Kilmeade. There seems to be no cure, they are calling it cultural dementia. Whenever one of their latest causes goes south. And myself, that includes fleeing new york for florida. [laughter] but they are, the media. Whatever they get is contagious, spreading faster than whoopis legs in a hotel pool. [audience reacts] there is a back straight to that joke so it was not just some kind of indiscriminate, disgusting comment. She did claim that she liked to have sex in pools. Direct your letters to her for that image. Do you remember the duke scandal . You are not supposed to. That is when a bunch of white frat boys were accused of raping a black stripper. The problem was it never happened. The only person who went to jail is the prosecutor. And the stripper never writes back. How about the khadeen kids . Remember when those catholic kids were portrayed as racist for has been a i almost had a naked american man. But then video turned up showing that he was actually hassling them first and h
there was a security guy sitting over there and they had car service to get there. so until they experience something and then when they do have something happen to them, then they are the world s biggest victim of all time and they will say, but they still won t go back on them. it was not the. this was an isolated incident that a couple of eggs crack. that is what this is really about. everything is fine. when you see 25 kids in hoodies robbing a store, that is like a unicorn. greg: yeah. [laughter] tyrus: it never happens. you know. kat: my favorite part of that interview is don lemon saying, people were coming up and saying thank you. that did not happen. some kind of purple heart veteran? todd: that is how it is in candy land. greg: thank you for your service. kat: yeah, thank you for your service, don lemon. tyrus: their lights are on,
man is evil, masculinity is toxic. and she goes to these meetings with these pr executives who are like the person who thought dylan mulvaney belongs on a bud light can. they teach her you should go out there and hate this movie. but then why are they making that movie? just let people who love and have it. greg: why not make a new movie that has input values in it instead of taking the old movie and then mutating it into some kind of pc version? [applause] yeah. that felt good to the applause. that is like a drug to me, the applause. it goes right into my veins. todd: i have never received applause. [laughter] [applause] but nobody is even talking about the dwarves. how about the dwarves, todd?
coated the oscars that year. one was a comedian who had would perform with an arrow with his head and the other one had even worse name. [audience reacts] todd: never over. greg: anyway, it is the movie based on the true story of a wealthy memphis family who welcomed a down on his luck football star who would play in the nfl and win a super bowl. it is my story if you just changed super bowl to wet t-shirt contest. [laughter] you can see those pictures. fast forward to now and the real life michael oher, the guy they to in is accusing them of never adopting him and only using him to make millions from the movie deal. certainly this feel-good flick starts to feel kind of bad. i have not been this disillusioned about it since i found out soul and green was
kilmeade. there seems to be no cure, they are calling it cultural dementia. whenever one of their latest causes goes south. and myself, that includes fleeing new york for florida. [laughter] but they are, the media. whatever they get is contagious, spreading faster than whoopi s legs in a hotel pool. [audience reacts] there is a back straight to that joke so it was not just some kind of indiscriminate, disgusting comment. she did claim that she liked to have sex in pools. direct your letters to her for that image. do you remember the duke scandal? you are not supposed to. that is when a bunch of white frat boys were accused of raping a black stripper. the problem was it never happened. the only person who went to jail is the prosecutor.