The Megyn Kelly Show - Biden, Fauci, Kardashian, Baldwin, "Trans Trump," and More, with Kyle Dunnigan | Ep. 291

Episode Date: April 1, 2022

Megyn Kelly is joined by comedian and podcast host Kyle Dunnigan - who is a master of impressions - Joe Biden, Kim Kardashian, Caitlyn Jenner, Alec Baldwin, Andrew Cuomo, Nancy Pelosi, Dr. Fauci, Jeff... Goldblum, Vlatimir Putin, "Trans Trump," and more. And they discuss what could happen to comedians after the Will Smith slap, his exes Sarah Silverman and Amy Schumer, how you know you're old, drugs and alcohol, how gross floss is, terrible dogs, and more. Plus, a special thank you from Megyn Kelly for the audience's kind words about her son.Follow The Megyn Kelly Show on all social platforms: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/MegynKellyTwitter: http://Twitter.com/MegynKellyShowInstagram: http://Instagram.com/MegynKellyShowFacebook: http://Facebook.com/MegynKellyShow Find out more information at: https://www.devilmaycaremedia.com/megynkellyshow

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show, your home for open, honest, and provocative conversations. Hey everyone, I'm Megyn Kelly. Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show. We have a big show for you today. In fact, this might be our biggest show ever. We've got Kim Kardashian, Caitlyn Jenner, Donald Trump is here, along with Vladimir Putin and President Joe Biden. It's not exactly an April Fool's, actually. We've got comedian Kyle Dunnigan, and he does spot on impressions of all of them. In addition to writing and performing great comedy, his impressions are scary good. He's an Emmy, a Peabody, and a Writers Guild Award-winning comedy writer and performer. And this is his first time on the show.
Starting point is 00:00:50 Kyle, welcome. Hello. What's going on with that background there? You look like you're in Versailles. I'm redoing my house. I actually, I just put that chandelier in myself. My house is actually a disaster. I have to put in fake
Starting point is 00:01:05 backgrounds because it's embarrassing. My house is like a crack den. And I'm thinking of moving, actually. I'm looking at some other real estate because I was going to redo it, but it's so bad and you can't get anybody to work in your house anymore. I knew you didn't actually live at Versailles because I've heard you talk about your tiny, well, at least back in the day, your tiny apartment where you have to, you know, your couch has to double as a bed and it makes bedding a woman a little awkward. Oh, that's so, that is so long ago. That's a deep track. I forgot about that joke. I've done my homework. It was on Conan. Oh, they, oh, they said, oh, I do that. Okay. Yes. The creaking old bed. So you've moved up in the world, but not yet to Versailles.
Starting point is 00:01:49 Yeah, I have a bed. Have you watched that, by the way? Because I heard I have to watch that. What? Versailles? The new Versailles. There's a new one apparently. No, no, no.
Starting point is 00:02:01 I love generally period pieces. I haven't even, I don't actually know what you're talking about. I assume it's a period piece. It's called Versailles. But like the only one I couldn't tolerate was Bridgerton where like they were suddenly making like people of different races who in like, it was so woke. I'm like, and peace out. Give me some Julian fellows. That's all I need. I'll be asleep in two minutes. This is like, it's called the queen of Versailles. I told you the wrong name. And it's a woman who built this really expensive house and they went broke and there was a documentary. And that was a new one where they
Starting point is 00:02:30 got the money, I guess, to finish it. Okay. Well, I'm into that. I like overspenders. Yes. I'm here to plug that. There's a huge delay, by the way. Oh, no. Well, that'll be awkward. I'll try to keep my mouth shut. I'm going to keep going like this. I'm seeing myself in two different screens. How do you look? Do you like it? You know, it's funny because Dani, I guess when you're a producer, she was very sweet. She goes, you know, it should take, you know, be in like 10 minutes, maybe like comb your hair. She threw that in. God bless her, Dani. I'm not paying her enough. No, she, she was right. And now
Starting point is 00:03:07 my hair looks great. I think we all were thinking that. Yeah. You look hot. I don't know what happened with those other girls. It was wrong. I've actually, I've always wanted to be considered hot and, uh, my whole life I've tried and I gave up a few years ago, but, um, just growing up, I, I, I don't know. I thought it could happen eventually. And you actually get uglier as you get older. Did you know that? I'm aware.
Starting point is 00:03:30 I'm fighting it every step of the way. You look great. What is that like to give up on trying to be hot? What does that entail? It's freeing. In a way, it's freeing. Because I used to, when I'd leave to go out, I'd look in the mirror, you know, you check yourself out and you're like, all right, cool. I don't even look in the mirror anymore. I leave and sometimes I'll feel the top of my head and I'll feel there's like a hair way up and I look like alfalfa or something. But I just it's freeing because I don't think about what I look like. Well, how does that manifest? Because sometimes you come home if that happens. I never do that, but I can relate just if I take the dogs out in the morning
Starting point is 00:04:10 and then you come back in and suddenly you realize you've got some patch of dry skin that's very unsightly. Has that ever happened to you? You're like, actually, I should stop in front of the mirror. No. Yes. It's a terrible idea. I don't recommend it. Right. You're not married. No, no. I do need a girlfriend. That's also why I'm here. Great. I need more of like a nanny. I need a nanny is what I need, which women aren't into apparently. Not a lot. No, I'm very busy.
Starting point is 00:04:49 And I think I busy myself because I don't date much. I don't go out much at all, actually. So when you say you need a nanny, let's run through that. Because Dani actually is available and she's on all of the dating sites. So I'm going to run a little interference for her. What specifically is it that you would like? Dani's been very, so far She's been like a nanny. She said, fix your hair. She had that kind of nanny.
Starting point is 00:05:08 Just she needs to go like, look, you you have to, you know, iron your shirt. Just kind of taking care of me walking around, you know, zip up your fly. And then sort of like you have to pay your insurance. That bill's, you know, been sitting there for three months. Things like that. Like keep me on track. What you really need is not a Danny. You need an Abby.
Starting point is 00:05:32 Abby's my assistant. And that's what she does. She does everything for me. I mean, today I sent her just a random text saying this night in April, Yardley, play. That's it. Like no information. She's just got to figure it out from that point. I'm turning into Anna Wintour, you know, right?
Starting point is 00:05:47 She's like, bore someone else with your questions. But you need an Abby. You need an assistant. I really do. Really bad. Maybe I need both of them. I also want a night nanny. And what that is, you're on the couch and you're really tired, but you have to get up
Starting point is 00:06:03 and floss and brush your teeth and get your bed. I just want someone to pick me up like a child and then floss for me. Put me in bed and just floss my mouth and brush my teeth as my bed. Because you can go from the tired couch right into your bed. I think that's actually a business. You need a large size woman who doesn't want to ever have sex with you. Because I don't believe any woman wants to have sex with a man that she sees floss. Yeah. Flossing is disgusting when you really think about it. And you're flicking like food all over your house.
Starting point is 00:06:37 Your mirror, right? It's like you've really got to do clean up after the floss. I've been married to Doug for almost 15 years now. Never once have I seen him floss. In fact, he almost did it last week. And I was like, we've made it 15 years. What are you doing? No, wait until I get out of the bathroom. No, he knows. I don't want to see that. And I would never even try doing that in front of him because I think it's important even after 15 years and I'm 51 years old to try to keep the heat you know, heat alive. I think that's great. That's smart.
Starting point is 00:07:07 And I, I wonder why there isn't a floss invention. That's must be hard to do, but just like somebody just put in your mouth, it does it and take it out. You know what I mean? That's brilliant. I mean, wouldn't that be the, everyone would get that. Well, cause what do you do at the restaurant when you realize that there's food in your teeth, but you're not supposed to pick your teeth?
Starting point is 00:07:26 So then you get up and you go to the bathroom and you take care of the issue. Then you come back, you eat more. And then what if you get more in there? Then you get like people keep you go to the restroom 20 times. People think you have a cocaine habit. Do you bring people do think that about me? Do you bring floss to the restaurant? I've always got it in my bags.
Starting point is 00:07:46 Cocaine? Oh, floss. Do you know, I've never, my audience knows this, but I'm kind of a goody two-shoes. I've literally never tried a drug. Really? Yeah. I'm sure that's strange in the comedy world, but like never, never. I've never tried a drug.
Starting point is 00:08:01 I'm not a big druggie. Alcohol? Yes. That's my only drug of choice yes all day long yes as much as humanly possible i'm too drunk to find my cocaine um yeah i'm not a big drug person i never tried cocaine or heroin at this point i feel like it's dangerous for me to try that stuff well what do you make of i was just reading there's this um great guy,
Starting point is 00:08:25 his name is Rav Arora and he's a writer and he's only 20 years old. He's Canadian, but he's very provocative and he's written a lot of great pieces over COVID and so on about being, you know, younger.
Starting point is 00:08:36 He's anti-woke. He's a man of color, but he's anti-woke and he's written some pretty brave pieces. Anyway, he recently wrote a piece about dealing with his depression. And he tried. I'm going to screw up the letters.
Starting point is 00:08:48 But is it MDNA, like ketamine, that kind of thing? And more and more people are trying this where it's like this psychedelic that you take in the presence of like a doctor or some sort of a psychiatrist or what have you. They give it to you. You're under their supervision the whole time. And it's supposed to really help with depression. I almost took that. I was too scared because the high or whatever you want to call it sounds terrifying to me. You sort of lose your ego and your sense of being in your body. And they say it's like a near-death experience. I guess it's the same drug that gets released when you die in your brain. I might be wrong about that. But it sounds terrifying to me.
Starting point is 00:09:31 It looks like I'm looking over. You're in two different spots of my computer. I'm trying to handle this. Let's see. I'm not looking away from you. I'll tell you when you're looking into the camera. Not now. You're here and here.
Starting point is 00:09:44 So I'm not looking at you. I'm always looking at you. Just know that. Don't look at me. Look at try to look into the camera. Like which means. Sorry. Yeah. Oh, you just had it. Look. Yes. There. That's camera looking into a void. Welcome to my world. Me too. Well, here I'm at Sirius today. All the power of my house. I normally do the show from my house, but all the power in my house was shut down today. And so I came into Sirius. And now the television monitor, the camera that is, is two feet above the actual monitor. So if I want to read a prompter, because sometimes they put stuff in the prompter, the advertisements and so on, I'm not looking at the camera. It's a little awkward. I'm going to draw a picture of you and then put it at the top of my computer. All right right could you just shave off like 15 years that'd be awesome you look great i'll show you oh god you're doing it now yeah i got that so i'm gonna put this at the top so we can see megan it's like a ghost no this actually helps in a weird way.
Starting point is 00:10:46 All right. There we go. There we go. Hi. It's a mystery to me why you flubbed your audition for SNL. Oh, my God. That was so painful to talk about until recently because, you know, for many years, I just thought I had to go back and live with my mother, you know, like this was not working out.
Starting point is 00:11:07 In Connecticut. And in Connecticut, wow. Wow. You do your research. Well, I recently moved there and I read you, you said something like, I can't remember how you put it, but it was like, I grew up with absolutely no edge. Yes. I don't remember saying that, but that is true. Where in Connecticut are you? So I don't reveal that that, but that is true. Where in Connecticut are you? So I don't reveal that publicly. We'll talk later. What's your exact, what's your social security number?
Starting point is 00:11:34 How much do you weigh? I'm a fat piece of ass. I'm afraid of saying swears. What's the thing on here? I get demonetized all the time. So I try to be careful for other people. No, you're allowed. We have the explicit rating on our show, so you're allowed to swear. Oh, shit. But I'm not going to be joining you because I took a vow, my Lenten vow, to give up swearing for Lent, and I have done the worst fucking job at it. What?
Starting point is 00:12:03 Yeah, it sounds like you're having a tough time but i think that is a good idea i would like to stop saying like so if i say like uh maybe you could admonish me and if you swear um i don't i could give you a dollar if i say like and you give me a dollar and you swear i like that punishment i need somebody to get me the little taboo buzzer you know the taboo buzzer you need a shock collar like a dog you know and they walk out of your yard area don to get me the little taboo buzzer. You know the taboo buzzer? You need a shot caller, like a dog, you know, when they walk out of your yard area. Don't get me started. My audience doesn't. So I have two dogs.
Starting point is 00:12:32 One is three. What kind? They're both English labs. One's yellow and one's red. And little red is almost a year old. And he's so bad. His name is Strudwick, or as my mom calls him, Shroody or Schroeder or Stud. She has no idea. So Strudwick is a weird name. I grant my mom that. Anyway,
Starting point is 00:12:51 he's so bad. He literally will jump up on the counter and eat the food just this morning. It's Friday. So my husband makes pancakes for the kids on Fridays and literally ate my daughter's three pancakes right off of the plate as he took them off the griddle. And all my audience is like, you are the dumbass. Put your dog in the crate. So we tried that. He barks all morning. Put him outside.
Starting point is 00:13:11 He barks all morning. Okay. Walk around the kitchen with him on the leash. I did that. He still jumps up. Like you can't get anything done. I don't know what to do. Have you tried a trainer?
Starting point is 00:13:21 Like someone to come like that Cesar Millan guy kind of thing? Yes. We spent a lot of money to send him away to what I call military reform school. And he apparently flunked out. He came back and for a week, Kyle, he was amazing. And then he went right back to, and I know the trainers are like, that's you. I know it. But like, he wasn't doing any of the bad stuff until he did the bad stuff.
Starting point is 00:13:40 And you can't just sit there all day long in the kitchen. I got things to do waiting to shock him if he gets up on those hind legs. Yeah. Are you afraid to be mean? Do you feel like you're being mean to your dog? I was at first. I didn't at first want to use that shock collar because my good friend at dog training was like, no, it's inhuman. I was like, you're right. And then he kept trying to eat my other dog's crap. And I was like, one flew over the cuckoo's nest. Yeah, yeah. It doesn't work. I had my, last night I gave my dog a bone.
Starting point is 00:14:14 And she had this, a shard came off. It's like two inches. And it was sharp. And I saw it in her mouth. And I went over it because I was really scared she'd swallow it. And she saw me coming, thinking I would want a disgusting bone and she swallowed it. She's a tiny dog. So I'm just monitoring her. What kind of dog is she? She's a pug chihuahua. Oh, right. She doesn't have any room in there. No. And she's very bad and it's my fault. I'm not a good discipliner. I think it's
Starting point is 00:14:42 funny when she does bad things like what what else does she what she did that's funny bad i would love funny bad i have truly distressing bad yeah yours sounds pretty bad mine she just like growls and barks at me she always wants food and she's just a brat about food and just constantly barking at me i don't and growling i think it's funny probably trying to give you a warning about your hair. We have good friends who have Bernese Mountain Dogs. You know, those big old hairy dogs. They kind of look one step removed from a
Starting point is 00:15:14 St. Bernard. They're beautiful. And I guess these dogs, it's a thing with these dogs, they love to eat socks. And even when you're that big, socks are a real problem. So their one dog ate a big sock and they brought it to the vet and the vet was like, yeah, he's going to need an operation. Like what? So it's going to be an operation to take it out and it's going to be $8,000.
Starting point is 00:15:34 Our friends are like, oh my God. So they paid it. We love our animals. They paid it. And a couple of months later, he did it again. Oh, my God. So the husband looks at the wife. He goes, so the dog's totaled, right? He's totaled. Did they just kill the dog? No, of course not. They wound up paying another $8,000. And now no one in their family can wear socks.
Starting point is 00:16:00 What is the price? Because there must be a price where you wouldn't save your dogs. I think about that. There definitely is. what is the price? Because there must be a price where you wouldn't save your dogs. I think about that. There definitely is. What is the price? I don't know. There is. I don't know what the answer is.
Starting point is 00:16:12 I don't, you know, I had a biter. This dog bit 17 people and I didn't have the heart to put him down. I couldn't do it. So I gave him to my sister. God bless my sister. She took him. But so I just, I don't think I could ever like put the dog down because of what if it was like 50 it was like all of your money and you'd be homeless would you there's always a
Starting point is 00:16:32 different solution come i mean like why how could that be the only option this is in my scenario in my fun scenario you have to choose i mean the dog's probably got let's say the dog has like three years left and it's like 30 million dollars all right well then doug has to do it okay i could someone else do it or abby yeah there was a dog who attacked me when i was younger i was going to see its puppies oh it's it's siblings puppies it was like a mother and there was a good brother and then she had a new litter and i walked my friends and then suddenly my two friends in front of me, they split like that. They both ran and I looked and there's a dog and made this
Starting point is 00:17:11 English point with its mouth open. And I put my arm up, you know, to protect my face. I just clamped on and just was like shaking and like tore like my arm here. I'm fine. But I was like 12 and I was in shock. And then the owner was like, give him a treat. So he knows you're friendly, which is insane. And so I was trembling and I gave the dog a treat and I was like, and then the dog disappeared. I don't know what happened, but my father was a lawyer. And I think it's like something went on. Don't ask. The dog was gone. I didn't ask. That's the thing. Like my parents, we had a biter when I was growing up. Bozo was his name and he went to the farm.
Starting point is 00:17:51 And I literally, I think I was 30 by the time I realized there was no farm. That was a lie. Yes. The farm. My father, I'm making my father look awful, but we were in the Dominican Republic and on vacation. And my parents wanted us to to see like there's people that are like very uh impoverished and you have a very lucky you know they're trying to show us and so we were in a rental car and there was a dog ahead of us running in circles like kind of around its owner and my dad just didn't see that that was happening and he thought the dog was running out into the road so he tried to swerve around the dog like this way. But the dog was like doing a circle. And he just hit the dog.
Starting point is 00:18:29 And then we just kept on going. It was like a dangerous neighborhood. And like no one, we just didn't speak in the car at all. And it was his birthday the next day. My mother wrote dog killer. Happy birthday, dog killer. Was that hit and run? It was a hit and run.
Starting point is 00:18:44 And your dad is named joe biden and that man is joe biden come on man yes i'm sorry but the stuff with like our leaders and their dogs it's weird like what why did joe biden like the the german shepherd suddenly was gone it was like it was kind of oh is that right remember yeah the dog was problematic it was like it it had bitten some people and suddenly it was gone. Then they had a new one. It was like, what happened to the old one? Champ.
Starting point is 00:19:07 I can't remember his name. And what about Mitt Romney putting his dog in the crate on the top of his car for long? Oh, that's right. Like on the highway road trips. And he's like, the dog liked it. Challenge. Yeah, they always have to have a pet that's part of the like uh the family the president family what's that called i think it's a tell like people who don't treat their dogs well
Starting point is 00:19:31 and for the record i do treat stradwick well i only joke about the one you give them pancakes exactly the re but i just i'm not a good trainer that's obvious but there's something wrong with people who don't treat their dogs right like they're or they're yeah they're like i don't like aunt they don't like like i don't like dogs they go oh yeah nervous then i can't like you there there is something i've dated girls that have big dogs and i don't like that why to be honest because like if they like have the dog in bed with them it's like the three of us in the bed and it's like the dog has like balls and i'm sorry like you know the dollar oh no that's me i have to pay the dollar for bad language oh sorry yeah you like there there's like a giant other dude in the bed do you know what i mean
Starting point is 00:20:17 no that's not no i don't it's a dog yeah you do yeah you do i'm not those big dogs like there's another guy there i don't know maybe i'm wrong i could be wrong so here's a here's an inappropriate question unlike all the other ones i've asked yeah what about like having action when the dog's in the room yeah that no yeah that's not good no well like have you done it mean, it's been a long time. Is it on your mind? Like, you shouldn't be seeing this. Yes, some dogs, they're not, some like to get involved. Like, my dog cannot be in the room because she wants to be part of it.
Starting point is 00:20:59 And so she has to be locked up. So there's a lot of barking. I'm really making myself look good. You would you would you might be on the you might get a letter you might be quote queer and and deserve a letter for that there's got to be some new letter for that i would love to get a letter oh my god i mean half of the country wants one i don't understand i think they're glommers it's like there's the original lgbtq and now it's like i'm two spirit i'm tree spirit i'm moon spirit no not. That's a lie. You're a glommer. It is amazing how it never, it's sort of like we put people in categories so we can bunch people in like folders on your computer, on the desktop.
Starting point is 00:21:35 And then once it started, like you can open that folder. It just, it's like those Russian dolls where it's like, well, you can just keep defining people. Everybody's completely, well, you can just keep defining people. Everybody's completely an individual. You can go as deep as you want and have everyone have their own thing. It's so true. Wait, when we come back, I'm going to squeeze in a break. When we come back, I got to ask my team to pull that Justin Trudeau soundbite that we all love so much, where he tries to list all the latest letters. And even Justin Trudeau can't do it. It's actually very amusing. Stand by, Kyle. I'll pay a bill. And more with comedian Kyle Dunnigan right after this. Don't go away.
Starting point is 00:22:16 Okay, can we play the Justin Trudeau soundbite of him trying to say all the letters because it's too delicious not to run as often as possible here it is i will never apologize for standing up for an lgdp l gt lbg lgbtq2 plus uh kids rights to not have to undergo conversion therapy oh my god that is i have not seen that that's pretty good isn't it amazing it's one of my absolute favorites there's more too like you even get through half of them no that when i was saying like tree spirit moon spirit that's actually a thing i don't i only know or moon gender and tree gender i only know what my gender is when the moon comes out that's really interesting have you ever tried to think about like maybe i'm something else and thought about like maybe i'm a tree give her open yourself up to that no no i'm
Starting point is 00:23:15 pretty linear in my approach to most most issues and you know the thing it bothers me because they dangle it now in front of these kids like it's an option like maybe you're maybe you're a tree you know you might that's what i think about like when when i was a kid if someone was like you know you could be whatever i mean maybe yeah maybe i am like a uh matchbox car or something i'll give it some thought well now just today too no is it wednesday i think um hhs just announced that you know this big push to sort of recognize, you know, that some kids are trans, which is true. But they're they're looking to fund so-called top surgery. And I love they call it top surgery. Like, it's just it's like sort of fun thing that you do on top.
Starting point is 00:23:55 Yeah, I love to be on top. Sure. You know, but if they're talking about double mastectomy for young girls or breast implants for young boys, which I have to tell you, knowing a lot of women who have had double mastectomies, usually they get it because they have that, the gene, you know, the, the gene that makes it very likely you're going to get breast cancer. It is traumatic. It is not an easy surgery and like to just, Oh, top surgery. No, no, no. It's very difficult with a lot of side effects. Yeah. Yeah. It's major, major surgery. And I think about like when I was younger,
Starting point is 00:24:33 you know, it's, you kind of, you're trying to find yourself in your, you want attention. I'm talking about myself, but like, you know, I want attention. And the most boring thing is to be a straight white male. And I'd probably be like, like gosh let me try to figure something else out i might i might think that and from new england i mean it's like and oh so boring i'm raising two of those right now i understand i'm married to another any there's no more boring state than connecticut it's trees and like no sports team and you better get to new york as soon as possible well they're big into ice hockey very big into ice hockey meanwhile my kids have been living in new york city for the first 10 12 years of their lives not we can't even ice skate never mind play ice hockey it's hard i
Starting point is 00:25:16 i think ice skating is the hardest thing to do i'm terrible at that um we grew up in i grew up in west end which is right my mother's in Westport now. She's back in the house she grew up in. Oh, nice. Westport's really nice. It's just such a nice thing. But there's just nothing there for a child. So I will tell you, I love it.
Starting point is 00:25:41 We left Manhattan in September, and I have not looked back even a little. I grew up in upstate New York, right? So that's like, I'm sure, you know, where you grew up in Connecticut. And what I love about it, I love driving my kids to school. I love looking out the window and seeing the trees. I love seeing these pretty houses and people out there working on their lawns. You know, that just, it makes me happy. I love seeing kids lined up for the bus stop. I love being able to go to the grocery store and park my car without any stress and then go inside. And it's not like a game of chicken. You know, when you go down the grocery store and park my car without any stress and then go inside. And it's not like a game of chicken. You know, when you go down the aisle, like it's a fat aisle and I have a fat cart
Starting point is 00:26:10 and I can fill it with as much as I want. And then I can put it in my car in a parking lot as opposed to like trying to hail a cab on Broadway while it's raining and you can't hold your umbrella and your grocery bags and your arms are burning. I don't miss that at all. No, you got it. Those are good points. I'm, like I said, looking to move and I keep imagining. Here's the thing, vote up for a single guy in Connecticut because it's just so much family.
Starting point is 00:26:34 I imagine like it might be lonely for me to just be there and see all these families and then. Well, I mean, I think you need to be near a metropolis, right? Like it would be nice to be near a big city so you could like scratch that itch and get out. And, you know, the bar restaurant scene in Manhattan is second to none. That would be good for somebody who's- Near 20 minutes near or near like an hour and 20 minutes? Like 40, 50.
Starting point is 00:26:56 That would probably be. But I mean, you're my age, aren't you? 51? Yeah, I'm 50. Yeah. So you shouldn't be meeting your wife there anyway. You should be like- I'm a lot younger than you. I'm months younger than you. Wait a minute. Get that clear. Yeah, so you shouldn't be meeting your wife there anyway. You should be like- I'm a lot younger than you.
Starting point is 00:27:05 I'm months younger than you. Wait a minute. Let's get that clear. What month were you born in? May. Wait a minute. You are, I am younger than you. Are you born in 1970?
Starting point is 00:27:16 71. Oh, shit, yeah. Oh, a dollar. When's your birthday? November 18th, 1970. Okay. Yeah, damn. It's a good year. I'm nine years, nine months
Starting point is 00:27:27 older than my husband too, man. He rubs it in whenever he can. But anyway, yeah, I think when you're 51, you got to be set up. You got to like, I think you and Danny might have a thing, although she's much younger than you are. She hates my hair. She hates it. Yeah. I really do think about, I've got to settle down. I got to get my life in order. It's, I don't know what happened. I feel like I was in a coma for 20 years. You know those people and they wake up and they go, oh, it's 2022. And they're like, what? That's what I feel like. I don't know. Time, my life flew by so fast. No, I can relate. And can I tell you, I look around now and it's like, I used to say, you know, you're old when all the NFL football players are younger than you. Like that for me was the moment where I'm like, oh my God, I'm older than every single one of those guys. My mom used to say it's when Mr. Rogers starts to look hot.
Starting point is 00:28:17 Has that happened to you yet? But I did cross over from looking at Michael Landon on Little House on the Prairie from like, oh, he's like a dad to, oh, he's hot. He looks good. Where are the ones with his shirt off? Yeah, I like that Mary on that show. But she was blind. I can't see. Pa. Pa.
Starting point is 00:28:37 That was my favorite episode. I'm getting LASIK next week. I'm worried I might become like her. Oh, you are? Yes. I am so scared to get laid. I know everyone. It's very safe. I don't want to scare you. But like the only thing I heard about laser beams before late-stick surgery was don't look at a laser beam. And now they're just going to
Starting point is 00:28:54 fire it right into your eyeball, right? Isn't that what they do? I don't know. I don't know. Maybe I have that wrong. This doctor was like, he performs them right in his office. So when I had my consult, he's like, would you like to watch me do one now? Absolutely not. I just want to pretend it's not even happening until I sit there and then it happens. And then I recently found out that you have either bloodshot or bloody eyes for maybe weeks thereafter. So I may be pulling a Ray Charles on this set next week. Do you have to look at it while it's happening?
Starting point is 00:29:28 Or are you knocked out? They offered like a Valium. I don't know what they offer. They said they will offer you some sort of, you know, chill out kind of drug beforehand. So I don't know that I'm going to need that. You're going to see like, okay. You're going to see it like happening. I'd rather not think about it, Kyle. Let's not get into this. Sorry, sorry, sorry, like, okay, do you be going to see it like happening? I'd rather not think about it,
Starting point is 00:29:47 Kyle. Let's not get into this. Sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry. I mean,
Starting point is 00:29:51 it's safe. Who's the first guy though to do that? There must've been a first guy. Like they're never tried before. Well, we tried it on a mouse and we think he could see better. Had to be an ophthalmologist, right?
Starting point is 00:30:01 It had to be one guy practicing it on another the same way. Like who's the first person to do a perm on her hair? Like that's scary too. That seems lower stakes though. You think? Than burning your eyeball with a laser beam.
Starting point is 00:30:15 I'm talking to a man who doesn't even own a brush. I should not be getting your opinion. I shouldn't have told you that because now you don't respect me. I could feel it the whole interview
Starting point is 00:30:22 because there's been no respect since I told you about my hair. I'm more concerned that we have the same glasses. Now that I know that you don't care at all about. These are women's glasses. You're safe. I get, I get, I, I'm not joking. I've bought, I go packs on Amazon.
Starting point is 00:30:38 They're like $3 a pair. And I think I've bought 40 or 50 of these. I just keep losing them. And they're just all around my house. Some are broken. I just don't like to ever're just all around my house. Some are broken. I just don't like to ever not be able to grab glasses. So I just put them everywhere. So those are readers?
Starting point is 00:30:52 Yeah. See, mine are for distance. I haven't lost the up close stuff yet. But yeah, that's all getting taken care of next week. So now listen, speaking of your love life, you did have two very famous girlfriends, Sarah Silverman and Amy Schumer. Not at the same time. Well, no, is it not true? It was at the same time.
Starting point is 00:31:12 No, Amy, I didn't. She was never my girlfriend. Sarah, I dated for a couple of years. But Amy, we we were friendly. This is years and years ago, by the way. Now, I heard you on Howard's show saying she was your ex because you were living with Amy Schumer and her then current husband. And he was giving you jazz for like being the ex-boyfriend who wouldn't leave. This has gotten all out of control. That's like my top Google now. And what happened was it's a long story
Starting point is 00:31:46 but we had a little bit of a falling out we don't agree on everything but we were friendly years ago and then we had a falling out and then she asked me to write for her show and I was like I can't go to New York it's really expensive I got a mortgage York. It's like really expensive. I got a mortgage here.
Starting point is 00:32:06 And she's like, just stay with us. She has a top floor to a whole building that she has. And she don't really like in a, it's not like in a place. Like, you know what I mean? Like there's a elevator and a thing. It's like totally. So anyway, it sounds like I was in like some apartment with them and it was to write for her show we were never boyfriend and girlfriend and it was such a short nothing thing and now
Starting point is 00:32:32 anyway all right wait did you or did you not have relations with amy schumer i mean a long time so yes you were there was something so there was there was a hookup, but it was like, I don't even want to get into it. I don't even want to get into it. I don't blame you. It's none of my business. So my point is, I have an interesting question for you. My top Google, by the way. I know some people who have super famous or rich women to like
Starting point is 00:33:07 find someone after that because i don't know why maybe you always want somebody who's famous maybe you want somebody with a big career maybe you want somebody who's got a lot of dough who attracts a lot of attention i that may or may not be the case for you but do you is that a factor in your life i i don't think i had problems before them so I don't think it was a factor. With Sarah, we didn't even see each other that much. Every four days, we'd see each other. We're both really independent people. I've always just been pretty independent.
Starting point is 00:33:42 I think it's tough for a woman to get into my life and feel I I'm aware of this now so I think I my next relationship I'm gonna I'm gonna be better at it but I think I you know work too much and um don't didn't pay enough attention to the girls I was dating I wasn't like a good boyfriend I wasn't a was dating. I wasn't like a good boyfriend. I wasn't a cheater, but I wasn't like a good. Okay, but I will submit without knowing anything, you would have paid more attention and been a better boyfriend if you had been more into them.
Starting point is 00:34:14 I mean, this is possible. That's true. Actually, I did. There were girls I paid a lot of attention to and they wanted nothing to do with me. So I do have that capability. Danny, are you listening? No, but that's the thing.
Starting point is 00:34:28 It's like, you know, that movie, he's just not that into you. I mean, that really is a truism. Like if the guy's into you, you don't have to, you don't have to beg him to call you. You don't have to worry about him asking you out. He will call. It is in the male nature to pursue. And I think it's in the female nature to be pursued. And we both like being in those roles.
Starting point is 00:34:48 And if your instincts are not telling you to do that, this is not the right person for you. But the ones that I do and I have pursued, there is something that's turning. I'm doing something wrong that's turning them off. Well, like what? Walk me through it. What are your steps? I just constantly call and then I call crying no um i think i'm being cool and i try to be cool maybe that's the problem i'm trying to be too cool well do you wait
Starting point is 00:35:13 for a signal before you initiate the calls like they're you know the woman sort of lays the trap and then you're supposed to fall into it and then keep chasing and chasing i thought i'm thinking of this one girl that i liked and it was a long uh process and we finally like kind of went out we hooked up and then i i don't know it just like fell apart i don't know like what what uh well were you needy needy is bad remember that live broadcast news with albert brooks like wouldn't it be great if what how does he say if desperation and insecurity made us more attractive if needy were a turn on she ended up dating like a famous person i think actually that's what happened she a famous uh good-looking famous guy approached her and then i was well that's another thing you need to worry about right you don't want the the star
Starting point is 00:35:59 effort forgive me you know i got to get out of that you don't owe me a dollar for that one i had to i have to get out of la probably it don't owe me a dollar for that one. I had to get out of LA probably. It's probably not a great dating scene. Because I do feel like there is a, like, I said, like, damn it. We're going to owe each other. Let's make a big donation to charity at the end of the show. I know. Abby's going to keep a tally.
Starting point is 00:36:21 This is not the right dating scene. Everyone's trying to, like, it feels like a lot of people are trying to right well i've been settled everyone's trying to get to another place and they're like can you help i've been to la many times and i've been to a lot of these big events and it is so disgusting how so many of the people in the entertainment industry will be talking to you and will literally do the thing you see in the movies of like looking over your shoulder for the, for like the next best or more interesting or more famous person to talk to. It's so gross. Yeah. Yeah. So yeah, not a place you're going to find your future wife, but where else do you have to be based in LA? I was on a
Starting point is 00:37:03 date where I was sitting across from her at this dinner and she's on her phone just like for a long time. So I took a picture of her on her phone and I texted it to her, you know, thinking that she would laugh and go like, oh, sorry, I had this important thing. But she just looked at the picture and was like, oh, I do look cute. She thought I was being like like look how cute you are and i was like i gotta get out of here peace out i'll be a confirmed bachelor before i live with someone like that yeah yeah i don't blame you there are a million women who would love to be with you kyle it's
Starting point is 00:37:40 just a question of keeping your standards high and then definitely don't be needy. Nobody wants that in a man or a woman. I mean, women forget that too. Women forget that too. Now that you finally had sex with a person, this is not your opportunity to tell him all the things that are wrong with you and the ways in which you expect him to fix you. He's going to run. Yes, yes. I don't think I come off needy. I think, if anything, I'm too aloof. Oh, no. Aloof is good. No, I don't accept that. Aloof is hot.
Starting point is 00:38:13 Maybe for a little bit, but then when you're in a relationship, then you got to dial in a little bit. True. You have to, just with her here or there, you got to let the guard down and let her know you really want her and you think she's amazing and you know you might want a future with her and then go back to aloof yeah do you think marriage i mean you're married do you think i don't know if marriage is for everyone though i don't think i don't think it is either i mean i know that you do a great bill maher impression but i had this discussion with bill maher where i was on his show okay oh megan let's talk about it okay it's amazing new rule no more swearing on his show. Okay. Oh, Megan, let's talk about it. Okay. It's amazing. New rule.
Starting point is 00:38:46 No more swearing on your show. Okay. I had a conversation with him backstage at a show where I was saying, I disagree with your philosophy on love. I know you think the cost of love is lust. That's not true. I think if you found the right woman
Starting point is 00:39:01 and he was basically like, you're an insane person. You don't know me at all. S.T.F. You. He I've heard no good stories about every story about Bill Maher is this funny. I met him, too. And yeah.
Starting point is 00:39:15 What did he say to you? He really aggressively ignored me. I was we went to Hawaii. This is, and he invited Sarah onto his plane. We had missed our flight. And then,
Starting point is 00:39:34 I mean, in his defense, I'm sure he didn't want me there. He wanted Sarah there and I was like this barnacle. But he, just sick. I would try to be in the conversation
Starting point is 00:39:44 just to make his back would just bump I would try to be in the conversation. His back would just bump me out of the circle kind of stuff. So rude. It's fine. Were you doing the Bill Maher impression prior to that exchange? You know what? No, I was just, and Sarah said, he's not being nice to you. I was like, no.
Starting point is 00:40:02 And then I kind of clocked his voice. And I was like, I honestly, you rarely get someone back in life. And I feel bad the amount that he's had to see people come up to him all the time. I've had people. And also on, he was on Joe Rogan. He brought me up out of nowhere because it bothers me. He hates my impression. He hates it. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:40:21 And he, out of nowhere on Joe Rogan, he goes, and this guy doing a terrible impression of me, blah, blah. And Joe was like, no, it's a good impression. Play it. said, do you know Kyle Donegan? He does a really good impression of you. And she said he turned away from her and then she was told not to talk to Bill Maher for the rest of the flight. No way. I'm shocked by that. And the thing is, when I first did it, it really wasn't mean to him. It was like Bill Maher reading to children. Like, here, let's hear it. What was the stories? I'm trying to think of one children's story. I remember. What was it?
Starting point is 00:41:08 I've done my homework. Green eggs and ham. Green eggs and ham. I do not like them, okay? And it's like, should you really be eating eggs that are green? That kind of thing. Hilarious. But anyway, it was just pretty mild.
Starting point is 00:41:20 And then once he went on Joe Rogan, was like you know then I felt a little bit more free and then the next video I did was not probably probably should I probably a little too far it was like a Bill Maher gangbang but anyway I feel I'm not mad at him I feel like I've gotten back I feel like I was being petty and everything's fine oh well I well, I've listened to it. I listened to you on Corolla and it was brilliant. And I would say that my only guess
Starting point is 00:41:52 as to why he's offended is there's like a slight gay lilt to your Bill Maher. Oh, is that what it is? Okay, people, let's get fabulous. Here's my Bill Maher faceos what do you think bill is oh cool oh you get people gotta watch this on youtube later he's changed his face to look like bill mar bill what why haven't you gotten married in all these years because i can't love my heart is black like coal okay let's move on this this face swap looks like a potato i couldn't find a good one i have to i build these face swaps is black like coal. Okay, let's move on.
Starting point is 00:42:25 This face swap looks like a potato. I couldn't find a good one. I build these face swaps. It's so weird. So what part of the person's face do you put on your face? You have to get a straight on shot with no shadows and them not smiling. That's the key to it. So you
Starting point is 00:42:41 take not just their eyes, but their lips too? Yeah, you take just a picture of them and that you bring into this program. And it sort of does a face mask. We're going to do these starting at the top of the hour because we've got to see these. Some of them are crazy good. They're disturbingly accurate. Who's your fave? Jeez. I like doing Jeff Goldblum. Who's your fave? Jeez.
Starting point is 00:43:06 I like doing Jeff Goldblum. He's the fun. He talks in a fun way. Most people have a vocal range of like four notes, and he is just like an octave and a half the way he talks. You're so busy worrying about whether you could. You didn't stop to think about whether or not you should. What's that from?
Starting point is 00:43:23 Jurassic Park. Oh, you sounded nothing like no i wasn't even trying i can't do i cannot do imitations you know but some people have that gift i have a friend joelle who's very good she doesn't do like the voices but she's got the mannerisms down perfectly she nails it she does the i know she just gets in your face and you can see like the person come alive thanks to the mannerisms. You've got that. And the voice, I don't know how, you must have this gifted voice that can go any octave and the ear, the ear to translate, you pitches, have like relative pitch. And then also I have a, this is a weird thing, but I have a really long neck and I can move my vocal box.
Starting point is 00:44:17 Like this is a quick story, but I was having, this is a crazy turn, but I swear I'll get back to this point. I was having a dream. I was twisting a giant Coke bottle cap off like a six foot coke bottle cap and i woke up with my hands around my neck in agonizing pain i was like twisting my own head we'll get into that later but i went to the doctor and i took an x-ray and he was looking at the x-ray and rubbing his chin which is terrifying to see a doctor look at your bones and be like, what? And then he called another doctor and he was like, Mark and this other guy, and they're both like mumbling.
Starting point is 00:44:49 And I go, what is it? Thinking I was dead, you know? And he goes, you have the neck of a seven foot man. Anyway. So weird. I understand your feeling. I remember being in the Hamptons and seeing a doctor and he said, I'm concerned. I'm concerned about like some mole. I'm like, you're using a C word?
Starting point is 00:45:09 Don't use a C word. Yeah. Well, I'm glad. Did you get it removed? I did. I'm Irish. So I'm constantly getting these freckles or moles or whatever looked at or removed. It's a never ending battle. My doctor told me i have an excellent chance of dying from skin cancer oh really yeah i had one removed yeah i'm irish to half irish and we can't go out in the sun i don't know how we didn't evolve or we couldn't be in the sun i guess we that cloud over our island of all things and it's all over you you know your skin it's like it's everywhere hopefully all right so this is a good tea so right when come back, I'm going to ask him to do YouTube channel, youtube.com slash megankelly. And I've got some thoughts for you on that in one second. Okay, an update for you.
Starting point is 00:46:19 We're going to have more with Kyle Dunnigan after this, but I just wanted to take a minute and say this to you before we bring Kyle back. On Monday, when we got back from what was a vacation for me, I offered the story about what happened to my eight-year-old Thatcher while we were on vacation in Montana. He fell hiking on a ski mountain, on a ski run, taking, quote, a break and injured his spleen very badly. So I posted this on YouTube. I mean, I did it on I talked about on the show and we posted on YouTube and it's got an overwhelming response. I've seen it in the Apple comments, which I do read all of and read them every morning. So I've read you guys today and I read a lot of the comments on YouTube and I've been so moved by the parents on there who have shared their own family's stories about scares with their children, even the loss of their children, and relating on some of the stuff we discussed on Monday about the enormous parental responsibility you feel and the vulnerability and just what a scary situation it can be when things start to spiral out of control and you know there's a limit to your parental
Starting point is 00:47:27 powers. Anyway, thank you so much for the outpouring of love and support and comments and the views and the subscriptions too. That's awesome. And God bless all of you. All right. We'll be right back with Kyle. Kyle. All right. We promised Jeff Goldblum.
Starting point is 00:47:53 What does Jeff Goldblum think of what happened with Will Smith at the Oscars this week? Yes, yes, yes, yes. Nice to be here with you, Megyn Kelly. If you were a dinosaur, you would be the gorgeous ex. Let's see. Let's see. Will Smith. Yes, Will.
Starting point is 00:48:15 Will Smith. The slap heard around the world. Yes, yes, yes. But we have to remember, Chris told a joke about his wife, yes, saying that she is gorgeous and looks like another gorgeous actress. That's a bridge too far, yes? Well, you know, Jeff, you may not be aware of the latest headlines on this, just to get you up to speed. Apparently, the Academy Award team actually did tell him to leave the studio that night, the arena, whatever it was, where they were watching the Oscars. They went and told him, you should step out. And he refused. And there were plans.
Starting point is 00:49:02 Apparently, there were discussions of plans to physically remove Will Smith from the venue. And they, I guess, decided not to create a situation, make a bad situation worse by creating a scene. Should they have ejected him? Yes. Wonderful security. They're at the Oscars. We can trust them to keep us safe, obviously. I don't know that Chris Rockwell's that way. Not at all. No. The LAPD was prepared to arrest Will Smith. They actually apparently said, this is all according to an Oscars producer named Will
Starting point is 00:49:38 Packer, who spoke on GMA, that they were telling him, this is battery. That was the word they used in the moment, he said. And they said, we'll go get him. We're prepared. We're prepared to get him right now. If you want to press charges, we will arrest him. Chris Rock said, no, I'm fine. No, no.
Starting point is 00:49:54 And he also told his audience, one of whom cursed out at a live comedy event this past weekend, calling Will Smith a name, saying F Will Smith. Rock said, no, no, no, no, no, no. He shut that down. What do you make of it? Yes. Well, Chris Rock is a class act, I would say, because I would probably have not only slapped back,
Starting point is 00:50:17 but I would have probably sued the fresh Prince of Bel-Air. This is so good. good sorry this is weird no it's amazing and it's so good all right so i'd like to call this is like speaking to one of those like you know people there's mediums if you could just call up if you could call up kim kardashian now yes we can call up michael or kim where's kim? Hold on a second, Megan. Where are the children? Oh, my God. Y'all, this is my Kim face, y'all. fair in which she said, I've got advice for people who want to be successful, women who want to be successful. She said, get your effing A up and work. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:51:12 Yeah. You have to work harder. Like Megan, you should work harder. It would be great if I could be born to a momager who wanted to leverage her fame to make me have millions too. Yeah. Well, why don't you have a makeup line? You don't do enough. All girls should work. I work. When I go to the makeup company, I point to the color I like, and then they put my name on it. It's hard. It's not easy to make those decisions.
Starting point is 00:51:45 Yeah, baby. Oh, hard. It's not easy to make those decisions. Yeah, baby. Oh, God. That's Caitlyn. This is terrifying. Caitlyn Jenner, baby. Yeah. Caitlyn, what happened when you saw Lady Gaga outside of the Oscars? She snubbed you.
Starting point is 00:51:59 What a bitch, right? She was a bitch. What the hell is wrong with her? Yes. She was so nasty. There's cameras everywhere. Just pretend you like me. Yes. She was so nasty. There's cameras everywhere. Just pretend you like me.
Starting point is 00:52:06 Jesus. I was being nice. I could have been, you know, I could have been sassy myself. I showed class like Chris Rock, baby. Wait, stand by. Let's play Soundbite 15 of your awkward exchange with Lady Gaga outside of the Elton John AIDS Foundation's 30th Annual Academy Awards viewing party Sunday night. Watch. Caitlyn's saying, I haven't seen you at the Starbucks in a while.
Starting point is 00:52:38 And Lady Gaga is saying, oh, I changed baristas. And gives her glare, gives you a glare, Caitlin, and walks away. She physically abused me with her words. I should have, I've got a lawsuit there. You think so? I really do. Yeah, it's one of the segments you could discuss in your new gig as a contributor on Fox News. Are you excited about that?
Starting point is 00:53:00 Oh my God, I'm so excited. Oh my, how was it? It's wonderful working over there, isn't it? Yeah. Well, it's got its pluses and a few minuses. Oh, I doubt that highly. I hope everyone doesn't try to fuck me though. That's what I'm worried about. All the girls jealous of Caitlin. I think you're safe. I could go out on a limb. You're just being nice. I'm in danger, baby. I'll wear like, you know, I won't wear any low cut stuff, you know, I'll dress classy.
Starting point is 00:53:32 Well, they'll like that. I mean, I think they'll encourage you to wear it. You know, they like bright colors at Fox. Can you do bright colors? Not going to tolerate for this black sweatshirt stuff. Oh, yeah. I'm going to be the best dressed person there. Absolutely.
Starting point is 00:53:42 Excellent. I mean, we all know that. Who are you most looking forward to being interviewed by? Is the Pope still alive? I'd say the Pope. He's the closest one to God, baby. Have you got a lot of requests from the Vatican? I mean, I'm assuming.
Starting point is 00:54:00 They're not going to look needy, but I'm sure they want me to talk to them. Well, look, if it doesn't work out, if you do the gig over there and it doesn't work out, perhaps you'll be in the running for the next White House press secretary role. And then you could do the reverse of what most of them do, which is their White House press secretary. And what they're really trying to do is get a job working cable news. Like we just heard about Jen Psaki, who's leaving the White House in the spring to host a show on MSNBC. Jen Psaki. She's obsessed with me. Is she? Fascinating. the White House in the spring to host a show on MSNBC. Jen Shockey. She's obsessed with me.
Starting point is 00:54:27 Is she? Fascinating. Jen Shockey. What's your evidence of that? It's just like the vibe she gives off, you know? She's trying to just have that sort of, you know, classy, sassy lady thing. And that's your thing.
Starting point is 00:54:45 The market that I've covered. Yeah. Yeah. That is baloney. Well, I don't like shocking. Speaking of sake, shocking. Speaking of her,
Starting point is 00:54:51 um, is her boss, Joe Biden available? Because I've got, he, he won't give me an interview, but I have, I have reason to believe he's going to come today and I can ask him my tough questions.
Starting point is 00:55:00 Let me see if I can find him here. There's a lot to go over. Uh, I see here him here. There's a lot to go over. I see you here. Joe! Oh, my God. Hey. Hey, look who it is.
Starting point is 00:55:16 Kelly Megan, man. How are you? Sorry, I wasn't able to set up an interview with you earlier. I'm great. You're a classy lady. No, you're very sweet. Could I ask you about the war with Ukraine and ask you whether you believe the latest Russian representations that they're actually doing some sort of a withdrawal? Because today the NATO Secretary General suggested those were lies.
Starting point is 00:55:40 Yeah, man, it's our crane, man. I told him that. And Vladimir Pukin is not Pukin. The guy, the guy without the shirt, man, he's a bad dude. He's a liar, man. Not to be trusted. So I don't believe a word that guy says. He's like Corn Pop.
Starting point is 00:56:07 Some guys in the world, man. You just can't. You can't trust him, man. Hey, hey, did you shit my pants or did I? What's going on here? What happened? What's going on here? What happened? Kagan Miller, the classiest gal in the news, I think. Mr. President, what happened when you seemed to call for regime change earlier this week,
Starting point is 00:56:38 something that is not U.S. policy and actually could place other world leaders, including men like yourself, in danger? Why did you do that? Huh? What did I do? You said it. You said it, pal. I didn't say nothing about that. My boy Hunt, he's lost his job over there in the cranes.
Starting point is 00:57:04 He had a great, great nice cushy job there working for eighty thousand dollars a week and this guy i mean blew it all blew it all for for self-centered reasons who who hunter blew it all what they're not no the pluton and pluto blew it for my boy well you know the thing the guy yeah it's a problem yeah i'm sure hunter was very upset about that well i mean you know did you step in because the reports of that when you got that one prosecutor file forgot got him fired over there in the ukraine you did that not to clean up corruption but to get him off of burisma the company that was paying 150 grand a month is that true yeah let me tell you something. I love my boy.
Starting point is 00:57:46 He's my boy, Hunty. I'd do anything for that little bugger. Yeah, he's had a few problems, but he's highly qualified to sit on the board of Petroleum over there in the Jew crane. Highly qualified. How so? How specifically? What qualifies him?
Starting point is 00:58:04 Huh? Because he's got the knowledge, the know-how to figure out on the fly. That's a skill you can't put on a resume. With all due respect, I don't feel like I'm getting real answers. And so if you wouldn't mind, I'd love to speak to the... If one of your handlers could take the microphone and pass it to Kamala Harris, I might do better with the vice president since the president has fallen asleep again. It would be wonderful if I could just speak with someone who might actually be
Starting point is 00:58:39 in charge. Is anybody out there, man? What's going on here? Oh, I see. Hey. Just it's trans Trump to do a... Oh, that's true....new campaign, okay? Trans Trump. It's true. So stunning.
Starting point is 00:58:58 So terrific. Trans Trump. No. So stunning. Look, you got to vote for me. You got no choice. You got to do it. You got to do it. Look, you got to vote for me. You got no choice. You got to do it. You got to do it. Look, like Leah Thomas, the greatest swimmer of all time, I will be leaving all those fat losers in my wake. Treads Trump.
Starting point is 00:59:19 I have to tell you, Mr. Trump, I know that you prize beauty. You used to own and run a beauty contest. I'm not sure you'd be winning any of those awards like this. Trump, I know that you prize beauty. You used to own and run a beauty contest. I'm not sure you'd be winning any of those awards like this. Look, oh, Megyn Kelly, look at her attacking me again. You're always so nasty to me. I don't know why. Look, look, look. You're so nasty. Nasty woman. You're a nasty lady. But look, I've always thought you were terrific. So terrific. And I will continue to support you and follow you on Twitter. Excellent.
Starting point is 00:59:50 How's your new social media adventure going? The mainstream media says it's crashing, but I never know whether to believe negative things about you in the mainstream press. Fake news. Because they hate you. Fake news. Okay. Fake news. Fake news.
Starting point is 01:00:04 I need a new hair lady. What's happening with that hair there, Mr. President? Let Annie go do it over there. I need a new hair lady. Okay. Maybe Melania could help you because honestly, she's like one of the most beautiful women in the world. She's a pig.
Starting point is 01:00:18 What? She's a terrible, terrible person. Look, it's all sham. We know this. Okay? We know this. It's a sham marriage. It's not working out, but you got to look up, you know, appearances. You got to pretend you love your wife, pretend you love Jesus, the whole thing, the whole shebang. In order to become president.
Starting point is 01:00:42 Exactly. For the third and fourth time. How many times can I be president? At least three times, right? Do you think this is going to hurt your chance with sort of the evangelical Christians who may not be entirely behind your transition? Look, their heads are tied, okay? There's nothing they can say. It's the perfect plan. It's the perfect way. There's no way TransTrump can lose. Such a beautiful woman. Okay.
Starting point is 01:01:05 Stunning and terrific. And also a brilliant business person. How could you not vote? You're transphobic if you don't vote trans Trump. Okay. Oh, shit. For the audience at home. I got to get out of here.
Starting point is 01:01:20 He's wearing the worst wig ever. And his face looks just like Donald Trump's face. Well, you've got to go look at this on YouTube later. I'm so confused. I don't know what's happening. You were attracted to trans Trump, I feel like, a little bit. I might have a cocktail with her. I don't know.
Starting point is 01:01:36 She was entertaining. She thinks I'm terrific. That was amazing. All right. Yes, I do want to. You don't have to do Kamala Harris. I can't. I to, you don't have to do Kamala Harris. I can't, I don't think I'm allowed to do Kamala Harris. I'm going to do Kamala Harris.
Starting point is 01:01:51 I'm not actually going to do Kamala Harris, but I'm going to play you a soundbite of Kamala Harris and ask you if this woman is in the right job. This is her. She went to, she was speaking with the prime minister of Jamaica and her dad is from Jamaica. So, you know, she'd be nice. She'd be sort of friendly, should be easy because there's a lot of love for her there. And yet you tell me what was going on in this word salad. That is soundbite 18.
Starting point is 01:02:17 We also recognize just as it has been in the United States for Jamaica. One of the issues that has been presented as an issue that is economic in the way of its impact has been the pandemic. So to that end, we are announcing today also that we will assist Jamaica in COVID recovery by assisting in terms of the recovery efforts in Jamaica that have been essential to, I believe, what is necessary to strengthen not only the issue of public health, but also the economy. In the words of Archie Bunker, She seems drunk. There's another clip of her where she talks about the Ukraine. I don't know if you've seen it, but she's explaining the war in ukraine oh yes ukraine is a smaller country yes russia is bigger and that's not good that that one at least i could understand this one was just clay travis tweeted out something like she talks like a high school
Starting point is 01:03:18 student who has to reach a 20 000 word minimum bill bill yeah or like you have to do a book report an oral book report and just didn't read the book but she's got all the hand movements and the pausing she has the confidence this i'm this person shall remain nameless okay but while i was on fox news there was a person there who used to come on as a commentator and this is the kind of stuff that this person would do they They'd say, it's inappropriate, it's improper, it's out of line, and it will not be tolerated anymore. Lines have been crossed. There needs to be a reaction because this was just wrong. Again, inappropriate, not tolerable, and the people must stand up. Absolutely nothing has been said.
Starting point is 01:04:02 People love this person. I used to say to myself, is anyone actually listening? There's not even a hook to hang on. There's no meat at all to climb onto. They become professional talkers. I noticed this on CNN too. They'll go, look. When they've completely lost the argument
Starting point is 01:04:20 and they have nothing, they'll look. They use that word constantly. It's when I heard someone go, look, I just stopped listening and tune out. Tune right out. I mean, to me, Kamala Harris is just, you know, she's clearly in over her head. She was an attorney general.
Starting point is 01:04:33 I can speak to this. I practiced law for 10 years. That doesn't make you a politician. It doesn't make you a natural leader. It makes you know how to litigate cases. And those skills don't necessarily translate. But I don't know. I was going to say next to Biden, she's looking more competent, but I'm not sure I really
Starting point is 01:04:51 believe that. That was the plan. I know this will never happen, but we should elect our leaders in a completely different way, more like American Idol where it's like, okay, IQ test, just wean out anyone with an IQ below like 140 or something, really smart people. And then have like a moral vetting before they even run. This whole thing happens. So you get the top human beings that have had no violence. They're very intelligent. They're thoughtful. They don't have narcissism, anything. They've been completely vetted by psychology and and and then the top 10 human beings in our country
Starting point is 01:05:30 run for office is that a good idea no no no we'll be right back yeah no there are all sorts of problems with that including you need somebody who's like been dumped or done the dumping or you know you need real life people who have been out there living amongst the people. And the super brainiacs, right? The super brainiacs who have never morally misstepped, that's not them. But that's the thing. There's 10 people who have the whole package. They've lived a life.
Starting point is 01:05:59 Name one. They have what you're saying, but they're also very smart. Like who? I don't know anybody. That's the problem. But out of 330 million, there's got to be 10. You look at somebody like Jeff Bezos, right? And he's incredibly accomplished.
Starting point is 01:06:11 And not only does he create and run Amazon, but now he's got the whole spaceship. It's like, wow, this is amazing. And I do love Amazon. It's very, very convenient. Although I understand the controversy in the mom and pop stores and so on. But then his behavior now like getting rid of the wife and now with the younger you know hot woman who left her and like the wheels are falling off yes and all the paparazzi engaged photos they're obviously allowing it they like it and
Starting point is 01:06:36 they're bathing suits like with this weird tan is weird i don't know if those are steroid muscles i can't tell but i think you're into it like this is the kind of thing you do when you're into somebody you're trying to play it off but you're into it. Like this is the kind of thing you do when you're into somebody, you're trying to play it off, but you're into Jeff Bezos. You think he's hot? Not even a little. Why are you smiling
Starting point is 01:06:53 if you're not in love with Jeff Bezos? Just the thought of it is amusing to me. Although, do you do a Jeff Bezos? Because he could use a little gay lilt too. You know, I should do a Jeff Bezos. He talks like kind of Kermit. Doesn't he talk like sort of like this? Yes.
Starting point is 01:07:09 I'm going to outer space with my cowboy hat. The cowboy hat outer space outfit was my favorite. Did you like it more or less than the shape of his actual rocket? That is, they really should have a meeting where they go, go look can we make it not look like a penis right because or is that good for we got more advertised got more eyeballs no no somebody should have said we have to keep it at least pg-13 like it's gotta you know we have to put something on it and not a bunch of round stuff at the bottom we has to be like we have to add something more angular someplace.
Starting point is 01:07:47 Is somebody, that's a sign when you have too many yes people around you. Like someone in the team was like, that looks a lot like a penis, but was afraid to tell him, you know, it's like, it's perfect. 100% true. Well, I'll tell you the other problem you get if you just go with somebody who's got ostensibly a high IQ and, you know, knows something really well and is ready to talk to us about it is you wind up with the Dr. Fauci's of the world. And they're singularly focused on one thing to the exclusion of all the other things that matter. Go ahead. But I am not saying – this was like a series of 20 things. One of them is they have to not be stupid.
Starting point is 01:08:22 I'm not saying just get a person who's completely intellectual and has no life experience. I'm just saying we vet the person, the people that run in a psychological way where they have to have some depth and thoughtfulness and they're not self-centered and all these other things. And they're also very smart. They have a knowledge of history and how wars start and how they don't go well. And then you run where I want to see 10 people up there that are, are the people that I would be, I would say, I don't know anybody in my life that that's better than them to run. And I don't see that. It would be nice if we could get them there kicking and screaming rather than having spent their whole life trying to audition for the role, you know, someone like a George Washington who didn't want the job. Yeah. Isn't that the problem where to be a politician,
Starting point is 01:09:09 you have to lie. You have to be a liar to get to the top. I mean, if you're not religious, you have to say you love Jesus. You have to lie. We can't have an atheist in office. Yeah. Not an open one. That's sure well no no that i'm going to pick it up with nancy pelosi after the break because um i don't know if you think she's a liar but we're going to talk to her because i i have breaking news that she's here and yeah and dr fauci as well and there may or may not be um some time spent with alec baldwin right after this quick break when we pick it back up with kylenigan on a very fun April Fool's Day. Kyle, let me ask you this as yourself. We touched on Will Smith, but you're a stand-up comedian.
Starting point is 01:09:58 I hear a guy has devoted your life toward this profession. And I know there have been many- A terrible idea. But there have been a lot of guys expressing some concern about sort of the precedent this sets. Obviously, half the job when you're up there is to offend. I mean, it's not to like stroke and please. So, you know, what did you make of it? Yeah, I do worry a little bit about I don't think I'm I guess I am a little controversial, but I definitely don't try to do things that hurt people's feelings. I just don't think it's that funny for me. I don't think I do it in a good way, like roasting people.
Starting point is 01:10:31 So I don't really do it. So I'm not too concerned about myself. But I do think when you see something like that, it opens the door to a possibility. It's almost like when Columbine happened and people were like, oh, you can go in your school and just shoot a bunch of people. And then they started to happen. It might open up, you know, someone insults someone in a comedy club and they're really upset. That image will run through their head as a possibility.
Starting point is 01:10:57 You know, it's just that I'm a little concerned about. It's true. I hadn't thought about that i bet these comedy clubs will now be adding like a little bit more security or just be a little bit more careful unless somebody pulled quote a will smith yeah some clubs are great and some clubs you're like i am on my own uh where's the escape route i got my pepper spray can you imagine if chris rock pepper sprayed him on his way that would have been amazing if he knew and just immediately just dropped him with, or like with a taser or that dog collar we talked about earlier.
Starting point is 01:11:29 Went down. That would teach him, don't come up on stage when I'm hosting. I mean, what a scary moment. Chris Rock's brain was working so hard trying to figure out and just understand this really happened and what this all means. You could see that his brain was using so much power he couldn't even read.
Starting point is 01:11:48 Well, he was such a pro. I mean, he somehow managed to crack a joke and stand there with his dignity intact. But I couldn't help but feel that any man would feel completely humiliated. Yes, humiliated. And I think when he said um i could he said something like that like i could and he stopped himself my guess is he had a lot of jada jokes loaded because you write a bunch of jokes and you go that one's too mean that one's too mean i mean the gi jane joke i know she has alopecia but like she's a gorgeous person jada and she's been told her whole life um dimmy moore is gorgeous
Starting point is 01:12:26 and you're comparing a gorgeous person a gorgeous person it's not that harsh in my opinion you know there's i don't think and if you see the video of jada there's another angle of her where she's still kind of laughing she's really not um i don't know what's in her brain but this is a good point you're making the point that will smith might have been able to hurt uh chris rock physically but chris rock has rhetorical gifts that will smith probably doesn't have in terms of quick comebacks jokes in the pocket ways to humiliate you back in a different way and he didn't unleash them i think that's what he was doing he said i could and then he stopped himself.
Starting point is 01:13:10 But yeah, I felt really, I think a lot of people just felt really bad for Chris because it is humiliating. Right. It shouldn't be. When someone just bitch slaps you in front of a billion people. Right. It shouldn't be. I think, you know, obviously had that been a woman, he never would have done it and she wouldn't have been quote humiliated.
Starting point is 01:13:24 Why is it humiliating for him because he's a man and we don't expect yeah you know men to take a punch or a slap without fighting back but he was in this impossible position he wasn't if he had fought back it would have been a true nightmare for everyone involved thank god he didn't yeah and i wonder if one of them was white like it would have probably gotten all the talk would have been racial 100 made it more like of a racial thing unless the unless the person who got slapped And I wonder if one of them was white, like it would have probably gotten all the talk would have been racial. A hundred percent. Would have made it more like of a racial thing. Unless the, unless the person who got slapped was white, in which case everyone would have ignored it.
Starting point is 01:13:52 Yeah. A hundred percent. It's, I understand the Academy. When this thing happens, you need time to go process. Like, what do we do about this? I get not doing something right away, but I'm just curious what happens to Will Smith. There's also the problem where, okay, if you take his Oscar away,
Starting point is 01:14:09 what do you do with Roman Polanski's? And you gotta start to take away- Harvey Weinstein. The other Harvey Weinstein's, you gotta take them all away, I think. Agreed, agreed. Although their bad behavior wasn't at the Academy Awards, but still, there's gonna be some sort of a punishment.
Starting point is 01:14:21 I don't agree that it should be, yeah, taking away the award. You know who I would love to know what Alec Baldwin thinks about it because he's also somebody who has anger management issues. Oh yeah, he is. And he's wrestled with them for a long, long time. Not necessarily at the Oscars, but you know, he's right now accused
Starting point is 01:14:34 of, well, we know he actually shot and killed a woman, a cinematographer. Alec, what did you... It's not true? These are all lies what you're saying. I mean, we saw it. We saw it on camera. You know nothing about what you're saying. I mean, we saw it. We saw it on camera. No, we saw nothing. You know nothing about what you saw. I was given a crazy gun.
Starting point is 01:14:51 So it wasn't- All I did was point it and pull the hammer back and let it fly. The gun did the rest. We all know this. But you're remorseful. You feel guilty. No, I feel no guilt at all. Why?
Starting point is 01:15:05 Well, because I'm the victim here. I'm an actor. I'm a father of a fat little piggy and I'm a victim of this horrible event. She's my friend. She's my best friend. We went to dinner once before the shoot. She's my best friend.
Starting point is 01:15:24 Hyatna Montana's my best friend. You know, one of the- Hyena Montana was my best friend. What do you make of, you know, your life turning around now? Because it seems like things, you're getting back on track. We just heard about
Starting point is 01:15:34 your seventh child with Ilaria is on his or her way. Yes, Ilaria. Yeah. My wife who's born in Hispania in a small town
Starting point is 01:15:46 called Boston, Massachusetts you know that wasn't true that was a lie she made up to make and you helped no no no this is all, now you're the fake news you're the fake news you're just trying to grab a sound bite here
Starting point is 01:16:02 Hilaria was born and raised in Spain. We all know this. We all know this. Well, listen, let me shift gears because I think you have enough to deal with.
Starting point is 01:16:12 You got to go to manage your 25 children and you may... We're also working on Rust 2. Oh, really? How's that going to go? It's going to be great. It's going to be a great film.
Starting point is 01:16:22 It's about a victim who's surrounded by crazy guns. He has to survive. All right. Someone who really is surrounded by crazies and may or may not be one herself, depending on your viewpoint, is Nancy Pelosi. I'm going to ask you to see if she's around. But before you get her, can I just show the audience?
Starting point is 01:16:43 It's too good not to play Soundbite 10 with Kyle doing a Pelosi bit, which is the reason you need to check him out on YouTube. Stand by. Watch. It should probably be a lure against Congress people trading stocks, but we just haven't gotten around to it. Okay, let's get batshit. Hey, from Toledo, you're on. Let's get batshit. Bo, from Toledo, you're on. Let's get batshit. Booyah, Nancy.
Starting point is 01:17:08 Booyah. I read your husband bought Google just before the antitrust bill vote. You guys made $5 million? Mm-hmm. So, was that like luck, or? Yes, it was a miracle. Thank you, George Floyd. Oh my God, she's typing with a skeleton hand.
Starting point is 01:17:28 Nancy, I mean, Madam Speaker, it's a pleasure to have you. Thank you for being here. Hello, hello. You know, I have a better stock bracket than Warren Buffett does. It's pretty impressive. It's obviously how you can afford all those expensive ice creams in your freezer. And all my hair appointments, those bills add up, sweetheart. Right, right. That money's got to come from somewhere. You know, speaking of the hair appointment, you took some
Starting point is 01:17:55 flack during the pandemic for telling the rest of us we couldn't go into the hair salon either at all. Or if we did, we had to wear a mask the entire time, and yet there you were. No mask. Well, if you knew what was going on there, you would have understood why I did that. There was only 30 or 40 people in there, and my hair looked awful. So it was desperate times. It was an emergency hair emergency as i call it i can understand that and you know i i do can i just ask you this is an inappropriate question but you know some people write a lot about um plastic surgery and you know whether you've had any and whether maybe you've had a little too much is that something you care to comment on?
Starting point is 01:18:52 It's all lies. I mean, this puffy face is natural. God-given fillers. God-given fillers. That's amazing. How does one get those? Because they seem to appear later in life for you. It's a miracle. My face just keeps getting fatter and fatter. Oh, gosh. You're such a lucky, lucky person. It's genetics. Let's hope for you that luck continues in November because things aren't looking so good right now, according to the polls for the Democrats. Any chance you think you might hold on to the House and the speakership? Yes, we have some surprises up our sleeves, sweetheart. Sweet. Don't you worry. We'll be okay. Oh, well, I'm excited to see what those are.
Starting point is 01:19:30 Standby, because I do really want to chat with another Democrat who's been in the news lately, and his name is Andrew Cuomo. I'm going to play a soundbite. This is a man. You may not know him, Nancy, but his name is Kyle, and he does the best impressions, and he did this one of Governor Andrew Cuomo. This is soundbite nine. And then I'm going to interview him. Here it is. Here is a chart of your grandmother's sexual attraction
Starting point is 01:19:52 to me over the past year. We start off with a spike when I start to do my daily briefings. We then have another spike when I start to show charts. Here's the point where I killed a bunch of old people. Bit of a dip. Then sexual assault claims. One, two, three, five, six, et cetera.
Starting point is 01:20:10 Okay. That is all the time we have today. Until next time, keep your head in the clouds and your eyes in the charts. Governor, it's wonderful to have you here. I never thought you'd have the guts to actually show up. It's wonderful to be here. Of course I thought you'd have the guts to actually show up. It's wonderful to be here. Of course I have the guts. Of course.
Starting point is 01:20:27 Italians have guts. They're filled with meatballs, but we got them. Well, let me ask you first, because it's more recently in the news, about the downfall of your brother at CNN. Chris, what do you make of that? Yeah, what was that? Look, he's a bad kid. I didn't want to tell people. But he's no good.
Starting point is 01:20:44 He's rotten from the inside. Okay? That's why you were mom's favorite bad kid. I didn't want to tell people, but he's no good. He's rotten from the inside. Okay. That's why you were mom's favorite. Absolutely. My mother loved me best and she told us. Okay. Next story. Explains a lot.
Starting point is 01:20:55 One day, Christopher came home from school. He had cheated on his test. Okay. My grandfather, who was in the adult circus, circus for adults, he showed, he brought him down to work. Okay. Because we were going to have Chris work in the adult circus. My grandfather had this very famous act. He would take his testicles out and go through the aisles, smacking people in the face.
Starting point is 01:21:23 One day, Christopher sees him backstage, and he's putting oils as testicles. He says to him, Gramps, what are you doing? He says, I do this. So when I smack the peoples in the face with the Polish car wash, it moisturizes their skin. He was doing this for other people, teaching Christopher to do for others, not just for yourself. Brilliant man. But it didn't work. He's a piece of crap. Well, some would say that you were the one who took that lesson to heart. You got booted out of office for harassing a bunch of women. That was a smear job because I have pierced nipples.
Starting point is 01:22:04 Did you know this? No. Well, I think I actually did read something about that. You actually do, don't you? Yes, I do. Look at pictures online. You could see through the shirt. No, thanks.
Starting point is 01:22:14 I pierced my nipples. Did it hurt? It's an insanity. Of course. But I like the hurt. Pain and sexual pleasure are one and the same. Okay. Okay.
Starting point is 01:22:26 Two sides of the same coin. What about these rumors that you're plotting a political comeback? True stories. Okay. I will let the cat out of the bag
Starting point is 01:22:40 when you show I'm running for office again. You just need a little time to let things cool off. The way things work now so many things things, they come at the peoples, they forget that you sexually harassed people. You know, it hasn't even been a year since you got booted out of office. So what makes you think people want you back?
Starting point is 01:22:58 They have no choice. I am too charming and terrific for them to resist the Cuomo. A lot of Cuomo sexuals out there. I'm not sure if you wear this. Absolutely. They're even more attracted to a bad boy. That's why I wear this hat. Bad boy hat.
Starting point is 01:23:16 Okay. What do you make of the claims online that people look at your brother Chris and they say he's the Fredo of the family? He is. He's the Fredo of the family. So is. He's the Fredo of the family. So you don't find that racist as he claimed? No. I mean, it's true.
Starting point is 01:23:30 If it were not true, it would be racist. But he is the Fredo. I, of course, am the godfather. Ah, I see. Pulling the strings of the puppets of the Cuomo family. Okay. Well, can I ask you one other thing as a lifelong New Yorker? I was living in New York when your father, Mario, was the governor.
Starting point is 01:23:48 I don't agree with the renaming of the Tappan Zee Bridge, the Mario Cuomo Bridge. I don't like it. And I think, you know, given your disgrace and your brother's disgrace, we shouldn't have to be going across that bridge every day seeing the Cuomo name. Is there anything, you know, you could do to undo that? That's terrible. That's terrible. I'm saying it might soften me on you a little bit.
Starting point is 01:24:04 What's wrong with that? What's wrong with the Cuomo Bridge? I don't want to be reminded. It's a beautiful name. You like Tappan Zee? Yeah, I like Tappan Zee. It sounds like a pudding. What would you call it?
Starting point is 01:24:12 The Megyn Kelly Bridge? I was fine with Tappan Zee. It's been the Tappan Zee my whole life. I don't need to honor Mario Cuomo with my car. That's disgusting, man. You should honor him. He built this city. You think?
Starting point is 01:24:25 Absolutely. Challenge. Without him this city. You think? Absolutely. Challenge. Without him, what would it be? Now, listen. It would be Boston. I love talking to you, but I got a lot of other guys I got to get to with equally large egos. And they include some very important people. So thank you for being here, Governor.
Starting point is 01:24:40 But I'm going to turn the page and uh and talk to dr fauci and i just want to tell the audience uh as we get dr fauci mic'd up that there's been news by fauci this week in which he's announced to the world that um we better get ready and that we might have to reinstate uh potential lockdowns and masks indoors depending on how things go with covid so you know we're always living in a perpetual state of of worry for those at home who are listening, not watching. Kyle has now shrunk down to where we can only see his eyes and nose. I'm not very tall. Hi, Megan. I'm shorter than the others. Dr. Fauci, why didn't you sit on like a big man's chair, big boy chair? I'm sitting on three Apple boxes, but I still only got this tall.
Starting point is 01:25:33 It's a sad thing. It's nothing to laugh at. Dr. Fauci is a very tiny man. They constantly have to, you know, put boxes down for me at the press conferences and all of these things so I could see. It explains a lot though, really, if you think it through from a psychological ladder, right? It's a disability to be a short person. There's no march for us, if you notice. There's no march? Oh, there's no march. There's no march for short people. Right. Why is that? But the world ain't built for us. And no letter. You don't get a letter. There's no letter.
Starting point is 01:26:06 There's nothing. There's just abuse and very high microphones. What do you make of it, Dr. Fauci? Do you think that we're going to be finding another variant that causes us to lock down and mask up and more mandatory vaccines? Let's hope so, because I don't have a job if nothing else happens here. You admit it. I pray every day for more bat soup from China, wherever it's coming from.
Starting point is 01:26:33 Bat soup. Yeah, there are a lot of people who believe you were responsible in some way for that original bat soup that got us all sick. Funding, gain of function, research, including in the Wuhan lab. What do you say? Well, you didn't hear it Wuhan lab. What do you say? Well, you didn't hear it from me. Let's just say that. No comment from me today on that. I don't know, Dr. Fauci. I feel like over the course of this pandemic, you've gotten a little drunk on your own. Why would you think it came from the Wuhan lab? It just happened to come from a town called Wuhan, where the Wuhan lab is. I don't know why you draw that
Starting point is 01:27:07 conclusion. Well, I mean, you've done your level best to make me not, right? I mean, there's been, we've seen the papers where you try to get all those virologists to reverse their opinions that it came from the lab. And within 24 hours, suddenly after talking to you, they were like, didn't come from a lab, came from an animal. Hey, look, you can't prove nothing over there. Let's see you prove it. It's been pretty well proven. I mean, it's like they didn't actually catch you with the gun in your hand. This is short abuse, right?
Starting point is 01:27:35 What we're hearing right now is short abuse. This is you being a shortest right now. Abusing a man for being smaller. You should feel some shame yourself. Dr. Fauci, I mean, almost 6 million people are dead. Do you feel no shame for funding gain of function? I mean, if you think about the whole world and there's 7 billion trillion people,
Starting point is 01:27:56 6 million, it's not that many. It could be worse. You got to do ratios, Megan. You got to ratio it out. There is a man who looks at human life and its value in a similar way, and his name is Vladimir Putin. I've actually interviewed Vladimir Putin three times. This will be the fourth. He's coming on in a moment.
Starting point is 01:28:16 And there's a lot going on. I mean, as I said earlier, there are reports now that he's withdrawing from Kiev and some other major portions more in the western part of Ukraine. But now NATO is saying that's a lie. Don't believe a thing that the Russians say and that they appear to be rearming, not retreating. Amazingly, I got Vladimir Putin again, this time via Zoom. He's here. President Putin, thank you so much for being here. And is it true that you are withdrawing from the western part of Ukraine?
Starting point is 01:28:46 Hello. Hello, Maggie. here. And is it true that you are withdrawing from the western part of Ukraine? Hello, hello, Maggie. No, this is not true. None of this is true. We're not withdrawing or going back in. Neither one of those things are happening. No, you're not withdrawing. Neither one of those things are happening. Why are you withdrawing?
Starting point is 01:28:57 We're not going in or withdrawing or staying where we are. None of those. None of those. Okay, so what about all these sanctions that have been levied on you? It must be a tough time to be living in Russia. No. Russia is a beautiful country, Russia. This is my Russian accent.
Starting point is 01:29:14 I'm just actually working on it. As good as I'd hoped. It's all part of your KGB past. So you're trying to throw me off, aren't you? People don't know that I'm not really Russian. I just got here a few months ago. Is that right? Where are you from originally?
Starting point is 01:29:28 Kansas City. Kansas City. The best dupe of them all. I feel like you might be playing a little April Fool's joke on me, Mr. President. No, no, you got me. You got me. April Fool's to you. Can I just ask you, because, you know, you're not married and there are lots of reports
Starting point is 01:29:44 sometimes about, you know, the young dancers or whomever that whomever that you might be partnering up with in the news. Is there any truth to any of that? There's some girls that I see here and there, but right now no commitment from me to them. But I do know how to seduce a woman. I take their shirt off, I get on a horse, you know. Sort of get sweaty for them. I know that's your thing. I mean, when I interviewed you at the Kremlin, I said, what's with all the shirtless photos? And your answer, I don't know if you remember, but you looked at me and said, I give the people what they want.
Starting point is 01:30:15 That's right. I said that to you. I remember that. I said, give them what I want. And they get it, you know. That's how you stay on top, you know. Keep the ladies happy. Give them what they want.
Starting point is 01:30:26 Well, I'll tell you this, that if you find a young lady and, you know, it doesn't work out or, you know, you don't see her as a long-term prospect, I've got a pal, Kyle Dunagan, who could really use a setup. So maybe, you know, in an act of kindness, some sort of, you know, olive branch,
Starting point is 01:30:41 you could, you know, create a union, like put some love out there into the world instead of so much hatred. I would love to help him and put some love out there. Excellent. Maybe I'll change my tone, stop being a dictator jerk and be a matchmaker, like the million-dollar matchmaker on Bravo TV. This is amazing. I think we really made some progress here, and I appreciate it. I want to apologize for all my terror on this program.
Starting point is 01:31:10 Thank you. Apology not accepted, but we appreciate the attempt. All right. Now, Kyle, is Kyle around? Could you tap him on the shoulder and ask him if he could come back? Hey, there he is. It's not the greatest Russian accent. I am still working on that.
Starting point is 01:31:24 It's amazing amazing you're incredibly talented so is it we got to go but i i would be disserving my audience if i didn't ask you to tell them where they can find more of you um youtube.com slash kyle dunnigan is where i am mainly i do a weekly show there weekly a weekly live show. It's like an insane thing, but it's a weekly live sketch show and it's a lot of fun. And check it out. Well, listen,
Starting point is 01:31:51 all I can say- It's growing right now and it's a really nice group of people, a community. They watch live and they talk to each other and it's really been fun.
Starting point is 01:32:00 It's really stressful though, to be honest. Like it's so much work. They're there to see you. I mean, that's why this is better than having gotten cast on SNL for so many reasons. This is better. It is in a lot of ways. They can't cancel it.
Starting point is 01:32:13 I can't get fired. And yeah, I have total control. And also, I mean, SNL, you have to be... You couldn't do 90% of the sketches I do on NBC. That's exactly right. There's no competition in what I'm doing. No one else seems to be doing a live sketch show. Wow.
Starting point is 01:32:31 Is that right? I don't see any live sketches other than SNL. I didn't realize that. Well, you're incredibly talented. Thank you. Thank you for all the laughs on a Friday. We needed them. Thank you.
Starting point is 01:32:44 Thanks for having me. Yeah. To be continued. Hope you come back. Absolutely. All the laughs on a Friday. We needed them. Thank you. Thanks for having me. Yeah. To be continued. Hope you come back. Absolutely. All the best. Kyle Dunnigan, everybody. Go to kyledunnigan, D-U-N-N-I-G-A-N.com for tour dates and his weekly show.
Starting point is 01:32:55 Before we go, I want to tell you quickly, don't miss the show on Monday because we got the Ruthless guys back. And guess what? Toddler mask mandate in New York City just ruled arbitrary, capricious, and void. Score one for the good guys. Michael Chessa was on the show talking about it. He won. New York City just ruled arbitrary, capricious and void. Score one for the good guys. Michael Chessa was on the show talking about it. He won. New York better not appeal.
Starting point is 01:33:09 Have a great weekend and we'll see you Monday. Thanks for listening to The Megyn Kelly Show. No BS, no agenda and no fear. you

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