seth rogen is worth -- he paid $8 million for his home in west hollywood.his guy. i haven't gotten my money back for the green hornet, neighbors 2, guilt trip with barbara streisand. maybe seth rogen has other cars that he can drive while his is stolen. >> if you read the comment, people chimed in with how this affected their lives. you know, you were a member of congress. >> i was. >> this problem -- is this a federal problem? can the federal government fix this or is it a state problem? >> these are county problems, state problems. the laws put in place to decriminalize crime gives you more crime. these are the same people that tell us who we should vote for. they do the stupid videos don't vote for donald trump. vote for joe biden. who do they recommend to vote for after these stupid tweets in vote for the other guy. they don't share our values. >> yes. vote for the other guy. >> i bet you sit rogan's house has a bidet. >> jessica, help us solve this riddle. should we accept crime? is that the dnc platform now? poor criminals, accept that. anything over

like seth rogen.n a guy on twitter claimed he was robbed in l.a., rogen blamed the victim saying don't leave anything valuable in the car. it's called living in a big city. he added he had been robbed before and that "once the guy accident left cool knife in my car so if it keeps happening, you might get a little treat." the guy is so out of touch he pretends being a crime victim is delightful. no wonder he is typecast as an idiot. what if the next time that knife isn't left not in your car but in your back. seth hasn't had to think about that. he's rich. it's easy for him to rebound from victimization. plus he's always armed with box office poison. just imagine if our detectives ignored victims when they report crimes. ♪ ♪ >> i hear you're the best detective in town and i want to hire you. >> 14? >> my story. 15 people robbed it yesterday. >> this is a big city. that's a misdemeanor. get used to it. >> but i am ruined. they took everything. >> what you dames don't understand is when you move out, you

seth rogen, this is a tweet of his. the masseuse to let him take over thinking i would notice and i didn't and paul rudd did the entire rest of it. ( applause ) paul rudd, did that happen? >> that totally happened. that was true. >> stephen: what was the occasion you were in the spa and saw seth rogen? walk me through it. >> i think we were filming a scene from "knocked up" and we had to shoot it in las vegas and we were in the gym spa, hours before shooting, and i knew he went to get a massage and said to them -- i just went in during, he just started. >> stephen: did you tap her out and keep going. >> it was like an indiana jones when he takes the idol away and puts the bag of sand. it was like kind of a -- and, sl just keep this going. but he just -- well, to be fair, he was face down. >> stephen: sure. and high. >> yeah. let's get real. probably less of a comment on my own massaging ability than it is that he was stoned out of his mind. >> stephen: and if he didn't -- you must be pretty good. >> i'm okay. i'm a pret

messiah and not a doctor [ laughter ] >> seth: speaking of very nice jewish boys, your co-star is seth rogen you know what, i didn't remember this. but i did -- he does this thing every year with his wife lauren miller called hilarity for charity, it was like a stand-up thing for alzheimer's and -- sorry i'm like really scattered. and i just remembered a joke my dad -- it's like an old joke that my dad just told me about i'll just say it in two seconds. the doctor says, "i've got bad news and worse news. he says, "what's the bad news? "ah, you have cancer." he goes, "what's the other news?" "you have alzheimer's. and he's like, "oh, god, well, at least they don't have cancer." [ laughter ] you made me think of them and then i laughed and i felt like i had to explain it. so seth, i'm telling other people's jokes >> seth: i love it via your father, which is wonderful. i mean, unlike your dog, i believe your father does like this show, so this is great. >> loves it. they just texted me, like, "we're recording 'seth.' they don't talk, yeah, they do talk how i met seth rogen, i didn't know, but h

. >> actor seth rogen talking about his privileged response to crime in los angeles. the comedian replying to a you do but tube influence are talking about having his car broken into writing and part it is lovely here, don't leave anything valuable in it. it is called living in a big city. when the youtube is about our responded the incident made him feel, quote, violated rogen wrote it off this time with a joke tweeting i never really felt violated any of the 15 or so times my car was broken into. once a guy accidentally left a cool knife in my car so if it keeps happening you might get a little treat. that is an interesting response was the fact that he got his car broken into 15 times his problem alone. he is a comedian but you've got a low-quality life standard. benjamin: the concept that we just have to learn to live with it, nothing we can do about rising crime, not like we can put more police on the streets or make the consequences harder, we will just live with it because you know whose fault it is, probably our fault. i shouldn't to lift my car parked there.

hollywood elites like seth rogen say get over it, it's called living in a big city.used to it and make excuses for its. if someone breaks in your car and steals your stuff, it's your fault for parking on the street. if someone robs your house, it's your fault for having a home. if someone burns down your store, it's your fault for starting a business in the first place. with the left doesn't want you to stop the crimes, you just shut off and accepted victimhood to. joining me now is the author of euro trash, thanks for coming on tonight. tell me a little bit about this dynamic that we see happening more and more it seems like, celebrities are completely willing to excuse anything bad that's happening if they view it as being justified under some type of woke agenda or revenge fantasy against the existing powers that be. speak of the most obvious that we should start with is they don't actually have to live with the crimes themselves, they live in beautiful neighborhoods that are either shut off from any criminality where they have bodyguards, they have all kinds of s

>> carlie, i'm tired -- you have seth rogen.ess community, that he dresses in his usual demeanor and appearance. his net worth is $80 million. he's out of touch with reality. he says you live in a big city, dude. it's great here. by normalizing theft and normalizing the fact that personal property was taken, it's going to increase criminal activity, which is we're seeing. you have mayors and governors that are too afraid to step back because their be cancelled and the woke culture that if you speak out against any of this, you'll be taken down. but we need to get back to those days of rudy guliani. you have to prevent the small crimes to prevent the big crimes. >> that's right. i hear you there. coming up, getting pulled over by a cop wool driving is never pleasant unless you happen to have been driving in a city like mesa, arizona the other day. why police there handle traffic stops in a surprising way next. ♪♪ my plaque psoriasis... ...the itching... the burning. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. my psoriatic arthritis

seth rogen notwithstanding., again and again you see when you pull the people -- poll the people who live in the cities, across demographic groups, they don't want crime and they specifically don't want their cars getting broken into. dagen: seth had row again doesn't have -- seth rogen doesn't have to commute to a job every day. maybe he's going to a movie every now and then. but you walk out and your car's been broken into, you can't get to work and your boss might not be so forgiving. i can't believe that we have to sit here and explain why getting your car broken into is horrible. it's horrible. crime is bad. that's the insanity of this, james. i mean -- >> yeah. what can you say? you hit it right on the head. why do we have to explain why this is bad? the reason i just -- it may seem odd that i'm citing polling data for the -- to support the argument that people don't want their stuff stolen. but i think there was so much of a political and media campaign the last year especially but even now to suggest tha

what do you think of seth rogen's comments?oesn't have to worry about his car getting ripped off because there is a driver and so forth. i moved to san francisco 21 years ago from new york city. i was tired of the crime over there and san francisco used to be a very beautiful city to walk around. for 18 years i walked to work but it has become too dangerous, too much random crime, even the most expensive areas of the city and my staff is constantly promise ties to buy break ins happening downstairs in the expensive luxury retail stores. there is no safe place unless you are someone like nancy pelosi or diane feinstein, they live in the mansions in a few blocks of pacific heights with security. dave: private security, 100,$000 a year. maybe he is too young to realize that you can turn things around. we did that in new york. we had deblasio make it horrible but we turned around in 1990s with rudy giuliani, with the broken windows theory, you stop the small crimes and crimes dry up. it is very simple but that is how you do it. nob

seth rogen tweeted in response "dude, i lived here for over 20 years. you are nuts.ovely here don't leave anything valuable i it, being the car, it's called living in a big city." right, y that is just garbage. he's shrugging off crime, shrugging off the real-world harm of property crime and invasion and here for a reaction former acting director ric grenell along with former trump campaig communications director, aaron rick, let me start with you. you are also a southern californian as i am as well. what we are looking at, i mean there's going to be crime. we know that. but this becomes almost like, i would argue, stockholm syndrome where things are so awful, you have to pretend it is okay and that it is normal. is that what you think is happening here for some these people? >> you know because you used to live here, ten or 12 years ago we started this really nice thing called sanctuary cities and sanctuary it sounds so nice. but really it was the beginning of the democrats attack on the rule of because what a sanctuary city and a sanctuary state, which is really ca

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blake shelton will be here maya rudolph seth rogen and tyler perry will all be joining us.what a show we have for you tonight. he's an nfl legend who just had his number 92 retired by the new york giants last night i mean, one of the best to ever do it, man [ cheers and applause i love that guy. and apparently, he is going to space next week. michael strahan is here. [ cheers and applause this is true going to space plus, you can see her in the crime video special "yearly departed" out december 23rd, alessia cara is here [ cheers and applause and we've got some great holiday country music from pistol annies. [ cheers and applause good show. all right guys, as i said earlier, everyone is talking about this new covid variant omicron. we don't know much about it yet, so i thought it would be helpful to break down what's real and what's not. it's time for "fact versus fiction," here we go ♪ ♪ fact fact versus fiction ♪ >> jimmy: let's get started. first up, fact, the variant is called omicron fiction, omicron is also the name of a villain in the new spiderman movie. [ applause

this is amazing out of seth rogen, he tells everyone get over it and a follow up tweet set my car hasobbers stole $1 million worth of goods. i question whether they were getting ready for the summer riot season is whether these were just the trial runs. that is what we saw took place last year, looting, arson and robbery with no check by law enforcement because democrats were running the city student wanted to happen. these happen all over the country now. gangs of marauders going in, wiping out establishment and hitting big box stores and upscale stores and all of this is due to so-called reforms instituted by liberal district attorneys at the urging of progressives and this is what we did. crime spiraling out of control and celebrities so disconnected from life that they brushed it off as not a big deal. carley: rachel: i was always a fan of the show. i can't believe rush limbaugh is on, i wake up and go is he really gone. it just seems like it couldn't have happened but it did and no one was closer to him than you and i to to know more about this tribute you have for him. i will pl