gad, where are masks intrinsicically scary. >> gad: i was going to answer an evolution area reason why: usually in western societies you have women engaging in sun bathing because they view it as an aesthetic cue. in the far east your skin color's associated with your social status t lighter i am the higher status. that's why you have a lot of whitening creams in the far east. so these kinds of masks are baying saying i don't want to get darker because if i get dark that implies that i am of lower status, i need to stay as fair as possible. >> greg: interesting. i didn't see that angle, tyrus. huh? >> tyrus: apparently my relatives did. >> greg: what do you think? would you ever date a woman who wears a fackini. i think i see would be exotic. >> tyrus: no, women don't need masks to hide the truth from you. jamie knows. unless you're a wrestler or you're skiing, this is stupid. they're running out of stuff to do. if the sun is that bad where you have to dress like you're going into the snow, then maybe you shouldn't go outside anymore if it's really that bad. when i was a kid you had a

gad: ye >> so it's.t i was meant to write this book. well, i know my name this, and have so many stomach issues. >> i'm not kidding. my whole life is about aboutut intestinal. amazi it's amazing. i can make it through a show. what do you make it's going do have do you have president you're in canada right you have a president >> gad prime minister prime minister. can we impeach him from america? i'd like to impeach him from the universe. yeah, i know, buo frt yeah, but speaking of corruption, when we first moved from lebanon to canada, my dad was was a lot of parking tickets. an cop he went around trying to look for the cop that he couldn't. greece said that he would never receive a parking ticket, and when people explain to him that that's not how it's in. canada, his answer was, what kind of barbaric country is canadd whend tha? and so what happens is that corruption becomes an endemic part of the cultural values of a society. so canad it amazes me that now n the united states i actually went the corruption perceptions index, which ra

and now andrew and his "book of mormon" co-star josh gad will reunite on broadway for the first timerg" the musical. you're back. the two of you are back. >> we're back. >> we're doing it. >> yeah, you're doing it. and i'm scared for your audience. can i explain? >> why? >> yes. i'm going to tell you why. because, let's see, 12 years ago my daughters were 11 and 15 and, josh, you know where i'm going with this. >> i remember this -- >> yes. i was watching "i believe" right there and everything else that happened on that stage. and so was my 11 -- i think they suffered posttraumatic stress still. >> no, they needed to learn those words. >> it did shape a generation for the worst. and they were going to learn them eventually. >> we probably should have put warnings outside the door, do not come to this show if you're under maybe 17. >> maybe, yeah. >> i'm sure they've turned into lovely young women now, so this is great. >> with filthy mouths. >> exactly. wow, you just nailed it. and thank you both. so, andrew, you said -- >> yes? >> -- after years of relentless talking and countless r

we got to gad, why will the citizens take it?ow me to pass hello, i wish you viktor ivanovich, what are you interested in? come on, come on, yeah. you are here here yegorovich yegor it's me there, come out, that you need to run away, my friend killed. well, we are all alive, you know? and you won't prove anything. in the meantime, you'll be sitting there, i have it in the first place. money why are you hiding money from me? come on dusya wow. why so? so i i say, how can i say this, they are specially trained, they will tell you now in the evening. the same gang of grandmothers. do not go. this is how our little bandits come out on the head with an ax. yes, and pontelevich was not at a loss, the old men of the tulov were fighting with us and arrested him. well, look, look, borisovitch suspects my own. he didn't say it himself, releasing. yegor come on, come on, agreed to the suspect, please, please. maybe he'll come back and change his mind? well, where is he going? of course you, please, in order. tell me how it all happened, but

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and saddam the so called, i gad quartets measuring the ot us capital to discuss the situation and then neighboring country. they called for a regional summit to consider deploying troops and to sit down to protect civilians . fighting, meanwhile, continues between the army and the power military rapids support forces. the hottest, jude on record, has driven and talked exceed levels to reco load. the we'll meet you, a logical organization says the antarctic levels, a 17 percent below average. well, those are the headlines on ours is the, or the news continues here up to l just here. well, and you can always keep up to date on ours is the era dot com, the the the, any of the kind of why and twist when just it's out of them. most of the kind of what made, what kind of when that uh kind of a lot of thinking of the use of sherry and i'm unable outcomes for them on those we've done right on. so what i would like to have done so far, leslie, it has them and ought to be, you know, what the model out of the whole thing was that all as yet. so what about the the the 19 sixty's was the decade of

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, eh, po, csl. sedona eligibility have called for an end to the violence and sit on the so called i gad, cortez schmidt, measuring the c o p as capital to discuss the situation. and then a foreign country. they called me for a regional summit to consider deploying troops and to saddam to protect civilians. mohammed vol has moved from ports to don. is the expectation was that the 2 sides that are presenting this then is ami and off it's both forces would be sitting face to face at doing this summit. but that did not happen, even though this was in his army, sent a delegation, but arrived in december. but, but they were not attentive. they did not attend at basically saying that, you know, as long as mr. roto is the president of canada, is heading this sunday so that his army will not attend because they think that he's an outline of the m f t, the head of the sports forces. the other element of complication was the present step of the integration of politicians from so then let's the data presents the government of abdulla. i'm do who is the most in a cool by eligible hon in october last

gad saad, get his book. kat timpf, tyrus. our studio audience. fox news late night is up next, i'm greg gutfeld. buy the book. bu ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: hey, eve >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle." tonight we see rank corruption that will rock the public's trust in four areas, at our border, at the doj, in the biden family itself and even in the skies above. for anyone still wondering why tens of millions of americans do not trust washington, well, today's dramatic news on multiple fronts provides critical answers. first wilmington, delaware, hunter's sweetheart deal collapsed into a beautiful pile of rubble. >> what this means for hunter biden, he went from a sweetheart deal to a real poison pill. this will expose him across the board. >> laura: then 100 miles south on capitol hill, we watched questioning in two different hearings expose government lies and concealment about what is happening at the border and in the skies above. we'll tell you about both of these stories coming up. later, a disturbing episode involving mitch mc

well, firstly, well done, that went to the crimea to turn to gad to those who are thinking about whethera and i will tell you just a story. but it's look it's like this. well, here i would have a big responsibility. yes, after all, people people themselves draw a conclusion well, and hmm, my late parents really liked to relax for a dance in israel almost every year. here in 2000 . they were going on vacation to tanya. and then this second anti was just beginning , what was happening, that is, there are these bombers, suicidal martyrs. there, almost every day, they were blown up. they run away to the bus and run undermined. that's it . well, i'm leaving 2 weeks before. i'm calling home. i say, i say, e listen, you are not afraid to go to israel, then the war starts there, and they were my children of the war themselves. so, yes, he says, yes, and let's go there. everything was fine, that is, guys, yes, you need to be careful, you need to take precautions, but do not let them intimidate you. oh, don't let them intimidate you . do not be afraid. you have to be careful not to be afraid. all

gad saad, get his book. kat timpf, tyrus. our studio audience. news late night is up next, i'm greg gutfeld. buy the book. bu >> hello, i am tonya along with tammy bruce and jason chaffetz and welcome to the big weekend show. the big story tonight, kamala harris has a new cash to after the real and this time she seems to single-handedly undo her bosses bidenomics push. biden's agenda where he claims he's bringing the economy back from ruins. >> that's bidenomics, growing the economy and strengthening the middle class making things america again. >> bidenomics. >> bidenomics. >> bidenomics. >> bidenomics. >> harris admit that people are actually struggling. >> most americans are $400 unexpected expense away from group c. >> no wonder she has a record low favorability in the polls but don't worry, the media says you are a better vp than you even think. >> i do consider myself a joyful warrior. >> yes you do. joyful warrior. >> i thought we were supposed to conserve. [laughter] i couldn't reconcile it, now i can. [laughter] [laughter] [applause] >>

we are on the banks of the rio gad and the state of texas deployed border barriers there are two setsrtina while in the buoys in the middle of the river. the women say they encountered national guard members where you see the concertina wire by the river and they say they asked for water and the soldiers denied them water. one said that they were told that it was not their responsibility. she says the texas national guard at first denied her water, and then afterwards, they did give them water, that it was one bottle of water for two to three people. >> the second woman says the second time she asked for water, the texas national guard members showed her handcuffs. i want to go back to the river because the women said the texas national guard members asked them to keep on walking on the water. later, she says law enforcement in airboats started circling them on the water in the wake up on knocking them over. eventually they were provided water, she said. the texas national guard has not responded to our request for comment regarding the specific allegations, but overall, the texas nat

the so called i gad court had made in a few of his capital to discuss the situation in a neighboring country. a code for a regional summit to consider deploying troops, interested in to protect civilians in iran, in rapid 9 for his protest. songs against iranian laid is as big job for what's being described as corruption on us. to march sally, he was sentenced to 6 years. in 3 months. he was acquitted on separate charges, though, of insulting around supreme later, and cooperating with hostile governments. the wrapper has been cooling for more nationwide demonstrations after the death of mazda. i mean, in police custody last year. the how does june on record has driven antarctic? a sea ice levels to rec, hold long as the world made her illogical organizations as the antarctic levels of 17 percent below average. ocean surface temperatures are at new highs. injury part to the nino, where the patent lawyer representing the young person at the center of allegations against the bbc present. it has disappeared at the mother's account of events in relation to the baby. say the lawyer said qu

josh gad place judd. the premise is its 6,000 people.h other if they have to try and survive? >> stephen: is there any relationship -- what's the relationship between the show and your previous work? is there a common thread? >> armando: it's about leadership. hugh laurie please the captain except he's not a real captain. he just looks like a captain. he can do a quite good american accent. but he is really the captain. he finds himself having to kind of pretend to know what he's doing. i suppose there is that, that sense of, again it goes back to that, are we going to be found out? do you know what we're doing? it's about that. >> stephen: and the message that's, throw your work is noel. we don't know what we're doing. >> armando: but kind of enjoy it as you're doing it. just show no doubt. the moment you show doubt. i'm sure even putin when he's doing it "we will take back. it will be ours forever." after at the end of it, he goes "was that okay? i wasn't coming across as too evil was i? too evil? i'll do it again. i'll do it again." >

gad saad, get his book. kat timpf, tyrus. our studio audience. fox news late night is up next, i'm greg gutfeld. buy the book. buy the book. buy the book, buy the book. [cheers and applause] >> jonathan: good evening, everyone, i'm jonathan hunt in for trace gallagher. it's 11:00 p.m. on the east coast, 8:00 here in los angeles, and this is america's late news, fox news at night. and breaking tonight, the truth is out there, so to speak, and lawmakers were trying to uncover it today. what credible witnesses told a house panel about the existence of ufos, and a possible government coverup. and talk of impeachment cropping up again on capitol hill. how hunter biden's legal woes could accelerate an impeachment inquiry into president biden. but we begin with that plea deal or more accurately a plea deal no more after things turned south at a hearing in the hunter biden case. the first son now pleading not guilty to federal tax charges. senior national correspondent kevin corke joins us live from the nation's capitol with all the details. good evening

now, he's been playing this sort of ridiculous gad fly my cousin rudy thing for years now. it's not like he's been a decent or respected lawyer in years, but i think this is also a sign, at least to me, that jack smith's investigation isn't potentially putting people in jail but disbarring a bunch of people. what do you think the move to disbar giuliani says about where these investigations are going? >> a preliminary committee has found that giuliani should be disbarred. it's now going to the future committee of the d.c. bar. i don't think it's just giuliani. linwood basically gave up his law license voluntarily, in air quotes, and i think it's like half the lawyers in that oval office meeting are now the subject of disciplinary action, which is what happens when you're a lawyer and you get close to trump. and so, yeah, i think that we will be seeing more disciplinary actions as well. you know, that's because these people ultimately, some of them at least, were not acting as lawyers, they were doing something else. and we see that also, jason in the mar-a-lago investigatio

i read an article the otherre week about how the president's son had to gad ao to court for failing to pay taxes for the white house press office, then said the other day was just private citizen. pay so maybe it's not important. maybe i've misremembered ti have what went on there. >> yes. mandela fact is that what it is? well, that'st when froot loops was spelled different. or berenstein bear yeah i don't know. >> but tell me, i mean, you think that things you think things look differently, like logos. yes. specifically and the spellings will actually be different. >> like froot loops. okay. i'm going on air is bad. and i'm i think i heard that berenstein bears mom was goingle to be like, in her twenties. >> really? that devastated me. you know? what ar what are you people talking about? you don't get my book. >> now, the reason that this was lates r the night the mom ws shot out. yeah, the mom had some stuff, but what if. oh god don't. >> go ahead. i just. i want jack to be able to fickt on the door with rose. that would be a good deep. oh, i can tell you, i wanted ite both to. i rea

gad don's wharf, the arrival point for nearly half of all enslaved africans shipped to the u.s. >> thisbut look who's standing here now. that's what makes it a site of joy and triumph. >> reporter: by design, you feel all that. it's not a museum about slavery but a monument to freedom. >> so this entire thing tells me a whole lot about how complicated my past has been. >> reporter: representative james clyburn, south carolina's veteran congressman, championed this project for more than 20 years. >> it has the chance of being the most consequential thing that i've ever done. >> you see this with pride as a legacy project. >> no question about that. >> reporter: an american legacy. the intersection of trauma and triumph. mark strassman in charleston, south carolina. >>> and that's the overnight news for this friday. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm catherine herridge. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm courtney kealy in new york. the urgent search for a murder suspect in pennsylvania is entering day eight. police shared a photo thursday of a stockpile of survival material found in

talks, and we will continue to work closely with all regional partners including the african union, he gad, the sudan -- that includes the uk, to bring the conflict to an end. mister chairman, if i could, and mr. ranking member, in this context, thank you for passing our ambassador to the -- ambassador designate, stephanie sullivan for the african union, through this committee and urge your support and help getting hurt confirmed on the floor. despite many setbacks, we will continue to stand with the sudanese people in their demands for a peaceful and democratic future. they deserve better. i thank you look forward to listening to your questions and ranking member risch, you are absolutely right. those questions should not have taken 100 days. that is on me. it will not happen again. i apologize. >> miss charles. >> chairman menendez, ranking member risch, distinguished members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify before you today. about the unfolding humanitarian crises in sudan and the u.s. government's response. it has been less than one month since the hostilities