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Bernies looking younger. [laughter] hey, tyrus, take your pick. you want to talk about bezos or banning billionaires? >> gee, i dont know, kids, bezos or billionaires? parents are nodding. billionaires for 500, please. greg: yeah. >> i guess if we all get a check, because wheres that money going to go when you tear down the billionaires, are they going to spread it out? greg: cant work or unwilling to work, right? >> i mean, im just a scoch short of a billion myself. [laughter] short, give or ta...

They actually created something that expanded the pie. the dow closed at, what, 25,000 today, at some point, what is that, 100,000x return since 1903? the economy gets bigger with people as they get richer. its not a zero sum. and i feel like we have to keep saying that over and over again in this country, which is worrisome. greg: thats the thing, dana, that this argument sells because people dont read about the -- >> its as old as time itself. greg: that is true. 4,000 years. >> i call it sbo,...

In the living room, and to get to one side of the room, georgeed had new jordans, and there was no way in hell he was getting them wet. la. [laughter] so -- and after that and a headache late everything we realized, you know what? this isnt really for george. [laughter] so i get it. you know, maybe if we would have went to, like, a walgreens and got a proper prescription, i wouldnt have thought my house was flooded -- >> you mean george. >> george, yeah. [laughter] [applause] greg: dana, this is...

Know, lsd -- the founder of aa -- greg: yes. >> -- went to canada in the early 50s for lsd treatment, and that is one of the reasons why theres a spiritual element to aa, because he had a spiritual experience. this is sort of serious stuff, and the reason we dont have them now is because of, like, incredibly crackpot bureaucrats who want to control everything you do and a federal government that cant let something go, and its time now for us to sort of, like, you know, enter the new century and ...

They actually created something that expanded the pie. the dow closed at, what, 25,000 today, at some point, what is that, 100,000x return since 1903? the economy gets bigger with people as they get richer. its not a zero sum. and i feel like we have to keep saying that over and over again in this country, which is worrisome. greg: thats the thing, dana, that this argument sells because people dont read about the -- >> its as old as time itself. greg: that is true. 4,000 years. >> i call it sbo,...

Youre still really mad? [laughter] that was the democratic caucus in that room. greg: the villain wasnt what he was cracked up to be. yeah, they just had to look at him and frown. kat, is it possible for compromise if it doesnt serve the interests of the media? >> no, i dont think compromise is going to happen. greg: no? >> no. there are things that people should have been delighted about. for example, sitting there we had matthew charles, alice marie johnson who are free now because of trump. g...

And be better providers for their own families because we a all know thats what women around the world actually need. and so its a strange juxtaposition, right? they would never have done this to chelsea clinton. but they will do it to her. greg: its a great point. the performance artist has not done a tenth of 1% of what shes trying to do for women. shes doing more for women than the performance artist would ever do for women. plus, performance art is such a scam. anybody can to this. ing you c...

Be possible. unfortunately. greg: what about you, tyrus? >> you know what? i enjoyed -- my favorite part was when buzz aldrin was on there, and there was a usa chant. the whole room was chanting usa for, like, six seconds we were a united country. [laughter] greg: yes. >> yeah, im glad -- >> etch was usa! it wasnt like half the room going usa, not on my watch. even was involved. so at that moment it was like, wow, we can be unified. >> thats such a low bar though. oh, im glad our country likes o...

Melon with his thoughts. the great writer and tv producer, rob long. [applause] her favorite character in titanic was the iceberg. host of the tyrus and timpf podcast, kat timpf. [applause] and when he trips, people yell timber. former wwe superstar, my massive sidekick, tyrus! [cheers and applause] all right. dana, i kid you about the queso. its provided me with so much information. >> im glad to have provided you with material this week, you were a little light on things. greg: yes, yes. [laug...

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