diapers were needed for indoor travel claiming to protect their health. but also to protect their authority. true, they fear this recent ruling makes the cdc as irrelevant as the cuomo brothers. while the new cases of covid hospitalizations remain flat or leah thomas and eight tube top. what you see is in a social problem that comes with power. they start loving wars but they hate ending them. you want evidence look at vietnam or afghanistan. they went on public desire for it but meanwhile the patriot act has more extensions then kat. there you go. look at the drug war. it is still going on yet kat and i are winning and a war that creates more casualties than it prevents. it is like covid, they create the problem and then a solution that doesn't work and causes permanent damage. covid is another that would stick around because it gives them authority to [bleep] with your readers. public health and legal experts worry it could diminish power over public health. and did you see how the media reacted to the end of the mask mandate? not good. >> did it say the end of the mask mandate literally in the middle of a flight? those a hole, calls win. >> i don't think this ruling makes a lot of legal sense spirits because she obviously is clueless. >> this is a legal ruling. it is not a scientific ruling. >> that is not only the right time but clearly not the right manner in which overturned. >> the idea some random federal judge in florida would overturn the center for disease control is also a scary precedent dissent. >> greg: terrible. the fact is there is no mask confusion. if you want to wear one, knock yourself out because if you don't, someone unmasked will. paul krugman who predicts byron's domestic violence against the mask. should we expect a new mask hate crime? isn't that kind of what they want more conflict with new category of division? the pandemic triggers the lift instinct and a new protective class, the mask. identity politics you have people with color, women nonbuyer nary types and the disabled. you have the depressed who can do no wrong and oppressors can do no right. the mask will fit right in if the media and the dems have their way and they will be immune to criticism and hated by the republicans so what is next hate crime legislation to protect the mask and if i choose to wear a mask will i be appropriating the identity of the authentically masked? 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>> no i don't see your logic here. >> you clearly don't follow science either, do you mask later. >> you have an impressive resume, but i'm sorry we can't hire you at this time. >> is it because i cover my face? >> well, yeah, actually the drop is for a model. i need to see your lips. >> well, yeah read my lips. >> you know i can't! >> your heart is full of hatred! >> greg: terrible person. of course, it's not like people are saying that you can't wear a mask. instead it's about people in power forcing you to plead you to wear one. the met gala where the powerful pranks to and where mask and servants kind of turn your stomach. a reminder of inferior status in the left creates extinctions in class. so the extremism isn't coming from the unmasked but the pro masters who privately don't wear them anyway. it reminds me how the american left they depend of the rights to women to wear them as if there was a choice. no, in many islamic countries if you didn't wear a burqa, you would be beaten or worse. but instead of the left saying women should not wear a burqa, you should be free to wear one. it was devious [bleep] based on the idea it could only be one oppressor and it is always the american public, not radical islamists. along with these poor folks cling to their face diapers? i use that term because many champions are [bleep]. but it might be part of their identity forever. it is like a bumper sticker for their face that reads "war on onboard or i heart groupthink." it is a let them wear it as long as they want it is like a face tattoo in a way to figure out who would be a bad babysitter. let's welcome tonight's guests. her arguments are so well-crafted you would swear they were amish. [laughter] from the state department spokesperson nab reserve officer morgan ortagus. [applause] he went from acting to politics because he didn't want to have to switch jobs. president of congressman trey rendell. she's like a sticky note, small, bright, and you have to peel her off most services. fox news contributor kat timpf. and finally, he did the twist once and funnel cloud form. an sidekick nwa world championship, tyrus. morgan, welcome to the show. >> thank you, nice to be back. >> greg: nice to be back for now anyway. who knows how this will go. >> don't ask me the questions. >> greg: i won't ask you who, the rolling stones were the beatles but i want to ask you this because you are in government. is this mask mandate the doj's purview? don't they have enough to do? and the department of justice supposed to be doing stuff with justice and not something on my phase for like hygiene or sanitary or health reasons? >> you would think they would spend time figuring out if joe biden took money from his signed with the chinese communist party. maybe that is an important thing to know. i'm sort of sad they are going away at airports because people come it was really funny like people started wearing the "let's go brandon" masks. i had one guy got on a plane that said my mask is a useless as the president. i thought i was pretty good. >> greg: kamala harris was wearing it. [laughter] >> but for the left, no better way to virtual signal than the mask. we are sitting here and how do you know democrat or republican? may be birkenstocks is only way to know but other than that an immediate way of saying to you i am a lib come a lefty, look at my mask. so that is why they want it, the virtual signal. >> greg: it is, it has become a bumper sticker on the back of a subaru that visualizes world peace. i don't want to say everybody wearing a mask is liberal or virtual signaling and immunocompromised type situations and illnesses. maybe they are thinking they are doing you a favor. but it does seem to me that it is now another arena where politics fiber kate and you have to be on one side or the other. and then kind of explodes from there into a component of your life. >> to me it is inexplicable why they are doing it politically even if two sides. i have no idea where they do this as they know americans are sick and tired of this. i don't think it is about science but control pure they want to control and tell you how to put on your face and what kind of pronoun you should use and more and certainly not about science. i mean i can't believe amount of people i saw walking around in new york city today outside with masks on. >> greg: so bizarre appear and this is like wearing a to a pubc bathroom stall. >> i have. [laughter] >> we will touch on that later. >> greg: we will not touch on that later. >> a public bathroom is a filthy, dirty place. >> greg: you know, it was dark. [laughter] so anyway. i don't know, tyrus... [laughter] everything good? >> i was doing great until about eight seconds ago. [laughter] it is weird. >> greg: imagine like the fox management and told them i wanted everybody on fox & friends i want to have phone fights on fox & friends. that is not my job, that is not my job. what? >> what is that thing you say? >> greg: but it's like you are a host of another show. in the department of justice. we will look at the mask. what is so funny! >> because of all of the things she could have said i will start booking guests on fox & friends. and we would be like rate, you can't do that. you would have to book two shows. so it's out of my purview? they would say yes, greg. but you always go for the extra mile and decided bump bite. that same thing, same thing it's out of your purview no matter how much you think it is great, it is out of your purview. >> greg: your examples way better than mine. >> but you want to say bump. >> greg: i haven't thought about plump bites but the cdc disease bump bite's? >> all right screw you because it failed i did one of those episodes and i was like my first tv show. >> greg: no, really? you know, the little folder? >> greg: no because he has other things in there. >> greg: did you really do bump bites? >> yes but it was a different show but anyways, it is virtual signaling. >> greg: yes. >> no further questions. [laughter] you son of a... be when i had no idea. kat. >> yep. >> greg: this get today. >> you are a good, angry white man. >> greg: exactly. >> some rage i can always channel. >> greg: are you now explicitly judging people like trey will say, i walk up sixth avenue because i'm a man of the people and in my head i look at it and say why is that young person wearing a mask? maybe they are just not following the science or maybe they are sick. it is none of my business. i don't give a [bleep]. i'm a libertarian and you can wear two of them on your face. >> yeah my kind of don't. because i really don't care. it is not really new. i have been watching people make different decisions about risk tolerance and the ones that i make my entire life. i like to have a good time. >> greg: yeah. >> speaking of good time can i just flew in and i didn't have to wear a mask and it was great. >> i hate them i don't care what people says about them. but people taking pictures on the plane with a mask. the ones who do, it is like the new -- like you can't just work out. you have to get the photo in the air like i think i am better than you and i need to show you. >> they will take a picture and then send it to you. >> greg: the people that do the pictures where exotic and you just see their feet. >> i would never do that without charging for it. >> greg: good. >> every news anchor that wanted to show they were guns and i'm thinking cuomo. >> greg: i'm getting the vaccine and it just so happens -- >> completely shirtless. they didn't have to tell me but i thought they should be safe. >> just got out of the basement sweating in a workout. >> greg: it is, imagine what it's like when you take off a sports bra. 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[laughter] so, the dems turned to bernie as biden goes out on a gurney. according to axios, the new site, not my misses, did you know under biden's watch the price of big mac has risen 7% in one year? yeah, i didn't either into asked my assistant to buy him one. i had to pay for the price increase out of her own pocket. she cried all over my french fries, which oddly made them taste better. now, i have her cry on all my food. [laughter] and who better to sum up biden performance and reelection chances than the good people of alexandria, virginia. fox digital owned by parent company mike and carol brady caught up with him. i wonder if i don't think biden should run for reelection. >> no, i don't think biden should run for reelection. >> no because he is incompetent. >> i think he is delusional to think that he's capable mentally of running again so he absolutely should not run. it would be embarrassing to the party. embarrassing to the public in general. >> greg: that is not music to our ears. and it is music though to bernie sanders hair encrusted ears although he is too deaf to hear it. i don't know where i am. it is not running out running again in 2024 if biden decides not to run. but if bernie won on inauguration day, he would be 82 years old whereas nancy pelosi calls it, a baby. [laughter] which is where she steals her precious blood from. meanwhile kamala harris continues to talk to us like explaining the birds and the bees to an actual bird and a bee. i wonder if she thinks space is exciting. spurs are imagination and spurs up that big question affects us all and connects us all. >> spaces exciting. it spurs our imaginations, and it forces us to ask big questions. space affects us all, and it connects us all. >> greg: so kamala harris is out. what about old joe and bernie? >> no, no,, no, come on, man bernie you can't run. you are too old, you are 80. >> i might be older than you but smarter. i could be 114 and smarter than you. >> but millionaires and billionaires they don't have to work at all. they are all for us. >> i'm thinking a guy name hunter. you might know him. i'm not sure he came by his money in the most honest way in the world. >> greg: come on, look, i got to go. >> had a u turn this thing off? how do you turn this thing off? how do you turn this thing off? >> greg: you know, tyrus what about all these old white man in power that will [bleep] you off. >> serious. >> greg: angry, angry, angry. >> that is why i bow on the other side. angry old white guys or tools. this is exactly what is wrong with everything. [laughter] this is exactly what it is. bernie can't win in his own party and he's going to run again. so we must be low on funds so he needs to make some money. our dear, sweet president doesn't know what day of the week it is a lot of times. and who was asking him that question? i don't leave our own, dear sweet peter doocy asked that question. >> which is amazing. >> seriously who would ask given the fact he gets things so completed and he's clearly struggling with i don't know if it is dementia or whatever but clearly something going on, very concerning. who would ask him come are you thinking about running again? i feel like it is a little question because they know better here they should be asking him simple things today so they can make it -- i mean, it makes me nonpartisan. where is his wife on this? where is his family on this, fellow constituents? even the worst of the republican party that are seeking let's keep an office because it is good for us. it's not good for the american people and at some point somebody needs to come in and his last two speeches were painful. he turned to shake hands and nobody was there and took off in the middle of a crowd. i enjoy all of this and enjoy people making fun of him but running again question marks we want the democratic party looks at joe biden as a success because he won and worry about his problems later. he achieved what he was supposed to do in 2020 and they didn't care he has a broken toy. >> i don't think that they care about him at all. i don't think they are concerned with politics at all. you just pointed out, mcdonald's prices are through the roof when inflation is going up faster and harder than american will beat the epidemic. when gas and groceries cost more than cats sleeping habits, that is a problem. but they don't care. they don't care what they are doing to the middle class or any of america, for god's sakes. i don't think that joe biden makes it to 2024. my personal opinion is he will resign before the end of his term. i can't believe i'm about to say this but kamala harris becomes president in my prediction is they will put pete buttigieg in as vp. >> he does fight obesity. >> greg: that is true, that is true because if it gets stuck in his throat, he can't eat. >> that is what i meant. >> greg: it happened to me with a whistle. i lost 20 pounds and i sounded like a songbird. >> great. that is a beautiful story. >> greg: that is a beautiful story and would you like me to write it down before you go to sleep? >> yeah, but love that actually. >> so take your pick, who do you want to run? there was somebody in the democratic party that would be and who would you think would be good? >> i never think anybody is good, you know, but the thing that concerns me about biden is just that it's not good, but i guess if he says he's running again, he thinks he's all right. >> greg: yes, we all do. >> that's not true, i don't think i'm all right. no absolutely not we can change that conversation but i don't have power and control. so i think it is even worse, why wouldn't i run again? like trying to shake somebody's hand. do you think he shook somebody's hand? i'm so confused how he would want to keep doing this. doesn't he want to go chill? >> greg: i think he is chilling, literally and it's kind of like he's playing president and he's not president, morgan, just playing one on tv. maybe that is what they told him, this is the new west wing show and is playing the president because art and she was busy. this is an amazing theory. i just came up with all of this. see how brilliant i am. >> you are by this highly rated show. but listen, we have a constitutional minimum age requirement may be we need have maximum requirement. if you have to wear a diaper you probably shouldn't be president. we can put that -- >> greg: i wear diapers for fun. speak with a big problem is it's not the people, the democratic party that are like in their 80s running for office. the problem is the generation. because you are the slicker gen x. so your generation is supposed to be taking over and running letting all the 80-year-olds beat you guys. >> greg: your point is half right. there is a bottleneck of a generation that is not moving aside. and that happened in college campus administration and happening in corporations. listen there are a lot of people promised a job but can't get up because they are are all of these -- >> nobody will die. >> to be pair mike fair, generation x is their very own vp kamala harris. she always wants to go to a speakeasy. and all she needs is a little space. >> greg: that is nice. >> this is bad poetry telling you this, you don't have it, kid. >> greg: that is great point. she think she is doing poetry. space, space, it is around us, space all over! >> exciting. >> greg: she needs a bongo! >> that is all that is missing. >> greg: she needs bongo. i will take credit for that tomorrow on "the five." [laughter] all right up next obama's eyes are on the prize enabling the media's lies. 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[laughter] welcome obviously he is the hottest. >> greg: you just insulted the ancestors of mr. dreamboat. >> not like obama. obama is way harder. >> greg: i need to party. look, you open this can of worms, now, kat. >> he opens my mind every time i look at the guy. super hot. but the lesson we have to learn that someone is super hot doesn't mean you should trust them. >> greg: that is the lesson. >> one single person or panel people, he is talking about which voice is elevating this or that appear the best way to do it is to not have people get elevated and you should not get elevated. i know twitter is full of crap but it is better than people considering i can't say whatever crap i want to say. whether you are hot like obama or not to. >> greg: no, that was incredibly sexist and i apologize. we will have to talk to her afterwards. it is unacceptable. anyway, where was i? do you think he is in a credible source or an incredible judge? >> no, he is a politician. and they have a bias which is not bad. he will try to convince people's point of view in the world. but it is sort of ridiculous to think in many ways that there are in any independent voices anymore. everybody i think brings own advice to the table, even journalist no matter what network you are on. you have your own thoughts and ways of doing things. i don't know it is incredible to say one person can be totally independent and totally unbiased. that is why you should have a marketplace of ideas to be able to talk about things and debate things and channels and not block the president on twitter. everybody should be able to make their own decisions. >> greg: i'm against people making their own decisions, tyrus, you know that. >> i just ignore it. besides the great point of the story, one person can't do it. >> greg: right. >> and honestly obama if he was really taking this seriously, the way you do this is you reach out to george bush and you reach out to president trump and hillary clinton and the presidents come together. >> greg: super friends. >> and everyone is represented to promote the idea of someone lack of information on both sides. that is how you solve the problem. you take prominent figures on both sides of the aisles. and there will be checks and balances. but checks and balances you will never get it, hey, want to say guys with democratic ideas to make sure they have a voice. of course, that is what he will do. but if up and coming republican against them then this guy is disinformation and has a different set of ideals we need to talk about. >> is not trying to fix problems, right? >> no, that's only way it will work. >> russia, russia, russia everything was about russia. and this is the next version of that. now that everything the republicans do is disinformation. >> greg: have to go now, morgan. >> of interest could not agree though. >> greg: that is true. yes, that is so true. human beings it is hard for them to get along. and that made no sense. coming up it is i with a squint from the man behind all the news that is meant to print. i didn't know where that room was going. >> i had a vague idea. 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"the new york times" is getting roasted online after their new executive editor posed for a photo shoot hilarious and surprisingly sensual. seen here shoeless and soldiery featured in a new profile for "new york magazine." i assume it is a profile about struggle using furniture. shocking, he is not the first person in the news business to do this. remember how brian kilmeade promoted his terrible book? who could forget bill hemmer's christmas card? my favorite stu varney, the private photo shoot between friends. i know because i took the picture. and i'm holding my breath for the views swimsuit calendar so i suffocate and die. cat, has anybody tried to get you to do something like this? >> no, am i being insulted? [laughter] >> greg: what do you make of this? how dumb was that? >> i don't know. i think for me the facial expression really gets me. >> greg: why? >> he thinks he's looking here and he deeply feels he is and in a way i'm kind of happy for him having that moment. it is always good. but that is the saddest thing. he is probably like this is the one. i look hot here. aunt no one is making fun of his sexy picked? i hate that. >> greg: tyrus, what are your thoughts on this? >> i mean, i was shocked and appalled that is an actual newspaper. a real life newspaper and i haven't seen one forever. they still have those, so that is cool in newspaper. obviously, i mean, if that is what they want to go with, cool punitives not the photo i would take, not even at gunpoint. i would be like shoot away. i guess he's not afraid to get on the ground and take his shoes off and read a newspaper on a really ugly rug. >> greg: maybe that's how he reads it, trey. >> i will say something serious. it is sexy and sexy for the new york time and i served republican of new york and i know about sexy and "new york times" as republican congressman leapt to me over and over and continually like any republican did for himself in congress. and so... >> greg: exactly, what do you think, morgan? you know what my don't think it's that big of a deal. >> i think may be but wearing a tie... with a mask on, with a mask on. >> greg: i call that the chippendale. >> george constanza, right? >> greg: morgan, you know we all have to do photo shoots. sometimes we don't have a say in it and they will put us and we weird close. remember that time a trust in a tree? what are your thoughts on this? because i don't know, i don't know. i'm confused. >> i disagree with tyrus on the rug. i think i have that rug may be. >> everybody had that rug at one time or another. you buy it at the gas station. >> greg: what was the cool deal with that rug? >> i like that rug. >> greg: everybody had that rug. >> we may have all had that rug. >> greg: it is almost sophisticated asian rug? is it asian? >> persian. >> greg: i apologize to all persians out there and all the people who have persian cats. >> so i stopped dating before dating apps became... b1 they were the 70s, right morgan? >> all of my friends when you are scrolling through the data apps and you see a guy taking stuff way too seriously my don't know if's wiping left or right is good or bad, but swipe right, oh, my god, they take themselves so seriously. but i don't know, maybe it works for him that it looks like a really bad dating at photo. >> greg: maybe that is what they are going for. i'm not going to judge because who am i to judge. i've done some crazy things in my past. usually on a rug. up next... our collectors pining for the acts from the shining. this is my favorite block. connected to your health and your phone. visit onetouch.com today. to be clear, we have never been accused of being flashy, sexy or lit. may i? we're definitely not lit. i mean seriously, we named ourselves booking.com which is kind of lit if we are talking... literal... ha ha. it's why we're planet earth's number one site for booking accommodation. we love booking stuff! and we're just here to help you make the best of your vacation. ow... hi... booking.com booking.yeah ♪ it wasn't me by shaggy ♪ you're never responsible for unauthorized booking.com purchases on your discover card. >> greg: when we are short on time so the story in five words. would you buy jack's acts? that shining is going up for auction with $90,000. what piece of movie memorabilia would you spend money on? dirt dangle or's corvette or the lamp from the christmas story. >> greg: yes, that was a nice car that he had come if i remember correctly. >> yes. >> greg: kat what about you? you don't watch a lot of movies but has something caught your eye? >> probably from happy gilmore. >> greg: of course. you forced me to watch that movie. >> i did. >> greg: i'm telling you, there was something about the movie that you are missing. quality. >> but i don't really want to watch movie stuff because think about it you have this ax at your house. people come over and you say, this is the ax from "the shining" and you say really? and you say yeah. and they say cool, and you say right? and that is it. that is not a $90,000 experience. >> greg: if you are so wealthy that that's the conversation that you want. check out my ax. but then you say it's upstairs. would you like to see the shining ax, it is above my rotating circular bed. i don't know where i am come again, morgan. okay, you probably saw "top gun." >> that is true but i didn't see "the shining." >> greg: it is great show. this is the person who didn't know who eric clapton was. you didn't know about -- ring a bell? he made... "the shining." "the shining" was a book written by stephen king made into a movie. let's go to the next question. what movie memorabilia for you? >> this is going to be embarrassing out after admitting i have not watched "the shining." >> greg: of course. >> if you look at the picture, maybe the purse, the dog is dead in the movie but the pink leather outfit in it. it is apparently dead. >> is the dog stuff? >> greg: stuff him, stuff him even if still alive. tyrus. >> speaking of stuffed "nobody that lived" and they did a body double because he crawled out of me. it is a horror movie, but when they made it i kept looking at my dead self and it was bothering me. it makes it to look just like you. so in a closet, somewhere, there is me with handcuffs stuck to his mouth in a place to crawl out. >> greg: i thought i wanted to watch pulp fiction because it was carried in -- but i thought it would be better i want the box from "seven" only if gwyneth paltrow's head in it but if it doesn't have gwyneth paltrow's head, then just the box. >> i don't think her head was actually in there. >> greg: that sucks because that's the whole point of the movie the head is in the box. what is in the box? it's her head! that is the best part of the movie! that is the only thing that gwyneth paltrow has done that has made me smile. 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