on the floor, i'll make it happen. >> and that's what we did. all right, bigand that i my, grt to see. >> i'm glad you survived the trauma of that voicemail. prisedthe left is always so tol, though, right? conservativeo tos, the main oneu that's it for us tonight. we had a great first week at 7 p.m.. thank you for spending time with us every night. evt your dvr. seu foinin our new timeslot change the old 10 p.m. to 7 p.m.. so always stay connected with us. >> and jesse is next. hello everyone. >>gsse wa jeanine pirro alon with jessica tarlov, jesse watters, families and gregttch, gutfeld without his glasses. it's 5:00 in new york city," and this is the five the whitee house going the extra milele to protect oldest president ini history while the democrats unleash his biggest rival. politico reporting biden

downplays aids talk. but subtle accommodations are being team. biden is secretly helpingly joe avoid embarrassing moments,l like when he stumbles upikep the stairs. so what's their solution? giving shorter stairs to get a on and off air force one.as i wish i was kidding. n uses biden uses small steps to board every flight on his recent nato trip. they're also making biden his footwear. joe is rocking casual sneakers, instead of dress shoes, which can be more prone to slipping. e prone there is, however, one p biden challenger who doesn't need accommodation top bid to rr the presidency. democrats berated and censoredey rfk junior during yesterday's government censorship hearing, and now they're defending their behavior. >> what is the fear of having rfk jr come to the hill to testify? what are you afraid that he would say? i'm not afraid of anything. he wouldy? >>ot afrai say. >> i just don't want to hear

him. rfk jr's point that he is being he icensored. >> democrats, i don't think you want to bring bigots before the congress trying to censore y him today proved his point that he is being to censor him. >> we were tryin-ensog to make t that he didn't cause more harm with his outrageous testimony. oh that's not censorship.t' censorship with not being allowing someone to speas nok, e can speak. >> and here's how you know thati rfk is getting under their skin. the media is now comparing hima to trump. >> parallels between trump and bobby kennedy jr are kind of stunning. they'll throw these grenadesf and let them explode and then walk away. i didn't do anything. . >> we have now opened this can of worms, kind of contrarian,f t eccentric candidates are running and it was donald trump first and the republican party and now we're seeing it in the democratic party. >> i have not wanted to enable his access to drug addictionon that he has neve r conquered

the drug addiction that been with him for all of his adult life. ion to the addiction to attention. i don't even know what to ask after hearing that. but just to i'll start with you. start wi let's start with the what'sai going on on air force one. the democrats have no choicer fa to protect biden because they know that we're not in the mood for kamala to bmood foe the president. and so are you surprised that s stick to supporting by biden to his age concernsand tr and trashing someone younger like rfk? >> nas keo, they hate rfk and biden hates rfk. biden's always wanted to bedn'th a kennedy, except he didn't thve the moneyav. and so he tried to get the money under the table. but rememberder th, he was young and it was in the late seventies, early eighties. >> he haearlyd some hair and hes thin and athletic and he was the new gu wasy. he kind of aspired to be b

camelot from delaware, but he, was broke. >> and so we have this new guy coming up. who's embarrassing joe biden? he's getting a lot more attentiong . s obviou he's obviously more physically fit. and so he used his lackeyshysicy o de on that hearing to destroy this man with innuendo and smears. >> debbie wasserman schultz to say that he has causeie wasst accused him he said this thing over the weekend about the bio d he had and she said he had caused a rise in anti-semitic hatec crimes. >> that was thursday . in she's saying in four days rfk, h is comments that maybe we played here on foxe and was online caused people to attack jewish people physically. le >> she can't point to one example at that in terms ofkers sneasneakers. >> the sneakers joe is wearing are comfortable. the american joe don't careu wer what sneakers he wears. the american people don't care what flight of stair s goes up at in air force one. the american people care about the crim one.e, the border, theh

prices, and the fact that this guy is taking bribese bord and g entire federal bureaucracy is covering up.at's w >> that's what people care about. you know, katie, theseha >> j theseese demo democrats are so threatened by free speech that they don't even want to give rfk an opportunity to come ouout and, speak at a sentencing hearing. >> and it showhearins afraid thy of someone who goes against their their ideology. well, it also is just an indictment o: italso jusf theiri thoughts on free speech and just givints og someoneo an the ability to say what they want to and then making a better argument about wh r argumey it's. wrong. i mean, they've gone from liberal philosophy to leftise gt philosophy, which includes censorship. and it's not just with rfk. it's with anybody who disagrees with them. we saw this throughout covid with big tecaw thih. n you have you talked about afghanistan in the wrong way. the administration would go to big techminist, rawould gotr tyo that stuff censored and taken down. so that's justredke how operate they want censorship instead of a free expression of ideas and debate instead to an argume.

but it was really interesting yesterday during the hearing when inter democratic congressmn gerry connolly said that rfk gey brings shame onto the kennedy name. it's fewe, i think there's kennedys in the family who probably brought some more shamprobablye on.d. the family. ted kennedy comes comes to mind. but you're right. i mean, they're terrifie e right, thed him because he's polling at 17%, but he's not a conservative like he was on air yesterday with martha saying that he agreed with the administration'srtha sayth the f student loans. i mean, he's not a conservative and yet the media is attackinge him like he is.stin what's interesting, greg, is the fact that rfkg,, his numbers have gone down. he started at 20%. then ht e wa20s i 19, and now he's 17. i mean, is the is the democrat machine so strong that they're telling democrats initially inclinedy ar favor him to, you know, get rid of him. it's hard to say because right now i can't measure anything because everybody's outside. >> but you know, what bothers me doesn't wha really bother me. the accusations of an addiction to attention coming from a tv

host, an occupation thate need is driven by the need for attention. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. bu. t you you have a passion for patriotism and the countryat and family. and that's the only reason why you're doing that. >> gordon o'donnell, though, never says no to a camera. i mean, he's been in. tv shows.w he's got his own show. so even the way he wasas deliv delivering that was like i am playing a tv host. and this is incredible. but what they're doing with joe and the stairs is much of what you do to an aging parentdt home. h you know, you install handrails. get rid of this slippery you install e is is one step awy from assisted living. i think a great sitcom be aned n assisted living reality show with people like biden, nadler, pelosi, feinstein, justut get them all in one room. it'd be it would be smelly, but bey. onding funn i think the democrats responding to rfk is the same reaso n why jessica responds the same way they see

republicans using him as a battering ram against againstrig biden. e and i think it's a you havee wa to admit it's a fair suspicion because we would feel the sameya way if the democrats embrace, let's say, an insurgent. republican, say trump. and i do think, however, that rf thinkk has some acceptance tr is a liberal. but there's an overlapalutes. on speech and on vaccines. in both cases, there's a percent of fascism on the left when they're going after speech and they're demandin are goig that you get the shots or else. and then they had their way. people lost their jobs people were trapped at home, destroy this country for two years, and that was itroyed a fascist activity. so there are similarities. and it's tru there ailaritiee. >> he is like trump. and you can see it fro.m fro the critics perspective. they take his words and they interpret them in the very worss terpret t you possibly ca. never mind is deeds. we know thaty they rfk p, jr. left, right, center, whatever. he's done a lot of great things. he believeeft,s in it he readstn he's a good person. >> right. he at the he lasts the deeper

this animosity towards hime will be they will continuethey d to look at his words the way they did to trump. and now, you knoo trump now. hi this is true because they called him a bigot. and this is exactly what happenes is d in trump. it's like when the b-word or the r word comes out, then you know, you know, they're scared oow, youf him bee that's what they did to trump. but, you know, they got to take rfk seriously becaus to take e. who else you got? you got a babbling goofball as a vinp. rfk says provocative stuff, but this is america free speech.. that's all he's got to say. you do disagree with him. you don'ree with himt like freef speech. look at my deeds. and that's exactly what why why trump was a good president and why people like trump took aways the obnoxiousness of some of the things he said. thin. good jo right theres he >> he did.eani he did a good job.ne jessica, why is it that is it the democrats all of a sudden have this totalitarian instinct to shut people dowtariann, to c that what they're saying is disinformation, misinformationis or malt kenn information where they admit that what kennedy is saying is truedy is

e, but it doesn't jive with their ideology? i mean, where did that comeom? all of a sudden? people aren't capable of deciding issue suddes? >> no, i think so. a first of all, when we'relle talking about the censorshipar and i mentioned this yesterday, but it's important to reiterate rfk jr his statement by saying i was censored by thei trump administrationwa and. i was censored by the bidend administration. the hunter biden lapto p happened in october of 2020 when donald trump was the president. his administration made es of b the same kinds of requests of big tech to take things down that t. . >> the fact that we agreei the fbi is out of control. is oit wasn't trump that trump appointed the fbi. x year it's been against trump.s. and for biden, he got the ultimate joe dalton. don't know, just to bee know consistent with this. i agree with you. we know what it was like when trump was president. he didn't have. a friend among republican, especially the state >> jrtment, especiallyn' the fb. >> donald trump.

my heart breaks for you. you know, let's talk about because it's relevant not to talk why democrats like this about your guys's boyfriend and rfk jr. so first of all, he's polling at 14%pullin, not 17%. the reason it's going down is people are hearing him and they don'tople are what he hasspeaks to say because he has no agenda that speaks to the democratic party and our. values. he wants to talk about beinghe anti-vax is not what we think. t >> he wants to do. videos at the border and the border is an important i. t? but you know what i wantta to hear him talk about? talk about your work as an environmental lawyerlk abowork.m talk about what's going on with climate change. i want to take that note, lead with it. noad with onomict a set of econc policy. it's also seven oh so and get to say maybe and it was 14 yesterday calling graphic. >> i said seven bucks today said 17. x todawell, i certainly believen the veracity of what you>> jessi said and you want to take it down, i hope. >> anyway, it's calling point 4% in new york.y >> obviously, the guy's going nowhere, butis goi but then whao

hear, i'm not scared. i'm honestly not scaretd. and i wouldn't call him a bigot either. true. but pushing him when you have the opportunity to get someone to talk about their anti-vax opinions, the fact they have been inconsistent on this, quote, censorship issue because he doesn't go into media and i get it. you can't go to 10:00 on msnbcul . but i'm pretty sure that stephanie ruhle would interview at 11:00 and then he could go talk to a lot of journalists that actually speak to a heaviltually sy democratic audi. and the thing is, when you testify, you are a republican witness and then you go and i think martha did a great job, butdid a gr go in. you are with martha maccallum and then on tuesday night, he'ly night,l be in a town hall with sean hannity. and i think sean does a great job. and gavioes n newsom was very st to go on with him. but if you were talking to the democratic base, that's not who's watching. >> hannity and we cahannity," ad i would hope cnn invited them to do it. >> is it his fault? i more democrats than any other now. yeah. what i don't understand

is there's a contradiction heree . when he's not on, you said, why doesn't he do it? onn how daren he's on he you platform. no, i not that democrat here he you can't platform him i that's. why he's on fox. no we will platforill platm any i'm the evidence of that 100% yes to that we finally agree on something butn i would findr it really hard to believe that there wasn't one journalist on another network that take him. and he did do a news nation. but you know what? inerine:w what.knotown h we're talking about as to whether one person invited him or one person did. here's a bottom line. what do you think they let the democrat to shut want to shm down and they don't want him to speak. spmd want a deep platfor and they want to censor him. and that's what they want to do with robert kennedy. offen i don't understand why they're so offended by this guy. they're offendeddes guy.>> j foe reason his grandson said he's backed john spencer back about back. and he has been he's not alwayso anti-vax. i had democrats with a

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the american people andd their needs are not part of of their agenda and they want to focus on thisns are g political theater. republicans are going to point to this continuously as oing tor clear sign of wrongdoing orial potential wrongdoing and use iti to continue to bolster these investigations that we saw them do earlier this weeker with irs, so-called whistleblowers about hunter biden. >> have all of these so-calledd whistleblowers who, again admit ,the trump justice department ther, yeah, there's there. >> oh, so speaking of thatng o testimony in to special report r right after the fbi for an joseusive interviet""the fivw, s whistleblower joseph ziegler, here he is responding demoemocrati zc attacks. >> several of the democrats on the committee said these are justemocrats kind of dustups ths investigators and prosecutors have. you're not alway tts going to be on the same page that accurate criminal investigations when you work a criminal case. there's a thing called willfulness, whether someoneyouw

intentionally with knowledge either evadefulness,d their inct taxes or filed a false return. and that's f what one thing thai sets us apart from a civil case. and in this case we provided a ton of evidence that showedn willfulnesofs, the democrats are also really not going to like this an unclassified fbi document released yesterday by senator grasslenty exposes ae alleged bribery scheme involving bothexpose joe and huo the memo claims the then vicehi president and his son coerced the ceo of burisma to pay themdh $10 million in exchange for help in getting the ukrainian investigating. the company fired. the new york post publishinging. this op ed calling fora a special counsel to investigate the allegations.r >> so, judge, it's interesting because you read through that fbestingi document that was reld yesterday that was obtained by grassley, a whistleblower, because the fbi refused to turn it over for on end.

and it reads more like joe was demanding payment rather than burisma offeringer than bribess the interesting thing is the 1023 that you referred to that the fbi was reluctant to hand over initiallyan, they saidow ga they didn't have it. okay. so now grassley releases it. wess a copy of the 1023. and the amazing part of it is sort of chesky, who ise gu the guy who was iny who'sy. paying out the money. he says that the biden wereny df paid through so many different bank accounts it would take investigatfee ten yearsunrave to unravel. okay. and now you've got cobra and the rest of them and they say all this money , the 17the million and the 10 million is from one bank. so millionom we haven't seen all of itow yet. and the amazing part of this is now we know, according to this verifiable fbi, confidential informant who was paid upwards of $200,000 by thef fbi because they believed inbi b what he said it was effective. and prosecutions, he says, are

to 17 up to 17 tapes. e> two of those tapes includ the voice of joe. and it talks about the factct, n that in europe this guy is loved. chesky hired someone to cover him in, this g. state and in the united states, he hired hunter biden to protecttet us through his dad from all kinds of problems. and he saym throfrom alls hunte that this guy's dosog is smarter than a hunter. and so you look at this and youo sauy, then you hear someonesoun who just said, i saw it on the sound there that thise, was during the trump administration and that they didn't do anything with it. the truth is, or that they passed on ih ist, they said nothing. the truth is that they weren't aware of what was going on, that the fbi kept this closet th to theiris vest. they didn't investigate this even though bill barr was on th united attorney. no one moved on this, which is why they were so williniswhyg say, we don't have it, but" bu it's all here. it's everything that you need for a process. >> so, jessica, would you be open to a special counse: wol ts

look into this situation? sure. if that's what what's necessarsy they're like a dime a dozen now everyone's got one. i've got a special counsel on. . but you should also take thesey republicans at their worshdf and they've been commenting on the contents of this. 1023 so chuck grassley has said in interviews that the bribery allegation may not be true. e allegaron johnson has said tai with a grain of salt. congressman chuck edward as sees like the only honest republican on the oversight committee said that president biden hasn't been implicated. then im look at someone likeo wa jim comber, who's on the most embarrassing press touhe mostr. you really stop doing interviews. he's on ted cruz's podcast today and ted cruz, whai says, you know what's going on here? and he sayg ons, well, biden's n selling access for decades and ted cruz responsibly says, how do you know that? and jim colmer says, if you study joe bidejoe bin like i have, he's always been cash strapped. >> oh, okay. well, that means that you took $10 million from ukrainians. >> also, this viktor shokin controversy, the ukrainian

prosecutor that was fired this a story has been gone overion a million times. that prosecutotime r was removede enti by the entire western communitry ,by the prime minister of o the u.k., frenchf th germans, the imf, senate republicans supporteans suppd him because ty was not investigating corruption. it in actually ended up hurting burisma to remove viktor shokin from his positioktor shon. and i see you're snickering and you'll go next. and i get it and i'll try to interrupt upt you . u will >> and i probably won't be. i won't be allowed. or you'll say you have to have e interrupted you. >> i i'm just previewinghat what will comewill. ottle >> you can't prebuttal an interruption. did you guys, you got to order the appetizersand interruptirdee to work on my other table. : >> i'm done. all right. well, i don't want a special counsel. i want an impeachmendon't watt c proceedings. all right, so these people, they say this is politicalees. theater. they did time, years on januaryo six hearings, ignoring inflation and high crime.

and thenriflation guy says so-d whistleblowers. what's a so-called whistleblower he means a whistleblower. and then they say, trump justice said nothingthen 0 there. now. no, they went in and may 2020, barr looked at it, sent it to delaware, where it died, where everything dies. and soelaware got a highly creh informant who's been with the fbi for decades and he submits this report saying that this guy is bragging about having b to bribe 10 million to the biden family to get this prosecut n fae or fired. >> and he's got 17 tapes, shows on two of them. hunter's on 15 of them,r on and they say it's unverified. yeah, you're right, jessic a it is unverified. let's go verify it. let's end everythingsed cla is unverified. if it's a claim they tookey the dossier, an unverified dossier, use it to get ge. retap on the trump they didn't say it unverified. they jus t said this guy's dirty because he's russian. that's boguss. that's another thing joe biden and all these guys got in

the west and said, yeah, we're going to get rid of the prosecution because everyone wants utor - joe biden to be be ri right now because he had the polish guy: no, he on the on the chair of the board, too. they had you americans, poles. >> you know how this works, jessica. they get so defensiv jesse about biden this because if it were just hunter biden, they would let it go and let him t g go.joe bi but it gets too close to joe biden, which is why they get so i feel kind of badt -- for hunt, i've been thinking about this a lot. you know, he didn't have any idea. his dad was going to actually run for president. so he did his job, which was get joe rich. he made it rain.h right. if thacomade it 2016 was the la, i'm going to make us some money. i'm going to be monee swimming n and crack for the rest of my life. li and then what is dad becomes president and then all of this stuff comes ouppens?t. nt the problem is there's so much stuff, right? there's a multitude malfeasance is and it's all so complicated. my head hurtomplicats. goin and i think that when you're never going to have a good outcome, if have the th you're yelling is 1023 because

people are at home are like 1023. is that a tax form? joe? but what month is this? so you have to like, you have to prioritize these thingsi slow and one, you had the fbi slow walking the investigation into hunter's. you had the. 1023 see, i just did that because i'm lazy. >> i didn't want to say the whole letter. that documen t to pry documents better. but the big deal, i think out of this is the fbi revealing f that they knew laptop was real the day the new york post article came out and they and t didn't fess up, they suggestedha otherwise. you had that letter. you had d the public believing one thing that wasn't true, and that's that. the irony of that is that's how you got president biden. got den. that hadwed th gone the way it should have followed the truth, trump would havee ul won. and then we'd be talking about, of course, trump's 15th i impeachment instead of these thesh. l we want is the trut and i need a cough drop.d okaya coug. >> coming up, the terminator director, james cameron, said it might be toodirectames e

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and all of a sudden it becomes o either disgusting or loud and you want to it off and you can't. >> you start panicking and you start panickinand you g that'swa what that's what's going to happen when i actually becomes so self recursive, sel it'll self-improvement an exponential ratee, i and all of a sudden it'll have a consciousness. and imagine taking a hammer and trying to hit it on atton switch or a button and it won't work. that's work. what we're going te feel. that's the same feeling of this well, goal oriented mission is created through machine learningd are probably the most dangerous thing we're going to have to deal with. not like script writing or taking over like creative thingsin because they'll get dumber. but when they have one specific goalhave, watch out. t they're going to make a paperclip. they're going to make you into a paperclio makeinp you can't me into a paperclip. i bet i could. i'm not paper paperclip material me iclip.. am not i wouldn't know that. and i would go like, bend me pae like some sortg: of sausage. >> yes, it's called the paperclip theory. there is a shut off button on robots. >> that's just where it is now. buthey're katie.

i think the national security implications of this>> huge. eh, your own government using ai against you for propagandseca purposes, developing fake things that they say are true. that's a problemainst yo. also a huge problem with people with countries like china or other adversarie s can use it for propaganda purposes. deepfakes are part oropagandf al are a huge problem where they'll portray like the u.sl pa president something and if they do that, declare war on you for, whatever reason. and there's a misunderstanding about what's real and what's not. and thaterstandi real a devolves intosituat a nuclear situation. i mean, there are problemsiois e endless with the a.i. beinndg weaponized. : okay okay, i'll go now. okay. staring me., greg is totally right about this. getting dumber things. so there was thisothis stus out stanford. i got it. bad week for stanford academics, butweekstanford theyn march, measuring how often chatgpt would identify number 17077 as a prime number. and it wase number 97.6% of the.

it's now down to 2.4% ofthe time the time that it's identifying that correctlyidentify. and what so just think of that drop off t in what it's doingte in a mattei of three months, how much it's going to progress, evenng further into that. >> it's going to be a butff it's going to be a different kind of intelligenceerent oenct be measured, so it will be stupid. but that's one thing it can do in its own world will be brilliant. a okay, let's trivially we well all don't really, right.>> jesse >> i do. which is why we're here on tv to pretend like we know so . ne: firs let's go. first of all, i am so comfortable that joe biden is deep in on this and that he got a he got a pinky swear from all these people who are telline whog him, that voluntart commitment to make sure that nothing gets out oo ma itkatie's right. it's about national security. i mean, whics aboualh is real dr zone. but there are some promising area e ars with and medicine. but my my question that i havera is how come these directors can figure this stuff oundfigure ttd we do like in 1996, they had

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>> so that's a rip throughakes a there. >> yeah, it takes a shark to open that pan, takes it takes a villagto ope greg:e. yeah, i don't believe itat either. i think it's madie: i don'e up with plastic. they want fish and.: put a scuba diving thing on. and he went underwater and healf noticed something. all of the ugly male sharks that had the cok ty male se werg all the girl sharks. yeah. it's just like up hereup, but,ty but the sharks are on coke. the good news is they won't eatb you because they lose your appetite, but they will talk to you about your screenplaut k toy for hours. >> yeah, but what happens whenur the coke run hourss? >> i mean, tell me about it, joe. you walk home from the start ofs rehab center. that's somewhere we can put our tax. exactly. yeah, that's a good, great message. >>g:what a nice button on that topic. up next, let's see hehe, aliens. congress is about to hold a big hearing on ufos next, featuring a military whistleblower who claims the u.s. has non-humaing a mie-blowern spacee bodies. the little green men, a grou

ph the of lawmakers says they are done with the pentagon trying to cover it uppever itp.. they either they do exist or they don't exist. they keep telling us they don't exist, but they block every opportunitunity foy for us to ga hold of the information to prove that they do exist.t. and we're going to get to the i bottom of it, that government, whatever the truth mayt, t be, we're done with the cover up. >> kitty, i don': t i knowo stae you're ufo stans, are you? >> yeah, i think they exist and they look at us and they're like, we have nothing to do with you crazy people. we arele, we a to going to pasw and go somewhere else, which is why they haven't revealed themselves. but i do like that republicanss. and democrats agree on this. the one thing they can act actually get together on so we can do a common grounduat toget. exactly. and i bet he will, because he loves ufos. t know. es >> know that judge? you know, i think the fact thatu they hitdg this for so long tel' me that there's something going on. you know, it's juss t it's a lo. deeper than what we think it is. and maybe they created guy: th who knows the aliens. >> yeah.

and jesse or the little there green men bodies l, though.it there's no doubt about it.[l next weeaughtek is, shark week n officially, and we're having ufo hearings on capitol hill. so i'm going to have a lot ofbuh fun at 8:00 next week. but that means joe biden's doing something really is dirtyt behind the scenes that we'll never find out about. >> when are you going to interview katie: someone whe seen the green men bodies? oh, we have one book for monday. okay, great. onight exciting looking tonight. we cover this in a segment, with somebody who's good friends with one of the whistleblowers and. his reason for the cover up is really kind of it's it sounds legit-- i he's convinced.alte one is walter kirn, one of the smartest guys wrote up in the ai ther. he said there's a reason for thfarover up is that i you oppose our representative of an alien species and we itct we we may not want them to react to it because prefer to think that we don't knowreg: really. >> yeah. and that if they and if we

tipped them ofeah, andf they mis destroy us. >> or maybe they mightsi. >> well everybody's worried about their military technicalr, the aliens. right. what kind of machines they haven . but i'm going to say this right now, they're no match for ma rich diversity. >> would they be considered illegal aliens? guys? really, guys? okay. fan mail right now, you close your eyes on like now, einstein . >> you're like, i was told my small business wouldn't my small business wouldn't qualify for any i.r.s. refund. you should get a second opinion from innovation refunds that no upfrongood to i thinkt. sometimes you need a second opinion. goodve a secd opinio to go. goodve a secd opinio to go. >> yeah, i think i'll get a second opinion. all these welli'm gos got to go. >> i'd love a second opinion. w you knowhy not. p to s i'm going to get a secondee opinion with innovation

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tony received 20 grammy awardset throughout his career, and i was honored enough to meet hims and get to know him in the 90s. at the time, i was a districtt e attorney and he did a concert for meld so that we could raise funds for my campaign and wasct a birthday concert. and he ended up sending me thisn picture and he signed it. r unforgettable. tony bennettt , may he rest in peace. god bless him for what he did >> beautr, all of us with his beautiful voice. anyway, greg. all right. like i >> tonight, like i said, this show is amazing. just breakin g stories that no one's reporting on. >> walter kirn, julie, baghdadtp ,comedian michael loftus and cat tip. that's tonight at 10 p.m. we can hold on to tiny turtle news for monday. oh, you say that. >> how about that for a tease? well, stay ug:p all sunday t ni . >> tiny turtle news next week, everybody. i can't wait. >> all right, jesse, hit it.

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