of the first time i saw kim kardashian s butt in person. see, that is me right there. [laughter] greg: i m behind her and to the right and you can clearly see my eyes were laser focused on that thing, and that thing was so big it kind of felt like it was staring back. now this happened in 2016 at the white house correspondent s dinner. i haven t gone since because how could i top that. this weekend s version of the event also reminded me why i haven t been back either. main stream media sucks and it s worse than a tux because the coverage reminds us of what it really is about. something i call ego affirming care. it s where members of the so-called free press can inflate their self-esteem like chinese spy balloons. and like every award show artificially created as a reminder that they matter. it s where they can saver shrimp cocktail al with the smell of joe biden s lingering farts. they smell like butterscotch. that s what happens when you main line werthers. to say dc is
this isn t a choke. i said what i said, i don t know what to tell you. you don t get to question me. you do not get to require proof for me. you helped establish these rules and set the bart. greg: he has a point there ryan s just giving the left a taste of his own medicine except this time those meds aren t puberty blockers designed to confuse kids. and he said he ll retain his preferred he/him pronouns and his penis. that way he can still compete in women s swim sports. [cheers and applause] greg: gad, isn t this a solution to this kind of self-identification hysteria is just jump right into the pool and get wet. dr. gad: i m already way ahead of this guy in my last book i argued i should be allowed to enter an under eight jude 0ism using trans ageism and
gregg: chip, here is the thing, by forcing him onto his meds aren t you depriving the jury, potentially, of seeing the guy in the delusional state in which he committed his alleged crimes? that s an interesting point, one that i don t think has ever been raised. gregg: it was raised by the descent in the 9th circuit court of appeals. yeah, it s certainly the requirement that we try to get the defendant to a state that he can answer his charges and assist counsel in the defense. he can then go back and with all the other psychiatric information we ve got make a determination whether or not he was insane or not. the question you asked for comes back to a very practical standpoint, if a person is this delusional he will probably end up if he s found insane, still in an institution for the remainder of his life. gregg: let me put it. you can save his life by making this plea, though and