emily: he sees himself as a worthy opponent to ron desantis, he s the guy looking in the ring like i m going to take him down. the problem besides intellect is policy. ron desantis has been actually governing and accomplishing positive things where gavin newsome as mayor and governor has run the city and state into the ground. but you re right, he s looking for that back door to the white house a hundred percent but i hope and i know californians hope as well he doesn t get anywhere near it. greg: back door to the white house. emily: i mean greg: what do you think char charlie? back door to the white house? tyrus: don t answer charlie. do not seek this treasure greg: sounds like a title to a cool romance novel. back door to the white house. tyrus: nope, nope greg: up next, will smith is back to discuss the smack. living with hiv, i learned that i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that s why i switched to dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1
even though they were once remotely intelligent then ran off with the circus just because they wanted to be part of the political mess, i have such disdain for those people. greg: it is true though, the big problem is that he moved so much. would you be worried if you were kamala? do you think something s happening? tyrus: i don t think kamala worries about anything. i think, in her world, it s all roses and trips to the moon and wonderful things and thanking everyone. thank you, thank you. thank you know, new speech writers, don t worry i ll wing it. i don t think she s worried about a thing. i think she s eyeing the big seat. listen they re all falling in line that s all this is and gavin wants to be at the front of the line so he s the first one to say i would not run against our dear sweet president like biden s going to remember that [bleep] a week from now. [laughter]. tyrus: and then when low and behold old sleepy joe decides to actually take a nap, preferably not the lo
emily: no, no. greg: okay. tyrus: you think about it but you don t do it. emily: i would like to. tyrus: even if you could reach him greg: that s why i m over here. emily: i agree with you, it s like the saying maybe your dad said also, it matters more the aftermath. so if he had come out, to your point and said unequivocally i apologize there s no excuse, i m so sorry, i would be honored to keep working and have you watch my films. instead he makes it all about him. in that apologies reminded me of the character he played about the computer and he was homeless, he was literally that character. so whenever actors apologize you always think in your head do you memorize these lines and you re just saying it. greg: did he make that face, too, look i can this? emily: i don t know. the point is that, you know, i m not about cancel culture or whatever but the whole point is everyone s decision reflects where their support is. so comedy central putting him on
dawn and be a dumb ass doesn t matter. all this has noning to do with it. so all the people working at night are injure morons drooling on each other. they just need putout. morning people were smarter. if they were smarter they wouldn t have to get up in the morning. [laughter] greg: wow, you know, emily, do you like sleep? emily: yes. greg: sleep is fun. is it hard for you to get up in the morning. emily: not really but when i do sleep i have to be like contained i have my waited blanket. greg: tied up you mean? emily: here s what i was thinking, verbal intelligence what i m picturing is the partners are really annoyed when the other partner wakes up early good morning, hi, what s going on with the coffee. that what led toward verbal intelligence also one time i was driving with someone and her entire circadian rhythm was nocturnal and so she ended up her whole life school everything she hated every job. after she got the nighttime job she could be her true free self.
transmitted if a monkey bites you during sex? greg: kat science isn t about feelings. with the phrase monkeypox, the bad part of the phrase is pox, not monkey. any kind of pox is going to be bad. it s monkeypox or mpox or corn pox kat: yeah. this is obviously useless and makes no difference but who doing things that make no difference is actually a step up from what they were doing for several years which is making a big difference in a very bad way. greg: yeah. and you know what kills me charlie if they might have a point if they said people aren t taking it seriously because it