there were big holes in it, kat timpf. as the day wore on today i found myself thinking why am i shocked at how the trump administration is handling this? they did not back down and are calling it a success and not even admitting anything went badly. >> the rollout is disgusting. i had legal permanent status and i was trying to come back here base had something to do and i was stuck at the airport, that's very serious implications for people with green cards. that's not refugees. people have a right to stay mad about that. i understand as a libertarian i'm more liberal on foreign policy. so i think that, you know, trying to be logical, calm and balanced. if you are someone at the airport oral life our country -- >> the whole reaction was so over the top with chuck schumer. the fake tear from chuck schumer. i don't want to sound crass. but i thought, nobody died. where are the tears for terror victims or people who lost their lives in our military? >> the tears were for television. all of this is a democratic stunt for atte

tonight it's kat timpf. and former cia officer. and comedian joe devito. it appears as though donald trump is taking the intelligence briefings a little bit more seriously now that he's just two days away from the presidency. those briefings have been a bit of an eye opener for the president-elect. in an interview trump said quote, i have had a lot of briefings that are very -- i don't want to say scary -- but we have some big enemies in this country and very big enemies and in some cases strong enemies. at the same time trump admitted he prefers his briefings to be just one page and in bullet format. i don't think he should be sitting down reading a novel worth of terrifying -- >> the intel has to be sky jestable. the -- has to be digestible. the briefers know that. this is a standard process. people gave the incoming president the schtick saying he wasn't going to attend briefings. president obama finds other ways to get that information given to him. kennedy: before the bring mary vote was cast. a lot of these candidates, had access to these briefings,

[cheers and applause] and she's so cynical it's pitiful, national review reporter kat timpf.cheers and applause] rob, rob, rob, rob, the -- it has been a wild, wild weekend. a lot of protests. i notice the press loves the protests. are they going to be this way about the right to life march next week? >> well, i hope they pace themselves. this guy's got 1400 more days to go. [laughter] that's a long way. if you freak out every day, you're just going to -- i mean, you're not going to make it. i'm worried about the poor lady. greg: yes. >> last time i had that reaction was the old days when you show up at mcdonald's at 10:45, no egg mcmuffin anymore. no! [laughter] but if you back time that video, which i think is another thing, you can see her as the countdown, he's ready to finish the oath, she looks up -- it's really true -- she looks up at the camera. greg: uh-huh. >> and that is going to be a metaphor for the next four years, people doing crazy stuff ask having freakouts just for the camera, just kind of a pay attention to me kind of thing. greg: i know i do that when i'm

by the way, kat timpf and tyrus are walking around times square somewhere.e'll throw it to you guys. what do you have going on at the other side of times square? >> how you doing? we're out here being nice and cool and we're about to bring out a brand-new game, the kat and tyrus new year's eve quiz show starring kat and tyrus. >> ready? go first? >> you go first. >> i got a question, and get it right, you win a prize. >> what new year's gift did ancient persians give? olive branches, eggs, or spices? >> olive branches? >> no. no, unfortunately -- >> wrong! >> it's eggs. it's eggs. >> eggs! hey, aren't you freezing your eggs? >> yes, as i told my family when they asked if i was seeing everyone all holiday season, that is still an option for me for a while now. thank you. >> she's freezing her eggs. >> they're freezing right now. >> thank you. >> now, i did some searching in the crowd and i got right here, father time, and he's going to ask some questions. are you ready? you get this right, you win a prize. >> okay. no. no. >> all right. >> no. okay. what is t

[cheers and applause] and she's so cynical it's pitiful, national review reporter kat timpf.o! [cheers and applause] rob, rob, rob, rob, the -- it has been a wild, wild weekend. a lot of protests. i notice the press loves the protests. are they going to be this way about the right to life march next week? >> well, i hope they pace themselves. this guy's got 1400 more days to go. [laughter] that's a long way. if you freak out every day, you're just going to -- i mean, you're not going to make it. i'm worried about the poor lady. greg: yes. >> last time i had that reaction was the old days when you show up at mcdonald's at 10:45, no egg mcmuffin anymore. no! [laughter] but if you back time that video, which i think is another thing, you can see her as the countdown, he's ready to finish the oath, she looks up -- it's really true -- she looks up at the camera. greg: uh-huh. >> and that is going to be a metaphor for the next four years, people doing crazy stuff ask having freakouts just for the camera, just kind of a pay attention to me kind of thing. greg: i know i do that when