Gutfeld! Monologues - Kid Rock At The White House!
Episode Date: April 2, 2025As seen on Gutfeld!, Greg highlights the irony behind the WNBA's celebration of "Transgender Day of Visibility." Plus, he shares a joke you wouldn't expect involving Kid Rock at the White House, ticke...t sales, and Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Happy Tuesday, everyone.
So today is April Fool's Day.
It's when I tell my writers, they're getting a huge bonus.
The White House is cutting down a 200-year-old tree that was planted by Andrew Jackson.
Spectators were horrified when it turned out to be John Kerry.
Accidents will happen.
On Sunday night, President Trump deported more gang members to El Salvador, including child rapists and convicted killers.
It's all part of a bigger plan to make Al Salvador more like Times Square.
True, you know.
President Trump says he invited longtime critic Bill Maher to the White House as a favor to his buddy, Kid Rock.
Kid Rock returned the favor by showering.
Oh, not going to get him on.
Yeah.
Burn that bridge.
While at the White House, Trump and Kid Rock announced they're going to fight ticket scalping.
Did someone say scalping?
asked one woman.
Drew Barrymore says Mr. Clean makes her uncomfortable because he's so sexual.
Wow, Mr. Clean makes her horny.
He better keep her away from this guy, huh?
Pennsylvania Town painted curved road lines.
down a residential street to curb reckless driving,
although one driver felt perfectly at home.
SpaceX just launched a rocket mission
to the North and South Poles.
It's being led by Chun Wang, a Chinese billionaire,
who plans on dropping off a stack of menus.
Oh, racist, for it's sake.
It's funny because it's true.
Pete Heggseth has ordered that the standards be the same for both men and women in combat.
I know.
I know.
Meaning men will now have to bring a sweater in case it gets cold.
The WNBA is celebrating a trans day of visibility.
The transgender community said, great.
now no one will see us.
And finally, Chipotle is giving away
$1 million worth of buy one, get one free burritos.
In a related story, Jerry Nadler's dry cleaner
committed suicide.
All right, filthy.
According to variety, movie theaters are contemplating
letting people smoke pot and text
while enjoying a movie.
And why is that?
Well, these days, theaters are as empty as Kamala's medicine.
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So the theaters are trying to get,
trying everything to get people back in the seats,
including reclining seats,
alcohol service, fine dining,
and now pot smoking and texting.
But it is funny that they think weed and texting
will bring you back,
since those are two things you can also do at home.
But there's one thing you can't do at home
that they overlook.
Make better movies.
Which is a lot harder than saying,
hey, let's attract more rude, smelly potheads.
You know, the people a smart industry
would try to keep out of their place of business.
Seriously, welcoming texting potheads in a theater,
that's like a restaurant saying,
hey, we don't need a new chef.
We need more salmonella.
But such remedies are easier than admitting the truth, that the product sucks.
Disney will lose hundreds of millions on Snow White because they were more concerned with being woke than being watchable.
Plus, it doesn't help that the new Snow White thinks she's Joy Reed with hair.
And if this is what Disney did to Snow White, can you imagine if they do yet another reboot of Cinderella?
$10 bucks, it's Prince Charming who puts on the glass slipper
because it matches his transparent thong.
Hollywood thinks we're idiots for wanting exciting movies
with relatable heroes.
So instead, they gave you a musical
celebrating a transgender drug dealer.
Amelia Perez got 13 Oscar nominations
and sold about 13 tickets.
But you got to admit, getting neutered
helps you hit the high notes.
Movie theaters can throw in all the goodies.
they want, but it won't help if the movies suck harder than the view on a pork-flavored
lollipop.
Rather than make movies, people want to go see, they offer crap that actually makes the experience
worse.
And you know what that reminds me of?
You guessed it, the Democrat Party.
Instead of approving the product, they keep appealing to their worst customers.
Even the New York Times admits it.
The rag put out a scathing rebuke of the party saying they're in denial of their 2024 election
lost. The times of all places even says they moved too far to the left. Hell, that's like
Chris Christie telling you to lay off the donuts. But rather than try to correct their descent
into absurdity, they embrace more absurdity. Instead of admitting their colossal error, it's just more
fabrications. In this case, they decided that Elon is a Nazi. Okay, but didn't he used to be your
hero? You know, it says something that the Dems can expect its mob of supporters to turn on a dime,
which they do. So how could the party be so confident the mob would go from adoring the king of
climate change to wanting them hanged in the town square? Well, like the film industry,
the Democrat Party hold an arrogant disdain for their customers, so much so that it can push
stupid ideas and assume their customers will just eat it up. The Democrat mob are no different
than bit actors willing to perform whatever script you give them that day.
They get paid for the work, and when the clock hits noon, they're gone.
It could be a protest against cops, fracking, musk.
It doesn't matter.
Just supply the signs and the paycheck, and they'll picket their grandmother for going as Pocahontas for Halloween in 1940.
It's so like smoke and pot are being allowed to text in a theater.
The Democrats' latest moves do nothing to address the unsolvable problem within the party.
Their movie is one that no one wants a ticket to.
Because in this film called Life, they're the villains, and there will be no sequel.
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