finally, my new book is a new york times bestseller. thanks for being with us. just as has been served tonight. i'll see you next saturday night. ♪ ♪ greg: dear god, please send me an idiot. >> trump can be and must be expunged. terrorist trump must be defeated, destroyed, devoured at the ballot box. his supporters and collaborators and william barr's and amy coney barrett's must be prosecuted and convicted and removed from our society elise for a moment, trump and the maggots off the stage. greg: welcome back. you were missed. the timebomb that never stops

taking. the hood ornament of trump arrangement, and all success strategies displaying madness and get clicks because people are curious about your product decline and the worse you look, the more social media keeps you around like a carnival clown in a dunking booth. a mother of seven addition for the supreme court. battered by low information gold muffins, she came up cooler than a bowl of this cultural. >> do you agree with justice scalia's view that it was wrongly decided? >> i can't precommit say yes i am going in some agenda because i am not. i don't have agenda. >> but you condemn white supremacy, correct? >> yes. >> the clear wording of the constitution establishes a right and you will not acknowledge it. >> it was the conduct that doesn't commit me to offer reactions or any opinions

outside of the decision making process. greg: i would not play poker with her or yossi. she doesn't have ice water in her veins, she has freon. unlike these. >> you were surrounded by a team of folks that helped prepare you through your nominee hearing. i will ask if you don't mind, is row of super president? >> how would you define that? >> i might talk someday i would sit in this chair. >> people use it differently. greg: for amy, high school mean girl who meets another mean girl also named amy and takes it personal because she's more successful. i'm supposed to be in that chair, not you, amy. eat your salad with the code. high points and low points. >> since you came a legal adult, have you ever made unwanted requests or favors or committed

any verbal or physical harassment? >> no. greg: glad we settled that. i called it an idiot but what if she self identifies as a moron? let's pretend acb is antifemale but they trash the independent female way worse than any other white man could. are we sure they aren't evil white men in disguise? under the guise of equality, they ask foolish questions with your kids present and we see the liberal wise adversity. i won't say you go girl and until you are not there girl. feminists like the torches. a witchhunt, wherever the woke go, intolerance falls include social media platforms whose motto should be drowned the witch, protect the mob. if any restaurant is accused of racism, yelp will not without a public attention alert. yelp can amplify expands in an

effort to appear woke so if losers are mad you don't serve ice cubes, you could cite bigotry and yelp will blab your café which makes employers and customers a target for abuse. yelp should change their name to help because they are going to need it. hunter biden especially. he's getting it from social media platforms. new york post breaks this story allegedly showing his brat exploiting dads connections. the story should be about verifying these e-mails from his laptop but instead, the story is about twitter and facebook smothering the story with a pillow. twitter blocked the new york post account. if you try to tweak the article, it won't show up. it disappeared like a racist restaurant. facebook said they would reduce story distribution. how noble of them considering all the countless stories they and their media pushed down our throats for four years, the collusion scam, kavanaugh, leaked tax returns.

you can tweet russian collusion but not hunter biden. i don't like that e-mail story at all, i hate reading people's private moments, it is gross but that doesn't matter anymore. here is why. if you said the steel dossier matter because it compromised trump and foreign policy, then you've got to say the same thing here. the story about trump calling them losers, that's a private conversation. if that is okay, why not this? they spoke, facebook and twitter more stickers on that. they would cite a source about trump eating orphans before you could sing oliver. i used to think and i speech ideology would die once it left the campus, how could these grads find jobs? i was wrong, they found work everywhere. yelp, twitter, facebook, rhenium webster. all zombies. remember the press told us trump was a threat to the press?

it is the press that the threat to the free press. they can erase stories they don't like while boosting the ones they love. although what bombshells. why were they out there to begin with? they were the stories that trended, the ones that took the top spaces at school surges in the once repeated five times on goals news page. they are controlling all of this to control what you think or believe so after years of smoking guns turning out to be smoldering nothings, here comes hunter. this is a smoking gun, it's a smoking something. no one in the media wants to take a puff. i did finally trying to quit? no. it is not their brand. >> the king of pain with the awesome main. fox news contributor, charlie hurt. she's more bubbly than couple of pop rocks. fox news contributor on fox

nation, emily compagno. fox nation kat timpf. a piece of his mind, host of fox nation, tyrus. [laughter] charlie, charlie. a lot to cover. a lot of stories. twitter, facebook, hunter biden. take your pick. make it somewhat intelligible. charlie: i don't know if i can do all that but it's truly an amazing week if you think about this, what we have is amy coney barrett about to be confirmed in the supreme court, this is a fight that has ground washington to a halt for 50 years, as long as joe biden has been in washington. it's been controversial, the idea republicans would put forth judicial nominees who believe

the constitution is what it says it is and it means what it says it means. here you have donald trump putting forth the nominee like this and democrats in the committee are lying down like little lambs. they are completely rolling over and they are going to confirm this woman. donald trump has broken these people. the fact that it's not the biggest news today about the fact we've all sort of begun to kind of take it for granted that yes, she'll get confirmed is absolutely astonishing especially when you consider what the stakes are at this particular moment. twenty days before an election. greg: good points. emily, you claim to be a lawyer although you haven't helped me on any of my cases. [laughter] i was really impressed with amy because she came off as incredibly sweet but she just murdered every answer. emily: she is dead opposite of me.

so incredible, i feel like i can't even imagine what a superhero she is within that skin. watching this whole thing, senator was a sexual assault question she said it's her duty to ensure fitness. she should ask that everyone else we can determine who's been using the sexual harassment part. watching the senators lobby the tax on the unflappable judge barrett's, i felt like i was watching them throwing grenades to her as she called them one-handed with a straight face and mold them back. all it did was blow up in their face because every answer, she has totally dismantled them and proved she's ten steps ahead at every second with intellect and intelligence and experience and she was dynamite. greg: they were damning? emily: we are missing the truly

damning moment. lindsey graham said you own a gun? she said yes and he said that will make you fairly rule on cases involving the second amendment? she said there will be no conflict but i'm not so sure. especially because you also have to worry about whether she can weigh in on the first amendment because i noticed she was also talking, she has a long record speaking freely without being arrested so i just can't believe you guys are being so complementary when there's far too much bias with her having to exercise her rights. greg: did lindsey graham ask that question? that seems like an odd question from him. emily: thousand odd question from anybody. greg: tyrus, take your pick. i have to say that i don't like hunter biden story because i don't want anyone ever seen my e-mails, it is stupid to leave a

laptop, if you leave a laptop and then forget about it, do you know what? tyrus: you have to call the hazmat crew. [laughter] greg: what you make of this? tyrus: as you know, you and i have a past. both of us have in our possession, samurai swords and ceremonial, at any time our computer history is intercepted, we will -- what's called a beautiful desk where we will assume the pictures, assume position and have customs and thrust the sword through our g gut, not our hearts because we want to bleed out slowly and that is exactly what is going down. i always think family should be off-limits in campaign and stuff, regardless but we clearly know that is not how the world

plays now but going back to, real quick, the supreme court situation, i think she is a great candidate. i think she's going to be more of a friend to liberals than they realize. she seems to be clearheaded, she doesn't seem to take sides. i disagree with she throws grenades back, she just let them it. she is bulletproof but going to, i hate to disagree with mr. hurt, this is going to be the fuse that leads to even more chaos, even more destruction, even more drama going into however this election plays out. we saw what happened when they lost the pig last time, they basically said you took our pick. we are taking your president. president trump basically had three and half years of investigations, whether true or false, now we took a second pi pick. they're not going to lay down like lambs, they are regrouping

and seeing what they can possibly destroy which is always bad for the american people. greg: all right. tickets available for my next show. next week in october 25. in pennsylvania, starlight driving. when we come back, dueling town hall. ♪ sales are down from last quarter but we are hoping things will pick up by q3. yeah...uh... boss: doug? sorry about that. umm...what...its...um... boss: you alright?

[sigh] [ding] never settle with power e*trade. it has powerful, easy-to-use tools to help you find opportunities, 24/7 support when you need answers plus some of the lowest options and futures contract prices around. don't get mad. get e*trade and start trading today.

don't get mad. youtalk with your doctorers cabout creating a plan. that works better for you. start taking the right steps at manageyourbp.org frank: now i'm trying to get better. stronger than ever!

they were slinging slime and prime time with the second presidential debate canceled, simultaneous town hall meetings. at one town hall, this is what you got. >> the scientist will disagree with the economists so the question is, how do you decide this? who are you going to listen to? can you contain the pandemic without crushing the economy? >> you can contain a pandemic by being rational. >> how civil? >> a couple of days later on a different show, you denounced white supre. >> you've done this to me -- >> why does it seemed like -- >> i did not white supremacy for years. you always start off -- he

didn't ask joe biden whether or not he denounces it. greg: what a contrast and on one screen, kenny g. on the other, the bride of chucky. more, please. >> mr. vice president, if you lose, what will that tell you about where america is? >> you could say i didn't do a good job. >> i just know about that. >> i don't know. no, i don't know. >> president trump, take a test that day, would be negative? >> before i came up here, i took another test. >> i know nothing about that. i know very little. what you tell me doesn't necessarily make it back. greg: is like comparing a lullaby to death metal. on fox, trump was asked over 40 questions but only got to ten from the town hall voters which

it was for including one who said this -- >> i have to say, you have a great smile. >> got you. greg: i didn't expect that but we've learned to questioners the biden town hall have democratic ties. one was a speechwriter in obama's commerce department. the other is married to a democrat involved in local politics. pressing biden on court packing, he'll get back to us on that. no mention of the stuff was hard to say what we got from the town hall other than a raging headache. this was me friday morning. >> neil. bye-bye -- [laughter] greg: which one did you watch, which one did you record? emily: i started with doctor and

then trump because we know how the biden was going to play out, i feel the town hall was like a friend calling you and saying hey, how are you? than two minutes in his like i wanted to talk to you about something you said the other night, this was supposed to be a town hall but actually, it was savannah's private personal boxing match she was trying to engage with and the whole thing for a town hall is for the viewers to hear thoughtful questions from other american citizens and hear thoughtful answers. this is just one more example of those participants in the media who are like self-anointed white knights and we are taking it upon themselves to carry justice for all of us. instead, missing the mark about what we want to hear. greg: i was getting the impression she wasn't asking questions for the american people, she wanted make sure she got good reviews from her media friends and people in the media

who hate trump. tyrus: that probably was her agenda. let's just keep that real but whose fault is that? anytime anyone of us agrees to interview with the media, we always have a plan and if it is not the way we are going, we pull out or don't answer. the one thing we don't do is over answer. both candidates over answer. the difference was, trump became annoyed when it became very personal and then once it became personal, the reporter wins. as intelligent as our president is, he allowed himself to get in a one-on-one battle with a reporter and i'm telling you, i don't care who you are or how slick you are, you're never going to win because they are going to keep debating he took debate which is disappointing. at this time, the whites of pharmacy questions, straight up, you say it and move on. he doesn't need to explain

himself and he always seems to fall for that loop with a try to get him to do that. greg: what did you make of it? kat: i thought when it came to the line of questioning for biden, it was relatively tough compared to the questioning i've seen of him in the past keeping in mind the tough questions when it comes to reporters and biden is on the ground and the ground is made of my pillows. i will never forget when he gave the speech about his economic plan and the reporter goes after the question and says, how are you so calm? how do you handle it the well when some trump is so mean to you? that is your question? it is really upsetting because i don't care if you're getting somebody to be in a huge position of power or they are in

a position of power, they should be getting tough questions. i don't care if you're republican, democrat or the greatest politician who ever lived in my celebrity crush, ron paul. same thing. it's true. [laughter] it's an important check on government power that keeps us free and if this would be with biden presidency, it makes me very concerned charlie, the imbalance is what's most striking was coming. this is all about savannah guthrie taking the heat off mbc for even having trump. this was her job we are having but we are going to barbecue h him. charlie: absolutely, no doubt about it but i also think that's where from those, i think he does a lot better in combat i tried to watch the biden thing literally put me to sleep.

it was so boring and then you have this set up where you have the audience members that were elevated in the stands, talking down to him and fighting it was like he was watching angels in the room and answering and it was the strangest thing and if you listen to what he said, he kept talking and to me, it was such a turn off and it reminds me when donald trump is gone, i'm going to quit covering politics. going back to covering regular politicians, they for me. greg: it was like you are caught smoking as a kid, your parents made you smoke two packs in a roe so you hate it, i think trump has forced america to smoke two packs of politics. you want this, every day.

i went to make you smoke politics and you will never want to go near it again because i agree. i feel like walking off into the sunset. next, media's reaction to the town halls. a hint. ♪

hope is the light in all of us that cannot be extinguished. to stir that fire, university of phoenix is awarding up to one million dollars in scholarships through this month. see what scholarship you qualify for at phoenix.edu. seand sweetie canhip coloryou just be... gentle with the pens. okey. okey. i know. gentle..gentle new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of quality candidates from our resume database so you can start hiring right away. claim your seventy five dollar credit, when you post your first job at indeed.com/home.

a livcustomizeper iquickbooks for me. okay, you're all set up. thanks! that was my business gi, this one's casual. get set up right with a live bookkeeper with intuit quickbooks. ♪ ♪

smooth driving pays off with allstate, the safer you drive the more you save you never been in better hands allstate click or call for a quote today you never been in better hands allstate hey, this is kevin love from the at times, life can feel scary. which can leave us hurting. and feeling overwhelmed with anxiety. now, more than ever, we need to be kind to ourselves.

kind to our mental health. and find some time and space. in these tough times. mindfulness is something that's helped me. and i hope it can help you too. my nonprofit is partnering with headspace. to offer you free content, that can ease those feelings of anxiety. it's as easy to do as this. take a big, deep breath. in through the nose. out through the mouth. in.. ..and out. just breathing. in.. ..and out. head to kevinlovefund.org/headspace and be kind to your mind. ♪ greg: they were okay with joe but trump, that's a no. president trump holding a town

hall at the same time as biden, caused the media to set what's left of their hair on fire. >> this is an outright embarrassing rating ploy on behalf of nbc. i am shocked and surprised that they would allow the president of the united states to do the programming and manipulate them into doing this. greg: shock and surprise over a ratings ploy. that's rich. >> are you as mad as everyone else is that they are doing a town hall with president trump tomorrow instead of the debate? [laughter] >> i am not touching that. [laughter] greg: thankfully, homer heads prevailed on the view. >> four more years of this, i believe that. the supreme court, god forbid they take the senate again.

we are doomed. people need to vote. >> don't flip out. greg: never been right so that is good news. many on the left call a boycott for nbc saying this decision was bad for our democracy. the networks are required to give equal time to the candidates, they kind of did that but trump refers syndrome. just from doing what he does best, it's called counter programming but of course, it is not depending democracy and fairness, it never is. the only talking head i listen to is this guy. >> mommy! stop him now, why is my voice so deep? i do not know. maybe because of the baby. greg: fair enough. i find it hilarious that cnn is

complaining this was a ratings ploy when in 2016, they took trump every single moment, an opportunity they could to counter programming against fox and probably msnbc and joe on msnbc gave trump launch to be on any moment he wanted because they knew he would be great for ratings. they helped get trump elected, they lost the right to complain about counter programming. kat: i have not lost my right to complain so i'm going to be perfectly honest here, i am not mad they were on at the same time necessarily, i am that they were on at the same time thursday 8:00 p.m. because that's when i watched keeping up with the kardashian's. i know everyone hates them, who would want them to be doing math? highly allegedly put a stiletto

in the throat, i had to wait. not one, not two but three hours before figuring out being able to learn how that all panned out, i don't have much going on in my life because of this pandemic, that's not fair but the calls to boycott embassy over this are ridiculous. you put up a tweet from deborah saying that? they give you 11 seats in will and grace which is slightly more than they've ever given me and i don't feel that way. greg: tyrus, did you think this was a bad idea? tyrus: not as much as they did. i'll tell you why. we, of course, have been extremely, deeply investigating the power of the old white man. we knew was too old white men setting up shop shop across each other, it's bigger than the nba finals, who will have more crafty, old white man tricks? [laughter] what we did learn is that nobody

on the left media thought that joe biden could laugh at brown with president trump in a ratings battle. they were furious like great, america will see 25 million for trump. 1100 for joe biden. that's what they thought, that's what the outrage was about but they didn't listen and even though 2 million people listen to when we talked about it, i put it on social media, the only thing craftier than the all white man is the older white man. didn't think joe could go? that's why you cried foul? the world is over because they didn't know it and lo and behold, the only one who knew if you put to all white men together, the oldest one will get more ratings with yours truly. [laughter] greg: that is an intriguing theory. charlie, has them media never heard of dvr?

charlie: apparently not. i also am seriously doubting any ratings metrics out there because i still can't believe more people tuned in to watch joe biden and donald trump unless it's the fact that joe biden never answered any questions and people thought maybe something would happen, i have no problem with it, i just wish they may be would trick them both and sort of cut the debate commission out of it and secretly put them on the same stage and had to reporters, both of them, i didn't have a problem with savannah guthrie, she asked tough and mean questions, i just wish joe biden would get asked the questions. greg: it is the contrast that drives me crazy, i guess. emily, i would like to see trump actually have a screen that had biden's town hall and they could watch that show the comparison as it was happening.

emily: a side-by-side would have been awesome. to comment on the interdiction thing and the media and their reaction, lenin said this was the story of the day. what everyone is talking about and like you mentioned, hollywood files on, this is called an outrage and unconscionable. this was a q&a the president at the same time as a q&a the nomination candidate for the vice presidency and there's no gas left in the tank if that's unconscionable, if that is an outrage in an era, in a day and age when there's dvr and recording and playback and upload and streaming and pirating on your phone and watch and computer and television, the elevators in this building even, if that's unconscionable, what is next?

that's why no one listens to these people, they are screaming from their gated communities. their hangnail is like our equivalent of amputation for being burned at the stake. their alternate reality literally has zero actual pain. that's why i don't listen to them. [laughter] greg: they are, but not to me if you have them. interesting. it is true. next, whose lockdowns are bad? yes. hi, i'm dorothy hamill. as i look toward 65, i'm thinking about medicare. i know i want coverage that connects all the different parts of my health care to keep me aging actively. aetna medicare advantage plans offer $0 monthly premiums. with benefits like dental, vision and hearing. and telehealth so you can see a primary care doctor from the comfort of home. keep doing what you love. that's the aetna medicare advantage. call today and we'll send you a $10 visa reward card with no obligation to enroll. understanding how to talk to your doctor about treatment options is key.

today, we are redefining how we do things. we find new ways of speaking, so you're never out of touch. it's seeing someone's face that comforts us, no matter where. when those around us know us, they can show us just how much they care. the first steps of checking in, the smallest moments can end up being everything. there's resources that can inform us, and that spark can make a difference. when we use it to improve things, then that change can last within us. when we understand what's possible, we won't settle for less. the best thing we can be is striving to be at our best. managing heart failure starts now with understanding. call today or go online to understandhf.com for a free hf handbook.

they just shut down the lockdown after previously thing countries should be carefully about opening, their calling for the end of lockdowns. >> world health organization does not advocate lockdowns as a primary means of control of this virus. remember, lockdowns have just one consequence you must never ever be little, that is making

poor people poor. greg: they are not the only ones giving it a second thought. new york times critics the pandemic will and far sooner than expected. the main reason? operations warp speed, also known as the government moved to fast-track a vaccine has been successful. by june, there should be enough vaccines every american. that shortens the timeline for years and saved countless lives. thanks, mr. president. finally, walmart will plan for crowds and black friday. three black fighters. they are splitting up usual sales starting the day after the election. here is me last year. you don't want to know why i keep my wallet.

tyrus -- [laughter] tyrus: we made it. you have those three days of february. thirty-two now. yes, we made it. [laughter] come on, man. greg: i don't even have to complete the sentence. i don't even know what i was going to say. tyrus: just, if the who, the actual music group came down and told us lockdowns were about idea, i'd be like thank you so much but this? should be where? where have you been? [laughter] 2020. hey, tyrus. not listening to this man when he's talking to directly and really your eyes, that will get you fired.

thanks. four years later, thank you. this is why we left you all. this is why. always coming up, by the way, lockdowns don't work. no -. greg: emily, this also shows, we are never going to get the right answer. years from now, when people write books, we are never going to know what worked. emily: exactly. that's what happens when you are a quarterback, what i learned in prepping for this, operations warp speed not only is the speed awesome but it was taken to a wartime weapons prepare meant that the president did so by investing in all this buying it upfront, it allows the company's to stay afloat and the benefit is us because we will have multiple options with awesome production lines set up and of course, he's not getting credit for that. i feel like the whole length,

everyone is looking at this like a soccer game where you swing up the gully if you let the ball go by but you never acknowledge what they made throughout the course of the game. greg: charlie, i noticed emily as violent analogies today a lot of explosions, i don't know what is going on in seattle but i am frightened. what you make of the new declarations from the other who? charlie: it underscores the fact that especially during a global pandemic, you don't want partisan politics governing everything. lucy democrats try to score points from the beginning and we've seen the world health organization and lots of other scientific organizations that are supposed to be helping stop the spread of this and fix this problem. all of them trying to score

political points and it's a terrible idea. emily is right, a long time for now, they are going to look back at this and look at the things that worked and didn't work but the things that work, they work because people are trying to solve a problem that we have never encountered before since january this year. greg: yes, it's called a novel pandemic for a reason. whatever we are doing something new, there is going to be risk. it's like this is more and we are fighting a novel enemy. kat: yes, the lockdown was so controversial to say something like that. hey, maybe this is not good. you just killed my grandma. i am all for saving lives but i think there is a potentially life-saving mechanism that also makes everyone who is still

living wish they were dead and that's something that needs to be considered because it's even worse than that, it is not just poverty. that is obviously a very real thing the experts say prolonged loneliness can lead to a host of physical problems that ultimately, ultimate early mortality. that should not have taken that long to acknowledge that. greg: look what prolonged loneliness has done to brian. [laughter] all right. next, is it too good to be true? brad pitt wants to marry you? brad pitt wants to marry you? yes.hey, dad! hey, son! no dad, it's a video call. you got to move the phone in front of you like... like it's a mirror, dad. you know? alright, okay. how's that? is that how you hold a mirror? [ding] power e*trade gives you an award-winning mobile app with powerful, easy-to-use tools and interactive charts to give you an edge, 24/7 support when you need it the most plus $0 commissions for online u.s. listed stocks. don't get mad. get e*trade and start trading today.

don't get mad. get e*trade - [narrator] what's your hair trying to tell you? (encouraging music) at hairclub, we have hundreds of solutions to get you hair or keep your hair where it belongs... on your head. call or go online to schedule your free consultation today. hairclub. let's talk.

so sure it was legit. she seemed brad pitt the woman suing for $100,000 alleging failure to appear at charity events, she already paid him 40 grand to be there. she claims he approached her online to help fund raise before his foundation which builds houses for victims of hurricane katrina person said they developed a close relationship and talk about marriage but his lawyer said she got cap finished by of impersonator adding that she even admitted she knows she was a victim of a scam. sounds crazy but i get it. i was once catfish by clive owen

and it turns out he was this fellow. ♪ ♪ greg: it wasn't a happy ending. it is way better than clive owen. definitely. have at it. do people ever try to catfish you what do they contact you and say i am jesse watters? [laughter] kat: no, he doesn't contact me either but look, this is why a all, always believe in yourself is terrible advice and i will not tell it to my future children. i will not sit there and watch the olympics with them and say that will be week you want day because i am not a liar. this lady did not be a mobile to figure out she wasn't talking to brad pitt. she sees a little self-doubt, believe in yourself but not always.

we're not all adam sandler. greg: tyrus, is this a sad story that she believed it? tyrus: i kind of it is hilarious. anytime anyone makes this accusation, you should be allowed to prove that it's not in afterwards, they should be held accountable. [laughter] having said that. so, brad pitt, average annual salary, this means lowest ever. he had a bad year. $25 million, he averages that a year. on a good year, it can be up to 150 and even more. if you get $7 million, saying it with a straight face and say you have brad pitt to make an appearance at six charity oven for $40000. [laughter]

greg: emily, what you think? does she have a chance? emily: no. in the lawsuit, she details how he approached her. i'm like, if that isn't the biggest indication, it is not brad pitt. i don't know what else to tell her. greg: that is so true. [laughter] tyrus: brad pitt looking for money. [laughter] greg: charlie, someone was pretending to me on facebook. so it does happen. tyrus: pretending to be you -. charlie: this whole story is utterly perplexing. cap they think is entirely different where i am from the most amazing thing in the end,

brad pitt make it right foundation $27 million building homes in the aftermath of hurricane katrina and they are getting sued, class action lawsuit because apparently it didn't build them up to code. that is a really big deal. greg: how i feel about guests reads the whole story. charlie: is the last paragraph. tyrus: cap and i. greg: i didn't read it all but i will tell you. >> motion on the confused, they kept saying cap fishing and i kept looking for catfish they got. i'm like, i am so confused. greg: you are an old person, you make me sick to my stuck stomach. it's too bad he is being sued.

(♪ ) keeping your oysters growing while keeping your business growing has you swamped. (♪ ) you need to hire i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base so you can start hiring right away. claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo

beautiful. but when i started cobra kai, the lack of control over my business made me a little intense. but now i practice a different philosophy. quickbooks helps me get paid, manage cash flow, and run payroll. and now i'm back on top... with koala kai. hey! more mercy. save over 30 hours a month with intuit quickbooks. the easy way to a happier business.

to stir that fire, university of phoenix is awarding up to one million dollars in scholarships through this month. see what scholarship you qualify for at phoenix.edu.

greg: we are out of time. thanks to charlie hurt, ca and tyrus. i'm watters and this is my world. judge jeanine: president trump firing up his base in yainsville, wisconsin. welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine. we'll monitor the speech as he's focusing on law and order and much more. a big show ahead, but first my open. if ever there was any doubt in your mind the upcoming elect is about your freedom versus the left continuing america into a fascist 8, look no