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Show, the eminent 19th century, early 20th century english jurist lord mollton? greg: of course. >> well, shannons familiar with him as a legal analyst. >> i wrote a paper on him. >> he said the most important part of high is not whats legal or illegal, its the 80% thats just in the realm of man hers. so we shouldnt have -- the idea that everything here is either legal or illegal, either you get it right or youre deemed a sexual harasser, i do feel uncomfortable -- not quite as uncomfortable dur...

>> we live in such a great country. greg: its got to make you laugh when you hear about students on campus demanding safe spaces. you know what a safe space is because you escaped an unsafe space. >> absolutely. america is a safe space in that condition to text. but especially as a refugee, a safe space, you know, the ones that you see on campuses wouldnt have done me any good. i would have become a weakling. i didnt escape a war to become weak, i escaped a war to have a life that is good. that ...

That department. greg: i still love that song. all right, tyrus, what do you make of this tipping study? >> im stuck on the video. i need at least -- [laughter] you know what? i live by a rule, if you dont have tip money, dont go out to eat, and i usually tip about 40%. greg: really? >> im a creature of habit, and they know that im going to get great service and theyre going to get a great tip. not tipping to me is an insult. when i see it, ill say something. matter of fact, i was having family ...

Had he made any sworn testimony under oath talking about whether he had those kinds of meetings, there are those saying did he get anything of value from the foreign national. i think that right now there are many investigations underway, so well see. but think most people agree its not the legal trouble he has to the worry about, its more the public perception. greg: i think the public has accepted the perception of trump that hes an outsider, therefore, these mistakes happen. but thats another...

Just trying to survive semester to semester. i didnt have time to lodge complaints against professors like, and if youre this delicate, youre never going to survive. greg: no ones ever going to hire you. >> its not going to work. greg: and, mark, in qanta they just passed a law that makes it a criminal offense if you use the wrong pronoun. >> thats right. if you misgender a transitioning person -- normally i hate all the safe spaces, the triggering and all that. i do think its a bit odd, i mean,...

Tinfoil hat, of either side. i dont want to put on the deep state, media left conspiracy or the russia, putin, best buddies with trump conspiracy theory. greg: yeah. >> i have work to do, i have a life. i dont want to pretend im the fbi. why is everyone an armchair fbi agent all the time? im just going to chill and let everybody else do their job and see what happens and manage to stay as relaxed as possible. greg: well, i think thats a good move on your part. what about you, tyrus, what do you ...

Greg: kat, when you eat, do you tip? [laughter] >> you just made me millions of dollars. greg: sorry, kat, go ahead. >> so its not a surprise that people who vote against the government taking away all of their money and giving it to other people tend to have more money. come on, that makes the most sense. i also tip ridiculous amounts of money. i used to be a waitress. i was, perhaps, the worst waitress in the world. so even if service is bad, because i still tip a bunch. i mean, really bad. i ...

I think thats it. i never made it to waiter, i was a busboy in toronto. we got 10% of our waitresses tips. so if we had a room full of democrats, i was screwed. [laughter] because i was getting 10% of 90 people who tip, whatever it was, 12%, plus you coming in and happening me my cat album. and i get one track on that. >> you left owing them money. [laughter] >> youre right. democrats care about all seven billion people on the planet in general so that if they get really great service, they say,...

Greg: clearly, that dog is guilty of cultural appropriation. [laughter] shannon, i think this, this is a huge story because it signifies a victory against speech. by punishing a person for using words pertinent to their job. i mean, how can you who to med school if these words are going to be -- if youve got to open up a cadaver? i mean, this is going to be a microaggression. >> well, first of all, if i read that text the on one of my law school exams, which i did not, no one falls asleep during...

And see -- [cheers and applause] greg: it is interesting that its always about freedom of expression, and the people that are supposed to be extolling freedom of expression are the ones trying to silence you. hows your record doing? >> its been really good actually, yeah. [laughter] yeah. doing way better than it would have ever done with castle face. [laughter] you know? its, its pretty crazy because all these people say, oh, you know, youre so oppressive to these people who are suffering. i su...