lots of guys in suits looking at me, eyeballing me. you know what that means. an entire a-block on harry potter. mike said do it or he would walk. who knew pompeo was a harry pothead? i heard him over there talking about his hogwarts. next month there is a new game coming out called hogwarts legacy. for all you nondorks, dweebs, nerds, and men who have never touched a woman who wasn t a relative, the game is set in the world of harry potter, and it seems like fun, but according to the outrage we are always outraged. if you buy this game, you are a bigoted monster. see, for the past year, trans activists have been pushing a boycott of the game over its association with j.k. rowling. she has nothing to do with making the game at all. women don t know computers. [laughter] of course she will profit from the licensing rights which have certain pro-trans groups boiling mad paper they ve been that way for years. she was absent from the harry potter films 2010 version special, a
[applause] greg: something tells me that the government has been feeding aliens to people, and they have been dying. this is definitely a tucker original. [laughter] the mutilations, that s nothing. call fox nation, we ve got a show! greg: coming up, does his face turn away diners at the cafe? are y for me are you ready are you ready
it.you ve both thrown f-bombs. greg: someone does it another person has to do it, and all of the sudden everyone is swearing. i don t know. there s a couple in the book. those will be mine. he is totally a swearer. he is on good behavior. they [bleep] it out, so let it fly, mike. sounds good. greg: have you ever seen a money? they don t even have them in museums anywhere. i ve been going to a lot of museums. it s a dry january. [laughter] i ve never been to so many museums in my life! no, it was pretty cool. i saw a guy tell a girl he was also seeing other people in line at the planetarium. shut up! he chose that moment! oh, my god. that s amazing. i m glad i was for dominic there for her, a complete stranger in line. so yeah, i have. but this makes no sense. they are nerds writing this
what was it like working with him? i talked to him often on, and i ve always got the sense that it s always good to be on a friendly basis with him, but don t get too close, because you don t want to be the target of, like, anger. what was it like it? did you see the pictures of me after those four years? [laughter] i think that answers your question. greg: how did you lose your weight? i stopped eating everything i love. greg: okay, let me ask you this. [laughter] that s how it goes down, yes. you answer that so quickly, too! i can still feel the bread in the pasta. greg: how do you get up in the morning? you know then basically, did you do kind of an atkins diet? i did the pompeo diet. i just stopped eating. [laughter] seriously, no bread, no pasta. that s what i ate. chicken, vegetables. but you didn t give an inch. greg: what is that stuff
greg: the story is so interesting because all of this is happening back-to-back. in august it was trump, then this biden thing. it s almost like a case study of how the media treats a story when it happens to their side. you can quickly compare it. the trump thing looks totally over the top and crazy the way they reacted to these other things. what do you think? i thought you were going to ask about how many documents i had in my garage. there is none because it s filled with corvettes. greg: [laughs] it s kind of a rorschach test to see how you respond when your team has these documents. my theory is, and a lot of these things, we should do our best to keep them where they re supposed to be. clearly some of these got away and we need to get them back. greg: are we over classifying things? undoubtedly. undoubtedly some of what s classified will turn out, if you read it, it wouldn t upset the e whole world or put anyone s life