following show. gutfeld: true, not lying. a happy friday for me. yes, i just had an endoscopy. they shove a camera down your throat to see how stuff is working. that video s ratings are still higher than cn nshgs. but thankfully, they didn t find anything scary, except for dana perino s class ring. there s a few diamonds missing from it, but i m hoping my proctologist will find those next week. but in order to do that procedure, they put me on a drug that knocked me out. so, forgive me if i make less sense than joe biden speaking without a teleprompter. but at least i know what it s like to be cat. anyway last night, a debate erupted over the brooklyn nets guard kyrie irving who refused the covid vaccine. i don t follow professional badminton, but this is a big deal, new york city requires a proof of the vax for entry into the arena where the nets play. so on tuesday, the nets said irving won t play until he s vaxxed. he ain t doing it. what would you do? what would yo
streets for failure to comply with the vaccine mandates. we have the latest with the windy city and the police unions. also tonight, taking a look at how the main stream media is ignoring stories about the biden administration. now they re playing catchup to fox news. we begin with the #emptyshelvesjoe signing up american s increasing agitation with the administration. he seems reticent to tackle the country s crises head on. kevin cork has details tonight. good evening. good evening, shannon. few things stoke the flames of discontent like high gas prices, high home heating costs, rising food prices, and, yes, empty store shelves with the holiday season around the corner. so, is it any wonder that the president s poll numbers are falling faster thank fall temperatures. however, the transportation secretary wants you to believe in a the bottleneck is in a way good news. it s quite simple, really, as long as they re out there, the floating armadas of consumerism, the merchand
feel about that. please don t let them take me. can i just stay a little longer? i will sleep on your couch. i won t take up a lot of room. i sound like cat arguing with her husband. but tonight, we re going out with a bang. look who s here tonight? oh, yes, it s miss dana perino. so glad, really happy she made it here. here she is arriving in nashville. both of us here, i wonder what the five was like today? they re already in bed. yeah, hep does. perino was the only person smaller than gutfeld. you can see cat s here. so hooray for that. good to see you. made to the studio given last night s antics. she may be clumsy but her opinions are as clear as the terror in her husband s eyes. before we get to the monologue, it s time for greg s seven jokes. number one, shocking news from the set of the view host anna navarro and sunny hostin tested positive for covid. worse, the view tested positive for joy behar. it s incurable. they had to rush kamala harris far from the
admitting that his optimism was clearly misguided, apologies to all inspire bid my hopefulness. golden state warrior s star saying that as team leader it s not his place to push the vaccines on his teammates adding that the politicizing of vaccines can lead to turnoffs. and the agency is fighting back against the state of new york saying it s being targetled due to religious beliefs. we start with sotomayor rejecting a request of teachers seeking to block the mandate ahead of friday s deadline for unvaccinated workers to get their first dose of the vaccine or risk their jobs. gavin newsom announced the first mandate for school children, there s a notable exception. in new york city, roughly 15,000 of the city s 150,000 public education employees were not vaccinated by friday s deadline and now risk losing their jobs and livelihood. here in california, teachers are going to be required to get vaccinated soon. a group of new york city teachers asked the u.s. supreme court for
Villages like bukah just to the northwest of kyiv. they re getting wiped out, the villages. the fighting between russian paratroopers and the yue crepian forces. it appears the russian plan is to sort of get a ride around that northern side and then we assume ultimately the troops we have seen having some success in the south will come up from there. it s a pretty long journey, 300 miles in most cases from where they are in the south. and they will then push in from the south. but clearly, if anybody thought the russians did think when this started that they might take kyiv very quickly. that clearly is not going to happen. but both sides have dug in and i think we re set for weeks, months of this before kyiv, the state of kyiv is really decided, shannon. jonathan, is the fighting forcing more and more to leave their homes near the capital.