[cheers and applause] he s so smart, mensa sends him hate mail. author, political commentator and host of the mark steyn show, mark steyn! [cheers and applause] she s so sharp, scissorses are told not to run with her. co-host of the fox news specialist, kat timpf. [applause] and that s not nighttime, it s tyrus shadow. former bodyguard and my massive sidekick, tyrus. [cheers and applause] all right. shannon, you re the lawyer here. what do you make of this? is there any there there or is there no there there? let s take one thing off the table right away, and this is the talk of treason because that is something each on the right the left all along this ideological spectrum, they seem to agree the t word is out. let s stop talking about that word. there are some of the things that you know overzealous prosecutors or interested parties would pursue. there s talk of things like perjury.
Bream. [cheers and applause] he s so smart, mensa sends him hate mail. author, political commentator and host of the mark steyn show, mark steyn! [cheers and applause] she s so sharp, scissorses are told not to run with her. co-host of the fox news specialist, kat timpf. [applause] and that s not nighttime, it s tyrus shadow. former bodyguard and my massive sidekick, tyrus. [cheers and applause] all right. shannon, you re the lawyer here. what do you make of this? is there any there there or is there no there there? let s take one thing off the table right away, and this is the talk of treason because that is something each on the right the left all along this ideological spectrum, they seem to agree the t word is out. let s stop talking about that word. there are some of the things that you know overzealous prosecutors or interested parties would pursue. there s talk of things like perjury.
In the woods and out of influencing anything, because she makes things go bad for them. [cheers and applause] greg: i think what the dems should learn from donald trump is he won, it was a reaction against identity politics, so get away from that. it was a reaction against a monolithic media, there s that. and also law enforcement, that he was pro-law enforcement. because all those things plagued the democratic party. they were seen as anti-law enforcement, pro-identity politics and pro-monolithic media. plus, she just whined at the end about how mean he was from her. who would want to listen to that from a president instead of leading the country? she just says you guys are really mean, and things are hard for me even though i m very, very rich and i ve had every chance to keep blowing it. wah, go away. greg: on that note, up next, campus word police take drastic measures against a law professor.
All right, shannon [laughter] should she run for office again? should a clinton run for office? well, it may be chelsea. greg: maybe chelsea s a great bumper sticker. maybe chelsea, question mark? [applause] don t, listen, don t ever count out hillary clinton. i do not because remember, she has many scores to settle, because she has explained the reasons why she lost including netflix, the new york times , president obama having two terms, hackers in macedonia, vladimir putin, james comey. i mean, she s got a lot of scores the settle, so i would not rule her out because she has listed all of the things she needs to avenge, and maybe she could do that in 2020. she s not going to get the drop on those macedonians. [laughter] i mean, the macedonian content farmers. if you d seen she s got a bead on them. she s on it. greg: i don t think so. tyrus, what kind of message do
Dealing with, like, a layout of a pop star and we re talking about body parts or whatever like that, that could be somebody in that office that felt like i had microto-adepressed them by saying we need to do this or that. yeah, and you would lose. because now if you re offended, people automatically say you re right because they don t want to get sued x that s basically what s been happening. they were to offended not by the descriptions maybe, but by the word, by the word genitals. which, i m sorry, i said it. it s in science books, okay? [laughter] it s a word that if you re above the age of 3, you at least have a concept that it s going to play a role in your life. you can get over it. you can t be a human without thinking about the g-word existing. no, no, no. [laughter] and you can t be a some people never shut up about it. [laughter] meant to say the g-word. and you can t be a lawyer without being able to handle the fact that there s sometimes people in the world who
[laughter] and see [cheers and applause] greg: it is interesting that it s always about freedom of expression, and the people that are supposed to be extolling freedom of expression are the ones trying to silence you. how s your record doing? it s been really good actually, yeah. [laughter] yeah. doing way better than it would have ever done with castle face. [laughter] you know? it s, it s pretty crazy because all these people say, oh, you know, you re so oppressive to these people who are suffering. i survive a war with my parents, and i feel like i have a pretty good perspective of what is suffering. and these people are are saying, you know, you re not allowed the to say white christmas or milk is racist [laughter] i mean, they ve gone too far, and it s completely insane. and especially coming from bosnia having your house bombed and all these things, you know, you realize like these people have it so good, you know? greg: yeah.
Dealing with, like, a layout of a pop star and we re talking about body parts or whatever like that, that could be somebody in that office that felt like i had microto-adepressed them by saying we need to do this or that. yeah, and you would lose. because now if you re offended, people automatically say you re right because they don t want to get sued x that s basically what s been happening. they were to offended not by the descriptions maybe, but by the word, by the word genitals. which, i m sorry, i said it. it s in science books, okay? [laughter] it s a word that if you re above the age of 3, you at least have a concept that it s going to play a role in your life. you can get over it. you can t be a human without thinking about the g-word existing. no, no, no. [laughter] and you can t be a some people never shut up about it. [laughter] meant to say the g-word. and you can t be a lawyer without being able to handle the fact that there s sometimes people in the world who
It s so much fun. all right, shannon [laughter] should she run for office again? should a clinton run for office? well, it may be chelsea. greg: maybe chelsea s a great bumper sticker. maybe chelsea, question mark? [applause] don t, listen, don t ever count out hillary clinton. i do not because remember, she has many scores to settle, because she has explained the reasons why she lost including netflix, the new york times , president obama having two terms, hackers in macedonia, vladimir putin, james comey. i mean, she s got a lot of scores the settle, so i would not rule her out because she has listed all of the things she needs to avenge, and maybe she could do that in 2020. she s not going to get the drop on those macedonians. [laughter] i mean, the macedonian content farmers. if you d seen she s got a bead on them. she s on it. greg: i don t think so. tyrus, what kind of message do
Influencing anything, because she makes things go bad for them. [cheers and applause] greg: i think what the dems should learn from donald trump is he won, it was a reaction against identity politics, so get away from that. it was a reaction against a monolithic media, there s that. and also law enforcement, that he was pro-law enforcement. because all those things plagued the democratic party. they were seen as anti-law enforcement, pro-identity politics and pro-monolithic media. plus, she just whined at the end about how mean he was from her. who would want to listen to that from a president instead of leading the country? she just says you guys are really mean, and things are hard for me even though i m very, very rich and i ve had every chance to keep blowing it. wah, go away. greg: on that note, up next, campus word police take drastic measures against a law professor.
Everything. how does a russian lawyer get into the united states, wasn t her visa denied? and she arrived here under president obama. and uncovered a dark secret. pointing to the idea that this russian attorney got into the country because of the obama administration. their love survive the past? rachel maddow, barack obama, natalia vessel gnat sky ya with john stamos as russia and introducing greg gutfeld as biff. this is either the end of things are things are about to to get very, very weird. days of our comrades, weak nights. [laughter] greg: nice. all right [applause] sure, why not? clap. [applause] the analysis never ends,it s always dripping in qualifiers. there are a lot of questions still about what s going on, but