Greg Gutfeld

And at some point, the success, the fame, it leads to opportunity.

The human condition still exists, but sometimes it also leads to ways to not be held accountable.

And I think it's about time that he learned that lesson.

You know, it's coming after Kennedy.

We just saw the video footage of Justin Timberlake's arrest.

Yeah, that's what it reminded me of.

And DUI coverage in Sag Harbor.

And I think a lot of people watch what's happening to these celebrities.

They wonder why they're...

Why they're driving themselves.

Well, a lot of people look at that and go, if that were me, I would have been in jail.

I wouldn't have been able to drive my car for at least a year.

You know, you look at someone like Justin Timberlake and someone like Tiger Woods.

They have all the money in the world, but they absolutely employ a staff of people, certainly assistants who can drive them wherever they need to go.

And, you know, you look at the injuries that he had.

And if you talk to anyone who's been in chronic pain, you know, Joey, you could speak to this personally.

People who are in chronic pain, they're given pharmaceuticals right off the bat.

They're given a lot of access to things, and it's very easy to become addicted to that.

And when you live in the kind of bubble that people in that very rare era that Jesse was talking about,

exist and they will do whatever they can to facilitate anything you need in your life and a lot of people look the other way uh... and to joey's point maybe people need to stop looking the other way because he's clearly surrounded by people who love him including the president and you have to wonder if some of the president's comments last night right here on the five