greg: tyrus, what do you think of this? tyrus: why did on the latino kid get a dad? was he really running them down snow looked like a creepy guy on a drive. while they were driving, thinking maybe gillespie was guilty, maybe at one of his rallies he said i promise a truck in every house for my brothers in the other party to get minorities. they can't beat him on substance. they can't beat them with facts, now they are fear mongering which goes back, that's one of the bad thing the clan did. they used fear. now they are using fear. it didn't work out with them. greg: fear has worked in ads. the reason for pulling the ad, linking it to terror is shameless and disgusting. they were pulling the ad anyway. but then when the terror attack happened, they said in recent events because they both involved trucks. i'm sure it was deplorable driving the truck in new york they would have kept the ad. i think they felt bad it wasn't. but i don't have that as a fact. how did trump manage to win bigly? scott adams discusses his new book "win bigly." pressure relieving comfort, and

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dave rubin, kat sims and tyrus in our studio audience. ess one year ago president trump was elected and still can't get over it. a bunch of liberals were screaming in protest. to celebrate the one-year anniversary,

tyrus, what is going on here? >> you want to know what is going on? greg: i want to know. >> you really want to know because i know and they know. [laughter] and everyone involved knows what is going on. greg: we've got a -- >> i -- my heart tells me there's nothing more sacred than a man's relationship with his yard. greg: that is true. >> in his garden. it's a special almost like a marriage. greg: that is true. >> and when someone else touches or interviews with your lawn. [laughter] you kick their ass. greg: one or two years and i got in some serious fight with neighbors over plans and weeds. >> flora, that's "the new york times" guy said. this was a dispute over flora. [laughter] greg: is that a name? >> no, that's what i thought. greg: flora, the waitress at arby's suspect iran was mowing his lawn for the other guys lawn and he actually had earphones on to block out the sound of the lawnmower and this guy came behind him and tackled -- the only landscaping going on was of the rib cage. i find this, even by the standards of suburban -- i'm not a c

tyrus, i think this is a hate film against robots. i think the last part, any weapon can be used like that. the pope once tried to ban the crossbow in the middle ages because it was such an advancement over previous bows. >> look, personal the dudes in the van, they're going to fly all those at that guy who is struggling to open the door. did you notice that? come on, get it, i think that's were technologies going. that means less of us on the ground getting shot. it means wars are done easier in groups like isis are hiding in nukes and crannies. so, i'm good with that. all those little drones, turn the sprinklers on. then everyone with a had on was good. >> greg: pete, i think what tyrus is saying is right that be an anti- drone weapons is inhuman. wars will drag out longer if you are not highly specific in your targets. if you can argue against these your allowing terrorists to have the collateral damage advantage. they will always use human targets. these weapons are designed by minimizing collateral damage by specifically's focusi

tyrus. >> i'm selfish. whenever i am feeling down i just look at your people and be like hell, yeah. [laughter] or i'll go in the weight room and throw weight around and what makes me happy is when guys walked by, kind of like you and they do this. they always do this. it's like a -- it's defensive. don't eat me. [laughter] i really enjoy being a monster. when i'm feeling down and blue i just look at a little greg and say that could be me. i literally could be like honey, can you get that for me and that's just a set happy thing to be the guy in the supermarket that if someone is in trouble, yes, ma'am, i can. [applause] greg: wait a second. what about you. greg: when i'm in the supermarket and that apple rolls down and rolls under i can get under there and get it. you can't. if there is a fire -- >> turned the frown upside down. greg: tyrus, if there is a fire i can crawl through the doggie door and you can't. >> i'd kicked the door in. greg: don't go anywhere. final thoughts, greg: tonight would like to t

special thanks to scott adams, lawrence, catherine sims, tyrus in our studio audience. now. [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. absurdity in america. we read about things that 5, 10, 15 years ago we would say it's impossible. but in 2017 the impossible is possible. we compiled the most absurd things that occurred this week to show you how straight up ridiculous things have gotten. let's begin. at the white house press briefing urban radio

cat, tyrus, our studio audience. they love you america. i am gregg time. wednesday will be her last day. i love you, nicole. jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. i'm in palm beach for a restoration weekend. i received an award from david horowitz's freedom center. senator al franken involved in a sexual harassment controversy from 2006. it allegedly happened when he was backstage with playboy playmate leanne tweeden. >> i pushed him off and pushed him and said if you ever do that to me again, i won't be so nice by the the second time. jesse: on the way back in the airplane franken posed for this picture groping tweeden who was sleeping. democrats who hammered roy moore condemned franken, but not everybody did. >> this is just kind of scratching the surface here. he was not a member of congress at the type it happened. he was just a comedian. jesse: so this is all a joke, gloria? here is how msnbc described what happened. >> he took a picture which his office says was a joke that showed him potentially, not actually groping but mock groping

seventh graders from our lady of the hampton school in new york, patrick, tyrus and the studio audience. i'm greg .-dot felt and i love you,. >> congress shows they can just get tax reform with the to do this when they return to capitol hill this is the fox report. >> is unfinished business but not a lot of time to get it all done the potential government shutdown is living with a temporary spending bill set to expire december 8 still that is that small matter of tax reform president trump will try to push it over the finish line on tuesday also planning to meet with the big four congressional leaders from the house and senate to talk more about the end of the year agenda and georges says he is confident they can get on the same page for tax reform. >> i am very confident to work out our differences. we are more united than we are divided on this issue but we are on the same page. can we have some differences to get this worked out we are very determined i don't think any three years miss majority has been more determined to do something and this. >> i am sure the congress man knows he

special thanks to scott adams, lawrence, catherine sims, tyrus in our studio audience. now. [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. absurdity in america. we read about things that 5, 10, 15 years ago we would say it's impossible. but in 2017 the impossible is possible. we compiled the most absurd things that occurred this week to show you how straight up ridiculous things have gotten. let's begin. at the white house press briefing urban radio

dave rubin, kat sims and tyrus in our studio audience. ess one year ago president trump was elected and still can't get over it. a bunch of liberals were screaming in protest. to celebrate the one-year anniversary, here is a montage of o the mainstream media meltig down when they heard trump had won. >> it's crying tonight. i mean literally crying. >> everybody is crying and so upset. it'sse the end of their world. >> feels like the end of the world. >> i was slowly getting drunk is what happened to me. >> how do we explain how this is possible? >> how did this happen? experienced politicians versus racist fake gynecologists. >> get your abortions now because we are going to be [bleep] and we'll have to live with it. >> you are awake, by the way. you are not having a terrible dream. also you are not dead and you haven't gone to hell. this is your life now, this is your election, this is your country. >> this is a different earth than it was 4 hours ago. it's different. >> the person president obama called the most qualified person to ever

you to terry, steven, the seventh graders from our lady of the hampton school in new york, patrick, tyrus and the studio audience. i'm greg .-dot felt and i love you, november 25th i am connell mcshane. waters world starts now. >> that is but an entire year's is trump was elected president and now some of his most memorable moments and joy he me now with audi's investigate michelle. so let's get started trump first is a the press we caught wind of a the sound bite from msnbc. >> day people with the ratings that have collapsed the new york times are doing better than ever and the networks we are doing great all of the people he has attacked seemed to be doing quite well. donald trump was been great for a the media. >> the credibility has gone way down?. >> i love watching the self delusion in action and what donald trump has done most effectively is exposed as media bias those that are a journalist has tried to expose. listed with the dissertation until you are blue in the face but not installed trump came along more than any other republican to poke them in the eye to use social media to

cat, tyrus, our studio audience. they love you america. i am gregg gutfeld. >> jesse: welcomed "watters' world". i'm here at palm beach for restoration we can. i received an award aside and gave some remarks. thank you. many of you saw al franken involved in a sexual harassment controversy. during the uso tour he was a radio talkshow host in 2006. intellectually happen backstage with a playboy playmate. >> he stuck his tongue to my mouth and i pushed him off with my pants. i almost punched him because every time i see him my hands clench into fists. and that's probably why. i said if you ever do that to me again, i'm not going to be so nice about it the second time. >> jesse: on the way back, frank and pose for this picture, groping her as she fell asleep on the flight home. african apologized and is being investigated. democrats who had been hammering republican senate, where more for his sexual propriety condemn franken, but not all really did. here's gloria on cnn. >> he was not a member of congress at the time this occurred, he was a c

dave rubin, kat sims and tyrus the fox news alert tonight, dozens of people killed after a powerful earthquake strikes in iran. it would happen just before midnight local time there. at least 61 people have been killed by this earthquake and more than 200 have been injured. it was felt hundreds of miles away in downtown baghdad and there are reports of structural damage in the city. we will give you an update as we get more information on the damage and larger death toll from the earthquake on the iran, iraq border. >> now are other top story, president trump is in the philippines and he is there on the fifth and final stop. tensions in the region remain high as north korea and kim jong-un continue their fiery rhetoric. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> there is no shortage of contentious issues in asia right now including trade and china's rising power. president trumps report to vladimir putin's interference in the election is also making news tonight as he prepares to wrap up the longest trip to asia by an american resident and more than 25 years. critics are faulting his continued

cat, tyrus, our studio audience. they love you america. i am gregg ! >> absolutely. >> see you tomorrow. >> the president reigniting his feud with hillary clinton. as his son-in-law finds himself back in the hot seat over russia. good evening, here watching the "fox report". the white house busyness scrutiny over the 2016 election of senate investigators accusing jared kushner for several things. this despite him saying that he handed over all of the relevant documents. his attorney accusing lawmakers of playing gotcha. while they say kushner was open and honest during his testimony. kristin fisher is live with martha hamilton longest have two hand over all of these documents? >> they say that jared kushner has about one week but his attorney says that there are no missing documents. he's also accusing the committee of taking their complaints the media first before alerting jared kushner or his legal team to these alleged missing documents. the biggest one has to do with wikileaks. and to that, jared kushner is a a quote - mr. kushner had no contact wi

cat, tyrus, our studio audience. they love you america. they love you america. i am gregg this is president trump son-in-law in advisor jared kushner comes under growing scrutiny over just how forthcoming he has been with the senate judiciary committee on his contact with russia and wikileaks. hello everyone, welcome to america's news headquarters. i'm ourselves. >> hello, i'm eric shawn. that colorful reddish promoter who set up the meeting between donald trump junior and russian lawyer, jared kushner and paul manafort. they denied being part of a russian probe. with the election and says it's the most ridiculous thing he ever heard. earlier he said that he is ready to come to the united states and meet with special counsel and perhaps that is setting up a new round of questions about his communications with donald trump junior or others. live in the white house with four. good morning and evening. reporter: a lot of folks who remember that it was rob goldstone who initially reached out to donald trump junior promising highly sensitive in incriminating informat

you to terry, steven, the seventh graders from our lady of the hampton school in new york, patrick, tyrus and the studio audience. i'm greg .-dot felt and i love you, eric: and we start with a fox news alert topping the hour tonight. democratic senator al franken speaking publicly for the first time since he was accused of sexual misconduct. the senator giving several interviews to minnesota media outlets in his state, saying he will return to capitol hill, he says, ashamed and embarrassed, back to work tomorrow. he also says he hopes to regain the trust of his constituents. hello, everyone, ask welcome to a brand new hour of "america's news headquarters," i'm eric shawn. arthel: and i'm arthel neville. senator franken apologized to his his accusers and says he will focus on helping other victims of sexual harassment. >> i believe it will pass, chris. i think that in the end we have members who are expressing what are legitimate concerns, who have ideas about how to make the bill stronger and better, and we're certainly open to those, and we're going to have an open process on the floor o

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