one. jesse: i drove all over the country this morning. i had two bacon egg and cheese sandwiches. kimberly: they are so good. would you go bacon egg and cheese over sausage? jesse: i would go for the bacon. juan: worse than your private plane in terms of greg: if you put bread on the sandwiches, what you re eating is ten times better than breakfast cereals, granola, yogurt. a big dish of yogurt from wherever it is like having ice cream for breakfast. if you have lean meat, protein, and egg, the yolk, not the whites. enough of this egg white crap. kimberly: i am with you. eat the whole thing. it is tasty. it s beautiful. dana: you can get this nowhere else on cable news.
people are trying to sell for people to eat would go away. kimberly: greg, what do you make of this? you are a carnivore. greg: i m going to break this story. giving away at straws at restaurants, you can go to jail. you don t even read the stuff i sent you? kimberly: nobody got that. greg: never mind. kimberly: what is wrong with you? greg: let s talk about evolutionary science. meat and made us the king of all beasts because there s no other way to get protein rich nutrients and meat. you can say eat spinach. you re going to have to rent a u-haul to eat all the spinach you get from a state. the reason why we have these brains is because we ate so much meat for 200,000 years. if you think about environmentalists and veganism, they are all able to exist in 2018 because of the meat eaters of the past who built this amazing civilization that allows
that s a sad place to be, rooting for bad news so you might win. many of us are wearing burgundy. no reason why. it just happens. kimberly: it s interesting, isn t it? not a secret society. greg: no, dana, i bet you have a theory about what s going down. his first day in davos, and he s doing great. dana: indeed he is. looked to me like he was having a good time. every time he has gone overseas, it s like oh, actually, you know what? he has friends. he is making friends or on the road, making relationships. this was one of the things that i imagine a trump presidency would bring. he is a disruptor and my theory, if steve bannon were still in the white house advising the president, i think this visit would look very different. the tone and tenor would be different. the speech would be different. instead what he s able to do is go and say hey, i am the head coach of capitalism. the world economy is going well.
no bond. jesse: no bond? kimberly: i didn t have any bonds. there was nothing. i use a little spicy mustard. i had pepperoni today too. greg: you are going to be doing this in ten years when you are my age. no more bread. you re going to be eating nothing but meat. jesse: what s wrong with brad? greg: carbohydrates, sugar makes you fat. jesse: i m not so sure about that. kimberly: what kind of diet are you on now? what happened over the holidays? juan, what do you have to say about this? juan: let me say what is surprising is they take the worst sandwich, the one that has the worst, most impact on the environment, breakfast sandwich with sausage, bacon, eggs. they said it s the equivalent of driving 12 miles if you just eat
confident. doesn t have anything to hide i maybe went a little too far. you don t think he really wants to go in there and go toe to toe with mueller. juan: probably thinks he can sell ice cubes to eskimos. greg: you assume they like ice cubes because they are eskimos? jesse: where do you think the president, juan, would be the most nervous or get the most nervous answering questions from robert mueller? where do you think he has the most exposure? juan: he has got so much exposure. starts asking him about things like, well, michael flynn or the firing of jim comey. let s go with collusion for the moment. what about michael flynn? what about the fact that flynn lied about contacts with the russians? what about your son having meetings with the russian lawyer, what about you asking