EXCERPT:
CARLSON:" Let me just say we disagree, but we don’t need to be disagreeable, we’re friends, I don’t want this in any way to affect our long-standing friendship. I agreed with you for many years. I thought that Chris Cuomo was putting on an act. You know, the weight lifting, the calling the bro talk, the huge swab. I thought he was like Bowzer on 'Sha Na Na,' who actually went to Columbia. You know what I mean? It was a part."
GUTFELD: "What a reference."
CARLSON: "And then I watched him, because I used to work at CNN, I know people there, I pay attention. That guy is every bit as stupid as he seems. He went to Yale Law School, his dad was the governor of New York at the time, and he doesn’t know what’s in the First Amendment. He has zero sense of humor, which is always a tell. But here is the absolute settling factor. He speaks only in clichés. If you listen carefully to Chris Cuomo, you will find not a single phrase that you can’t instantly get on Instagram. All of it. So dumb people speak in clichés. Don Lemon, by contrast, not a genius, but he gets the joke. Like, he sort of knows, 'I’m a guy with no skills, I was a local news anchor in Atlanta. And look where I am now.' He finds the whole thing hilarious."