2020. it s pretty easy to find some, uh funny stuff. i m wondering how you feel. knowing that one of the things that came out during discovery was how different the hosts felt behind the scenes than what they were saying on the air. for instance, when tucker carlson said behind the scenes after the election on november 23rd 2020, he says, i had to try to make the white house disavows sidney powell, which they obviously should have done long before. laura ingram text response. no serious lawyer could believe what they were saying. well i lost. i lost trust in them prior to that, anyway when? when the fox was calling out the election. i know a lot of people felt this way they were calling out the election prematurely for arizona . and then after that, you know , there s been a lot of talking out both sides of their mouth. the audience is not looking to be lied to it s looking to give
point about democrats vs. republicans when it was donald trump every day was a food fight. the trump press briefings are going to be dean martin roasts buy them. they are all here all the insults, all the reporters. steve: funny stuff. you are the best. steve: thank you for joining us live. i like that jacket. fashion miss that in me wide shot of coat. much more on tuesday fox & friends, look we got senators, we got tom, rcd, we got ray, we got cyberguy. put down the remote. we ll be right back. what if there was a community of like minded people ready to support you when you need it most? christian health care ministries is an organization with over 40 years of trusted
i could do it to get people to groan on the road, but look, any comic in this era, anybody in this era, can absolutely fall off the ledge at any moment. it just makes me laugh when people say to me, you know, you re uncancellable. are you kidding. in two seconds i could get cancelled. anybody could. who were the comedians that influenced you, encouraged you to walk towards this path where you re not afraid to say what you think? carlin was the main one who did that in the era when i was growing up and was thinking about being a comedian when i was a kid. he was the guy who when i was really little, he was, you know, just a suit and tie, short haircut, doing funny stuff but not controversial. and then he had that big turn around, around 1970, when i was 14. so this was very formative for me. i already knew i wanted to be a comedian.
doing funny stuff, but not controversial. then he had that big turnaround around 1970 when i was 14. so, this was very formative for me. i already knew that i wanted to be a comedian. so, to see a guy do that, suddenly hit long hair, and he had seen was wearing a t-shirt, and was challenging the establishment, and saying bold things. he did that for the rest of his life. i didn t always agree with them. he said some really where things. he was not an environmentalist, for example. but he never pulled the punch. and he, you know, i remember one special his first or opening line, i cannot say the word, but it s a word that begins with f. and it was f [laughter] f lance armstrong. and this was when f land when armstrong was at a spigot! before the fall. this was his opening line. and he said, don t tell me who