>> kat: great. nailed it.y is a video of a man -- >> greg: okay. >> kat: walking down the street with an alligator on his shoulder. i wish i could have been there, one question i would ask him. >> greg: what would that question be? >> kat: what are your plans for the day? >> tyrus: it is sad, kat, he only has one shoe on. i think he's about to make some gator boots. >> kat: i mean -- >> greg: all one shoe mcghee. >> kat: the plot thickens. >> tyrus: making boots. >> katie: that is a pinkie worth of boots. >> greg: they have been living together for quite sometime and he injured his food and the alligator, crocodile? >> kat: i -- >> tyrus: kat is looking like not a happy ending. >> greg: brett, animal? please tell me you didn't kill it. >> brett: it is safe, i heard. dramatic video of a woman rescuing her dog from a moose by throwing a sandal at it. look at that. she sights the moose like with a hammer of god, like throws that sandal dead square in the moose eye. >> greg: incredible. a woman actually threw that

kat: catch me on gutfeld at 10:00 p.m. tried to set your dvr 2:10 p.m. eastern, every saturday right here on "fox news" and i am kat timpfy and good nightno from new york city. >> greg: thank you. keep clapping! don't stop! don't ever stop! oh, is this real? happy wednesday, everybody. so it seems the country is running out of one of the most celebrated natural resources, and it's not oil or natural gas, eric swalwell has that covered. it's victimh

kat: and your baby, not good looking baby. >> yes kat: if you're looking for a way to be the summer be seattle's glamorous luxury homeless camps, residents of the city's highland park community, fuming at the camp which is covered which a hotspot for fentanyl, is now waterfront property in this right, they put it ended in a pool said when new yorker, the place looks nice can you give me and so, what is worse, homeless camps or homeowners associations, let's get into it with the panel and host appears morgan uncensored and fantastic gentlemen, he's back. >> you. kat: here welcoming "fox news" anchor different about the lovely and talented and of course, comedian and international symbol, joe mackie. okay, so pierce, i wonder if there's, and the homeless pool area if you like all the meth and crack moms are yelling at the harrowing bumps, you're just starting up next to a. >> what if you were living anywhere near their you would be obsolete sense, like really your own little paddling pool and as you doubling your front fentanyl in front of us it seems extraordinary vesting allowed to hap

kat? >> kat: this is really messed up to do this.our mother's ashes at pink during her best song. >> greg: yeah >> kat: this one and don't let me get me are the best songs. don't throw the ashes then. throws the ashes when the artist is like, all right, who wants to hear some new music. nobody does. >> janice: do we know that they're ashes? e been shake and bake. >> greg: that's true. i miss a good shake and bake. >> janice: me too. >> michael: maybe that was mom's final wish. it's a fine ra and i helped! [cheers and applause to help prevent bleeding gums. try saying 'hello gumwash' with parodontax active gum health. it kills 99% plaque bacteria. and forms an antibacterial shield. try parodontax active gum health mouthwash. so it's decided, we'll park even deeper into parking spaces so people think they're open. surprise. [ laughs ] [ horn honks, muffled talking ] -can't hear you, jerry. -sorry. uh, yeah, can we get a system where when someone's bike is in the shop, then we could borrow someone else's? -no! -no! or you can get a quot

why don't you go first, kat? what is your animal story? >> kat: great. nailed it.y is a video of a man -- >> greg: okay. >> kat: -- walking down the street with an alligator on his shoulder. no, i really wish i could've been there because i have one question that i would ask him. >> greg: what with that question be? >> kat: what are your plans for the day? >> greg: yes. [laughter] >> tyrus: i can tell you it is sad, cap. you only have one shoe on. >> kat: yeah. >> tyrus: i think he is about to make some gator boots. >> kat: i mean -- >> greg: it is all one shoe mickey. >> kat: the plot thickens. >> tyrus: i'm needing some new boots. >> kat: that is like a pinky's worth of boots. >> greg: i'm going to put a little happy ending on this. ththey have been living together for quite some time. what is it, an alligator, crocodile? >> tyrus: i don't know. it looks like it is not going to be a happy ending. >> greg: not for that poor little critter. all right, our friends. animal, please tell me you did not kill it. [laughter] >> no, it is safe, i heard. we have dramatic vi

kat you go first >> kat: thank you. >> greg: you're welcome >> kat: i have a video of an elephant beinghant chasing birds and clearly it's not going to work but all the older elephants are like let him figure it out who cares. hold on, here it comes, here he comes. oh, he wipes out. and then he's like, oh, hey, look, i kind of messed that up. i think that's really just a beautiful moment and it proves elephant kids are just as dumb as human ones. >> greg: yep. elephant kids. that's pretty funny. >> kat: what? >> greg: i just thought of a kid that looks like an elephant. kennedy we shouldn't make fun of kids that look like elephants. you go next. >> kennedy: i think the fact that we don't make fun of anyone anymore is why our society is crumbling. two that look cute but you can't touch them hip pot muss and squirrels, here's a video of a squirrel playing with a woman's hair, a woman so lonely she's giving up on life and cats and started raising rodents and the only intimacy or interaction she has is when the squirrel plays with her hair and she receipts the height of her, exactly right,

platter. ♪ ♪ kat:♪ there you go. >> thank you so much. kat: thank you y.ney part that's really important we go out of business in ten seconds. how would you grade me on one out of ten? >> negative -- [laughter] no just kidding. for you it's an 8. >> a little too nice. going to be ten. probably didn't see me cutting up the checken. down several -l - i shouldn't have chewed nicotine gum. cool. thank you. g >> you're welcome. >> all right. kat: that was my main mistake is that i chewed too much nicotine gum before hand and my hands as, i mean, as always but that my handle were too shaky to cut up chicken sure it whats often there. >> this was commercial p enterprise. what is throe worst job you evew had pearceha? >> i know immediately you went down that alley what my worst job was i was 19 -- my brother who was on the cusp of a british army career went on for 37 year career and armyy colonel.wh he was 17. a we went into a field of mushroom compost for one hot stinking steaming summer and a job was to bank the mushroom compost we had to wallow in the entire su

kat cammack. >> kat: a kat got her head caught in the wall.department necessary for that? >> kevin: i told you, burning. >> kat: whoever made the hole in the wall can also just make it bigger, why involve the fire department? >> greg: do you think the fire department has a lot of time on their hands? you are an expert on arson. they come out for everything, i think they are required. there is phone call, they got to go, right? they show up no matter what. >> kat: if i'm feeling lonely? >> kayleigh: i thought that story was kevin's story. the burnt cat? >> kevin: does that cat look like it has been hosed down and electrocuted. mysteries. >> greg: move on, disgusting. up next, can chipotle make guac without workers on the block? ♪ >> a story in five words ♪ [cheers and applause]. >> greg: a story in five words. invasion of the guac bots. kevin, chipotle is testing a robot called the auto cotto that did cut out core and peele avocados faster than a human can. is this the future of food? you own many restaurants. this would help reduce theft becau

kat? >> kat: in indiana. >> greg: uh-huh.her out, don't worry guys, she's fine. here's my question, though. why was the fire department necessary for that. >> kevin: i told you, burning >> kat: whoever made the hole in the wall can make it bigger. why did you feed to involve the fire department. >> greg: you know what's interesting? do you this i the fire department has a lot of times on their hands? you're an expert on arson. this whole first responder thing in new york they come out now for everything. they're obliged -- where is that anyway? indiana, they're required to come out when there's a phone call they have to go. that's why they always show up no matter what >> kat: so if i'm ever feeling a little bit lonely >> greg: yes. >> kayleigh: wait i thought that picture was kevin's story i thought it was a burnt cat. >> does that cat looks like it was hosed down and electrocuted. >> kayleigh: that's why i thought it was your story >> kat: looks like the cat would be better off with whatever's going on on the other side of

kat? >> kat: none of that was good. i don't know.e interchangeable. oh, wait, no, probably my job at california pizza kitchen, because, yeah, i had to live with a guy that was there because i didn't have a home. >> greg: that's why you liked it. >> jim: it wound up bealing useful. >> greg: you met some dude. >> jim: yeah, you could call him that. >> greg: yes. i don't know if i want to know anymore about this. >> jim: there's more in my book, if you do. [cheers and applause] >> greg: jim? i feel like you had a lot of weird summer work that involved heavy lifting, moving, stealing. >> jim: yeah, well, work in construction sites picking up gar beige. landscaping i did a lot of landscaping. >> greg: you look like a landscaper. >> jim: i would do it just for the and the, because i wanted to get tan in the summer so i figured i could get paid and be in the sun at the same time and my hair would turn blond because i was in the sun, it would help me get laid so that's why i did it. >> greg: i just feel like i've known you all my life. carle

there was a compliment in there >> kat: was there? >> greg: yes. >> kat: i don't know.'s once. >> greg: what is that? >> kat: it passes through the poop. it's in the lake. you're supposed to shower but we traveled with this other family who was scared of the shower so chelsea took forever to get in there and by the time she got out i was already itchy. i'm sewer this is relatable happens a lot right guys? >> well, yeah, 50% of our beaches. our beaches sur, that's the story emily. you were saying in the green line you never go there because it's a giant toilet. >> no, i go there all the time but i didn't realize it was covered in feces but reme understand me all the articles, your bed is covered in feces. >> greg: everything is covered in feces. >> kurt: shame on you buffet. >> emily: that's the whole point, it's negligible amounts except it did point out certain states that were the weres. offenders. they shall remain nameless. >> pennsylvania. >> lake erie beach was on fire many years when i was a kid. they probably used the poop to put out the kid >> kat: that was num

kat, are you excited for the snow white remake? >> kat: i don't get excited for anything. was -- they keep doing remakes, it's funny they said that they consulted with the dwarf community, the dwarfism community. did you? because, i mean -- >> greg: no one called me >> kat: true. but also like i'm sure there's some people who would not care. it's not like that's a monolith i can group right? some people as dwarfs are like i don't give a [bleep] i'm trying to go to work right now. people don't want to look at people as individuals and i think that people also don't want to see a new snow white that much. and i certainly don't. >> greg: yeah, it was kind of -- growing up as a kid i always found it kind of creepy didn't you? just such an unusual relationship >> kat: the witch was really, really scary to me but that's because i was raised catholic and told witches were real and potentially after me. >> greg: what's she doing with seven little guys. that's odd. and am i supposed to be believe they're all plutonic. they're all little perverts? this is the one things. >> jimmy: i

kat, did you see this movie? what did you make of it >> kat: okay.-- oppenheimer? >> greg: yes. [laughter] >> kat: why would i see that? i'm a girl. >> greg: did you like barbie >> kat: i really did like barbie. >> greg: did you enjoy it >> kat: i did enjoy it. i went with my sister. >> greg: did you actually go to movie? >> kat: i did, i went to the movie and i had a nice show. >> greg: that's amazing. get her off the show >> kat: what i did. >> matt: i saw oppenheimer. it was well acted, there was no people of color and no women, which i made note of. >> greg: finally. i mean terrible. >> matt: feminist academic mad that it took 20 minutes to talk, i'm like what a dud you are in the movies sitting therer with a clicker waiting for a woman to talk and mark it down. i lied i didn't see it by the way. >> greg: no people of color appear for at least 30 minutes and i believe there are two black men also that didn't speak. and i'm going is she talking about the movie or the theater? a racist would say. >> kat: can i say something about this lady really q

>> kat: i don't know. you want it. >> tyrus: is this what makes you happy? >> kat: that dog has an onlyfans. >> tyrus: yeah, the one on the other end of the leash. >> greg: what a bitch, right? >> dr. drew: i love birds. >> greg: do you really? >> dr. drew: yeah. >> greg: i don't know people who actually like birds. >> dr. drew: i am fascinated because they are our closest dinosaur relative. and this is a hero's tale. some hero's tales don't end the way you like. they were in that snow or fireplace. they left them -- let the bird to. >> greg: what happened? >> dr. drew: a kitty-cat out there -- [audience reacts] >> greg: so they got out. >> dr. drew: and that cat is an acrobat and jumped about three stories in the air and it ended rather tragically. >> that to me is a happy ending because that was the circle of life. you now. >> dr. drew: the cat is an acrobat. >> tyrus: the owner knew. >> greg: brings back memories of me and mother teresa going for walks in the park. >> kat: this studio is going to be pos

>> kat: i do.d i did not think mitt romney could do that. >> greg: yeah. did you notice something, kat? >> kat: the hallway is very long. >> greg: no, that trump was right about how he walks like a penguin? i just noticed that now. >> elizabeth: oh, that is interesting. >> greg: do you think he has a heel problem. i apologize if he has a medical condition, penguinitis >> kat: when he congratulated everybody i lost it. and then he said many more hot dogs, he called it the wonderful lands. i mean, that's comedy. >> greg: yeah. it is pretty amazing. can you imagine that maybe anthony weiner is somewhere holding a mitt. [laughter] >> brian: i thought the mayor, there's a mayor running against him who said, well, if he had hadn't have worked so hard to get joe biden elected that hotted dog would have been half the price. a little inflation humor. >> greg: why is it so hard for him to be the human? >> brian: i'm not sure because he's a very nice guys. >> greg: he's uncomfortable. always feels uncomfortab

>> kat: i don't think he does. are like did you hear what oj said and we talk about it. you alluded, what's the alternative, he has the utmost respect for the female body? looking at his body of work i don't think that's it. >> greg: it's tough dana when somebody who's a double murderer makes sense. >> dana: in the research that your fine staff provided, he's in line with 70% of the american people. >> greg: maybe that's what it is. >> dana: maybe more, so 70% of people are aligned with a double murderer >> kat: is he going to run for office. >> greg: can you run for office --. >> dana: yes. >> greg: he wasn't found guilty, had to pay civil damages. >> dana: but he went to jail for that other thing. >> joe: that was a felony. >> greg: but he can't run for office. >> dana: depends, i think you probably can actually in some places, probably in california. >> kat: yeah. >> greg: there you go. and on that note, we'll be right back. ♪ [cheers and applause] i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about life insurance throug

so true and yet so sad, kat.sts, and let's pretend she does, she must be a horrible person >> kat: i agree with what you said earlier she has a great future in government because that's what every politician ever does. they go on and on about how awful something is and how it's just disgusting and there's no excuse for it and it's so sick and everybody's unsafe, but all the while they're talking, they are assuming everyone understands that nothing they're saying means they won't accept any blood money. that's basically what she's saying she wants. i think he's a horrible person but i'll take his money. welcome to the world. >> greg: yeah. i think he should kill her. [laughter] >> greg: with kindness. kindness is the name of my shotgun. should i stop there tyrus? >> tyrus: no. >> i liked it. >> tyrus: you're digging your own grave doing beautiful. i'm just shocked at this entire panel. to be fair, you haven't spoke yet. >> greg: no, condemn him as well. >> tyrus: yeah, because he missed this. why are we even focus

kat, you go first >> kat: i'm so glad you picked me first. you guys, how are you?ok at this video. look at it! of this goat. i know, i told you. wearing like a little sweater, and professor i wanted to ask you this because are you jealous? because you wanted to make people happy, right? you had to write a whole book. this goat just has to put on a sweater and walk about. i know, look at that. >> greg:. >> greg: ha ha. is there a tragic after story to this? >> tyrus: the bermise python >> kat: there is a tragic after story, the goat like us will age and no one will care anymore. >> greg: and he'll grow out of the sweater and be cold and naked and die a lonely death. >> tyrus: already on the way with that trick leg, one sweater leg was longer than the other. >> greg: all right dr. saad tell me your animal story. >> gad: i love dogs, i love play, one of the chapters in the book is about living life as a playground. so here you go. put dogs in play and you've got a beautiful video. >> greg: where is this? do you know? >> gad: i don't. >> greg: you don't know. >> gad: b

i guess we'll go to kat first, you are youngest.aring text messages they sent to their parents by mistake, including sexual text messages. is it worse to send one or receive one? what if you got one from your parents? assuming they are with us. >> kat: my mom is dead, that would be awesome. i would be happy she is having fun up there. >> greg: she is on cloud nine, cloud 69. >> kat: something good to say about someone's parent. >> greg: name of a great bar. what are we talking about? >> kat: sending text to the wrong person. i don't think i've done that. i've regretted texts i sent to the right person. >> greg: what i've done so many times, sending to the group text. charlie and it is charlie and rose and steven and mary and it is like, oh, charlie, i can't wait to see your shirtless body hanging over my bath rung and it goes to everybody. >> greg loves you, dude. >> greg: too old. >> tyrus: one day his little game will backfire on him. he'll have a fatal attraction on his hand. tell me more about my eyes, watch, gutfeld. i'll do li

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i'm advertising the kit kats here, but -- anyway, you know, if you use -- i hit them with a kit kat,o -- twinkies, i'm afraid, didn't get outside the bounds of america. [ laughter ] >> seth: so you have to find universal products >> yeah, universal comedy. but if you talk about human sacrifice, everyone knows -- [ laughter ] you know, you say, basically, human sacrifice was, okay, the crops are bad, the gods obviously hate us, so we're going to kill steve. [ laughter ] and then it will probably pick up next year and steve is going, why me well, steve, i never did like you and i'm the witch doctor with the bone through the nose and that's how that works. you talk about human sacrifice, they get in it russia, they get it in china, they get it in istanbul it doesn't matter where you are, people understand what you're talking about, human sacrifice it's just a thing that every country understands that thousands of years ago, we were all idiots and we were all doing it [ laughter ] >> seth: i do think, in general, you talk about, sorry, excuse me, themes that are universal. things like th

i wonder what kat timpf and kelly grave exhibit.eferred movies. >> right, i looked at this on twitter and there is a debate over which one you should see first. a lot of people are saying you should absolutely not see "oppenheimer" first because that energy that you get from that, if you bring that into the "barbie" movie, that will ruin the "barbie" movie for you. i could see that but what is the reverse, you bring energy with you to the rest of the world? i don't know which one would be worse. >> neil: i just wonder, kelly, sort of a father of the atomic bomb, as he has been known, what he would think being showcased against barbie. might be very impressive and who know mike moves ticket sales, what he thinks? >> i am wearing barbie pink for our chat today, had to dress up. he would say, what's barbie? i have way bigger problems to fix in the world. listen, to kat's point, i think you see "oppenheimer" second, this is a christopher nolan movie and i walk out of those like "inception," what did i just watch and i need to talk it ou

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like, look at kat tonighi guess >> she's so hot. right, guys? like, i've always had dreamsight about barbie, and now it's like coming., true.. i mean, i don't know. my next sleepover with kat is going to be different next time. oh, my goodness. i mean, it's cool to be, so. yeah, i'm from an outgoing is over. >> i actually identify as a heterosexual male. sexual >> but you already know that. yeah. but tonight i am a . yeles. loftis identifies as a homeless tracy chapman. yes. i have a fast car. and you live in it when it's. >> i think these ivy league kids are brilliant lea. sm i think they're really smart. i'm with you on this one. it's a get.arn thisit's a wonderful get out of. jail free card, right? you don't have to work on yourself. you don't have to be special if you fail at anythingl,like you're like, it's because i'm trans. exactly. and you cam trans.n blame socier not for not fitting in. and like, when i finished talking for this little response to the whole trans thing, i want the audience to consider that i am tran s is and i just said

i barely keep up with kat keeping up with the kardashians . i am afraid to open my mouth atm this point. there is a giant a mouth lie jua focusing on my bright side seems to really like you. >> yes, that did. yes, they are. by the way, on twitter, she said she said she at the party, she had 11 she took 11 shots. really? that was more than in the tape. i saw it. i don't know if you know this, but there's actually a sex tape of me floating around. an sho oh, really?w. there? yeah. it's more of like a one man show. i told you, you put over the over your laptop's camera. that's right. like number by mistake. i kept put it over my . yes. >> i remember when jamie didn't tell jokes, you know, so, tyrus, why do they. i don't understand. when you're that famous, like, why do you need to be exponentially famous? >> it's like, oh, they should go find obscure people. >> it's thirst, you know? and i get. it it's tom brady.ge he's a saint. i get it. but no, there's not. there't it.but nos there there. tom's a private person when he's not playing football or

bu>>t everything i did kat: ev and was like, well, and do that bawed. just qud so the tracy chapman thing just quickly in the article, tracy chapman herself said that she was honored to seeto see so on the charts, that she was very happy for this. luqman mm-hmm. wheand that wasn't whoever he is again. >> so i don't think he's feeling that much frosteal >> her i still have no idea who he is, but that was non t in "the washington post" article until the ninth paragraph. >> exactly. and then als no it talked a loto about the national the nashville community, and iyq exactly one quote from a persono identified as being a nashville. native. >> i feel like if the community were roiling and they could re found at least two.. >> yeah, exactly. some it goes back to that. some mightoe. yeah, it said some it said some in the nashville music scene. okay. well , where's the stop?wh >> yeah. yeah. you need to have two. yeahere's me?, like one is one,s some are two is a couple. you need like three for some.ri yeah. right. i .k so this is i'm telling you, this is how e

>> jesse: kat timpf? >> greg: no. >> dana: am i allowed to guess?'s me. >> greg: close. another photo. can you guess this person? >> dana: yeah, emily compagno. >> greg: now you have to guess how old i was in this photo. >> judge jeanine: 45. >> greg: that's not real. that is real. >> dana: harold, you go? >> harold: two teenagers met in the nicu. 17 years later they go to the prom together. it's great story about resilience and families. love it. >> jesse: what was that about? >> harold: resilience and families. >> dana: that is it for us. "special report" is up next. >> bret: hey, dana, happy birthday, jesse. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight severe weather in the northeast prompting flood warnings up and down the northeast affecting train and air travel. at least one person has been killed. we have tons of pictures of flooding throughout the area. let's check in with fox news meteorologist adam klotz at the weather center in new york. adam, good evening, it's pretty bad out there. >> adam: still pretty bad out

fox news contributor kat timpf nally, h . and finally, he rules between the and won't tolerate dopes. when nasa's sidekick in the nwaa is worldnd heavyweight champion tyrus. jamie i everybody knowsalaska you live in alaska. do you follow what goes on ido m america? >> yep. as soon as iyes.as soo get. jus yeah. oh, my god. i'm sorry. this just coming ico tn. it turns out the president misspoke. he did not cure cancer. he got, rid of a canker sore. he's very sorry. he's very sorry. i've thought in the mall. >> i thought it was very funny, the thing he did about the doctor. dijill biden. true because that's really true. like in a movie theater, people shoul d be specific. they shouldn't go. is there a doctor in the house? they should be like. is there a doctor could help in the house? exactly. because what if you go is there a doctor in the house? is guye s, i'll help you ina these. i'm a foot doctor and then i'll massagdocte your feet while you die. yeah, i'm thisr . i'm enjoying the dog story. i like that. beca call itl the th

she has more experiencnieing ab reporting on sports than kat does complaining about them. ohou., sarah michelle tafoya podcast. >> michelle tafoya. se wants crt to r.i.p. senior fellow at the manhattan institute. christopheat the manhattanr ruf she's like a ufo. mysterious nocturnal and often found by farmers. i feel like fox news f contributor kim. and finally he can. cap raisels. 12 holsteins to cow. >> it's a cow. everybody. my massive sidekick in the nwa world, heavyweight champion tara. i got a big of joe mackey.ge all right, before we get to some new stories, it's friday, o this. d greg's leftovers. mm yeah, it's leftovers where i read the jokes. we did news this wee week.k. t s and as all always, it's my first time reading these. so imeading thf they . >> we're going to push joe mackey off a cruise ship. that's . no, they never arrest anybody for that. hardly encourage it. all right, here we go. drink some water . is gulp. this week, a woman was arrested. sted aft she fired gunshots on a california highway. gunshotsa cashe's being chargede counts of impersonating hu

plagiarizing speech after speech ending his campaign after three months so fast-forward to this kat from his 2020 presidential bid. >> somehow if you're poor, you cannot do it, poor kids are just as bright and talented as white kids. >> all this before we ever knew the truth about hunter biden or his laptop, the father-son scandal has been planned out in the public eye ever since. >> how many times have you spoken to your son about his overseas business dealings? >> i've never spoken to my son about his overseas business dealings. >> he never spoke to his son about his overseas business dealing, is that still the case? >> yes. >> white house and the president stand behind the comet that he's never been involved for even spoken to his son about this so i've been asked this a million times and the answer will not change, the answer remains the same, the president was never in business with his son, which is don't have anything else to add. >> by. accountability, truth and transparency, that's all the truth people are asking for. what we have never gone from this president so is this what w

it's interestingto go to another though, you know, why doesn't kat? so now we do know that he's made money. why doesn't he give this money to his baby daughter? that give th he refuses to even acknowledge? why hasn'tto baby da that questn raised? >> i think he'll probably have to give some of it to her. i also just feel like we knew this entire time. i can't believe that they actually tried to tell us that there would be no wayl he would ever find out who was buying these paintings the . >> because a lot of experts pointed out that, you know, expensive art can be a money laundering operation. but even if it's not, let's say e the most charitablef reason is like, oh, there's a lot of reasons to buy art. it is you know, people just lik. one of those reasons is nopeopt one to buy it and hide it and never let anybody see that you bought it. how wouls to notd even work?it. like, he was always going to find out in some way unless they like making people, okay, now you're going to buy this and put it under your bed like we always knew that he was going to fi

prudence is set to meet the bell of ruth's young leader on sunday just to be going on with jonathan kat, senior director of the democracy and security project at the brookings institution, says western countries should be concerned with wagner deployments in batteries, more than 2 cans claims. i think it's laughable. the only employee person who has designs on, on territory that's not russian territory. mr. putting a we've already seen the outcome of that, but more crimes that he's committed, the atrocities been committed to ukraine. so there's a lot of just information message spreading. i don't think anybody buys this and but what we do take seriously is the the security threat with talk they're showing up in bell a ruse. and when we hear from mr. goshen that he has things to prove potentially to get back in the good graces of, of mr. food. you have to worry about what that means, both for ukraine but also also the threats along colors is border which includes a baltic countries but also paul. and so something to watch, but it's pretty laughable that mr. brewton has been, carry out wh

much to kamalzadeh kat alstom, who is currently in the field of research. and the compatibility of the hydrogen train with the american rail network he is active, he says that he has received 041 devices of this type of behavior from europe so far. stay with us. let the people speak, but they were not with the people. with their reports , we should use khorazmi research, strategies and the afghan market area, and evaluate and judge with you first. every night at 19:30, the karbala news channel, abbas ii, a target of karbala messages, said that the language of the sentence was surprising , but the biggest surprise was when he took one to meet the grand mufti of the sunnis of india , who is the leader of 160 million sunnis. india visited karbala and najaf twice i wrote about the wonders of india that night until the morning, and from tomorrow morning when i had an appointment with seyed hosseini , he said that there are still many things left to help me . islam is attached to imam hossein salam alaikum salam naz a3 alaikum salam alaikum ali muhammad abbas hossein zulfiqar ali and muhamma

kat you will come to eid al-adha. i mean, it's completely normal.ate each other's holidays together and the christian easter catholic orthodox there is still such a tradition. custom, how big is the tatar day, what is it that exists? she's just you . it's not a religious holiday. it's just a rite of passage. the fact is that the owner of alfrida zamoyskaya, she allocated timber, e and money for the construction of a mosque to our tatars and at the same time left them such a peculiar mandate to respect christian holidays. at least two carols or a day, which our tatars do to this day. e on big friday before catholic pasta the day before. on thursday. they paint eggs red color sing them in arabic and friday at 5:00 am in the area of ​​sovetskaya street in our ant life begins to rage. so let's say, the kids just go from house to house and collect these sweets, they come into the house, they ask, whose are you, if they know whose are you, then they give you a red egg, if not , they just get off with sweets, but now, hmm, the owners of the house just go o

my kat 100 million and obama ha 80 million.acking. >> when you run for reelection, you've got to do two things. you've got to lay out what you've done the last four years and then on behalf of yourself and your team why you need another four years to fill in that success. the two things that underlie or animate that our economic success, economy, the market. president trump rightly talked about the success of the stock market being an indicator of ho things are going our economy ha proved to be pretty for sleet and the stock market has proven to be pretty resilient so he will talk about that. i've not seen that until now with the kid and i read that in the script before hand but i thought he had a decent time in the sense that -- you put it back up there. ritter rated his commit to ukraine. me clear that ukraine will find its way to nato after we find some -- don't immediately want them to be a war paid so i would say i thought was a decent week. i call balls and strikes on thi show. >> you are fair. >> copyrighted. i think he

greg: p cat, are you excited for kat: the snow white remake? >> i don't get excitedi foranyi anything. i wa s. they keep doing remakes this one. it was funny they said tha sait they consulted with the dwarf community. the dwarfism community. >> did you?>> gre >> yeah, because, i mean, no one called me through. >> but also, like, i'm sure there are some people who arherk you know, would not care. not like that's a monolithic right there. some people are dwarves are like, i don't give a i'm trying to go to worme peopls ar i k right now. wor >> yeah. you know what i mean? it's always thisno people don'ta want to look at people as individuals. and i think thats people don'tw want to see a new snow whitethat that much, and i certainly don't. >> yeah, it was kind o yeaf i tk growing up as a kid. >> i always found it kind of creepy, didn't you? i mean, it was just such anal unusual relationship, which was really, really, really scary to me. but that's because i was raised very catholic and told that witches were reareallatholi and potentially after me

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animal crackers in five states and kit kat followed behind.you. >> greg: this is fake these are fake. he. >> jesse: happy weaner wednesday national hot dog day. here is fun fact about wieners. the national hot dog and sausage council says yes, a hot dog is not a sandwich. here we go. thank you very much. "jesse watters primetime" tonight, the barbie movie controversy. >> greg: rip it apart. >> judge jeanine: are you wearing a pink tie? brian. >> greg: are you having her on. goldstein charles payne bringing the pain kat timpf and great comedian who owns a sandwich shop downtown. yeah, jessica? >> jessica: i wasn't here last week. i know you were all super sad on the west coast and i went to see dad and company. their last series of shows oracle arena in san francisco. my husband is a big dead head. i get the community. it felt the love. everyone was obviously. >> jesse: did you [inaudible] >> i certainly did on national tv. it was really fun to go. there was a cute picture of clio on the hollywood walk of fame that got cut. >> greg: i made sure