other than to remind you that it's very hard to be charged with murder if they never find a body. anyway... it's great to be back. i hope you all had a great christmas, or if you're like me, a great covid. yeah, i had covid, which was a great way to finish a year that started with me also having covid. so let's do the math here. i know greg is out there saying kat can't do math because he is definitely watching and has definitely not been dead for a week already, and less there's been awful coincidence. so this year i had two covids. i also had two covid shots. two plus two equals four. as in "forget about all of this belief." following all the rules and regulations failed me more than the dare program. i am over it and i bet you are too. i mean, i'm not the only one who had covid over christmas. lots of people did. unvaccinated people, covid buried vaccinated people, covid. boosted people, also covid. this christmas, covid was more popular then robbing a bloomingdale's with 30 of your closest friends. it hasn't gone anywhere. just yesterday the united states set a new record of covid cases. that's despite our leaders telling us repeatedly that we just did the right things, covid would be behind us. we just got the shots, we just closed our businesses and schools. we just stayed inside of our homes instead of indulging in luxuries like basic human interaction and gainful employment. we would defeat this virus. they should feel lucky they work for the government, because if they didn't, they'd get fired! they were so wrong! and so, like greg gutfeld making his 9 millionth drug use joke about his talented and brilliant cohost, it's time to admit that what they're doing isn't working and they really need to lay off. joe biden was almost there. almost. on monday, he admitted this. has mack there is no federal solution. this gets solved state-level. >> kat: biden believed that, then why not in the federal mandate? why keep rules in place that only don't solve anything, but also create more problems. jen psaki has since tried to walk biden's comments back, sing the full context shows that he really meant federal and state governments need to work together. but it's also wrong to suggest that rules are the answer. in new york city, we have some of the strictest, and yet we celebrate christmas eve by setting a new covid case record. other strict states like massachusetts and new jersey did the same. so what does that tell you? you should be done with their rules and find out what works for you. who else are you going to listen to? this guy? who thinks you need a mask alone on a beach outside with your wife? how about a news anchor at msnbc. >> i'm a fauci groupie, i'm a price vaccinated, adherent, i buy can 95 masks by the caseload, they are in every pocket, i wear them everywhere except when i sit down. >> kat: really, nicole? anthony fauci is your justin bieber? that's right, cultural reference that's newer than 40 years old. you won't get that with greg gutfeld. or cnn, where reporter chris alyssa bragged about buying himself rapid tests as a belated christmas present. nothing says "everything's fine" like considering adequate medical surprised to be -- supplies to be a serious holiday tree. what does he want for his birthday? a colonoscopy? mike children forced to do distance learning, this keeps getting more stupid. it's only a matter of time before someone creates a new product, the extremely rapid covid test. >> extremely rapid covid test, here it goes. >> traveling to visit my family. >> positive! >> yes! >> omicron! >> kat: even when the cdc seemed to be loosening things up in some ways, like cutting the recommended quarantine time down to five days from 10, it made other things stricter. it announced that it would be changing the wreck of addiction from anyone who's been vaccinated does not need to quarantine due to exposure to only people who have had a booster shot should be exempt from quarantining. worse, these quarantine roles would also include people like me, who don't need a booster shot because there booster shot was getting covid and having to spend christmas doing this. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ it's that time again ♪ ♪ christmas time is here ♪ ♪ with blessings from above ♪ ♪ god sends you his love ♪ ♪ and everything's okay ♪ ♪ merry christmas, happy holidays ♪♪ >> kat: unlike grade when he sits in this chair, i don't need a booster right now. right now i am far more protected than anyone who has gotten one and i've also probably had at least 47 covid exposures on my way to work today, so if i were to actually follow these new quarantine roles, you guys would never see me again, much like you may never see greg gutfeld again, but that does not mean he is dead. of course, immunity isn't perfect either. if it were, i wouldn't have had two covids. but saying it shouldn't be taken into account all is stupid. and yet, vaccination can be a smart choice. vaccinated people are still faring better when it comes to hospitalization and death, and if you're worried about those things, it could be the right choice for you. but the choice is the point. it should be your choice and your choice alone. and i'm not just saying that because i'm a mostly lawless even who thinks almost everything should be her choice. now with the omicron variant, the science shows that vaccinated, even boosted vaccination, can't stop you from contracting and spreading it, which was their entire justification for these mandates in the first place. we are entering into our third year of living like this and i am not doing it. i've been married for seven months now, costing vegas millions, and i still haven't been able to have a honeymoon because of all the fears about planning a trip with all the rules changing all the time. i mean, what would the cd -- what with the cdc suggest that i do for my honeymoon? [laughter] >> kat: honestly, i'd be afraid to ask what they suggest because they either don't get it or they just don't care. stuff like that is important. living your life is important, and i'm done listening to anyone who can't recognize that. the truth is, what do we do about covid should mean you and the people you live with. it should mean you and your doctor, or you and the voices inside your head. it should not mean you and the rules your government imposes on you unless you want to lose your job or the ability to move around what is supposed to be a free country. schoolhouse rock never mentioned your rights could be trampled as one politician clears an emergency and there is a 40-year-old reference in honor of greg gutfeld, who is probably still alive. so like crisco almost future, covid is not going anywhere. leaders and experts would be smart to focus on treatment instead of restrictions that do less good than searching my apartment for any evidence connected to greg's disappearance. let's welcome tonight's guests! he made a house call two years ago and he's been trapped in my apartment ever since, host of dr. drew after dark, addiction metal kill specialist and author of a new book, dr. drew pinsky. she talks so fast, carnival barkers ask her to chill out. outnumbered cohost emily compagno. he is so prolific he almost died from writer's cramp. fox news contributor and "washington times" opinion editor, charlie hurt. and his voice is deeper than the grades in his crawl space. david angelo! thank you all for coming on my show. >> and the after party at your house. >> kat: absolutely. absolutely. we already all had omicron at my house, so we are quite safe. so dr. drew, you're a doctor. >> god, you sound like greg now. >> kat: you are! don't ever tell me that, that's the meanest thing you can say. so listening to my monologue, am i right or am i so right that you also consider me know dr.? >> you are right indeed. you're right. look, it's time to understand that there's more important -- something more important than just surviving and flourishing and life has certain risks. we've done a great job, we have vaccines and therapeutics and all these ways of attacking it out. the omicron, which is our latest challenge, is much milder. i seen i mean dozens of cases in the last week and it has been exceedingly mild. yes, if you're unvaccinated it can hit you hard. if your elderly, anything can hit you hard, that's absolutely the case, but we have done an amazing job and we should begin to stand up tall, be a little courageous and begin to live our lives the way we want to and not be preoccupied with this thing, and as you said, make decisions for yourself with your doctor. let the health care system work again. that was always supposed to be the way it was. why does anybody care, kat, about what joe grogan does with his dr.? >> kat: i do. i wish my doctor would give me some of that stuff. >> that's fine, that's between you and your doctor. >> kat: emily. emily, you also have the christmas covid. i mean, did you love it or what? >> i feel like -- i think the biggest thing for me was just how surprised i was. it would be like if i had opened by stock and actually got cold. like not meals also. i was really sad, as you know, because i stocked you during the ten days too. the only thing that got me through it was knowing i wasn't alone in it but it was hideous. i also kept telling myself better me than any member of my family. >> kat: that's very nice of you. >> i know. i'm saving up for next year so that there won't be coal or covid again for christmas 2022. but i have to say i think the worst part to me, in addition to president biden, the only thing that he has said that has made sense was his slip when he said yeah, there isn't a federal solution. it's how the media keeps giving this guy a pass, right? claims that the answer to everything to your point is more government. its stricter rules, more laws, a bigger government encroachment into your life and the media gives them a pass. they say this year, this month, he reassured governors as coronavirus searches. when president trump did literally the exact same thing, when he left it to the states to make their own public health decisions, that same "new york times" said he was ceding any semblance of national leadership on the pandemic and that's what sucks is an ordinary american who doesn't really care who's in charge as long as there are reasonable, they make sense, and they don't infringe upon my liberties. under this one, i think christmas, christmas 2022 is going to be even worse than this year. i couldn't imagine anything worse. >> kat: that was actually me on christmas. i hope to god it does not get worse than that. >> but it was a great song. >> kat: eight is a great song! that i don't believe in anything. charlie, i heard you sing in the green room that you think we need more laws and that's the answer and you wish the united states were more like australia. >> no! >> to be clear, i love libertarians. libertarians are -- they're the ones -- i love the idea libertarians, in my heart of hearts i'm a libertarian but at the end of the day, summer is going to have to bail the bills and i'm afraid that's going to be me, and so -- >> and you have a heart. libertarians -- you met my friend kat timpf? >> i don't even mind -- >> harsh. >> that incentivizes better behavior, right? you have to be careful with charity. charity comes at a price, right? what you're exactly right. the thing that i think so many people fail to understand, especially in government, is that doctors might -- dr. fauci might be right about everything, that at the end of the day that still doesn't matter. he's not in charge. it's still -- we still get to make her own decisions, as you were saying, dr. drew, between us and our doctor, we make those decisions. but i think the real political thing that's going on right now is that with that statement that joe biden made about how the federal government is not the answer, he basically admitted in the political realm that the entire purpose of his campaign was a lie. this whole notion that he would -- covid was donald trump's fault and i'm going to run a presidential campaign into a correctly, he admits that that's completely made up, and that's a pretty stunning moment and then you add on top of that the fact that you're listening to the way that he speaks to those of us that he doesn't agree with. the disdain with which he speaks to the unvaccinated who are killing their families and things like that. i think -- we -- it will be a long time before we stop studying this. >> kat: david, do you have anything uplifting to say about the future? you are such an uplifting guy. >> mr. optimistic. >> i mean, i went to my doctor, i told him i lost my sense of taste, he said yeah, that explains those shoes. and these doctors, it's like what happened to the bedside manner? actually didn't get covid, although i have a feeling that might change after tonight. today's taping. i mean, good god buried >> kat: we already had it. >> does a lot of coughing going on here. i feel like i'm in the cheap seats of a phish concert. >> kat: you should be so lucky. anything else? no, that's it? >> uplifting? look, we are all going to die, some sooner than others. >> kat: that is uplifting though. we are all going to die, live how you want to live! up next, why did lopez swing keep out gayle king i cold coming on? zicam is the #1 cold shortening brand! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam. zinc that cold! ♪“i swear”♪ jaycee tried gain flings for the first time the other day... and forgot where she was. you can always spot a first time gain flings user. ♪ ♪ >> kat: strict covid rules from oprah had her telling gayle king nope-rah. last week the former queen of daytime through a welcoming party for her best to gail kings born grandson, which sounds like an excuse to throw a party and it's really all about her, and i respect that. oprah commemorated the joyous day on instagram with the caption "everyone who is spending christmas at my house has to be vaccinated, boosted, tested, and quarantined," not to mention faith imperial and wrapped in antimicrobial plastic. she's also -- meeting with jeffrey toobin. oprah's policy so strict that gayle wasn't even allowed in because like joe biden on air force one, she missed one of them. the guest of honor best of his own grandmother and oprah pasta best best friend, she did finally make it the next day after completing oprah's strict regimen but it's still unclear which step, the vaccination, the tested, the boosted, or the quarantined, that she missed. meanwhile, president biden continues to weigh vaccine minutes for air travel. reporters pressed him on the issue on vacation in delaware. >> when will you make a decision [indiscernible]? >> thanks, guys. >> kat: we wanted a clearer answer, so we zoomed with the president earlier. what do you say, joe? >> no, no. look, i'm going to do with the medical guys tell me to do, all right? i don't take a pepto-bismol without their permission. so the thing with the planes, i don't want to do it, to be honest. if everyone is vaccinated on the plane and someone gets sick, i get no one to blame. look, i've promised you that if you did what you were told, you get the vaccine, you got the booster, then you might get sick. i'm never going to point finger. i promised the american people i would always blame the unvaccinated, and i'm going to keep my promise, right? congratulations to gayle king on the grandson, a tennis player. >> kat: so, david, one western razor company becomes huge, like bigger than amazon, are you going to start acting like oprah? >> you know, we are we are the nation 'largest manufacturer of safety razors. but when you have oprah's money, the rules are different. you take precautions. when you're a billionaire, you're not going to die anytime soon, so you do what you can, you know, i get that. you've got to do risk management. the rest of us, what do we have to live for? you know? oh, my god, there's a one and 80 chance i will die going to tgi friday's. i like my odds, all right. it's like no, no, but it does explain why steadman is anti-vaxxer. he's not really. >> i got it. >> kat: i don't get it. i don't get it. >> oprah had a lot of steps to be around oprah, right? >> kat: yeah, i don't get it. >> steadman being in anti-vaxxer. being like -- >> kat: the best jokes you have to explain. >> i'm not funny so -- >> kat: that is true, so charlie -- so i don't care what oprah does. i think that's fine if people want to do the oprah thing and that, you know, gets them to be happy, but when biden starts trying to do it, imposing it on all of us, that's where i have problem. >> amen. i think it's fantastic. she's 67, she may have other issues. i don't know, but you know, that's exactly the way it is supposed to work. you have people to your house, you can set whatever rules you want. if you want people to wear a tutu, then they can wear one. you don't have to go to their house either, but the real problem comes when, as you point out, when you have the government mandating all of these things -- and especially -- two years and, mandating things that have been demonstrated not to work over the past two years. >> kat: doctor, are you offended you haven't been asked to join his medical team? what would you tell biden? >> listen, i am so mystified by the quarantined piece of oprah's policy. would people have to stay in a hotel for a week before they come to her house? flick the weirdest thing i ever heard. but have we all not been to chris' parties where we had to show vaccine and get a test, is it just me? i've had three of them. los angeles -- >> i don't get invited to parties. >> but you are the nations number one manufacturer of safety razors. >> you all didn't have an office party? >> it was a little late this year. just me and the rumba. >> kat: emily, i mean, i think it creates a false sense of security and imposes all these restrictions for no reason. >> it seems like the party was outside, where this thing does not transmit. it does not transmit. >> i thought the craziest part, you guys, is the fact she put her best friend on blast. set your own dozier house, fine. everybody that comes over to emily faust, they have to take off their shoes but i don't put a picture of kat up and say kat refused to take off her shoes so she is not allowed in and be like -- that was to me the greatest travesty, but i totally agree with quarantined -- what do you mean, quarantined at home and then get on a plane and get it and then come to the party? or quarantining in your lavish digs and then -- think it was actually -- to the point about the amount that billionaires can control and they can't, you would think that someone who had all that money would be just as fastidious with what they put in their mouths and caloric intake and obesity. >> kat: talking bad about billionaires, emily is a socialist. up next, speculation is running right for a former president's wife. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list event. i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking experience the power of sanctuary in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪ ♪ >> kat: will democrats ditched joe and kamala for michelle obama-la? joe grogan things of michelle obama runs for president in 2024 she will win, even in the matchup with donald trump. he made a prediction on a recent episode of his podcast. joe grogan smoke a lot of weed. >> i really believe that michelle obama runs, she wins. i think she wins. >> she's good. >> she's great. intelligent, articulate, she's the wife of the best president that we have had in our lifetime in terms of like representative of -- intelligent, articulate people. >> kat: seems unlikely, but if michelle obama became the first black woman and first former first lady to win, it would be so fun watching kamala and hillary's heads explode. joe grogan is not the only one already speculating about the next election. the hill recently compiled a top ten list of potential republican candidates likely to run in 2024. no surprise, donald trump is at the top of the list. rounding out the top five include the usual people, ron desantis, mike pence, chris christie, and nikki haley, but the election is still three years away. a lot can happen between now and then. covid could be over. the economy could be fixed. i could get covid four more times! or joe biden could become lucid. probably not the last one. all right. so charlie, michelle obama said 9 million times she's never going to be in politics, but this is a holiday week, we had trouble finding stories, so we're doing it anyway and now it's up to you to find something to say about it. >> yeah. so -- no, i will say that there was a time when that prospect frightened me because i think that she would be pretty popular. the problem with her though it is, you point out, she really doesn't like politics. and underneath that is sort of a disdain for people. and her husband was a really good liar, and he was able to pretend like he did like people, which is how politicians get elected, and so i think that while she would certainly be head and shoulders above anybody else on the democratic bench, i still think that -- i don't think that she would be a shoo-in, because it's really hard to fake that stuff. >> kat: it is, isn't it? through, you're the only tv doctor not running for office right now. other tv dr. guy is doing it. >> i thought about it. dr. oz is in. >> kat: yeah, well... >> i don't know. i look at that republican list and i just think republican so white. it sort of misses the zeitgeist a little bit, it's a little concerning. and you go a joe grogan prediction at your peril. i know he has to fill three hours and smokes a bit of pot -- a bit of weed, but he's pretty tuned into people's opinions. i would say, you know, listen to him if he makes a prediction. whether she runs or not is really what matters. >> kat: i just don't think -- i think she probably could win because i don't agree with her in anything, and if i met her eye would still definitely try to get her to like me. you know? >> totally varied i also feel like with that list, it sort of like the pilot episode of "game of thrones." there's so much to go through. it's based on the pilot episode, you totally would have been with oh, so-and-so eventually gets on the throne, you know what i mean? but instead there was like 6,000 wards, families, a thousand deaths, at the one of the end, the actual one that took the throne, you would never have predicted in the beginning. that's number one. >> kat: i never saw "game of thrones" but now i understand the title. >> and also it's the best show of all time. and the second thing, i feel like this demonstrates how the left just sort of worships and have the celebrity factor of all of the politicians. it's like even in the beginning, the nicole clip you played were she's like oh, my god, i love fauci, they given ma to andrew cuomo, they all tend to put on a pedestal political figures or anyone that has a slight celeb quality about them and they just worship them to their faults because otherwise they would listen to what michelle obama wants, which is not to run. >> are using michael avenatti would not have made a good president? is that what you're saying? how dare you. >> the answer is no. >> kat: what you think? i think that's a question for you, david. >> well, i think, yes, she could be donald trump. but i think anyone could be donald trump. as joe biden proved. i mean, he didn't even know he was running and he won. so it's like yeah, throw up anyone. the thing is, can we have a normal person be the president for once? the problem is the media -- the media is the enemy because any normal person who ran, they would have their lives ruined, so only psychopaths run for president. you only get these -- look at these crazy people. >> kat: well -- >> there so many -- think but how many normal people you run into in your day today. i never do. >> such a nice, normal guy. he's very on top of things. look at, this person knows -- airline pilots, you would like look this airline pilot. so in command, in control, cool under pressure. but they would never run because their life would be ruined, so you only get this like -- >> kat: baby and airline pilot, all right. we will see. coming up, is kim k getting -- ♪ ♪ one of my favorite supplements is qunol turmeric. turmeric helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. unlike regular turmeric supplements qunol's superior absorption helps me get the full benefits of turmeric. the brand i trust is qunol. ♪ ♪ >> kat: was kim kardashian trending forgiving away a movie ending? why are marvel movie geeks mad at the celeb with massive cheeks? kim kardashian, or as she's known in my house, kim kardashian, is getting dragged online for posting spoilers for the new spider-man movie "no way home." okay, spoiler alert, i'm about to tell you what she shared, so it's your chance to change the channel if you don't want to hear anymore about a young man swinging around town spraying secretions everywhere, and i don't mean pete davidson. all right. a few more seconds -- okay, that's enough. if you're old enough to be up this late, you are too old for spider-man anyway, okay? according to "the new york post," which is owned by our parent company, lane bryant, kim shared some screenshots of the film from her private theater on her instagram story. of the pictures avail the tobin mcguire and andrew garfield are in the movie i don't know why that matters, because i'm an adult, but some dudes who work for the show told me that it does matter and our conversation was also the closest any of them have ever been to a girl, so there you go. all right. so, kim, she later deleted the photos, but it was too late. if people were furious. tweeted one person, "i thought the spider-man end and would get ruined from a lot of places on social media for me, but never in kim kardashian's insta stories. nothing says privilege like getting a movie in your own private theater and spoiling it for those of us who are trying to stay home and safe." it sounds like someone is just mad they don't have a private theater. but since it's all spoiled at this point, let's just watch the end of the movie now. 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[cackling] >> the physical humor buried >> kat: so speaking of things people like, dr. drew, as a doctor, do you not agree in a professional doctor's opinion but there is something deeply wrong with grown men who like superhero movies? >> yes. when you! >> i'm with you on that. >> kat: okay. >> i notice you're not married to one. >> kat: i would never! >> but i'm surprised you are speaking to a few here. >> kat: i had to for work. >> i'm also surprised at what a slow news day -- newsday this was. >> kat: i wanted to publicly shame these men. >> we have enough trouble is already has men. >> kat: get this man out of here! >> we do, especially when we are younger. we don't know from where we hearken very well and we get preoccupied with all kinds of things, sports, spider-man, it's just the way our brain works, but it should be gone by the time you're an older adult. >> kat: absolutely, yes. i agree. >> i know you're disgusted. >> kat: it does kind of make me sick, charlie, but why don't these people just watch it in their own private theaters? >> exactly. i have nothing to offer. i thought spider-man came out 15 years ago and i didn't see it then, and so i'm not going to see it now. what i did think -- i read that this is the highest grossing movie in box office, which means people went to the movie theater, and it made over a billion dollars, so -- >> that's why it's a good movie. >> kat: is not true. >> i heard that, aside from the marble -- >> it's a step in the right direction. >> kat: towards what! >> to get away from covid! >> kat: emily. emily, who is tobin mcguire? >> i will tell you off-line, actually older than you think. i will say this about the movie. first of all, i feel like everybody is a captive audience. the reason it broke records is because of what else is there right now? >> kat: drinking! >> in theaters. >> you can do that in theaters now. >> kat: that's always good. >> you brought a flask. >> that was her way. >> exactly. and if you like for kim kardashian, isn't it the spider-man quote, to whom much is given, much is required, so if you like for someone like her, who knows that every day there are 300 billion people looking at her insta stories, she better know better. for example, what i saw online, the start of an "yellowstone" boiler, i lost my mind and didn't on the internet for -- >> kat: is that from the bible? is it from the bible? someone saying that in my ear, i would never know that, by the way. >> it was also in the spider-man movie. remember? >> i didn't know it applied to kim kardashian. that's amazing. >> kat: david, anything you have to say about spider-man, and apparently ecclesiastes? >> i agree. i don't get spider-man. i use to. as a child. kids grow up too fast meanwhile, you got this 40-year-old man running around dressed as pikachu. i don't know what's going on anymore. but i'm glad i -- she didn't spoil it for me, i actually saw the movie. my friend of the family, so i didn't know this until later when you show me the story. i can see why people would get upset. >> kat: really? because i'm hoping that some people just changed channel and see this boiler because of me. grow up! up next... do you rent to your plant or snub your shrubs? so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ (announcer) enough with the calorie counting, carb cutting, diet fatigue, and stress. just taking one golo release capsule with three balanced meals a day has been clinically proven to repair metabolism, optimize insulin levels, and balance the hormones that make weight loss easy. release works with your body, not against it, so you can put dieting behind you and go live your life. head to golo.com now to join the over 2 million people who have found the right way to lose weight and get healthier with golo. (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. ♪ ♪ >> kat: it's not rare to hold a conversation with a potted rhododendron. that was good, i think. in a survey by the british plant website the joy of plants discovered that 40% of adults admit to talking to their potted pals and four in ten people even ask their ficus friends if they're thirsty before watering them. it also found that 60% of people admitting to have two-way conversations with their pets, which to me seems like too small of a number. this was my goat, who is also named greg. earlier today after i told him i had to go to work. >> kat: i don't have a goat, that would be ridiculous. but i do talk with my cat all the time. drew, you've seen me do it. and it's very fulfilling, although we disagree, he's far more pro-trump than i am. i'm a little more libertarian. but it's normal. >> i saw him -- you carried him with you down the aisle at your wedding. >> kat: of course i did! >> that's not hyperbole, that is actually what happened. >> kat: he was with me way before my husband -- my husband was seeing other girls on the cat was with me. hadn't met him yet, doesn't matter, i can still hold it against him. david, do you talk to your raisers? >> thank you, i appreciate -- what? what segment are we on here? >> kat: i think he does talk to his raisers. >> i will talk to my raisers? >> america's number one -- u.s. made in america -- >> kat: nailing it! are you also the spokesman? >> on the owner -- i'm a co-owner. i have another guy. but you know what, it's a great company and we don't -- >> kat: emily, start talking. >> okay, for sure i talk to all animals absolutely. i talked to my dog all the time, for sure for sure, but also, you guys, even more portly than the percentage of people to talk to the plants is that plants respond and there was another study -- no, i'm serious. >> there are studies of this. >> yes, people walking up with scissors to share them, the france would plants or be frightened. the ones who would be talk to soothingly and encouragingly would grow. when i planted in front of my house to trees and they were equal and one was half the size of the other, every day when i would walk home from getting out of the car out there believing you, you got this, you can grow. >> kat: charlie, do you do this also? >> it's disturbing. >> for god sake! there living organisms. >> i think anybody who doesn't talk to their animals is probably unhinged. but i also think -- there's a scale though. if you're talking to your goldfish, you have real problems, but as animals get bigger, it makes more and more sense, to the point where if you have pigs and you talk to your pigs, that's perfectly reasonable. pigs are very conversant and they talk back. they do talk back. >> in what language? >> pig language. but literally if we drive by them on a lawn mower, they will begin rollicking and starting back because it's like -- that's their language. >> kat: i will make sure that i check that out next time i'm rollicking on my lawn mower. >> come on down. >> kat: with my pig. am i invited? >> bring your cat at your cat's peril. >> kat: awesome. don't go away, we got some skit outtakes next. pronamel repair , we can help actively repair enamel in its weakened state. it's innovative. my go to toothpaste is going to be pronamel repair. a must in your medicine cabinet! less sick days! cold coming on? zicam is the #1 cold shortening brand! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam. zinc that cold! >> kat: before you go you demanded it. more outtakes. by outtakes, blowing things up. >> always a political argument with my coworkers when they speak. oh [bleep] >> i think we just need to get you back -- [laughter] >> i oh [bleep] >> i think we just can't let you in here because this will explode with rage. >> if you don't get in here mech, you will explode with gas. if you don't get in here, you will explode with gas. if you don't let us and, this place will explode with gas. >> due to this active [bleep] [bleep], i don't understand. >> battle of [bleep]. this is [bleep]. [bleep]. >> joe mackey, the late great johnny carson -- sorry. joe mackie, [bleep]. >> i'm a huge fan. that guy really knew how to talk with people and he was so prolific -- [laughter] >> you really know how to connect with people and so many years, what a body of work. >> thanks for joining us. can we get it? [laughter] >> kat: thanks to dr. drew, david, emily compared, and "fox news @ night" is next. and on behalf of greg gutfeld, i love you, america. ♪ ♪ >> hello welcome to "fox news @ night" i mike emanuel in washington and for shannon bream. breaking tonight, the biden administration asking the supreme court to decide whether forced to continue implementing the trump era will remain in mexico policy from seeking asylum in the united states. the administration to wind down the policy but federal appeals court this month said it must