hand ops. kimberly: that was like an infomercial. greg: there are some very good-looking poor people. i was poor for a long time. i was poor for a long time. jesse: i am still more poorer than you. and better looking. greg: [laughs] you just proved your point. kimberly: just a really doesn t mean that. there is a mom text coming. jesse: she already hit me up for a poll. juan: you are reciting rasmussen which is conservative leaning. they have almost half of americans going we should have guaranteed jobs in the country. i guess they are socialists. what you have in this moment in terms of income inequality is a heightened sense of concern. people feeling i got left behind. i am never going to catch up. i can t get a house as good as my parents. i remember you guys going after her like clinton during the campaign, why doesn t she
it s time for one more thing. greg? tomorrow night the greg gutfeld is live at 10 o clock and it s going to be so much better than the white house correspondents dinner which sucks. we have dr. drew pinsky and we have special little surprises in store. it will be live so anything can happen. all right. thank you very much. good luck with that. 10 o clock. jesse? the late breaking mom text. this just in: fact checker. your first film was not star wars, it was et and you sobbed. [laughing]. oh my god. nice! mom calling me out for crying. i am also live saturday night covering donald trump s
as, perfect attendance. there he is. he looks more puerto rican than me. i think he has better looks. juan: does he have a feeling he was treated unfairly? kimberly: no, not at all. my parents were both super lovely, nice to him. he was just more mischievous and probably had more fun. juan: jesse, were you the favorite? kimberly: [laughs] mom text coming. jesse: it would appear my parents like my sister more because i was trouble as a chil child. they have a lot more in common. they are both liberal academics. deep down, i always really know they really do like me more. juan: take it easy. take it easy. kimberly: it s a little emotional for him. look at his eyes. juan: day now. dana: i think my parents absolutely loved my sister more. maybe not loved more. angie is certainly the favorite. she is the favorite of every party, every event, everything.
the engine exploded. you never hear this. it s an extra ordinary event for people who flight. we all think american aviation is so safe. the big planes never have a problem. dana: people worry about props. juan: i don t like getting on a little plane, but this is a big one. jesse: it s why i only fly private. really the only way to go. [laughter] dana: that is good to know, jesse. kimberly: every man, so relatable. juan: a man of the people. dana: leaving new york on the way to dallas, and then to philly, probably a long 20 minutes. jesse: i have had this happen to me once. it wasn t obviously the severe but i remember texting my mother, saying i love you, thinking i was going to go down. greg: what did she text back? kimberly: what was the mom text? jesse: when they are doing the safety demonstration, pay attention. you are in the exit row, you don t know how to operate the air mask.
people. hours later, it leaks to cnn. you don t think this looks like a set up? greg: that is terrible impression of dana. [laughter] kimberly: oh, no. my goodness. i hope you get a mom text. this jesse: i already got one from juan. juan: i didn t text you. jesse: from mama. juan: when you go low, dana goes high. jesse: just siting periodicals. dana: i try to give credit where credit is due, and i read. juan: what an elitist attitude. dana: i am very establishment. greg: talking heads read something and act like it s their idea. kimberly: byron, don t ever forget what jesse just did for