now, patti ann, you remember, from redeye. she had a way with words. good evening, i am sith lord darth hotius. after the discussion of the relative sexiness of the fox & friends staff, the new york times reported i said brian kilmeade makes me want to puke, i would also like to add that brian is packed and stacked, brother want to thank your mother [laughter] like prince said, you are a [bleep]. [applause] greg: i think she almost had chris wallace s job. she is still better than chris wallace. and then mike baker, you may remember him from redeye for his deep insights. when i smoke some weed the first thing i want to eat is a hot wing sandwich. greg: he is allowed to carry a gun. all right, to the monologue. so, in preparation for the made for prime time shown trial on the january 6th riots, house dems have hired a former abc news executive james gholston to polish up their trumped up turd. their goal, take old battered exaggerations and repurposed as new im
and foreign aggression, the advisory stating individuals who advocate both for and against abortion have encouraged violence. primary nights in multiple states, keeping a close eye on races in california including the recall effort to oust san francisco district attorney jessica den, and what that effort could mean for other progressive prosecutors in cities all across the country including los angeles and new york, and matthew mcconaughey sat down with our own bret baier on special repors visit to washington and find common ground on gun and school safety reform following the deadly shooting in his hometown of uvalde, texas. we will pilot you don t want to miss from that conversation, but we begin with just what we are getting in a few hours, new opinions from the u.s. supreme court. could they include the big one we are waiting on that has the department of homeland security on alert tonight? house correspondent kevin corke has all the details. warning of a height and e
felite replace. greg: we are out of time. thanks to pab! mike vapor. studio audience. fox news @ night is next. i m greg gutfeld. i love you, america. [applause] shannon: hello, and welcome to fox news @ night. i am shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, just hours, the supreme court is set to issue a new round of opinions, including a possible decision on the future of abortion rights in the u.s. as homeland security issues a bulletin warning of a heightened threat environment over the next several months, monitoring the risk of both domestic terrorism