has to be a deep-seeded hatred amongst americans is much like al capone s vault. once you crack it open, there s nothing really there. once you see it, you can t unsee it. like when you see geraldo shirtless. sadly, there s no vaccine for that. [ applause ] gutfeld: welcome tonight s guests. he s a successful comedian, and actor. which means at one point in his career, he was also a successful waiter. her last name is italian for talks too fast, outnumbered co-hosts, emily campanio. his novels are so delicious they should be in the cookbook section. up in the air author walter kearns. she s got brains, she s got
website, rob schnyder s friend.com. gutfeld: nice. thank you, emily, walter, jamie, our studio audience. tuesday night. bye-bye, america. hello everybody, i m jesse watters along with katie avenue listen, jessica tarlov schon and bream and brian, 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. jesse: the harsh reality of joe biden s america really coming into focus these abdominal couple of weeks. the president getting ridiculed on line as hashtag empty shelves low over the supply chain crisis he waited too long to fix and as if that wasn t bad enough gas
that s true? for $400,000, i would take the anthrax vaccine. i really would. i know lebron stefan curry got the johnson & johnson? they re saying it s just as effective as having one of those circular band aids. so gutfeld: good to see you, jamie? good to see you. gutfeld: so much talent. such an empty space. emily, don t you feel this debate could be settled if we got rid of lawyers in the media? from the room? hey. i was just going to the media and a lawyer. i was going to say i shouldn t now, you don t deserve it. i think a disclaimer in the beginning passes legal muster, just saying. kyrie said it best, what
amongst americans is much like al capone s vault. once you crack it open, there s nothing really there. once you see it, you can t unsee it. like when you see geraldo shirtless. sadly, there s no vaccine for that. [ applause ] gutfeld: welcome tonight s guests. he s a successful comedian, and actor. which means at one point in his career, he was also a successful waiter. her last name is italian for talks too fast, outnumbered co-hosts, emily campanio. his novels are so delicious they should be in the cookbook section. up in the air author walter kearns. she s got brains, she s got
gutfeld: i know what you re thinking, that kid in the sailor hat is adorable. get that young man a pipe and a can of spinach. but also deep down, no one cares about diversity if it means sacrificing success, which jacobson cleverly exposed. they learned more in ten minutes than they will in four years. [ applause ] gutfeld: i m going to stop there. we need to save time. emily, like me, you re a cheerleader for the raiders. i still own my skirt, by the way. this is funny. this is great. we realize it s all a farce. if people don t want to apply quotas to sports because they want to win, then why in the hell are we applying it to the military and the cia and the fbi? remember those commercials. if people want to be equity and true diversity and inconclusion, which people do, we need to