Nikki Haley on FOX News Saturday Night (Full Interview)

Welcome back, America. If you enjoy steaks or burgers, listen up. If the United Nations has its way, the UN Food and Agriculture Agency will be asking Americans to dramatically reduce our meat consumption for the sake of the planet. So very soon, we could be asking the same question as that lovable old lady from those Wendy's commercials. Hey, where's the beef? So is the UN going to have to pry a porterhouse from my cold, dead hands? Here to talk about the climate beef, former U.S. ambassador to the UN and current Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley in the house. Hey, hey, hey. Jimmy, it's great to be with you, my friend. Be honored. I busted out another jacket from my overweight figure skater collection for you. It is quite impressive, let me tell you. OK, riddle me this. OK, as a former U.N. ambassador named Nikki Haley, were she to become the 47th president of the United States, are they going to be serving steaks at the inauguration or are you going to feed everybody vegan, impossible burgers? No, we are not going to do vegan and impossible burgers. But I will tell you this. This is how ridiculous and what a farce the UN is. First of all, the Food and Agricultural Agency at the UN is headed up by a by a Chinese Communist Party member. So he is he heads up the agency and that agency says that the West needs to stop eating so much beef. And so now the entire UN is going to tell us that which hurts our American farmers, which is literally less than one percent of global emissions. Yet China is speeding up and doing as many permits as they can on their their coal fired plants while they're getting on to the West about how much meat we eat. Yeah, no way. So you're telling me you're basically serving a porterhouse shaped like a middle finger at your inauguration. And I admire you for that. That's right. And we'll make sure the Chinese get a picture of that. OK, well, it's it's Saturday night all over America right now. But if a year from now, OK, it's Saturday night and you find yourself in the White House. Is there a go to cocktail for a president, Nikki Haley? You know, I'm a bubbles girl, so I always like pink champagne. Oh, no, that works. OK, next question. Best 80s hair band, Bon Jovi or Def Leppard. And don't embarrass me and sink your campaign and say Winger Def Leppard, you say? No, Def Def Leppard, hands down. Without question. I love this. Is there a Def Leppard song that Nikki Haley can sing at karaoke? Well, I've always told my husband, if you see me singing karaoke, take me home because something's very wrong. But having said that, but having said that, I mean, yeah, I mean, there's some great songs. I mean, pour some sugar on me is a great one. I mean, there's like I don't know of any Def Leppard song that's not just a fun dance song. But I know it's great. I do have to correct you on one thing. At Def Leppard's age, they're now singing Pour Some Splenda on me, just so you know. Nikki Haley, you're the best. But I bet they still sing it well. All right. Give me this one. This is just between you and me. Everybody else cover your ears. Did you ever do a keg stand in college? Yes. Damn right you did, Nikki Haley. Love it. I mean, you went to Clemson. It's the law, right? Don't you have to do one in the admissions office? Go Tigers. Absolutely. Go Tigers. Listen, I love talking to you because of your candor, and I think everybody else is catching on, too. Next time I see you, you got a keg stand on me. All right, girlfriend? Sounds good. Send everybody to NikkiHaley.com. Done deal. Thanks again. You're the best. Take care. Thanks.