i have about 30. >> k.t.: oh, my. >> greg: how do you keep track of all them. >> tyrus: i have an animalgreg: who is that. >> tyrus: his name's chris. he had a gambling debt and i made him an offer he couldn't refuse. >> greg: that's fantastic. >> tyrus: so with one leg he takes care of the animals. >> greg: you all live together. >> tyrus: me and chris, no, that's ridiculous. he lives in his own a pafrment i allow him to have his own life but yeah i have my own zoo in the back of my house >> kat: now that would be ridiculous. >> tyrus: the reptiles live with me, the white indentured servient i allow to go outside. >> greg: he's working off a debt. >> tyrus: yeah. >> greg: oh, boy. to think what i would have to do for you if i owed you money. >> tyrus: you'd answer the door, and say, the king of the house has a guest. >> greg: all right. up next, now cowards can choose d list celebs to break bad news. ♪ >> a story in five words ♪ >> greg: d listers give you bad news. kat, people are using a service called cameo to hire low-level celebs to make videos for them to deliver bad news, like a

sorry. >> greg: did he have any power in that at all? he was the vice-president. >> greg: but, i mean, like, i don't know what he -- i don't know what the vice-president -- >> he's the second guy under the president. that's the way they set it up. >> greg: i wonder what president i would like to be under. [laughter] >> greg: knock it off obama. all right, kat, i know you watched it >> kat: yeah. >> greg: what did you think? >> kat: it was fine. i actually didn't find it to be that entertaining, but maybe i have a just seen too much. i think like vivek was probably the standout, i completely agree. it is really interesting to watch all these people though saying so many awesome things about trump, as if we don't also know that they are also running against trump. like when he came out and was like okay, he's the greatest in the 21st century. i'm like, okay, but you're not going to vote for him? so i think that that's really interesting. because normally you would see them fighting against the front runner but people aren't doing that. a l

>> i like to see a bear. >> greg: does it have to be in water? >> know, but it helps. m go. >> greg: that is amazing. they shake it off. >> i have a thumb drive with some better bear in water footage i will show you after the show. >> greg: charlie? >> we have yardbirds and we have had a real problem with the coyotes. they have wiped them out so we had to get some chickens and they start to lay eggs but the problem is you have to get there before the snakes do. so now we battle the snakes for our eggs. there you have it. >> at your house? >> yes the nesting boxes we use the us mail crates. don't come at me u.s. postal service. >> greg: hunter biden. speaking of snakes. >> this is the thing when you go out to collect eggs that's what you run into. >> greg: that's a great story. why do you live there? been have you walked outside in new york? i would rather see an animal go to the bathroom in front of me. technically they are not animals. >> greg: but he would rather face a dangerous serpent than the unhinged citizenry. >> we find them in the house. >> homeless people? >>

greg, so should we have hope with this newly-formed task force in los angeles? know, we did this topic, i think we did it yesterday, city, crime and the homeless and drug problem and jessica you made a great point which i will now twist >> jessica: i feel uncomfortable. >> greg: i'm definitely going to use it to my advantage. you said it's not just republicans who are unhappy about what's happening in these cities, there are democrats that live there and they're desperate in terms of changing this. and they're leaving, too. it's not just republicans league these cities, there are democrats. so what does that sound like? it sounds like to me that the city has become the physical embodiment of the party, right? people fleeing the democratic party because it's gotten too woke. people are leaving the cities for the same reasons which is this addiction to tolerance, right? where any attempt at law and order, discipline, individual responsibility is seen as oh presser language. that's exactly the blueprint that's happening in the people running the cities that is also

greg: yeah. jamie, do you have boys? >> jamie: i have two boys. >> greg: yes.mes -- not what their names i don't want them stalked, especially by me. how old are they? >> jamie: they're 14 and snipe 14 and nine. excellent. >> jamie: yeah. yeah. i was a boy in high school. [laughter] >> jamie: is it possible some of these guys are conservative because people are like, it's not that i can't get laid it's my conservative values. i'm waiting until i'm married. >> greg: it might also be that they're just, you know, smart, jamie. >> jamie: right. yeah, that also. yeah. uh-huh. it's weird you wait to get married to have sex and then you get married and you stop -- when do you have sex? >> greg: approximately 18 months. >> all right next a woman is getting praised for refusing to give up her first class seat from seattle to paris to a mom who wanted to sit closer to her child. kat, i might point out that the seat was also in first class, so i hate all of these people >> kat: i don't know if this is true at all but i'm going to go with it. someone said that the kid was

greg: i know. they're like, yeah. >> tyrus: have you ever seen gold before? g: i would hate to sit next to someone on a plane who goes by anything other than he and she. it's why i fly private. but choosing a new pronoun means you've mistaken momentary attention from others for genuine interest you in, and you have no other skills or charms because you stopped at xe. when people pay attention to you for that for a moment you become special, but it's downhill from there, like marrying kat. >> kat: we're very happy. [laughter] >> greg: so it's over. time to shut down the fake pronouns. if someone demands you to adhere, tell them your pronouns are [bleep] and off. [cheers and applause] >> greg: because promoting a fake attribute, the pronoun makes gender the overriding principle in your lives who actually stop doing anything else of note. you're not only boring now you're boring frefrment at least you can put your pronouns on your grave. too bad no one will bother to visit. >> period! >> greg: let's welcome tonight's guests. if the press is a vampire, she's a woo

you have a credit card >> kat: yeah. >> greg: a lost neighborhoods have credit cards, they have cash kat: i don't think those people are using cash. >> greg: i'm talking about stores. stores say open in some neighborhoods for people who can't go online but i don't know. >> charly: but everything's locked up in some of the stores like even in the frozen food section you can't even get a frozen pizza. >> charles: can i add to the big girl thing? >> greg: yeah. >> charles: so i come out of tom mccann and i got nothing. shoehorn what am i going to do. i look across the street at the singer store now no one at my family sewed but what the hell the grates are ripped down. i go in the singer store there's nothing. all of a sudden the cops show up. and they weren't arresting anyone but they were whooping ass so they were just like, just like -- i'm like oh boy. how the hell do i get out of here. i saw this girl about 400 pounds, i was like uh-oh, and i just eased right ow. you'll appreciate this. she was like a tackle and i scooted off and i went home said i learned my lesson. mom, you were

it is probably ice cream. >> greg: you are heating those eating human being, tyrus. >> tyrus: we havew's mom has been mentioned five times on this show. >> tyrus: hi, cow's mama. >> i have never been offered a cookie. >> greg: on jesse's staff, josh. >> tyrus: that is racist. no, it is braces. unfortunately, she is on the other side of town. >> greg: what are we talking about, cookies. >> tyrus: i watched judge jeanine knock off eight racks of oreo cookies, so it is not hard and that woman is like this call. >> greg: not kidding. like a python swallowing a garden hose. >> tyrus: i think he could very easily -- i understand, we are never afraid over here. right? we have been on the panel. we are never afraid. but yeah. we probably -- >> greg: kyle, i believe this wwas in behalf of a cookie company. i see right through it. those journalists. that is the type of question you have to ask. >> hard-hitting investigative journalism. and i think it is most people probably don't eat that much. you have lizzo. [laughter] just -- >> greg: because she is black? >> no, because she is fat. >> greg:

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you have to answer for war crimes. >> greg: how did you know that? you don't think i know what my dad -- for a living? it is said that we have gotten this stupid. >> greg: playing hitler in a home movie, one of the funniest things. kat, this is -- we were talking about this. we are finding out that even things that came to be based on true stories are not." space jam "not real." happy gilmore ," not real. and that is a sports film. as a legal expert, kat, what do you think. >> kat: this might shock you but i have never seen this movie. kevin dever -- >> greg: neither have i. >> kat: if i were to watch now, it will not feel like a feel-good story because you know, any other option movie, he take the parent trap. right? the end the end is where lindsay lohan sous dennis quaid. it is no longer a feel-good story. >> greg: i thought it was going to be a real trap. >> kat: you are probably quite disappointed. i don't know why you were watching that movie. >> greg: it was last week. i like holes that people fall into. >> kat: but people are not really mad at

why don't rich people have even more kids? >> greg: i know. that leads me to ask you, tyrus, have you been considering? you could create a mountain of wealth. >> tyrus: well that was the plan, that's why i diversified. i had the asian one because i needed him good at math. i had the mexican one because she'll get a job no matter what i need. i had the regular white one for political appearances. and then i had the black black one for, you know, sports and what not. so i've got it all >> kat: you do have the united nations of kids. >> the show's already gotten the color bars we can stop at this point. >> tyrus: i did what i have to do, someone has to push me in the wheelchair when i'm 60, i know it's not the one i go home to right now, she'll push me if the corner and i need sunlight and get smacked. i need my children to take care of me. this is what, and we go back to president trump, this is what his presidency brought to light, the transparency of the swamp. when he said drain the swamp, that is the swamp. you put money into their pockets an

greg. you have anymore jokes about rhinoceroses? to dana's smart analysis that we overcorrected. blame one more thing, first of all for all the you go girl items. she's the first girl to kick a field goal. i'm tired of that! >> jessica: call me out directly. >> greg: i'm telling you, one more thing for like 12 years has been nothing but you go girl stories. i think it's time to do you go boy stories. no, we don't. by the way, boys are leaning right because they -- i think it's just a basic, what do you call it? what do you call that thing? pendulum shift. you've demonized masculinity. you have mocked biology, right? you've made puberty optional. you're suggesting basically that the best boy is the one that decides to be a girl. so that's why they are moving away to louder voices and finding kind of some kind of refuge in people like ben shapiro or people that are like staunch defendants of biology. and i think the numbers would be bigger if -- but i think the kids are too scared of their teachers and too scared of being mobbed on lin

have i done that? how did that go. >> greg: i had the best sex of my life in the ocean. eastiality humor for you, you don't get that on outnumbered. >> shannon: you have to pay extra for that. >> greg: andrew, what do you think of her point? she was actually probably making a good point. >> andrew: i don't know. here's the thing. it's shark week on discovery channel. so, you know. >> shannon: more dangerous. >> andrew: i know this is actually called chumming. [laughter] >> andrew: look, i was a junior lifeguard for a while, and the other thing i also know is that there's no amount of chlorine in the world that could actually sanitize that pool after this takes place. so i'm never swimming again my kids are living in a closet and i'm not eating the sushi at 7-11 this show has that effect on everybody, ruins your life. kat seems like whoopi has a lot of experience in this matter and as you i would like to say you go girl. right? >> kat: i wasn't bothered by it at all. i thought it was one of the more helpful conversations i've seen on the view. shy wasn't shaming anybody. s

man, i haven't had one of those since women's volleyball was in the olympics. >> greg: that's good, keep going. we havereg: use some of the material you think is too edgy. >> jamie: i thought side effects -- yeah, permanent erection seems like, it seems long. seems too long. like i thought side effects had to be negative. >> greg: you know, you bring up an interesting point >> kat: you know what's weird is those aren't very good jokes but whenever there's a subject about literally any other story you have like ten boner jokes. >> jamie: but when it's about a boner i have nothing >> kat: did you just crack under the pressure. >> tyrus: it's the fear of the unknown. you want the spider to bite you and you don't want the spider to bite you but there's a chance the spider could bite you and somehow you could walk around the rest of your life ten hutting everybody, it might just be crazy enough to work. >> greg: you know what he has. >> tyrus: a kickstand. >> greg: no, when it comes to born jokes he has performance anxiety. it's okay. we've all been there. it's all right jamie. >> martha: just say austria.

>> greg:. >> greg: starting to have second thoughts about the kilt, are you? eg: i bet you do. >> tyrus: especially at central park. >> buck: oh, man. >> greg: kat, so anyway, i get the feeling that this was artificially created? right? because it's basically saying either you're a meat head or you're enlightened, rather than saying masculine or not >> kat: i think that we have really started to use the word science. >> greg: yes >> kat: because all thinks saying is you're really one thing or really another thing or you're somewhere in the middle. that's just like the plot of goldilocks. [laughter] >> kat: it's not science. they studied -- you didn't study. >> greg: no. and it's like canada. i mean, what are we doing here? are we that bored that we have to do views from canada? >> tyrus: well, you could only do this in canada. if you did it in america the scientists would have gotten beat up. the first one i get it because that's what i am. but what they're trying to do is they're trying to categorize everything. i hate that they do that with the gay community

we have no time. >> greg: i blame the media. rap when she still has very serious mental issues. don't get your opinions from cody rigsby. i have said that many time here britney fans, just because you are a britney spears fan doesn't mean you know what her mental status. >> dana: used a lot of emojis that text. that's all i've got. >> charlie: i have virtually no opinion whatsoever about any of this except that i was shocked to learn she's worth about $60 billion. 60 million. >> jessica: that's part of the problem with the conservatorship. they mismanaged her. >> bret: do you want to know what i think. i think it is saying he is going to expose embarrassing stuff if she doesn't renegotiate the prenup. i looked under the california law and it could be and i'm not saying it is. but it is against the law to expose a secret affecting him, her, or them. it might constitute extortion. >> greg: there we go. new song title. extortion. >> jessica: okay, "one more thing" is up next. my name is caron and i'm from brooklyn. i work for the ci

have women that are bleeding out, going into sepsis. in louisiana, a woman was forced to carry a baby that had no skull. >> greg: what does this have to do with this topic? >> jessica: what are you talking about? he says tyranny of the minority. >> greg: that has to do with lgbtq. not with all of your favorite issues. >> jessica: he's running to be the president of the united states of america. >> jeanine: i asked you specifically. >> jessica: he was wrong to act as if the g.o.p. is the party of the majority opinion. they are not. they're taking minority positions and running with them. >> greg: her life isn't a minority position. >> jessica: it is, actually. >> greg: talk about the fact that it's 48%. >> jessica: no, i'll talk about the 69% is the highest it's been recorded that now support abortion through the first trimester. >> greg: first trimester? >> jessica: yeah. what's happening in ohio, kansas and kentucky? >> greg: what's the democrat stance on abortion? >> jessica: that it's between a woman and her doctor. >> greg: what's the cutoff? the logic if you're slicing these issues. >> jessica: we want to kill live babies. >> greg:

greg: he does a doom loop. i'm going to be the doom poop or the poop loop. the poop loop. >> kat: that is the happiest i havetyrus: it is trans tuesday. >> greg: i went too far. hopped over. yeah. up next, did obama tell his ex [indistinct] gay sex. blocks heartburn for a full 24 hours. for one and done heartburn relief, prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. pano ai chooses t-mobile for business for 5g solutions... ...because t-mobile helps pano ai innovate, so they can stop the spread of wildfires. now's the time to see what america's largest 5g network can do for your business. let me be direct... you're watching football wrong! what do you call a guy in face paint that can't get the game? ...a clown! sorry, what app was it again? no, no. just give me a second... amateurs. ohhh! sorry everybody. directv sports central gives you access to every game... ...so you never have to compromise on gameday. ...was that necessary? i was just illustrating a point. oh. get in the redzone with sports pack. call 1-800-directv (vo) ninety-two percent of students in high-needs schools can't afford essenti

but you have to show vigor on the campaign trail when you fet back. >> greg: the beach, another thingemocrats have ruined. probably won't do back again because of this event. all right. up next, the ncaa ripping liberal policies saying it's not racist to be anti-crime. ♪ ♪ >> katie: the oakland chapter of the naacp is fed up with the anarchy created by the city's soft on crime policies. they're calling for a state of emergency. the anti-police rhetoric has created an open haven for criminals. in july alone, oakland has seen a 15% increase in violent crime compared to last year and residents are sick of it. >> how do we stop this hamster wheel of crime? that's the question. >> drive around and pick a victim. you know, it's getting scary. >> what are we doing to address this? how do we solve this? nobody feels safe. >> katie: jesse, the naacp stopped short of calling defunding the place but they engaged that led to the exact thing. now they have the problems. >> jesse: oakland naccp -- wait. is it's ncaa -- >> greg: you're confusing it with an insurance commercial. >> jesse: liberty, li

you don't have to do that. >> greg: just go like this, i have a pulse. >> yeah, tweet a video of yourself your mouth. [laughter] >> greg: oh, my god. tyrus, do you consider tennis a sport? >> tyrus: yeah, absolutely. thousand percent. i like v, v's cool. i like what he's doing. just what the main stream media is also letting us know is that he's hitting those tennis balls at children in wheelchairs, so him being shirtless takes on another level. but the evil republicans. you know, it's crazy what's been lost in all of this -- plus i'm not sure nikki haley would be excited about the whole topless. she would have an unfair advantage though. oh, i'm sorry, i'm a breeder. but what's amazing about this debate coming up is the diversity. and it's the party that's supposed to not be diverse at all, and we have men, women, and it looks like a man with ancestry from india is going to be the pack leader when this is over because obviously president trump is not in it but these guys are all fighting and the conversation's switching from desantis to v-man. and i think that's an amazing thing in this

greg: uh, does anybody have strong opinions? adena: i don't have expertise in that. greg: i'm very sorry, i don't think we can answer that authoritatively. rob: i will say is a former u.s. trade representative, we have fallen behind in terms of trade, and it's a conscious decision on our part. that has put us behind the rest of the will because they continue, our allies and adversaries like china continue to make trade arrangements to lower the barriers to trade. i don't know if that is what he was getting at, but part of bretton woods was to have an international rules system. some countries don't follow that, like china. talking about the subsidization and dumping earlier. but in general, we as a country need to encourage a rules-based system for more trade. and our military does protect those trade routes, by the way. for those who don't think it is important for us to have a presence in the indo pacific, we basically keep the sea of japan open and the sea of china open, keep those routes open in the middle east for oil. united states needs to reengage with trade.

come rest of your life because it will have all of the answer so it's actually better than a dog a better than a human soon i think you for explaining tha tt gregant to bee in interesting, jesse and law t enforcement using some ohef thee robot dogs and they have a very very important role but when they cannot do is they cannotyo protect you anu.d they can gatht evidence and havhee a camera and of the head and they can kind of foview for the law enforcement behind them of what is coming but yes, they cannot protect you. jesse: i would kick this>> r2-di in thent east river and love my you know what ofte n that's what-- anybody between 18 - will do with r2-d2 c1 30 years from now the call you a bigoted. jesse: will once a becomes conscious, - no no no, don't you dare. this is a yuppie fluxing basically probably going to make it, maybe three quarters of a million dollars you live around so in the west village, and you know how i s your bichon really because i just got a robot dog in the worry about it, is a multi- hundred cruise i do notie have to pay a center i don't have to pick u.p anything and i do not have to clean up anything d associate eith

others resigned over low pay, and there have been recruitment trouble in the last few months he said officers don't make enough money at just $22 her hour. so greghelp watching that i've watched it 7,000 time i couldn't help you imagine you probably have an opinion about that particular police technique. greg: you know, it's a risky move. i'll give it that -- >> on whose part? >> not just for her but for him he risked his entire career -- right, his life on that to save that woman's life. or to save the lives of overs because she was might have been pointing gun but he basically put her life before his. she's, obviously, not well. she's who knows -- she could have been gravely injured or killed -- but he would have been kriewt if id think about this you only see that video on fox. and you might see it five times today. right you'll see it on my show if it gone another way it would be on a 24-hour sloop on cnn followed by rye the yos and fires and looting. >> the problem with this world we live in when cops do amazing good things, you never see it and when they end up doing bad things you do oftentimes it can be from the same place. trying to do

they are part of a years long, a multi $1000000000.00 effort by texas republican governor greg have it to stop migrants, a job app. it says the bite administration has failed to do. but former eagle pass may or pep, a o'rando says it's all a political stone, right. and it's all a stage. it's all a theater to be able to say, hey, we did something. as we watched groups of migrants across the river seemingly and bothered by the boys and fencing the us justice department has suited texas calling the river barrier a threat to public safety and demanding it be removed. governor abbott responded dismissively with a letter to president joe biden. saying, see you in court. the issue is divided people here. some say the governor has gone too far. others say the town is under siege. if you don't have their gates there to stop them, they're going to be swarming all over the community. and i live in this community at the mission border, hope migrant shelter, a bus load of people files in out of the blistering mid day heet. my funny, that's always the setup for it. okay. director valeria wheeler giv

have someone online to monitor these things? thousands of people in midtown no one knows why in the police show up late and get pelted? there is a pattern -- and greg'sht -- of downplaying urban violence -- what's a little bit of arson, they have insurance they can cover it. it's the summer of love, people are smashing and grabbing because they are hungry. we've got to go after the real violence and those of the people raising their voices and school board meetings, those of the radical catholics because that fits into this political narrative, it's the populists that are causing all the violence in the country. that's with the fbi is focused on, that's what law enforcement is targeting because anything that goes outside of that -- blacks are the victims whites of the oppressors, anything that goes outside of that you are sent sword or called racist. i don't like this guy whatever his name is -- he doxed my assistant. johnny invited him on the show friday at 8:00 and put his number in and the guy blasted his number two everybody -- johnny has been getting phone calls and text messages, face time all weekend and johnny is the victim here. 's before he

greg. >> i have a growing personal friendship as all of you know. personal involvement of all of us, great expanded christian nation program, friendship and what you mean to me, good to have a sense of that, becomes an instant part of your personal and family particularly when you are living in the white house and severed a lot of relationships back home, provides stability for you and performed that function. always seems to pick out a difficult subject for me to teach. this is jesus and the holy spirit, jesus and the spirit and a lot of people here could do a better job teaching this lesson than i can. i will call on them for help. for a christian, just having to live and to face certain death creates enough anxiety for a human being, and that a church, in his teachings about christ, should not add anxiety too to a person's consciousness. we have enough anxiety as it is. the ministry of christ, the relationship between us and christ should not be built on a fear this to the really instilled in our hearts, of god or of christ. another theologian i

the judge, greg, we have 34-year-old scott mcafee, who's been assigned to hear this georgia case. what can you tell us about him? his background? and how it might-incher flip his approach to the case? >> well, he's about to get the biggest case of any judge in his lifetime. maybe the biggest case in georgia history. if he actually ends up overseeing it. we expect motions to remove this to federal court, we have no idea how those will play out. as of right now, scott mcafee is the judge assigned to this case, 34, as you mentioned. been on the bench for about seven months. he was just appointed by governor brian kemp. he's a former prosecutor, former inspector general, he is a renowned musician with a long history of playing all sorts of different instruments, at a high-level. but no one in fulton county, no one in the state, no one in the country, has ever taken on a case overseeing a case like this one. his challenges laid out for him. >> yeah, he sure does, pretty remarkable. so, greg, we have the fbi now confirming to nbc, it has joined an investigation into threats of violence

greg, good to have you with us. maria elena just talk to us about growth rates being higher. u think will drive this move in em stocks? greg: she talked about the cyclical part, already chile and brazil have cut rates significantly, more so than expected in both countries, as has hungary. you are getting the beginning of an emerging markets rate cycle where we have significant scope to reduce rates. brazilian short-term rates are 13 .25%. we see inflation hovering around 4%. it is a giant real rate that we can see coming down a bit. almost all the money locally with such high short-term rates had gone out of the equity market and into short-term deposits, so there is a tremendous power in reversal of that money coming into equity markets. we are very keen on that market. it has pulled back a bit since they cut rates, but the opportunity there is pretty immediate. shery: there was a lot of optimism when it came to the chinese economic recovery to boost em assets and yet that has disappointed. what can we expect for the second half? greg: the problems china has, china is 100% be

kate and greg have suggested limitations to that arguing for thinking about united states as a whole during this time as a postwar nation. and i'm curious to hear if you have any comments about howow he might or -- we might or expand on your comments how we think about what is happening in the south and happening in the typical textbook depiction of the civilar war in relation to everything else. you have talked about this a bit, jimmy talking about civil war as cover, and money and financial and federal expansion that was prompted by civil war. i'm curious to hear you reflect more broadly about what how he might think about the united states as a whole during this period or whether we should at all. >> a great question. one i would need tong about more. -- to think about more. what is going on in the west is different from what is going on in eastern u.s. during civil war period. you know civil war you know this civil war and say eastern united states has garnered vast majority of the his call attention. >historical attention. and theref are battles between confederacy in new mexico

high-speed chase with the porta potty hoping it wouldn't fall over because that's disgusting. >> greg: i should haveing out of it. >> greg: that is cool. >> martha: it is pretty cool. >> katie: where is that? >> martha: guatemala. >> jessica: bye, have a great weekend. ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening, welcome to "special report." i'm bret baier. today president biden hosted the leaders of two key asian pacific nations at camp david. the negotiations with south korea and japan will help build the growing alliance in response to increasing tensions with china and north korea. key points of cooperation discussed today include coming together in times of global crisis. increased military exercises, and intelligence sharing. not discussed today even in questions with reporters anything about the inveig

they are part of a years long, multi $1000000000.00 effort by texas republican governor greg, have it to stop migrants, a job app. it says the bite administration has failed to do. but former eagle pass mayor pep, a o'rando says it's all a political stone, right. it's all a stage, it's all a theater to be able to say, hey, we did something as we watched groups of migrants across the river seemingly and bothered by the boys and fencing the us justice department has suited texas calling the river barrier a threat to public safety and demanding it be removed. governor abbot responded dismissively with a letter to president joe biden saying, see you in court. the issue is divided people here. some say the governor has gone too far. others say the town is under siege. if you don't have barricades where to stop them, they're going to be swarming all over the community. and i live in this community at the mission border, hope migrant shelter, a bus load of people files in out of the blistering mid day heet. my funny, that's always the setup for it. okay. director valeria wheeler gives them a

have to do something quickly. i don't know what they could do >> harold: exclamation? >> gregi have -- the present situation i think it's pretty clear isn't sustainable and i think there's a dark cynicism running among the leaders in cities that the problem will solve itself, that it will just die. there isn't as much of a worry about violence with these drugs, because, if you walk down the street, these people cannot move. it's not like the crack epidemic where you had a lot of high-energy felons. >> robberies. >> greg: a lot of robberies, in this case these guys can't even move and it's mainly guys. when you walk up sixth avenue, you see two things that strike you, the amount of women at lunch going to their pilates class in lululemon walking right past these half dead zombies without a care in the world and if you're walking up sixth avenue you notice this and it's incredible they're roughly the same age, one went this way one went that way one's healthy one is on a slow boat to suicide. that's what this is. as a concept i am okay with an island. >> jesse: pro fentanyl isla

greg: kh. did you have an interesting feeling when you watched that old tape ?>> i had a lot of feelings watching that tape. mm-hmm. an honestlor jak for jake tappeg it's like i will give hiivm bec credit becauseau even though tht is something that many of us realize ltimed a long time ah and even though that was a long time ago, he stilll going to gt from people who watch cnn for saying that because you're not b supposed to say stuff like that because of the looming threaecat of trump is supposed to overpower everything. re n eveke not supposed to tal about anyone on your own side. and i do think thao t biden liet and that he knew. but also when you watch that clip, you could understand you might think he didn't. >> i mean, it was like, what's w what am i think what am i the word he's searching for is china. >> yea woh, well, that's not like a niche country. >> nobody knows about.reg: >> that's funny, tyrus. t now, you know, and i used to. i don't haveh a problem a with jake, but he's an enabling parent whose child has done things in president biden. and what h

because these criminals have unwittingly given everyone a great excuse. i didn't get greg have it in chicago but i got robbed. because you didn't have to do your job, they didn't have to turn anything in because they got robbed. >> tyrus: can you just imagine the camera man, like, hey, i don't know if anyone's going to believe this story, and then he gets robbed at gunpoint. the one nice thing was, though, is that the criminals were bilingual, michele, so the school system is working a little bit in chicago. >> michele yeah. that's -- that fills me with such hope. doesn't it? that story is unbelievable. but you know what, it is believable because you can have, at university of north carolina, a ph.d. student walk in and shoot a professor, so awful, awful story. that gets headlines. but 12 people die every weekend in chicago and no one cares. no one seems to care. and then with the border thing, it's like so embarrassing. we're the country that, like, helped bring down hitler helped end world war ii. we had the greatest military in the world they say and we can't secure our

they're now having to shut grocery stores. >> the only one left in that areay stores because there's beo much shoplifting. so what's meaner to greg'soint keeping, getting those people prosecuted and having consequences for them or having grocery stores closed, the mayor, the mayor stnd, the city council are begging the store to stay and they're like, wellor , you to help us out here because we can't stay and we can't put people who we can are at stores risk because you refuse to enforce basic law. i mean basic shoplifting is not prosecuted, not to mention murderliftin. >> but people know it's lifestyle. it's how you're changing people's lifestyles, right. wher>> it is the onle they shopy one that they know. the checkout person, that that is erosion of lifestyle. there's nowhere for them to get food. if it goes for shoplifting asians, shop there. >> and we've found the red line for democrats. >> designer handbags. i know. but you know what the real crime is and i think we should >> do address it and that is pete air.. h hair >> what? just turn, turn. oh, look at that. i said it like this.rslide this. it's like a dumb, violent be arr

we have a great addressable market we're investing capital organically and inorganically and i like the opportunity in front of us. >> gregknown each other for a long time. i remember when you took over at motorola, before motorola solutions before you spun that off, that was 15 years ago at that point cell phones were 75% of your revenue. the razor phone was hot but just as we had seen the advent of the iphone i know that was something you thought you couldn't compete with that was early on. you spun off all of that stuff that people thought, wait a minute, how could you give away that part of the business. this was the part of the business you thought was the best started out with something like $8 billion in market cap with this new business, i think and it's built up to $50 billion over time. >> yeah, after the financial crisis, we were down the whole market cap as a conglomerate prebreakup we have an enterprise value of $55 billion. we have a strong balance sheet, a great brand. this is the best team by far i've ever had. we've done 40 acquisitions since the split and the commodity of the cell phone business and the

have left this eve. please let not your heart be trouble. wh ply the great greg gutfeld is up next to put a smile on your face. haves next a great week. all right. ah ha ha ha ha.welcom i wore a tie. ause >> welcome to the world's most dangerous show. and not just because ofr what i'm wearing under this. thn >> it's because this is the most honest thing you're going to hear on t v. this past weekend, an l.a. crowd of about 50 criminals decided that nordstrom might be swedish forthat b stuff roll the crowd ransacked the shop, stealing 100 grand worth of designer goods. wait a minute. this is not the right video. that's chicago from last chicag that's the mob that looted a 7-eleven. i didn't think nordstrom sold beef jerky . can we roll the right one, ahe please? go ahead. alt. condd. so in l.a. last week, 50. wait a second. that's notthat's n l l.a. eithe. that's philly. that's hundred kids took a wawa apart. that's the last time i i. >> you guys smoke weed at the production meeting? let's try it again. . so, out in california, for god's sake, who's working the vi