>> sean: on the call her daddy podcast monica lewinsky spoke about her affair with then president bill clinton and said this. take a look. >> i think that he should have said, and now thinking this through, i don't think i've answered this before good question. i have not been asked that before. but i think that the right way to handle a situation like that would have been to probably say it was, you know, nobody's business, and to resign. >> sean: secret service.gov if you're interested in the secret s please set your dvr. let not your heart be troubled. greg gutfeld is next to put a smile on your face. have a great night. [cheering and applause] ♪ ♪

[chanting] >> greg: i know. i would clap too a thyroid you. good evening. so michael moore warns that america could be deporting illegals that might 1 day cure cancer or stop an incoming asteroid. or even more troubling, they may fail to deliver his meet lover's pizza. during an angry rant about pierre ny st-amand on the daily show jon stewart excellently smashed a -- doge jon stewart accident the smashed to coffee cup and smashed his hand. trump wasn't adding when he promised new cuts. cheering violence you sick people. congressman dan crenshaw when he said if he ever sees tucker carlson he would kill him.

if you see him coming, stay to his left. that is good. you have to admit. terrible but good. i don't care. >> i just and cm coming. a new survey says 81% of americans said they support deporting illegal immigrants who have committed crimes. the other 19% are illegal immigrants who have committed crimes. trump appointee alina habba claims the epstein files are being released next week. [cheering and applause] meanwhile hillary clinton claims trump appointee leanna abba will mysteriously disappear before. it was a joke people. out of the concern to happen. police busted new jersey parler run by a woman named soon bang. they are now looking for a

business partner you pay now. a vulture has escaped the nature show in georgia. according to officials it will not stop circling this guy. the clap that 1. cnn jake tapper publishing a book about the cover-up of joe biden's dementia titled original sin. it's original title was cnn's cover-up of joe biden's dementia. apple is under fire because it's voice to text function reportedly turns the word racist into trump. worse when you say freak in the sheets this photo pops up. greg adam fine that funny. i like the way you talk on that show. that shows very, very foul. i don't like it at all.

finally "washington post" claims more trans females are buying guns for protection. just what trans females need. another bulge. so things are changing fast these days. the swap being drained so quickly we might stop finding bodies from the clinton administration. everyone's feeling it especially hollywood. can you blame them? look was on the cover a variety. [cheering and applause] that's a man. its something hollywood wishes it had more of. men, real men. you want proof? according to the wrap an entertainment rag in movies we are seeing a cultural shift towards more sensitive male portrayals. contrasting with the political climate influenced by

donald trump's presidency which may push towards traditional masculine stereotypes. translation,. they just revealed with the leftmost fears men emulating this guy. the rap also cites data that suggest many young men look to hollywood rather than real-life for male role models. right. and men will watch wnba mba to learn how to dunk a basketball. true. young men today are often accused of being toxic but why would they look to places like hollywood who lead the pack and calling them toxic and what kind of masculine man is hollywood offering really? this guy? if this guy was any prettier if you'd be carrying elon musk's baby. so guys are looking to hollywood for menu have to go back a few

decades, eastwood, lee marvin charles bronson, charles nelson reilly or you can check out the current political landscape. you will see masculine forceful figures like trump pete hegseth or borders are tom homan taking the reins of our nation, a far cry notches from hollywood but what was in d.c. before. talk about a murderer's row of emasculation. these guys make the cast of rupaul's drag race look like the dirty dozen. the last thing hollywood wants is to endorse traditional masculinity but hollywood still believes it can create fiction and claimant represents reality. no wonder they thought they could imprint their values on politics, pushing their guilty white liberal version of reality on hours. men could be women, the criminal is the victim and the victim is the criminal. trump is hitler. seth rogen is funny.

there's no end to those lies. and yet they lost and lost big. hollywood cannot stand that reality tv star someone so lowly on the entertainment totem whole is actually in the white house. here's actress natasha lyonne. >> it's very weird to have a showbiz guy in charge is so real. i mean because, well i am actually pretty horrified by how strategic and effective this whole thing has been. >> she says it is surreal but what she really means is unfair. why him and not us? don't you like us anymore? i thought we were america's royalty not to that guy. how did he get to write and star in the movie while we couldn't? their outrage stems from the fact that fictions are treated as fictions in the real world

has prevailed. so my advice is stick to action movies. they're popular because they are built on 1 thing, the hero kicking the out of the bad guys. it's what most of us want to see justice prevailing that there's order in the world. we don't care if the action hero cannot speak english or habits to knock up his nanny. the problem is hollywood might be too late. trump just cornered the action movie market in real life and every single day he's leaving hollywood in the dust. it makes you wonder is hollywood really even necessary these days we got an action hero in the overall office taking on forces that of the nothing but sinister for years. killer gangs coming over a border, government bureaucrats stealing our money. a liberal government blob that only goes larger and larger eating anything in its way. hollywood may not like it or that's where the real heroes are these days. so young man out there ignore netflix. the real male role models are in real life.

your father's grandfathers people who fought wars and went to work and kept you fed. and the men running things now. trying to undo a twisted ideology that says gender is a choice, max newlon it is toxic and all achievement is aggression. meanwhile in hollywood the only man they care about these days is a guy named oscar and he doesn't even have a penis. he has a license to kill and viagra prescription to fill. former cia operative. she's the life of the party and the death of my eardrums." host of numbered melika popp neo. he's broken more more chairs than chris christie. mayor of knox county, tennessee, glenn jacobs. and she's been around so many

fighters her favorite vegetable is cauliflower there. i cart again. like a hip guidance counselor that gives you advice on your college choices while selling you read. >> what i'm doing is going from mix between matthew mcconaughey and general waverley from white christmas. >> greg: very good. that is a reference i don't get it. and i should probably just move on. as a man in early 70s. >> so he did come up with an insult. >> yes, i did. do think we're living in a real-life movie. the factors there's nothing more interesting than what's going on in the white house. nothing more interesting than what's going on white house and overseas. all the blue plate happening around the world. >> who cares about that but hollywood has you are talking

hours reminded of that fantastic south park episode making fun of catherine kennedy from disney were cut men was catharine kendall the end every time disney executives would come in and propose a new movie like new bambi or something than she would say maker gay. that was always answer they had. so anybody turning to hollywood for any idea what masculinity looks like at this point in time they are lost. >> put a chicken and make her gay so i say why people from my hot tub. >> make it interesting over there. >> 1 day charlie if you ever get out of the basement. >> do you agree male hollywood remodels are failing men? >> i do. hollywood always sort of represented the created master native fantasy and whole point

is there a manufacturing fantasy the guys wanted but they wanted to look up to. whether it was superhuman escapism during the depression amazing women but now the fantasy instead of being what women and men want is literally the opposite of reality in this perverse disgusting way. we had an epidemic of units thanks to hollywood stamping and essentially elevating all the beta males that would have been in movies, friend's own ones. those are the leading characters >> greg: the friends own ones. >> i don't want to see androgynous nubile super nice good at math dork be the leading character. you want he-man. >> you want lee marvin and james coburn. >> charles o'reilly. >> little younger. the reality is that now hollywood is representing a total nightmare instead of amazing fantasy. the amazing fantasy when you

want to role models it is people that have served their country in a masculine way. this emphasizes the importance of the home because when these kids go to the movies and say dad this person with boobs and a bulge is that the wrightman? that's why the fathers need to say this is your wall model and it starts here. >> greg: boobs and a bulge. >> i was trying to be g-rated. >> greg: there's a like that downtown. not going to go. i haven't talked to you since the election. don't you find it weird contrast , i think i've lived in a political time like this where there's something happening every so go day. and i feel like i'm in the third act of a great movie. >> absolutely. it's a most like a trilogy where the good guy makes his appearance and the bad guy comes back and the good guy comes with the end. >> the first act 2016, second act 2020.

>> for the record i would like to say that real men do wear spandex. >> i am wearing some the. >> sometimes joy be her does as well. you guys are right. hollywood wants to distract from trump because they want a week men and women, people who are dependent, people who are compliant. they are wolves that want us to all be sheep and there were snick-mac is an alpha sheepdog like donald trump and the people in an administration because they remind americans of what this country really is who we really are. >> yeah, you know. i love it when they applied my next question. it's refining. are you aware that there is a movie out about trump called the apprentice that's up for oscars, totally anti-trump. the director just got me to.

>> the world is being scripted so that the guy who writes and directs a damning movie about trump gets me to an trump becomes president. is perfect. >> we all know the left is made up of a brunch of frauds. hollywood is a bunch of frauds so it doesn't actually surprise me at all that the director of this movie the way he's trying to portray trump actually is being reflected upon himself. hollywood is being run by the left specifically woke feminists who despise men and everything they tradition stand for. they call it toxic masculinity but it's a sort of dominant strong protectors that we all really appreciate in man and it's disgusting to see because we see the pivot and what hollywood is trying to look who just got signed to 1 of the biggest talent agencies joe biden had a talent agent. kamala harris has a talent agent. >> great question.

>> i had no idea. and also is not a man but it's a black bisexual woman cynthia erivo is the 1 who started wicked. she's not being cast as jesus christ and the new production of jesus christ superstar's. our way to see the trailer. >> there the last people we should be looking to for normalcy like bring back the terminator. bring back rocky. we want to do away with the noodle boys which everyone is like noodle boys timothée chalamet the skinny twerp you put on her screen that their sink is masculine identity, i think emily could agree with me we want our men to just have a slightly higher body fat percentage then we do. >> something other than a noodle >> they are searching for the new james bond. but the [bleep] are they going to do? you have aged out.

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in depth but meet me after the show. what a great first thing to handle cactus and no-brainer. >> i love her email in response to elon musk which was like them and tell me what i found. here's what this demonstrates to me. simply the title is within a group chance of trans alliance or trans community prosperity or prorate just the title enable these individuals not just to prevent accountability but complete emergent unity from seeing what they are doing. think about how much of our tax dollars have been wasted, time wasted by people that simply said we are meeting now to do this and there's nothing to show for it because no 1 ever asked to see receipts. that miss you even working on. let me see with the group is doing. and here's the other thing is this would've gone on for years and years and we don't know how many years it was going on that this mandate from the american

people. this wouldn't have been uncovered because the second you say, hey, trans alliance can see what you guys have been working on you or the weather would've gotten fired's. the load-bearing phrase they throw you pick glenn the thing when i look at the selig of the bigger picture of the senate feels like this is a symptom of people putting, defining themselves by their desires and so that means if this is who i am my desire is i can do it at work, i can do it anywhere i want. of this happened in your office. >> it wouldn't happen in my office trust me. i'm just really happy to know the gimp from pulp fiction is on my smartphone for the past decade. these are the same people that defined domestic terrorists as parents who showed up at school board meetings and pro-life

activists it's wonderful to see cleaning the house at the nsa and fbi. i don't think when we're talking a deal on's 5 bullet points being a counted as 1 of the things last week. >> they would have 5 things of who they have done. >> getting here on certain parts of your body lasered off. >> stick to the topic. my goodness. >> chocolate after the show. this is all under the ruse of dea. diversity equity inclusion. you could not complain about this. >> that's what their shield was and they were able to get away with using our taxpayer dollars to do this on the job in so doing the actual job which is very important taking care of the security of our country making sure we are not infiltrated by foreign powers but talking with the king sent finishes was more important to them and only imagine now that the news is coming out reactions

coming from that may put in an xi jinping knowing we're giving national security clearance to people who identify as it. that's what they had talked about and it's really disgusting to think about all of this. but were entering in a time. we are done with us. now move on. time to get back to work so thank goodness for people like kelsey. >> i'm not moving on to come going to squeeze the juice out of this. >> these are people that would have been promoted in the last administration for the bravery. >> rachel levine sister secretary of health that was done on purpose. you need a position of authority so everybody else would know to keep quiet. you were cia operative. you are in intelligence. how get a security clearance for this? do they waive that? >> what you are alluding to is the most important part of this. the broken nature of and uselessness of dea and that's

all important. topline here is this is the u.s. national security issue. from counterintelligence perspective if i'm a chinese intel officer these are the people are looking to target. >> greg: don't do impressions. >> you remembered. 1 of the finest moments in my life. so what are you doing as someone targeting these people? looking for people disgruntled who are dissatisfied and angst ridden. whatever it is. this is a real problem. i guarantee you the chinese are most adept and most motivated and resource but the russians probably as well and others know most of the individuals because now they been working the issue. those are the people you target to gather information and intel. those people had potential

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>> for decades a group of dc-based journalists the white house correspondents association has long dictated which journalists get to ask questions of the president of the united states, not anymore. we are going to give the power back to the people. moving forward the white house press pool will be determined by the white house press team. legacy outlets who have participated in the press pool for decades will still be allowed to join. fear not. we will also be offering the privilege to all deserving outlets who have never been allowed to share in this awesome responsibility. >> greg: sounds okay. open up the questioning tomorrow reporters and voices. make it fair for everyone. what's wrong with that? everything if you are the legacy media. >> we know why trump wants only people he likes or who will ask softball questions to be around him. but the signal ascends i think

is troubling. >> really concerning and with a big impact it could have on the way the white house is covered. >> there's no precedent remotely like this in which basically they are turning the press corps from a watchdog to a mouthpiece. >> you are trampling on the rights of the press on free speech, trampling on people getting the truth. >> ultimately meant press access sufferers, press freedom sufferers, the suffers and ultimately everyone suffers speak if only he can pull his harrowed over this. glenn if the media is upset it's got to be good. >> i haven't seen this many liberals fighting over access since jeffrey epstein's last pool party but look this has nothing to do with first amendment or anything like that. donald trump has been incredibly transparent. we saturday and his cabinet meeting and see it when he's

signing executive orders this is not about a first amendment violation. this is the fact that someone else is finally getting the chance, and the legacy media monopoly on information has been broken and my hat is off to white house. of the gets great. charlie it's not like these people were breaking any stories we had a demented president 4 for years. where were these jokers. >> i do here gavin newsom is starting a podcast. maybe down to break some news. i would love to see them vibe for 1 of the chairs in the room because to see caroline levitt shut down gavin newsom is definitely on something i would like to see in 2025. but, yeah, legacy media are done for. people don't trust them. they understand now they've been fed so many lies not to mention people are consuming news in such a different manner now but back to the distressed, we are at the point now where i think i can get on accent would sooner trust a random anonymous account fishbowl 69 that i would

"the new york times" at this point. >> fishbowl 69. i made up on the spot. charlie what is on your mind? >> greg: fishbowl 69. all right. mike are you not official 69? >> i'm sorry i can't concentrate. don't quote me on this but i think the white house press association head has just accepted the job with msnbc. then the other point of the as you may have heard a host daily podcast called the president's daily brief. of applied for a white house press pass. wait to they do that security check.

will be calling you smack find out about the weekend we spent in monaco. emily last word to you. api guess filed a restraining order. what does it mean spirited tried to get this from happening. the court forced her to let them back. here's what i find so ridiculous we have lawrence tribe constitutional law professor saying there is no precedence for this. it's called the government of the will of the people and the fourth estate to be the messenger for that so the fact that they are saying that there's no precedent for the people to be able to directly access the president of united states all this does is show people like a brian stelter says the subversives the will of the people, that's a direct connection because the president is a servant of the people not a king so this whole idea ap suing caroline levitt and other shock and horror on this is based on the premise

they are an elite cabal that the president is a king and that there 0 interaction that a commoner could ever have without commander in chief and that's the biggest lie in front of all and the fact we wouldn't have discovered that the white house association are the ones that determine who asked the question, all of this we all didn't know what we didn't and thanks to the transparency commitment of our president this is why we are now learning who held that. >> greg: we remember they actually did get prewritten questions for joe biden picks that's how you do it. coming up the hotel green carts become gold. baby: liberty! mom: liberty mutual is all she talks about since we saved hundreds by bundling our home and auto insurance. biberty: it's pronounced "biberty." baby: liberty! biberty: biberty! baby: liberty! biberty: nice try, kid. only pay for what you need ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ baby: liberty. for years, prevagen claimed it improved memory,

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>> 5 more words. >> gold cars for rich foreigners president trump announced a new plan to sell 5 million-dollar gold cards to wealthy or

talented foreigners granting them green cart residency in the path to u.s. citizenship. is this fair to the people that cannot afford that? >> we need to look out for ourselves for once. i filak that is trump's ultimate goal is to put america in the best place possible so yes this is fair and necessary. cut down on debt and this serves a couple purposes not just cutting back on the debt by paying for recruitment. it's not like the government would not do their due diligence because a lot of people have their critique saying this is in bringing the best and brightest but those skimpy incentivized and have the most money. the government will not just let a bunch of russian oligarchs in the country but make sure it's done and faring constitutional manner but to the point we need to cut down on debt you need to worry about the tax burden because we have cima happens when too many immigrants cannot

pay their way. the burden falls on the people working hard. this is another tremendous business savvy decision by donald trump. [applause] >> think you guys. >> greg: mike for $5 million to get a gold card but $10 million we give you the gold card and prevent your wife from coming with you. >> that's genius. i was she would have ended up in the administration. >> this will generate $5 trillion. charlie is right. it may sound unfair but that doesn't matter to us. life is not fair when you're facing a catastrophic economic crisis. >> people think fairness is an element of life. it doesn't the work that way. i'm also not sure way sick it's a bad thing to let russian oligarchs in the country.

>> and getting don't let the men. there's a set talk to canada. many of the fine people who have moved to british columbia for instance pay top dollar for their citizenship canadian dollars for so it's not really money. the canadians hate us. this is not a new idea but it's a fine idea. it's 1 element of this and people lose it when he throws stuff out there. often times you think is crazy idea but you think about it it works. when i first started i thought it was ridiculous and i thought to myself no it fits perfectly in the america first thing and you don't have to think about the fairness because you're talking that american citizens. that's when fairness plays, not when it comes to immigrants. >> this is in addition he

considered to the current program that charges 1 million currently for companies. so the projections of the revenue we would make her based on a lower number than the current waiting list so it's not like they're plucking the numbers are being optimistic. they are lowering what sorry waiting at the waiting. for love about this is the concept of return on our investment instead of under the old program is not going anywhere but 1 million per card and you have to hire 10 people. invests the million. this means we will immediately get the 5 million-dollar stimulus right away. this isn't a long-term investment in the success of a company that looks to stoke the economy over a matter of time. this is immediate. think about how many companies had their jobs exported to ireland. i had a ton of friends going back and forth to ireland especially cybersecurity industry periods now now incentivizing businesses here you get stimulus long-term. the out-of-the-box thinking finally we have someone at the helm they cares about

efficiency. >> greg: she said i had a point. i've never had a point before. >> greg: if you get a million of these at 5 million i've done the math. is 5 trillion. if you do that you will lower the interest rates and keep us from going off a cliff. it seems like we should do this. >> it's a great idea. you have tom homan kicking people out and have jennifer garner bringing people in by saying what's in your wallet? but we have an immigration system that should be based on merit. people that come here that build businesses that invest here. instead we have an immigration system that is based on people coming here and feeding off of the american taxpayer. that's wrong absolutely thought instead of paying down the debt i have a better idea what to do with the money. we can buy a treadmill for j.b. pritzker but my friend friend

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[cheering and applause] >> is this even real? >> greg: tonight on is this

even real, and i find this incredible he hard to believe but cnn's jake tapper is the coauthor of new book detailing the cover-up, the cover-up of joe biden's cognitive decline by the democratic party. remember, jake was the guy who said this. >> ethic 2 we see on stage with joe biden is very clearly a cognitive decline. that's what i'm referring to. it makes me uncomfortable. >> it's so amazing to me smacked to try and figure out an answer when you're trying to tell me what i was suggesting was stuttering. >> you are marking his stuttering had absolutely no standing to diagnose some of these cognitive decline pick out think somebody in the trump family would be more sensitive to people who do not have medical licenses diagnosing politicians from afar.

>> greg: emily take it away. >> that was most phenomenal receipt harassing my entire life to destroy the credibility of this individual essentially taking ownership of what we already knew. mavis not go anywhere near the new times best seller list and may everyone point out exactly what it is which is obvious. i under whose direction he says him and alex decided the next day to write this book but whose direction put that and also put on the cover his choice to run again. really had the assassination attempt proverbially against joe biden. why is this necessary other than to cover their own tracks for doing stuff like that the loss 4 years which is covering up and apologizing for? >> greg: glenn to emily's point is kind of taking ownership of an idea but he's taking it after joe crashed and burned. right after he destroyed the party in public. now it's like yes, we knew all

along. i like jake but come on dude. >> i can feel like when i found out that kane and the undertaker were really brothers pick the mainstream media did everybody a huge disservice, not only the country but also joe biden himself. they hurt everyone and ultimately when you ask who's running the country now we found out it was a bunch of faceless bureaucrats and thank goodness for elon musk and donald trump taking care of that. >> i'm not even sure it's faceless bureaucrats. is still the know who ran the country. i'm still pretty sure was hunter hunter was in the white house last couple of months. so the 1 thing about that clip is we never knew about joe biden's starter. no 1 ever talked about it until finally he would have public displays of cognitive failure the media somehow acted like we were supposed to know about something we never knew. >> shame on you for questioning

him. to your point about half the it doesn't hit the near times best seller list i don't know who will by this book. the right is not going to buy it because it like jake tapper. the left will not buy it because they are off that he wrote this book. but the idea that he's got the balls to pretend that we are going to uncover this. i do admire. it's just so out there. godspeed. may be he will sell a couple books and then we'll find them at costco. >> the ched forward should have been written by lara trump. >> megan: that would have been balls yes if i haven't seen the book but he should have a chapter in the book for he apologizes to lara trump. the whole book will be apologies if he actually does it correctly. that will be a very long book and a lot of apologies need to be issued. these people are absolutely shameless but they know judgment day is coming. they have seen so many colleagues getting the ax. they see the direction they can be heading in and trying their

best to stay relevant. now they are turning on a dime. things we said before we never said them. now we are going to reveal ourselves. i can already imagine the sequel to this book. it's time to be believing in trump and maga since day 1. >> i don't think they have enough self-awareness and i think there'll double down. this is where this is all going to go. i don't think they will move to a different position or try to get towards the center. may be people like gavin newsom but i think in general they will >> that's an interesting point i tuned out of. >> as did most of america. i'm good with that.

the bravest thing that my dad has done has been going back to school. it wasn't when he first enlisted, it was when he found his first support group. the bravest thing she did is when she asked for help. >> before we go, we got great news and not so great news. last week kat gave birth to a beautiful baby boy. [applause]

not so great news is that 15 hours before she went into labor, she was diagnosed with breast cancer. the good news is that if she hadn't been pregnant, she would have never have known and she's catching the cancer very early at a stage zero. while she's away on maternity leave, she's going to go through and get treatment and get the cancer out and she's going to be back on this show want couple months, i would hope. so we all wish her well. we miss kat. i'm sure she's doing great. she's a tough bastard. it's true. thanks, mike. emily, charlie ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, a everyone, i am laura ingraham, thaand this