>> yes, yes. yes. you are all coming home with me. happy wednesday, everyone. so, in the beginning america was a pretty great place. people banded together, created laws to keep everyone safe and do you know what, it worked. turns out if you build a country with border, military and law enforce., prosperity won't be far behind. do you know what comes after that, don't you? complacency, a false sense of security, then decline followed by destruction. because when the simplest of minds don't have to worry about barbarians at the gate they start to develop something like luxury beliefs unconnected to reality. to disagree with that makes us the bad guys. because we're the oppress sores who keep thugs from enjoying fun stuff like theft, violence, street pooping, otherwise known a walking tour of san francisco. it's not how naive they are is that they can kill literally. last week in philly john kruger was brutally murdered in his own home. on twitter and in print previously however, kruger had downplayed the violence gripping philly and so many america's cities. do i think kruger deserved to be murdered? of course not. i hope they catch the scum bag who did it, i don't envy philly police dealing with muggers, dealers and eagles fans. in brooklyn, new york another left wing activist and girlfriend cross add new york street crazy. all of these street crazies are scary, some are more than that. ryan carson was stabbed to death being at the wrong place at the wrong time. this is the part where i might tell a joke, there is nothing funny about ryan carson's death. he was likely told over the course of his adult life that believing that some people are dangerous, crazy or evil that is a terrible prejudice. unfortunately the people who sold them that idea, progressive professors they weren't around to help them that night, i doubt they would have jumped in, liberal professors aren't known for their brass balls. activist carjacked in her own driveway, talk about convenient as far as carjackings go, it was a short walk home. but she discovered something else about luxury belief, they'll get your luxury car stolen, in the end progressive beliefs are like peacock feathers they are all for show and they attract predators. she posted on facebook the next day, these criminals will not win, we need to take back our city. let me translate that for you, i have been an idiot and i am joining the nra. yeah. you can clap. slowing me down. she backs the blue now that she is black and blue. things are getting so bad in our cities even bible of luxury beliefs the "new york times" is starting to lose faith. downtowns are spiraling from one crisis to the next. spiking rates of homelessness, drug od's, psychosis threaten to overwhelm the public safety once considered basic to the country's major cities. wow, looks like there is one writer whose blm t-shirt didn't save him from a mugging. how to get that biden-harris bumper sticker off his audi. of course some true believers refuse to wake up and chattanooga a father of three was murdered by a guy with 66 prior arrests. what's the city's mayor calling it? a senseless act of gun violence. yeah, senseless all right, senseless this predator was still on the street. and mayor that is not gun violence, that is criminal behavior sanctioned by blind faith of an activist who holds political office. the high priests are the washington dems, they don't just preach this stuff, they enforce it, and put their own lives at risk which is one way of getting them out of office. their pals might start to question a bit. democratic congressman henry cuella had a gun shoved in his face who remain at large. i hate that phrase, remain at large, they should be easy to find. of course carjackings in our nation's capital are up 106%. the only deterrent is the traffic. when asked about it by peter doocy. careen jean-pierre had this response. >> are helping bring crime down, would he be comfortable with somebody borrowing his corvette and parking it on the street overnight in southeast dc. >> i am not going to get into hypotheticals, what this president has done. >> if a member of congress is not safe on the streets of the nation's capital, who is? >> look. we're grateful and relieved that the congressman is unharmed. we understand what communities are going through across the country, not just in dc. there is always going to be more work to be done. >> great answers. she is the baghdad bob of the beltway. she all ways says there is more work to do about everything, meaning we've done nothing about it but we'll get to it after we paint the white house like a rainbow. look at nation's retailers, if you want to know where not to move to, look where target is closing stores. it's ironic that a store called target has to close because of violence. seattle, sf, oakland, portland, new york, a closed target is like a waived white flag, you win, scum. dems could only out run reality for so long especially if you are built like this. and while -- and while the republicans have their faults, they live in the real world and it's a world that recognizes that luxury beliefs are more than dumb, they're fatal. when things finally change when progressives realize what is killing them is progressivism. instructs you to throw caution to the wind since caution is discriminatory and therefore racist. crossing the street to avoid a gang of thugs, that makes you bigot, you should risk getting stabbed to show you are an ally. fact is, we saw this ahead of time, what did the libs say? >> you listen to conservative media, you think entire cities are just, you know, brawled in fights and fires and whatever. we went out and had a great dinner in new york city tonight. >> both those clowns are gone but legacy of misery rages on. social justice should come with a warning label. caution, believing in this tripe will only get you murdered. let's welcome do night's guests. like his books, he's often bound in leather, fox news contributor douglas murray. if you need a quiet place to think, try one of his shows, joe day veto. tax determine u.s. call her lifelike. author and fox news contributor kat timpf. he's immense, intense and so tyrus you have been away for a couple days. i'm sensing that in order to be a progressive you are not supposed to be situationally aware. you are not supposed to heed warning signs like baby there is a crazy guy coming at you and you should cross the street with your girlfriend because that would be somehow an affront to your progressive virtual signaling. >> even just -- whew, we talk about it all the time until you are affected, the unaffected or effected, even when they are effected they still don't get it. >> yeah. >> when i watched that video, the man loses his lifelike that. there was still two adult human beings in that video. but no one helped anyone. like throw your purse at him, scream, yell, ask for help, do something, as soon as he pulled the knife, unless the volume was weird, i watched it over and over again. just shocked at the behaviors you don't want to offend him? he is killing somebody that you care about. i don't understand that. and then the guy is still at large? >> yeah, and -- >> you can't id him. >> he apparently works at the school, an the friends of the victim is saying, the murdered victim would not want this guy in trouble. >> yes, he would. >> victim of the system. >> is he not a victim of a system. they love to say that because the mission is falling apart. and now we're seeing that no matter what happens they are going to stick with the mission even though -- no one should lose their lifelike that. i don't care what his politics are, the last thing -- if i saw that going down, throw a trash can, do something, swing your purse. do something instead of telling him he wouldn't have wanted -- he wanted to grow old, he wanted to get married and have a family, he wanted to go home that night. >> when you look at the reality of new york, douglas, you have to change to accommodate the risk, who gives a -- >> look, it's the same in city after city, in philly it's even worse there. in call cuebly worse than new york. all these cities keep allowing they fall through the floor and pretend it's sort of not going on or hope it doesn't effect us. several major problems with this, the first one, so glad you showed the formerly television host chris cuomo, he covered himself in glory after this attack. this showed why citizens should all learn like martial arts to defend ourselves. no. i don't have to become a black belt in karate if i want to ride the subway. i don't see why you've got to be a master jiu jitsu artist to go out with your girlfriend. but the other thing is, this weird thing, city after city, it's always about the autonomy of the criminal. and very often, very very disturbed people as we have seen, all the time, all the time in democrat lead cities in across america, any other country would be an asylum or a hospital or a prison. and always we hear from the dems, no, no, no. they have autonomy, you can't decide that for your life. these people don't have autonomy, they are crazed, high on crack. the public needs to have autonomy, the you tony not to be stabbed. >> it's a basic right, it's a basic right, joe. i don't want to get stabbed, i pay taxes, joe. >> i agree with tyrus, i would have swung my purse. >> do you know what it's like, it's like we're in the final days of rome but with wifi. that's what we are experiences, in rome we had bread and circumstance causes, we can't have gluten. they seem so surprised by these things, so shocked. i don't understand what their problem is with the equation, well, we have these people who are violent repeat offenders, what are you going to do with them? keep letting them out. you are going to have a lot of police around, no, we are not -- so it's not a plus -- it's just a over and over, it's a plus a plus a plus a. we've seen it with the representative in minnesota. now she is saying we have to take back the streets, yeah, from the people you handed the streets over to. >> exactly. exactly. it is weird though, kat. we always talk about when the policies, consequences finally meet the policies originators, they'll change their minds but it doesn't feel like that. they are just going to deny reality and continue denying like the friends of the victim. >> yeah, i never liked -- when i'm dead, don't say she would have said this. >> that's so true. >> i've said plenty of things. just replay those things. don't make up new things. >> yeah. >> i just -- i mean, look, it's super sad, you know, i don't like walk around crown heights with my boyfriend, but i used to. >> at 4:00 a.m. >> i dated a guy in crown heights. lucky at lease for me the worse thing that happened to me was that guy. it's not even close. but yeah, it's so bad, people can't protect themselves. if you saw me walking around, no one would be like i wonder if she has a gun. i wonder if she is risking years in the clink to have a felony charge for having a weapon illegally. so, i mean. yeah, something like that can definitely happen and it's really really sad. it's really really sad. it's really really scary. >> i had a guy today on my block screaming words that i can't say at people threatening to kill them and beat them up. every single -- it was absolutely unhinged and it was -- it went -- >> can i ask you though, yes, that's wednesday. >> out there, i called minnesota. rings five times, i go -- people out on the street. he was actually going after women then it went quiet which makes me think there was a cop there. it was absolutely insane. this is not an isolated thing. this is every day. every day. >> absolutely. but the video is so strange he doesn't even acknowledge her. it's just -- there has got to be more to the story of this man's death. just watching it -- >> they might have been high, drunk. >> it seems like such a casual response to somebody knifing you. >> they are running out of places to tell us to not be. they tell you don't be on the street late at night, don't be on the subway, don't be in your car and also don't be at home. >> that's true. do you know you could be safe though, you know there won't be anybody there to hurt you at one of joe divito's shows. >> that was a compliment. up next, activism tainted because someone stole what she painted? 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she is not helping other artists when she refuses to get the police involved. if you seen her art it's obvious who the real criminals are, the people who sold her the paint. douglas, do you believe this? and if it's all made up, have you to give her credit for creating this publicity employ. >> i have not heard of her as an artist. i'm not -- i'm not sure we'll hear about her again. i don't think these are going to be on the database of paintings stolen, everyone is still looking for, i don't think it is on stolen art database. it might end up on someone's fridge door with a magnet given by somebody -- >> it will be a b plus. >> in the corner. >> c minus, could do better. >> yes, exactly. >> but i mean, it's so pitiful. you have to have a heart of stone not to laugh at somebody, how could anyone steal from me when all i want is justice. as if all the other artists in the world, i'm into cruelty and injustice. there is one thing i wanted from my paintings. >> your virtue signaling should keep you immune from all crime joe, right? >> i am going to be honest i don't think cops are lining up to do her either. i'm not sure if this is a legit story. she could be the jesse smollett of finger painting that -- it seems a little too perfect and if you see the quality of the art, this is hunter biden would say to her maybe you should try pottery. but to me, the part that -- well, then the guy stealing the canvasses, you can only hope he was going to repurpose them for art. she complained now she has to give back the money to the person who bought that awful garbage there which i think is hilarious, that says a lot to me like capitalism, that is the true art right there, the art of -- that it does feel too on the nose, right? >> well there is a lot of lessons she can learn. another win would be, she wants conversation with the guy. look, i just want a conversation, once you're saying that about a man you already lost. okay. she is like, put me through a lot, i feel like he owes me a conversation. you already have your answer, he does not care about you. and what -- she probably be like, he has my stuff. and i have heard that -- girl, i feel you in many ways. when you are asking for a conversation and he is not calling he does not care. >> that is so true. tyrus, what if it weren't art, what if it was her purse or her iphone. i think she would feel differently. >> i think we are missing the bigger picture here, greg. she should be thankful somebody wanted it. because i'm pretty sure if you dropped that on the floor right here that would be here tomorrow when we came back in. one thousand percent nobody stole that, okay. lady, it's in your closet, push the twinkies to the left, it's right there where you put it. i don't do cops, of course you don't, you do have a reason to, you're safe. no one stole it. you just -- i'm sorry. i have six kids, two of them -- i don't even know what their situation is. even when their art comes missing, daddy, somebody stole my art. yes. be a huge investigation, whatever you do, stay away from the trash can. >> investigate that. >> huge investigation. >> huge. >> still looking for my son's rendition of daddy. whoever's out there, i just want a conversation, please. please return all my daughter's artwork from the third grade. we miss it. please. there will be no reward, but we'll give you a high-five, no questions asked. mail it to gutfeld, what's your address? 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>> yeah, yeah, yeah, oh, man, mean girls. it's one of my favorites. i was just watching that the other night on the telephone. on the -- refrigerator. look, look, these young people they know i'm cool, man. i'm like that guy on tv show, what was his name, do you remember him? with the thumbs? here is a story of a guy named fonzi, hey! >> kat. kat you were the inspiration for mean girls. do you think the -- why are you looking at me. >> it's nice you think i was popular in high school, actually. that is not accurate. >> what do you make of this strategy? >> is it a strategy? it was probably an intern who was like okay, i'll do something and then did it, probably not a deep rooted -- i hope there wasn't a focus group that decided to do this. that would be so much worse. also like the mom in the movie that that's about is actually not cool. she like was cool in high school and desperately clinging to that. >> i don't remember this movie and i saw it. but you know, that's probably because i'm old. tyrus. >> not that old. >> that's true. >> can you go back to the picture, if you are going to have the rule one of cool is not using two hands to put on a pair of glasses. withs it moving on you? just that movement alone is uncool as it can get. like that's -- are these on straight? >> yeah, it's like they are trying to make depends cool. >> he's not cool. even with -- back even in the early 1800s when he first broke in, he wasn't cool then. he has never been cool. he is going down in history as one of the worse human being to be president. like, the more we're learning -- this is how uncool he is. the first black president as if he didn't have enough pressure just doing that, joe picked that time to rob the country blind. so, because he knew that anything that happened would have been the black guy's fault. so, all this that is happening now that was happening then was from that uncool right there. >> well said. do you think douglas, they are playing a joke on the old coot, they are mocking him right in front of him. >> because he can't -- >> he will never see anyways. >> i objected to the whole thing, i don't see why the president has to be cool. i mean, when the declaration of independence was signed, can we find the coolest men in the country and get them to sign it, wouldn't it be great. thomas jefferson he is a cool guy. world war ii, you know, fdr, that is a cool guy, why don't we get him as president. this is not the criteria for electing a president. even if it was the case, which it's not. it's like saying, you know, he is good at dancing or something. >> yeah. >> like okay, we need him to do foreign policy, domestic policy and balance the budget. we don't need the aviator stuff,. >> by the way if they were looking for cool. just here, exactly. >> applause, why thank you. i love how they say biden isn't a regular president. >> well, that's true. >> his bowel movements. >> just one more thing, apparently he did this at night, look up. pretty uncool. >> yeah. well, so uncool i have nothing else to say. >> he wore sunglasses at night so he can -- so he can sleep. >> all right. up next. it's a free speech swing and miss but only if you're swiss. my most important kitchen tool? 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were they really neutral back then? >> more like neutered. >> they paid the interest on the gold, just saying. the history reference, look it up. this is a bad sign. you know, but this is why america's great. where you can call people names and not go to jail for 60 days. so, i mean, but what he said was that -- apparently this guy is a habit yule offender, he went into france and said the holocaust wasn't real. so, he has been to jail before for his mouth. i like to think this is just -- they didn't want him here anymore he would do it in france, now he is here, maybe this is more the judge, listen, you are doing this for show and we are going to put you in jail. it worked because we are all talking about it, it was a gross mischaracterization to call her that. so,. >> you can't go to jail because you're a jerk or i would be -- >> i go to jerk for words over there but beat somebody up in the middle of the street and it's not fair to send you to jail. couldn't he say he is a victim of the system. >> there you go. >> he grew up watching raunchy comedies. >> it was a dean martin roast. >> systemic. >> don rickels oppressed me. you were a historian. let me get this straight, is switzerland in europe, right? >> not exactly. >> yes, see. >> cou continentally yes. politically no. that is not very interesting. we were talking about fat lesbians and then you get me on to the -- political now. >> remember we used to think that europe was the most open minded, now they are the most in tolerant. >> they are the worse. they are the worse. by the way, can't you just go to court and present her as exhibit a. and then say, just say just cause. i think that works still. and what i mind about this is a bit of the lgbtq i plus two spirit, the alpha let longer than the alphabet. what i mind is the group's applausing this because this goes exactly against what i think is the basic principle when people are arguing for gay rights which is equality, nothing more, nothing less. this does not fit the shoe on the other foot test. if somebody had done this, said something, you know, you know, opposite kind, let's say, when gays weren't as they are now. look, free speech, that's it. if not it's not about invading your bedroom, your home, it's about privacy and all that stuff. it's only now that all of these lgbtq groups are saying no, no, no it's not about privacy, it's not about that. we want to be in your head, we want to be in your house, we want to prosecute you if you don't go along with everything we say. that's not equality. that's superiority. >> joe. as a successful chunky lesbian, were you offended? >> i was more confused, i thought who is who. so, like we've said it wasn't a nice thing to say. but you know, dam him and his accuracy. i thought that's a swiss, i am never guying a coocoo clock again if they are against accuracy like that. >> women want to vent about dudes at their events. 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>> i mean, this story is obviously on this channel all the live long day. and i can't -- okay, grace hopper, women in tech. it's the obvious answer so change it. grace hopper vaginas in tech conference. >> you can't come in. >> i can see the merch now. we are going to get down to the point it's about -- >> yes, exactly. >> douglas, is it time for all of us to -- >> thank you four of you. >> that offers us preferential treatment that gives status. >> i come up with a definition of nonbinary, which is look at me. all of me. and occasionally i'm doing somebody will, you know, raise their hand, i object to something that you said. my partner's nonbinary they always say like that. and i always say, well, do they have a penis? and then it's like i've committed the crime. >> yes. >> they've committed the crime by boring me to death with a nonissue. i bet anything, these guys who broke into this, just wanted to get their end away in a female conference. >> wouldn't have to ask that question about the technology conference. >> exactly. >> yeah. >> i'm not sure. >> id badge. >> i'm not sure what my point is, by the way. >> funny, nonbinary thing is the least interesting thing about people. when people bring it up it means that they are boring, do you want to throw some tape up here, i will ask joe, the chairman of the thing talking about this, roll it. >> you're passing out, thought you could come here and take advantage, which i did not. so, if you're standing in line talking, although, our -- which you have no right. >> so, he accused them of lying, how can you prove that? if there is no way you can prove nonbinary means i can say whatever i want i am. >> who has more estrogen than that guy. he is a little puffy. let's see him pull that at next year at tech 2024. this is what is so funny about this, how dare you violate the boundaries of this thing we insist cannot be defined. >> yes. >> so, they are not even gaming the system, this is the system that has been set up. i thought it was hilarious that these tech nerds who have never been in a woman with a woman before, they went to right, here is my resume, give me a job, give me a job, that the most dude thing. >> i bet women learned a lot from that. do you know what this is like, the canadian teacher with the giant -- amplify and exaggerate in order to make a point. >> you are probably correct but my fear of you bringing that story back, i refuse to give you credit for that. listen, this is a sad tragic story. this is one of the effects that's not talked about enough. we need to have 2.5 minute commercials to talk about the effects from covid. from the lockdown. because at one time we were a smart human race. before lockdown we knew what a woman was. >> that's true. >> we came out, we forgot. and the only time we seem to remember is when it affects a woman on a job. >> that's true. >> before that we had me, too. now it's me too. they've changed it. because here is the thing, if a man who says is he a woman hands you a resume and says hire me and they say i can't hire you, you're a -- welcome to tech. so, feminists, where were you when women needed you, women in sports, now it's happening to you and -- i for one for kat's plan it's the only way to do it, then have you to worry about guys, how far do you go? 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