today i found out that they've stopped the jerry springer show. and it made me think, jerry springer is still on? [laughter] but also why stop his show now? well, you might say who needs it right now? after all, with the nation's political tension, every day is the jerry springer show. [laughter] full of hair pulling, chair throwing, name calling all because we have opposing views. and the media blames, of course, the guy in the white house who i call the orange gandhi. [laughter] which is b.s.! politics always causes friction. we just have more places to see it. 24-hour cable news, social media, lou dobbs' hot tub. [laughter] we get it, the country is divided. but that's actually good. it's better to have two sides than one. and i wish we had more sides, actually. plus we just celebrated our 2 42nd birthday. we've been thruway worse than this. -- through way worse than this. and by the way, we look pretty awesome for our age. take a look at this map. we haven't gained a pound in 60 years. [laughter] idaho has abs. but there's always room for impr

i like what greg said about jerry springer. it's not cable news. it is afternoon television. at its worst. >> greg: there is no hair pulling because you have larry go mart. >> juan: the big guy, he would prevent the fight. they don't have that. they need that. contrary to what you think, i thought strzok explained some things, and don't forget dana that you had democrats who want to release the testimony that he gave earlier in a closed-door hearing. republicans of said we don't want it released. >> dana: i don't know. let it all out. >> juan: i think when strzok said some things that to me were news, he said when he is talking in what appeared to be i think to a democrat or a republican about, we are going to stop trump and i thought that's not good for an fbi agent to say. i understand they are more -- wyatt mueller and the fbi would let this guy go. he says he's really upset about the way trump treated khmer thd star family. and tell you what the man said. the second thing -- >> jesse: can replace some of that sound. >> i want to know what it meant, agent strzok. >> candid

particular act i must admit i like it because i also like train wrecks and car accidents and we have jerry springer shows and we have eggs a bishop of the worst forms of humanity ever so i'm i'm. sadistically voyeuristic i'm sorry to say but what he does though is to show you a couple of days just how mesmerized people become when there's a camera whether it's of somebody looking at selfies or taking a picture of something it's through to some particular reason some kind of neurological avenge happens when people lose all sense of right and wrong so again i will watch this i love this whenever he humiliates any politician a part of me seems well which it is not a point to spencer thought the interview was actually genuine i mean why did he not the way that he did. well you know it's this you know ally and i are usually on your air like cats and dogs absolutely agreeing on nothing but tonight we're going on everything i look i think this is how many the question is it's not today but i don't mind that it's not just. it says it's not just mr spencer who showed abominable judgment to be able to do wha

. >> who needs jerry springer when you have daytime tv like this. also from the democrats who wanted to interrupt a republican at any time. and peter strzok was animated. i wonder if we didn't televise these maybe we would get more information. i was struck by strzok's delivery in general. there was a lot of look up when he was answering. he seemed very uncomfortable. his body language in general, shifting in his chair. it was uncomfortable to watch, but definitely entertaining. charles: trey gowdy went at him pretty hard with emails that's suggested he would do something to up end the election or election results. what do you think tomorrow's headlines will be. >> i agree with you, charles, the republicans did go at him hard. the thing that astonished me. you mentioned the tone strzok used. the pompous opening speech, and then the arrogant way he dealt with the committee. even if he genuinely believed that he's all innocent and his texts completely mislead people into believing he was biased and worked against the president. as a police guy and as