running down her face. speaking of children, as you know, i hate them. small, gross, touchy, sticky, smelly and stupid. from what's heard, constantly in need of food, water and shelter. they're like pets but with tuition. and they take up all the booster seats when i go to arrest rauntsd. we established children are dumb. should we be making them dumber? that seems really dumb. "the new york times" in a piece that trashes extended school shut downs. when covid had shut downs, they shut down disney like on the tea cups. remote instruction took over. districts made their own choices about opening up. some resumed in person. others stayed closed. i shut down my wresting class i ran in the attic. now we can compare remote learning and in-person teaching. the results are in. like cnn plus, remote learning [bleep] bed. according to my research, i had my assistants read out loud while i get a pedicure. students that attended school for all 20-21 lost 10% of a typical year's math learning. lucky to then, that number means nothing anymore. some stemmed from remote learning. others from family illness. students that stayed home most of the time fared worse losing 50% of math learning during the roughly 50%. if my high school algebra holds up, it's at least a third. now the experts agree inperson good, remote setting bad. or remote learning made it harder to corrupt children. maybe these numbers are not meant to get your kids back in to school where they can be freely indoctrinated. you think of that? i did and it hurt my head. it's not the first time that schools made bad staffing choices. >> well, thanks for coming in, deborah. tell me why would you be the perfect choice to teach in our school district? >> as a nonbinary person of privilege, i understand that no childhood is complete without understanding how racist you really are. i love teaching art. i have four masters degrees to prove it. the kids could help me design the matching neck tattoos that i want to get with all five of my partners. they're sexual partners. we have sex. get over it. >> i'm sold. welcome to our school. >> greg: you should be ashamed of yourself. >> i never am. >> greg: sadly school closures hammered low income students. black and latino students fell behind with a gap that might last for years. it's a gap that administrators can't blame or racism although they'll try. may not know the consequences of this for years when the jerks responsibly have comfortably retired on their massive pensions. hopefully by then i will have left the country with clive owen. to create that apple farm we've been talking about. i want to call it how do you like them apples? he keeps calling the cops. clive, don't. so who does the times blame? this is amazing. are you sitting down? of course you are. who watchings tv standing up in their home? they show that schools with lots of poor students are more likely toemote intended to be run by democrats or unionized teachers. must have killed the times to admit this. their auto correct kept changing teacher's union to sexist white men out of habit. we knew this. every time they said it, they crapped on us like amber heard at the macy's linen department. their home may not be conducive to home as richer families. it's hard for a 14-year-old to cook eggs and learn. so they got screwed by those claimed to be their saviers. we screened about it. if we said it is bad, the dems say it good. so was this avoidable? school administrators knew extended closures were harmful 1 1/2 years before they acted. they gave into teachers that didn't want to go to work unless the environment was 100% guaranteed covid-free. we knew that covid spread wasn't good in places that remain open versus places that were closed. as the times note, officials said they did so to protect children and the most vulnerable children. the affect was often the opposite. so are you surprised? i'm not. the silver lining is that we learned something from the pandemic that we can use next time one hits, which dr. fauci predicts will be sometime between now and tuesday. worse, our kids will be too dumb to remember what to do. let's welcome the king of camp and knows how the vamp, new author, john waters. we pay her to be kat's best friend. hosting kennedy on fox business, kennedy. she's the only vegan who is out for blood. dagen mcdowell. and like a candle in the wind, she's the cause of many house fires, fox news contributor, kat timpf. [applause] john, welcome to the show. you look fabulous. you don't age be. >> you better get your glasses checked. i'm 76. i'm not middle aged. i'm not going to be 152. >> laura: i always -- i don't know. it's always you're -- >> old chickens make good soup. [laughter] >> greg: are you as worried about the children? i care about children as you can tell. >> me too. i was in the alvin the chipmunk movie. i want to be a teacher. i tried to go in. what i do, the first day i'd give them all ritalin. no matter their race, i would talk in class. and i'd be controversial and into cues the don't say straight campaign. >> greg: there you go. >> they can't talk about plumbers, crack, missionary mow situation or the state of florida until they can make up their own mind. >> greg: i'm with you. i don't think we should talk about any of that stuff. but i prefer children not to talk at all. just kept on an island. >> kids to me, because i was in alvin the chipmunk movie, i'm in an airport. a child will say pick me up. i look like chester the molester. pick you up? or a parent saying where is my kid? in john water's lap? not good. >> greg: even you know you're a threat, which is good. kennedy, i wasn't going to come to you. i don'ted think you have strong feelings about this. >> if they closed new york city schools again, i'm going to picket. not just my daughter's schools but every school. every school in new york city, i'm going to get kat and dagen and white claws and big fat markers and we're going to protest everything, this is what parents have been saying since april of 2020. we've been like when are you going to get kids back in school. it's not good. those of us that could see our kids having a hard time. it wasn't just that they weren't learning, they were being mentally tortured by the pandemic. you know, on top of that, they're being told that they're racist people and cause of the death of people in their family. therefore that they have to extricate themselves from school or mask themselves completely or they're going to kill grandma. it's no surprise that masks is the thing where you saw the greatest learning losses. i don't know how you make that up. i don't know what will happen to these kids once they get into college. i don't know if colleges are going to have the patience to work them back in to an academic environment. it's bad news for at least four years of learning for kids. >> greg: that's the thing. can -- is there any way to actual remedy this, dagen, like a post -- i don't know -- like make them go to school >> oh! >> greg: yes? >> that's cruel and unusual punishment. >> greg: or ban school. school is a prison, isn't it? >> when i went to school, they discouraged every interest i had. i wanted to be the puke king. they wouldn't let me. >> they come out with the saw dust and put it -- >> or a product that you throw to clean up puke in the carnival. it's called voban. >> greg: i'm going to buy stock in that. >> children will recover because school is awful. i a weirdo. i wanted to be at school with my dad's chainsaws and playing with gi joe's. going to school was important because i'm a weirdo, i learned to be a functional weirdo that could exist. i learned to keep my mouth shut so i wouldn't get popped in the face. i did learn a wicked eye roll so i could communicate with my eyes or i learned how to fight in case you have to get in a fight. always go for the ears. >> greg: really? >> and i learned that don't like -- i learned that you shouldn't pick your nose in public because most people find that offensive. most. not all. >> i learned about trashy girls. one girl in school had her hair perfect in the front and the back was a ratted's nest. who cares what they think when i'm leaving the room. i only want them to care when i walk in. >> that person's name is judge jeanine. >> greg: i thought it was kat. kat, another wonderful turn as dirt bag deb. >> thank you. i want to say, i think you're on to something. they put me on ritalin when i was 5 and i turned out great. >> it's just like diet pills. it works. >> i just -- welcome to the party to "the new york times," i guess. like you said, we've been talking about this. it's not just all of the studies coming out. teacher's unions said this because they didn't want to go to work. i said this months, maybe a year ago i knew how bad it was, you know, teachers had to be doing something really bad to get us to start saying bad things about teachers. >> greg: it's true. >> can you imagine that a few years ago where we were -- you can't say bad stuff about teachers. they were selfless, amazing heros. but this is insane. we all knew this. again, the headline is like new research. okay. this is the better word, latest research, in the long line of lots of other research showing that this really hurt kids and there was no real benefit in terms of stopping the spread of covid. >> greg: i still think that at-home learning like -- i said the peleton model. having charismatic celebrity teachers on a little machine just sit the kid there and nationalize it. >> you said that on "the five" and that was the best ideas that i heard. what they did, allowed kids to turn off their cameras so they didn't have to show up. it wasn't just teachers. it was the teacher's union. they only teach three hours a day. utla, the president of utla said there was no learning loss. all of the unions should be completely disbanned. >> a family member of mine was getting youtube videos. that was part of the at-home remote learning, watch some youtube videos a couple hours a week. >> greg: that's what i onzoom,. i'm not doing hair and makeup for a phone call. how people have sex on zoom, i don't know. the camera angle, looking up. terrible. >> ask jeffery tubin. >> greg: and then you have to disinfect the keyboard. >> yeah. >> greg: where are we? 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"the new york times" that tweeted elon musk grew up in elite white communities in south africa. if you read the article, you found out that he had black friends and was bullied for standing up to racist children. he fled from south africa when he was 17. yes, elon left his all white community. his mother stepped in tweeting. in south africa, if you publicly opposed apartheid, you went to jail. in russia, if you oppose the war, you're going to jail. way to go, mom. elon better get her something nice for mother's day. why not buy her "the new york times"? i don't think they can cancel this guy. he's too rich, kennedy. he's not like a normal person. if they come after them, he will buy them. >> when you make rockets and you're sending humans to mars, you have proven that you have f.u. money and you don't care. you will build something or you will buy something cooler even if it's just to distract yourself or soothe your own feelings. did we learn nothing from brett kavanaugh? his mom is right. you cannot blame him for whom he was born to or where he was born. the second you have the choice to leave, that's when you're an adult. he made that choice. he left. he department go back, this is an entirely manufactured store representative by people that have no personal experience in south africa and really don't understand his life or where he's from. it's an imposition trying to create a perception like defund the police. it's overly simplistic and ultimately harmful. >> greg: we talked about this yesterday, kat. complaining that musk will make twitter worse is like saying an autopsy must hurt the corpse. >> yeah. >> greg: how can you make twitter worse? twitter makes me -- i -- it's like i'm a hypocrite. i go -- >> you are a hypocrite. you tell me all the time, you're like don't read your mentions because you don't need to see that. then i see you late quote tweeting everyone. >> you give away all of your material. i wouldn't have anything to write in my book if i'm giving it away every day. >> twitter is a place you don't get paid for anything you say but you can get fired for it. >> i don't get on facebook. i'm not interested for what you have for lunch. >> it's bad. again, it's not that many people are on it. the vast majority of the population is not on twitter. so if he somehow made it worse, which i don't know how you would, it wouldn't affect most people. they're like democracy itself is going to crumble. you listen to yourself? calm down. >> i hope he buys the big new marilyn monroe painting that will break the records. i hope he gets that. that will make people so nuts. >> greg: if i had that kind of money, i would buy things that upset people. i would buy the yankee and drive them in to the ground. >> i don't know anything about sports either. i was the nike ad this year. no one has ever thrown me a ball in my life. not once. >> well -- are you sure? >> even my dad gave up. >> yeah, my dad stopped going to the games. it was sad, dagen. >> i like "the new york times." i know. that's a terrible thing to say here. they just gave my book a great review. but i understand the rage. i get why people are so businessed off. i have a black friend in baltimore. she said a guy wanted her bank routing number. he said why. he sent her $50. she said what is this for. he said you know, slavery. she was so outraged. he said you know. i understand. the rage. that's why jet magazine should come out now as a hipster black magazine that makes fun of clueless white reactions to black lives matter. that would be great. i love jet. remember that? >> greg: it was -- >> it was a down scale but they specialized in publishing aretha franklin's outfits. >> it was big. it was at the front of the store. it was strange in those days. >> but sold huge amounts. >> we had different magazines at our liquor store. it was like thugs with three gs. >> greg: i miss the old magazine rack. >> i know. i have one in my house. looks like a dentist office. but now i go on airplanes, i used to have like $100 of magazines. you hand them one, it's like i hand them a terd. >> greg: we'll talk about that in the next block. he's not done anything yet. people are freaking out. what if nothing changes? if this is all for nothing. >> it's -- well, it's not all for nothing. the "new york times" clearly ran that photo to troll him to show his -- well, when he had real hair. when it wasn't like a system. >> greg: yes. >> number 1. number 2, where in the hell have they been the last 20 years? he's built a giant robot army of automobiles that are remote controlled. there's like two million robots out there and he's [bleep] in to space. we don't know if it's peaceful. what is he putting up there? satellites to control his vast vehicle army and our minds? >> greg: this is why's been so complimentary. i'm the benedict arnold here. when he becomes the evil demon, he will remember me and kill all of you people. i'm going to be like his little jester. i'll sit on his lap. kill them, elon. kill them. 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i need to read the new testament. i never read the old testament. >> i don't know. no. >> greg: i'm going to walk into it. kennedy, i don't want him to do a sequel. i wanted him to redo the ridge one scene by scene. >> look cocoon? pulp fiction? i home there's a part for ken loggin i want everybody to go into the danger zone. >> greg: is he still around? >> he passed away. just kidding. >> greg: the good news, they are having, dagen, val kilmer on, which is great. he was going through serious health stuff. they made a role for him. >> i was d.b. -- like the only person i know in the film besides tom cruise. i'll see it. i want to see what kind of work he's had done. not surgery. he's had some injections. >> now they do it each frame on the film. all actors demand it. they go through each frame and they fix you. >> wow. >> we should do that for this show. >> add beads of sweat in the -- i think it's a football scene instead of volleyball. as long as it's in the sunshine and no shirts. >> suppose it was vincent price or -- >> greg: i'm the only person that knows these people. >> sarah was where is the beef. suppose she had chipmunk cheek and botox -- >> greg: you're 83, dagen? >> amazing. >> in my book i have a character that gives facelifts to pets. >> greg: great. i'm reading this this weekend, by the way. kat, did you see top gun? >> of course not. i don't know what it's about. so there's only one of them. i thought there was like ten. so when people talk about top gun all the time, they're still talking about the same one? >> greg: yes, the same one. >> why? i don't understand. i was going to give you the other one. there's ten of the car ones, right? the fast and the furious. that's the car one. those are different? same vibe or what? >> greg: the same vibe. they have actors that are interchangeable basically. some of them have gone on to -- >> why do people like it so much? >> greg: why do i have to explain this thou? how did this become explain movies to kat? >> because we were fighting the freaking soviets in the 80s and goose and maverick and ice man swooped in, they fought the cubans and the russian migs and kicked soviet ass. >> greg: kennedy, you get the who brought the red meat award today. >> yeah. thank you. >> greg: every segment you're bringing serious sirloin. >> i do know what a soviet is. i know that. i know that one. >> greg: they're now russians. >> totally. >> are they, greg? 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as johnny depp getting dragged through the dirt, nobody gave him an amber alert. the defamation suit continued this week. it's the great estelle vision saga since kilmeade got his bully button pierced. who knew ainsley earhardt was so good with a needle? heard said that johnny was violent, drug and jealous. wins bully bob does the sling blade voice, my bra is half off. amber got off the stand, johnny blind in one eye walked in her direction. thank god she was protected by that red oval thing. i want a red oval thing. anyway, she recoiled. the tile resumes may 16. something tells me these crazy kids points out. all right. i'm going to go to you first. you know -- >> i'm going to say one thing. i didn't know -- i'm on here accidentsly because -- i'm not on this show because i know johnny. >> greg: of course. this is something -- >> i'll say it's sad for me to watch. johnny is still my friend. all i can say is i'll be -- i was with him with winona, kate moss. he was always a gentlemen. i was drunk with him. i never saw him to be horrible to anybody. one time i met them together is when we did a cry baby event in l.a. and freshly together and they were the happiest couple. i don't know. >> greg: that's how it starts, dagen. >> that's what it reminds me of, the imitation of life when they cut back and forth. he's my friend. >> laura: should it be televised? >> court tv is happy about it. it's their miniseries. >> greg: it's terrible timing. this should have been on during the pandemic. this would be their true streaming hit. >> i'm the only person that did watch tiger and thought his boyfriends were cute. [laughter] >> greg: so kennedy, do you think that depp's gamble paid off? we talked about this. his goal was to protect his reputation because he was being called a wife beater. he decided to air all the dirty laundry in the hopes that he could remove that stain, which he might have done. was all of this worth it or what do you think? >> i don't think it's worth it. that's how crazy this relationship is. he dragged his own reputation through the mud with the lawsuit in the u.k. that didn't end well. he's still going for it. >> greg: it's based on a principle. >> he wants to be vindicated because he feels that he's been wronged and even though he's got very little left of his reputation, he wants something back from her. the first half of the trial, a lot of people that didn't pay attention in the u.k., they're like i'm siding with johnny here. after her testimony, it was very disturbing, but i had a lawyer that pointed out that she was doing a monologue. so jurors might look at her and go oh, she's just acting. i see what is happening here. what i think you're going to see is the trial come to its climax when his team cross examines her. >> greg: it's going to be insane. we have to take that live, kat. what do you say? >> i don't know them. >> but you do make programming decisions. >> i would say it's good that they broke up. >> greg: you'd be a good therapist. >> no, i actually think i would be. like i've had enough of it where i think you like learn things. i think i should have like a degree because i have been through so much. >> greg: you've had in bad relationships. >> are you friends with your exes? >> i am. it took 30 years. my cat's dad and i are friends. we have to co-parent. >> greg: her cat requires a lot of care. >> yes. >> he's on multiple medications every day and an inhaler as needed, which is not easy. >> greg: do you have to put it over the cat? >> my friend had a bird on life support. i didn't know what to say. she would go to the vet. and this canary -- i'm like you're getting ripped off. >> greg: the vets love it. >> major bag alert when they see me call. >> greg: the wife is getting a new -- or the husband -- i almost said something sexist. >> he's a star though. he's not even a nice cat. >> he's a [bleep]. >> he's mean. anybody comes over, stay away. he will bite you. >> a cat jumps up and tries to suck your breath. pull him out. i'm scared of cats. >> greg: they're not like dogs. whatever to this segment? 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the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd take even more. the corporations' own promotional costs, like free bets, taken from the homeless funds. and they'd get a refund on their $100 million license fee, taken from homeless funds, too. these guys didn't write a plan for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. >> greg: we're short on time. rock hall of fame inductees, kat, are you impressed by the latest group? >> i'm obviously an eminem fan. i love eminem so much more than i love anyone who has no idea i exist. >> greg: do you love him more than your cat? >> almost more than my cat, which is -- i just won't let him do. >> greg: all right. enough with your cat. i did bring it up. it's my fault. shut up, greg. kennedy? >> excited about duran duran and lionel richie. i think duran duran is amazing. >> greg: did you hear their new album? >> god no. >> greg: what kind of music was that? >> really great music. i had a picture of nick rhodes above my bed. >> greg: how old were you? 37? >> i was 37 years old. >> greg: john? >> yeah, dolly parton was so gracious. she's the best. nobody hates dolly parton. what should do is get out of drag and play a junky and win the oscar in a second. >> greg: he's incredible. >> have you ever been to dollywood? >> greg: no. >> everyone weighs 800 pounds. all the restaurants are all you can eat. but they have tiny roller costars. nobody can fit in the rides. >> greg: i don't know if i believe this story. i want to. >> i went there. >> greg: i want to believe that. >> you just insaulted my entire family. a five-state region. >> greg: you are a music love, dagen. i'm not that impressed by -- i don't know. why do they always have to be so successful? why can't they be failed bands? the things i like? >> that broke up. like 22. judas priest, i'm very excited about that. leather for days. and spikes. >> greg: yes. >> and rob hallford is gay. >> greg: dancing on the ceiling. i'm not excited. it's too often. should be like the olympics. once every ten years. isn't that the olympics? >> exactly. >> greg: yeah. also so eurocentric. right? >> eminem is super european. >> dolly parton. >> i love eminem's song "puke." >> i loved that one. i had a dog. every time i walked it they played it. >> here i go again. >> greg: bonding over puke. only on this show. also, on "fox and friends." i'm kidding. don't go away. we'll be right back. ubrelvy helps u fight migraine attacks. u do it all. one dose of ubrelvy, quickly stops migraine in its tracks within 2 hours. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. ask about ubrelvy, the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? ask about ubrelvy, the anytime, 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. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing the all-new infiniti qx60. take on your wild world in style. ♪ >> greg: thanks to john waters. kennedy, kat timpf, r studio audience. i'm greg gutfeld and i love you america. 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