting. it's so vile. and the difference in languages like we've been taken through, like this whole process, it has gone from woman to people who menstruate to birthing people to chest feeders to now inseminated people. so i just i'm curious what could possibly be next. >> yeah. that's good. >> yeah. what would be next? this is where they do a dream sequence. what would be next? we couldn't afford it. you know what though? your point is well taken that like, they've decided that motherhood is not aspirational. like, like, oh, you can have this career, you can do whatever you want. your motherhood is a burden. unless you're a dude, then it's amazing. it's magic. it's magic. we'll make we'll make a womb appear. a baby will come out. >> can't even do that. >> yeah, i was gonna say even

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>> everything about her. >> i have learned. >> so. >> much from her. >> i have so much. >> more to learn from her. >> i do not want to lose her as a colleague here at msnbc. >> and personally, i think it. >> is a bad mistake. >> to let her walk out. >> the door. it is not my call and i understand that, but that's what. >> i think. >> you know, i haven't seen rachel that sad since supercuts raised the price of boys haircuts. but don't worry. maddow wasn't done. she honored her old friend by doing what joy reid did best making it about race. >> it is also unnerving to. >> see that on a. >> network where. >> we've got. two count them two nonwhite hosts in primetime. both of our nonwhite hosts in primetime are losing their shows, as is katie phang on the weekend. and that feels worse than bad, no matter who replaces them. that feels indefensible, and i do not defend it. >> ooh. well, if she's so

worried about it, shouldn't she, as a white lady, step aside to make room for a nonwhite replacement? and shouldn't she ask circle back psaki to do the same? instead, she spewed hollow platitudes to what's left of her hopeless audience. but perhaps for once, she could be honest that although race based hiring is really, really easy, firing that person isn't when they don't work out. and by accusing your boss of being racist for firing a black person, that sends a message to everyone else that hiring a nonwhite person will never end well if you have to fire them in the future. and what's that ultimately do? well, you just end up hiring more white hosts like surprise, rachel and jen. it's a pretty good strategy, rachel. now, they'll never let you go. especially when they think you're mark cuban.

>> oof! >> joe, as a prominent lesbian. do you think joy reid is untouchable because she ticks that box, so to speak? >> well. >> first of all, greg, i'd like to address the way you started that question by calling me a lesbian. while it's true many people think i'm female, that's because they think i'm beautiful. i bet no one's ever called you a lesbian before. >> true. >> mr. inseminated person. second of all, i think this is a very interesting story because rachel maddow said she was learned so much from joy. i guess she didn't read her blog. okay, you guys don't remember those homophobic blog posts. fair enough, fair enough. >> do you want me to do a little background on that for you? so joy reid had a blog where she wrote some very homophobic things, and then she

denied it and claimed she was hacked. >> she got hacked. >> she said, yeah. and then she i mean, if it were me that wrote that, i would have been fired. right. maybe i did write it, but. >> but then she. but then she came out and she's like, wait, i don't have any evidence i was hacked, but actually, like, those don't represent me anymore, so they're still not true and no one can hold them against me. >> yeah, i didn't write them, but if i did, i didn't mean it. >> yeah, and it's pretty easy to rip on msnbc now. and like, even nbc doesn't want. yeah. msnbc, it's like fake. it's like fake bravery where i'm like, hold me back, tyrus. i will not be besmirched by the undertaker. >> you know. >> color obviously has nothing to do with it. ratings do. >> yes. >> right. >> and if you have. >> 50,000, 59,000 viewers. in the key demographic of 25 and 54. i used to do a little tv show called mindfreak. >> right? >> and, god.

>> you know. >> the ratings were, you know, 2 million or whatever it was. and nowadays i'm looking i'm looking at like, you know, rachel maddow, 144,000 getting paid $25, $30 million. i think msnbc probably needs some magic right now. >> yeah yeah yeah. >> you know. >> she is making their profits disappear. >> there you go. >> they need to pull a something out of a hat of a hat. yeah. you know what's funny, though? she gets 30 million a year and does one show a week. >> maddow does. >> how did she swing that? >> yeah. >> well, she didn't think she did it. >> she didn't sleep with a dude? no. i mean, i. what? >> terry. terry, you dress like you're in the 70s and you think like you're in the 70s. >> let me tell you something, gutfeld. kobe tell you something. there's nothing worse than a mouthy broad, right? and there's nothing wrong. there's nothing worse than a mouthy, racist broad. >> yeah.

>> and, you know, you said something really important, and it's, you know, to elevate people and make them untouchable because of their color. big mistake, man. yeah. you know, and she's crazy racist. and you're right. these guys seem to think i'm calling them guys. i mean, yeah, they're guys. they seem to think that they're not in a they're not in a business. so for them this is like a, you know, like a debating club where there's money is not involved. and chris said that their ratings are terrible, but at least at least we still get to stay inside. jen psaki yeah. >> is that what it's called? >> her show is called inside. oh, okay. so i just. >> i didn't know what he meant. that creeped me out just the way he said it. charlie. creepy. >> that was like a really. >> it was like he wants to wear her as a coat. >> no, that was a really good joke there. and. >> well, you know. >> what didn't land? >> you know what? you scare me. >> yeah. >> charlie, do you know that nicole wallace says that losing joy reid is like losing a limb? >> i, i did i did read that. and you know what? i was trying

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right? that's how i run my businesses. like you guys, i have not had the ability to go to college. i didn't go to college, took the short bus to school. but common sense saved me and all my businesses. that's what i apply and that's what trump is applying. and you have to look at the government as a business, and no one's looking at it like that except for the new administration now. and i think with with the new new administration looking at it as a business, you got the railroad losing money, you got the post office losing money. if i was losing money, i can't go back to the bank and be like, hey, can you can i borrow more? more money? but yet they keep on doing that with the taxpayers. it's true. it's not fair. >> yeah. you know, when i was growing up, even the short bus was tall. charlie, 90% of republicans approve of the job he's doing. which, like, according to the media, if you listen to the media, that wouldn't be the case. they're all grumbling behind the scenes. >> well, yeah. especially like the these little influencers like harry sisson, he came with

his, you know, his cocktail. he's trying to be a man. he's like, from what i hear, trump voters regret it. and it's like, no, they absolutely do not. i don't think anybody regrets their vote. in fact, it's the other way. i think stephen a smith is a great example. he's been a huge liberal for such a long time. and now he's saying, wait, hold on a second. i regret voting for kamala harris because now i'm realizing after the fact just how much we have been lied to by the democratic party. now he's considering himself to be a centrist. but like him, coming out and saying things like this really just shows the tide is certainly shifting. it's not trump voters at all that regret anything. they're happy. it's the kamala harris voters that wish they would have gone in the opposite direction. >> yeah, kamala harris is regretting voting for kamala harris. yeah. >> oh, terry. >> terry, i think the amazing thing about this is how it's not just transparent, it's spontaneous. yeah. it's like you notice how the democrats everything's has to be organized and pre-planned the

way they, they they completely choreographed the biden presidency. >> they can't keep up. >> with it. they can't keep up with this. >> well, and the other thing is, too, i bet everybody sitting in this room has either relatives, friends, family, neighbors that trump broke them. and the thing is, they he broke them in 2016. and, you know, when barack obama left office in 2016, that dude was in my rear view mirror. yeah. i mean, i don't even think about that guy if he's on tv or something. okay. but i don't spend time thinking about barack obama. his fingerprints are all over this previous administration and all that. and i think he did a lot of damage to the country. but i don't spend time. these guys never got over the first trump thing. and so now we have a cumulative craziness because during biden's administration, he was trump was not in the rear view mirror. he was in their face. and they had a problem. they're like, okay, we can't stop thinking about this guy. we can't talk about biden because he's a husk. yeah. so there were more there were more news stories about trump during biden's administration than biden. yeah. and so and what's

now they thought they had this in the can as well. and now you've got another one. so they've got 2016. we you know, because after joe biden won in 2020. they thought they had it good. and then now they lost it again. and so you've got this layers of just craziness like they're broken. they're really broken. >> it's i thought you were going to say something else, which is like i think everybody in the in this audience knows somebody who met trump. it's like trump. like like every normal. yeah, yeah. like like everybody. >> i've met him. >> yeah. everybody's met like he's. >> i've met him. >> he's like, if you go somewhere and he's there, you're probably going to be able to talk to him. unless you're joe mckee. is it fair? joe. >> i don't think this is cool at all. >> yeah. no, i was going to say, is it fair. >> to worry? i'll get him. >> you'll get him. >> is it fair to say that trump's astounding popularity with voters is similar to your popularity with the ladies? >> a compliment, a well-deserved one, if i might add, i, i am very popular with

the ladies, greg. every poll. it's like a north korean election. 100 to 0. >> yes. >> but i'll say this a lot of these polls have come out recently that are showing trump being unpopular, even trump voters having remorse. and to me, this is more of fake polling manifesting, trying to manifest something into reality. you know, we always look at these same pollsters that were wrong about the last three elections, and we don't look at the trafalgars of the big data poll or the atlas. we don't look at the people who are getting it right time after time. and to me, it's a lot like when i used to lie in college, i used to dress up as a woman. and then i would i would tell the coeds about how an amazing lover i was. >> i did not know that about you. yes, you. >> had some amazing hijinks in college. >> there was a lot of hijinks ensuing. >> yes. >> i was, i was quite the scoundrel. greg. >> yes. >> did you hide behind a lot of potted plants at the regal beagle? oh.

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