or proprietor. or mr. furling. still trying to figure out how that word offends anyone. landlord goes back to feudal systems of the medieval period and those people are dead. not all of them. if you happen to use the word mankind, google might ask you to replace that with humankind which sucks. it would've been something historical like jfk's inaugural address. google suggested one should place "for all mankind" to "for all humankind." they all must be turning over in their graves. i wonder if they are planning to censor jfk's "ask what you could do for your country line." you need to bleach history. it means man or wife has to go because it's ironic because some men are transitioning to be wives and some wives transitioning to be men and all i want to be is a wooden creature, a nance. housewife's stay-at-home spouse. policeman. many computer systems have tools to correct grammar and spelling although you would know that after reading jesse's book. what starts on spreadsheets could find its way to your streets. >> help, my purse, someone stop this guy. >> guy. we don't need to bring gendered language in. >> i am being manhandled pretty >> all the man talk. >> it was a gift from my landlord. >> it is proprietor or property owner. i don't want your bag anymore. it's weird that your landlord gives you stuff. >> greg: seems like every day big brother is closing in. coming from all sides. creepy journalists. even former president obama claiming there is no right to freedom of speech on social media. he still thinks twitter is no different from either media. i have no obligation to have you on my show, that's obvious. but keep you off twitter, that removes you from the modern town square. the only reason to cheer that. that's part of the big lie. it's not about being inclusive at all. this is already softer than a tube sock filled with onions. it's about excluding people whose opinions counter yours. if they can control language they can control fox they would have to spend as much time indoctrinating your kids. who is asking you to change problematic words? it's always one side. i can bet you it's no impartial source. it's likely someone no one can stand. can you imagine how insufferable a person would have to be to get offended by these words? i would rather marry amber heard. we criticize china for the social critics but we are getting there. your bank rejects a loan because you are at a chump rally. big brother is us. this wokeness bubbles up from the same places. academia, tech, media. they invented, spread it and use it to destroy freedom and they agree because it's not just words its power. control the spigots of stories like hunter's laptop. no wonder they flipped out over elon musk and his giant bag of money. he realized the only way to stop this looming big brother, sorry, big sister, is to suffocate her with cash. i am most die that way when i was stripping. his goal to protect not his speech or your speech but all speech. we should always be wary of people frightened by that. it means their ideas are bad and they would rather shield them and label the thoughts disinformation. isn't that right, mr. obama. good for musk if he buys twitter. he has wrestled away the drug that fuels most of our meeting and he may save the town square and not just for humankind but mankind too. let's welcome tonight's guests. you think he looks sharp. wait till you see them on his electric scooter. radio and podcast host buck sexton. his motto is viv and let viv. vivek ramaswamy. she is like the milk in the back of your fridge. white, cold, ready to expire. fox news contributor kat timpf. he is required to make a beeping noise when backing up. my massive sidekick. tyrus. all right, buck, if that's your real name and unfortunately it is. i have yet to meet a single person up close and personal who demands replacement words. do not i mean? it seems like it's a weird thing that's done behind the scenes with three people. >> it starts in places where the left has total dominance. it starts on college campuses. but if you look at the words that not only we are told to use but that are real words. talking about a pansexual child. pansexual. explain that. the blue check brigade was saying how could he not know what this is. look at things like on document in which people say instead of illegal alien. they have a long history of getting their way with this because they are maniacal and they control the spigots of information. maybe not as much anymore. >> greg: big news. huge. >> is enormous what he could do for their future. streaming is in trouble. we get to watch the twitter employees and meltdown. they are tweeting about. they are crying so upset. the richest man in the world who has single-handedly built two amazing companies going to be running their company. if we can access what has been done for the last ten years. if we look back at what was done to help the left dominate conversations over many years on twitter shut down things, i think they are as scared of that as they are about what happens going forward. >> greg: why they suspended people. vivek, do you know elon musk? >> i was talking to his chief of staff. college friend of mine. >> greg: back at my place very going to have drinks. this is your industry, your place. it's a confluence of things from the woke takeover to elon fighting back. >> i'm happy to see them take over. the hard work starts now. there are some really hard challenges. elon has said he doesn't want to see spam and annoying post on his feed. he's right about that. what does it mean to run a free-speech platform. these are hard questions. there is one good answer. give the power back to the user. some people might say my user experience that twitter was better when i didn't have to see porn or images or name-calling or offense. maybe if you want to see the world without that, then opt out but giving joyce back to the users. it's what silicon valley was built on. they somehow forgot that a long way. if you're an adult, you can see yourself. >> greg: the thing is that was before things were politicized. once politics gets infected it takes over and poisons it. what are your thoughts on anything in particular? it's monday. >> it is monday. after sunday. spoon one of the best questions. >> riveting. i thought i should change my name to kat. usually she is left going okay. what i found interesting since we are talking about it, how much the press conference today at the white house was circled around that and suddenly our always quick-witted president was very concerned about what was going on with private companies. i thought that was particularly amusing. jen psaki was dropping a lot of ums and uh about watching it closely and how much damage has been done by unregulated free-speech. i'm wondering. if you're going to try to do something to step in or make it very difficult for elon to make any changes at all. >> greg: i don't think that's the big story. i think the big story was bret baier saying -- >> i heard it. >> okay, listen. he did that for one reason. he did that for one reason. did you not hear the end? kat is going to cry. that's what he said. trying to divide us. we go as a team. he messaged me afterwards and i responded. yes sometime next week but don't worry it will be a tyrus and kat timpf podcast special. >> i am capable of being hurt and happy for you. >> greg: what are your thoughts on the big news? >> i am shocked that it happened. >> i am a nice guy. >> greg: no, i mean elon. >> everyone was talking about it could never happen even though that's what you'd have to do unless you remind -- people talk about it like it's the end of the world. now that's happened i think people are calm her. haven't as much freak out. tonight may be. i'm excited to see the open algorithm idea i think is really important. gaslight you all the time saying that's not something that exists and they don't twist things for certain narratives but obviously they do or they wouldn't be freaking out so bad. >> let's be real. if twitter died tomorrow would be the end of the world? it wouldn't. we would all wake up. >> i would say also. fire the employees who weren't doing a bunch of work and pay the other ones to leave who disagree and then they ten people left. >> we can get an edit button. somebody want things cleaned up. if i'm being followed by a supermodel, i would like to know. >> she is never real. >> not even tinker bell and wishing upon a star is going to make that better. >> greg: up next, is kamala'ssp relationship. you ready to go fishing? 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qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. >> greg: was choosing kamala of bitter pill for the chief of thoracic surgery, dr. joe? it's funny because she's not. so funny. the vp pick with the annoying laugh was not the choice of biden's better half. according to an upcoming book from two "new york times" reporters who together do the job of one, first letting jill biden was against her husband using kamala harris as his running mate after she attacked him during the primary debate. this would have been a great story to break in 2020 incident sitting on it for two years but then he wouldn't be able to sell this book. allegedly after learning kamala was the lead candidate jill said "there are millions of people in the united states." that's true. so far, so good. why do we have to choose the one who attacked joe? does she have a point? let's look back. >> it was hurtful. to hear you talk about the reputations of two united states senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country. you also worked with them to oppose busing. there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public school, and she was bused to school everyday. and that little girl was me. >> greg: i can see joel's point. couldn't keep him locked in a basement of face that kind of use. do kamala and jill get along now? here's tape. [yowling] they don't like each other. does it matter? not really because anything joe biden does is out of his hands. those in control belief kamala gave joe the best chance to win megan picking her would show the country he could be a forgiving and unifying leader. it's not like he remembers the debate. jill versus kamala, that must be awkward for him since he thinks both are the president. >> look, look, come on, man. the ladies don't get along. i've got to stick with my wife. she is a doctor. did you ever hear this? an apple a day keeps the doctor away. not her. to tell you the truth, vice president, first lady, and mix them up. not the people. i know my wife. she is the blonde. but the job. the job. let's face it. neither one of them does anything. i had one of the jobs myself i think. kamala, she is harmless except for the laugh. every time she laughs, i want to smash my head on the resolute desk. >> greg: vivek, are you surprised at how poorly kamala has performed as vp? >> i'm not surprised. she has delivered on that expectation. in the debate performance, she tried to post to the american people on national television as a victim is a woman of color or whatever. this is a kid of tenured professors. an older sister who went to stanford law school. ended up taking a different path. it is the fakery. jill biden, if she had the good sense to tell joe not to tell kamala, she did earn that doctor. kamala harris, that was not my expectation. joe shouldn't have gone with her but he is saddled with her now. >> greg: kat, why didn't he listen to his spouse? the fact is she was right. this could have -- must be saying i told you so but he doesn't know what she's talking about. i told you so. he doesn't know. >> probably wasn't allowed to listen to her. i don't know. i guess he must've had some concerns. jill had some concerns. none of them were what they should've actually been worried about which is that she's just not good at doing stuff. or at saying stuff. and she doesn't really seem to care either. she wants all of this power and respect without any responsibility. she just goes places and laughs at inappropriate moments. that's the only time you ever see her. >> greg: i find that very entertaining. we were listening to her. what did you say? she needs bongos. >> you lost me again. where are the bongos? but it's monday. got a haircut. >> greg: can only do one thing in the day. got to run my monday errand. yes, i'm a producer but busy. >> speaking of aarons, this is what happens when you box yourself in. he had two choices. stacey abrams and her and she was more experienced because they said they were going to pick a woman of color to be vp. instead of saying we are going to pick the best choice. even though both candidates, although great in their own ways, one was unsuccessful in a political bid. the other one competing against him in the campaign showed she was unelectable. both showed they were not good choices to be vp based on performance but performance doesn't matter. the only one -- his wife who knows him better than anyone else, knows his failings. of course was upset with somebody there was going to take advantage of him and be rude and not participate which is what she's doing. i think she's capable of doing things if she's so chooses. but she's more interested in watching the house burned down and actually help. she's waiting for him to get moved out. this is what happens when you pick office inside of of this. >> greg: i think -- >> classic '80 cinema. weekend at bernie's. just has to be there. no one expects him to do anything or be good in anything. the whole idea was you know who he is and he is there. major league. arguably the best sports movie of all time. charlie sheen and wesley snipes among their finest work. they take the absolute -- >> happy gilmore is the best sports movie. >> happy gilmore is a top five but i think major-league is a better movie. >> why haven't i seen it? >> you were saying. >> major-league, the whole premise is they are trying to pick the absolute worst team possible so they can relocate from cleveland to miami. it's as though they are running a competition to pick the worst vice president they could when it comes to likability, poll numbers. the border czar, literally lying to the face of lester holt saying we have been to the border. lady, i'm going to help you out a lot but i can't help you out that much. you have not been to the border. she is like the major-league vice presidents. >> greg: the real winner here is, does anybody here know the name of kamala spouse? could you pick him out of a lineup. >> is it don't? >> greg: yes! how did you know the name down? i think his name is doug. only the first guy would be named dog. >> first gentleman. >> assuming he is gentleman. >> do you think they do couples things together? >> probably not. >> pictionary. different age groups. i don't know. sick leave got to have four people. >> greg: i meant the two couples. the four of them. >> not even a little bit. they don't even cross in the hallways. they take turns in the communal kitchen. >> greg: up next will disney pull up stakes because there are no more tax breaks? 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is there a special u-haul for castles. how do you break it to the dwarves? they will have to start over in a new town and make a new tour friend and that's hard. maybe it's a small world after all. until you try to move it. will be right back. kat, where are you on this retaliation or deterrence question? >> i don't love it. it seems petty. i'm not sure how it's constitutional. because of the retaliatory issue. you're not supposed to be able to do that in response to speech. i also don't believe in taxes. that's where i stand on that. >> greg: this sweetheart deal was still a deal. did they break the deal? >> it's not the only deal disney has made. 2021, last year. florida passed a statute that prevented internet companies from engaging in political discrimination online. guess what. that applies to streaming services like disney plus. but they wrote an exemption for anyone who owns theme park of 2. it's a disney exemption. this is just crony capitalism. disney has been making donations, running the florida legislature. the irony is that disney lobbied for an exemption from political antidiscrimination statute and they got it and now they are crying wolf with political determination. normally i don't like state solutions. here's why the market isn't solving it. top three shareholders of disney would tell the ceo to knock it off. guess what's not happening. those shareholders are whispering in the ceos ears. keep doing what you're doing. that's the failure of free-market capitalism. not representing the actual voice of the disney shareholders. >> greg: i don't think you know enough about this topic. >> i picked up on that. that was just [bleep]. you made it up. what word was that? he's upsetting me. >> talking about your money. >> not my money. >> can i add disneyland sucks. >> no, disney world. >> greg: both. >> [bleep] true. it's not. they are liars. >> greg: buck, it's going to be hard to move it. think about all the styrofoam peanuts. you have to put stickers on everything. everything in that park if you're going to move it. you say this goes over here. this teacup goes over there. this could take 20 years to move the place. >> if disney doesn't like it they should build their own florida. it's fair. they like it. this is ron desantis recognizing that this -- people talk about the culture war. it has been on this issue of corporate wokeness, well laid out. it's been a one-way battle. all of the sweetheart deals, lobbying, lawyers, things that are done to get special privileges. they could build a nuclear plant. can you imagine mickey walking out with fuel rods? the whole thing is crazy. able to do that without state regulation or oversight. >> greg: what is the disneyland sheriff going to do? >> on the take from the prints are not. usually the sheriffs are always corrupt. they have no respect for law enforcement. >> didn't disney ruin beverly hills cop three? >> i tapped out. two was not worth it either. >> am i the only one who thinks this is fair, a good idea? representing the beliefs of one group. you're supposed to be impartial. it would be like if they decided to change it. that's only one way of thinking, it's not fair for the rest of us. why are you politicizing a place where we are supposed to go watch our kids go on a roller coaster and pretend they are fantastic. once you politicize something, just like once churches start not doing what they are doing, now they are supposed to lose their tax exemption. disney is catering to one way of looking at. they shouldn't have special stuff anymore. >> greg: trying to imagine moving it. moving day. everybody gets up early and they are friends. can you come over. have coffee, maybe doughnuts. and then you start in never never land. >> it would turn into one of those chinese ghost cities. >> it would become like a mini golf world. off-brand. i don't know the opposite of disney is but it would be that. >> greg: we could buy it from desantis and a discount. honed the most dangerous prey. human beings. coming up, in the ring he found glory now he's written his life story. tyrus tells us all about his wonderful book. that's next. >> i'm not telling them all. they won't buy it wait, what? 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a memoir by tyrus about tyrus is in stores tomorrow. i am more excited than he is. we are going to talk about it. people need to hear about this book. >> it's not really dinner. you just drink a lot of wine. that's pretty much it. should i stay 10 minutes? >> greg: so true and sad. >> that's chapter 20. >> greg: the back has two blurbs. dana perino and snoop dogg. i don't think any book will ever come close to having that kind of range. >> no. it was funny because i had a list of blurb candidates. i had you, walter kern, and dana. i asked figuring i would get "i love to, don't have time, busy." they both said yes. the publisher said you have who? snoop and dana? no more. this is good. >> greg: it's a great book. sit down and he read it. i said this to you. felt like i spent two days with you. it's rare when someone writes a book in which it actually expresses who the person is so closely it is like that person is talking to you but i learned a lot about snoop. the fact that snoop comes off surprisingly even-keeled, businesslike, sharp but sometimes late. >> always late. we would trick him. me and kevin. if the show is at 1:00 we would tell them it was at 11 and we would get there at 12 and he would be mad at us because he had to wait a few minutes but we would trick him. especially with flights. >> greg: 2d fire you once? >> we were in amsterdam and i took a break and a coffee shop. me and kevin. we were like the ff. we decided to try out the local activities. they came in during our break and they might have made fun of him a little bit. he got mad and fired me. but he doesn't fire you himself. he has someone else. when i got back to the hotel room, i was packing and he texted me and said hey, can you get me some fried chicken and orange soda and fruit? i was like, no, you fired me. what are you talking about? i was like, you fired me two hours ago. what are you talking about? can you get my food? okay. >> greg: [laughs] >> there was a bodyguard who was happy that i got fired. then he was standing there. i guess he forgot. >> greg: did you ever write anything? did you ever published anything, an article or anything before doing this book? >> no. i do not do op-eds, i do not blog or blurb. i said if i was going to write it. susan scott when she first interviewed me for working with you, she said she thought i have three books in me. that was random. i don't even write my own material. okay, sure. a lot of it comes with osmosis, being around kat and you. you have 47 best sellers and i've read half of them. being in that environment and being around writers, you think i want to try this. so i did. it was a tough process. i got dropped from one publisher who said my book had no direction. ghost writer. never did the work. six months. i don't like to give my work away, it's my process. can i get a chapter? sending all this stuff to you. he sent me back transcripts from our show. i was like, this is not my work. sure it is. it's not. come to find out he never did any work. i got lucky. they gave me a shot. >> greg: what do you hope to convey. your childhood is a rough one. what are you hope? like a kid reading this that might have been your age. like you reading this. as a 17-year-old or whatever. would you hope? >> it's not about what's going on now. it's about what's coming. it's about your reaction. one of things that stood out that you said to me this minute you read the book, you said my grandmother. it's not what's happening to you. it's your reaction. of you're going to get hit in the mouth. everyone of this table has a story. everyone of us has something. it's different and it comes in different forms but it's when you're on the ground, if you stay wallowing in what has happened to you, you will stay there. we have seen that. everyone has friends, family, something dramatic happens and they never never get past it. i had an innate ability to keep going. what's next. the jobs that i have fired from. lots of firing. >> greg: almost as much as i have been fired. >> when it's over, you don't dwell on it. one of my going to do next? it is an innate thing of accountability and believing on yourself. there is no silver hand. you got fired from the wwe but here comes fox news. it's taking your own destiny. >> greg: you talk about your family. do you think you're going to send them books? >> no. i'm nice, i am respectful. i don't diss anybody. one thing writing this book, there's a lot of things. this is where my part of the story ends and i say things like if you earn the right to be there, the rest of the story isn't your business. i don't think writing stories is about blaming and telling people. that's their story. >> greg: good point. remember that, kat. do not be training. 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