yeah, because the ozone layer is going to be completely destroyed by all those fiery heartaches. but it s crazy because the way that they approach it is like why don t you care, and you hate the environment, like us as if people who don t agree with the climate change of sets people, we don t also breathe the air. i do. it s about government tyranny and it s about whether the government should be able to create all these regulations notreally having the authority o do so and in general they just don t have the power to do, so i think as long as they continue to be not just ridiculous because obviously a lot of the things they say is ridiculous including there, but also disingenuous, they re not going to win and went over to the side. i don t feel like they need to convince me that it s good to breathe air. i figured that out pretty early on. greg: it s also the same when they call you a climate denier that s a direct mapping
whole idea, it s supposed to be a person against a person. i don t swim race against a motorboat. [scattered laughter] like oh, man, the boat again! same time next year! greg: you know what, that is a that s actually really true. that s true of all ai stuff. they re just programmed to do one thing and you can t them, so that s it. i challenge google to a search contest and then run to the library. hold on! [scattered applause] become same face you make when you re eating human flesh. up next ,
and finally, when she needs a good left, she will watch marley and me. fox news contributor kat timpf. [scattered applause] so, john, congratulations, you have a number one song now? i do. it s number one in the usa. [applause] greg: and it s called progress ironically called progress. it only came out last friday, went straight to the top on itunes, knocked out liz oh and billy eilers, which is incredible, and basically just talks about all the bad stuff going on in the country under the banner progress, which i find to be really ironic. greg: so you knocked them out, so basically you like knocking women around. only on the charts. greg: says democrats. it s a fun to see it going like that. greg: why do you think that s successful now? maybe if you try that into the fact that nobody really cares about the january 6th files
i mean, we ve done so many segment of our and you continue to do segment about it because you want to be nice to the robots because you because you are convinced they are going to take over and that they watch this show. [laughter] greg: they do. they watch the show and they are going to see you being nice to them. greg: exec with. when everyone else gets exterminated, they re going to bring you in and of kind of hero and take care for you, yes? greg: you know who i m like and i can ever member the guys name, the producer tom o connor knows, the guy from diehard the try to appease the terrorists. unlike ellis from diehard. in the terrorists kill him. so it s not actually a good analogy for me. no. but i hope it works out better for you. greg: thank you, same here. charlie, i think this tells us that we have to keep the robots and ai separate. why do we need to have artificial intelligence moving?
down. this happened before when they the lincoln project people, when they were doing that, and then finally when they discovered it was numb, he said of course, it was a whole joke. they would say the same thing, it was just a gag, man. greg: kat, did you enjoy your time in tampa? yes i did. anything else? greg: i asked you a question! [laughs] i had a really nice time. the dog had a nice time, we all had a nice time. greg: do you think it s fair to address your dog and clothing? do you think he has any idea what s going on? we had to talk to him. we were like listen, buddy, i know you re scared of the pyrotechnics, but do you want to be a national star or do you just want to be local, regional only? so we got it together. no, it was great. i know you talk a lot about like-minded i get that. but turning point for example, the things that i said and me going out there was different than ari fleischer by performing. or what you did was a lot different than the govern