and from places? and i just found out the hard way that the cdc called me and asked me why i was standing outside of judge jeanine's bedroom and frankly it ruin the mood. [laughs] so since were not allowed to spy on us the government gets companies to do it for them just like censorship. location data is info on your phone's location obviously which can also show you where a person lives and works or where they go out after work. which kat's case is here. ♪ ♪ >> greg: that's actually her book club. now maybe this is harmless they just want the data spread of disease, it's all in the name of health and course, just like function research. what did that turn out great. of course yesterday they once again advise americans to wear masks on planes, trains, and buses or zeppelins. they cite future viral trends for the recommendation, but they also cite the future, the problem is when you do that is never to undo something but you keep doing something forever. citing the future and all its risks means recommendations never ever really go away. and it's not like all that tracking ever helped anyone. [laughs] >> my purse, can you help me? >> yes on with the cdc knob and track new for a long time just making sure they are keeping up with our latest guideline. lovely bedroom by the way. >> kat: you put cameras in my house? >> your cameras were already in your house i just happen to access them and came to me why exactly what wearing a mask in the shower this morning? >> kat: oh, my god, everything was my purse okay? my wallet, my keys, my phone. >> your phone? i guess at the go after this guy, he's already in your shower. [laughs] [applause] >> greg: so it goes back to classism, the government and media no they don't have to follow the rules but everyone who waits on them will. the best vaccine passport? we see it everywhere the masks serving the unmask is like that sonny said we heard a few weeks ago. >> i don't want to get on a plane with super spreaders, i don't want to get on a plane with 214 other people that are to be breathing on me with their covert breath. i don't want it. i don't want to. i want them back. >> greg: they finally found someone who can make troy behar look intelligent. [laughs] being known as the dumb one on the view is like being kicked out of guns n' roses because he did too many drugs. think about it. [laughs] so the media worries more about you than they worry about themselves. because they think that they're better than you, the number of depressed a bit despite being fully vaccinated got covert at the white house correspondents' dinner. it could be covert or maybe it was james corden's terrible skit that made them so sick. we wish them all a speedy recovery so they can get back to doing what they do best, writing retractions. [laughs] you see how their own dire warnings that were meant to scare you didn't scare them from eating rubber chicken. by the way someone should be tracking rented tracks tuxedos. i'm reading lights on prom night and it wasn't for my date for once. not to mention the loose i found. but you they were packed tighter than lizzo in the wet suit. what are the stories have in common? honest hardworking people are told that you can't breathe the same air as us and if you want to free yourself from being forced to do something you have to be the person who does the forcing, that's government. that's how liars get jobs at the ministry of truth and it's all in the name of that magic single word, health. it's a trick. it's why the media tries to make gun rights a health issue by calling it gun violence. it's why they track you but not others. criminals can commit a violent crime and get released to commit another. no tracking. ankle monitors don't work because they are easier to get off the jeffrey toobin during a resume call. i'll never forget all of those will never get old. i know. it's an old joke but i can't stop. we also don't track them even when we left him out of jail due to health reasons. how come we don't put them back in jail for health reasons? might health prefers i not be pushed off the subway platform. track the people in those smash and grab robberies. how about the hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens entering the country. we don't know where they went. when i go up sixth avenue i can easily count the homeless. they are all wearing cnn plus t-shirts. [applause] yeah. yeah. i hope cnn never goes away. so who is tracking back? the homeless. apparently no one or else they do something for them. the bottom line is the only people being tracked is so maybe i'll go back to wearing a mask just so they can recognize me. even better, i will steal them from walgreens. that's welcome tonight's guest. when she bangs her gavel, defendants unravels. cohost of "the five" judge jeanine pirro. people leave his shows so happy that at least they are not him. wow. that landed. actor, rider, comedian, jamie lissow. she's got the weight of oscar wilde in the arms of a 10-year-old child. fox news contributor kat timpf. and the jolly green giant asks him to get something down from a shelf. my massive sidekick, the n.w.a. world television champion and "new york times" selling author, tyrus. [cheers and applause] you are now in a very select group of professional wrestlers who are "new york times" best-selling authors. >> tyrus: also a select group of short, mouthy guys. >> greg: just a young punk. "fox news @ night" you are, you young punk. where is my cane so i can chase you down. george, you look great in this new studio. >> your studio is magnificent. >> greg: judge. is it legal to track us like this? are you bothered by an? >> absolutely i am bothered by it. it is like clapper. they would say, are you spying on americans? no. not wittingly. he was. he was spying on all of them through the nsa. this is not legal. what are you going to do? bring a class action against these companies? keep answering you and motioning you to death. it's horrible. they follow you to church, school, the pharmacy, they can do anything. this is a new age we are in and i'm mad about it. >> greg: you should be mad. that should be the title of your next book. mad, marvelous and leakers. jamie, welcome back to the show. you look fantastic as always. as a bitter divorce them, if you did with the cdc is doing, that would be called stocking, right? >> jamie: that's right. i don't mind this nearly as much as the judge. i'm kind of having fun with it. i read this article, whenever i was near my phone i would say hey, cdc, you suck. i feel like the cdc thinks i'm being super covert compliant but in actuality i'm just a guy with no friends who lives in alaska. >> greg: you are the original social distance are. >> jamie: when there is tracking, there is obviously like a convenience involved. have you ever been in that conundrum? one time i swear to god, me and my ex-wife were talking about buying a green couch. no kidding, comes up on my screen with a 20% off coupon and i go oh, my god. this is the coach we were talking about. my ex-wife was like that is so ridiculous. they are tracking us. i go, it's 20% off. we brought in a huge fight and i looked at my phone, 20% off coupon for a divorce lawyer. >> greg: [laughs] i hope she watches. i think about the people who can no longer get away with murder. so much surveillance, there should be fewer murders because we can't get away with murder anymore. have you thought about that? >> tyrus: i am uncomfortable with this because i sit next to you and if my phone is in my pocket, the stuff you say shows up on my phone. officer, no, that's not me. it was a little guy. no one is going to believe me. that's a real problem. be careful who you sit next to you. ask them what their beliefs are and how weird they are willing to go. asked to see their computer history on their phone before you sit next to somebody because that could be -- plus, if you're on a first date and she looks at her phone. 20% off leather whips and stuff. it's going to be very awkward. >> kat: depending on who she is. >> tyrus: depending on who she is or who you are. all of the prescott covid. he >> greg: some people did at the white house correspondent. >> tyrus: the left-leaning media suddenly got covid. so we have to go back to masks and of course we have to elect whoever is in in to keep the fight off. i am not into conspiracies but i don't know. you were there. how are you feeling? >> kat: i feel great. >> greg: you are at the white house correspondents' dinner. by the way, you should go you should wear a mask. we are not sanctimonious about it. we're not telling people they shouldn't do these things. but the people in that room are the people that are telling people to do those things. that was a nascar event. i guess they don't have racists inside auditoriums. >> tyrus: if it was nascar and enclosed stadium. it >> kat: an indoor nascar event. >> tyrus: don't knock it. >> greg: a race track closet. that's a call back. kat, i have a question for you. why isn't that a super-spreader? super-spreaders, if you know what i mean. >> kat: i guess. they were joking about it. trevor noah saying the super-spreader event. they get to joke about it because they are on the good side, it's that simple. anyone who's not on their side is automatically on the bad side. what they do is they go on and on and on about how much they care. how much you need to be vigilant. that that outweighs the fact that they don't do that, they don't have to do that. if you are rich, influential person, doesn't apply to you. it hasn't for a long time. >> greg: let's exit with a provocative question. i know people that are putting chips in their dogs. he >> kat: my dog has a chip. >> greg: is it wrong to put chips in criminals? >> judge jeanine: not at all. >> kat: that doesn't shock me. >> tyrus: it's so wrong. next it's going to be wives putting chips and their husbands. where do we draw the line? no. you made a left instead of a right to work today. what are you doing? >> judge jeanine: here's the problem. anything that requires that you go under the skin of an individual you need a court order to do it so that would require that my dogs, they could bring a class action to me. they'll have chips. i have three of them. >> jamie: may be for criminals, just invisible fence collars. [laughter] >> judge jeanine: good idea. >> greg: it's not under the skin. i love taunting dogs behind an invisible fence. it's the best. what are you going to do! what are you going to do! somebody should be in their houses turning off the invisible fence. >> tyrus: a kid want did that and i put it around his neck. >> judge jeanine: you did? that's not nice. >> greg: we've got to go. we will settle it in the break. up next forget throwing tomatoes. a dude drops chapelle like a sack of potatoes. you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need? oh, like how i customized this scarf? wow, first time? check out this backpack i made for marco. oh yeah? well, check out this tux. oh, nice. that'll go perfect with these. dude... those are so fire. 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>> greg: what happened indeed. he tackled dave chappelle. he joked it was a trans man who tackled him. after the attack chris rock came on stage, hugged dave, and said was it will smith? as for the suspect instead of best actor award. the 23-year-old was wheeled out on a gurney with a swallow and in jacked up arm. check out his arm before the incident in this picture. that's him relaxing. take a look after. we paid for that from the hospital. i hope nobody gets fire. he is being held on 30 grand veil for felony assault with a deadly weapon because he had a gun on him. the word is jada pinkett smith bailed him out. i kid. we are learning more about isaiah. two years ago he put out a rap song called "dave chappelle." apparently chapelle was supposed to perform there in 2020 it was canceled because of the pandemic. dave wasn't the only stand-up comedian to have a problem on stage last night. >> that's when i told her i thought you were counting. you guys have been amazing. thank you. thank you so much. what a great crowd. please welcome the next, jamie lissow. >> greg: wow. jamie, i did not see that coming. i think that was incredibly unfair. to bad people don't care enough to attack you, jamie. they have to go to alaska to find you and that's an expensive plane ticket. you are safe. >> that's a good point. somebody asked me today, they were like i saw the chapelle thing. is anything like this ever happened to you before and i was like nothing like this has happened before. even the part before the attack with the ground was laughing. what a dummy. did you hear the details? this guy brought a knife disguised as a fake gun. there is no worse way to smuggle a weapon. that would be like if you had a 4-ounce tube of toothpaste and you were going to the airport you disguised it a fake bomb. >> judge jeanine: that's good. >> greg: are you worried as a comedian that this is one of these new trends or is it a one off? >> i'm only surprised about the security. chapelle usually does travel with legit security. i have a hat that i put on. it says security. i do my own. i don't worry about things like that. he is a massive star. thousands and thousands of people. when i perform, it is just me and my family. >> greg: the gentleman brought up the security issue. >> tyrus: hollywood bowl is difficult. could it's a big stage. bodyguards have to be off to the site. who you rely on is the security guys in the front wearing yellow jackets. the problem is if one or two of them start enjoying the show, turn your head, somebody runs by them, it happens in this case and then the bodyguard has to do it, the guy who fetches tennis balls. he's got to run and go get it. it happened in russia, a guy tried to run the stage on my side and the almost immediate. when i caught him i too made. something about breaking a guys arm, it stops all attacks. it is like a reset button. when i caught him, i snatched him up, and other bodyguard grabbed him we were arguing about who was going to be taking care of it. we were pulling back and forth. his arm went pop. i went over. i went you take him. in all seriousness, this is will smith's fault. this is what happens when the world sees the privilege. he went back, sat down, talked more trash, no consequences. the next thing i don't like it, he upset me, the good news is for that's for the people, we talked about the exterior, in the interior there is bodyguards. he got the worst beating of his life, that's what happens when you attack people. there are real-life consequences. that might stop somebody, think twice before they run. >> greg: kat, you go to these rock concerts that young people go to. they usually have people standing at the front looking straight ahead. is that we are headed to. whether comedies going to turn into a rock concert? that is my impression of a serious news person. >> kat: you did great. fox news sunday is all yours. i don't know. this guy was more of a lgbtq ally. if you think of words as violence. people really say that. if they really believe it then you have to believe that that was true. as ridiculous as that is because chapelle has jokes about trans people. why wouldn't it be acceptable to russian with a knife that really was violence the way these exact people say it is. >> greg: it could engender a threat. i said ginger. >> kat: we have to admit nobody actually believes that. nobody she believes that words are violence. if anybody actually did, they'd be coming out in favor of this guy today. they would see what a hero. you get a float in the parade. >> greg: i love floats, judge. that is nothing to do with this topic. what could this guy be charged with? will he go away for a long time? >> judge jeanine: the hollywood bowl, i assume it's in los angeles. >> greg: could be hollywood, florida. the d.a. is george gascon. he is a loser. he will let a murderer out. by the way, you know what i love about this story, i love the fact that it wasn't just a security that rushed on stage, it was the fans. people are sick and tired of the people on the left or anybody thinking that mob violence is the way to resolve things. they go in and they stop at themselves. that what's going on. people are going to take along to their own hands. they are sick of what's going on. we should go to -- should go to jail but they have the wrong d.a. probably out on bail right now. his elbow didn't go in the wrong direction which was probably a good thing. >> greg: the fact that that guy -- the guy could have killed chapelle. he should be really upset. >> judge jeanine: here's the difference. you've got to file charges. if you don't file they get away with it. >> jamie: the judge is right. he came from the left. >> greg: nicely done. you are funny. up next, are aliens to snooty to enjoy picks of your booty. can at and not know it. if you have chronic kidney disease your kidney health could depend on what you do today. ♪far-xi-ga♪ farxiga is a pill that works in the kidneys to help slow the progression of chronic kidney disease. farxiga can cause serious side effects including dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections in women and men, and low blood sugar. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may lead to death. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this bacterial infection, an allergic reaction, or ketoacidosis. and don't take it if you are on dialysis. take aim at chronic kidney disease by talking to your doctor and asking about farxiga. if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. ♪far-xi-ga♪ >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, trust safelite. in one easy appointment... to help. ♪ pop rock music ♪ >> tech: ...we can replace your windshield and recalibrate your advanced safety system. >> dad: looks great. thanks. >> tech: stay safe with safelite. schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ "peace of mind." such a big, beautiful idea. and for us at booking.com this means - free cancellation on most bookings. it's a bit functional. but we'll gladly be functional. so you can be free. booking.com booking.yeah to support a strong immune system your body needs a routine. booking.com centrum helps your immune defenses every day, with vitamin c, d and zinc* season after season. ace your immune support with centrum. now with a new look! >> greg: is the final frontier showing spacemen your rear? it's a message to aliens from earthlings. check out our dingalings. can we attract people like spock with our massive... accomplishments. any descendant binary coded message into the space to any alien simulations that could be out there. why can't it be nonbinary? space bigots. that sounds like fun. included in that message and stuff like the chemical makeup of humans and basic concepts in case alien math classes were corrupted by critical race theory. that is a topic for "fox & friends." it also includes nudes. drawing some of the naked man and a naked woman waving. scientists saying they are trying to give aliens an idea of where we are from, when our planet is like and that we are bdf. i don't know what that stands for. it is the closest that astronomers have come to asking someone out. that was funny. maybe they are searching for alien life. it's a black hole booty call. honestly if you want to attract them to come over to our planet we should just send these photos. my right? we aliens would be here by memorial day. for if we want aliens to stay away, why not this? yeah. by the way, speaking of hideous things, and this is hideous. check out this new shirt i got. look at this. amazing shirt. that i got. i think this is going to be my nightshirt. great for pillow fights. watch the news. >> tyrus: i can't unsee it. i know. can you tell us the likelihood this plan will work and attract aliens? >> kat: zero. we already tried to send them messages. they are not answering. so we are going to blast them with nudes? they are going to think we are so toxic. they are not going to want to get involved. if someone is not talking to you, you can't just send them naked pictures. >> greg: i will tell you if you're not asking for permission to send these pictures, it is not a me too movement. it's a e2 movement. >> tyrus: oh, my god. i'm going to phone home. >> greg: judge, could this be a potential crime? indecent exposure directed at alien life-forms? they aren't asking to see our junk. >> judge jeanine: i don't know about indigent exposure but there is a certain shock value. the intentional infliction of emotional distress. it would be enough to bring it into gordon probably win. those are scary looking dudes and if it hasn't worked for 50 years, verily they are connecting this to the intent of spacecraft. >> greg: i have a little american flag on mine because i'm a patriot. i am not like pete hegseth. i really am a patriot. tyrus, what would you send a space? >> tyrus: "go back" sign. you get some young alien. he is fresh in his first trip the first thing he sees is a bunch of naked people. you think it's going to be awesome. he's going to fly down there and take his clothes off because he wants to blend in. you have a green naked guy looking for a good time. and then the first thing he sees is not like the picture. now he is standing there naked in front of a woman, a human being. next thing you know, he is in space h.r.. [laughter] that's good. >> greg: space h.r.. anytime you put space in front of anything it makes it better except for h.r.. it gets worse. >> tyrus: a galaxy you want to be far, far away. >> greg: jamie, what if they see are pictures of menu items. look at that tasty piece of flesh. >> jamie: so many confusing things. i feel like it's possible that there was a board dude at nasa drawing a picture of a naked woman and his boss was like what are you doing. space messages. that's what you will tell my wife if she asks what i was doing. what if they were about to come visit us. we are canceling the thing. they all have their penises out. it >> greg: [laughs] it would be great if the aliens were so smart. why are you sending us this? that is so billion years ago. >> why would we go to a place. they don't have good printers. the most rudimentary printout. he >> greg: we can't make a good printer. coming up, was a man's proposal well played at these to where big macs are made? i felt all people saw were my uncontrolled movements. some mental health meds can cause tardive dyskinesia, or td, and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. ingrezza is a prescription medicine to treat adults with td movements in the face and body. it's the only treatment for td that's one pill, once-daily, with or without food. ingrezza 80 mg is proven to reduce td movements in 7 out of 10 people. people taking ingrezza can stay on their current dose of most mental health meds. don't take ingrezza if you're allergic to any of its ingredients. ingrezza may cause serious side effects, including sleepiness. don't drive, operate heavy machinery, or do other dangerous activities until you know how ingrezza affects you. other serious side effects include potential heart rhythm problems and abnormal movements. it's nice people focus more on me. ask your doctor about ingrezza, #1 prescribed for td. learn how you could pay as little as zero dollars at ingrezza.com. ♪ ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? 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>> greg: stocking up for the whole week. tyrus makes a good point. it was an original place to propose, right? with that have stirred you emotionally? >> kat: the main problem is if you're at a mcdonald's, you look ugly. i'm serious. you don't go to a mcdonald's, you don't get ready and go to mcdonald's. you are hung over. you had a bad day. that's where -- you don't go because you're hungry. you're looking for dopamine because something horrible just happen. >> greg: then after you eat it and the dopamine goes away, you feel so bad. you feel so bad. >> judge jeanine: i am the only one who feels bad for the guy. i really do. he has got a ring. what does he know? >> kat: we don't know what he did. >> judge jeanine: we don't know what she did. >> greg: we didn't see the ring. >> judge jeanine: there is the box. >> greg: how many carats? >> tyrus: also went home hungry. >> judge jeanine: she probably kicked him out for that. >> greg: jamie, do you have any advice for heartbreak? [laughter] >> jamie: it gets better, i hope. kat just blew my mind. i always thought a place like mcdonald's. i am in 8. all of garden i am a 6. fancy restaurant, no game at all. >> greg: you are just reading the specials. >> jamie: i hate wedding rings. i don't like the whole deal. you spend that money honoring. i hate the whole thing. you're supposed to wear their ring every time. there is no excuse not to wear the ring. it's annoying. you're at the gym and you are trying to bang some chick. [laughter] >> judge jeanine: that's horrible. >> greg: you got a "horrible" from the judge. i think the worst thing is imagine if you were standing behind him, right? when i'm in line for a fast food i don't think i can be any more inpatient than that. >> kat: only then. >> greg: i am even worse. >> tyrus: it is supposed to be for heartbreak. it does have a lot to do with a marriage because that's where you do the kid exchange in the parking lot. oh, you haven't seen it? you don't see the dad waiting on the mom pulls up with a better car and the kids get out and there's no i contact and the dad tries to make a joke and she drives off. you can set a watch to it, and he mcdonald's anywhere. heartbroken dad, and kids going, do you even have cable yet? >> greg: you know what, we learned so much here. 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