Fox News host Greg Gutfeld and his panelists react to President Biden’s ‘plans’ to build a railroad ‘across the Indian Ocean’ and his cozy hug with actress Eva Longoria.
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The mastectomy scars were way more offensive than the fake tiddies
Replyit’s not his age that makes him unfit to be president….its his beliefs and policies
ReplyBest show I’ve seen in awhile.. Loved it!
ReplyNothing but garbage tv
ReplyDonald and his dwindling maga mob want Hillary locked up for doing the same thing Donald is doing..let’s think about that
ReplyWasn’t Kat 32 about 5 minutes ago. How’s she suddenly 34.
ReplyI wonder if gutfeld and the crew completed their mandatory gee-hole training.
ReplyLove the Kat and the Tyrus!
ReplyTed Kennedy is Right Joe Biden is that Professor Brown Christopher Lloyd character in Back to the Future
Replyhe is on par with Bad Grandpa
ReplyJoe Biden wants to build the train through the oceans to bring in hundreds of thousands of Chinese Communist soldiers
ReplyWhy would we want a president who is such an obvious puppet for the CCP to build a train from Asia to America
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