It's time to check Adam's voicemail. >> Aceman, this is Pete from Alden from Pennsylvania. I was watching college football yesterday and I noticed there's no more beer commercials. What the [ __ ] happened to this country? Get it all. >> You can leave us a message at 8886341744. Yeah, I think there's beer commercials that they don't >> during college games. >> They don't let them drink it, which is a weird I we have We're archaic and weird. >> Oh, you mean that we don't allow college students to drink? I'm like, they're drinking at college games allowed. >> No, we don't allow in the commercial for them to drink the beer. >> Oh, it's just them showing it. >> They can show it. They can toast and they can bring it up to their lips, but they cannot actually drink it. So, it's always weird because they toast like in those Modello commercials, they go, "You worked hard. You learned the art of automotive upholstery and you hitchhiked from Tijana to Los Angeles. Now you run an upholstery shop." And they show them all in the back in the kitchen or at the upholstery shop where they are. And they hoist their beer. They click them and then they all go down to their waist. And it's like, well, last I checked, once you clink the beers, then you take a you take a drop off the beer. It's bad luck. >> You're not supposed to like you're not supposed to cheer. >> You don't cheer and then go back down to your waist. You got to go into your soup cooler. >> I saw it's funny. I saw a Corona commercial the other day and it and now that you I didn't even put that together. It's like the guy was like pushing the lime into the bottle, >> right? Yeah. But they don't they we're again we're weirdos because I don't know who you're offending here or even what laws were breaking. I mean these are old laws I guess but >> I think they they probably were around well if children are watching the game. We don't want children to be enticed to drink. So >> I know it's >> you're showing the product and you're implying we're at a barbecue with my Mexican buddies. We're obviously going to put down a few >> medelas. Sunday funday man. >> Yeah. All right. Anyway, we're >> Oh, you've earned it. >> Hold it up high. >> Yeah. >> You don't just give an extra hand, you give your whole heart because it feels good to raise up the community that raised you. You are a fighter and this is your reward. Medela, the mark of a fighter. [laughter] That was like, hey, let's go tap some beers together, right? And then back to your hip and then back to talking at the barbecue. So, we're just gonna >> It's a very well ironed shirt for a barbecue. >> I agree. And also one of those people would take should take a sip out of their beer. Not all three of them shouldn't go down to their side. I always do that thing too, you know, when they >> you order drinks at a restaurant and then your drink shows up. I'm always like leaning in a drink and someone's looking me going, "We should do a" and I'm like, "Oh, yeah. All right." >> I mean, you don't always cheers or toast. >> No, not always. >> That happened to me yesterday. My drink came before other people's drink and I was like, I really want to take a sip of that, but I didn't want to be rude. >> I would have rude. I know, but it's it does it never bothers anyone. Anyway, all right, news. What do you got with the news? >> Got some things that bother me and I think they're going to bother you, too. A Chicago elementary teacher mocked Carly Charlie Kirk's assassination with a gesture to her throat. We have video of it right here. >> Yeah. >> At a no kings protest over the weekend. >> Yeah. >> Here we go. Look at this lovely lady. >> Yeah. She's doing the bang bang bang bang in the neck. >> A lot of So the young man in the truck was um obviously taking video and driving by in a pickup truck with a flag calling Charlie Kirk a hero. And a lot of people were flipping the bird, but that lovely lady right there who teaches elementary school students in a Chicago suburb at Nathan Hill Elementary School, of course, gestured to put her finger to her neck and pretend to pull a trigger saying bang bang. Um, it's unclear if she was fired or faced any disciplinary action. Chicago public schools said they quote, "Remain committed to creating and maintaining a welcoming, safe, and inclusive teaching and learning environment free from harassment, bias, or harm of any kind." >> All right, let me just say this. What school they at? >> Nathan Hail Elementary School in Chicago, Illinois. >> Oh, is that the uh skipper from Gilgens Island? >> Is that Yeah. Was that his real life name? >> Allan Hale. Who's keeping track? Here's my point. >> If my kid was in the fourth grade at Nathan Hale in Chicago with their progressive teachers unions and uh that kid had a grilled cheese sandwich >> and that kid chewed the grilled cheese sandwich so it was in the shape of a handgun and then held it up. He would be suspended. >> Oh yes. >> And they would probably call the cops. Yes. and they would pull him out of the cafeteria. >> They assign him a therapist >> and they'd sign him a therapist and they'd put him in the office and then I'd get the call at work that I had to come pick him up and I would say, "Why?" And they'd go, "Well, he took a grilled cheese and he bit into it in such a way that it kind of resembled a handgun and so we're going to have him arrested, but this [ __ ] can do the gun to the jugular all she wants and they're never going to fire her or discipline her." Does that make sense to you? Does that sound consistent to you? >> I never thought I would hate teachers more than I did when I was in junior high, but I officially hate them all. Co put me over the top. >> Teachers unions are the worst. Teachers, uh, all LA Unified, the whole CO shutdown thing. You're all [ __ ] horrible. I hate teachers now. All you're there, you're just there to indoctrinate kids now. and the double standard of if you brought nail clippers to that campus, you would be arrested and they would call the cops. But this fat cow can put a can put a finger to her neck and simulate the assassination of a young man who died a month ago. Uh no problemmo and they'll fight for her future. >> It it is it is very cowardly that so Chicago public schools refused to make comment. They said, "Oh, please refer to our website." The elementary school's website, by the way, was totally um taken down. Yeah. >> Because I'm sure they were getting hit up by people all across the country, including upset parents, and rightfully so. >> Yes. Yes. So, these are the people that are teaching your kids. And here's the thing, everybody, if you want to know what's going on. >> This is their ideology, and they cannot separate it from their work and what they do. And also your job is to shape the hearts and minds of young people. So if this is your ideology and you're shaping the hearts and minds of young people, then they're you're going to shape them toward your ideology >> to be potential assassins for people that they may or may not politically disagree with. >> Well, okay, do not take this take this in the spirit in which it's intended. Yeah. Women have a difficult time doing a thing where they go, "Look, this is how I feel." Like I I always use this feelings from the >> I am a full-fledged vegan. I believe meat is murder. I don't think animal protein should be consumed. I think a cow and a pig have every bit the right to live as we do, and we're all God's creatures. But I will sit there and watch you eating a pulled pork sandwich. I won't say a [ __ ] word. I've never met that woman. I've never met her. They feel >> kind of like the guys that do CrossFit. >> Yes. They feel um >> the need to tell each other. >> They feel the need to put that on you. I've never met that woman. And and maybe that's a good quality cuz maybe that's why they're good with the mommies. Yes. But it's not good when you're teaching kids to lay your shitty ideology on them. But I know you can't help it. I want all of the parents at Nathan Hale Elementary to contact the Post and other outlets that are now covering this and share the stories that you know exist of those fourth graders. We don't know what grade she taught specifically. She of course has not reached out to comment to the media, but um like what like so you're telling me she's telling she's teaching eight and nine year olds and she's never brought up like after the election or the jobs decision politics. >> Can you imagine sitting in her class with a MAGA hat on? >> She'd have you expelled. >> Yes. Yes. She would say hate speech or something. drawn and quartered, right? >> She's one of those ladies that's like never had a boyfriend and never been pregnant, but she's upset about women losing their rights. >> I don't know. She kind of looked pregnant there. That could have just been a little panis slopping over the waistband. >> I just love how the Chicago public schools has said that they do not comment on specific personnel matters. >> By the way, I love it when people who don't weigh in go, "We don't weigh in." Yeah, I'm sure you weighed in on George Floyd and the need to >> they probably even they probably even uh >> they took a day off. >> They weigh in on like the genocide in Gaza. >> Yes, they weigh in on everything except for when they get into trouble and then they don't weigh in. >> But I mean, so now there's this story about this candidate for Senate in in in Maine that has like a Nazi a straight up Nazi tattoo. Not like the Pete headset. They thought it was a Nazi tattoo, but it's a military tattoo. And you have that leaked chat by these idiot rep, you know, young Republicans that were using saying that they loved Hitler and using like Nazi code and crap. There was so much media attention about that group chat for a week, a solid week. >> Mhm. >> You have this candidate in Maine, nothing. You have this teacher in Chicago, nothing. And then you have liberals who will openly post, oh, you know, jokes about Charlie Kirk memorials being a fountain with like water coming out his neck, >> right? stimulating him bleeding to death, >> right? >> And but no, no, no. Alas, those never get coverage. >> Yeah. Well, they are super angry and somewhat violent and I've always known it cuz I had a hippie mom and all the flower power and peace and love and all that. It's all veneer. >> There's rage just beneath the surface. >> And they do tons of projection. Like they accuse you of being cruel and angry. >> Yes. Yes. It's all just projection, you know, like he's evil, he's cruel, he's racist. Like, okay. All right. You're the one who's super angry all the time. >> And if you agitate them, they it just comes out. They can't help it. It's it's basically [clears throat] you could poke at certain people for a while, but if you poke at Mike Tyson, you'll get punched. It's just kind of who he is. You know what I mean? And that's who they are. They cannot >> stop. And it's it's also there's an impulse problem they have like they can't prevent themselves like that woman gets triggered and immediately goes right into the Charlie Kirk dance you know >> gross >> but anyway I I I don't you know it's kind of a fine line because you go uh free speech and this was off school grounds and not during school hours. can protest at all she wants, but when you take an action, like when I saw that, I was like, "Oh, if that girl's on a green card, I hope Marco Rubio deports her." Because it's like any action I am fine with like, you know, start with that. Start calling all of the illegal immigrants or even legal immigrants that are here that are wishing death on Americans. You don't belong. >> Clearly, if she's born here, she has different rights. She has a right to free speech, but that is like I don't know. I'm not a lawyer. Is that an incitement of violence? Like you're not allowed to >> I would say that if you work with kids, there's a different standard than if you work at the Ford factory assembling F-150s. And I would be I would be amanable to that just like I would say airline pilots have a different standard when it comes to sobriety than construction workers >> or a brain surgeon >> or a brain surgeon. So I would go I'm okay with slightly different standards. And a construction worker can tie one on Super Bowl Sunday and show up, you know, Monday morning and swing a hammer. No one really cares. But I don't think we'd want our airline pilots doing that. No. So I think we're allowed to make distinctions. And what I would say is >> I don't want that teaching my second grader. >> Thank you. All right. Next story. >> Next story is people freaking out. >> It was men and women though. And this was in uh CBS Mornings co-hosts Instagram page. Gail King. So Gail King and our buddy over at Fox News, Jesse Watersh >> um were on a 4-hour cross-country flight together >> and she posted a photo with the caption that these friends from TV from competing networks. She said speaking for Jesse Waters here, a good time was had by all. Hi Jesse, saving your number. People were very upset in the comments. They said she was trying to suck up to Barry Weiss who of course is the new editor-inchief of CBS News over there. >> Some people said Gail, this is not it. By the way, one of Mike August's greatest things is this is mostly for you, Dawson, but he'll go I did a thing with Barry Weiss a few months ago in Austin, but he'll go he'll go, "Uh, Bari Weiss is uh says we should be at the theater by 7." I'll go, "I I think she goes by Barry." Barry Barry, who cares? I go, "Well, she cares, Mike." Yeah. Well, well, she spells it B A R I. I I like She just It's Barry. I I don't know. I I I I it's just Barry. I I know you call I know who cares but I don't know who cares. I don't know. Why do we have names? I don't know. >> I remember he was really excited about booking the band Dokan. [laughter] >> Remember Dokan was going to be on. >> I love Dawan. >> My name is Elisha, not Alicia. Mike, just throwing that out there. >> And uh Oh god. Oh. Oh, I had that. Sorry. thing. Uh I think it was Matt Welsh versus Matt Walsh or But every time I go I go, "Mike, Mike, that's not the guy's name." He goes, "Oh, whatever." All right. Well, whatever's fine, except for when you talk to the person, you make it call him the wrong, you know, there's potential here. Let's just change it. >> So, other commentators, >> Mari wanted what? >> Uh, so some people were saying that that Gail is just trying to suck up to Barry. Um, some people of course stoop to the Nazi. Nazi Jesse, all he does is lie. Oprah's tonedeaf bestie is not reading the room. >> I like I always like tonedeaf. >> The tonedeaf. Like who's who's tone? Like you think your tone is in tune with the rest of the country? >> They're they're on a United flight sitting in first class. What tone are we talking about? Um, Gail, listen, Jesse's a nice guy. Most folks are nice and uh when they come together, it's almost like most fighters, getting back to the Mike Tyson thing, most fighters are pretty chummy out of the ring. >> It's a job >> and their job is to annihilate you in the ring, but outside the ring, they understand. >> This is something I saw like in previous life, you know, when I worked for Hannity, he and Al Sharpton would do debates. He and Chris Matthews would go after each other on TV back when Chris Matthews had an MS MSNBC show and but like you'd see them in the halls of the DNC, the RNC at LaGuardia and everybody's nice to each other. >> Yeah. >> And they should be nice. I think that sometimes right and left get this wrong where it's like why would why and I'm you know I don't think that Jesse's fans are going to be like why are you taking a picture with her? But some hardcore righties might. the the left is less tolerant and the left is less tolerant. Well, they should be less tolerant because >> if let's say you know Don Jr. is taking a picture with Bill Maher or Don Jr. is taking a picture with George Clooney >> or whomever on that side of the side of the Jimmy Kimmel. Okay. So, according to the people that watch, Don Jr. is taking a picture with someone he disagrees with, but Jimmy Kimmel's taking a picture with Hitler, which is a greater offense. You see what I'm saying? >> Well, yeah. Like when Gutfeld was on with Kimmel, >> I remember being like, "Oh, this is nice. They're >> competing." He was on >> or was he on with No, sorry, Fallon. >> I think it was Fallon. But the point the point is point is this. If no one should be posing for pictures with Hitler. Yes, >> you can pose. If you play for the Dodgers and you play for Toronto, we can take a picture together. We're on separate teams. But if you play for the Toronto Hitlers, then I really shouldn't be taking a picture with you. And so more >> protesting comes from the left because they're the ones who call the other person Hitler. And if your mommy and you actually pose with a terrorist sympathizer, then you might be mayor of New York City. >> That's right. That's how the game works. >> So remember when along those lines, like remember when Biden uh went to some firehouse or something in Pennsylvania and the guy like was like, "Will you wear this hat?" and it was like a MAGA hat and he threw it on and he smiled and he like patted the guy on the back and very like >> but that's like >> in like a >> that's like when you put a party hat on your dog and your dog doesn't even know like what's going on. You know what I mean? Like come on Rusty, this is funny. Come on. And the dog's like walking sideways a little bit and doesn't really get what's happening. You're like you're in human years you're 40 today, Rusty. I made a cake out of out of uh gizzards and the dogs like I don't know was like scraping against stuff like trying to get up that that was it wasn't like Joe Biden was endorsing anybody. He didn't know what was going on. >> Well, I think that he was cogent in that moment and didn't know what was going on. And it just goes to show how when he called Trump a fascist and dangerous to democracy and all that stuff like to me it shows that he doesn't believe it. >> Oh, he doesn't believe it at all. Um, Karine Jean Pierre still believes though that he was totally fine to run for president. We have some video of that. >> I like this. I like this. >> I saw >> the lone clapper. >> I know that's not a lone crap. I'll tell you how that works. This is a job I want. I want to do this job. Mhm. >> There's a guy everyone whenever you watch Timeout with Bill Maher, there's one guy out there >> and and George Clooney, you'll go last time I checked, >> I thought we're living in a democracy and you'll hear [applause] >> and then the whole everyone jumps in, everyone jumps in. Like there's one guy who's always >> premature clapper guy, but he works there and he's the audience warm-up guy, whatever. You'll hear him just clap. He'll get like two claps in and then that signals to everyone like, "Oh, >> he just said something that that had a lot of gravitas behind it, but probably doesn't mean anything." But that's when you jump in. You know, at some point they go, "I'm sorry to me. They're not Republican children. They're not Democratic children. They're just hungry children and they need to be fed." And then and then everyone jumps in. Right. But >> nobody jumped in. >> This guy play it again. He's like, "I got a good." So they'd stand in there and they go, "You're in charge of clappable moments." >> When you hear like a good >> He's able to govern >> when you hear a good clappable moment, like someone says something or punctuates something or whatever, like they have to say something like you say what you want about Joe Biden, >> but he's still a man. that that when you hear something like that, that's when you It doesn't have to make sense and it could be a lie and it probably is [ __ ] but you clap. You You just start everyone. You're a You're the clapping kindling. You kindle the clapping fire >> and he gets paid for that. >> That guy side like into the office and like Rob, you've had four premature claps in this many shows. Uh you've lost your fastball. No, probably not because they're all lefties, too. So, they wanted the audience to clap, but the audience is just sitting there. >> But as the clapper starter, you got to know like if if you don't get that audience to go with you, they're not going to go with you. Distracting time. That's right. We've lost confidence in you. And they probably show up like the pitcher taking the guy off the mound. Like, put the windbreaker on. We're going back to the dugout. And it's like, I got more clap in me, coach. Yeah. Okay. We're going to We're going to bring in the closer. >> Yeah, we're going to bring in the closer clapper. The clapper closer. >> Yeah. I want to see the clip of her, Andrea, that I gave you earlier today where she she does the as a black woman, which I I love when she makes the rounds and does as a black woman and as a black lesbian. That's my favorite part. Especially the thing that's comical is the only reason you have this job is because you're a black lesbian. And then they act like all the hurdles they had to overcome. >> Isn't Isn't the comm's director I mean it's not as important as the um you know secretary like all of the cabinet meetings he was missing and how we now know that they he would just send staffers into those or the staffers would just go without him. But um I would think that comms is pretty important because you're doing that press briefing every single day. My understanding from Dana Bino, Sarah Huckabe Sanders, Caroline Levit, etc. was that you have meetings or you have a rundown with the president every single day about issues because she's the person in the hot seat having to address the press every day. >> And she just said there, she's like, I didn't I saw him almost every day. >> Yeah. >> Why didn't you talk to him every day? >> I listen I I like to play the game stupid or liar. She could be kind of simultaneously like she could be a Reese's peanut butter cup of stupid and liar. Like part stupid and part liar. She's definitely dumb and she lies, >> but this clip, >> this clip is is great to know. They're actually throwing >> vulnerable people under the bus. >> I feel like that'd make some headlines >> if they physically threw vulnerable people. They're actually throwing people. It's It's actually funny because she can't speak clearly, which is one of the prerequisites of her job. But all right, we'll play keep playing. >> Got a party side of things. Play black woman. >> Oh, pause there. Hold on. I love the body language. I love when they lean back and they go as a black Oh my god, you're black woman. I didn't know that. I've never met a black woman, man. Esther roll from um Good Times is the only black woman I've ever heard of in historically. But okay, as a black woman, okay, as a black woman, she's going to explain that the Democratic Party is throwing black women under the bus. Also, there's a fundamental problem. They're not supposed to do [ __ ] for you. They're just supposed to do [ __ ] for the country and then you could benefit. >> The mindset of what are you doing for us as a black woman is very flawed. But we'll hear through the halls. >> She's not Kool-Aid. >> She's a ghost. >> She what the thing that's funny about her, she can't speak in this. You know, she's a DEI hire. She's having trouble putting the sentence together. As a black woman who's walked through the walls and through the subflooring and through the attic and ceiling and roofing and fireplace flu, >> I'm empathetic as a often tired gal who uh can stumble on words and talks with my hands a lot, but her hand motions are very distracting. >> How about the hallowed walls? How about Walls the mentholatum loenge? How about the uh game show host Monty Walls? Okay, going too deep. All right, Dawson got this. >> I I feel like all they do is kiss black ass on the Democratic party. And if they're black and you're woman, that's all you got for the Democratic party. So, I don't see the forgotten partian as a black lesbian woman. >> She's ticking all the boxes. The only thing she could be do doing better is maybe be a white man who claims to be a black woman. >> Yeah, but we're not even there yet. >> Crazy. >> All right, so the leftist turn their back on black women. >> Specifically, Green Jeanierre, who has a book deal and is on a tour right now and gets to go on late night TV. What does it mean to turn your your back on black women? Like what were you supposed to do? >> And are they throwing them under the bus or are they turning their backs on them? >> Oh, it's a good point. I think they're kind of turning their back and then throwing them over their shoulder >> under the bus. And that's what's happening 2025 from this person >> who I like long hair on a woman and I rarely say this, but she should have kept her hair up. I literally said to some of the guys earlier, I was like, typically her attire and her makeup and hair are flawless across the board. Like I don't like her agree with her politically, but like I'm like, "Good on the outfits, girl. This is not a good look." The It's It's like a cute dress, but not for television. It's messing with the camera. I don't like the eye makeup on her. I don't like the longer hair, and I don't like the highlights. She needs to go back to like >> orange is not a good highlight. >> Like, it's She needs to go back. She looks really great in bright color. She's a stunning woman. >> She looked great with their hair short, but you know, >> look so good with her hair short. >> I had a thought. You may disagree. >> Mhm. >> I've never thought of this before. >> Okay. >> Guys don't like short hair. >> My husband says this all the time. >> He's a genius. This guy. Although for a guy who doesn't like short hair, he sure cuts a lot of hair. >> He cuts my son's hair. He doesn't cut my daughter's hair. >> Okay. >> Okay. But he claims I know. So guys don't like short hair on a woman. >> But there is an element of the short hair where we go, man, she's cute with short hair. Oh yeah. >> Imagine the potential. >> Imagine if she grew that hair out where >> how much hotter she'd be. >> Right. Right. >> So like if she's an eight with a bob, >> right? Then you're like, "Damn, she gets that collar bone length and she's a 10." >> Right? So, I can't tell if I like KJP's short hair or I was dreaming about the potential >> of the long hair, but now I've seen I've taken a glimpse into the future and I've seen the long hair and I don't like it and now I'm ruined on her. >> Well, I hate to break it to you. >> I could get her. You're not her type for two big reasons. >> Yeah, I got one bigger one, baby, that all women recognize. >> So that and also I don't know that she'd date a guy that's a little right leaning or logical leaning on top the fact that she prefers the ladies and I think she's married. >> The long hair with the orange highlight is not good. And I've also given up on the potential of her. I've realized she had that short hair. There was something there. Yeah, despite the fact that she fumbled her words and covered up for a dement riddled [laughter] president. >> First off, >> you're holding out hope. >> This isn't her fault. Just like it's none of the dingbat DEI hires faults from the Biden administration. He just took these idiots and shoved them into places they weren't supposed to be. Yeah. And then they couldn't do the job because they weren't qualified to do the job. >> Justice Jackson. >> Yeah. So, there's nothing. What? How else would you you go? She's on the Supreme Court and she's a dingbat. Yeah, she was a DI hire and Soayor was too. And of course, they're the only two dingbats on the Supreme Court. But fine. >> So at least worked at Harvard. >> Yeah, but she's >> she may be dumber than >> than Kajji Brown Jackson. [sighs] >> She's the one who was complaining about kids being on ventilators or something when she was trying to get everyone vaccinated, forced to be vaccinated. Uh KJP not married. So the window >> Okay. So she's just a lesbian that Adam thinks that he can win over >> and well I call turning turning her out. But yeah, win over if that's your vernacular. Fine. I call turning him out. >> I'll turn her out. >> Um there there's the clip of her on a friendly podcast, Andrew, where she was talking over there is a thing. Now again, I don't want to take a turn for the feminine or the black, but there is a thing that women do, but especially black women do, is when they start hearing something they don't want to hear, they'll just talk. They'll go, "Uhoh." I mean, it's like it's like I'll tell you what, let's do some role playing. Dawson, you go. >> Dawson's the girl or the girl. >> I'm going to do it cuz I feel like you're going to [ __ ] it up, [laughter] >> but you can try. Let's have you try. I'm just going to sit back and observe two. Uh, >> sis, Dawson may [ __ ] it up, too. But Dawson, here's what I'll I'll tell you what. >> You're gonna Here's your job in this acting experiment. >> You're going to say, >> "Well, I got news for you." And then I'll go, "Lay it on me." And then you go, "I heard you were cheating on your wife." And then just keep talking about how you heard it. And then I'll tell you what black chicks do. Right. >> I got news for you, pal. >> Yeah. Well, let's hear it. >> I heard you were cheating on your wife. >> Yeah. Well, you know what? A lot of people say a lot of things. A lot of people say a lot of things. A lot of people say a lot of things. >> A lot of people say a lot of like they go, "That's how you know it happened." Cuz if it didn't happen, you go, "Yeah, all right. Tell me. Tell where was I?" Cuz I was out of town last week. But go ahead. >> Right. But they'll do the uhoh, heard something that's true. >> Going to go right over the top. This is her. She's a communications person, a press person. She's being interviewed. So listen what happens during this interview. >> We did have legislative wins. >> Sure. He didn't talk about him that well though. He couldn't talk about he wasn't camping. >> No. No. Wait. First of all, first of all, you're he did talk about them whether it it it broke through or not. He did, Tim. He did talk about >> He talked way less to the press than Donald Trump does. Way less. And he wasn't out there at all. He wasn't good off the cuff. He wasn't doing press conferences. Let's just be real. Like he didn't do events. But Tim, that's not true. >> Okay. She said, "But Tim." Pardon me. She said, "But Tim," nine times. >> I think it was nine or 10 times. That reminds me of my sister. >> So, he just goes, "He talked to the press way less than Donald Trump does." >> Fact check. True. >> Which is the the the most accurate statement since the sky is blue and the the earth is round. I mean, he just said it. And >> but Tim but like, okay, just go let him say what he has to say and then go. Well, you know what, Tim? >> I'll tell you this. In Biden's first year office, he did 141 press conferences and Trump's only done 89. So, how do you like that? >> Or he had this many legislative wins compared to President Trump. >> But Tim, but Tim But yeah, just go back 30 seconds and just listen. First off, it's it's bad communication. >> It reminds me of my like six-year-old when she's trying to blame something on my 8-year-old. >> Also, these these people, these poor people, cuz they're like, "Wait a minute. >> This guy's a liberal." Right. My whole thing, it's so it's the funniest thing because I go, I thought our agreement was I go on your super liberal show and you don't ask any questions. What happened to the agreement we had, which is popping up more and more now, but here it is. But Tim, >> we talk about them whether it it it broke through or not. He did, Tim. He did talk about >> he talked way less to the press than Donald Trump does. Way less. And he wasn't out there at all. He wasn't good off the cuff. He wasn't doing press conferences. Let's just be real. Like he didn't do >> events. Tim, that's not true. Tim, you're conflating all of it. That >> I think she said it eight times. >> All right. It's not true. What isn't true? >> Donald Trump is doing a press conference somewhere right now and he's on the toilet. He's physically sitting on a toilet making a number two and there's three reporters in the bathroom with him because he couldn't take a break from talking to reporters. >> Also on Truth Social, >> right? And uh Biden would call the rap at 300 p.m. and then do a thing where they go, "Hey, they told me not to talk about stuff." I mean, but Tim, but Tim, but Tim, but Tim, but Tim Buck. All right, Alicia Krauss. >> Yes, sir. >> Let me give you a plug. >> Oh, thanks. I think you're going to like my oped this week. >> Oh yeah, the Washington Examiner. What's it on? >> Uh about how women should be eating peanuts and medical community is full of [ __ ] >> Oh my god. >> Oh my god. My book from 15 years ago. I was screaming about Give them peanuts. Yeah, give them peanuts. >> And a And a pregnant gal can have some sushi and a glass of wine every once in a while, too. >> God, I'm reading that. [laughter] All right. I'm going to be at Flappers in Burbank on the 29th. Then Boston at the Wilbur Theater. That'll be November 6th. And then the 7th and Buffalo, New York at Electric City. And go to unccrow.com for all the live dates. And Kevin Federline, you thought you knew the name of the books available as we speak. And Fitz Dogs got live shows everywhere at gregitsimmons.com. Until next time, Sam Crawford, Gary Fit Simmons and Kevin Federline, Alicia Krauss saying mahala.
