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my massive sidekick and the nwa's world television champion, tyrus. joe, what with that accent?mbination of a number of characters i'm developing. none of them are good at accents. speak >> greg: you play someone who can't do an accent. it saves a lot of time in learning and accent. >> we were trying to get seth rogen to play the part. >> greg: speaking a broken, why would he bother commenting? obviously it's twitter. people comment on stupid [bleep]. what was his point? >> i have a rule of thumb with social media posting. imagine saying that to your imaginary girlfriend. how would she react? someone just broke into my car. you live in the city. she's not going to make out with you. i thought the most interesting part about seth rogen was he said people are criticizing my tweet because they want me to interact with them and get attention. i am like no, you wanted attention. >> greg: [laughs] >> that was the end. >> greg: beautiful ending, joe. guy, i saw this headline. i think it was cnn. i took a picture of it. it's with the nypd's investigating a crime after an asian woman was

seven group is going to offload is 15% interest in the lng project operated by shell, nwa.stallion borders reopen, bloomberg intelligence has the spending offshore to sap demand domestically. the markets are still awaiting results -- the embattled casino operator worth $6.2 billion. the private equity giant says it can rehabilitate a company that has left reeling from the series of scandals. steve johnson is the cio of forager funds. it is a tension lysing prospect for blackstone, the ability to see crown reinvented. and then you have these two monopolies across two major cities. how big is it there? steve: i think it is an opportunistic time. they have been working away at this for a number of years. crown has been going through its traumas. -- dramas. these assets are very resilient to those dramas. it is not like the customers are noticing a lot different. as you just touched on, they are pretty unique as far as assets in this industry go, being developed -- for markets monopoly in melbourne, napoli in -- a monopoly in perth and a du opoly in sydney where i am coming fro

my massive sidekick and the nwa's world television champion, tyrus. all right.hat was a pretty good introduction, tyrus. >> kat is writing them now, isn't she? >> greg: what do you make of how the media -- only put it this week. that election gives you one day of editorial content for tv show, but it's a meltdown response that gives you like a month of stuff. >> i had called this week's before. i've been saying you keep messing with moms and dads, you mess with our education and you mess with our police department, we are going to show up. we are going to do the extra work. and i warned them. the really real world, this stuff matters, not your fake fantasy ninth place focus on that's no one wants. and we saw it in a place, in a fashion across the board. even in new jersey where it came down to the wire when they sent a message, parents are like we are going to be heard and respected and we want to get back to work and the democrats i'm sorry, i don't understand. oh, we weren't progressive enough. we weren't pushing enough. they didn't hear us. the white races sh

nwa world television champion, tyrus!ause] kellyanne conway i apologize for ending that monologue on a poop joke. i hope i did not offend you. >> it's hard to offend me. i have really [indiscernible]. >> greg: what to make of this idea? it's very simple. >> i love it. i love it because that was the message of martin luther king and you're right about deeds versus words. i looked in and administration, the trump pensive administration where millions got off welfare, millions got food stamps, the lowest on appointment rate for african-americans, asian-americans, hispanic-americans, women were in the workforce, and as the kids were forced out of school the way their moms were forced out of the workforce we are still reckoning without to say nothing of all the woke is joe, woke is broke out there but i like it, and i think he would give biden-here is a big zero. i think what you describe is exactly why he's at 38% approval and she's at 28% approval because people said you didn't make good on any promise, you didn't unify the

my massive sidekick in the nwa world champion, tyrus! how are you doing there, peach? >> greg: good, enjoy your we can with the extra hour? >> always. it's a morning show dream. everyone else hates it, i love it. >> greg: kat just sees it as another hour -- >> i get drunk all the time, yeah, i love drinking! i got it right, right? that's where you were going with that? >> greg: yes, i was! >> i thought. surprised i could figure it out with all the drugs i'm on. [laughter] >> greg: so pete, what does this tell you, it tells you the media always controls the spigot and a design what narrative they want or don't want. >> of course they do. at this point -- we are at the point where i would say there's more evidence for the moon landing being faked, more evidence for 9/11 being an inside job, and more evidence for epstein killing himself. then there is a russian collusion. >> greg: interesting. >> really, you step back and look at the evidence that durum, as goofy as he may look, is presenting. you've got igor and olga. olga is the other source along with this charles dola

december 4 on fight tv, i'm going to be defending my world televisions championships nwa part-time andt miss it. you can get tickets still at tickets.com. enough said. >> i like that, all right. [laughter] >> we are always down price lamps so thank you so much. the white house is planning surging fuel costs as we know have been out of control by tapping into oil reserves and releasing 50 million barrels but biden's energy secretary has no idea how much oil americans even years. >> how many barrels of oil is the u.s. consumer a day? >> i will have a number. >> he doesn't have the number in front of her, doesn't even know the number. i think the problem -- these people don't even know what they are doing in the white house very clearly. we are tapping into this strategic petroleum reserve, reserved for wartime, natural disasters not because joe biden decided to make a political decision for us today and office, it's easy to bring gas prices lower, reopen the pipeline, we could do it easily, joe biden. >> lower gas prices would be a great christmas present for all of us. all right, that d

listening to hip-hop, it started with a good beat and all of a sudden you are listening to the lyrics of nwa happening in their lives and community and you are listening and paying attention and understanding. what was the power of that early hip-hop as it started top move from the inner cities and spill out into the suburbs and as you say open some space for other people to come into that door. >> it's a great point. >> this has been a past for many people in suburbs and urban areas to communicate with people they did not necessarily grow up with. you are trying to grapple with the everyday experiences of intelligent thinkers who are trying to talk about issues of importance and for young white kids to encounter that and hear it first of all, it's like a jungle and makes me wonder how i keep from going under and broken glass everywhere, people blank on the stairs and just don't care and you go from that from the police so police think they have the authority to kill a minority. wow, what's going on there? osama bin laden been happening in manhattan, you know and tupac says the other day i g