greg: that s it. greg s orphanage. google it. tyrus: anyone want to google that? [laughter] my point is, tell-all s are [bleep]. greg: thank you for that. that leaves more time for the next segment. before we go, an update on the gutfeld monologues life. the show in tampa is sold out. i never sold out anything. tickets are still available and special guest tom salute, i do not sell your. go do g gutfeld .com for ticket go do g gutfeld .com for ticket information. hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i m a car thief. what?! i m here to steal your car because, well, that s my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! [crash] what?! haha, it happens. and if you ve got cut-rate car insurance, paying for this could feel like getting robbed twice.
-progressive helps keep you out there. greg: screw the brooch, give her a roach. for the $15 dinners in the bronx to let you name one of the roaches in their road to exhibit after your ask for valentine s day. or you could name one after your current sweetheart if they re into that sort of thing. the bronx zoo does not judgment but they last longer than a roach so it could be sent as a symbolic gesture about how long your level last or exactly the opposite. some say that love is like a roach, elusive, resilient and daring. put a lot of thought into this. but when it comes to valentine s day so do i, here s a montage of some of the gifts i have purchased for my wife over the years. into
tidbits, but they mean nothing to me. like really, greg? little tidbits in a tell-all mean nothing to you? greg: yes. what are you trying to infer? i don t know, my tell-all wasn t up there. l[laughter] greg: do your tell-all. i didn t get any you asked every employee, no one even knew who holly was. they do now. [laughter] oh! why was i not asked, why was i not asked? greg: you don t live in new york! i ve been here since wednesday, sir. [laughter] it must be nice. you know, mr. president, you can take a page out of the gut gutfeld he did his own tell-all. he direct it, he produced it. i don t know if you guys noticed, but that muffled voice, that was greg. [laughter] he asked t them, he sat while ty talkedded the about how great he was.ut greg: yeah, that s true. what s name of your orphanage?
greg: screw the brooch, give her a roach. for the $15 dinners in the bronx to let you name one of the roaches in their road to exhibit after your ask for valentine s day. or you could name one after your current sweetheart if they re into that sort of thing. the bronx zoo does not judgment but they last longer than a roach so it could be sent as a symbolic gesture about how long your level last or exactly the opposite. some say that love is like a roach, elusive, resilient and daring. put a lot of thought into this. but when it comes to valentine s day so do i, here s a montage of some of the gifts i have purchased for my wife over the years. into
administration you re appreciative of it because can you imagine how boring the tell-all about hillary clinton would be. the only interesting chapter the only interesting chapter would be when the computers got a virus because someone let anthony weiner use the wi-fi. it should event which color power suit should she wear that day. greg: that is quite a power su suit. it s a onesie. greg: christina, you re a business person or so i am told. this is a business. trump is basically revitalizing the tell-all. why not capitalize? you are seeing up political books climb 25% in last year. even if you just let him drive by or you re the gardener or the car, why not write a book? everybody has written one and i ve read one by bob woodward, there is nothing in it that was anything exciting or anything you could really write about. greg: i was going to ask you,