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
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close to this weird dementia where every bad thing that happens it somehow does not exist, tyrus. tyrus: greg, and i do not tell you this early because i don t ever want to see that clip again. what your monolog is basically giving woods to is you remember that wonderful dinner, don lemon and frederick cuomo had together. greg: yes. tyrus: where they were in new york city. it was a lovely evening. there was no crime. people walked by and said, hey, dom. that is how the world is because that is how they see it. so of course there should be no bill because when i m outside, there s no problems. it is all lollipops and gumdrops. so that is how they project the world. and that is theirs and that they say it is the group. so therefore, they are doing it because their life is great. so when they project this [bleep], because they are in a situation where they can go to nice meals and i m pretty sure
but i just don t see them coming close to this weird dementia where every bad thing that happens it somehow does not exist, tyrus. tyrus: greg, and i do not tell you this early because i don t ever want to see that clip again. what your monolog is basically giving woods to is you remember that wonderful dinner, don lemon and frederick cuomo had together. greg: yes. tyrus: where they were in new york city. it was a lovely evening. there was no crime. people walked by and said, hey, dom. that is how the world is because that is how they see it. so of course there should be no bill because when i m outside, there s no problems. it is all lollipops and gumdrops. so that is how they project the world. and that is theirs and that they say it is the group. so therefore, they are doing it because their life is great. so when they project this [bleep], because they are in a situation where they can go to
this fort will be here to be treasured for a long, long time. [upbeat country music] - cool, i found a pistol bullet, man. [bell rings] i ain t found one of these in a long time. - jep, there s a mini ball. [bell rings] i m finding these mini balls like gumdrops. in that area, you just start finding musket ball after musket ball, and guess what? i ll dig them all day long. - round ball. [bell rings] - round ball? - yeah, i knew, i thought it was one. - [jase] all right, it s heating up. - you know, honestly, i got over this jase competition thing, like, 20 years ago. to tell you the truth, i m just having fun finding stuff with my brother. this has been a fun day, shooting quail and finding treasure. [phone rings] that s about as good as it gets, to be honest with you, hey. - [murry] you re not gonna believe it.