that is ten more than kat timpf.be fair, unlike kat timpf's, they don't involve puncturing a nightclub bouncer's eardrum with a stiletto. >> one time. >> greg: more than once. and received over 41 grant and pandemic relief, she puts the artist and scam artist. they call her place of work a sweat shop and not a compliment either. she apparently relied on unpaid interns working full-time jobs. this is something we don't do here. right, joe? >> i am a -- do you think i will be able to make eye contact soon? thank you for the freak rule. >> greg: you are welcome. one of the joe's. i forget which one. one worker claims that there is the designer would force her to schedule her dressmakers gynecological appointments. i can safely say i would never do that. >> greg, i moved your pap smear to 10:30. >> greg: may be. for a few months identified as the mermaid. bacteria from the ocean is no laughing matter down there. >> wow. >> greg: but this should not surprise you. in the world of progressivism, the act of caring about the

or as kat calls it, a juice cleanse. >> kat: i'm a nice person. >> greg: you are.g of vomiting, that's not the only thing making us sick. "the new york times" published a redesign of the american flag because you know the current one reeks of white privilege. look at this one. what the hell is this? i don't know whether to salute it or calibrate the color of my new flat screen. if your child showed you that, you kick the brat out of arts and crafts. if it repeats kid he would lead by the roadside on family vacation. he's got plenty of spares. what is he cared. look at this one. it is called lift every voice and sing. i call it open every mouth and puke. do these people understand what a flag is question market is supposed to inspire patriotism, not an aneurysm. then there is this one. this one is giving me a migraine just looking at it. my eyes know how my ears feel when aoc speaks. if you're going to give me a hangover, at least let me earn it by drinking. that's not a flag. it's the wallpaper in a $5 a night motel in new jersey. not that i would know. that was qu

kat, how are you doing? >> kat: i'm okay but i do have to leave new york. you hear my voice.it a few years. you're going to sound just like me. i'm 32 years old. i'm rapidly aging in that city. it's destroying me. it's destroying all of us. i need to move. maybe here. i will say if i could, i came up from florida for the first time to new york. >> kayleigh: within an hour, a rat scurried across my feet. there is a domestic violence dispute in my hallway and there was a man peeing on the side of the road. >> greg: i dream for days like that. we've got to move on. enough new york city bashing. i still like new york. as long as fox is still there. you have to understand, our monologue wasn't for anybody at home. targeted at my boss. and they're going to look at the ratings and go maybe he's got a point. anyway. i should shut up now. i still have a job. national, we are still getting started. nashville. ♪ ♪ life is full of surprises when you least expect it. (woman laughs) and open. what happened to all your things? i know you needed a place to study, so... and other times, it pa

i know kat did. she is the real hero. know what it's time for. >> gutfeld industrial hygiene corporation in conjunction with self assembling elves presents how to be a journalist with your host, brad pitt. >> greg: hi, i'm your host, brad pitt. let's talk about rolling stone, also known as crap. the once great now pile of wet garbage published a story claiming an oklahoma hospital was so overwhelmed by patients overdosing on horace d wormer medication than actual gunshot victims were stuck outside in ambulances waiting for beds. meanwhile, horses full of worms had to wait outside because they weren't wearing masks. with a story that sounds this on the nose you would assume any competent journalist would reach out to the hospitals before they write about it. after all, these modern facilities have phones and facts machines and carrier pigeons at a brand-new thing we like to call email. having two or more sources, verifying information before you presented as fact, oh, where's the fun in that? this is rolling stone, whose r

kat, is gun crime a response to those opposed mask mandates? >> kat: no. this actually makes sense.n you understand that they're not really worried about the safety aspect. they know that it faces are not more dangerous than bullets. but the mask mandate is such an easy way for the city to make money. they can go in. no mask. you have to pay a citation of up to $2500. it's easy and it makes money. that is not true about hunting down people and gangs and prosecuting them. that's not fruitful or easy enterprise. it's really about getting more money in a city where obviously people are paying huge amounts of taxes. they're not even pretending to care. >> greg: the worst type of person, kash, the fake righteous jerk who chooses these low risk issues like to take a stand on. i can take a stand on masks because i'm not going to go near -- >> kash: i thought you were talking about me. >> greg: i was talking about your jacket. i'm not going to touch and violent crime or gang violence or mental illness on the street or the homeless but i can come after you. it's a low-hanging fruit, low risk

tyrus and kat timpf behind him. just take an l.e game, so you have to change the rules. how very woke of view. so now you're going to be about climate control. because that's what i want to talk about. right before i go to bed at night. not feel good laughs and jokes. climate control. i would sooner eat a bowl of water with a fork to listen to jimmy kimmel talk about soggy polar bears and building solar panels late at night. it's cool, though. i guess we will just keep winning and you guys do the climate thing. i'm not angry. ♪ ♪ >> greg: meanwhile, cbs had to cancel their new show called the activists. it's where activists actually compete to promote various causes, one of them being climate. so what does that sound like? yeah, late-night talk show host. after all, aren't they also competing in desperate virtue signaling so the workaholics don't come after them. the sad thing is it doesn't work. cbs pulled the show before it aired because you guessed it, it was not woken up. yet cbs tried to go woke in the online woke- -- and that

kat. that's what i say in my van.t are your thoughts about how it's not like of water, lack of power, it's not a mental illness, its white racism that's at the root of these problems? >> i looked at the article and evaluated it if it were a research paper, which now just makes twice -- i'll use my english degree. probably the only two times. it just doesn't add up, obviously, there is no evidence to back that conclusion, because really most of the article says people are upset about the rampant homelessness. a lot of people who are homeless are people of color, therefore you're a racist like awaits, so if you don't want people of color to be homeless, that's racist? thanks actually backwards, but that's what happens when you stop thinking. >> greg: the governor has not talked to anybody that he has been -- doesn't know anything about the homeless or the drug addicted, the mentally ill. i'm not even sure he knew some. that was a long way for probably the worst joke ever, ever made. the worst joke ever, ever made. up ne

super okay kat you can win the game with this. which came first joe biden of the fortune cookie?lly hard. i do not know, i do not know, i do not know is like 50/50 occasional biden. kennedy: the fortune cookie came first chinese immigrants, going to pray for your cats. >> i do not know enough about the bible. super test you can load this joe biden for the two points. seek crockpot. and jessica tarlov with that you win the game. it was invented two years before joe biden was born, jessica tarlov is applauding for triplets what she just found out about it tonight on this show. >> can we get exact credit for knowing the exact date of joe biden's birth? >> i'm going to get pregnant, i'm going to come back and win. kennedy: a party panel think it's a much gary, kat, jesse are amazing and topical storm is next. devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. get ready for it all with an advanced network and managed services from comcast business. and get cybersecurity solutions that let you see everything on your network. plus an expert team looking ahead 24/7 to help prevent th

kat you are 45. >> i turn 33 next month.irthday. >> greg: when did you first decide you were an adult? >> i don't know what that means. i left home as a teenager. i was independent but asking my dad for his advice and still do. it's less now because i married someone who a lot like my dad. >> greg: that's what it is about. >> find your dad younger and marry him. >> greg: you go back and time. judge -- >> that scares me. but go ahead. you just got married, 2 months? >> 5. >> okay. >> greg: i think thanking an adult is gauged by milestones and not age. our life spans are stretching. it's not about being 21. your first paycheck? your first psychedelic experience? >> i never did that. >> greg: we will do it after the show you and me. >> i don't know what it is and i don't want to know what it is. >> greg: i will put it if your drink. >> you are adulting -- never heard that word before -- depends on when you got your first job. i got my first job selling photos over the telephone at age 12. then went to work in air district attor

second be serve watching their backs, kat.oved the aclu. >> i used to donate to them but no more. they support vaccine mandates. i support vaccines but not government mandates. this issue people are talking about it as a political correctness issue. this is a regular correctness issue. that's not what ruth bader ginsburg said. for them to present this tweet -- by changing the words, they are saying there is something wrong with when she said. on the anniversary of her death, we will honor her by [bleep]? that's not how you honor. someone. it's wrong. i am disappointed by this civil liberties organization. >> greg: aclu would rather defend feminists are now usurped. >> you learned it by reading. >> greg: they are usurped -- >> [laughing]. >> [overlapping talking]. >> greg: you are so smart. you are a birthing person. i don't have any kids. could i identify myself as a mother like i am a mother to a stapler? >> if you had pets. >> greg: in my brain a birthed a stapler. >> you could be the mommy to the stapler. >> greg: that's fi

but they were all love letters to kat. kat, seriously, contact hr immediately.. >> i wrote those about myself. trying to work on my self-esteem. >> jesse: and tyrus, he could not make it here tonight. i am sorry. but a source just sent us some very exclusive footage. here is what tyrus is up to you right now. [cheers and applause] >> one, two, three. >> jesse: but in all seriousness, i love greg like -- he is the man. funniest guy i know. i don't really know that many people but it is a compliment. is a huge hit. he is a prolific author. great cohost. and did you guys hear, he just interviewed donald trump. way to go, gutfeld. quite the achievement. you are the last fox host to interview trump. in fact, greg might be the last host in america to interview donald trump. greg didn't even like trump when he was running for president. and then i remember that greg didn't even like me before i started posting "the five." just another thing he has in common with biden. terrible instincts. greg didn't think the coronavirus was going to be that big of a deal. actually, t

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kat. that's what i say in my van.t are your thoughts about how it's not like of water, lack of power, it's not a mental illness, its white racism that's at the root of these problems? >> i looked at the article and evaluated it if it were a research paper, which now just makes twice -- i'll use my english degree. probably the only two times. it just doesn't add up, obviously, there is no evidence to back that conclusion, because really most of the article says people are upset about the rampant homelessness. a lot of people who are homeless are people of color, therefore you're a racist like awaits, so if you don't want people of color to be homeless, that's racist? thanks actually backwards, but that's what happens when you stop thinking. >> greg: the governor has not talked to anybody that he has been -- doesn't know anything about the homeless or the drug addicted, the mentally ill. i'm not even sure he knew some. that was a long way for probably the worst joke ever, ever made. up next, no bash, no vacate if the cd

fox news contributor, kat timpf. shannon, good to see you.ple keep asking me if you're really evil or not. >> they ask me. they're like what is greg's obsession with you and you're evilness? but i say i speak for myself. clearly people can see the darker side that i at the time around with me. >> greg: you're an awful evil genius. if you were the victim of a violent crime, would you want to work with the person that harmed you? >> if you have ever been that victim or somebody you love, you know the thought of going to court and see the person in the courtroom, it's excruciating. even if you want to be be part of prosecuting somebody. i think that that is asking a lot of victims. i don't know why we would give deference to the person that committed the crime. why are we worried about their feelings and making sure this works for everybody? if i can take their punishment by sitting across from them, sure. >> i'm in >> greg: you're right. i would make it physically painful and slow. you raised a good question to larry. what is it about criminals

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or as kat likes to call it, why am i in handcuffs. something weird is going on as if there jousting and the park like a low-rent version of medieval times. like it's something you can bet on with your bookie. we are americans with families and within families there are disagreements from sprite sports , to politics, to healthy even easier choices like should we put mom in assisted living o on a blowup mattress in the garage. laughing at mom in the garage. in your family there might be someone who smokes, or worse, doesn't smoke. where or they might have voted for bernie sanders. may be they get coffee because gwyneth paltrow said so. a shout out to. we all laugh at this, but we ar respectful. yet there is an us versus them narrative being pushed by the white house in the media. they sound identical. when someone shows up at a part dressed exactly like another guest and everybody said oh, di you to call each other? it's exactly what we should be asking jen psaki and don lemon. >> e because of that, their communities are at risk come up

or as kat likes to call it, why am i in handcuffs. something weird is going on as if there jousting and the park like a low-rent version of medieval times. like it's something you can bet on with your bookie. we are americans with families and within families there are disagreements from sprite sports , to politics, to healthy even easier choices like should we put mom in assisted living o on a blowup mattress in the garage. laughing at mom in the garage. in your family there might be someone who smokes, or worse, doesn't smoke. where or they might have voted for bernie sanders. may be they get coffee because gwyneth paltrow said so. a shout out to. we all laugh at this, but we ar respectful. yet there is an us versus them narrative being pushed by the white house in the media. they sound identical. when someone shows up at a part dressed exactly like another guest and everybody said oh, di you to call each other? it's exactly what we should be asking jen psaki and don lemon. >> e because of that, their communities are at risk come up

fox news contributor kat timpf. masks from the same place that makes of the tarps to cover the baseball field when it rains. the n.w.a.'s world television champion, tyrus. [applause] are you really a black belt, sharyl? >> i am a black belt master, fifth degree. >> greg: how long have you been doing it? >> 20-something years. >> greg: that's amazing. have you ever used it in real life? >> i almost used it when a congresswoman grabbed me once time. stephanie tubbs jones, when i was trying to get an interview with her, and i thought better of it because i knew i could escape. i thought that would be on the news and it would look bad. >> greg: if you are a black belt, that's like being armed and dangerous. you could get charged with assault. this is why i don't get involved in any fights, because my hands, as you know, tyrus, our deadly weapons. >> yes. >> greg: what? >> your hands are short -- >> greg: oh, i thought you said i was short. so, like me, you are a legendary journalist. was the ftc right or wrong in this c

and fox news contributor, kat timpf. and world champion tyrus. and applause] so rick, welcome to the show. >> i mean how do i follow-up that interview? >> greg: at which? [laughs] >> probably the second one. >> greg: the look on your face was you were very disturbed and full of regret. >> and i had a tear in my eye. >> greg: one thing you notice though his trump is always entertaining the matter what. >> it was fun when he was president, it really was. with biden, you just know for a fact that he's going to say something really weird at a press conference and everyone is going to talk about it. trump talks about, every tele- band gets 27 guns. >> greg: it's directionally true. it probably does come out to about 27. you should go there. "pawn stars" should go there. >> i'm cool, i'm cool. >> greg: he would all be an alliance with the same guns and none of the guns work. the taliban would try to give you guns for opium. [laughs] all right, tyrus, i know you had some thoughts about the interview. have your thoughts change? >> i normally wouldn't do

>>greg: that might be our biggest guest. >> kat: yeah.t get the clooneys - - we got the world. >>greg: we got earth. a well-rounded guest, i might add. 80 percent water, much like you. >> yeah. well, why are you - - isn't everybody 80 percent water? >>greg: coming out of your eyes all the time. >> i haven't cried in a while. >>greg: that will change. >> give me 5 minutes. you gonna ask me a question? >>greg: the question is what are you going to watch tonight? are you gonna watch any of this? >> no, because i already know what they're gonna say. >>greg: yes. i don't think that what they needed was to have their jokes be more predictable and i don't like the idea of a themed show of all the shows on any topic because they're lin lock step, that completely all eliminates any independent thought whatsoever. >>greg: do you think all of them had to do it because they're all scared to death of being - - >> the one person who doesn't? no, they had to. when i saw this news i i was like wait, are late night comedians going to do an evening of poli

kennedy: i understand where she is coming from, kat.ght? she put a bunch of american flags up. too positively pay tribute to the lives there recently lost, it may be. >> that is certainly the better way to go. if she wants to do this obviously she can. but again i don't think it accomplishes anything by dividing us further and further apart. the political polarization of us versus them is what allows for so much corruption. what makes a government overall a worse place because there is less accountability. obviously can't enforce it anyway. she is a feeling her feelings and wanted to feel her feelings in public. i have certainly done that in one form or another. but, when it comes to politics it does a lot more harm. kennedy: by the way comes people who complain about that, we are two divided everything is polarized, everything is political and they go do something like this. i note leslie rightly said outside republican watering holes with a bullhorn and shame people and yell at them to leave. you are in favor of this, correct? >> abso

now, don't go anywhere, kat timpf is here. yeah, and she is going on the clock.cel. cancel. i haven't left the house in a year. nothing will stop me from vacation. no canceling. flexible cancellation. kayak. search one and done. in 2016, i was working at the amazon warehouse when my brother passed away. and a couple of years later, my mother passed away. after taking care of them, i knew that i really wanted to become a nurse. amazon helped me with training and tuition. today, i'm a medical assistant and i'm studying to become a registered nurse. in filipino: you'll always be in my heart. [relaxed summer themed music playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. savor your summer with lincoln. ♪ >> well, with just a few minutes left in the show, it is time to put kat timpf on the clock three stories 60 seconds each let's go. first up, watch out, hunter biden, america has a new up and coming artist. this dog has a new video we can't verify but too good to be fake, shows this puppy playing picasso. that's pretty fabulous, isn't it? >> i

what do you think about this, kat? do you find fauci sexy?d he was crazy. i normally find crazy people to be extremely sexy and i think he is crazy because he said "i am science," that is pretty crazy. i was shocked to find despite the fact he is insane, despite the fact he is insane, i do not think he is hot. >> lawrence: you wouldn't -- >> no, i wouldn't, babe. >> lawrence: don't get me in trouble. >> i would not. i was always attracted to crazy, and then i married the only sane man i have ever dated. >> lawrence: if it works, it works. [laughter] up next, a long-held tradition in american politics, kissing babies. just like every thing else he does, fight and can't get it right. look at this. this is pretty sad. >> the baby is like "i don't know you." >> lawrence: babies understand, and he is creepy. >> it was a very uncomfortable moment. you can see from the baby's body language leading up to the kiss. but biden still goes for the kill. >> lawrence: he's going to sneeze on him like chuck schumer or. >> you can tell this baby does not look

good kat, i enjoy my time with you. thank you. big up. all right, julio. white folks just let me sell the soap here. the podcast is ever after with julia why? as i said earlier, as in happily ever after. and it sounds like a nice approach, man meeting other people who have gone on where that is the 1st act and the next act as life should be. sometimes the heartbreak, the 1st act supersedes the other acts. that's not the balance, but we're exploring how you could make that work. and the podcast has been turned into a tv show adaptive streaming device service called topic t o. p. i see in the 1st episode aired august 26 july. why? thank you very much. this is denise miller plus one, the ah ah, in the 1920s infinity and several 100 african americans moved to the soviet union. and many of their descendants still lived in russia. law. never yet to be truthful. nice things. was that richard lum duck back home. i can never get something from racism under complete lack of prospects or not, but mother ill be losing one by elsa store. provide you with the ranger. so

you're good kat, i enjoy my time with you. thank you. big up. all right, julio, white folks, just let me sell the soap here. the podcast is ever after with julio. why? as i said earlier, as in happily ever after. and it sounds like a nice approach, man meeting other people who have gone on where that is the 1st act and the next act as life should be. sometimes the heartbreak, the 1st dec supercede, the other acts. that's not the balance, but we're exploring how you can make that work. and the podcast has been turned into a tv show adaptive streaming device service called topic t o. p. i see in the 1st episode aired august 26 july. why? thank you very much. this is denise miller plus one the the news. welcome to mack kaiser's financial survival guide. looking forward to your message . this is what happened is the benches in britain delicate. you watch, kaiser report? ah ah ah, that's our headline story from the council then embassy celebration and washington in protest against the new us security packed with the u. k. i'm just really a, resulted

you're good kat, i enjoy my time with you. thank you. big dog. all right, julio, white folks, let me sell the soap here. the podcast is ever after with julia, why? as i said earlier, as in happily ever after. and it sounds like a nice approach, man meeting other people who have gone on where that is the 1st act and the next act is life should be sometimes the heartbreak, the 1st act supersedes the other acts. that's not the balance, but we're exploring how you can make that work. and the podcast has been turned into a tv show adaptive streaming device service called topic t o. p. i see in the 1st episode aired august 26 july. why? thank you very much. this is denise miller plus one the ah, the in the 1920s infinity is several 100 african americans move to the soviet union. and many of their descendants still live in russia. no, no rush, but i still have yet to be. i chose for nice things. one duck back home, black americans suffered from racism and a complete lack of prospects. not but not the real be losing one by one by the truth. so they decid

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congressman kat cammack, appreciate it? >> thank you so much. have a great weekend.ian mele's birthday. any big plans? jillian: dinner with the family. and dinner with some of my best friends. that's it. i'm 39 so i feel really old, really really old. todd: because you did me dirty on giants read these are all beef cupcakes. some chicken, fish and beef. jillian: huh-uh, you are lying. and matt made some wonderful muffins, cupcakes, what were they muffins. todd: kind of miss this. having a little fun. and i can't wait to tear into one of these in about 1 seconds. jillian: which one do you want? todd: i will take that one. have great weekend. jillian: thank you. "fox & friends" starts right now. bye. >> biden administration's faa tried to shut down our news gathering at the border. >> all of a sudden the last 24 hours we start showing these images and a temporary flight restriction goes up. >> white house decided the last thing they want is fox news actually reporting on what's happening. >> and brian laundrie's sister speaking out for the first time on the disappearan

sharon kat suedda. >> reporter: the principal sent out email to parents saying counsellors would be talking to them about the consequences. >> later on in p.e., stuff on the floor, wet and everything. school started closing the bathrooms. >> reporter: students don't have to log on to tiktok to see the damage, happened here in herbert hoover middle school. >> why are you doing it in the first place? >> reporter: tearing out toilets, clogging them, stealing soap and posting on tiktok. result is districts shutting down bathrooms and parents are concerned for students looking to wash hands in pandemic. tiktok has banned the challenge and is removing the videos but it's tough to catch them all. >> not fair to them, teachers, others not involved, it's not okay. >> scary to close down bathroom in middle of pandemic. how do we wash hands, promote sanitation? >> reporter: senator richard bloomenthal says they have to be responsible at tiktok. >> glorify sometimes deadly actions on the part of children and teens attracted to the site so tiktok could make more money. it's all about the business model.

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welcome to "inside politics," it kat kat katelyn kaitlan collins. >> we want to get the little texts in the womb who has a heartbeat to see their full potential. >> the texas law bans abortion after six weeks of now exceptions of rape or incest. private citizens can sue those who performs the procedure. plaintiffs can receive as $10,000 bounty. democrats are pushing back on the supreme court's decision but there is little they can do. >> the supreme court making a decision that it did and not only disrespected women but it disrespected the supreme court and its formal decision. one week back to washington, we'll be putting roe v. wade on the floor of the house. >> joining me now with their reporting is jackie from "the daily beast." joan, i want you to put this in perspective that we got in the supreme court this week. >> it was. i don't think we canover state how big this was. with the new court, we saw roe v. wade was definitely going to be diminished but we didn't think it was going to happen this fast. i did not think a majority of this course would want to be gained as much as i

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fox news contributor kat timpf.'m going to you first, buck because you served in the cia i afghanistan and your hair serve in nam, right? >> true. >> what do you make of this botched botched whatever you want to call it? >> we're saying it's bods not because it is and we sought and they couldn't hide it from us. in part because the taliban doesn't have the technology or the ability to shut down. people were texting me in real time about what was going on on the ground there. so we saw what a mess it was. it was clearly not planned. but just give this a few days because now that we are at the point where were at, there is still 100 plus americans on the ground, the narrative is going to switch very quickly to joe biden is the guy that got thing done. he's the one that made the toug call here in the fact that they were talking about 300,000 person plus army that evaporated , that we lost soldiers in afghanistan, will b quickly forgotten, but they've already started to use blips on cnn about the insurrection commission

alcohol. >> greg: kat, i did the math, it's like going from 0 to 3 drinks.ad thing. it's the best kind of drinking. >> it's a great thing. you know it, it's also not my fault. i drink more during the lockdown. it wasn't just a month or two, it kept going. people are like yeah, we are still locked down. i'm sorry, but you don't let me go anywhere, i'm going to go somewhere in my mind. if you like i should be able to write off all my blackouts on my taxes. >> greg: i like drinking in the daytime. it turns the day into two days. because he can sober up and then drink again at night. >> a little soda in their parent or little whiskey. but i believe this story. i believe it's because the moms have to deal with the kids. now i know why they were really upset with the teachers unions because they made them drink. they have experience with the teachers were experiencing all along. your kids. >> greg: they make you drink, tyrus. you have any thoughts question mike >> i'm going to take a bullet for the team. of course it was the pandemic. can when women just have one

joining me to break it down, fox nation host kat timpf, whoo! >> whoo!his is so fencive, and when she uses air quotes, how dare shesome. >> yeah. this is the epitome of a trash boomer opinion. just monica lewinsky specifically, i don't want to use a single word to end capps late whatever her experience was because that's for her the talk about and not for me to talk about, but in all the conversations we've had in recent years about things like power disparities, there could be no greater power disparity than a 22-year-old intern and the most powerful man on the planet. or bullying, which she was ten years going to get a job, just constantly bullied, most hated person, monica lewinsky scandal, is what it was called, as if bill clinton wasn't even there. i think there was plenty of poor hillary clinton talk for a very long time. it's really strange that she doesn't have any new perspective. i don't think she should be canceled over the jokes, but she doesn't have any new perspective to add? and that's not even counting all the women who accused bill clint

the daily newspaper, algae, where they clashed openly over france's continuing presence in algeria. kat, w computer, one minute phone call. let me know you called okay. algae. he needs to take a w from stop. met the sack and then can do. don't solo do they? did they found that i did, but to tell you left a m all i'll pay you luck. how about you come up there. just keep lives on a nice mueller, either puppy or take him away due to the few of the cream of those. you mean it was fitted the old school? no. get deb upgrade. that was all the quite evil over the news. luckily, shown general complex. i'll probably do the nipple when you come back to you know, pick, do, don't like the weekend. not even dumber and best can break down. don't get to get the hope of that. keep i see the g p because me sure to general complex the post and stuff in minute did up out to get the be seen about you're going to actually about to give them all in november, 1950 full the jury and more independence broke count. it lasted a long years and lead ultimately to algeria is independence from france. in march, 962. t

but because they clashed openly over frances continuing presence in algeria . kat, w. come to go. mina, phone, come on. probably the shop. how are you called okay. algae needs to be cut off from stop met the fact and then can do. don't solo do believe they found that i did . but to tell you left a m all you love. how about you can help off tab i g, v, you keep who's on the lease? mueller, even puppy, or we do shuttle that. he liked dick fremont probiotic. don't you mean it was said that the old school kept deb corblu appraised lashawn the quite div approval. the news, luckily, shown a general good complex we'll probably do nipple when you come back to, you know, because you do, don't enjoy your weekend no time or double demo. and every time i don't get the hope of that, keep them happy because me issue to new general complex. do they posted something? when you're good about the captive, you're seen about you're going to need to actually box them. give them up in november 954, c l. jerry and more than dependence broke out. it lasted 8 long years and led ultimately to al

all that situation and ask honest on has also been on the agenda and talks between kat on foreign minister and his french counterpart. mom had been abdur rahman, i'll bonnie says cash as role as neutral says he's asked taliban need is to engage with the international community.

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because this is definitely a turning point in the fate of charles pushed him on independence leader for kat lonia. there are different scenarios clearly, but one of the likely scenarios is that this could be the end of freedom form. and the next steps will be determined by the italian court, because indeed he was taken in custody by italian police upon arrival on the island of sardinia, where he was supposed to reportedly take part in a meeting that was about capital one full corps. now, like i'm saying right on friday and the court will determine the next steps in his case. and one of the likely scenarios is extradition to spain, which is of course very dangerous for mr. pushed him on. now, how is this actually possible, given that mr. pushed him on is a member of the european parliament. well, he along with his allies earlier this year, in fact, that happened in march was stripped of parliamentary immunity, even though a 3rd of the parliament was firmly against his decision. and here's what they were saying at the time. isn't it these sad day for the european parliament? we have lost our

thank you to janice dean, greg ellis, joe mackie, kat timpf, our studio audience, fox news at night when shannon bream is next! i'm greg gutfeld, and i love you, america! ♪ ♪ >> hello, welcome to fox news that night, i am shannon bream. breaking tonight, a texas judge siding with planned parenthood. was a blower lawsuits under the new law. it all comes after president joe biden called the texas law un-american. and police in new jersey are going door-to-door, checking on those missing, remind people in five northeast states are dead after catastrophic flooding. storm ravaged louisiana, and the booster shot plan expected to start september 20 could be scaled back. health officials say that more time is needed to determine the proper dosage. the air force is announcing the mandatory that means and guidelines for active duty personnel. but we begin with the americans and special immigrant visa holders stranded and desperate in afghanistan as congress is pressing the defense department to submit a plan on how to evacuate those left behind. the white house admits that some of those have shown

here's kat domingo, correspondent for abs—cbn news, explaining the significance of manny pacquiao's decision least two presidential candidates and as you mentioned earlier, the ruling party is split into two factions, one led by pacquaio on the other supported by president duterte. so far the philippine commission on elections has yet to decide which faction should be authorised to actually field a nominee for next year's elections. pacquaio has yet to tell us who his vice president would be and has yet to divulge a senatorial line up as well as he has yet to unveil his 22 point agenda for next year's elections. 0n the other side we have the current senator, nominated for president and for vice president, no less than president duterte himself. some of the biggest names on television will gather in los angeles tonight for the emmy awards, honouring the best tv of the past year. there are high hopes for british talent with the crown leading the nominations along with the london based football comedy ted lasso earning 20 nominations. well earlier i spoke jazz tangcay who is the senior artisans

happy thursday, everyone or kat timpf calls it honey the police are here. plush the 8 ball.ly is back which is impressive. >> i don't know why. >> greg: she's been so busy.

if it is, i think if it is the future of libya, not as a person, not just because he is the son of kat duffy, but i think of what he represents politically and intellectually and morally to most libyans must. abraham, thank you. thank you. action the well today just days after the 20 year anniversary of 911 and new york is independence day for a country that mourns and other small, devastating 911. the ca planned $911.00 cool, $973.00, which spread neoliberalism to all parts of the world. after the death of socialist president of chile, salvador, i end the only political adviser to i endo survived. the qu is human rights law. doctor one god says the man behind the london, the rest of the u. k. back the picture who took his place august to finish k. he joins me now from spain, capital madrid. one thanks so much for coming on the show. as i said, you were, i end is advised that today is chilly, is independence day. why do you believe people are not even mentioning the qu against i n day on the b, b, c, or on c? and then for the 20 year anniversary, week of 911, when of course it was sept

here's kat domingo, correspondent for abs—cbn news explaining the significance of manny pacquiao's decisionearlier that the ruling party is split into factions, one led by manny pacquiao and the other supported by the other and they get to decide which faction should be authorised to actually have a nominee for the elections. pacquiao has yet to tell us who his vice president would be in the shed to divulge us senatorial line—up as he has yet to unveil his 22 point agenda for next years election. 0n the other side, we have current senator christopher nominated for president and for vice president. alongside duterte himself. some of the biggest names on television are gathering in los angeles for the emmy awards, honouring the best tv of the past year. there are high hopes for british talent with the crown leading the nominations along with the london based football comedy ted lasso earning 20 nominations. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowes joins me now. it feels like we're seeing a lot more of these sorts of glamorous events coming back — the met gala for instance — and now this —

sport and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's kat.. both of the formula i championship leaders are out of the italian grand prix after a dramatic start in monza. max verstappen started from pole — lewis hamilton in fourth. but as hamilton was returning to the track from the pit lane, he and verstappen collided — the red bull going right over the top of hamilton's mercedes. the safety halo around the cockpit prevented any serious injury to hamilton — both drivers out of their cars safely, but furiously. de crash is being investigated and i driver could be penalised. daniel riccardo went on to claim his first win for three years and mclaren's first for almost nine years. all day we've been reflecting on emma raducanu's incredible win at the us open, but there have been more british history makers at flushing meadows — gordon reid and alfie hewett have become the first men to win all four wheelchair slam double titles in the same year, they beat gustavo fernandez and shingo kunieda 6—2 6—1 in the us open final. and joe salisbury has beco

charles crawford al jazeera, called kat, our foreign minister has met with taliban leaders to address humanitarian and security problems. enough. ganawe's, mom had been under a man l. funnies, the most senior official from any country to visit since the group stake over. he also met former president time because i and former chief executive of de la de la chatter has helped in the reopening of company or allowing flights to resume and back signing to national airlines has become the 1st commercial flight in chicago. since italy band take over the fright non did it. how many cars i airport a short while ago, the fame is loaded with vaccines and is due to return to pakistan with passengers. in other world news, the united states military says that miss on tests conducted by north korea over the weekend post threats to a countries neighbors and beyond. north korea state new service reported the country, testified a new long range. miss cruz may solve. victoria gates be report photo is released by north korea state raw media, reportedly show a test that took place over the weekend of a ne