Greg Gutfeld

If they can't do the job, they have to call me and ask politely to get it fixed.

Now, a lot of people will be headed to the swamp for America's 250th birthday this summer, and our friend Peter Ducey has a very interesting question about that.

What a poker face.

All right.

The guy who state unleashed the poo Kraken, Maryland Governor Wes Moore, is somehow pointing the finger at Trump.

All right.

Dana, there's a lot of ways we can go with this.

I think the – I guess the question everyone is asking is how do you let 240 million gallons of poop flow into the river?

And nobody – and they didn't say anything for a long time.

So, look, America's infrastructure is –

In a lot of places at a crisis point.

Yeah.

And that is a state and local government issue for the most part.

Remember, we had the bridge collapse about 10 years ago and everyone said, oh, my gosh, we've got to do something about the bridges.

Well, America's water systems and sewage systems absolutely need to be taken care of.

This is not a federal government responsibility.

I know that Governor Moore has been saying that as far as I know.

And I used to work at the Council on Environmental Quality.

I'm not a lawyer like these two who are annoying lawyers are.

I always want to say no to everything.