kat, why don't you go first >> kat: yes!ts and kittens available for adoption because they were found in a disgusting hoarding situation. and that's sad. but let me just say, you don't know what love is until you've been loved by a feral cat because they hate, they're hateful creature and aren't bound by any normal constraints of society they bite and claw and don't care but then they'll love you and only you. >> greg: this was your philosophy when you were date going >> kat: i think it's nice to be obsessed over yes. >> greg: all right. what about you my sffriend? >> walter: well out in montana a bull has gone missing not just any bull a bull with a blond shaking hair cut which makes it especially mysterious that it hasn't been found. but as montanans know there's a way to find a bull. you put a cow out in the field. so i think before she runs for president, meghan markle should be brought to montana. >> greg: look at that hair. you're right. that's like a bull's version of justin bieber. he's got bangs. >> walter: exactly.

now, kat, how do you think he came up with the number 35%? >> kat: i have no idea.hink it's absurd because all advertising is false advertising. nothing ever looks like it looks on the commercial ever. right? if you saw a commercial for axe body spray, you would think it's a spray that gives you absence right? >> tyrus: and women follow you around everywhere and want to smell you >> kat: or a tampon commercial you think what it does you put one in and you're magically at the beach. [laughter] >> kat: all advertising is false. grow up. >> joe: i thought menstrual blood was blue. >> tyrus: i'm with you, i always thought once they put it in they become in a good mood. [laughter] >> tyrus: walter, you're up. >> walter: i don't think it's that whoopers have gotten smaller. i think it's that the average burger king customer has gotten much bigger. if they ate less whoopers, the whopper might look big to them againment but, you know, kat's right. so i always tell people my whopper's a lot bigger than it turns out to be, too. but that's -- that only works on people who have

so, kat, obviously i went there >> kat: so glad you did. >> greg: yeah.e thing though. what people don't realize is that crime could be worse if it wasn't for the potency of the drugs because what people are seeing right now, i think in san francisco and especially philly and our streets of new york if anybody walking around, the danger of getting mugged is far less because the drugs incapacitate or kill the people on them. it's like a zombie, it's zombie land. anyway, not so much a question as it is an observation >> kat: well the downers at least. >> greg: the downers >> kat: the tweakers are a different story. >> greg: i don't see many tweaking i only see the downers >> kat: hard to take pictures of the tweakers they're running around all over the place. >> greg: they're very fast >> kat: this doesn't surprise me this is an opportunity for the government to make money. this is the stuff they always go after. i had plates on my car living one place to another place and they were following me, she still has these plates we have to get them back. i was li

[laughter] >> greg: kat? you truly become an adult the first time you cry and nobody around you gives a [bleep]. nobody. >> greg: yeah, at true. like if you're on the subway >> kat: so then you have to get a kat. >> scott: or maybe when someone else cries and you don't care either. like move on, get out of my seat. [laughter] >> greg: tyrus? >> tyrus: i keep trying to think but i was so happy to be [bleep] away from everybody, i was thrilled. i literally was like, i don't have a bed, oh, wait, there's one by a trash can and i dragged it in my house. oh, i'm hungry, that dude has a wallet, food. being an adult is great, all this freedom. so i really -- i couldn't wait to get away from it all so once i was i was like -- >> greg: that ace an interesting point. that's where we split people into groups, the group of people who can't wait and the other people who were terrified. >> tyrus: i always a chais was kept away through doors and windows because my mom thought i would wander out, i was like no i'm trying to

kat? >> kat: yeah. i mean, again, i hope she celebrated. i do, i do.> tyrus: because you guys can beat her. >> andrew: i don't know if that's true. >> tyrus: you would smoke her. >> we have to move on, that was great next though. up next she pityed the fool who likes to do it in a pool. [cheers and applause] remember the things you loved... ...before asthma got in the way? fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it's designed to target and remove them and helps prevent asthma attacks. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your doctor. tell your doctor if your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. get back to better breathing. ask your doctor about fasenra. #1 isn't a status earned overnight. it's earned in every wash, and re-earned every day. tide. america's #1 detergent. oh, hey. buying a car from vroom is so easy, all you need is a phone

kat? can [bleep] on the street so why would you not -- you have to go to a taxi to have sex? i thought you could do whatever you want. >> greg: i guess not. the funny thing is that's the whole point of a driverless car so you don't have to drive and can do other things. i think you're going to see more of this and i would rather see more of that than car accidentsment you know, charles, that leads me to an interesting point here. they showed a traffic jam right? like that's the only traffic jam in history done by a driverless car and we're acting like it's bad. but there's a potential to save 30-40 thousand lives a year. >> charles: listen, at one point it's going to be illegal for humans to drive on the road because we're so i will logical. once all the cars are robo cars and taxies -- think about this. they all think logically. we're like, oh, bleep, i left the oven on, what the hell? the whole thing just goes down, like we didn't expect that. you expect a u-turn out of nowhere. but i ag

. ♪ ♪ >> hello america i'm kat timpf and this is fox news saturday night. ♪ ♪ kat: so by now, we've alle not real lady on the plane. everyone is calling her crazy. because she was screaming about seeing someone who was not real -- >> and there's a reason why i'm getting the [bleep] off everyone can either believe it or they can not believe it. i don't give two [bleep] that i'm telling you right now that [bleep] that [bleep] back there is not real. kat: i have two theories to question what she was seeing was real or not first is ambien and chardonnay and second one she was reading the news. it is definitely been an insane week for news. there have been stories coming out all over the place about things that aren't real or that seem like they're way too hard to believe. or in the case of michael oher a story i guess we should have maybe never believed. >> is your tailback when you look at him you think how you would never let anyone or anything hurt him all right go back. got it. >> what about collins? >> fine they can be on the team too are you going protect the family michael? >> yes, m

kat.ughter] that is all i have. >> kat: i can take it from here. >> greg: i know you can. >> kat: i'm a professional. i think that all of this, too, is that these stories, they really wanted them to be true so badly. that they were willing to overlook a lot of red flags. the jussie smollett story, you just hear that story. there are several things along the way where you are like, he was out getting subway and all that stuff. but they wanted to be true because it fits their narrative so they just kind of overlook it, which, i mean, you ask if that is something you can do, i did it a lot in my 20s in every relationship that i had. go to the guy -- he tells you that he was just at subway? >> greg: yeah. >> kat: if you don't want to see the truth. >> greg: i think in both sides, i hate to say this, but both sides do this. the right has been that when it comes to, like, you know, the war on drugs. but i just don't see them coming close to this weird dementia where every bad thing that happens

kat: yeah, exactly.ike an ugly boy and look at what i've done for myself. amazing and it's great because he was abandoned by his whole family sick and alone and i don't know the life span of a north hollywood streak is but his whole family must be dead and he lives in manhattan and has a cardiologist. >> greg: yes. he's a cat with a card i don't jichlt you don't have a cat or a cardiologist. >> jimmy: stop it. >> tyrus: i always felt he left his family because they were too liberal >> kat: he's like the most maga, further right of news max. [laughter] >> greg: what's your animal story? >> jimmy: it's about a bunch of angry hippos chasing an alligator out of their pack. there was an alligator that tried to make it into the hippo pack. they weren't having it. so these 31 -- they said it was feeding time, hungry hippos chased away the alligator. now what's crazy is this went viral but if you google hungry hippos every link is about the view. it's so bizarre. >> greg: terrible. >> jimmy: it's so bizarre. >>

you know, kat, some people think i'm mean to you. >> kat: yeah.eah, where would they get that idea? [laughter] >> greg: if you do me a favor, don't talk to the audience while we're doing the show. i can't believe some -- she's only been doing this for two years. >> kat: really? because it feels a lot longer. >> tyrus: feels like just short of a decade >> kat: yeah. although i might have a few differences with you in terms of ideas of policy that you've put forth in your monologue, i don't think that you believing those things makes you mean. other things do. and i really, actually, kind of have to respect you rebranding your meanness aspirins approximatelied conserve touchily. >> greg: thank you. thank you >> kat: yeah. it's quite a brilliant marketing move on your part. but i get -- as a libertarian, i get this for other things, too, right? and in general i would say you can get called mean, or at least i've been called mean because people fail to understand the difference between not thinking the government is the best way to solve a problem, an

>> kat: no. to keep it. >> greg: but i think that's kind of selfish if you're not using the uterus, why aren't you sharing it with others, like me? >> greg: yeah, i'm not using it because that's just -- it's scary to have a kid because what if they grow up and they suck and it's all your fault that you did that. but i also just -- this technology isn't even there yet. even experts say the soonest, it's decades and decades away. how crazy is it that there's not even a whisper of a possibility of this happening anytime soon but, yeah, you do need to pay for it though >> greg: this is what they're doing, it's may i seeing. before we know it we're going to have self-driving uteruses. i've been waiting for a flying uterus. but, okay, paul --. >> paul: what are you looking at me for? >> greg: i think the thing i want to go to you for is the american medical association once was a reputable thing they put out the journal of the american medical social called jama, these are the guys and the gals, althou

and kat's right.you look for people who actually are going through this, when you find them, you understand why. they're always the same. they have the same look. it's either a faux hawk with really bad nose,hair coloring, bad tattoos that they'll regret when they grow up, and a cry for help. your monologue was spot on. they don't participate, they can't succeed, they're not trying to succeed. so i will make myself something different so i can win in my event because i'm the unicorn leaf self, and there's only one of me. i did some research, too, kat, and everyone i found was like, one guy was like, i'm half vampire and half because my parents were a wear wolf, and a vampire so they have both their powers and when i find someone attractive my eyes itch. >> kayleigh: insanity. >> tyrus: you stay away from those people. >> greg: exactly. keep your pronouns on twitter so we can avoid you. >> tyrus: if if my kids came home and sad daddy my pronouns are this, this, and this, my pronoun will be ass whooping

i wonder, though, kat. >> kat: thank you.i haven't eaten -- even asked yet. wouldn't it be great if you could do that all the time? your kids leaving for school and you hop in the car, you knock them over. [laughter] >> kat: yeah. actually, the first thing that i thought of when i saw this video was man, that cop must be so good at parallel parking. >> greg: yeah. [laughter] >> kat: because i cannot do this. so that is amazing. you know what? i got it. i know how to gently graze against a person to get them to fall over. that is impressive. >> greg: it is like when you try to get somebody to leave at a party. you know? you put your head on their back and you are trying to move them towards the door. >> tyrus: i have never had a problem doing that, greg. >> greg: you know what is funny? i bet we are the only network showing this video because it is suing cox in a positive light. if he actually heard her, this would be on a loop on cnn. >> tyrus: he saved her life. >> greg: yeah. >> tyrus: and he saved the lives of quite possib

>> kat: yes. this isn't because of covid. are because of covid because -- >> jimmy: they do >> kat: just because people are always saying things are because of covid. >> jimmy: they said the vaccine was because of covid >> kat: you go stay in a hotel they're like we don't clean your room anymore because of covid. no, you don't clean the room anymore because you made that up during covid and saved a lot of money doing it. that's why you do it. don't give me because of covid. shut up. >> tyrus: amen. >> jimmy: jamie is it possible they're just trying to let these people keep their cash for their weed dealer. >> jamie: it's possible. i think kat was right there i feel like jimmy wrote down stripper ass crack and worked backwards to get to the story. do you guys remember taco bell, do you remember the fourth meal thing? because there was like three meals and it's like fourth meal, the food you eat from midnight to 4:00 a.m. and i was like hell yeah fourth meal and then fifth [bleep]. i have a problem with, i might be in the minor

so, kat, what did you make -- have you ever been in the middle of a brawl? >> kat: no. though, because i do have a show in montgomery alabama this upcoming sunday august 13th, tickets are available at the real kat timpf.com. >> greg: why don't you have -- oh, my god. you should have both sides open the show >> kat: i saw it trending on twitter when i was in the hotel at another one of my shows and i was like what happened. it was i assume a drunkle fight. i have a question for martha because we share a wall our offices are next to each other so she knows i come to work every day in a track suit and hoodie and i don't have a corset on. do you think i'm a violent person? >> martha: i think it could possibly go down that road >> kat: i've never been in a fight ever. not to brag. >> greg: you have stabbed people >> kat: no. why does everybody always think that? i mean, nobody's offends these pontoon jerks, there's no like bail fund for these losers. everybody hates these guys. >> tyrus: at least give them free fight lessons, the least they can do. >> jamie: there's actually

greg: kat, what about you? >> my face.ed about not wearing makeup and now i'll post super ugly selfies and it's not that i'm insecure, i just don't care who calls me ugly anymore. greg: wow, that was upbeat. >> i think it is. what is that reaction? you guys acted like i told everyone i had cancer. greg: that was a heart warming thing you used to hear on happy days when like richy cunningham's sister would say something and everybody would go a www ww. >> i went to the water park with my kids recently, and i used to think a lot, you're walking around when you're younger like what are people thinking about me in a bathing suit. greg: yes. >> and i think when you hit 30s, 40s, 50s you kind of get happy you're alive. and also recognize, and i do think this is true, most people are so obsessed with what they look like in a bathing suit, they don't spend much time worrying about you. when you're younger you think about it. now it's like i don't want to have to stand it line for the slide as long as i did. greg: good point. part-

kat, why don't you go first? 'tknow in the detroit area, thee are about 100 cats and kittensse available for adoption because they were founthey werd a disgug hoarding situation. and that's sad. but let me just say, you don'tl know what love is until you'veyb been loved by a feral cat. >> mm-hmm. because they hatefe you're hateful little creatures. yes. and they are not bound because they by any of the normal constraints of society. they bit bound e claw. they don't care. but then they'll love you. and only t you. >> right. this is. this was your philosophy when you were datinophyg. i think it's really nice kat: to obsessed over. >> yesi . >> all right. what about you, my friend? wellat abo out in montana, a bus gone missing. and not just any bull.e mi it's a bull with a blondss. hmm. which makes it especiall blondy mysterious that it hasn't been i found. >> but as montanans know, there is a way to find a bull. you put a cow out in the field. right. so i think before she runs for president, meghan markle shouldk

you know, kat i was before and like putting myself. >> i know you do. >> this election is in betweenmp and biden is between trum versus the entire political establishment. the machine that fix everything from indictments to impeachment to elections. what say you? >> the same poll you side with trump and dasantis. to me the thing that stood out the most was that in a head-to-head between trump and dasantis, trevor gott 22 percen even, "among voters who believe he is committed serious federal crimes." which is still bigger than the 70 percent dasantis gets ove overall. >> right. so they would prefer a criminalize trump. >> i didn't suprum months that dasantis is not going to happen. everyone try to make him happen. he's like jeff bush to .0. and that's exactly what is happening here. people want him to be a thing. is not going to be a thing. it sucks, though, because is a great governor. he got too involved in the culture royals the economy is a issue. he got really obsessed with the disney thing, culture royals stuff these are not talking about that go next up, trans attacks. no, kidd

. >> kat's office. you're supposed to catch me wearing this blanketearing as w. >> so what's the solution? i is it all going to get better? how about this for an honest no, this is it.s >>it it's the new normal. and it's about as normal as rachel levine singing i am woman hear me roarsingin? >> meaning the new normal to be the old abnormal. >> it's flipped thanks to the mentally ill and delusional left. so i f you live in a city and you're okay with that, fine. you if notif not, yo, you've got two options. you can fight back. you know, like these guyknow, ld or like daniel petty. >> or you could end up like u daniel penny. nop like dw you'll be the one ws up with felony charges. then that leaves option two,two. which is to leave, because, frankly, i'm out of ideas. ou >> but if you have an idea, you can use the suggestion box. we do have one. not s >> you know, if someone hasn'tt stolen iitt works. well, you know, it's just. he was the inspiration for co-host of fox and friends. first, i wrote g cause i

kat, thank you. happy that you stopped by. see you soon. then there's this.th state where he will surrender in an election interference case. we talked to jonathan turley earlier. he said he thinks the case against some of those that were indicted in the 19 are stronger in this situation than the case against the former president. so we will see what happens. we're also going to see if they do a mug shot. they did mug shots of rudy guliani and mark meadows. pretty stunning to see the white house chief of staff in a mug shot. there's more to come on this. we'll stay tuned and cover it for you. great to be with you this afternoon. thanks for joining us. that is "the story" for this thursday. story goes on. i'll see you back here tomorrow. it's the day they call friday. "your world" is next. >> the climate change agenda is a hoax. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. >> it's a hoax. we have to -- >> i have had enough already tonight of a guy who sounds like chat gpt standing up here and the last person in one of these debates that stood in the middle of the stage and said what

[laughter] >> martha: kat is nodding. >> yes, hello, a dull movie. >> martha: kat timpf and charlie arnold fun. watch this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i think ryan gosling is hilarious. so, what do you think this movie is about? what is the message of this movie? >> seek him i loved the "barbie" movie. i don't hate men. i love them, my husband, my dogma my cat. my happy movie is happy gilmore. but i saw it for what it was, which is a movie. a lot of things are exaggerated because it is a movie. a lot of the jocks about men, sure, i can certainly take jokes from men if you don't know what i do for a living. i thought when i was laughing and i sold some of the other women in the theater laughing along looking at each other, there was a sense of a girl community. i really reject the idea of feminism and to access with victimhood and what is being done to men. i don't think that is empowering but sexism is a real thing and you can make jokes about things like that and create from it. i enjoyed it. i thought the jokes were in good fun. i loved it. >> martha: charlie? >> i was the opposite end of the spectrum.

like, so when you have >> kat t kill you, like. li, but it is true.ra's i mean, you're having something that's recording you. he has a camera. it's called a woman with a >>it'sa womae that save all youl and save all your conversation argument. trust me. bring the air on your cup of water. shi p ofe gonna make it.n you >> but, boy, whegen they getnscu consciousnessns, you spill wate. on them. that's murder. >> tave tog theselayin stupid games. >> it's a robot made's by dumbit people. and their thing is the a.i. mighhe at t blackmail you. a >> you have bigger problems. you're banging a toaster ove ton looking for love. okay , well, everybody in the s hotel didn'tee see with the giat suitcase. yeah, and your hand justhe guy g the guy for an extension cord to get her closer to the bed. come on, man.thri look, this is.di>> this is ridiculous gre. the >> this is such a great point, katie, because they never tell you p thp the doll. like when you're having people over. are you glad tha closet you rant of it? you run out of the room going with the wife. hands

good night america. ♪ ♪ >> hello america i'm kat timpf and this is fox news saturday night. ♪ ♪ kat:en the not real lady on the plane. everyone is calling her crazy. because she was screaming about seeing someone who was not real -- >> and there's a reason why i'm getting the [bleep] off everyone can either believe it or they can not believe it. i don't give two [bleep

so, kat. but how's it going? what's new? we are going a segment. local news. what's your story?asked. my is from sandusky, ohio, a place there called cedar point i've been there so many times. >> i always wanted to go and never been invited. do you need invitation? >> no, just money but the people got stuck on one of the roller coasters and they were stuck there and today walk down a staircase. >> i would not like that. can you imagine biden doing that? >> no, i can't but i hope they leverage it a little bit. the worst part of an amusement park is waiting in line and all the teens are there touching each other. >> i hate that. >> you're like hey you may walk down a staircase can i go first. >> yeah. >> that would be ex-len. >> exactly. well that was a great story. >> thank you. you know what? you know what? i did my best. >> wow. they'll remember that for the rest of their lives unless they're brutally murdered. [laughter]. >> up next, brutal murder would be next. they'll remember that but only briefly because they'll be dead. he says ease no fuddy-duddy because he's attracted t

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i wouldn't mind bombing mexico just onc >> kat: e. none of that's true. that can't be cross mexico. : no >> the book tour?ne yeah, they're not. they don't get american books there. ohhe, but mine, you know. m >> yes. i think one day i'm just going to do it for goingo both of us, >> yeah, i think i'm not going to get even. >> even on the earlier on the five. you made a great point. u madeand you were talking about even scientists write, which bee is really mean, is telling the truth or askingon a question., that's when they call you mean and you talk utabout scientists, how they are more caught up in the mob than the own.nd they rather make up an own story and stick to their outcome opposed to if something changes. so if it's decidedchf it's you'a because you're questioning everythingusning you're supposd t like if you have a fact, it's not my truth. so you and that's what we're fighting against. so you're mean because you question'rou things, you're mean because when something comes out, she's a libertarian. the government, we all have wea to wear masks o

>> kat: yes, i eat food. i just think that i'm not saying this is made up.s. you could say -- know, actually, it is 300 cookies. what is an average of -- >> greg: this is fake news. this is what made cnn. stories about cookies. all right. shut up. don't go away. we will be right back. [cheers and applause] we're traveling all across america, talking to people about their hearts. wh-who wants to talk about their heart! [honking] how's the heart? how's your heart? how's your heart? - it's good. - is it? aah, i don't know. it's okay. - it's okay! - yeah. - good. - you sure? i think so. how do you know? it doesn't come with a manual, and you like ooh, i got the 20,000-day checkup, right? let me show you something. put two fingers right on those pads. look at that! that's your heart! that is pretty awesome. with kardiamobile, you can take a medical-grade ekg in just 30 seconds, from anywhere. kardiamobile is proven to detect atrial fibrillation, one of the leading causes of stroke. and it's the only personal ekg that's fda-cleared to detect normal heart rhythm, b

kat hello hi haven't seen you for a long time.ten, i'm sorry, i'm completely wrapped up with this. fatherhood business. how can you not tell in a few words. maybe we can sit down and talk. look, i don't have time. i need a home on wheels no. have a seat. well, it would be nice to have more time to talk. forgive me for not being able to help you with all of this. i just didn't know you had it all. so so normal. we managed. i'm a mom and vadim means vadim is now yours right? thank you very much for taking me. bye. katya, i can use your restroom. well, we've got renovations going on. you know with me better than here. that's very beautiful. meet this is my friend vadim. and this is ruslan right and to the left is good. i will come now. it's clear. quality means another temporary replacement. another one. brutal poor man no, you know, in principle, i don’t complain and vice versa, i’m even very grateful to you for this. thanks for being away while i was there. i'm not interested. i do not delve into someone else's past, well done, rig

. >> fox news contributorew kat timpf and psychics, a gpsgp to read his palm. my massive psychic in the entosl >> world heavyweight championchm titupis. all right, before we get toe some news stories, let's do st. greg's leftovers. >> mm-hmm. ok yeah. leftovers where i reades w the jokes, the news this week. and as always, it's my first time reading them. so if they , put joe mackieel in a barrel and send him over niagara falls. gara f there weal go. macke applauding joe mackie's death. i like this audience. james comer says that joe bidens ,as vice president,po corresponded with hunter biden using pseudonym robert l peters. i guess that's than his current fake name. >> president yeah, i know. >> i know. this week, biden told kids visiting the white house,here quote, i know some really great ice cream places around here and daddy owes you. >> that's not the joke. the it's not that that's real. he added that if they notice any children's hair in the dessert, that's just his favorite topping. yummy. >> to remove carbon from the atmosphere, the biden is funding pr

let's call let's sorry kat something happened. i'll explain everything to you later.o the house where we hid alena. well, you remembered, other people live there. oh what's going on? and where does he go? where next? where? home where do you climb all the mounds to run after him, now the wolves will crawl out into the street. do you know what alina will arrange? listen , maybe we'll ask the merchant for help. well, let's say we found a tablet, they wanted to give the lock, and then the cat saw a record with a shot. kata himself wants to bang. well. option listen, how much dough can you get for this tablet? you think how to stay alive there. go. or is it a movie thing? in the cinema yes, in the cinema. when i came in, the guys were talking about some kind of movie, and they had a freeze frame on the tablet. or is it not was there a movie? in short, in any case, you need to understand. well, we decided to see what was there, well, that there was some kind of porn, i know that peter. i knew him, there you are on video, well, the conflict with your participation in the re

kat was pregnant. today stirlitz was not handed over here? contacted monday, and today was wednesday, wednesday. it was a spare day and erwin realized that there was work to be done. good evening good evening you look nice. you belong to that rare type of woman. which pregnancy makes irresistible. pregnancy makes a beautiful woman, and you just didn't have the opportunity to notice it. it was not possible. you said right. where the hell is the milk from, i forgot to bring you milk to exchange. and you definitely need some milk. yes, we now have milk, even two cans and carrot coffee. cunning food for pregnant women will you play something for us? fine. have you checked for you and by the way, is there any kind of air vent? that your friends here have invented some new muck, it is possible that humanity loves other people's secrets most of all. well, i got the job. i should find out. which of the top bosses is going to enter into separate negotiations with the west? they mean, hitler's leadership is not inferior. how do you like the task fun? t

kat might point out that the seat was also first class. >> so i hate all of these people. no, i don't know if thisn't knod at all, but i'll go with it. >> okay. withone said that it was the was 13, too. that's not a kid. i know. i was at the airport a couple of weeks ago, and there was a long line for baggage claim. >> and this lady goes up to the front linege cla. a she's like, i'm with a minor. i need to go first. i'm with the minor. i look back an minor o god, there's somebody standing behind her a few feet that's like, mom, stop it. dy stai'm 17. so f i started shouting. >> she's when she's 17. and so the guy in front of, he goes, i enlisted in the marine corps alistedt 17.r and guess what? they still let her go first. so n fir th it's important to tell these people. no, they never hear. no. a few monthser hno away from 18s not a minor. >> yeah, that is. the sure.ll: they take advantage of all the sort of things to do. we're all here because to do hab somewhere to be. they sliver. you know, jamie, when >> gy sle whene, they.es ahead everybody goes ahead of you, especia

kat will be in midland, texas?f the theater. >> martha: just google kat. you'll find it. it's an awesome show. >> it will be. >> martha: we'd love to see you. hope you come back. thank you. have a great show. so. biden was just asked if he had seen former president trump's mug shot a moment ago apparently. watch this. >> have you seen donald trump's mug shot yet? >> i did see it on television. handsome guy. >> martha: handsome guy. that's the reaction from the current president. never boring, right? that's "the story" for this friday, august 25. i will see you back here. "the story" goes on. have a great weekend, everybody. >> neil: fox on top of consumers. still feeling sticker shot. four in five americans paying more for gas and groceries that they did this time last year. mortgage rates are now higher than they've been in 22 years. fed chief jerome powell hinting more rate hikes will be needed to bring inflation further down this year. why republican presidential candidates tim scott says he is the guy to fix it

here, too, kat behaves worse in this direction, because there it is necessary to put more effort intoequired pressure for occlusion of vessels ukrainian tourniquets show show better results, however, despite the wide selection of tourniquets of various manufacturers , the ukrainian military for some reason put chinese ones in their first-aid kits and many other dubious drugs were discovered in front-line units, the command of the medical forces of the armed forces of ukraine claims that they were not purchased but received as international technical assistance back in november 2022, and this year the command of the medical forces did not purchase any tactical first-aid kits for the armed forces, they say in the committee on national security, defense and intelligence. i understand that there is a reluctance to spend budget funds somewhere, although we have a request to internationals in the amount that it looks like , specify and hundreds of thousands for the armed forces only i will count the national guard and the border service. and you know that we have more than 150,000 first-aid

you know, it’s like the umbilical cord, which i can’t cut off, kat, but i want to ask about the russianeneral, well, donetsk, this entire region is russian-speaking. basically. it is clear that there are ukrainians. and basically, probably, they speak the same and they speak russian there, with regard to the oppression of the russian language. that was before these actions until the fourteenth year, and there was no harassment in donetsk, but there was harassment in other cities of ukraine and we know about this and have already encountered this in fourteenth year. yes, there was such ukrainization, but i remember, when i just have a second education and a law degree, that we studied the legislation of ukraine only in ukrainian, only that is, russian, russian literature practically did this gradually. it was a long process. and you, as a mother, noticed that history began to be mass-rewritten. well, that is , such an obvious ukrainization went on to children. they began to impose completely new values. and what strange historical facts are rigged. yes we noticed it. but what, you see, w

to agree. from monday on the first and of course on one tv point ru and so just half an hour later katldren were sitting in stirlitz's car. another half an hour the stilts was wandering around the city, watching if there was a tail behind him and listening to kat who told them about what happened to her. listen to her, he tried to figure it out. was her astonishing release part of muller's diabolical game , or was it the case that is known to every intelligence officer and that happens only once in a lifetime. katyusha get over back. what happened nothing happened everything is fine. now everything is in order. now we are with you no winners. take care of her now now . get the kids comfortable and try to sleep. i won't turn off the stove. i 'll lock you up here. nobody will touch you in my car. and where we are going is not very far. try to sleep, you need to sleep. tomorrow will be a lot of trouble and excitement. what excitement? pleasant stirlitz stopped the car a block from the shelenberg mansion, if only he was at home, he repeated how the spell moves. if only he had not left, to

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that's what my name is katya and not kat knows my boss in moscow, okay. can you rest?omorrow you have a trip to early childhood, because it was your idea. travel to places your husband has traveled, right? it was my idea. i can be seen by our people at large, this will calm them down. and then i'm not convinced that the local resident does not have a second transmitter. after all, he can pass moscow on to our failure if there is no signal that i am free. that's when. your whole game will go to the button. your local resident. no, the second transmitter. and thank god. that you are engaged in stirlitz, he is famous for our liberalism and logic. tomorrow he must guide you through the city. he told you about it i don’t know who will take me around the city , the investigator didn’t talk to me about it. i told him only about the expediency of this action. and who will carry it out did not tell me. august 14 at 21:20 amazing collection of the most amazing numbers, just amazing. this was beautiful. it was very extreme talent for spatial attention 21:30. on saturday and sunda

kat chow i'm. i'm so glad that we had the chance to talk, but also that we have the chance to just have so much more of your work in so many different. i'm so excited. thank you. thank you michel you guy well, joining us now on booktv is dr. norman horn. he is one of the coauthors of this book, faith seeking freedom, libertarian christian answers to tough questions. and he's also a founder of the liberty and christian institute, which is what the libertarian christian institute mission is ultimately to try to convince other christians of libertarian ideas. and so we do this by making the christian case for a free society and equipping our people to help defend them. and so we do that by creating all sorts of different types of media, things like our book here in order to try and spread the word. is there a natural antagonism between libertarianism, christianity? yeah, well, to some extent we have seen that in the last 30 to 40 years of american history in particular. and what we what we experience

kat chow i'm. i'm so glad that we had the chance to talk, but also that we have the chance to just have so much more of your work in so many different. i'm so excited. thank you. thank you michel you guy well, joining us now on booktv is dr. norman horn. he is one of the coauthors of this b