and that is true. someday, my whole world falling apart, happy monday, everybody.a >> sppo likey anyone who ever bought a book by brian kilmeade, we understand buyer's remorse. >> yeah. and these days, nobody gets that better than average democrat. as joe biden continues his worldwide confusion tour , more and more voters have taken to steaming that dump trump sticker ofd mof their pris . in a brand new poll, donaldto trump now leads joe bide n five of six swing states that trump lost in 2020. oh, look at that. i haven't seen many people it decisions since cnn gave 9 billion bucks to chris chr. [laughthat ai >> apparently, many dems have started to notice what none of us] mans were supposed to, that things were far better and safer under donalddonald trump than joe biden. you remember those days when your car wasn' till bideu member son wasn't pregnant? >> true. like watching the view. talk about their weight loss, the despair between what you'ree told is true and the evidence of our own eyes has become impossible to ignore. >> and now eve ignn liberaorl lr are starting to sound about as coherent as the voicess th in kamala's head. >> after 3 hours of vaping, window cleaneres i. recently on the podcast trigonometry philosopher samertt harris, who's an expert b at being simultaneously wrong and sanctimonious, had this to say about trump. >> when you think of allt the things we didn't get doneet and will not get don done e fort moment we spend dealing with the divisivenes wd s of trumpism and the counter reaction from the left, i mean, it's juscorom the t it'n a massive opportunity cost. so, no, i think it's there's nothinthere is g good even if you can find some local instance where intrump was about something an, the democrats were wrong he's totally right about the southern border. >> hmm rn. >> oh, so like opening that igloo cooler with your tinder date's head in it? >> oh, let's unpack that. t harris sayhas that israel got attacked because america took its eye off the ball. trump was soball awful.half a person that half the country just couldn't entertain his ideas. couldn'it's the intellectual equivalent of putting your hands over your ears and making siren hands noises. now, of course, this ignores the fact that there was anothery half of the country that didn't have its hands over its earsis s and hear president trump. but we know that half doesn't exist foump. half r. ust th guys like harris. they're just the people who drive as uber and bring his coffeee . >> you know, like jimmy fallon does for me. oh, and it also showsdoes how insane trump derangement syndrome . what harris is saying is that, yes, the world was safer underyg ,but i'd rather have world warr three than mean tweets. at leastiii th that gets rid ofy personal angst. harris then admits that one of the left's favorite unsupported charges against trump, his suppose left'sfavori used to discredit evendit the ideas that the y agreed>> the with. >> there's absolutely no defense of having an the indefensible border. we should know who's coming into the country. build the wallborder. i mean, is it the wall is theen best way to secure that border, then build that wall. theright. so trump's right about that. but he's such an awful human being. and his effect on our politics is so toxic that we can't evenli that that half of our society has to treat that completelythat sane project as a form of racism because reacting to the the the golem of of trump. >> now only an intellectual we nd sound so dumb. we need a wall and we know it.t but let's call trump a racist to make sure wlet's cae get it.g he's saying he was wrong because he's biased, but that's good. >> congratulations. you got tenure. .ngratulameanwhile, the rest ofs knew trump wasn't racist. >> i mean, how could someonehow who hates people of color spend 40 grand a year on bronzing creasponzingm? when y when you when you listenou to harris, it's like asking he u the cop who he voted for beforel he pulls you from that burning . car. here's the point. even after voting trump out of offic t ofe, liberals are still obsessed with him. the panic never stoppe d. would if i were a therapist, i would treat democrats this way. please show me on this dolle tr where trump hurtump you. >> they would all point to their head. >> talk about missed opportunity costs. the biden administration, the legacy media, and even our great philosophers, and ju can't quit you, donald. so it's not trump at all. me's their psychite. >> which means to me, iflike you like trump's policies hated the constant presence of trump, you should still vote trumshp anyway, because whether he wins or not, the obsession will stillon will be there. so you have a choice. trump obsession and bidenp politics or trump obsession and? trump policies. see, like joe biden, it's no a braine r. >> fact is, it's biden who continues to take his squinty eyes off the ball. too bad that ball have blond hair and the fragrance of baby phampoo that would kee attention. but do you think the hamas do yack? uld have happened >> we weren't focusing on ukraine's border,sing on 24. if we weren't consumed by the b white house embrace of identity politics, if we weren't fearful over rampant crime in our cities, ifng had to worrywe had about being canceled or worse, being jailed over beliefbouts. t >> instead, we got all of that. plus trump's trump derangementbu . but without the trump policy. so we get the whininpolicy.ghe and without the hard line on islamic radicalism, t on the relationship with israel and the iron fist on immigration immig. >> look, if we're going to have to hear all this bellyaching, can we at least feel safe while doing it? now, it's nice that sam harris wa?at sam hs to say the left's part out loud, but that doesn't changebut thchange the that whas the dems have been doing is entirely dishonest and has made this country much less safe. safe. us anymore. >> our president has become a punchline in our country, a punchingr countr. if the world was jada pinkett, we'd be will smith. nkett, >> but voters are wakingbr as wars break out everywhere, they're suddenly missing. the presideneareddenlyt, who's e mean demeanor or actually kept the world in line. >>t th but there's another strangeeni. thing happening. >> even when trump's out of power. the fear of him ascending is already changing behaviorf . the dems realize they can't fight two wars. they can't let violent felons borde roam free. >> they can't let our border collapse. it seems collapse. the only that getsar dems to act like adults is the fear that they will lose to that childish trump. >> in a way, they're like a guay who in his big muscle car for a little electric mini cooper. >> but suddenly the guy's m missing. all that muscle, all that poweu roar of that v8 engine.wa sure, it was noisy and sometimes it was annoying. >> and yeah, it was orange back . >> but you know what? every other car on the road gets the hell out of its wayget >> and now it's time. maybe biden do the sam e. let's hurry. and i gues.s she's never beenac. asked to pick up the pace. oh, that fox true crimefox tr podcast. adweek embargoue crime. he's the only doctor i call for exams. oh, says ask dr. drew. drew pinsky, alice and israeliso have agreed on one thing. they hate his joken thing, ts. writer comedian joe devito. and finally her wit so dry it causes fires. "new york times" best selling author and fox news contributor kat timpf kat timpf. em yo, emily, there's disbelief that when you get trump, you get trump derangemenf that ty syndrome. but if you just replace him with any republican, it's going ican it' that name derangement syndrome. it whether it's the santas or whoever, it's going to be the same thing. >> do you agree? say yes, then we'll move on. yes, yes, yes, yes.e on .and for sure that hatred is transferable. hatred is that uniquere position where he will always be the pinnacl e. the left. you said in the beginning in the intro how in those 65 ofw the six swing states he is absolutely dismalin's pushing biden in the polls. >> and i just think it was worth underscoring that he's leading in the economy by 22 points in those states and others. >> points in america wins. absolutely trust him more than anything with their most precious commodity s commod right now,es. which is providing for their families. todayet think about what the new york times uncovered today. they said they found out becae of a poll that in thoseg t six swing states that 6% of voters, if he was convicted, would switch their votes to bidend would, and that 6% ish to potentially sway the election. and they wer electioe crowing a, their headline read, trump indictments haven't sunk his campaignven't su, but a con might. >> and when you put that against the landscapeyot t letitia james crowing during her campaign about he's a cog dn man and she's going to get him. you know, this is someone who employees over 30,000 people. this is someone who has been paying taxes and providing payia city and this state in so many arenas. and yet all they want to dre wao is kill the beast. they are hinging their hat on any convictiothey aging thenh water, because now they know, as one voter said, i can't a criminal leader. so they're going to do r.'re goinhey can and whatever it takes to make sure he has that tag next to his name, because apparently preserving and protecting america isn't enough. and quick final point, because protectingm harris to bring up the golem, that's a jewish sort of mythological monster and the audacity to bring that up now, as hamas and islamic and so many have pledged the threat eradication of jewish people in their culture under thiseradicas administration's watch. and because of this administration's lenienc thisy and iran enablement to me is soe the left needs to get it together, but take it as a warning, i'm afraithe it as d ty are going to do everything they can to convict him. quick >> emily that wasn't a quick point. corey it is truepo that ines some issues biden is down to single digits. do you know what that single digi den is dt you knt is anyway?[lah >> sorry. for dr. drew. >> okay. dr. , it's been going on forarsi three years since he left office, and this gets worse. >> yeancoffice.t getsh, sure. >> the is got the dmc, dsm five, dsm have trump derangement as a medical disorder. >> well we're getting close. >> i think it's certainly hysteria, right? i mean, the hysteriacertainl, yt derangement like trump derangement. you know, you're talking about it being transfer ablethe i don't think anyone could create it the way he does. and i feelwas ne as thoughhe hye coe hysteria around covid, the hysteria around many things, the bordervid, aroun ths in cages, all this hysteria is in fact diagnosable, it. but we've been swept up by it. it's a very strange way. the other thing i'm harria hars fan have been for years, but it's so interesting watching his cognitive take hold. it's almost like steam's coming out of his ears and he says lag very specific. >> he says, you know, southern border. he was correct. i don't like him. yeah, i thought, wow, i don't like him. ju not a way to judgn'e. presidential candidate abraham lincoln was not liked. no. duringdgential c abraha lifetime he was he was lt he was not liked by almostim i know. because they used to talk go to me to help biden.talk oh, biden, get with the program. sorry, but you got to keep up with you. but it's just so interesting that we're using like our high or junior high school. >> i don't like him as our criteria. yeahjunilike , it's the same criteria, joe, that you would have for like your lawyer oiar agent. >> yeah. you want to have somebody who defends you the best way it doesn't matter if they're in a hall. >> yeah, exactly. what's the point of having a a weak, good tempered schmuck? >> yeah. can't get the job done. >> i think what drives them nuts the most is that no matter what they throm nuw at trump, ee it's incredible. he looks better now than he did when he became, he looks presidh yeah, that never happens with presidents. they all come out looking like mummieat residetheys. o funn >> and i think it's so funnyhe the way he breaks people's eliza brains. to me, the best was elizabeth warren, how he kept pushing her and pushin warren.rt came out with a dna test that said she was 1/1000 and she was like, you see, it was it was all donald. and then when they said, what do you think? >> who cares about her? >> good.o yeah. >> think if if trump is amazing and i'm watching him in thewing courtroom and whatever they're throwing at him, first of all, the sketch artist made hiat himsketch am look like edws the scream. yeah. he's like. he's like. see, but then you see, in trump'syo world, you look at his lawyer and it's like, of courses he has hot a smoking hot lawyer. >> that's the way trump rolls. yeah. sowyer. if they if they sent him to jail, i think we need w to switch the way we we elect presidents. i think we need to do something like jury duty where you get somethinsomething the mail and e just a random person like, oh yeah, do this for four years. yeah, exactly. it's not worth it any more.. s cat hello, how are you? i'm great. excellent. kat: i'you look like one ofsucc the world's most successful real estate agents. >> sesestateo. . well, i am, yeah. what do you think about this? .i know. first of all, excellentu question. that's why you're sitting over there. yeah, i'm honestly, it's kind of surprising to see him say it. i'm just overwhelmedsa honestly. with a sense of dread. >> yeah, just like we're going to have to do all thisoing. eveo >> it's going to be exactly the same. it's going to be everybody's going to sayne this. the history of the country hinges on this election, whichoo i don't know, man. now that we see that we have, a president that doesn't really know what's going on. and i wouldn'ti woul say things are great, things are pretty bad, but we're still a so i don't think you can say that anymore. yeah, it's going to be a lot the same stuff. it is the same people. and i that it's really rare to see somebody actually be honest about. somenest i just don't like the guy that's usually a lot more moral, emotional language gets involved, but then a lot de of people actually do believe it. >> yeah. liand get genuinely upset.enuine >> and then we maklye decisions based on that. >> and i don't know, i mean, i'm not going to vote for either one of them. the did you see rob reiner's tweet today where he said that the democracy did you on nd party really kind of democracy, a third party and trump being convicted. >> yeah. there you go. they can't winparty. re. fair >> they can't win fairly. so they got to throw the guy in jail. lyhrowi think if if trump's opit were the exact opposite, those people would have gone for the exact. >> oh, absolutely. if he had said where if masks and come on in mexico the view and rob reiner would be rippingo mask off people's faces and stacking them up at the southern border vaccine weren'lt on california we weren't going to touch that vaccine. that is trump's vaccine. >> all a sudden, everyone has to have the vaccine. all right. got to move on. up next, obama's tak. ma's take. israel stuns as elderly floridians stock up on guns in cuba in the new york area, like tickets see gutfeld go to foxnews.com slash gutfeld and clicyou can k on the link tn our studio audience. >> if you have chronic kidneya disease, you can reduce the risk of kidney failure the risk of kidney failure with passingcade effec because they're places you'd rather be for significant cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal. >> dehydration-threateerial in yeast infections and low blood sugar, a rarcaright awe tg bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stopgic reac for a second. >> call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection. an allergic reaction or ketoacidosis, fasting.our sebastian saves us so much time, it makes it really eascow and seamless. pick an order. everything you need. slap the label onto the botgo a it's ready to go. our cost for shipping like we're cut in half just like that. go to ship station .com slash tv and get two months free. >> are you tired of that old worn out bath or shower. now you can have a new one installed in just one day with a new limited time offer from jacuzzi bath remodel. we're waiving all installation costs, no interest and no payments for one year. jacuzzi has been making water feel great for over 65 years. and now you can get a gorgeous custom bathroom model at a price you can afford with no stress and no mess. i've been trying to get him to remodel that bath for years. i called and they didn't. just one day and at a price we could afford. >> every time i stepped over my old tab, i worried i might fall. i don't have those two years anymore. with jacuzzi, you can get a safer, easy entry shower to keep you feeling comfortable and independent at home. your new jacuzzi, bath or shower is waiting. now is the best to call. we're waiving all installation costs with no interest and no payments for one year. >> go to jacuzzi, bath remodel, .com, or call 800 348286, seven. >> call now. you prepare for the unexpected. >> so do we. true work builds. work. we're offering technical performance fabrics and an integrated workwear system so you can perform at your best. >> true work. 48% of americans don't get enough magnesium, which is vital for bone, nerve and muscle health. i recommend colonels extra high absorption magnesium. it gives you 100% of the daily value of magnesium kuna, the brand. i trust mummify. it's kind of amazing. wow. luminous eye drops dramatically. >> reduce redness in one minute and look at the difference. my eyes. the brighter and whiter for up to 8 hours. >> liquify really works. see for yourself. >> join fox corp in donating to and supporting affected you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? 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it's no different than saying we were all complicit after 911. desertmeanwhile, dumb protesters continue their anti-semitic shenanigans in d.c. they defaced it, attacked monuments of our founding fathers overthey d the weekend. i guess it's a welcome change from tearing them down and calling themit's a racist. who would have thought the third, whatever stage a comeback . at least the organizers said goose stepping was optional. l. >> and as antisemitism rises south, florida's older and more leaning jewish residents are buying guns for the first time to protecral lean t themselves. yep, complaining about soup just got serious demand for training courses reportedly doubled because people don't feel safe. and who can blam e them? those retirees didn't live to 103 by giving in to bullies and they'll defend themselves against any attacks as long as they're donattackg ase by 7 >> doesn't this just remind ao diff. drew, that obam is really just no different than any undergrad? you just can't be bothereder making a sign? un well, i actually did now:t i understandde what his point wase yeah, i couldn't get anything out of it and it made me feel i agd. yeah, i agree with him as well.. he got a lot of hold, a lotot o of ideasid your headd simu simultaneously. but you know that the interesting this whole thing i ltuslyholes such strange bedf, you know? i saw a young couplesa doing a hitler sign. that's great. hitler at a at a israeli demonstration. >> i thought you were accusing everybody else of being hitler 5 minutes ago. yeah. and i'm finding myselferyone that i live in a world where i want lawyers to solve problems. i thought they were i wante pro. and the people that were very, very, very left beforepeople champions of the fbi, the people they hated the most. >> it just shifted themost the t around. >> yeah, it's been an entire flip in every issu >> greg:e. kat. are you complicit? yeah, that was so interesting, because actually, i have inteo influence over what happens in the middle east. >> are you sure? >> i think he was trying to be relatable. like you guys know how it is. it's like, no, actually, i guess maybe in some. exten to some extent there's beens ben my money that's been spent over there. >> but he took that. yeah. yeah it wasn't our choice. >> none of us chose to give money to the government. and i think that goes to the larger point of, you know, citizens l not responsible for the decisions of their governments and i really just don't know what he was going for with nobody's hands were n because i thought, okay,nt is he trying to make a point about the region? and then he said, everyone and h is like, oh, he really meant literally every human in the world. yes. ldand that is just absolutelyab absurd. i mean, there are people honestlysurdere ar, i know thate are very dialed into this. there are people honestly who don't even really know what's going on. not paying attention to what's going on, let alone influencingn this, this, this. >> i'm sorry. a lot of things i've done wrong. >> that is not my fault. yeah. yeah. not my fone of the rare things . add. iraq was your fault, though. no, iraq was your fault. yeah. you're right. >> pretend you don't remember. yeah. so he says we're all complicithn . joe, is that basically kind of like a subtle way of diluting the responsibility of hamas? it's like, oresponsibilityh, wit is bad. but all of that just takes the heat off hamas. >> yeah, well, look how obama speaks as if he wasn't justs president recentlyas. i wo >> yeah, he acts like i don't know what i would have done in this situatio sn. >> well, you were president for eight years. yeah, you certainly. although i think ill stuc is still stuck in the middle of a dramatic pause right now and longer.d log >>er it's very scary what we're seeing. and one of the few things i can think of is that maybe some of these protesters they really don't know what it is they're calling for because some of thems they are free palestine, because it sounds like, yeah, everybody's free. buey are s. but what they're saying is think of it more as like fat free. yeah. except instead fat.d of f it's jews. yeah. so it's a free? yeah. atwhat saying? because when they say from the river to the sea. yeah what they're saying is get rid of all of the jews and alsor that you never mention the thousands of jews that were driven out of of that were drivr out of iraq, that were driven out of iran. and i don't see themiv. them reparations. no, that's true. well done,. joe. oh, that was thoughtful. oh, yeah. you get a plot? an yeah, that helps, because he's been really depressed latelyhe's bee. >> i'm joking, emily. it's kind of funny because obama, it's got his fingerprints over a lot of things that have at that has led to thiprints o .s, of course, you know that the first of all, agons so agonizing. >> yeah, spit it out. just say it, bro. for yo you don't think it's me for you? yes. i can't tellu. can' you that. >> bye bye. like i had to call him down after. i'm just like, it was better than. >> h iis pre. >> between his pregnant pauses, you could do an entire segment. i knowes. ! i know it is literally agonizing. it is lii so there's that. >> and then the second thing is, you know, he is sort o of flag holder of the entiref movement that will fatphobia is violent and there's nothing more violent than seths no heterosexual and toxic masculinity. those are violent. no. t are terroristthat are violen organizations that rip through raaceful settlements riph peace and murder and pillage and burn and do things sopeer and p atro. >> we can't even talk about it. we can't even show it. yeah. so all of them. >> the moral equivalency. all hands are clean. it is absolutely unfathomable that in the same sentence you would act like there is any defense ability over hamas. yeah, and free palestine. to your point, free palestine at this moment means pro-hamases ,it means anti-jewish, it is anti-semitic. and everyone anti right. being tepid about, well, there's always this and.it is there's also this. it is patently unacceptable. and he didpahe did more to divir country into further antisemitismy into and to bake b into the social fabric and all that we inherited now thanri anyone else. >> so i agree him now coming out like that. nothat, not mincing words, althh she uses a lot of them, but she. doesn't mince them. >> up next, the big gu y go away. if a democratic strategist gets his way. yeah , i was a teacher for 30 years and today i'm a grandmother of nine. >> technology is essential to our everyday lives. and that's why i'm concerned about our foreign adversaries influence the internet. our adversaries believe in censorship control. that's not the future i want for my grandchild or yours. congress needs to protect congress needs to protect our democratic valueser. and strengthen, not weaken, bor?y. sadl >> hey, i just got a texy,t from my sister. >> you remember rick, her neighbor? 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all snake oil. after an all new masked singer this wednesday on fox. a democrat with heft tellsft biden to exit stage left. i speak of former obama strategisti spea david axelrod, who suggested that president biden drop out of the 2024 race. >> yeah, he wants to throw yourself to animals. o si yeah. what's joe to reconsider since his numbers are in the hat? he was responding to the polld we mentioned earlier that showed biden trailing trump in key showe states, inclg arizona, georgia, michigan, nevada and.e poll true, he's sliding down more polls than i gaves. >> i don't get that enough.that axelrod posted on x that thedata data will send tremors of doubt through the democratic party and create legitimate concern about. the president seeking reelection. when gavin newsom, her daddydntg screamed thank you lord satanmei and celebratednk dipping his hed in a vat of high performance valvoline you, joe no, no, no. look, look, my interestsrests are the same. interests align with the country. he didn't know what he's talkinigned wiibuting g about. axelrod. i liked him better when he played infield for the yankee elrod.s. let me tell you something, a-rod. i know you peds, right?d p.e. you did bleedsd.. you admitted it. so i got one question for you. where can i get some data?need joe, do you think the other joe is worried? >> do you think he even is aware of thisdo younkis goin? >> he has no clue. he has no clue. i likeue. some of the democrats think his age snuck up on them. yeah, that it's like firste was he was 78, then he was 79.>> gr: politics. that's how it wat's. >> yes, but there is somebody waiting in the wings. there is. >> and it's somebody. somebody who's got he's younger. who's got hair. mebod >> he's great with the ladies. leave california and visit the great state he destroyed. >> oh, no. i mean hunter biden. oh, okay. good. >> dr. dno. okay. well, i rather have him. hunter biden would be awesomoutm because they talk about, you know, would they be awake.e for the 3 a.m. call? >> he's awake. oh, he's been awake. he's been awake for a couple bee days. the ca >> puts the call and call girl. all right. so think of how productivell hunter was when he was on crack. >> yeah, right now, i know if i lose cal. >> my laptop, i'm out of work's for a while. he's losin losinor threeg two ot a time, and it even slow him down. so i think he's the man they gotpu tha to put in that p. >> what do you think, kat? do you think he's going to be replaced? was like axelrod the first guy to step forward. >> i think axelrod was giving him way too much credit,much cre actually. >> yeah, because he said what he needs to de needs o. >> decide. i it's true that decidingde anythingci, there's no way you can look at that guy and think he's making an makingy of decision right at all. >> even like he doesn't know sn't hav time he goes to bed, not up to him, what time he wakes up. it's like he doesn't. any idea what he's doing next week. yeah, right. and i it's not the age thing. >> i said this repeatedly. it's not the age thing. it's the fact that regardless of the agef th, you seem to beey okay. >> like, i knew was a mess years ago. >>. i. i could not sit here and dothat that and, like, come back andi o do it again. yeah, i would be sent awayulawas somewhere. they'd be like, i hate that youe didn't take like 90 days and gee ,oh, he's actually worse than brezhnev. >> and they got that's a former leader of the soviet union for all you kids born after 1980. >> but they at least acknowledge there was something wrong there. and i think they replace him with andropov, who was then dropped off. i don't know. emily, do you think he has any idea? by the way, cap brings up a good point. it's not about age, really,od pi about ability. >> oh, yeah, of course not. and that's again, the spinnt it's a you.ly: th >> hear from the left where?at well, trump's old. it has nothing to do with agr fo mental acuity. he has none.tho wi thand when you have a loved one that's deployed under his watch, you know,is deplo itr the time under his watch. i cannot expresss watch, the lee of anxiety, of lack of faith. i have knowing that it is himths that is making those decisions, it is utterly frighteninons.g te an american right now under his watch. i have to say, i feel like watch.being ne to my but -- but the thing about the axelrod's efforts and remember, just last week when james carville came out and said top democratic leadercs abouing me to shut up, shut my mouth about how biden is horrible and essentially he's going to lose. right. and then all of a sudden, david. david axelro sudded, obama's for strategist, strategist, comes out and all of a sudden they're saying we need a new you know, it's a little late to change horses late, but three times in that interview. yes. we should have someone else think about who is behinlse.d everything and what now. the establishment that we are all subjectet the wd to at s moment, what decisions they're making that she's that. the decisions, carrot. they mean he's the one making border yet? >>, the proper comedian that you said he's behind you. >> vegetables and fruits. confused , dr. drew? >> yeah. where do see this going? >> you know, it's funny to emily's point, though, major the majority significant, vast majority of democrats are very happit democy. tion. his administration, they don't really care that he's failing. alsoeally ca tha, you've seen te falls that does not predict a long life expectancys not pr. it just is a simple statistical reality. and i prefer joe's idea to newsom, i got to tell you, please come to california they strike fear into your heart and hunger will start looking much cand appealing as a presidential candidate. >> just a medical question. it's not for anybody in particulaidate pr just a do y what do you do? you have a certain number of falls over lifetime. >> is the quota met yet?have yeah. like how many of you had lately ? >> well, this is not me. >> oh, yeah, i'm career friend. yeah, a friend of mine had divorced regularly. >> oh, really? yeah. to talk? 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>> dr. drew: we are going to build the overpass. don't worry. >> greg: i was going to do san mateo, california, but i couldn't find any new so i went to my second home where i spent. stevie nicks. she's dead. under new reunion tour. a comeback tour. she performed this weekend in allentown but it wasn't just a performance. it was stevie nicks day. stevie next day. you know i had a fashioning submission and broke out all of her gypsy fabrics including her iconic shawls. people don't wear shawls anymore. she wore shawls like it was nobody's business. they had a bar crawl called "go your own way." allentown is amazing. 7:00 p.m. to midnight, they had a bar crawl it was all stevie nicks seemed. and they had a concert after party. she didn't show up. data tribute band called fleetwood macked. if you think you're not having fun, moved allentown p.a. >> kat: way to sell it. are you being paid by somebody? are you jealous that you don't have a day in allentown? >> greg: no, i don't. they are trying to build a monument. >> kat: jesse came to me asking if i wanted to help fund it. >> greg: i want a monument so that they will tear it down. >> kat: you get attention twice. >> joe: sunday was the new york city marathon in today you saw adults walking around wearing metals like children. i don't like it and i'll tell you why. it's the only sport where you can have diarrhea and they don't make you stop competing. >> kat: is that true? >> joe: it is true. if you are playing pool and that happen, you would hear from dave and buster. they would say you're out of here. i heard people talk about runners high. i have never been that high. soiled myself and i don't like runners i don't like how they're always evangelizing. i had friends say to me, you should do a marathon. based on one? i hate running. instead of dropping in, they say you could do a half marathon. i tell them keep going. what's the most fractional marathon i can do, and then change the subject. >> kat: to be clear, i didn't doubt they had diarrhea and kept running. i was just saying other athletes probably do that too. >> greg: if you go on to youtube and google runners and diarrhea which i sometimes do. you never know what's going to happen to you and you want to know if there's anything you can do what happens. >> dr. drew: you just lost emily. >> emily: throw up. >> kat: am i supposed to read the out thing? nobody told me. up next, d >> a story in five words. >> greg: five words. dating absolutes their luster. joe, new poll 579%, almost 80, emily, of college and grad students don't use any dating apps whatsoever. and they say they prefer to meet the old fashion way which i guess is talking. this must be good news for someone like for someone like you because you would just fail on a dating app, right? >> no. wellting, it's -- it's a mixed g because 100% of those students don't return any of the messages i sent. >> yes. right. >> my advice to young people is get together while you're still young and cute, because the longer you're single, the more insane you become. ye, s, i've noticed. i was. i met a woman in the laundry room in my apartmentn in the, ae said, oh, how long have you lived there? and we're talking. and i said, oh you're in that apartment. that's the one that guy died in. and they had a scraperthe gu. and then when she left, i thought, why did i say that to someone in the laundry room? >> and why did i take her underwear? yeah. oh, it is a good point.wh it's like when you're young,ener it's really easy to be hot, and so they think you're going to be hot forever. hotcat but they're not. it all falls apart. . cept, you know, here >> but like, i would i would wo not be able to work on datingoka apps because they would just look at my height and go, oh, what's the pointght and go, cat >> you think that would be the problem? should i lie on dating apps? >> no, because they find out. you might want to leave out t the married part. >> yeaoh, i know. >> as soon as they googled would be over. >> yeah, exactly.be this isn't real because it's college students. they're surrounded by peoplethey they could have with. yeah, like, you know that. so it's noe set the same peoplen the real world. like, why would you be on a dating app in college when you're surrounded by people your own age? everybody's drinking and nobody's counded b married. >> why would you need a dating app? that's tru. e. i guess. reflect the real world. yeah, i read the article. i'm sorrthe real y. y. >> i did not know that it is good news. bein it is good news. pulling away from the apps being in space. these kids norm learning the normal milestones of being attracted, going up to someonesg being rejected, forming a breaking relationship. it's character. and you know what happened being ? t i was starting to talk to men in their mid to late twenties who would decide, oh i, i this is the girl for me, and she wouldn't reciprocate. so he'd become best friend. dad talking about stalking every everdn't recy out there ta a 25 year old male that is cleaning your carpetlk and your car on the weekends. that dude is stalking you. that's not your best friend. yeah. no , they're in love.ow the and they just that that's how they do it. i've it. had that problem. >> you know, it's true, though, emily. for a guy had to develop a game when you went to a bar, that meant being persuade. if it's turning into funny, it's a skill. it's a skill. and that's skill. just. i mean, look at just give him doing it or just being normal. >> that's the whole point. i thin eing nork that the generations n younger, they're just not normal. so relying on technologyot norm you know, the point about one of them said our self-confidence is ruined and everyone'sm said their best that they can manipulate anything and fake to the world. you know, the reason that now i feel like collegiate don't yes, they have. everythi you would think everything is awesome and the recipe is fantastic , but they havee in their nose in their phones. they have no social skills. they don't make eye contac t, they can't form a sentence. >> they wouldn't get to see these amazing shoes. that's right. sentencthe spark of humanity. that's our spirit in person. it's totallyy, lost online. >> i loved hearing this. i think that thei thin the bigg like orator of our society is the interneer ot, online and dating apps and all that . so the more we move away from it, the better dat. >> don't you think it's true if you're a seven or nobody wantse to? 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