Gutfeld! Monologues - George Santos Comes Clean And Admits He Was A Queen

Episode Date: January 25, 2023

As seen on Gutfeld!, Host of Making Money with Charles Payne, Charles Payne, former FOX News Senior Correspondent Rick Levanthal, and Co-hosts of the Tyrus and Timpf Podcast Tyrus and Kat Timpf discuss FOX News Meteorologist, Adam Klotz's gruesome attack on NYC subway. Later, the panel weighs in on freshman Congressman George Santos (R-NY) admitting he previously dressed in drag when he was a teenager in Brazil. Follow Greg on Twitter: @GregGutfeld Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Fox News contributor, Kat Tim. And he's like a life alert button. He provides excellent protection and old women want to put him in their showers. My massive sidekick in the NWA of Ken Wing Chip. It's funny, because it's true. Yeah. I did write that one. Yeah.

That was a good one. All right, Charles. When these people are talking about how it's not violent, they're obviously not factoring in what happens to these small businesses or the small business owners, the minority owners and stuff like that, how did they not learn? How did they not learn from the last three years? Well, first of all, that dude, we heard. I get, A, a feeling he's never been on the train, certainly not in New York City train, and he's never probably been jumped.

I mean, it's so, I don't even get, like, who are they talking to? Even their own echo chamber has to be getting smaller and smaller because it's just so nonsensical. I mean, just, but the news itself, the mainstream media, has just gone so far off kilter. It's really nuts. I mean, it's obviously, when something is burning up, okay? When someone throws a Molotov cocktail,

When someone goes to the hospital, what bothers me, though, is that this small anti, these anarchists get to go from city to city and spark these things and get cover from the mainstream media. That is really a shame. Yeah, it's true. It's like they built them up because they're anti-fascists, but all they are very miserable and quite unattractive Caucasians. They're not very, they're very ugly people. They keep switching fingers because they can't get laid. A lot of them feel like they were in drug therapy, like, you know, they were on some sort of drug. I'm with you on that one.

Yeah. I think they're like a step away from mass mass killing type people because they're like there's a narcoe issue. There's a family issue. They're the opposite of Rick Levinthold. What is that, huh? Yeah.

You brought some fans with you. I might have brought one or two, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Rick, it's great to see you. You sued Red Eye back in the days of Fox. You haven't aged a bit. Thank you. I'm getting younger, actually.

I think you are. You have this great book out, chasing catastrophe. It's about your life covering wars and hurricanes and many other things that can't be mentioned. The problem with your book, though, Rick, is there's no index. Yeah, well, you're not in it, Greg, so you can stop looking for your hand. I mean, sorry. That's the whole point. So when you're looking at this, a lot of people when they read them when they leave cable news, they leave and they don't look back.

Yeah. Yeah, which I think you might have done. But what do you make of this when they were still are calling violent protests peaceful? Well, I think it's awful. I've seen this repeat itself over and over again. And actually, before I left Fox, I would report on this every night on the nonviolent, violent protest. But I didn't call them nonviolent protest because they were violent. And that obviously is violence. And for them to try to perpetuate this ridiculous position that, oh, well, no one's getting hurt or it's just property damage. It's not real violence. It's ridiculous. And the other piece of it is that they're enabling behavior by not prosecuting the people who are responsible for it, so it feeds on itself. If you know you're going to get away with it, you're going to do it again tomorrow. And we've seen that time and time again. You can't let people break the law and go free, or they're going to keep breaking the law

and they're going to escalate. Yeah, no, it's true. Well put. Thanks. Kat, I hope you were listening. I hope you learned something from him. Let's talk about poor, our very own, our very own poor Adam Klotz. I mean, if it was Kilmead, I wouldn't care.

do see yeah you know he's been around a while but a poor young adam klotz weatherman probably can't fight no no it's okay he did you see his tweet what he tweeted and he said while the headline i just read viciously beaten by teens is true it's doing way more damage to my ego than the physical beating did but i mean he has like a sense of humor about this horrible thing that happened he is living the thing that every guy but i would say every guy has in the subway whether they have to make a choice to intervene or not. And like, if you're, if you're like a person, if you're there and you're going like, okay, I could die or I could live the rest of my life thinking I didn't do something. You see, let's say a woman's getting

slapped around by a dude and you don't step in, but then that guy just stabs you. You're dead. But if you didn't get stabbed and you're not dead, you're going to go like, wow, I'm a whews. Yeah. So he was a, I give him kudos for going up, but who never go to a group of teens. They're like rabid finches. Oh, yeah. Well, that's why I think it's so interesting, this comment of, you know, destroying property isn't violence, and then

taking it further and saying, destroying property is not the same as violence against a human. Is anybody saying that it is? Yeah. I don't think, and of course the interview doesn't ask that. Like, who are these people who are saying that it's the same? Because they don't exist. Right. But I think it's actually that same side

that is diminishing humanity and human life and safety because they don't care when stuff like that happens which I think we should all be able to agree on is bad. It is bad. It is bad. What did you make of the Adam Clocks? Okay, well, I think what you're trying to say is that a coward

dies a thousand deaths. You know what? I came up with that. Yes, I think that's where you were... I came up with that. In a really bad way, that's where you were trying to say. My, as taken from a guy who's been in a fight who's been outnumbered in most of the fights have been in. You don't announce it. That would be my advice to him. In the future, swing first,

make an example of the first one. So the other ones go, oh, shh, you know, but when you say, hey, take your hands off that guy. Yeah. That's, that's the wrong side of white privilege. That's the mistake. Okay. Okay. If, if, if for nothing else, don't investigate and don't announce. And then they, see, that's the movie's, you know, with him. Yeah. Then they turned around and they were expecting a showdown. They were like, get him. You know, he was like, whoa, he thought he was going to have some dialogue. No, you got to.

But, okay, if he had walked over and punched one of the 15-year-olds, the headline would be Fox Weatherman, Stormfront. Yes. Angry front. Yeah. Saved old men from group of teens. No, you know what, but good for him. He did the right thing.

And I'm glad that he's able to talk about it. Yeah. So that's, let's. So let's, he, but he did do the right thing, but he paid a heavy price for it. Yeah, no, but, and that's when that, since I brought up the white thing, that's when white people interfering is a good thing. Now you're going on to Atlanta where these privileged trust fund come in to black neighborhoods and burn the place down, and then they leave. Yes. And then the neighborhoods are destroyed, and I don't understand how a Don Lemon or someone can't be going, these racist people using plight to hurt black communities, because that's who they're hurting.

That's a fantastic point. That's where they're destroying our neighborhoods for no other reason than for just to do it. Yeah. There's no such thing. That's like saying mostly alive. You either breathing or you're not. It's either peaceful or it's violent. And these are violent.

And who gets hurt when a building burns down? Everybody in that neighborhood, jobs, other businesses, why would they come in? Atlanta used to be a booming city. It was growing. Now it's not because of stuff like this. Mayor arrest these. Don't let those six go. Hit them with everything you can to send some kind of message.

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George Santos comes clean and admits he was a queen. And battled New York GOP congressman George Santos finally admitted to once upon a time dressing in drag. Yep, he actually admitted to something that immediately disqualifies him from politics. Last week, a former friend alleged they dressed in, drag together when Santos was a teenager living in Brazil. Wow. Teens of Brazil grow up fast. I didn't start dressing in drag until I had to co-host outnumbered. By the way, yeah, that's me. My outnumbered name is Ashley Van Perry Winkle. I can talk about any topic, so call me. Anyway, this weekend, reporters caught up with Santos at the airport before he could pre-board with a fake

neck injury. Who hasn't? But I wonder if he was young and had fun at a festival and whether we should sue him for having a life. Young and I had fun at a festival. Sue me for having a life. Amen, brother or sister or whatever. So Santos did dress in drag. Nothing to be ashamed of, you know, and like lying about where your mother was on 9-11. I mean, for a guy with a 3.89 GPA, that's pretty stupid. Sienna College poll shows that 71% of New York suburbanites believe he should resign compared to 15%

who said no, and he should stay. While the remaining 14% would like him to offer some tips on how to apply eyeliner. But this means that despite his unpopular he's still slightly more popular than the rest of Congress. For more insight, joining me

live from Washington, Republican Congressman George Santos. Thank you. George. Thanks for taking the time to speak with us, George. Questions on everybody's mind. Are you planning on resigning? No, I'm not going to resign, Greg.

Maybe the media should resign for not finding out I'm a liar until after I was elected. I mean, a lot of people want you to resign, Greg. Brian Williams, Brian Stelter, Brian Kill Me, but they're the disgusting liars. Not us. You know, you're right. They did. You know, what about the allegations, though?

Are you worried the feds are going to be coming for you? Yes, I'm worried the feds are coming. I've got to get a stove. Maybe I stole money from a veteran's dog, Greg. But the theft I'm worried about is the money that the government is stealing from veterans through taxes. Oh, good point. So how did you come up with your drag name, Katara Rivachi? Greg, I can come up with fake names all day. George Santos, Anthony Cabler.

I don't know. Ainsley Airhouse. That's the easy part, Greg. The hard partners are remembering what name you gave them and what your fake mother was doing on September 11th. Finally, what would you tell your former friend who said you couldn't cut it as a professional drag queen? Was, or was he a catty-b-b-b-y-b-bitt?

Yes, he was a cat-y-b-bitch. I would tell her that a lot of people back then said that my lip-sinking in 2005 was better than Beyonce's lip-syn during Obama's inauguration in 2009, even though the timeline doesn't really add up. Well, thank you, Congressman. We'll check back in with you later.

And please, you're always welcome on the show, Congressman George Santos. Rick, I don't know if you've been following this guy at all. Yeah, I actually have. It's a pile of lies. But how is he any worse than any politician? At least I know what he is. This is why I never wanted to cover politics. This is why I didn't want to work at the White House or work in D.C.,

because I didn't want anything to do with that nonsense. Yeah, yeah. This guy is the epitome of why the whole system is screwed up. And why is he still there when he lied about everything? And people elected him thinking he was one thing and then find out he's something completely different. And all the stuff that he told him on the campaign trail turned out to be BS. I'm shocked that they haven't done more to kick him out of Congress already. I wonder if they're waiting to find somebody.

But also, it might have been clever on the Dems to hold all this stuff, right, Katz? So then he got elected, and they could, now we're stuck with him. What do you think, Kat? Answer me. About what? I mean, like, yeah, I think you should resign, but I think that I'm, like, trying to think of somebody in the government that I don't want to resign. Exactly.

I don't know. It's like, I find him because he's such a liar to be the most transparent politician ever, because we know he's a liar. Oh, my God. Rick is going to throw something out here. I said I want them all to resign, not that I want. just him not to. But also, like, we already knew

that, like, he admit, he's not, I don't think he gets to say he admits it, because he was still denying it when there was a photo of himself. Yes. And I said that all along that he did drag, but he wasn't a queen. Because I wish we could get a picture up there of him in it. Like, he didn't even attempt to do a contour. It looked

I don't know. It was bad. I just kept thinking the guy who was playing, he was playing Santos. That wasn't really him, right? I kept thinking his face must hurt, holding that pose for that one. His friend's makeup is way better. He was not good at it. Who Paul would see that? I don't know if he'd laugh or cry, but he'd definitely throw up.

I'm going to say, Tyrus, I'm man enough, masculine enough, comfortable in my own skin, to say that George Santos was a great-looking drag queen. No. Hey, it's your party, man. Dance what you want with him? He looks like Gretchen Whitmer. Here, I'm going to defend... With beer goggles.

We're beer goggles. That's late in the night in Brazil, guttfeld. Oh, I've been there. I would... I'm going to take up for George a little bit, you know? Thank you. Because 71% said he needed to go, right? Yeah. 71.

So that's his favorability. He's like right around 29%, right? So he's like six back from the president. Exactly. Because the president was like 36%. Right. So he's in good company. That's what I'm saying.

And like, well, they all want you to leave. Well, the president's only eight points ahead of me. I mean, that's something to say is something. And transparent by evidence and force is not the same as transparent. Yeah. He just got busted and we all see through the veil, so to speak, yeah. Sounds like someone else we know, President Biden. Yeah, exactly.

He's cooperating. Yeah. He's been holding this up for 20 years. Now he's cooperating. When you're caught by the police and they're like, yeah, I'm cooperating now. So it's not a cron. So that's all he's doing. He's cooperating.

Every serial killer ever caught. I'm cooperating. The bottom line is like, let's be honest. The Democrats had him in that one of those boxes breaking case of emergency. Right. All of a sudden, when they found the third stash, right? And when they found the secret documents in the garage next to the Corvette,

break the Santos glass now! Get this story out there, ram it through. I mean, there's no way this should be this big of a story. A congressman lied. Oh, but he's no longer a drag denier, which is the biggest thing. We talked about that before. Being a drag denier, apparently is the only thing

he will not tolerate. Exactly, exactly. Now he's, what do you call it, a drag? Sympathizer? What do you call the fat people? The body positive? He's drag positive. He's drag positive.

It sounds really weird you put the in front of fat people. Like there's just one. The fat people. Well, no, no, no, no, no, no. In my neighborhood, I'm glad you brought that up. Okay, what? The fat family lived next door to me. P-H-A-T, the fat family lived next door to me.

Oh, that's what you were talking about. Yes. Huh? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Those fat people were jerks. Will you try that home? No, babe. I meant P-H-A-T. I mean, pretty hot and tempting. Not fat like you thought. Wait, is that what it stands for?

Pretty hot and tempting? That's what came out of my mind at the moment, yes. I felt like I just learned something new, Tyrus. I was brilliant. Put it on my feet. All right, we got to get out of this filthy segment. I'm going to need to bathe afterwards. My collar's all screwed up.

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