STEVEN CROWDER (GUEST): There's a difference between that and the secretary of transportation who -- first off, shows you how useless he is that no one noticed.
MEGYN KELLY (HOST): I know, it's crazy.
CROWDER: Like, no one was going 'hey, where's Pete? Where, where, where is he? I don't know. He's chest feeding some child with fake rubber tits I guess.'
KELLY: Stop it. That was a joke by Tucker. He was not. He said Tucker doesn't understand bottle feeding.
CROWDER: The problem is -- no. No, no, no, no, no. I reject your premise. Let me explain to you why I reject your premise --
KELLY: Why?
CROWDER: 'Cause then Pete Buttigieg goes, 'well, it seems to me that Tucker doesn't understand the concept of bottle feeding.' Oh, do you mean he might be confused because you have been pushing the concept of chest feeding because men can breast feed too and chest feeding persons? In other words, you don't get to make the premise and then act like someone's absurd for accepting it. Good for Pete Buttigieg that he doesn't do the chest feeding. But I saw people on the cover of -- I don't know if it's Vogue or People magazine -- you know, it's one stop short of Buffalo Bill. At a certain point when you're saying I don't want a mom to be breast feeding this child but I'm going to put on a fake apparatus and convince the world that I can chest feed too -- 'it puts the lotion on its' -- it's getting really, really, really weird --
KELLY: Oh, that Buffalo Bill. The Silence of the Lambs. Ok, not I got you. 'Or else it gets the hose again.'
CROWDER: 'I chest feed me. Put the chest milk in the basket.'