approve of biden's job performance and those 33 percent were rushed back to the mental health facility where the pollsters had fowbd them. his approval's like his body temperature, barely above freezing. it's trawp three points since november and beats former president trump's worst approval rating bay one point. at least he can finally say he's better at trump than something. it is an amazing comparison considering the press that trump got was a relentless drum beat of hysterical hate. and yet joe who has none of that from the press, is rated worse than trump. how is it that an old man coddled by every media entity on earth is less popular than the monster the media deemed worse than hitler, stalin, and maroon 5 combined. yeah, it's an amazing feat, but not when you see how bad it's really gotten. >> vaccinated americans wondering why you refuse to restrict their activities saying most americans will get covid. >> we'll talk about that later. >> gutfeld: there we go, he's praying for it all to end. that's about as reassuring as an uber driver with whiskey on his breath. americans were sold joe, political zan, after the crystal meth ofl donald trump. joe was supposed to be beloved and popular relief after captain evil. even with a face lift and the hair transplant you can't make him look good. why is that? other than the fact he's a demeanted old circus monkey. let's ask the president why his numbers are so low. >> people used to like me. i queued to shake hands on the amtrak. i'd get in close and squeeze the charmin, now i got do what they say, spend a year in the basement, keep your mouth shut, when you come out, you'll be president. they won't even let me smell people's heads anymore. >> gutfeld: that's the real tragedy. the reasons for joe tanking the polls are obvious. whenever crap is bad, which is a lot under the dems, they don't address, they can't. they pivot. as covid and crime and inflation continue, joe scampered into the world of voting rights looking for cover. and because he's become so invested in identity politics and wokism, they don't know how to solve actual problems anymore. it's just pronouns instead of policies. they've become so good at racial theatrics but they bam b when it comes to helping out the average american voter. mean while joe embraced rhetoric that was about as unifying as alec baldwin showing up on the set of a new western. unified america against him, i suppose. even his allies admit he went too far. >> perhaps president went a little too far in his rhetoric, but fundamental principles and values at stake are very, very similar. >> if he was trying to get votes, it would not be vote-getting speech. i think he gave what you call -- >> yeah, it was a you going to hell speech and not even in a hand basket. america struggles with serious stuff, joe just labeled after americans once again as biggots, racists, monsters strs. thanks for the support, joe. he wonders why he has a son who used to mistake parmesan cheese on the rug for crack. maybe joe was just the a-hole the left tryed to tell you trump was. he even his own side doesn't want to be on his side anymore. pretty soon, no wn will be left to capture gretchen witmer, when you lose al sharpton and dick durbin, you are on [bleep] i lbd and no wn want to get near you. the only way off is to swim right through it. joe is calling eaive wn racist. this from a man who went to the funeral of a kkk leader. his mvp implied he was racist during the debate. a bunch of people call calling everyone else racist, including each other. too bad they can't tell you why you're racist, just like critical race theory, you just are. whose voting rights are americans denying? they keep saying it's jim crow on steroids but they can't find any victims with giant foreheads and back acne. there's no evidence that republicans have tried to stop illegal voters from voting. how did georgia, a red state that has a large black population flip blue in the last election? because republicans kept black people from the ballot t box. they name one person kept from voting. is it a convicted murderer? i don't know. then say so. we need clarity of who we're discriminating against. and yet, the media plays along. >> president biden's fight to protect voting rights. >> bush voting - - . >> the president was pushing for the senate to change it vote to have voting rights legislation. >> right now there's little hope any republican in the senate will vote in fave of any voting rights. >> i called them tools but that implies usefulness because even as they support the president his numbers still tank, and theirs right along with his. no wn likes to be demonized. i do, but that on role plague night. you know how hard it is to find red latex in extra small? joe keeps smearing decent people who are just minding their own business. they are hindering the rights of otherswhen it comes to voting. they're trying to get allock in tough times. we're going through all of this and joe's still out in front calling you names while wondering why everyone keeps calling him brandon. we have a president who ran ununified. even though everything he accuses you of, like supporting biggots, he did himself. no wonder his numbers continue to slide like a rectal thermometer dipped in motor oil, yeah, i know, at this rate he may get his own show on cn nrs. let's welcome tonight's guest. she went from president of now to independent wow, fox new contributor tammy bruce. he's running for new york governor harder than the women who ran from our last governor, congressman and republican candidate for new new york governor, lee zeldin. and yeah. he must have left his tiger in the green room. laws rr -- what's up zig freed? fox across america host, jimmy failla. and she's like a kitchen sponge, small, abrasive, and far more disgusting than most people realize, fox news contributor kat timf. it looks like you muggleed david blane this time. are you going to do house magic during the break. >> you're wearing velcro shoes, they light up when you walk. >> velcro shoes are the greatest thing when you're in a hurry. slide them on in. it's really just stylish shoes always come loose. do you notice that? it's like you have one job, shoe lace, you have one job, shoe lace, and you remain untied. it's absolutely nuts. i think i rr the fault of big shoe lace. as a biggot and the racist, jimmy -- [laughter] >> gutfeld: do you ghetto fend -- do you notice how i didn't push back? you really have to work hard to be a biggot and a racist. >> you is to get out there, taxi, refuse certain fares, not supporting a garbage voter rights bill. shame on him. and of course it's divisive, and disgusting, and inaccurate, but what's really so disqualifying about it is how stupid it is. i mean the strategic gambit of this, the georgia bulldogs won their first national title in 40 years. they're football. they're in the middle of the biggest party american has ever seen yet. somebody was like we'll fly down an ole man to plug in a teleprompter and call everyone racist and everybody was like who let this angry grandpa into the room. it drives people crazy for two reasons. obviously the type time expeks -- execution is bad. most blue state dooz and it's something jake tapper called out on cnn. how come they nesh call out the blue states with restrictive voting rights? to be clear, georgia has no restrict f voting rights. there is no case of somebody not being allowed to vote. although at this point the only thing they're not voting on is which bar to hit next. the reason we're hearing these stories now about hillary clinton potentially running in 2024, stick with me -- she wants it in the news, two, we have already entered garbage time in this presidency. you know in a football game, sometimes a team goes 31-nothing in the first quarter and the announcers are like what are we going to talk about now, we're in that moment in the presidency where the announcers are like i guess we'll talk about hillary. some people are like no, it's because she's younger than biden. so is moses,. we're talking about her because he sucks. >> all right. returning to your era as a cab driver, you won't shut up, thank you, get nee me to 31st and third. hold on, let me get the kid's seat out of the back. i love you. tammy. >> yes. >> gutfeld: okay. this polling numbers, i always thought he would be kind of likeable, right? weren't we supposed to think that he -- well, he's not going to be like trump, divisive, he's more divisive than trump. it's amazing. >> i think trump is a comedian and realize his sense of humor and needed the perspective. this juxtaposition of this guy who is generally screaming all the time get off my lawn. he comes out, says get off my lop. when he was in the basement he could be what we all imagined like our grandpas or the old guy that you do like. now he sits there and with that clip you had, he doesn't sit there and look confused, he smirks at you. like he knows the secret and he thinks you're dumb. and he's the problem. >> gutfeld: yeah. >> so that's where americans are looking like, this isn't even like theoretical arguments or about immigration even though it is, it's real-life events that we see now eaive day. like we can't fill up the gas tanks because it's too expensive, or do i buy my kids or my husband a steak or do i fill up the tank? >> gutfeld: buy the steak. >> you have to, you can't avoid it every day. here is this guy sitting there like we're the problem. can and like he knows everything. and he's smirking at people. and the american people, they don't like bullies, they don't like a people who look down on you, we love the underdog. this show is doing so well, people love the underdogs. >> gutfeld: also because i'm good-looking. >> there you go. and you have a good time and people might disagree with you sometimes, but you're not talking down to people who -- >> gutfeld: i can't talk a down to anybody. >> there you go. >> gutfeld: because i'm short, okay. just to make that clear. congressman, it is kind of interesting. i guess the fact that, imagine if he had the same level of media criticism. he wouldn't even be president anymore. >> his approval rating would be running neck in neck with covid itself and inflation. >> gutfeld: that true. >> we should not be shocked by these poll numbers that we're seeing. there's lot of cries eaz cries ease from a afman stn, southern border, but this how bad it's gotten. ron klain, the white house chief of staff, just tweeted out an approval poll where the disapproval was higher. he was underwater. >> gutfeld: right. >> he's gotten so bad inside the white house they're pushing out bad polls saying i know it's bad but it's not that bad. things are not going well right now in this country, and it is important for us to have competency. i think what's frustrateinga lot of americans is worse than incompetency is when you see policies where you know exactly what krowr rr doing -- you're doing wrong and you do it anyway. that not a incompetency, they know what they're doing wrong. >> gutfeld: because they can't seem to agree with the people they are demonizing. the people that know how to fix the border are the same people they're calling deplorables or racists or cat tism fs. >> i think i can relate to the mistakes. i think he's trying so desperately to be liked by people that are nesh going to like him any. like this super progressive, they're nesh going to like the kkk eulogy guy. you're never going like the crime go goals guy. and then at the same time he's turning away people that might be into him, if you want to put it -- but that's how you end up with 33 percent approval rating. he's further dividing up people, making people not like him even more, he's just creating new problems, which i think we have enough problems already simplet it's like he's on a date checking out the girl at the other table who 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viewership compared to the same week last year. they pulled in over two and a half million viewers last january now it's barely over a half a million. it's no surprise with all those scandals from chris cuomo. they've dropped tons of viewers compared to the same week last year they lost two-thirds of their overall audience and 80 percent amok the key demo. maybe that has something to do with the stuff joy reed's been spewing nightly. >> peep whool are willfully unvaccinated, fine, don't get vaccinated, but they need to start to pay a little bit more of the cost of what this is doing to our system. there are fines that are -- they've ended quarantine pay for those without vaccination. ikea is lacking sick pay for unvaccinated workers. o. you is to say i'm willing to take the risk to be unvaccinated. shouldn't they have to pay more intoo the system because they are collapsing our health system. >> gutfeld: begging for way wage discrimination? that's so offensive, joy will probably claim her t havings show was tack hacked. maybe we should pay stupid people less as well. by the end of the year joy should have enough money to buy a tik to being or cnn. so lee, it's kind of like the when we were talking about joe biden, when you look at this 90 percent drop of cnn, it does make sense when you create a business that constantly craps on the customers. you're going to lose customers. cnn's almost like a mirrored decline of biden or vice vrsa. >> they are dumbing down their audience. i can't tell you how many times i've tuned in. when we had -- testify in front of the impeachment that night i put on don lemon. if you were watching that show from about 10 to 1007 p.m. you were dumber than if you tuned in when you first turned that on. i think it's a real disservice to the person who has a busy life, they get home from they get caught up on the news and you start to realize oash the course of time they are going to dumb you down. what it feels like right now at cn nrgs is that it's kind of like that. they get some better ratings, it kind of feels like the team that can never quite win. >> gutfeld: right. >> and they need to make some big changes and one of those big changes would be firing joy reed. >> gutfeld: yeah, that true. that the scuttle but according to scuttle butt magazine, kat, a publication i just invented, that she might be on her way out. do you have any advice for cnn? i feel like the direction for them should be a revamp to vh1 where they do nothing but specials on nostalgia and we love the 80s. like the 18 80s. >> the only thing crazier than the ammont of viewership they've lost in one year is losing that much and then also not changing anything. >> right, right. >> it's the same. it's the exact same. you look at that and anyone would be like listen we gotta -- or they go -- are they going for a hundred percent loss? the people getting home, they tell you you're stupid, they tell you your a bad person, and nobody turns on the tv for that. that's why i turn on the tv, to drown that out in my head. >> gutfeld: exactly. you have to be a mas -ks to actually watch cnn because that's all they do. tammy, you know, people know that i'm a loving charitable person. >> yes shism. >> gutfeld: and i only want to help people, can we come to a solution to hep c nn out of their horrible crisis the harassment claims, the pedophilia, the relentless pattern of hosts? >> we can help them by really helping them disappear. they've got to morph into something else. chris cuomo's gone. people, the cuomos in general have played a service for everyone about what not to become. so you're watching that, you make decisions about who not to emulate and how bad it can be that you look up at people who happen to be on tv just because they're on tv, except for you you're the perfect example for the perfection of it all. >> gutfeld: thank you. >> except, howive -- you're welcome. >> come on. >> there you've got -- i know. here you've got, though, -- >> gutfeld: i'll take it. >> a perfect example especially with the anthony fauci. i was wondering who is he reminding me of? who is he reminding me of? it's a weird hybrid combination of michael avin ati, and andrew and chris cuomo. it's a reminer that you can look at these people they have money and they're famous but they might not be good. they might not be good people. so what can we do to help them? is reminding them that there are alternatives in life, you can do something else for a living, you can have cn nks be a different kind of network. it's like that network that became chip and joanna gaines, diy became mag noel yaw you. >> you know you're -- remember headline news it's just all forensic files. >> exactly. >> gutfeld: they haven't changed the name, they still call it headline news. shouldn't cnn change the name like the maxwell channel. headline news, if you remember, joy bay har had a show on there. every time they had a commercial, it was a jack kavo rrgs kiankavorkian commercial. >> most of their ratings are people stuck in airport bars or you guys trashing them. those ratings are in the toilet. really quick about joy reid who could not spell shameless race-baiting bu foon if you spotted her the j, the o, the y, the b, the a, the h, the r -- she came with nicky nicki minaj and nicki minaj brought back joy's tweets. it turns out you, you shameless transactional idiot. can't wait until she's gone. addition by sub stlawngz i can't wait to see who they replace her wvment. that going to be awesome. >> go maxwell who might be getting out on some bail. >> gutfeld: that woman never stops getting off. goodnight, everybody. up next, after a light sentence for setting a fire, an arsonist preaches to the choir. their car. ow! i'm ok! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ only in theaters december 17th. - [narrator] it's a mixed up world. and the way we work looks a little different. but whether you embrace the new normal or just 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arson's a bust, baltimore da says this one's on us. even as the crime wave enlarges, criminals say we should drop charges. luther trent pleaded guilty to porching his ex-girlfriend's baltimore townhome last year faced several counts including three attempted murder charges but a plea deal set him free. they must really dislike their girlfriends in baltimore. six months, i've had burning sensations that lasted longer. now he's out of probation and even he is saying he shouldn't be walking the street. >> i was just charged with 18 different counts that was dropped to 10 and then it was droped to one when i shouldn't be out right now. that tells anybody that oh, i can go shoot somebody, or i can go attempt to shoot somebody and i'll be fine. >> that is amazing. so a criminal admits the sentence he got could some day cause him to get shot and criticizes the legal system that helped him avoid a hengty jail sentence. maryland mosby, the attorney bhiebd the cock amain plea deal decided a lack of criminal record your first three attempted murders are free. so another progressive da letting criminals out. at least mosby understands criminals need to be punished. if you live in baltimore your first arson is on the house. smoke them if you got them. that same maryland mosby was federally indict hours ago for allegedly lying on a loan application. is this just a crime of passion? >> it probably was really passionate. you don't set someone's house on fire -- >> gutfeld: he's trying to kill everybody. >> i'm saying you don't do that for somebody you're kind of meh with. >> this is the point about hate crimes, love crimes worse than hate crimes. >> absolute absolutely. the sex was awesome, i'm sure. it's not okay, you don't try to kill somebody no matter how good the sex is. >> gutfeld: you all a moralist. >> yes, i am very. it's also like it was basically attempted murder and it was crazy they dropped that case. also in the interview he said i was attempting to murder her. he said, like, it was like if i can't have her no wn can. i was trying to kill her, she just didn't die. now he's out on the street. so you know i'm against it. what he did was bad. >> gutfeld: jimmy, i mentioned this earl earlier on the five, could it be he's mad he doesn't have a place to live now because he burnt down the house and he thought maybe he was going to be in prison for ten years? >> i think the point is proven by him lying on a mortgage application. >> gutfeld: no, that's mosby. >> the other guy. >> the girl, the prosecutor. >> oh, that's insane. >> gutfeld: i didn't follow that. >> pay attention, jimmy. who. >> who among us hasn't lied on a mortgage application? >> gutfeld: oddly enough you really don't hear a lot of these arson stories anymore because the price of gas is too high to burn down somebody's house. if you're getting your house burned down at 4.19 a gallon that guy loves you. you should take that guy back. >> that the guy, a ring from kay's jewelers. >> he went to jared, he went to gone exon. oh, girl, no, you didn't. he loves you girl. stop, girl. it's crazy. jimmy, there are -- tammy, there are so many parts of this story that are insane. just the bluntness of the criminal talking about it, then you have the prosecutor who's probably going to go to jail trying to use covid funds. she could buy two houses or something. >> perhaps some of it is because they all know that eventually they're going to get caught at what they're doing and if they have these standards where you don't go to jail, maybe she won't either. at the same time this guy might have a problem with the idea he's not unique. that now he is just kind of like everyone else. you can just go and do whatever you want. he thought that maybe that was something he could do. but nobody else can do it, but now it's like everyone can. >> gutfeld: that's true. >> that's maybe part of the problem. when you've got the very bad guys who know that they're bad, they know this is awful, they know they should be punished and the leadership is saying no, you just go ahead and go on, part of it could be trying to set a standard that there is no crime, and that's really good for politicians because we know they have their problems. >> gutfeld: yeah. lee, i had another theory that maybe the criminal realized it's society's destroy you can't -- the parasite loses the host. so you've got to have some laws. >> so in new york state we have a someone who is released on an arson they were then rearrested for a double manslaughter. we have all these and new district attorney of manhattan says he's not going to prosecute all different kinds of crimes, by the way downgrading armed robbery to petty larceny and this guy tried to burn and burned his ex-girlfriend's house down. you're supposed to get into a lot of trouble for that. >> gutfeld: exactly. >> kat, how different you life would have -- if every. >> i don't have a house. >> if every broken heart out there ended up torching your house and got away with it. >> gutfeld: if that many people have burned down her house you gotta start questioning her character. >> blame the victim, that what we're doing these days. >> you should question my character. >> gutfeld: god, it's amazing. it is absolutely amazing. coming up, senior citizens misunderstood a plate of delicious baked goods. you're an owner with access to financial advice, tools and a personalized plan that helps you build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. see blood when you brush or floss vanguard. can be a sign of early gum damage. parodontax active gum repair kills plaque bacteria at the gum line to help keep the gum sealed tight. parodontax active gum repair toothpaste a lot of people think dealing with copd is a walk in the park. if i have something to help me breathe better, everything will be fun and nice. but i still have bad days... flare-ups, (cough cough) which can permanently damage my lungs. my lungs need protection against 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to a local community center after a group of senior citizens accidently ate pot brownies. i guarantee that call came from a land line. according to report, the seniors were enjoying a game of cards when one woman shared what she thought were ordinary home made brownies prepared by her son. then they really started enjoying that game of cards. good thick they didn't play strip poker. an agest might say. authorities arrived on the scene to find everybody under the influence and this time it wasn't the influence of relief factor. turns out the brownies weren't the only thing that got baked that day. tr was such an uproar dinner had to be moved back to 430 p.m. police arrested the woman's adult son who said he had made the brownies the day before using a half pound of thc butter. his 73 year old mom took them to her card game. inadvertently, yeah. she gave those seniors the munchies now she's selling caught nl -- cottage cheese for eight buck as bowl. that's what they eat. tammy, you're an expert on this aren't you? >> i'm not. i did, i tried the marijuana. >> you tried the marijuana. >> i tried the marijuana, and it made me want to, it made me dumbing b in not thinking and want to eat twikies and thas also not a good look. i did data man, when i was in may late 20s, who was known as the chef in los angeles. and he did the edible edible stuff. he began the entire craze. he had labels of himself in a chef's hat. i guess he was high a lot of the time i think he didn't realize when the police they then had a picture of him. they had the label. and they knew who the chef was. and he eventually was arrested. but yeah, it was not my deal. >> is he okay now? >> i have no idea. i'm sure he's the head of some company or -- he's an entrepreneur. >> gutfeld: tammy bruce was in season two of narco, roll on with that. how great would this police call, though, for the cops? that must have been the funnest call they've ever been to. they show up, like it's like the golden girls, you know, they have the hair? i don't know. >> my grandma's listening to dark side of the moon right now i want to know how they knew they were stoned when they drove away. most people that are 80 years old are already doing four miles an hour with a blinker on the whole time fl. so what was the tell, you know? i think that the kid is not -- i don't think the criminal here. the kid made the brownies. in some capacity it's the mom. but what no wn's actually talking about is whether they enjoyed it. we didn't hear hospitalization, panic attack, probably played the best game of their life. >> i agree would you at first. the mom stole the brownies, she stole them from the kitchen even after it was totally her fault and this guy didn't do anything wrong. and like who -- but then i found out that this guy is a high school choir director. >> high school choir. >> if you've ever met a high school choir director -- >> gutfeld: i hate our high school choir. >> they are awful. >> gutfeld: awful. >> of course. >> gutfeld: i googled his name and i still can't find anything about him, and i'm not going to say his name on the airks father joe. lee, you were 20 in 1964, right now you'd be 77. so it could be that these people understand pot; right? because they were in the 60s and 70s. here's a totally different take that we haven't considered here. i was taking the train into the city today reading this new study that came out that says cannabis compounds actually helps possibly to prevent covid so maybe this kid is like a modern day robinhood in south dakota and he was helping these seniors fight covid. we have to consider all of the possible theories here as well. possibly maybe the scientists were a little high when they were coming out with this study. vaccine man ate, if you had a universal pot mandate that cured covid i think this would bring everby ed together in the country with a lot of harmony simple i like that solution. the only thing i don't like about it is i never nsd 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would your significant other kick you in the crotch if they knew which shows you secretly watch? a new survey of married homeowners over the age of 35, aren't they all, found that two-thirds of them like to take ad vapt nl of alone time at home by binge watching things on tv that their partner doesn't like. put more simply, life is so boring as a married homeowner, watching what you want to watch on tv counts as doing something exciting, even if i rr the great british bake off instead of pornography or in my case both simultaneously. to be fair, 34 percent of them did say they like to take things further than that by making recipes that your spouse doesn't like to eat. >> wait, am i supposed to know how to make recipes? >> gutfeld: yes, kat, you are. and yes, i can hear your thoughts. the sush sush awas conducted by one poll on behalf o of the ring, not the movie, but the doorbell. the amazon subsidiary you pay to pie on yourself. this is about selling security cameras for the home, which is kind of scary given what i do when i'm alone. well that was, that was just last night. i'm afraid, kat, to ask a what you do when you are alone. but there's something missing from this study, we know what it is. >> yes, well, this -- nobody's going to write in i invite someone else over and i do sex to them. nobody's going to write that. i'm also never really alone. like, my husband is always home so i get to behave shamefully in front of him. he sometimes leaves to walk the dog but that ten minutes. i remain seated. >> gutfeld: you remain seated? >> that's what i do. >> gutfeld: i don't know what that means. tammy, come on. there's something about this survey they're not talking about. they're watching this old house? no they're not. they're watching something else. do you know what i'm saying? >> yes, and you know you can get the cable channels now i believe. like you're in a hotel. you can choose that and then that might come up, though, unlike at a hotel, ob your bill. there is something that tent owners do, i have a new puppy and the new puppy, if you were to watch law and order, and you hear that babong in the beginning, she hates that. >> gutfeld: really. >> she hates it. and then when they switch scenes or go to some other different scene during the show the babong happens she freaks out. so when she's at daycare, i watch law and order. that all i can do. >> gutfeld: that's enough. that's enough. your dog has daycare? >> to see other dogs, to get socialized. it's puppy university. it's also so that i can have some aloap time. >> gutfeld: interesting. >> daycare for your dog. >> gutfeld: you have a pet because you have too much alone time and now you say i need some space from my pet. >> you have to balance it out. rn. it's like they're there for you, you're not there for them. finding the bal bs. besides she wants to watch whatever she wants to watch at daycare. >> gutfeld: i feel like we're missing a key piece of nfgz. what can you do in front of your dog? i have a dog. >> i have done things in front of my dog that violate the geneva convention. >> it's hard to say what might happen. >> i would be banished from public like for a long time. >> you never know what the future will bring -- dis. >> mr.foster: there's a-- simple there's another aisle of -- >> gutfeld: there's another aisle of blind an mlz, the whole thing is i don't like my pets looking at me when i'm doing number 1, number 2, or number 3. lee, you're a congressman and a governor i'm afraid you don't know what to say. >> i don't know what the fuss is about because in may house, my wife will watch whatever i hate while i'm there. she'll eat whatever i hate while i'm there. so whether i'm home or not doesn't make much of a difference. i'm actually not home alone that often. that good thing. because i'm on the road lot. so i actually like to see my wife and kids when i get home. >> gutfeld: politician. >> as far as my wife goes, i don't think it makes any difference. >> gutfeld: you know what -- i gotta move on, but the best invention -- if you live in a house with a driveway, the trip switch fl. when any car or anybody walks down your driveway, a beat goes off so you have a head's up before they get to the door. >> pro tip, never buy a used laptop from greg gutfeld. >> gutfeld: true. i wouldn't sell it anyway, not to you. >> you got nervous, that very interesting. what's going on there? 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