tyrus, you are like mr. business. tyrus: i loved pe class.man, all the classes of sports, i usually was picked in the top three but that's not important. i liked the uniform. you got out and. greg: any bad experience is? tyrus: i'm glad you asked. we had to run for time and when i got really tired coach snyder came over and said you to understand back when this was happening cocaine was legal. kat: cocaine was not legal. tyrus: nevermind. i no longer have a story. greg: is the story no longer -- [laughter] mike, you probably worth it, was a significant? >> i made notes. it's not typical. but the survey you cite, i wrote down a couple of things from the survey that. greg: get to it. >> their suggestions are as a result choose teams randomly. deemphasize competition, downplay fitness testing and in my own addition is what a pack of [bleep]. my favorite gym class for a is when i was in sixth grade and we had health week we all gathered in the gymnasium, the boys did, that down and turned on the movie which, back then, was this old -- on came thi

greg: tyrus.us: i've given the thought and i don't know about the contact that i have the cover down. tyrus and trump. tnt. two guys who just don't give a [bleep] [laughter] [applause] greg: is for teens? tyrus: it's for everybody. have you heard kids today? i walk by a school to pick up my daughter. i learn new stuff and she is four. they have a mouth on them. greg: watch her kids. i don't want to have to. rob, i'm not allowed to by the way. >> 101 yards from. greg: how did you know? >> it is the law. greg: i went to law school to figure that out. you have a trump look out and how did it do? >> well, it didn't cause me tax trouble let's put it that way. i took speeches and interviews and arranged it like poetry because he talks like poetry so it's not elegant poetry but it's a certain rhythm and so people who love trump didn't like it i thought it was made fun of them and if you're really love trump you can't make fun of the king people who he trump but you can't make fun of them because he's the

greg: hey, tyrus. how are you? tyrus: hey, greg.reg: when you have a smart phone you can imagine life without a smartphone and it's a stimulus that you didn't know you needed and trump is at entertainer and chief that you never knew you needed, right? tyrus: this is after president trumps run and i can envision the new president and ready to give a speech in the little rain bar bars, but he's been canceled. if not an impeachment but your numbers are good. the only doing 1.5 in the demo and gutfeld has you beat and we've dependent so much on 24 hours a day of trump, trump, trump that i don't think would do 50 minutes of whoever it is. i'm the president and the sky is terrible. he has to go. he did not tweet anything and it's 3:00 a.m. and i stayed up for fireworks and you're going to tell me this guy is asleep. he has to go. [laughter] greg: kat, peds is not exciting. he's boring speed i find mike pence incredibly exciting. [laughter] greg: i don't think he could be alone with you. kat: i don't even know what it means what you said.

tyrus -- >> tyrus, trump. >> you are a winner as well. >> yeah, i am a winner.up, i have a kid going daddy, i want this or somebody saying you should have done that, or i didn't get this, by the time i get to trump, my day is screwed already. [laughter] >> it's a sign of the time we're living in, and the economy, when times are good, have you nothing to do but bitch about your own life. unless you live in the white house and every morning, trump doesn't sleep and he's up at 3:00 a.m. messing around and waking you up. this presidency is not working for me because this [ bleep ] won't go to bed at night. [laughter] >> then you have a reason to be mad at trump. nothing pisses us off more than someone who keeps us up at night. that would cause me to be depressed. i don't live at the white house. i can't get a one-day job at the white house. he doesn't affect me. i got my own problems. i got 99 problems in the morning, trump ain't one. greg: that's a song! [ applause ] >> it is. greg: that is a song. i have a theory, joe, that trump is like a new discovered weather p

former wwe superstar my massive sidekick tyrus. [applause] greg: charles, it's so interesting when there are people talking about that press conference and they act like it is some kind of weird freak show, and i'm looking at it, and i'm going i'm watching a guy with an incredibly nimble mind bounce all over every single issue and talk about fixing them as though it's a construction project. >> yeah. not only that, but also, i mean, the guy's comedic timing is just -- it is killer. when he did the thing about talking about how great the administration is, and everybody laughed, and in this room everybody laughed, they laughed at the exact right time, the guy totally gets it. it's that humor that -- and of course all these despits in the world and in the room who got it just proving that of course the press has less of a sense of humor than despots around the world. but the other thing is that basically the attack on donald trump right now is that he's not perfect. that's what upsets them. so when he goes and talks -- and meets with

all right, tyrus, you're on instagram a lot.sually in the gym lifting big things. >> yeah, i'm supposed to put things on my life. you see i lift weights and sit on here. that's all you get. greg: yeah. [laughter] >> i think the rescue teams who are great men and women in this country, they should have a little bit of fun with this. i think your rescuing should be based on the likes they get. so what you do is -- [laughter] >> -- when the dude is hanging from the cliff, the rescue guy will come down, right next to him, where he could possibly save him, far enough away where he can't reach, and take a picture of him and be like you need 200 likes for this rescue to go [laughter] [applause] greg: that's a great idea. >> you're only allowed five comments that are negative. sorry, pal, let's roll it up and leave him there. greg: i'm going to stop at that great idea because i don't think i can come up with a better one. >> insurance and like rescues. greg: yes. stay right there. final thoughts, next. i didn't really know anything abou

all right, tyrus, you're on instagram a lot.eah, i'm supposed to put things on my life. you see i lift weights and sit on here. that's all you get. greg: yeah. [laughter] >> i think the rescue teams who are great men and women in this country, they should have a little bit of fun with this. i think your rescuing should be based on the likes they get. so what you do is -- [laughter] >> -- when the dude is hanging from the cliff, the rescue guy will come down, right next to him, where he could possibly save him, far enough away where he can't reach, and take a picture of him and be like you need 200 likes for this rescue to go [laughter] [applause] greg: that's a great idea. >> you're only allowed five comments that are negative. sorry, pal, let's roll it up and leave him there. greg: i'm going to stop at that great idea because i don't think i can come up with a better one. >> insurance and like rescues. greg: yes. stay right there. final thoughts, next. when you rent from national... it's kind of like playing your own version of

former wwe superstar my massive sidekick tyrus. [applause] greg: charles, it's so interesting when there are people talking about that press conference and they act like it is some kind of weird freak show, and i'm looking at it, and i'm going i'm watching a guy with an incredibly nimble mind bounce all over every single issue and talk about fixing them as though it's a construction project. >> yeah. not only that, but also, i mean, the guy's comedic timing is just -- it is killer. when he did the thing about talking about how great the administration is, and everybody laughed, and in this room everybody laughed, they laughed at the exact right time, the guy totally gets it. it's that humor that -- and of course all these despits in the world and in the room who got it just proving that of course the press has less of a sense of humor than despots around the world. but the other thing is that basically the attack on donald trump right now is that he's not perfect. that's what upsets them. so when he goes and talks -- and meets with

former wwe superstar tyrus. all right. >> usually if you are serving the president of the united states you do it because you are an honorable person with dignity and integrity and class. this joker is not that. the "new york times" decided to publish that. first amendment. a senior administration official could be something as lowly as i used to be when i was a deputy press secretary. that's a legit senior administration official. that means across the entire government. i could be reaching for the epa regional office in colorado, that could be the person. they say they are being so effective. if that's the case, keep your mouth shut. just do it. greg: i know people like this. they don't like the boss and they are passive aggressive. why aren't you president. you didn't run and you didn't win so shut the f up. >> nobody voted for this person. you can't act like you are a member of the resistance when you are on the same healthcare plan and part of the evil resistance. become a former administration official, sa

two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese imports beijing responded with sixty billion dollars of tyrus on u.s. goods. well look for we stressing that a dialogue based on a quality good faith and mutual respect is the only right way out of this trade dispute. to do what the u.s. is doing now shows neither sincerity nor goodwill on the porch on. the head of beijing's retaliation u.s. president donald trump appear to think the move was enough to force china to the negotiating table. so china is now paying those billions of dollars in tariffs and hopefully will be able to work something out they want to make a deal they do want to make a deal that i can tell you they want to make a deal. but from our standpoint it has to be fair it has to take care of our workers but both economies could now be losing room to maneuver trump has already threatened another batch of tariffs if he carries through it would mean taxing almost every single product china sells to the united states. to slovakia now where british brands jack you are on land rover will soon be rolling off the production line at this

tyrus washington escalated the trade war among hissing china with tyrus on an additional two hundred billion dollars worth of goods it's got hundreds of reports from. within hours of the us announcing a second round of tariffs on chinese goods. responded. the chinese commerce ministry saying it had no choice but to retaliate and it hopes the u.s. changes its behavior one official saying the move is poisoning trade talks but no details yet of just how china will respond and in may founder regarding america's new round of tariffs china has no choice but to retaliate as for what kind of retaliation we were announced it at and proper time it was expected that the ongoing trade war could heat up this new round of tears from washington confirmed that it will be a lot of money coming into the coffers of the united states of america a lot of money coming in a lot of money in the form of tariffs on an additional two hundred billion dollars of chinese imports the u.s. government will begin collecting a ten percent tariff on those goods starting on september the twenty fourth through the end of

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[laughter] >> crowd-pleasing question u when is tyrus going to get his own show? [cheers and applause] >> i don't know. but what a phenomena, it's really weird. a number of people that i've hired were not typical -- if you remember red eye, he left a comment on my blog when i was at washington post, the only example of the history of the universe of anything positive coming from comment in huffington post block. i thought this guy was a good writer, i met him at a bar in hell's kitchen, he wasn't halfway ugly, maybe, you know, get him some clothes, you know, and bill schultz, i called him up, he was editor at magazine, tyrus e-mailed me out of the blue, hey, i want to be on your show and i just said, okay, i look and i put him on youtube, i said this is interesting, a massive wrestler, like a real wwf wrestler and i have him on and he's like just, the first show hit a home run and it was all about police brutality and his whole thing was about compliance, like being 6'10 and weighing 400 pounds in tattoos, compliance is everything. when a cop pulls you over, he's

other experts attending a forum ongoing tensions over trade and tyrus though some of the big topics they touched on of course. trade wars have never worked for anybody and no one has been ever won a trade war so this is not a good thing is happening for on the sly is that everybody can find new ways to trade with each other even if there are trade wars it's expensive perhaps but this is a good way for people to share and say what do we do and anybody who knows history in economics know which trade wars don't work countries lately china russia japan india and others who do believe that the world must remain to get it must work together must create new forms of cooperation and collaboration have to put capital both political and money on the table to preserve and serve this particular cause in forums like these where we are today are actually the new forums of tomorrow it is in the east eastern economic forum more than the world economic forum but apps that you might find solutions for the asian century. here and human rights chief are sent delegations to italy and austria to verify how mi

beijing swiftly reacted with tell us or tyrus on sixty billion dollars worth of us paula. spoke to fidelity international's question young in home call medallists how she viewed premier league promise to finally provide true market access to foreign investors well we have heard that before but or year we're sort of going from this as you mentioned kit for tat dialogue so the situation still remains very very fluid but we still are under the belief that it won't be the worst case scenario which is the end result in fact we will see a resolution of some kind probably sooner than the markets actually pricing in. this rather conciliatory tone is coming from the kids young they're seeing china caving in i don't think china's caving in at all in fact there was some speculation they were selling u.s. treasuries which could be you could read that this is one way of them retaliates ing again the worst case scenario is no good for global consumers and i don't think either side really wants to reach that point so it's probably going to be for the negotiations a resolution of i mentio

when is tyrus going to get his own show? >> oh. [applause] i don't know. but what a phenomenon. it's really weird. okay, so a number of people that i've hired were not through the typical, like, andy levy, if you remember red eye, i hired him because he left a comment on my blog when i was writing at the huffington post which is the only example in the history of the universe of anything positive coming from a comment on a huffington post blog. i mean, he was leaving, and i thought this guy's a good writer, so i met him at a bar in hell's kitchen. he wasn't, you know, halfway ugly. so i thought maybe, you know -- [laughter] get him some clothes, you know? and then bill schultz, i just called him up. he was a features editor at stuff magazine. tyrus e-mailed me out of the blue because he watched the show and just said, hey, i want to be on your show. so i said okay, and i put him on youtube, and i go, this is interesting. he's a massive wrestler, like a real wwf wrestler. and i have him on, and he, like, just the first show hit a home run. and it was all about police brutality. a

next to terry, mike, kat, tyrus and our studio audience. i'm greg gutfeld and i love you. i'm jon scott. "watters' world" is next. [♪] jesse: welcome to this special edition of. "watters' world." a look at president trump's most of controversial policies and issues of 2018. we begin with the investigation into alleged russian collusion. president trump: it's a disgrace and a total witch hunt it's a pure and simple witch hunt. i have this witch hunt constantly going on for for 12 months now. jesse: but the democrats continue to attack the democrats and the campaigns alleged ties to russia. >> the president continues to cast doubt on whether he accepts the fundamental conclusion that russia intervened whether there was a conspiracy or not. jesse: the mueller investigation has led to charges but none of them are connected to president trump or his campaign. one of the jurors in the tax fraud trial, everybody couldn't understand why everybody was linking manafort too the trump-russia collusion. >> they tried to make it about the russian collusion and the judge shut them down o

thank you to dana, cat, cyrus tyrus and our studio audience. thank you. jesse: welcome to. "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. president trump and president obama with back-to-back speeches. but their points of view couldn't be more different. here is president trump on jobs. president trump: we added 400,000 manufacturing jobs the democrats were gone and we are going up to 600,000. african-american unemployment is the lowest ever recorded in the history of our country. jesse: president obama had a different perspective. he took credit for it. >> when you hear how great the economy is doing right now. let's just remember when this economy started, when the job month numbers come out, suddenly republicans are saying it's a miracle. i have to kind of remind them actually those job numbers are the same as they were in 2015, and 2016. jesse: here with reaction, dr. sebastian gorka and author of the new book, mad politics, keeping your sanity in a world gone craze question, dr. gina loudon. i know you have been glued to the television watching president obama over and over beca

madison jesse ca kat timpf and tyrus. there is one positive thing we learned.e nature of memory is a lot different than what we believe it to be. i think we have to understand and admit that our memories are all blonde. everybody has a brian williams story. something that they believe happened that may not have. i think that's an important thing that people have to explore. >> especially whether you have been married five times. >> greg: that is true. [laughter] i wouldn't know but you would. >> jesse: okay. well, my mom has never endorsed a book on this show until juan wrote one. here's what she said. please celebrate this man's book and please send my profound congratulations to juan. juan has got the what the hell do you have to lose? that's why is he not here. he is selling the book hard. my mom is writing a blurb for the back so there you go. video circling around the internet it's of sheely jackson lee handing something to the attorney for mrs. ford. everybody has got a theory. it's a big conspiracy theory. we found out one of our producers on capitol hil

even in the face of these tyrus and they are making -- tariffs and they are making other deals as wellnterview with the russian official alexander novak. ♪ markets: emerging pain. stocks hit a 14 month low. wargames. russia and china demonstrate their unity with a joint military exercise. we are live in vladivostok. the pound jumps as the chief negotiator from the eu says a deal is achievable in the next week. can the two sides get past their areas of disagreement? welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua here

tyrus. you know why?re is a bike, is he going to kill me because he can. there is no way. he could probably outrun me. the guy works out every day. quick one, do you remember your first drink and what was it? maria? >> maria: i think it was like can a lie kaleua morgue mom >> morgan: amoretta sour. >> dana: rum and coke and haven't drank it since. >> greg: throw up a lot? >> dana: yep. >> greg: my first one was altar boy wine. one more thing is up next. today, 97% of employers agree that skills like teamwork, attention to detail, and customer service are critical to business success. the kind of skills, that work for you. the full value oft wyour new car? you'd be better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with liberty mutual new car replacement we'll replace the full value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ since you're heading off to dad... i just got a zerowater. but we've always used brita. it's two stage-filter... doesn't compare to zerowater's 5-sta

thanks to rob long, jedediah, captain and tyrus in our studio audience. i'm greg gutfeld and i love you, america. [cheering and applause] ." jesse: welcome to "watters world." president trump standing by his supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. and questioning the timing of his accuser's claims. >> i township it's a very sad situation. he's an outstanding person. why didn't somebody call the fbi 36 years ago. i mean you could also say when did this all happen. what's going on. i have been accommodating. i say let her say what she has to say and let's see how it all comes out. but they've delayed it a week and they have to get on with it. jesse: christine blasey ford says she's willing to testify but under certain conditions, including only members of the committee, no lawyers can question her. kavanaugh cannot be in the room at the time and kavanaugh should be questioned first. huh. to analyze we turn to ben shapiro were the editor in chief of the daily wire.com. and the special election special debuting tomorrow night. he joins me now. before we get an

next to terry, mike, kat, tyrus and our studio audience. >> a correction from michael collins attorney, walking back on whether president trump had advance knowledge of the 2016 campaign meeting with the russian lawyer. good evening. i am john scott and this is the fox report. >> jon: attorney, lanny davis says he himself or cnn report that michael : was willing to testify that the president knew about that infamous meeting ahead of time. davis now reveals that he was an anonymous source for that story and admitted he does not know who or when. >> it does bother me because i disclose myself as a source seeking reporters to confirm something i wasn't sure about. i even wrote a book about taking responsibility. this has not been an easy week for me. i think for everyone who deals with the media, and my position this is a lesson. maybe a teaching moment. >> jon: meanwhile, the mueller investigation is moving forwar d with paul manafort heading for his second trial. this one focused on for lobbying work. molly has the latest in washington. lanny davis is a very savvy washington insider, wh

thanks to madison gesiotto, charlie hurt, kat timpf, tyrus, studio audience. i'm greg gutfeld. i love you america. >>> the bitter battle over kavanaugh's confirmation continues as the white house fires back at reports the president is trying to limit the scope of the new fbi investigation into allegations against supreme court nominee. good evening i'm jon scott. this is the fox report. white house press secretary sanders in an exclusive fox news sunday interview insists the president is not micromanaging the new fbi background check on kavanaugh. and slamming the way democratic senators have handled the allegations. >> this can't become a fishing expedition like the democrats would like to see it be. from that very first moment, before any of these allegations had even been brought up, democrats said they were not going to support him. they weren't going to vote for him. they were going to do everything within their power to fight him. we've seen that play out over the last couple months. they have been absolutely disgraceful in the way they have handled this process, in the w

next to terry, mike, kat, tyrus and our studio audience. i'm greg gutfeld and i love you, arthel: thank you. ♪ jon: an emotional mourning inside the washington cathedral as the nation says a final good-bye to senator and american hero john mccain. good evening i'm jon scott. this is the fox report. mccain's funeral procession carrying the senator's flag-draped casket from the capitol where he was lying in state past the vietnam veteran's memorial and then to the funeral service. the speakers included two men who prevailed over mccain in his two bids for president, george w. bush and barack obama, as well as the senator's daughter megan mccain. her remarks highlighting her father's decades of service and the sacrifice for the country he loved. >> he was a sailor. he was an aviator. he was a husband. he was a warrior. he was a prisoner. he was a hero. he was a congressman. he was a senator. he was a nominee for president of the united states. he was a great man. we gather here to mourn the passing of american greatness, the real thing, not ch

dollars worth of chinese imports went into effect on monday is the latest on the largest round of tyrus in an escalating trade war between the world's two largest economies reynolds has more on how the u.s. tariffs on chinese products could hurt small businesses back home in the u.s. . tell me you're trying to keep this family thirty year old toy business afloat. president donald trump's tariffs on chinese exports aren't helping so we're humorous and come from tommy majority of it actually comes from china comes from depending on the brand and where they anticipate to make the production run and there's a link to china directly to china. these pop culture vinyl figures are wildly popular with kids and millennialist alike but the new list of tariffs includes toys so costs will go up big corporations are able to adjust and switch manufacturers but you know small shops like us we have to roll with the punches and try to figure out our actual business strategy in order to adapt and evolve president be pleased to note that you can buy this figurine of him here at tom's models for about eight

is tyrus initially or this this latest round ten percent moving to twenty five percent in january the chinese tariffs on to the twenty to twenty five percent that they threaten but at five to ten percent so there is some hope that because the nature of these tariffs all staggered perhaps there will be room for negotiations in the meantime so i think what works what we're looking at now is whether the talks next week that were being prepared for between vice premier you and the treasury secretary all of this will now go ahead the chinese or the mission he said if the u.s. imposes this round of tariffs those talks would be off but they haven't said that since the u.s. tariffs were imposed they still say they're under review so i think now it runs us wondering well will these talks continue is there room for negotiation but is this even really just about trade or just about why did geopolitical political issues in which case things get really really crazy in the coming months and see how what industries will these latest round of tariffs actually affect well it's kind of a continuation i

two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese imports beijing responded with sixty billion dollars of tyrus on u.s. goods. on look we keep stressing that a dialogue based on a quality good faith and mutual respect is the only right way out of this trade dispute. on what the u.s. is doing now shows neither sincerity nor goodwill on the porch on. the head of beijing's retaliation u.s. president donald trump appear to think the move was enough to force china to the negotiating table. so china is now paying those billions of dollars in tariffs and hopefully will be able to work something out with i think they want to make a deal they do want to make a deal that i can do.