>> neil: father, thank you very much, the bother of actor tony sirico, the one thing that father is never going to admit this and i will, he listens. he cares, he takes it all in and assesses any does not judge. it's a good reminder for us and may be remembering his brilliant brother to calm down, to laugh and to enjoy. ♪ ♪ >> greg: terrible joke, i hope that is not on air. i got fell, dagen mcdowell, jesse watters, and martha maccallum, this is "the five." ♪ ♪ speak of the impacts our proposed investments are transitory. >> economists call all of these things transitory effects. >> most economists including me believe it will be transitory. >> greg: so much for

transitory, despite the best effort to gaslighting americans into taking higher prices with this magically disappear inflation sparking to another 40 year high and hitting 9.1% making president biden the undisputed mvp of unaffordable gas and grocery bills. joe and cospending the numbers. >> there is no question that we still have work to do, but it is important to know that these numbers do not fully reflect the recent drop in gas prices june prices are down a $0.40 a gallon, fighting inflation is one of our administration's top economic priorities. >> greg: the new inflation numbers at sure give ammo to people desperate to put joe out of pasture and 2024, like any old timer that resists change, as defiant as ever, so listen here, jack. >> mr. president, what is your message to democrats who do not want you to run again? >> they want me to run, look at

the pole, jack. you guys are all the same, it should've been 92% of democrats if iran would vote for me. >> a majority of democrats say that they don't you to run again. >> 92% said that if they did i would vote for them. >> greg: finding an new and unique way to explain away the polling. >> oil prices, gasoline costs at the pump is going down. all debts we have committed to doing, we are doing. it so i really look at those numbers, yes, as dissatisfaction and the frustration of the summer, you need joe biden, we need joe biden and you will see that in the fall of illegal pushing forward victory. >> greg: this must be tough for you to watch to see your party implode before the nation's very disappointed eyes, but i am here to help you. aren't we seeing a slip here where the democrats are becoming kind of the defender of the rich as republicans attract more of

the working classes because you have people like paul krugman saying inflation is not that bad and they are defending basically what is economic malaise to the american public, what is it like to be a rich fat cat, jessica? >> jessica: don't call me fat, i gave birth. and you went to heat on the a block. check your notes, greg. and i do think that it is better that people are acknowledging the fact that this is unacceptable. because it feels like even three or four weeks ago that everyone was on tv talking about this president, kamala harris, brian was saying don't believe your lying eyes and at least they are saying now this is bad, it's out of control, we are doing our best. the gas price point to that was made is relevant, obviously $0.40 is obviously something we should consider in the international existence, the u.k. saying i want my 1% 10.2,

the netherlands 8.6%, but it is very clear that this is the number one election issue when you look at the inflation on the groceries and look at what is going on my travel. you can't really see anyone voting in november on anything else by this because it is affecting the fat cats and you know the every day workers and so obviously it is a bad piece, but i'm glad that there is some culpability being taken. and we had janet yellen apologizing and saying half of the price tag of the american act should've gone with that and we would've had less inflation. >> greg: you are happy to hear jessica say that we were right all along. >> jesse: first i would like to reflect on the fact that it was only yesterday when the first lady had to apologize to hispanics for calling them tacos. >> jessica: breakfast tacos. a >> jesse: i will bring that up every show until november and if i forgot, please remind me. this is the wall street washington number, the 9.1 regular people have been hammered when it was at 6, 7, 8,

it has been really tough when gas was at $2.50, $3.50, $4.50. they don't care how or why, they just want to know when it is coming down. and the president has been telling them, oh, it is not my fault. you don't realize how good you have it. and we are all on it. but he is not. i have never seen anybody be so wrong for so long. and i don't think that there is a president that has been this wrong for this long on the economy and i say that as a presidential historian. >> greg: you are. >> jesse: i am. you have a situation where the president is getting crushed, and the only thing that he knows how to do is spend more money that came out today on cnbc and said 9.1, let's spend a trillion dollars. jesse jr. has not taken after class and he knows that stupid. what is he talking about? spend 1 trillion to lower

prices. so joe manchin said no, thank god. i hope that they are making sure that he is well fed, well hydrated, surrounded by a team of doctors and his arm to security, because he is the only one that is basically preventing our republic from collapsing. i am interested in what the congresswoman from texas said about the heat. i'm not a meteorologist, greg, but don't let that stop you. correct me if i am getting wrong, but getting hot in the summer in texas every summer, so they hate the democrat president in the summer, so then they start liking him again in the winter and then they start hitting him again in the summer. this is a trend that i think we should really follow. >> jessica: i'm going to get right on that. >> greg: are we seeing and getting out of something or will it get worse? you are the business maven. can we see a light at the end of this tunnel? >> dagen: with inflation because of a recession, yes. the economy in the first quarter

is likely contracting this quarter and because the biden administration won't do anything to -- in fact today are juicing inflation like the gas tax holiday that got proposed, you don't try to encourage demand for something that is in short supply. this is the level of reckless marana see or marana coal recklessness we are talking about. and the american people sense this, not just the inflation getting back, this is my big story of last year. was inflation on the new year's day special. the democrats don't see this runaway inflation as a problem for the american people. they only view it as a problem for themselves. and that is why they are screwed 8,000 ways until sunday. in november and in 2024. in terms of marana see, this is how bad it is, kamala harris was standing under an american

rescue plan backdrop and one of the reasons why we have inflation! it's because of early last year and went on to say when joe biden and i took office, it was facing the worst in a generation. no, it wasn't. growing up for an half percent in the end of 2020 and inflation was 1.4%. that is not a sandwich that anybody is eating. they are not buying what you're saying. i could go on about the federal reserve, but we are headed for a recession and interest rates will go up in the housing market will crash and so is the economy. >> greg: no silver lining there, martha, what do you make about him saying he would run again and be the nominee. it seems like maybe somebody is telling him that, but not telling them the truth. >> martha: i want to say one quick thing about the fed, because they blew it. and they need to recognize that when your whole mission is to control interest rates and new bail, then you have blown it. janet yellen also completely got

it wrong, right? there is no sort of, we are going to get a new treasury secretary and new recommendation over the weekend, with regards to president biden and the perception of what is going wrong, he is staring into the camera and getting closer and closer and closer and grabs the one number. so the problem with the 92% number, 92 percent don't want me to run, that pole is to president biden ran against former president trump, how many democrats would be supportive of that? that is 92%. so that is the problem, there is a huge -- and it's everywhere, talking about them shuffling around in the white house, going to trip over something. and i mean, there is no -- so surprise that he got all of the stories coming out of the white house about how frustrated he is with his poll numbers, so they took the little bite clips off of the front of the bike pedals and he is in trouble right now. it's a long way to go.

>> dagen: can i add to what you're saying? if he was politically connected they would have fired jay powell, but up looked at it, he said, that is trump spreadsheet, but instead he owns it, joe biden owns this misery. >> greg: up next, surveillance video shows what the cops are doing outside of the classroom in uvalde. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ it's the all-new subway series menu. twelve irresistible new subs.

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♪ ♪ >> martha: welcome back, everybody. nice shot of new york as we shift to this disturbing video that came out and was put out by the austin american that has covered this from the beginning, inside rob elementary school in uvalde, texas, armed officers running away from gunshots where 19 children were killed in those rooms and two teachers also killed. from the surveillance footage showing them gathered in the hallway with weapons and protective shields, but they still pull back and do not go forward, nearly an hour after the police arrived, you can see this officer who is using hand sanitizer and another one checked his phone while they are barricaded in the room and so much failure on so many levels. it took 77 minutes for authority is to preach that door and to

take it down. in the mayor is attacking the media for publishing this video before the families got to see it first. speak of the way that video was released today is one of the most chicken things i've ever seen. yes, i want the video released, but the news with the house committee, we are going to have a meeting sunday to give a report to the family members sunday, this was wrong to do it this way. this video needed to be released and the family should have gotten see it first. >> martha: what you think about this decision on the part of the media outlet to release a video? >> jesse: i feel for the families and they wanted to see the video first, but it's the media, the tough business is the business, the media is a business so i would not have high expectations for how the media would behave in a situation like this. most places will publish the footage and that's life. i'm sorry, and on behalf of the media i will apologize.

the only thing that they say stops a bad guy with a gun is the good guys with a gun, and these cops were not good, they were bad at their jobs. and these were not ukrainian farmers that were handed of rifle to, they signed up for this and assumed that today were well-trained, you know that you engage a shooter immediately, you don't to hang back. and they ran away from the enemy. they would be court-martialed if this was the military, cowardice in the face of the enemy. and it looks like they were out of shape, they are well armed men with rifles and they are running away from a teenager huffing and puffing. they have blood on their hands and they know that. maybe that's why they squirted sanitizer at them. i don't know. >> martha: you know, jessica, when you take a look at the video and you see what is playing out here and you think about the fact -- you know, there is a battle over this video. trying to get it out for quite some time. and the organization said no, we

are not waiting anymore. we are pushing for transparency. you're both sides in the police fighting with the states police over whose fault it was regardless of the fact that they were all a mix of them in that hallway and i think that's what finally pushed organization to say, you know what, we are going to put it out. >> jessica: i think it was ultimately the right thing to do, but you want to err on the side of the family is. it was not all the family is. some of them are like this should be out the second you can get this out, get it out. because it tells the story of the horror and the negligence and the malpractice on behalf of police on all levels here in the hand sanitizer is particularly striking with me. so casual and useless and has nothing to do with what is going on and if you think about how upset we all were watching this, consider the fact that they have taken the children's screams out of the footage, so we are not actually hearing what is going on there. i do want to say something in

defense of one of the police officers. mireles is one of the teachers who was murdered, and communication with him during this period he can be seen checking his phone, he wanted to go in and tried and was thrown out by other people on his force. and there are so many stories of parables of loved ones who tried to make a difference, who tried to save their children and who did in some instances there was a woman who went into get her kids and she plowed through them in the scene where they were may sing other parents and restraining them. there were heroes that day. and i hope that they get their due as well, because they continue to be taunted by people who don't want to believe what happened here, that we had cops that did not do their jobs and that there was malpractice. >> martha: there is so much training, anyone who has kids knows that they have with these drills and the kids said that they did exactly what they were told, and the police and the people in the hallway did not, and i think about just excellence and efficiency and

being mission driven and what we expect people to do in these situations, and i wonder about the degradation of people rising to their job and doing it efficiently and forgetting about their own safety in the moments when it really counts. spin on this video should be used particularly of the officer with some hand sanitizer on for training purposes, every police force could show this with the children's screams and say to people who are signing up or to serve police duty and say, if you are not willing to sacrifice your life for others for the lives of screaming kids, you should not be a police officer. you need to go somewhere else. and i will add what jusco was talking about that the family -- there are a dozen families who are suing uvalde texas in the

wrongful death and emotional distress lawsuit and the attorney representing them said that to the residents of that town would've been better off if the police officers had not even shown up to the school that day because we could have -- the parents were barricade and beaten and stopped from going in to save their own kids. and they will have to live without the rest of their lives. and these police officers -- >> greg: everybody is in agreement here, so maybe i am just the devil's advocate for the sake of this show. i am always reluctant to condemn people in these situations, because i do not know how i would react. i said that to harold and jesse i think it was yesterday and harold said, greg, you are not trained to do this, they are trained to do it. and he is definitely right on that. however, we are not hearing the things that they are hearing, which thank god. i don't even know what that would sound like. and i don't know what i would do

if you are hearing children scream and you have a gun and are not doing anything. i don't understand that. i do think that checking the phone, you have to give that a pass, because it could be -- >> martha: it was his wife. >> greg: or it could have been his boss, i don't know. but when you look at the video, i don't hear the screaming, so now i have to rethink this. but i think, okay, i see them stalling and i can't mind to read. >> martha: this is after shots are fired. >> greg: i'm just making a point. it can't mind read so i can't say this is cowardice. it might be a fear of violating the rule in a risk-averse terrain. police are under such pressure these days, not just to stop crime, but to keep their careers from being destroyed. their careers are destroyed. but if they had taken the initiative that was not authorized and it did not go well, well then, we would hang them out to dry too. if they actually took the initiative and kids had died, we

would be going, why did you do that? so there's no way to win except that they did not do their job. but i think that may be let's not hang them right now forever. that's me. >> martha: coming up next, liberals accused of taking woke priorities way too far after senator josh hawley battles a professor on who exactly has the ability to get pregnant and carry a child when we come back. ♪ ♪

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democrats are the party had awoke, showing a seismic shift in the electorate, democrats are increasingly identified as highly educated hoity-toity types that will check you for using the wrong pronouns while republicans are conforming with a diverse working class base. check out this civil exchange, josh hawley facing off with a berkeley law professor, greg went there over who can get pregnant. watch. >> you refer to people with a capacity for pregnancy, would that be women? >> so i want to recognize that your line of questioning is transphobic and it opens up trans to violence by not recognizing them. >> i am opening up people to violence whether or not asking if women are the only people that have a pregnancy. you are denying trans people. it's because that's how you run your question though in my classroom, are students allowed

to question neo, opening people up to violence. >> jesse: how do you think that class is really? >> greg: yes, you better be an lockstep or you're are dead. what you're saying staying there for a specific issue is the end of debate. when you're faced with someone who is not arguing a point, but employing a redefined word, then you can't debate them, because the word they used is invented based on an artificial reality which is pregnant man, pregnant man is a fallacy. it is not real, but you can't even go further in the debate because she is saying, no, that's the final say, i have invented this word it's real. and this is an issue and all debates, you can't get them to address their own invented terminology. instead they throw the terms at you and say that's how it is. think about it though, when -- this was during a hearing on abortion i believe, when was the

last time we actually had a debate on abortion? i'm not talking about the arguments of choice or autonomy or limits, but the act of abortion itself? a real philosophical public debate on what is life? when does life begin? what does science have to say? why don't we do that? i don't understand why we are always debating about the choice, which is rhetoric or about -- we never actually talk about the thing. it's like going to a card dealership, terrible analogy and he went to buy a certain car, but he keeps pointing at other cars, tell me about this and no one wants to do it. why is that? it is too frightening i guess. >> jesse: if you think about what we were talking about at the top, if you are seeing that as a regular middle-class person in indiana and you see someone out there talking about transphobic violence, are you going to vote for the democratic party if they are associating with a wing nut like

that? >> martha: that is what is so interesting about the shift in the country and this, it is showing that people regular folks cannot relate to that conversation at all. and they look at josh hawley and they are like, yes, he is just asking the very reasonable question of -- it just goes back to what is a woman? during the supreme court hearing and you turn to this conversation and go, this is ridiculous. talk to me about something that is relatable that mean something to them. when you talk about what is happening in the electorate, you see that there is the elite party has become the democrat party. and i sort of see this shift in 2016, you start to see that the signs for hillary clinton were on the lawns of the most wealthy neighborhoods in the world, in the country, and then the bodegas were putting up signs for president trump. nuc this shift with hispanic voters, the shift with black

voters and you see that people want someone to meet one where they actually are instead of talking pass them and i think that president biden has gotten caught up in this web in a way that is not helpful to him. now he has this group doing these #don'trunjoe and they bashed him, he is not in-line enough. he is just going to get smacked around by this kind of conversation and he has a moment and a choice to decide if he is going to put himself back in that moderate map and get back to what he was all about in the first place. we have not seen that happen yet, but i think that some of these numbers ought to be put in front of him by people that really care about them and really want him to -- if they really want him to run again. i don't know whatever percentage is. >> jesse: how dangerous is this migration into the hoity-toity land of postgraduate degree gender-neutral situation that you guys are drifting into when most of the country has a high school degree, working

class people? >> jessica: people that joe biden won back in 2020 he did better than hillary had done and barack obama had done. we have not gotten to the election yet or had the midterm, but the impact of these woke-stir moments. the average person is not watching these hearings in the average person thinks of josh hawley and they remember him for standing or walking by the people who became the capitol hill writers on january 6. josh hawley, ron desantis, tom cotton, they are all fake. populist fake. they all go to ivy league schools, they are fancier than i am for everybody who likes to make fun of me for my irish background. >> jesse: they are fancier than you are? >> jessica: they are fancier than i am. let me read this. this is in "the washington post." if you know you're talking about a pregnant woman, by all means call her that. if you know you are talking about someone who is pregnant and not a woman, dressed somehow they want to be addressed. you are going to --

you are gaining seven extra syllables and i promise you are losing nothing. and there is something to treating people with dignity. i don't care if you think that trans people are ridiculous in that it is made up, if there is a trans man who is living his life like this, he identifies that way, he works his job and has a family and wants to go and have children, the greatest gift that he can and he has not had gender reassignment surgery, then call him -- >> jesse: are drifting into a land. >> dagen: that is not what we just saw. what you saw was from that's a law professor if you don't agree with me, and regurgitate the language that i say you have to use, then you are stoking violence and you are evil. and we witnessed in that one little clip, which the whole world will see because it was on "the five" on display is how this left-wing lunacy germinated and how it spread.

universities and colleges, students have been force-fed this and threatened by these dictatorial professors that if they did not regard to rate this claptrap in school, you're not getting your degree and out of school when they enter the private sector. and then you have the consultants that are making millions and millions of dollars every year selling this garbage to people across the private sector. this is how it happens. and regular folks who want their kids to get really good college education watch that and go, am i paying or borrowing 100 grand to get a law school degree from that woman? am i going to pay a four year undergraduate degree out of state for $300,000 and its literally every single university and college across this country. that's what you get for your degree. no more. no more. >> greg: i have a question, has anybody ever asked how many

pregnant men are there? how many? >> dagen: it's a good question. >> jessica: not many, so leave them alone. >> greg: we are being can pelt to change our language for seven people. and a thousand people, i am sorry, you don't change the language and take the pronoun they to describe it to a single person, that is lunacy. >> jesse: and we are being violence. >> jessica: more -- >> martha: there is a very small universe. i just want to say the fact of the matter is that people do treat people with respect. yes, they do. and most people are respectful of people's choices in life, and when they look at this, they say, what? yes, they are confronted with the situation i believe most people are respectful. >> dagen: don't be a science

denier. >> jesse: josh hawley, ron desantis, we will check with you whether you are fancier than our house liberal jessica tarlov. and do should you be more concerned with a nuclear attack? ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> jessica: new york city officials accused of not taking the crime crisis seriously after releasing a psa warning about a possible nuclear attack. >> so there has been a nuclear attack, don't ask me how or why, just know that the big one has hit, okay? so what do we do. there are three important steps

i want you to remember. step one, get inside fast. step two. stay inside. shut all doors and windows, have a basement? had there. step three, stay tuned and don't go outside until officials say it is safe. all right, you've got this. >> jessica: you've got this, mayor eric adams defending no warning that it's better safe than sorry, and the greg gutfeld team having some of their own fun. >> jesse: your city has been taken over by progressives, it's important for you to understand that your life is about to get a lot worse, crime policy means your streets are about to become violent drug-fueled homeless nightmares. watch out for human. it's going to be everywhere. stay tuned to the media, the media knows what's best for your family. >> jessica: drake as the creative genius behind that

explanation point. >> greg: that is me, no one else. that was at cnn doing the tremendous acting what a talented chap, but here's the thing. they are actually telling you to leave the city. one, you already have crime, two it's too expensive to live here, and homeless and drug addicted people, normal congestion and now we are being told or reminded something that we already knew that big cities in the event of a nuclear war are the targeted places. so not only do you live in a place that stinks coming of a target on her back to when the apocalypse hits and no one is going to bomb nashville, no one is going to bomb boise or naples, florida, this is basically saying that the hell out of the city. that's what i hear. >> jessica: is that what you heard? >> jesse: if they shoot a rocket at us it's probably going to mess and hit boston. the silver lining here -- >> greg: that is the silver lining, get boston.

>> jesse: if we get hit here we have to go into the secret fallout shelters, you know? do you ever see these things? some people don't live in new york, but in new york every block they have a fallout shelter with this cold war era vibe that you get, little nuclear symbol and is there a secret knock? is there like a fire not marshal on every block that like opens it and lets you win? a vip room? >> martha: i'm sure we will be very organized like that. no, i just want to know who was sitting around the table and they said, let's do a psa on what to do if people mess the attack. and who are the people that sat around and said absolutely, let's spend $120,000 putting together this commercial of taxpayer money and i love the point that you made last night, greg, she says like, does not matter how or why.

like yes, it does, it very much matters how and why. i think that this is the same kind of thing we were talking about before where it's like you are living in an experience in life in america and you know what is going on and with the problems are, and some people just go over your head, like they are living in, what did you call it? hoity-toity land. is this the worst? >> dagen: it is. they are just trying to refocus your freight on something else that probably won't happen. but again, i am an expert on devcon, that is my temper. i am more concerned about the guy who i encountered probably like ten days ago walking the dog at 3:00 in the morning. the dude seems to be out for a reasonable 3:00 a.m. jog, short-list, track pants, and he had a bucket hat on and jeans running. my dog started barking at them. little dale. and he pulled it out and started

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sense? >> greg: because anthony weiner was such a prize in a move on to trash like bradley cooper, let's be honest, going downhill. >> dagen: and anna whitmore was the matchmaker, i'm sure that this is forever. >> martha: i love the romantic statement from the source, they are perfect for each other, both into power, politics, and human affairs. isn't that what you say when two great people that you love fall for each other? >> greg: anonymous gossip quotes, leading like a human being. >> jessica: leading with power. and probably part of the whole thing. that's what it will turn out to be. i was surprised by it though. that it was even a fake, potentially affecting. >> jesse: i just wanted to take another look at you. i thought this was real and now you guys are making me feel -- >> jessica: naive? >> jesse: naive.

listen, i don't know what he is doing. >> greg: get anthony on your show to talk about this. >> jesse: should i have them on the show? >> greg: i tried, he said no to me. >> martha: try again. >> jesse: weiner if you are watching? >> martha: he is the biggest jackass on earth. a stone cold -- >> greg: he used to come on fox all the time. >> dagen: because he used to be a little and talk down to the people in our greenroom, and there is no lower low than that. >> greg: to be fair, those people are jokes. i am being dead serious. >> jessica: that is better than the uvalde takedown. >> dagen: "one more thing" next. ♪ ♪

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what's your pick? ♪ >> greg: one more thing. jesse? >> jesse: do you like popsicles? >> greg: i hate them. >> jesse: billionaires? >> greg: i love billionaires but i hate popsicles. >> jesse: eat a popsicles with a billionaire's face. >> greg: i won't because it's a communist company. communist charging you money. >> jesse: group called mischief has a bunch of popsicles with a faces of billionaires. we have zuckerberg and jack maui. i don't even know who this is. >> that's zuckerberg. >> jesse: that's zuckerberg? >> martha: i think his hair is melting a little. >> jesse: tonight, grinch, lindsey graham and dan bongino. i think i'm the most liberal person on the show tonight. watch at 7:00.

>> greg: that is a conservative sandwich. tonight, i have evil shannon bream, dr. drew, we are going to go over some of my illnesses. kat timpf and tyrus is going to be fun. greg's chic magness news. how do you get all the chicks? i be me. check him out he got all the chicks. probably because he is a golden blond lab drawer and his name is fred. look at them. i don't know. this is in, of course, england where perverted things happen where chicks just crawl all over dogs. it's disgusting. i don't want to talk about this anymore. >> jessica: glad you didn't bring it up then. jessica, it's your turn. >> 4,000 beagles are in search of new homes as one of the canine rescue efforts in u.s. history underway by the department of justice and the humane society. breeding facility in virginia treatment as a result of multiple violations.

teaming up with the society. critical medical care and find them new homes to inquire about fostering, adopting a beagle please contact your local humane society. >> greg: maybe fauci can get one. >> jessica: we we got clapping for that adopt those beagles. >> martha: i used to do a podcast called the untold story. i sat down with kudlow. there is a lot to larry that you don't know. >> jesse: i thought i knew everything about larry. >> martha: you don't. larry is a really, really interesting guy. sort of lived the wildlife in the 80's. had problems with addiction. you know, came to christ. it's a really fascinating story. i really encourage you to listen to it because it's very moving and i had a great conversation with larry. it drops on my podcast. >> one florida man and this is not about inappropriate nudity. one florida man spreading kindness waffle house giving

away $13,000. there is your field good story. >> where is waffle house? >> in florida somewhere. >> martha: collect your dollars? >> jesse: greg just admitted every girl that walks by him in fox looks down. >> greg: that is it for us. "special report" is up next. hello, mr. hemmer. >> bill: hello, greg. enjoy that conversation. well done, we will see you, gutfeld. thank you dagen. good evening, everyone, i'm bill hemmer in tonight for bret baier. we are live tonight world headquarters in new york. breaking tonight as president biden arrives in israel. the economy is taking a beating back here at home. the june inflation report even worse than expected. consumer prices soaring 9.1% to another new 40 year high. president biden called the report unacceptably h