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and it's all your fault that you did that. but i also just -- this technology isn't even there yet. even experts say the soonest, it's decades and decades away. how crazy is it that there's not even a whisper of a possibility of this happening anytime soon but, yeah, you do need to pay for it though >> greg: this is what they're doing, it's may i seeing. before we know it we're going to have self-driving uteruses. i've been waiting for a flying uterus. but, okay, paul --. >> paul: what are you looking at me for? >> greg: i think the thing i want to go to you for is the american medical association once was a reputable thing they put out the journal of the american medical social called jama, these are the guys and the gals, although we know. are mds. and they're doing -- when we lose the medical association, we're screwed. >> paul: yeah, bad sign. so all i can think of when i see this is, here's a whole other list of pronouns that i'm not
list of pronouns that i'm not goin, folks.rn >> yeah, right.e wh because it's just another way to divide us. because what it will bat be ultimately is a schism in the trans community, right? b well, i'm trans. oh, you're trans as well. don's, don't have a uteruut right? and it's just it's going to be another way to self-identify as something else. buther tt the thing i did a whoe 30 seconds of research. you go on the ama website, right, and you look atr their funding, 25% comes fromfun corporate funding. yo it's not the listg. a long list. i'm not going to say any names. then who makes and manufacturers estrogen. >>n. what a shock. >> there's some commonalities there. so at the end ofie the day, as the saying goes, follow the money, even though it may be decades away by the time this works, you can order a baby from amazon or something . >> but bottom line, i. no, but if that's your day,t please but put holes in the box. >> yeah, because yeah my nothing worse than my guinea my guinea business started out
and doing a disservice to young people to think they can live in this fantasy land. i think that is a mental health aspect that needs to be dealt with individually and compassionately. but to suggest that some kid can be a tootsie pop and that is their gender? seriously? like that to me seems off at the charts ridiculous. >> emily: by the way, this is the university of california san francisco. this is a public institution, which means our tax dollars paying for this absolute fiction to be off list highest. spoon i went to uc santa barbara so i was part of that system. and you are keeping dentist employed a. the people can identify as candy. i can imagine. >> kayleigh: that is right this is idiocy. i don't know what is going on. it is really peculiar and i also don't know what is going on cnn. they wrote this article on real pronouns. if you don't fall asleep by
>> carley: . speaking of photos the most important one is the picture behind you of your son who will always remain a hero and always be remembered. thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> todd: to correct a statement i made yesterday during an interview with virginia beach school board member i said she supports a policy in which schools use a preferred agenda pronouns with the student by communicate differently with parents. that is not accurate. manning advocates against the policy and also with the young kid model policy which she says protects parents rights. tonight's debate will highlight the growing diversity of the republican party looking at how this could move the needle with minority voters. >> carley: more good news as the new song quickly becomes the songs of the summer.
assess and if you're lazy you don't have to do anything other than say i'm a z. how lame is this? a made-up pronoun is now a participation professor for people who can't participate in actual life. it's a built-in excuse for people going nowhere without having to travel to delaware. people who list their pronouns are worse than people who list i drive stick under hobbies on their resume. because i can't. wow. you guys. what's in your coffee? but they're like people who say they're spiritual but not religious. they get tattoos so people can ask them about their tattoos. they wear t-shirts of bands they don't listen to. they get degrees in subjects that aren't useful to anyone. they brag when they write a book, their parents are well off and provided a good life but hate capitalism. they're the most boring people on the planet even ahead of
jamie lissow! [cheers and applause] >> greg: when i am pesky, she gets testy, fox news contributor kat timpf! [cheers and applause] >> greg: and even his common sense is immense, my massive side wick and the nwa world heavy weight champion, tyrus! [cheers and applause] >> greg: jamie, good to see you as always. are you non-binary? >> jamie: i'm -- i don't -- i think i'm the other one. is it binary? >> greg: i guess you're binary. >> jamie: i googled all the words we were going to talk about tonight and that wasn't one of them so i don't know what it means. >> greg: did any pronouns strike your fancy. >> jamie: by the way if anyone doesn't know what you what a pronoun is, i'll give a ray random couple sentences what pronouns are. it would be like she divorced him for no reason.
your monologue was spot on. they don't participate, they can't succeed, they're not trying to succeed. so i will make myself something different so i can win in my event because i'm the unicorn leaf self, and there's only one of me. i did some research, too, kat, and everyone i found was like, one guy was like, i'm half vampire and half because my parents were a wear wolf, and a vampire so they have both their powers and when i find someone attractive my eyes itch. >> kayleigh: insanity. >> tyrus: you stay away from those people. >> greg: exactly. keep your pronouns on twitter so we can avoid you. >> tyrus: if if my kids came home and sad daddy my pronouns are this, this, and this, my pronoun will be ass whooping. i will sit in detention with you, i'll bring cake and by, okay. >> greg: all right we have to move on. up next taxpayer money's for
he was really sad. these are random. >> tyrus: top of your head. >> jamie: they lived in the house that he bought. [laughter] >> jamie: he dodged a bullet. it's so -- i feel attacked from the monologue, too, because you know, i think you knew, i have a tattoo that says ask me about my tattoo. and so i feel really attacked. nothing is safe anymore with words, i'm surprised they haven't taken the dick out of dictionary at this point. >> greg: yeah. >> jamie: and you know me, i'm a comedian so my pronouns are he --. >> greg: that's cute. that's a joke for all the ages. >> jamie: that's what i'm going for when i'm on stage, instead of people laughing really loud i hope they all go, that's cute. >> greg: same thing when you're naked. >> jamie: yeah. >> greg: i don't even know why i said that. >> jamie: that is crazy.
special, but it's downhill from there, like marrying kat. >> kat: we're very happy. [laughter] >> greg: so it's over. time to shut down the fake pronouns. if someone demands you to adhere, tell them your pronouns are [bleep] and off. [cheers and applause] >> greg: because promoting a fake attribute, the pronoun makes gender the overriding principle in your lives who actually stop doing anything else of note. you're not only boring now you're boring frefrment at least you can put your pronouns on your grave. too bad no one will bother to visit. >> period! >> greg: let's welcome tonight's guests. if the press is a vampire, she's a wooden cross. outnumbered cohost, kayleigh mcenany! [cheers and applause] >> greg: like his family dinners, he's a one-man show. actor, writer and comedian,
prefers individual over groups and finds the world more interesting than how the world perceives them. meanwhile a boring person expects you to find interest in them. [laughter] >> greg: people who list their pronouns are boring, or else they wouldn't list them. they literally have nothing better to do. they see how easy it is to get attention. it's as easy as breaking a woman's weight lifting record. geez louise, what's wrong with these people? >> tyrus: this is gold here people, gold. >> greg: i know. they're like, yeah. >> tyrus: have you ever seen gold before? >> greg: i would hate to sit next to someone on a plane who goes by anything other than he and she. it's why i fly private. but choosing a new pronoun means you've mistaken momentary attention from others for genuine interest you in, and you have no other skills or charms because you stopped at xe. when people pay attention to you for that for a moment you become