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Michael Ian Black rants about Greg Gutfeld's tax day rant; Gutfeld responds

Tuesday on “The Five,” host Greg Gutfeld ranted against tax day and, as a bonus, presented his theory of government.

“See, my theory of government is really simple,” said Gutfeld. “It’s all about the street. Government should keep things off the street – thugs, the insane, invading armies – and keep things on the street – like cement and lamp posts. Everything else, we can handle, which is why I’m bummed that 110 days of my salary goes directly into the mouth of a blob that turns my efforts into useless poop.”

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Comedian Michael Ian Black likes a little more from his government.

Well?

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Speaking of ideal limits…

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