to kat i asked, can good good good pete kat timpf in a bench press?impossible to say definitively to say who would win. it's important to remember comparing individuals can perpetuate harmful stereotypes. everybody's body and fitness goals are unique and we should celebrate diversity and inclusivity in all aspects of life. >> kat: my arms are very unique in that any muscles look like flea bites on streams of spio getty. anybody should be able to figure out -- and also, what am i supposed to do with the sandwich for the rest of the show. >> i'll take it. >> kat: we didn't really think about it. >> is this mayonnaise? >> kat: i don't know. i was reading articles about this to prepare for the show diligently. >> greg: good for you. >> kat: there was one by wire, which is the tech magazine that said the reason they are pausing this due to "far right backlash." >> greg: yes. >> kat: but like, the pope is not black. stop with your far right black lash. he's just not, right? but it's also an interesting stage to respond to someone saying you're wrong. becaus

i'm not, kat.at. >> kat: i don't know, right. >> greg: you talk more -- >> kat: more masculine. >> i think your vocal cords would explode if you tried. >> kat: no, i hate myself enough already. people get weird about money in general. figure it out. i will talk about this, my time to talk about this. i went to a friend's birthday dinner. i arrived later in the night. everyone had appetizers, dinner and drinks. i had a drink. the next day i went to the bar after i paid for the birthday person's drink and the birthday person's boyfriend drink. then i got a text can you srepb moe me for dinner. it's a hundred dollars a person. i did it, i texted my friend, i didn't eat why am i. yes a huge misunderstanding. not really because you kept the [beep]. >> greg: don't go away we will be right back. [cheers and applause] >> greg: i love you, america. >> trace: good evening i'm trace gallagher. it's 11:00 on the east coast and 8:00 on the west coast. this is fox news late night. we have exclusive fox news show

kat she kept a lot of money around the house >> kat: she said $15,000. like it's a good practice i would advise all women to do that. i'm taking her advice, i'm going to spend my weekend going to 75 atms taking out 200 at each one and stacking it around the house. and i'm sure no -- you know, cam will be like, yeah, this is normal. of course it's good practice for all women. okay. obviously this is all messed up and all, but she is interesting to listen to. like i would watch a show, like a reality show, podcast, whatever. i would like to like not be her friend but like go out with her like one of those friends you have to go out with but you have to deem them over here so you don't get close to any of her weird [bleep]. more of a spectator sport. >> guy: can i pitch it right now? real prosecutors of atlanta. >> kat: absolutely. >> guy: i would watch the hell out of that. [cheers and applause] >> i love it. >> kennedy: i feel like it would devolve into pay per view between nathan wade and fani willis pretty i cannily. i don't know that i would want to pa

>> kat: no. >> greg: no? >> kat: no, it won't.hink that she is an inspiration in some ways but it's just because -- not because she's so great but because she's not and she's still been able to achieve quite a bit. i think that that's a little bit inspirational. but the bar is so low when we are, in fact, arguing over a cognitive test. from what i understand, those aren't supposed to be the hard. that's not like jeopardy. that's like are you there in there, right? and i think that they're actually twisting it a little bit in his favor. i don't think biden refused the cognitive test. i don't think he was offered one. i don't think he is actually there enough to know that he should refuse a cognitive test at this point. and, again, we're all just acting like it's normal and it's clearly not. but we don't -- at the end of the day we don't really need it. we see, we see that he wouldn't pass it. we're not like, why won't you take one? >> greg: that's true. tyrus is this just like choosing which way to die? >> tyrus: yeah, you did. wat

right, kat, oh.] i don't have a question for you. >> kat: that is what you are going with? >> greg: i guess my question is, they have been -- the dems have been doing it and maybe it is time to bring a gun to a gunfight, you know. >> kat: i could not agree more with the political thing. it is politics, right? for example, biden was also saying the bill. they do not pass this bill. this was really that big of an issue, they would not have shoved all this other stuff like ukraine funding. that was a political move. and to me, it is always a good thing when they don't just like put a build through that no one has come a chance to read or consider yeah. i think that is always a good thing to accuse other people of plaintiff politics when you're playing politics, everybody knows it, too. nobody is like, in what? there deborah -- they are playing politics. everybody, we all know that this is what is going on. in what is by it at the whole history will gloss -- i think history is going to gloss over this, o

do you think that's a good idea, kat? >> kat: no, i don't. was -- i thought it was interesting that the diversity chief, the plagiarism, came from an anonymous source. was it claudine gay? just to start a conspiracy theory. maybe she's like you're all going down with me. i was also very confused by the plagiarizing your husband's work. i don't think that's possible. because you're married so it's all half. [laughter] >> kat: but also it was a paper from a paper they wrote together so she kind of repurposed it as a new paper which you can't do that. if you didn't get the work done just be like i didn't get it done. i don't know. i'm surprised how common this apparently is. >> greg: yes. >> kat: i didn't go to post grad because i couldn't afford it. now i'm like, man, now i wish -- i could just do it right now. >> greg: you could if you want to. it's true, we were joking about barack obama sweating, i bet there are a lot of people you know who are freaking out because now you've got these conservative outfits like analyzing, it's real easy. the

>> kat: to nazis. how charitable.mart, they say learn to code. i could have made that! this is crap, that's the thing. it's not trying to subtly influence how people think. it is just ridiculously absurd on its face. if enough people in twitter were able to check and find these things, why did that not happen in-house first? they knew people would check for things like this, so why didn't they try it themselves? today not check it at all? >> greg: they didn't think people are going to do this. the two of course people are going to do this. >> greg: i think the chat bot sounds exactly like the people who programmed it. it just sounds like a woke person. >> tyler: exactly. elon musk would make a great hitler. "the trains are all electric and the wi-fi --" [as musk] "it's going to be pretty cool." actually tried it out and it was still not working. i put in the first white comedian and it gave me bill cosby. amelia earhart, it gave me another cosby. i tried to trick it. i said, "show me a sleazy guy who puts a long point

>> kat: pathetic!.t., i think we are discovering our information systems are contaminated. should we just stop using the stuff? >> k.t.: i think we've discovered the fbi is contaminated. i was just at cpac over the weekend, and we had a lot of international presidents who came, and the thing we all talked about is that we are all facing the same sort of unholy trinity in our governments. you can't try them, they are unaccountable to anybody, but they run everything. the media, and that includes social media and legacy media, and the far left. they have all decided they are in charge and they are in it together and you are too stupid to decide, the average guy, what he supposed to look at or not llook at. they'll decide for you. it's all the same thing that's happening all over the world. but the fbi -- >> greg: i know, we can't trust anything anymore. kat, you are white ones, and a shoplifter are you offended that they just show white women shoplifting? >> kat: i'm offended by -- let's put this picture

[laughter] >> kat: not the now.re. >> greg: i could see in your brain, there were so many paths to take on that freeway, so you decided to stay off the road. >> joe: lots of landmines, and emily throws elbows. >> greg: we've got to move on.c. up next, another film about a superhero is a box office zero. i recommend pronamel repair. with new pronamel repair mouthwash you can enhance that repair beyond brushing. they work great together. what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. hey. you seein' this? wait... where's the dish? there ain't one. you're tellin' me you can get directv — the good stuff — and you don't need a satellite dish? oh, i used to love doin' my business on those things! you're one sick pigeon. them dishes kept the rain off our beaks! we just have different priorities is all. satellite-free directv... never thought i'd s

kat, what do you make of this?someone who reads the tweets that are critical of them >> kat: yeah, no, because they do get into your head so i try really hard no to do it because people are so [bleep] mean. and they're always holding their grand kid in the picture, too. like go talk to your grand kid you evil pitch k yeah, so that's why i try really hard not to look at it, because it's whatever. with you this is funny, it's one of two thing, a former aid says this, so either it's true or' not true and the vague figured this would be the most embarrassing thing is that you get to her. either way it's funny. >> greg: the second thing. >> tom: either it's true -- you don't listen to me when i talk. >> greg: i was listening. i can get this at home. >> greg: tom, are you impressed that she -- you know, maybe it helps her. >> tom: you know what? i was going to say i was a little impressed she watches it because obviously she can take it if she sees people making fun of her all the time. i would be more interested than pe

. >> kat: no longer.ds me of one of those ducks from the exxon valdez. just want to hold him in my arms and scrub him. you know. harris, you are the expert. you are covered in cats. >> tyrus: i am no expertise in dumbass tattoos. this whole story is stupid. he has a man bun and calls himself machine gun kelly. so now he is not irish anymore? and unless i missed something, we don't come in "blurple" and when he fades, he is going to look like one of those old scantron tests. so enjoy that. but this is what he does. he is running out of them [bleep] to do to himself to get people to say, wow, he is not that talented. you should have learned your lesson the first time you messed with eminem. >> kat: it looks like a crop top from forever 21. >> greg: i would know. >> tyrus: but he is still sponsored by locals only. >> kat: i want to rub some vaseline on him and see what it looks like. that is what comes to mind to me. >> greg: interesting, charly, disturbing. andrew, you're going to like this. what is going -

i think, kat, where is your manager? >> kat: you know what she should have said. i'm your manager. she is. her tax dollars pay his salary. that's the problem with all of these elected officials who, they don't realize that they actually work for us, and he should have listened, tell me more about why you feel this way, because, like you actually are my employer. you pay my salary, but then this person was working at target buying a cash register, you know what? you're talking bad about me and i want to try to get new trouble with your boss. the entitlement is so gross and disgusting, and it just represents how backwards these government officials feel about the way things actually are and are supposed to be. [applause] >> greg: why didn't he go and stop him? why did he expect this clerk, the person couldn't have been that far away, he should have run after him. >> kat: right. i was thinking that. for him to have the gal to ask her, a woman behind the counter, why didn't you stop him, maybe it's because employee policy and employer policy now throughout california and much of the na

katherine harris >> kat: kat timpf dra dra mike and jana>> m ...your gastroenterologist about rinvoq and learn how abbvie can help you save. >> greg: all right. all right. okay. when trump says america should get paid, media hears russia should invade. media might have found new russia hokes. trump said any nato member that doesn't pay their fair share. >> sir if we don't pay and attacked by russia would we protect you. i would encourage them to do whatever the hell they want. >> greg: media claims he is saying russia should invade more countries. if we protect you and don't pay where is the incentive for you to pay? enough with us protecting euro deadbeats deal is a deal. it is bad enough we have to put up with soccer and women with armpit hair. pay your 2% to gdp. it is like when kill me keeps using my netflix password. guy watches "fifty shades of grey" on repeat. trump ones, typical media. they have done this before. trump says let's by greenland, drink bleach and nazis are fine people. at least some will be admitting how these hokes duped them

kat, do you think the only reason biden is going is because trump is going? >> kat: yes.n analogy. biden is a guy who doesn't really want to commit, doesn't want to get married, and trump is all of his girlfriends' friends. because all of his girlfriends' friends are getting married, and he can only be a smiling bridesmaid at so many of those weddings before she goes [bleep] crazy. the champagne toast is nothing compared to the sobbing meltdown in a hotel room after every wedding. so eventually has to propose. this is actually true, i was going through this. he gave his girlfriend and engagement bracelet to try to buy some time. you want to hear the worst part? she accepted it. she waited around more, and then they actually got married and then, can you guys believe he cheated on her? [laughter] >> greg: engagement bracelet, that's going to be a thing now. >> tyrus: if the story ended differently, then he got his money together and got a beautiful ring. but i thought would happen. they got married, he cheated, divorced, and she was sick with a bracelet. probably an impend

what will you do if the power grid goes down, kat? >> kat: probably get pregnant.ing else to do. >> greg: julie? >> julie: probably have to buy a battery-operated vibrator. >> tyrus: shillue, take us home. i'm not following that. [laughter] >> tom: i think i'd be okay. i'm not a woodsman, but i know how to shoot. i could kill my own food. i don't know if i'm good at butchering it, but i have killed things, and i could finish. i've got my ham radio license, so i'm a bit of a prepper. >> greg: you can get a license for ham radio? >> tom: f got my own radio station. ke2brq. that's me. >> tyrus: not much would change. i would turn on my generator and chill. i live in louisiana so i surround myself in the swamp. i got more guns and feelings. >> kat: so i can come over! >> julie: i'll just plug in at your house! >> tyrus: i'm not going to my children that we don't have power because ms. banderas need to minute. >> greg: she because the blackout. >> julie: i did. >> tyrus: they are so many ways to go with that, but it's black history month. spew it up next, could it be tr

kat?ow we pretty much scraped the bottom of the barrel on biden jokes but he keeps giving us more material. >> so he did this yesterday because he had to do this, okay? this was like the hail mary pass. this was billy madison challenging eric to the decathlon and "happy gilmore" and adam sandler movies are all i watch but when things get desperate, let's try something crazy which proves they were freaking out that this came out. we've been in this so long that it's easy to forget how crazy it is. we're having a presidential race coming up and sorry nicki it's going to be between two people one of whom is not senile but being charged with stuff and another that's not being charged with stuff because he is senile. what are we doing here? [applause] >> my goodness. >> i thought things were supposed to return to normal. >> no. >> kat, when you mentioned billy madison movies i thought they were going to get to prove biden was smart by getting him to pass the first grade. >> alright up next if e

>> a funny answer, i musicians play in my kat but i have mary keep band fight in my kat monte carlo biore garden, the got into a fight with hats and brass instruments, i got hit with the trumpet awkward moment for covid especially one who drives a cab because you're always ready to honked the horn but nothing prepares you to get hit by one so it was weird. a woman probably claims to be an opera singer to the worst rendition of a paparazzi song i've ever heard and she fled without paying me for the fair. i want to talk about it because i'm still data jillian turner for doing it. how did you meet your beautiful wife? durable and thank you for asking. this is the weirdest story literally in the world because of you know me, i never, i never go to strip bugs. i kid. i met her at the comedy club in cleveland in 2003 her birthday and i started talking from the stage and i was like this girl is gorgeous, she has low self-esteem, i'm going to. veronica sent in a video question. >> heavy ever have anybody get jeer kat of the passenger whose unconscious and said they were drunk? did you ever thin

fox news contributor, kat timpf.harlie, the people that are applauding say oh, it's in the billions. it's like this is such a fraud. but that's irrelevant. this is about tract negotiations and what meme do when they argue for a salary. you always go for what you can't get. >> yeah, no, it's truly amazing. the idea that just being a democrat will spare you from this. let's not forget where this goes is, you know, it's democrats now, but when you throw lawless -- the law to the wind, what you wind up is when somebody else comes in power, then they will persecute the other political enemies. it becomes a vicious cycle. that's the whole point of america. the whole point of the constitution is to protect everybody no matter what. the one thing i love about donald trump because he -- it's like they never learned a single lesson from him. they ban him from doing business in new york. so what does he do? he goes online with his gold shoes. i expect to see you wearing a pair of gold high tops -- >> greg: i'm getting knee pads

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kat, it's a stupid loop.e way that gets reinforced and sends it back and it keeps going around and around and around. a merry-go-round of idiocy, if you will. >> i was just wondering if you think miko gets jealous? do think they fight about it? i definitely would. i would be like sorry. the president is on. she probably looks upset over there. >> she always looks upset. she has resting upset face. >> well played. >> i'm not going to hate on that, because so do i. >> you smile. >> i do, more than at. i'm maybe not the smiley is the woman. but she is definitely probably like why not me? i bet you they fight about it. that's the argument no matter where it starts it always ends up there. >> i like the manchurian candidate. it could say anything and joe would do it by noon. just imagine. >> nobody else watches. that's crazy. when president trump watch something everyone had to watch it to find out how evil it was or cool or whatever. bite and watches it and everyone says i guess he's got to watch what he's got to

he said whatever. >> kat, what do make of the whole system of this?attacking [ bleep ] on top of each other so that if you want border security you also have to pay for this. >> i don't hear anyone else talking about this. maybe it's not a big deal. when he said we will lose the war, does that mean we are at war with russia? that's what i would have said if i were interviewing him. i thought that congress hadn't declared war and that was on purpose. war is supposed to be a big deal. it's not like we are here. we are so used to that now. we are also so use to able hearing stuff like that. he really did say that. we will send all your kids that i. people are watching that and eating their cereal. everybody talks like that. we are desensitized to a lot of things. it is really sad. >> it is really sad. applause. brian, that is called applause. i don't know if you have ever heard it before. it's when people put their hands together because they like what you said. >> applause? >> yes. >> i will try for that in the future. >> i was going to say that i could

and she's the first author to weigh less than her book, fox news contributor kat timpf.applause] kevin, how you doing? >> great. >> greg: always good to see you. >> happy to be here. >> greg: i'm happy that you're here. >> thank you. i feel wonderful. >> greg: you should be. let me ask you this. coming from canada and you see how the media pushed this story and now the story is no longer there, they don't bother to correct it. are they as bad or worse than the media in canada? >> we're not allowed media in canada anymore. are you aware of this? justin trudeau said no media. canadians walk around in bliss. i'm not kidding. it's crazy over there. >> greg: they target citizens, try to freeze bank accounts. over here they tried to take a president off of the ballot. >> yeah. this story is interesting. there's so much media attention. i want to make a note of something today that blew my mind. i was looking at advertise damage that from last week. that includes unpaid media. look at entities that scored stories and unpaid media on all channels. trump got 80% of the unpaid med

it is. >> kat? he's in denial.ir lies. >> that's the thing, so this little lying problem of his is so extreme i feel like it has to have been a problem for him in his personal life long before it hit the national stage. when you go to jail for something. drugs, alcohol, whatever, usually the time that gets you in jail is not the first time that you did the thing so why have we not heard the beginning of the story? doesn't he have an x that wants a book deal? i would read that? what was it like to date a man that lies at an olympic level >> it's true. you don't hear about friends other than remember don lemon was his friend. and love maybe? i didn't say loverer but, i'm not, not saying it. allegedly. >> listen. you can take all that out of it. we all have a person like this in our family. the guy that holds on to the conspiracy theory. the invention someone stole from him in my house it was like i had an idea for social media called,y. x came and ruined it all. there's always one that will hold on to it. there's lit

kat yeah, it's not all about you, but you know what ive to sy kat is taking in seven illegal immigrants and guiltier is though every time they need something, they sue somebodye , right? it's like they don't. this city does nothing for anybodtyy, but hey, we'll sue trump. sue fox news. sue donald giuliani. news, >> let's sue the social because they don't know how to make money. ma, no, they dcause theyo know o make money for themselves. they they the the lawsuitis is the is the dance right. listen, we're going to publicly we're going to sue you, but it's just money you would have gave us for lobbying for you anyways. so w but e you guys get a slap on the wrist and we look like we're doing somethinr lobbyig ba it's a very simple fix for the internet. simple. if you want to have an se inet. you got, to show your id, it's very simple. then the trafficking is going ,bots are gone and maybe may all of us aren't as popular as we thought we are because we're buyingbe not as our 10 m friends every week. >> oh, you've seenfr the play? e >> i got 1 million followers writthey write some some deep

>> my personal record for people in a kat was eight.k and obnoxious annoying people get in who wanted to go to the statue of liberty which in this case was located in central park. unlike you have to walk a little bit to get to the ferry and they are like all right, it worked out okay. their bodies were found a few weeks later. next, john asks what was the biggest mess in your cab and how did you manage to clean it all up next my kat caught fire one day on 28th and seventh. i decided to push it back to the garage because i had a gig in pittsburgh, a college gig to drive to on the other side of the state of pennsylvania and i couldn't wait two hours for a tow truck so i budget pushed by burning kat down evans avenue 20% seventh and i'll never forget because 23rd street some guy says are you available? like i'll give you a hot deal, maniac. the other best was i'm a terrible person, we used to play pranks with my baby lincoln where i would have lincoln in the car and the kids see and i would show people a smashed cell phone and say can i b

did he say kat williams or arthur stewart?rt. >> martha stewart for sure. >> kat williams. >> karen fisher in the lead. i'm sorry, who got to play the answer. >> williams just for the press conference. he would go to the not of nations and stability. [laughter] >> you know what gave it away? the open container. he might be williams. question number two, here we go. >> which celebrity would make a good president? if we can elect a celebrity -- >> that he say the rockport johnny depp? >> the rock. >> johnny depp. >> what a contrarian just because you like the midwestern. [laughter] >> is a big ten thing. >> based on his outfit, the ro rock. >> let's see the answer. >> i think we need a president -- i heard he was getting involved. >> the rock was talking about -- >> yo, the rock. apparently with the rock cooking on blvd. was crack. it was not lead, mike security guy told me, he's like that crack. [laughter] i was like oh my god. now i know what it's like to hang out. >> did you feel really secure now? >> next question, which cel

ye>> kats.ciall >> i'm also this because h especially when you have other kids arounave d, them going and you lost and you gained £70pouns in cheese. yeah. so in as a dad, the only thing i could say was while she wasis the youngest 12-year-old to eveyounger, gotta eat that m. people just love it. there's a business just called fatlovea boy's pizza. >> well, let's be honest that you're going to end up if you're in faza.t boy's pizza or any pizza stand for a long time. no, you play that in reverse. it's me watching on "fox and friendsit's m". what's your problem? apparently, you got to do dragro on all, right? >> you know, people might not know this, but the san francisco international airpore san fro t is in san mat california. technically san bruno, but it's san mateo county and is where joe biden and pelosi clutched hands because we have somecould video of this. you got to see this. watch him slowlyav get it. g >> this has been a big deal,d ts that big challenge. and this is really one of ie th

kat, you were white.nce an a shoplifter. >> are you are you offendedt that they just show white womete topless? nd i'm offended by it. okay, let's put this picture up. so everyone. so thi s put thiss this is not the prom with stealing people like this becausstealinge women don't knoo steal. >> oka y. first of all, if you're going to shove something somewhere ere somenit, do that i the dressing room, okay? don't do it out in the public. and then likin the p pose foe fe in the middle, and then at the very least, you have fried be a lookout. but look what i've ever seen. look, she's looking at the wall. yeah ver ne., okay.al and if you're a real professional, you're not going to have room to shovsional ye tu because that's where your glock would be. >> yes. so that's really, so. unrealistic. tyru s yeah, this is all come from a good place that theyus: don't want to stare. >> it's not, oh, it's the most. >> you got to take two words and put it togetheo take tr to e this whole situation. mm-hmm. and the proble

gaia is a black footed active kat and she's one of the deadliest cats in the world.about 60% of their targets they generally weigh in around 4 pounds, way more effective hundred and bigger and better known kat that other wild cousins. finally, a 3-year-old and australia himself trapped inside a hello kitty, she. little boy's name is ethan, his dad said he turned his back for one second and that's all it took for ethan to crawl up to grab a toy. he was trapped about 15 minutes seems to have a great time inside. police arrived and told ethan to cover his eyes and moved toward the back of the machine and smashed glass and pulled him out. the officers told him he could pick any price he wanted. happy ending. adam, gaia, the african kat not exactly a house pet. >> that's what i was reading online but in new york city we have a road wrong, i think we should set a few loose and help us out. 60% of kills, amazing. >> better than the big boxes. >> way better. >> see you tomorrow. that's how fox reports this saturday february 3, 2024. i am jon scott, thank you for watching and

you know, kat, the upsid rne, now, kat, the upsid at least those attackers weren't dressed as cartoon characters. usually that'se the case the on times square. >> yeah. well, okay, so the new yor ce ir post also was sure to cite in the article. so i'll say no w that it'sl pe only a small percentage of migrants that are attacked are attached to crimesmigrants . e attached to crimesmigrants right. you also mention the guy who is alreadhey has two open assault cases and robbery cases. >> and i just wanted to share the details of that. that's a little wild. s at at macy's in herald square, you punched a loss preventiond n officer and then an employee at a nordstrom rack. he pusheatd, punched and spit. oh, i imagine you're goingtrom to work at nordstrom rack. >> okay. yeah, you're already bombed. >> you want to work at regular a nordstrom in your hand? the you're working at the rack, rae, if i dong at the rack, a really good job at the rack, i can go to the regularackr rac. >> and if someone comes in and party. that's insane. so all thinsane soll os to say,u my issue with the guy is certai

and a mysterious half-smile, only this could be the russian native kat. such a way that you connect when the child starts crying, and i was just watching it, i think , otherwise... don’t cry, dear, what’s his name, she starts kissing him so that he i didn’t cry, lord, they won’t ever come from there, gradova got into the film almost by accident, at that time she was auditioning for the role of one of the girls in stanislav rostotsky’s film, azorya, they are quiet here. it happened at the gorky film studio; auditions were taking place in the neighboring pavilion at 17 moments of spring. during one of the breaks , tatyana leoznova’s assistant saw gradov and persuaded her to try out for the role of kat. thank you. leoznova wanted kat to be a very feminine, experienced intelligence officer without pathos. and already at the first rehearsals it became clear ekaterina gradova is intended for this role. mom, by the way, told us about it. with a hatch, that at first there was a light hatch , a fake one, she removed it so easily with her head that it was implausib

novosibirsk, ekaterina kolugina, worked according to the same scheme; journalists called her agent kather special operation failed dramatically, she stole money from the store where she worked, jewelry, and along with her bodybuilder boyfriend valera disappeared at dawn, the fugitive was soon found. did you know what was in roska? i didn't know exactly. this is a snapshot of a document on non-disclosure of trade secrets. at some point from the secret headquarters agent kat allegedly received a really important task: to collect gold and diamonds in a backpack and transfer it to her colleagues in the agent network. so. the vigilance of the store director will not be tested, and ekaterina will advance up the career ladder. the version, of course, is so -so, the sincerity of the self-proclaimed spy, even the parents did not believe. i don’t understand how it was possible to believe her, but she believed it, because when i asked her katya what happened, how could you do it, she says: i thought it was all legal, they told me it was legal. the spy series from novosibirsk ended logically, the

kat and of course tyrus. let's do this this is sosgus repulsive i hate to even show it.weater it's an acquired taste. check out this baby's loss. look at him munching on alo wehibiscus of flour upside down. this is the two can't rescue the ranch in costa rica. she was rescued because she was left abandoned and mariana i would've named it fluffy. loves to climb, eat, grow every day. d ais just disgusting requests ona how she swallows food upside down? what such a good question we will get on that to our specialo infarctsd nation on how to fingered sloths eat. [laughter] will be hosted by it mike wrotet [laughter] exhibit riveting television, jessrivee question it corrects e statute t toddler, a pedophiled toexplainer, and eco- sexual jut some of the people who i interviewed for my book which ih going to be out march 19 get it together. if you hold your phone to ther. side of the screen you might be able to see a qr code emerge. there it is very quick to interviewed a pedophile? >> a pedophile explainer he's one of these types what's it called? man attracted to boy types o

ekaterina kolugina, journalists called her agent kat, however, her special operation failed dramaticallyole from a store, where she worked for jewelry money, together with her boyfriend, bodybuilder valera. disappeared at dawn, the fugitive was soon found. did you know what was in rosska? i didn’t know that this was a photo of a document about non- disclosure of trade secrets. at some point, agent kat allegedly received a really important task from the secret headquarters: collect gold and diamonds in a backpack and hand it over to her colleagues in the intelligence network, so they would test the vigilance of the store director, and ekaterina would advance up the career ladder. the version, of course, is so-so, sincerity, a self-proclaimed spy. even my parents didn’t believe me, i don’t understand how anyone could believe her, but she believed it, because when i asked her katya what happened, how could you do it, she says: i thought it was all legal, they told me that this is legal, the spy series from novosibirsk ended logically, the special agent was sent to a colony for 3 and a half

her kat wants to get going, it hates you.laughter] we all know that to be true but your dog is your dude and you fight to the death of your dog although i should warn you jumping on the hood like this is incredibly dangerous because police believe the car had a female driver. >> what i was trying to say before i insulted half the audience and 75% of the panel's society is out of control and it's not just here in america. these climate protesters group soup on the mona lisa this week although they don't call them climate protesters in rent, it's pronounced [bleep] and don't get me wrong, it's not easy to grow up with rich parents who never be you. even a black woman like myself could see where that might be challenging but seriously, you have to cashing a masterpiece is in bringing anybody into your tent. even a place like san francisco where a tent is considered luxury apartment. mandate the story brought me up. the toy store and inspired the toy story movies is closing after 86 years because of what the owners call local per

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colic with the support of propagandists, who suddenly realized that they are democrats. with such kats and other good russians , they came under the influence of the tasnyk's wives, they came under the kremlin, well, the story is simple when we remember how the soviet union fell, how it fell, we also do not remember the great protests against the soviet union, what other reasons were there for other reasons, now the reasons today, they are significant more serious and much deeper than the reasons that existed in the soviet union at that time. for the year 85-91, because today they directly affect the life and health of citizens of the russian federation, or their relatives and friends, and the afghan war here in this case is very big. flowers or there , like, as they say, seeds, compared to those flowers that are now abundantly rampant in the russian program, national security expert and military serviceman ivan varchenko was with us, and the story that our news team was telling was exactly this story, you know, no... the killers of russian journalism are reporting, they are a hundred

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welcome from florida, congresswoman kat commack and katie pavlich. ♪ >> all right. got a busy friday a busy friday afternoon on her hands. thank you for joining us here at cpac. i'm with the wonderful congresswoman kat ca mmack. rep. commack: absolutely. this is great. katie: one year ago we were here in the same place on the same stage and you were getting started with your work on the subcommittee for the weaponization of the federal government in the house. i wanted to make sure we gave the audience an update on the work you have been doing over the past year, because the weaponization of the federal government is an assault on constitutional rights. maybe give an overview of what you are doing. rep. commack: how many people here feel the government has gotten way too big? [applause] ok. how many people feel the government has abused its powers against everyday american citizens? [applause] yeah. there is pretty much general consensus there's a problem happening in the country where these unelected, nameless, faceless bureaucrats think they all of a sudden have t

by the day we'll have a tv leaves and g o kat in the palestinian territories. i asked if enough i is reaching breakfast, civilian population. you know, it's not even close. not even close to be. you know, it's very limited. now we are hearing about people from that or the of course we don't have stuff there. what some of our partners, even our partners, most of them do the song, but the very limited number was staying there to provide me to get a support. of course, again, not the not for the people. they are saying that there is nothing to eat. if they find any kind of food, it's 16 expensive and people don't have money. if you are lucky, even to find, let's say a cycle smaller, it wouldn't be mixed with other things. but the discovery that is not good for aging when they start making it. so unfortunately, this isn't the situation. my dear, it's not, it's cheaper to be from kat international in other related news. the you and it's tough cold is opening a week of hearings on the legal consequences of israel. so occupation of palestinian territories, hold in 50

kat, to you first. the double standard here.here's many people saying and college kids and their parents saying we dutifully paid our obligations, continue to pay our obligations, continue to pay off these loans. but we're not part of this gravy train. we resent it? what do you tell them? >> i'm one of those people. it's more than just okay, i paid off my loans, which i did take out a small amount of loans for my undergraduate degree. the rest was covered with scholarships. i did not accept the opportunity to get an ivy league graduate degree. instead, i waited tabled and did internships. not because i thought that was better or more fun or i wanted to do that. it was really hard. i went through a lot of very hard things that i would have not had to have gone through if i would have just gone to the grad school. a lot of people made sacrifices that are not just financial. that's why i don't like calling it cancellation. it's not cancellations. it's thrusting the burden on people that had nothing to do with it. >> neil: bottom li

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kat, what do you make of this?this is kind of like doomscrolling in a way, or like somebody who readskind o tweets that are critical of them. yeahads th no, because it cane y get into your head. yeah. so i try really hard not to do it because people are so mean. >> yeah. you know what i mean? it's always likeople are, alway. like they're always, like, holding their grandkid in the picture. like holding, oh, talk to your grandkid, you evil. right? seriously? like, do bla yeah,h. yeah. so that's why i try really hard not to look at it, cause it's about, you know, it's whateve, r. but this is funny because it's either two things, it's, r and a former aide said that a said this, right? anonymous. so eitheidr this is true or it's not true. >> and the aide made it upue because this person thought this would be the most embarrassing thing to admit. would be that you get to her.ng yes, exactly thing. econd >> either way, it's pretty funny. what's the second thing? either it's true o tom: eithersa listen to me when i talk.