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180 could this be the biggest one since bruce jenner replacejd his tracksuit for a hoop skirt? >> n o. the fact is, bill's likely seeing a party go in a directiosen that deviates what we used to call sanity. and bill and i have moreosts o in common than you think. we're both hosts of successfulcc shs. .sful >> we can both fold our legs bot behind our heads, and we both carry around canadian quarters to give to the but.o but we alsago agree on today's insanity. in bill's great new book, judgi he talks about presentism, which means judging everyone. >> in the pastn by the standars of the present. he says it's like getting mad at yourself today for notknn knowing what you know now. >> when you were ten. rea >> i feel the same way when i read my old diaries. >> to think i wanted to be one of charlie's angels. ad som >> but i also feel that way when i read some of the stufe fy wrote years ago, i could see that i let my concerns about terror mistakenl terroy me that safety trumped freedom. does bill feeldo that way whenhi watching older episodes of real time? i'd as hk him if he were here tonight. >> oh wait, he is all right. see, today. >> today's world can create bedfellows. i mean, bill maher and greg gutfeld together. er i >> that's like kat timpf in ozempic, dr. drew and dr. kevorkian. dana perino in barocco one, loves to take dogs for a walk te and the other likes to cook dogs in a walk. >> that's right. president obama wanted a dog. ini just have to remind everybody. but bill's right. judging the past the againste ps the present is pointless and lazy. sure, people in the past mightes look ignorant compared to us now, with perhaps the exceptiol not letting women vote. >> now are ads that the left irritates and frustrates him, but the right alarms him. that's exactly how i feel about. >> versus impregnating imp my dg wawalker. instea but i get itd that instead of listening to the saner voices on opposing sides oftene fu focus on the nuts because it's fun. protesters are more fun to expose than debating a nerd on the middle east. e middlegod, that sounds boring. i'd be the one stepping in front of traffic. on and likewise, it's easier forn the demsth to focus on january o six than the millions of decent people who think trump is is ty. ay the question, however, is which crazies have more sway? the right nuts come from below a fever swamp of reddian rt andq and on the left though they come from above and they make progrese ans. the mayo clinic just apologized for saying there are two sexes.s heads of children's schools announced will no longer use the terms boys and girls do, just creamed. another slew of in a high gir school championship race. and they totallyls ruined ghostbusters with an all female castemale. e only >> call me old fashioned,t but the only place women should bes is ing ghost the kitchen. >> oh. >> bill is here for a few reasons. he's selling a book, which we never do at fox. m but also, when was the last time we had two normal people from different sides disagree in front of other people? >> exactly. there you go. so here. o here the goal is to understand ,not undermine, to see that people at fox aren't bat crazy. and people over there aren't all transgender pro terror bike sengers.. essers some of them. are just cross-dressers. and >> but there's one thing we might always disagree on, even trump.s pers >> even though i can't argue with bill over trump's personalitonmp hy. sure, trump has no filter, but neither do the joints that bill smokes. t it's true. but i wonder if bill trump has tic tacs.is >> this is called biden tic tacs. u se can you see it? top? this costs more money than the one that was like ten times bigger. thisn times. inflation. but americans are not struggling. you know, this is the worsts cal platform. who put this stage up. is not worth the freaking placen is falling down. i notice it keeps tilting further left. what a contractor this life. >> that's trump. he insults people. but t i insui insult people. ,if i stopped insultingth people, what would be left of this? >> happy monday, everyone. yelove you, america. that would be itt,. his blus >> and yet, trump's deeds mos affected by his bluster. >> he's the most antiwaril president i've seen. and unlike joe andlary h he goe. after individuals in power, not the masses. he doesn'tsn't slam millio slams of people. is racist, perhaps because in his mind, he still thinks he can wine thinn over. he's a populist. and in a world where the elites locked us downerke, then went to find restaurant that matters. point is, it's the least point t the populist who pushed insane covid measures reversed and child mutilation under the ruse of gender affirmation . true, trump refuses to concede elections. he's like an athlete who'sthey convinced the umps were rigged. if only the other side did the samenvinced . >> i think it's also critical>>t to understand that, as i've been tellinghis who have come to see me, you can run the bestc campaignam. you can even become the nominee and you can have the election stolen from you. >> now people , people say trump traffics in hate, but i think he's got competition. >>d donaltrd trump and the maga republicans representedrepres extremism that threatens the veryen of our republic magao >> republicans look at america and see carnage and darkness and despair. they spread fear and lies. well, that speech was as uniting to america as lorena bobbitt was to a. g tobut sorry, dana. but the big criticism the big criticism is that trump lies. >> fine, but as opposed to who? obama and hillary brought us three years of russiagate. joe says the number one threadn is white supremacy, the border securega. and inflation was 9% when he took over. those are double whopper se with cheese. this guy got elected pe the fine people hoax pushedfi the, trump said drink bleach hoax. he claims he was marching for civil rights. top of his class and law school fonner up state scoring champ football. yet the only proof he played footballotball i is the brain ds what's this? i know that was me. th >> what does trump lie about? things like the size of the crowd, his inauguration or his ? not looking like i should talk . i mean, who among usmong? i tell everyone. >> my audience is huge and that i bent it playing footballg . >> people also call trump ay no clown. fine. but when you work in a circus, why not be the clown theeats. ee it beats cleaning up after the elephants. the government's a circurn thes. the idiots are the ones d who give it the respect it deserves. look, no one'seser no asking you to love the guy. great leaders are always hated. bill parcells. players hated him. the same with vince lombardi. and of course, there's joe jacksoi ann. >> fact the guy you hate might be better at the big issues than the guy who claims his uncle wa cuncls eaten by cannibals. >> either way, i don't expect to change bill's d on trump,pec but that's the point. not everyone's going to agre hi and if you need to have everyone agree with you on every single thing, you're goinggl be very, verydo e lonely. >> when do the other people talk? 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[ ch i have anotheree hour. you know, i cut back. that said, you're off the show . i changed my mind. i'm changing my mind. anywayy,. you're going to be very lonely. very lonelouy. >> if you want everybody to agree with you. which explains why joy bejar goesh yo three a month. ould b >> this would be the ideal time for a song. >> i'm so sorry, mr. bill. my stupid. i didn't see that we agreed. such as guys. >> i realize that we we share the same philosophy. and you didn't shut down my magic and vine was fineg ali surprising alignment. and so, mr. mana, i say w one more time, and i have foundy a way. >> i'm sorry. well, for asking. he's got more eminem intentionse now. and one brother took some real time. denmart and thk blubbering abou. >> and under the new book, what this comedian said willll shock bill maher. he once gets a ride on a hot whale coast of america's f newsroom and the five dana perino, he's crossing exams have a four month waiting list. chief patient officer for wellw. ew yorany dr. dre she's tough as nails but easy bs on the scales. "new york times" best selling author, contributor, catholi c. >> tha >>nk welcome to the show, bill. thank you. so sofar far, so fun. >> i have a few quibbles. okay. go for quibble way. mr. squib. well, i mean, i that it's greatq that we're talking. i agree that we agre e on somee th things. we're not exactly aligned on the most important alignet, h is basically trump is someone who does not concedetions.. y. that's the most important thing. yeah. you don't seem to see itos that. that's the most important thing that's going on in this country. he de laste the last election. >> he's not going to concede this election. you don't know>> gre don't k th. >> you don't see into the future. bill. i don't see you. yeahstal, i did. g abou i did. because i was the only one who was talking about that way back whebackn. and everybody said, oh, you smoked too much pot. turned out i smoked just tu of.ght amount >> there's no right amount. but can you really picture this guy going, you know what? >> i lost? t. t's iat's >> he did. he left. he left because he had to leave >> ge. to he quit? yes, but that's what that's how it works. well, what do you think he's going to liked up bought ut the white house? >> you know, pull a straw dog. si don't know dustin hoffman, but last time he thought the other republicans would back him up when he called that guy in georgia and said i need 11,000 votes. >> i want you to he said he said fine. he didn't say create.ai >> he said find. well, that's the same thing. no, it's not. you don't on an easter egg, find them that want you to create easter eggs. you have a show. all right, dr. drew. maybe my settlement showed every television ever to do was politically incorrect, which you stolavouritewae. this. this is. this is exactly what it looked looeisxcept the differencincorc politically incorrect was purposely mixing people with differen t viewpoints is what we're doing tonight. >> yes. this greg: t is why it doesn't work. oh, no, i'm kidding. >> no so, dr. drew.d at >> yes, sir. we you, you you're really good at diagnosing mental illness. m? what is bill's proble wow. i feel. about tr >> no, let me. let me. it does feel personal about trump with bill. it's not. it feels that way. >>no, i don't think so. o >> it's just a difference of if he did sort of.u? >> did he sue you? of course i didn't know that. d really? >> no. he's news. yes. i don't follow everything in your life, bill. >> well, that was kind of. yes. he showed me ed me be h. >> i said he possibly was the son of an orangutan. oh. hmf anm. >> because we showed the picture. he looks exactly like the hair e . it looks exactly like it. you know what's interesting is very pertains to orange . he is always been the stand up p politician. right? olitician and nobut now he's sog towards carrot top, some of the stuff he's doing at the podium with the tic tacs and everything. >> he's really becoming a comedic ian at the podium.e po >> well, you knodiw what?izes he realizes that he's winning. >> i think that's bothering you, bill. >> it is bothering me because, again, he's an insurrection. >> he doesn't believe in democracy he is t. so of course, is bothering me. and of course, he's also insane and a criminal and except forg:h that. but i got to say that i'llern t, like, what works for him. like, when you saw that clip,t h you just showed. i mean, look, he's almost the same agees bide as biden, but biden presents as old. >> yeah, ancient. >> yeah. that does not look old. no, it doesn't. >>ass not present as old? the yeah, i mean, he is he's like he's like, kispains he puts on the wig and the face paint and it's 1970 six all overn here again. >> those are the days. dana, let's bring you in her>> s as the other orange one. >> yes. that reall by is bright. thi >> just thinking about tang. hae >> i love tang. c if we could sit here and havesae a conversation, why can't other americans? >> i think mos? i think most amn yeah, i think a lot of this is actually online and that it is people thinking that america is so polarized when an actual in your daily life, if you get off it and you see people in grocery, there's smileys or sharesw , like i know that there are people that would never maybe on school board meetings right. those get contentiouans and.i lo >> you could feel like nobodyok agrees with me and i hear that a lot. but i'm like, i look around and ally ii actually i don't arc people are that much at each t throats. we in the medioa tend to exacerbate that. one of the things that bill had over the weekend on his show was nellie bowles. yeah. he is a co-founder of the free press independen fret. also they are doing some great work over there and in her she wasboh also selling a book and her book she writes about her polie be she believes is a lot like other people's, which is not so mucht so m doctrine, but exhaustion, and that people are just looking for some good common sense. >> my book here we are. you just calm down, bill.yo >> but now we understand all the rumors. >> you are true.er ] i don't know what that means. ke like we are polarized. i don't think we can deny that.t the pointhe point that we can a. be friends, that we can't. >> let's not just let's note no pretend that these disagreements are not profound. let's just say, okay, they arerh profound. but you knowings w what. on. there's 90 other things we could talk about which we wouldn't disagrei can'e on. and i can't hate you. i've said it a million times, you can hate trump. you can' t hate all thef th people who like him. it's half the country. i', i i'm certainly not blind to donald trump's fault. i it why people choose to votecr for him. you knowvance said, somebody whl conservative once said to me what you don't get you liberals dot trump isou that we don't like him either. >> we just see him as a bulwarke against the nonsense on the left. and i understand that because ther i undee's a loe a lot of nonsen. on the left. and that's in my book, too. yes, my book. r bookyour dad. is there anything you want? get off your chest. oh, there's nothing on my chest . >> but. well, i do disagree with something you said, bill, which is thaich nerence o t there's noff difference of opinion on the show because i disagree with greg about a lot of stuff. y. y actually. i mean, i've never in my lifepuc voted for a democrat oran a republicani ever. i,t i don't think i evere is will because i'm just a small government person. and neither side is offering me that i vote for the third party and third party. yeah, i vote libertarian. and you know what? tha >> if you want to give that for that, it certainly wouldn't be the first time i heare firsd >> fine people i mean, i get sur people coming at me on both sides for sure. and people think or they'll say,derate w i'm moderate, whicm not a moderate. >> i'm for a very small government, but i have so many friends. you're heartless. no, i'm not. my l my life would be a way. i live a passionate life full of love. but i think a great do hold m onto that for downan i keep i do have so many obviously i work here. i have a lot of who are republican, very conservative, lifelong friends, are very liberal in my in my real life liberal in life.e andk people sometimes who like watch a show like thist like, how isae that possible? >> but it's actually so easy. but you know what? ago thatyou said something on te show a few weeks ago that just stayed with me. as you said, some of us have not gotten over covid yet. yeah, that's true. ueand bitterness that theovid excesses that covid left behind are fueling some of this acrimony. there are many of us who just can't get over what they were able to do, maybe to shoehorn the medical part into this. >> doc. yeah, right. . wayoe horn you i mean, you kne that personally, but we got to move on. >> all right, sticr dot,k more n >> all right, sticr dot,k more n you overdo it, undo it with the pepto. >> that's right. for you. cherry♪ pepto with those liquids no o only 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attempt. maybe i'm not a doctor , but seems like a red flag. >> yes, i would say that's a lot. and there was a studs o cally yo called the williams study at ucla that suggested something very similar uggestedhing s. bout people are getting very screwed up about the difference being gender and . right. thos exe biological sex.re and then there's gender. and the reality is there are biological sexes and there's genetic diversity amongst them. gender is something we can talk about, but the reality is for my profession, for gender, for women care, we have to determine the right patient patit.t. ight treatmen if we give the same treatment to everybody, that is not medicine. we don't practice medi practicee that way. it's on us. if people are hurting themselvesf care because of card we're giving them dangerous surgeries and dangerous medication l, w. >> yet, bill, we were told that if we didn't transition kids, we had blood on act our hands. and nouallw we're finding out that it's actually the reverse, that we should actually be notyf doing any of that. >> what do you think? i like girls. so does that mean want more boys to transition jim.irlso until you hear confusingly what jim? >> no, i mean, i was talking are about this on show last week.o n i mean, we are the outlier now. the united states.hi so funny the way sometimes the woke stuff, you know, and i th this point make that liberalism is not a, you know, the same thing as woke woke. they would like to think they're an extension of liberalis om. e not. i'm an old school liberal. they're not. it's very often the opposite. and they dild schl opposi they're going o far in the right direction. and it actually turns out moat thereretuallyin the in theg direction and they've actually reversed it because most of the countriestthe couns in europe, now, england, the scandinavian countries, the ones we usedcoe onou to alwl be able to say, well, look what the liberal countries are doing, they're all themseloh themselves on this. they don't do the puberty blockers anymore. they don't this stuff. they because of studies like this and america is just downwee on this stuff. so we are the outlier countrys a on, this stuff. and look, there's always a sensible middle ground. ? what i'm always trying to find. now, is there such a thing as transthere course? there are sometimes people who are let's just say there's a mi ux at the factory. hea mm-hmm. and you don't feel in yourd th d the way you do in your body. but some of this is also justene a tick tha challenge that got ot of hand. some of it is just social contagion and is trendy. sh. at we should recognize >> yeah. what is right. the problem is, if you ever say that, ka, you t, and then you ce be portrayed as transphobic. so people, w i think we're kind of like, psychologically bullied into just going along. mm., is that what's supposed to happen? yeah. i don'i thinr some pet. i mean, i think for some people that's true. but i do think that most people have a sensible view of this. i thin k. >> i mean, i, for i am against people killing themselves. yeah.. yeah. sorry. it's a volcaniadulnts c but ornt whatever an adult wants to do with their own body, then that's fine. n deba yeah. and phobic means fear. yeah. you know, it's a way use shut down debate when you use the word phobic. i'm not afraid of trant afras islamophobia. i'm not afraid. you know, it's notis about. that's a way to go. oh, you can't talk about this. well, sorro yo ay. >> i talk about everything. and out ever. >> greg: >> what you make of this?r th >> i think that if you were if you were watching the five or the gutfeld show in the last five years, you heard all of the things that you're starting media nowe mainstream medi strea ,which is like, oh, wait, maybe this isn't such a great big idea if there is a big rise in suicides. but as we've if we're sayinga ha it, then the mainstream media ha immedias immediately say, ohl but we are the early warning for the left. >> they 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't but let me guess why? d i don't know. i don't know why, but. th lon it odd that we see this long video of her walking- downwh the. why is she why if she can walk ? down the plane, who's filming te it? right. also, why do we need a wheelchair? if you can walgtk down the lengh of the plane, we obviously can walk. i mean, we're not makingdn't weu shouldn't make fun of the obese. i mean, look saying , was just saying c to you in the break of all the topics i've covered and i've been pilloried foris everything is th. >> this is the one i've gotten the most about. mm-hmm. this is the ultimatemate thi thl in america, right? because it's a bunch of fat in this guy. ofyeah, but you know what, bill? and they lied to us. they said they were jolly. >> i want to take this woman. to just take her on a walk. yeah. let's get going. let's get it going. right. let's do something about why i feel sr her. to fio for her. fix this and start feeling like victims. let's fix it, guys lik. our diet culture, the way our good nutrition, it's all we're too. we're too heavy and we're too thin. but it's game time. this is old school old liberaliu you have a problem. let's fix it. mm-hmm. but suche o as rename it.it yes. or just naming a victim of it.. let's fix it. >> the homeless. let's get you off the streets instead. >> like the woke view. how dare you? 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