it's almost christmas which means it's the season to be a hater. alvin toback, the 90 this has a waiting list, everybody is angry, there's so much tension could cut it with a knife. christmas spirit is falling fl flat. ♪ you're a mean one. ♪ mr. grinch ♪ ♪ >> i do like the grinch. how did we get to this? there are more ranges than who will, who billions who people, what is a who? it's all about the holiday gators like this guy, apparently on security camera ceiling history off the roof of the car in the store's parking lot. he cuts down, shows it into his own suv and that is lower than low, even the grinch is like bro, come on man. what's causing all of this? is it mainstream media or is it the devil? >> this is evidence that there is a real gavel including your family members. >> auto, maybe it's the eggnog. how did we get through the holidays without driving each other crazy? the biden administration is no help, they set up guidelines insulting how the country spending even more division. >> republicans, extreme republicans from a maga republicans, unfortunately they are pushing maga that fails the middle class. >> i know, it's not that bad, it's all about family. here is family. even mothers are being mean this year, holiday made with your mama's secret recipe, if you are willing to pay for it. your mom has been called the most hated woman in britain, now breaking she plans to charge her relatives $200 ahead for christmas dinner that's only including one glass of champagne, that mean. ♪ >> maybe we can go outside and play and burn off the negativity. no, even pickle ball. pickle ball is a fight. >> i was still in the game, head in the game. you can't be serious. >> poor tom. that's right. pickle ball is causing fights. arson attacks and lawsuits repeatedly because of the noise, the ball and paddle make an residential areas. can we just get along? inflation, the border, high crime, how is there anything, is there anything at all that we all agree on flex yes, george santos should not be in congress but to be fair to george, is he really the worst member of congress? >> hey bobby, i don't think i need to tell you but these people want to make you get in trouble and want to kick you out and make you runaway, you make them put up or shut up, stand your ground and don't get bogged down by the haters out there. stay strong. merry christmas. >> merry christmas, george. george santos on cameo urging democrat senator bob menendez to stand his ground amid his own corruption scandal. to me, they seemed like crooks, insider-trading, bribes from china, ukraine, russia, money laundering, because it's full of gold bars and cash, using the justice system to go after your political opponent using the d.o.j. to protect family membe members. >> can you explain to americans in this impeachment inquiry by you interacted with your son and brothers for business associate? >> that's a bunch of lies. >> i did not. those are lies. >> that's justice? or is it just us we have to follow the laws? even celebrities try to cash in on the get out of jail free cards. remember jussie smollett? heading back after upholding his conviction. >> i respect that i did not do this and i'm not suicidal. >> i am innocent. i could have said i was guilty a long time ago. >> poor juicy. we can agree these guys got what they deserved but doesn't really put the holiday spirit in your heart, does it? so much anger and frustration, it's so that. >> how bad is it? thank you. even soft rock stars are fighting. that's right. they are at each other's throats. all filed a lawsuit restraining order amy oates is trying to sell his half of their musical catalog. come on, even the and debbie a had a reunion. all this ruthless aggression toward each other, even the truth isn't the truth anymore like my truth opposed to actual truth, it ticks me off. speaking of royal pains, prince harry is facing the consequences of sharing his truth, a british pr expert claiming royal family may never forgive prince harry but harry still doesn't seem to get it. >> now we can't solve all these problems by christmas obviously so what do we do? gives, gives, gives. something to bring us all together. make us laugh and what comes together? but cops. we will come together like butt cheeks. it's just saying it brings a giggle. but cops. we got big butts, tiny but, that's right, in a cup. it will bring tears to your eyes. just look at them. it cracks me up. 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[laughter] >> meter, i don't see too much about going on mars. >> what about air travel? obviously it will be faster to travel because of like to california from new york now is five hours 11, maybe five minutes? >> the way air travel has changed in the last 100 years is phenomenal. only just over 100 years first flight happened so what is going to be like, i don't think will have teleported, i think that's too far-fetched but definitely different types of trouble for sure. >> what about underground? >> i think the thing that is changing is technology available the levels we couldn't imagine before so in the past we basically made equipment of all sorts whether that's airplanes or dump trucks, bigger and bigger and bigger so we can do more with less input and the input of course is the person driving it so whether you strive or an airliner one guy can fly 800 people or 410 dump truck driven by one person. that's are going to change because the need for the economy of one person is going to be different. in the future it's going to become more mind invest the journey that will deliver of this. underground construction everybody is familiar with tunnel machines and blast programs and that's because we've done the same thing, bigger and bigger and bigger trying to do more with less labor, less people and that's going to change because the way we are doing it is microsoft, we use robots that are two or 3 feet long emotional, 6 inches in diameter but they don't need a driver. now we can drive with technology of today the digital twins of today that absorb and process vast amounts of data provide multiple instructions. we have all seen in terms of skeletal last five years some drones in a display to many thousands of complex things produced changes why so autonomous trucks somebody trying to make from 400 pounds down to 100 because that is the biggest trap we can make it autonomous. >> i would be interested -- >> what does it matter how big it is? 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>> in away but i feel to have a goal, i need the money for a house, get a down payment together, i'm willing to pitch in. i like having my kids home but if it's a failure to launch situation from a that's problematic but i don't -- i'm about to find out if that is in fact a situation but i don't see that being an issue. i think my kids can't wait to get out. >> it's a slippery slope to tell others failure to launch or not. how old are your kids? you still have teens. >> twenty-seven, 22 and 20. all three in college. >> much older than i thought. >> first of all, i'm sorry i'm dressed like stallone from rocky but i'll tell you who's living at home, these kids now holding up signs saying from the river to the sea because they won't be able to find a job in a couple of years. >> that is their job to make biden my daughter wants to come back, great. and i don't have to talk to my wife. [laughter] >> when we were introducing you this, your body language was like, i feel you are like he needs to go -- [laughter] >> full disclosure, i have a 23-year-old from of my 23-year-old does not live with me but does live with my god, he lives in arizona because he's going to flight school so he did not live with me when he looked went to college, graduated college successfully, came back momentarily because we knew it was short-term, as long as we know there is a next step. he's moved to arizona, he's going to flight school so he's with my dad so technically he is part of this but it is short-term and the moment he graduated, out the door. >> you guys don't really count because all of your kids are doing something. you don't have one trying to find themselves or an artist. [laughter] >> i have a 33-year-old, my 6-year-old trying to get her out of the house but she's only 16 so in two years, you know what i'm saying? >> she's a girl, she's just fi find. >> remember the indians, they had a longhouse, grandparents, extended family, is a good thi thing. >> mountain lions in buffalo, you couldn't just send them out, there's a good chance they would be eaten. i expected more from you on th that. even if they don't live with their parents, they apparently still want them to help raise the grandparents. according to business insiders, some of these millennial parents will feel abandoned by their boomer parents who would rather travel in their retirement than stay home and have to schedule babysitting time months in advance, it must be so hard for them. should millennial's are acting like they are the adults they are supposed to be? when i was growing up my mom went out anyways, they just left you, locked the door, hungry man dinner is in the fridge, figure it out. >> my parents were divorced, my mother take my brother and myself and my grandparents and drop them into take them like no abandonment if she was there but i have in the last month, two new grandsons within a week apart and if they can come up with some kind of car seat back and struck onto a golf cart, i'll send all day with them. >> that is the key. i'm sorry, you want to weigh in? >> slowdown, you're not on "fox & friends" anymore. >> i will say, i had my first son when i was young, my parents helped me a lot but once you are an adult and a functioning working adult, it's not on your parents to help you out, it is your parents time to go out to retire and people having kids much later these days so the parents are older, it's time to go out, enjoy your life. i think having grandparents that help, it is a privilege but shouldn't be expected. >> isn't this fair punishment for bulldozer parents? >> in what respect? >> this mental life shielding them and keeping johnny safe and keeping them from getting bumps and scrapes and now johnny wants them to do the work, isn't it fair? >> the theory background information you provided, it looks like our generation and they want a break. listen, i want to travel, i save my money and figured it out and wait a second, i'm sorry he has a t-ball game, not going. i'm going to be away. it's not my responsibly, i will be the opposite. you have to keep me out for the next generation, i will be all over it. please go home and let me live my own life. >> i'm glad i was a bad parent. >> you haven't set the bar high. >> i've got a nine and a 12-year-old. >> you will be a hands-on grandparent. >> i want to be there to watch them struggle and do what most grandparents do, smile and say here's candy, you want a crispy dollar bill? >> a dollar? >> randall never gave big 20s. dollars and cough drops pretending to be candy. [laughter] >> i just want to lick a handkerchief. [laughter] >> whether you love them or hate them, self checkout machines are everywhere from fast food chains to grocery stores to major retailers, you can't miss them but are they really about to become a thing of the past? walmart, costco and wakeman's psaki they plan to scrap self checkout say it contributes to the rise in fact, really? will anyone actually missed self checkout once gone? i will not, i will not use them, it's part of your community, you get to know your check or, asked how your day is going, how is life maintaining? plus, i don't want to have to look for someone when the scanner doesn't beep and ding, ding and you have to get them and they go to your bag. which item was it? it's a hassle and leads to unemployment of human beings which i am against. >> do you feel this is tyrus is therapy? i thought we were going to be talked to. [laughter] can we discuss it with ourselves? >> i'm right here, right here. you don't get a butt cup. >> i didn't mean self checkout to steal, i knew how to steal before self checkout. if i use self checkout, i want to go to the christmas party. if i am an employee doing it and don't check me out the door, you trusted me to check out, you don't need to see my receipt, you see what i'm saying? >> i was against the self checkout when it began first of all, it does take away human jobs and i do like personal interaction like you, i will say though since covid my local supermarket psaki essentially touching and begging groceries not even helping, they literally stand back and scan it and everything is pushed aside and you bag your own groceries and at that time i find some resentment like why aren't you helping me? only one person is being paid right also use self checkout a lot and i think i will miss it. >> it has a lot to do with where you live, at fresh market, i am favorite customer, a major award for me but i like that they bag up because the young kids working his first job, thanks groceries and says sir, would you like me to walk to the car? are you out of your mind, grow? i take it but i like the option. the personal stuff. >> what you're saying from a quiet on the managers pictures on the wall? >> they keep telling me i am favorite customer. >> can i say one thing -- >> say two things. >> i haven't said anything yet. >> when you go to the grocery store these days, sometimes the people working there, the younger generation is sitting on the phone at jobs. this is there a job and they are scrolling, whatever social media is, it is mind blowing to me this is professionalism today. >> i would like to add, i still don't know how, i don't know how to bring things in the scanner code but if you get bananas and you have to find the picture of a ba