. >> how did you meet gregg smart? i came home for christmas during a break one year. originally, i wasn't attracted to him, but i then became attracted him. >> what about him? >> he was very outgoing and always smiling. he seemed fun to be around. >> he was a rocker. the long hair, the attitude. she loved him. >> she said, "you know, mom, he's the one." we liked him, too. >> gregg and pam smart bonded over van halen, songs like, "you really got me." ♪ girl you really got me now ♪ >> "hot for teacher." ♪ i've got it bad so bad ♪ ♪ i'm hot for teacher ♪ >> gregg seemed very glamorous to her. he had this magnificent head of hair. >> that's the guy pam told me she fell in love with. >> so what does he do? he leaves town and moves to florida to be with pam. >> there's something very innocent and very normal and very sweet about it. they fell in love. they dated for a while. he came down to florida to be with her. >> he wasn't interested in going to college. he was just interested in being with pam. >> juju: it's a relation

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you might have heard from jesse watters, and gregg, they say in the behind the scenes episode that i am shirtless in this. i will let you find out. you will have to tune in to find out whether i am shirt or no shirt. but i make a cameo, and it is a fun series. you want to know what they talk about on the five, check it out. you can catch me on fox and friends weekend, where we are always wearing shirts, unless it is a navy seal swim. thank you for watching. jesse watters. >> jesse: welcome to jesse watters primetime. tonight: >> the entire kamala harris campaign has been organic. >> what? >> organic. this is the literal most manufactured presidential campaign ever. >> jesse: woah! even cnn knows that kamala's campaign is falling apart. >> i think it is incredibly weak. weak sauce. >> people would ask, whose fault is it, i think to a certain extent it is biden's fault and harris's fault. they were not too interested in my health and safety. >> reporter: major developments in trump's assassination investigation. >> tony robins is here, plus... >> can't you just switch with another midg

it's very shocked from greggs.bakery, something happened and then i tweeted about it and it's all gone a bit mad. i'll reveal all gone a bit mad. i'll reveal all in two minutes. back in a welcome back. 1025 ben and ellie with you on saturday morning live. hope you're well. a few emails have come in. richard. good morning. you say it's only the beginning of the strikes. the unions now have to work out how far they can push it and how much they can take over politically. jd, you're talking about my greggs experience, which will reveal all in a minute. i don't know why i find it so funny, actually. >> you are really cracking yourself up with this one. yes jd 1955 has been in touch. i don't think that's your real name. says i wonder if the pensioners that have just had their winter fuel allowance taken away if they decide to go on strike, will sir keir give them money because he seems to be giving to in everybody else? >> well, no, he's taking from the pensioners and nana. lulu, you say you should try their ice cream.

he calls gregg halfway through the show. >> it was the happiest moments of gregg's life, and i am afraid't come back. it was a walk off home run in the world series. he had nothing left to prove. >> jessica: the evidence of how well she did was in cold hard facts. in ratings, 22% up from donald trump's acceptance speech. 7.2 raised between 11:00 p.m. and midnight over the course of the week. over $100 million came in for democratic candidates. and there was undecided democrats and they are now going with kamala harris. those are hard facts that show she did a good job. the polls are going in her direction. the thing that was most effective was she didn't give a partisan speech. and this was tracked online, bill crystal put it up, it was fascinating. she said america or americans many times. country or nation 20 times. democrat or the democratic party zero times. opportunity she talked about 6 times. she knew if we put the coalition together from 2020, moderate republicans and you saw stephanie grisham and more, speaking to those people, making the case that this is an america issue. that

so to my immediate left is gregg brazinsky, who is professor of history and international affairs at george washington university, a historian, u.s. and east asian relations, east asian international history. he's the author of winning the third world and nation building in south korea. steven casey is professor of international history at london school of economics and political science. he's a professor of foreign policy and the author of several, including selling the korean war and when soldiers fall how americans have divided combat casualties world war one to the war on terror. marielle dusek is the asa griggs candler of law at emory university, a leading scholar of legal history in the united states in the world is the author of wartime an idea its history and its consequences and her next going to war an american history is under contract with oxford university and is very eagerly anticipated by some of us in this room. so as a saw, as a historian, i'll for myself as a historian, i like to start at beginning. and if we start at the beginning, maybe we could talk and today wit

to this day. >> yeah all of this a huge setback for so many civilians caught in the middle of this gregglly appreciate great your expertise. >> thanks so much for us citizens are now back on american soil after historic prisoner swap between the u.s. russia and other countries coming up a tearful reunions and wants next for the returnees that's all coming up, stay with us tv on the edge, moments that shaped our culture coming this fall on cnn, who don't let that ship spoil your trade that happens a lot, but safely could have helped a trip repair is faster, cheaper, and easier than a new windshield. and with your insurance, it's usually free so don't let that can spoil your trip booked today like choice hotels as a family of brands with a hotel for any traveler you want to be like quality in for the dad that gets every dollar and minute out of this family road trip the day is upon us day twice and get a $50 gift card when you book direct, when you buy or sell your car exactly how you want with cargo ruse you might begin to wonder what if he could do things your way. all the time some drea

so people are turning up to these demos and they are smashing up greggs and setting fires to librariesd, you know , causing proper damage and know, causing proper damage and risk to life. risk to life because of social media. and it needs policing these companies shouldn't be bigger than governments. >> all right, paul makes the point. you know, that social media can be a force for bad. equally, i make the point. it can be a force for good, do you fear a civil war in this country? >> no, i don't believe that's going to happen. but i do believe there's a groundswell of disgruntlement. a lot of people are unhappy. the election results proved that no party really won the election in terms of votes, 33, 34% for a labour government. >> but of the votes and two thirds of the seats. >> absolutely. so, you know, people are not happy, nigel. and you know this, i know this people are very disgruntled with our political system. and one of the things they're very unhappy aboutis the things they're very unhappy about is the idea that the british way of doing things is being gradually undermined, an

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we are thrilled to have one such guest with us today that is gregg the 25th governor of the great statef montana. prior to systemic the rains he montana in the u.s. house of representatives after 34 years in the private sector where he was a highly successful software engineer and businessman. ensuring housing affordability is a national challenge. it is an especially difficult one and montana which has become one of the nation's fastest growing states. perhaps a victim of its own success is a very attractive place to live and work. with housing demand exceeding supply rents and sales and the united states have risen dramatically over the past several years of. the governor has made identifying and advancing bipartisan solution to housing affordability the child's a top priority. two years ago he create a housing task force with a broad mandate to make housing more affordable and attainable for montanans. the recommendations of the task force and efforts of the montana legislature have already produced a series of new laws that streamline the housing process and dramatically reformed zo

he also was pictured looting, from a greggs and from a lush cosmetics store, he started handing out items officer if he "wanted his autograph" because he was "famous" and "all over social media". about 460 people have been arrested so far in connection with the disorder in parts of the uk, and at least 99 sentences handed down. stuart nolan is chair of criminaljustice committee at the law society some very tough sentences and some very speedy justice and some very tough sentences and some very speedyjustice and how does that compare with the riot in 2011 which is when the prime minister sir keir starmer was director of public? it compares in the sense that there are serious disruption but the swiftness in which the judiciary legal system is dealing with matters now is perhaps the distinction to the 2011. they did have this but there's a little bit more heft behind it now and they've got to experience some 2011 leading the been able to make adjustments to make sure that justice been able to make adjustments to make sure thatjustice is meted out swiftly and appropriately. it has been very s

joining me live is gregg gonsalves, a co—director of the global health justice partnership at the yaleeg, very good to have you. i want to begin by talking about that emergency tendered from unicef to secure these mpox vaccines. how crucial do you think that is?— think that is? the tender is welcome — think that is? the tender is welcome but _ think that is? the tender is welcome but it _ think that is? the tender is welcome but it comes - think that is? the tender is welcome but it comes a - think that is? the tender is l welcome but it comes a little too late. it's like ordering fire engines for parliament on fire. this is a lingering outbreak that has now spread to surrounding countries in drc. we see cases in sweden and thailand. we're moving too slowly. we have ignored this outbreak for months and months now it is far broader and more serious than it should've been by all estimations. i serious than it should've been by all estimations.— serious than it should've been by all estimations. i wanted to ask ou by all estimations. i wanted to ask you more _ by all estimations. i wanted

greggs breakfast every day. >> you don't.these people online, i mean, they're a bunch of weirdos. to be honest. they were saying that i was out of touch. what world do i live in? and i just couldn't really. >> there is a difference, i suspect, between out of london and in london. in london, you go to almost any coffee chain and you would be lucky to get away with a cup of coffee for under £4. yeah. so if you've got that horse it's almost the price of a pint isn't it? did quite well, thank you. >> i agree, i agree you did well. >> but, but but the point that people are making is that people can't afford to waste money on food, that they could provide for themselves at home. >> okay, i shall not share my breakfast any more on social media. time now for tonight's greatest britons for porridge though. thank you very much. time now for tonight's greatest britain and union jack has, nina, your gb nominee, please, >> obviously taylor swift, she's provided so much happiness for over five nights to so many young girls and women. she's

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he also was pictured looting, from a greggs and from a lush cosmetics store, he started handing out itemsy had asked a prison probation officer if he "wanted his autograph" because he was "famous" and "all over social media". about 460 people have been arrested so far in connection with the disorder in parts of the uk, and at least 99 sentences handed down. susie boniface, a daily mirror columnist also known as the fleet street foxchime asonye, a democratic strategist. these are really tough sentences and they have been very quick and the criminaljustice they have been very quick and the criminal justice system they have been very quick and the criminaljustice system has been cranked up to work all hours, all the days it's been very speedy justice it seems to have had the effect of deterring further unrest. i think that's one of the benefits of having one of the new prime ministers and there is a need to make sure that the cps of prosecuting these cases rapidly we could see where they would do next weekend and keir starmer knew which buttons to press and who to talk to to get it done and

cavalryman providence, some of the greatest cavalryman that ever lived james wilson wesley merritt, gregg and others gathered around kelly, and they considered his finest work and that was dedicated. this picture was july 1st, 1895. some 30 years after the battle. but it was again considered finest work, and he was literally cheered that day. and by the men who counted the veterans themselves. you you appreciate his artwork and you see you look a little sketch that kelly made on the right that was printed in about every newspaper in the country. the dedication, the unveiling of the buford statue. well, sorry, though, they had a connection, but they didn't know one another until after the spanish-american war. that's colonel theodore roosevelt returns, former commander the roughriders returned to new york and went to kelly's studio and kelly course and sketched and interviewed a teddy roosevelt. and even teddy said, oh, no artist is a forgotten. the fight day. you know, i'm depicted, you know, incorrectly and, kelly said. well, let's do it right. and so kelly would interview him for detail

the former tottenham and chelsea manager will succeed gregg berhalter and lead the us at the next world have agreed a club record deal of over a0 million pounds to sign evanilson from porto. the striker was part of brazil's squad for this summer's copa america and he'll replace dominik solanke who moved to tottenham last week. american businessmanjohn textor has been given a period of exclusivity by everton's owner as he aims to purchase a majority stake in the premier league club. any deal would be dependent on textor selling the 45% he owns of crystal palace. and kylian mbappe says there's "no limit" to what he and real madrid team can achieve together after he scored on his debut last night. mbappe got real�*s second in a 2—0 win over atalanta in the european super cup. well mbappe's goal in that match was set up by england'sjude bellingham — who'll be looking to pick up where he left off after an outstanding debut season for real madrid. following his move from borussia dortmund last summer. marco reus played with bellingham at dortmund and after leaving the german club to sign for

he was only a little bit bigger than you gregg. which is important to the story. i found out about his stolen football valor, i handled at the football way. i stuff them in my locker overnight and the janitors found him and we didn't have those problems anymore. but he is just creepy and a fall he has is the best thing about him is a lie, who the hell that it does guy? the cool kid that -- thing about him is some thing he hasn't done. unless i'm missing something about butter molding and i don't think i am. >> greg: there stolen valor and every career, happen to be in the adult film industry. but i moved on to fox. but i moved on to fox. trump will attack. something about the job feels different - your wallet. whatever you do, do it for less, at harbor freight. ♪ clogged gutters can cause big problems fast. until now. call 833-leaffilter today for your free gutter inspection. i've had terrible flooding problems on my porch. now i understand why. right now leaffilter is offering a free inspection, on your schedule. leaffilter is a permanent gutter solution, so you

you might have heard from jesse watters, and gregg, they say in the behind the scenes episode that is. i will let you find out. you will have to tune in to find out whether i am shirt or no shirt. but i make a cameo, and it is a fun series. you want to know what they talk about on the five, check it out. you can catch me on fox and friends weekend, where we are always wearing shirts, unless it is a navy seal swim. thank you for watching. jesse watters. >> jesse: welcome to jesse watters primetime. tonight: >> the entir

john from rochester new york, does the staffer that wear lifts have the first name of gregg? >> no, it is somebody else. melissa says miller looks hot in the wild. dave, if it is really your world, shoont you use both your arms in your sign off. or is it only half your world. just remember, i am watters and this is my world! >> sean: welcome to hannity, and tonight we begin with a warning for americans on the left and the right. and in the middle, kamala harris cannot be trusted. her only core value is her only personal, political gain and ambition. for decades she has done and said pretty much anything to advance her political career, now that includes padding her stats as a prosecutor, and she sought, you know -- she sought these cheap convictions. didn't care about guilt or innocence or the law. rapper jammal tru love sentenced to 50 years of prison. he says that kamala harris laughed in his face when the verdict was read. he earned a large settlement after his conviction was overturned. an elderly man, george that was convicted of sexual assault, but judges found that kam

quartermaster museum at, a place that used to be called fort lee, virginia, but has since been changed to fort gregg adams and it is it is stunning. and when i called the ulysses grant presidential library to the head of the library there and museum, if they had any information, other gifts that grant had given to people during the war, in addition to the saddle, they were just stunned. they didn't even know about the saddle, but more importantly, they said no. grant didn't give gifts except to his family. they had no record of any other gifts. so this was really an extraordinary tribute to the man who did exactly what he was asked to do in the early stages of the war. and so in this hope that they might continue their services together when grant became president in 1868, he called markland in and asked him this was 1869 when he took office, asked him he would take on the job of being in charge of the mail in kentucky and. tennessee. now, that sounds like sort of a step backwards for somebody who had been the postmaster general of the entire army across the entire united states. but in fact it was

gregg's sexy bear news. >> all right, take a look at this. mm. of relaxation. you were. this is otis ville, new york. emily, have you ever been to otis field? i'm going now. >> oh, you are. that the back of a harley? we're going to see this hairy. >> relax and bring some peanut . >> oh, all right. it's still daytime. yeah. so that was before rfk skinned it? >> yes, exactly. all right, emily, you're up. all right, guys. well, you got to go for you might remember back in from this chair in august of 2020. i told you about this very special nonprofit, canine hurricanes, heroes dedicated to bringing veterinary care to retired working canines after a white house intruder was taken down on live television by canine hurricane. the vet bills for these four legged heroes are only covered while they're working, but many have to medically retire due to injuries sustained on the job. protecting their handlers, taking bullets for them, or in brutal assaults like hurricanes here, congress is now stepping up. >> go to canine heroes. dawn. i sign it. but emily,

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of the newspaper is going to identify the race of somebody killed in in their headlines. 1909 maxey gregg park is going to be identified that's basically where it's going to be set up where it exists today. so 110 plus years ago that park the land for it. part of the park. that's over there right now, 1913 car fell from rocky branch bridge near train station the wife and killing her so the train station is now the california dreaming restaurant that's over there and so there was a car accident in that area, a little over a hundred years ago where a woman died in the accident. 1914. the local newspaper wrote this about rocky branch. i want you to compare 110 or so years to what you're seeing here today, rocky brach, which is ordinarily a grubby little town stream filled with oil here, smutty and dingy there on sunny spring days. it's almost spring on sunny spring days, actually sparkled through a bank carpeted with new shoots entangle. vines of honeysuckle, right? so it's dirty. it's filled with oil, it's smudgy, it's moody. but the right angle in the right slant of light, you can see the

you've had people, nicking shoes, i've seen instances of people smashing up greggs, the beauty shops lush and things like that. i mean, come on now. there's not a sane individual in the land that would do anything from. absolutely. other than absolutely call this out for what it is. it is disgusting, disgraceful, criminal behaviour, i want to get into it all. i want to look at the government's response. i want to look at the policing response, the role of social media and so on. and so forth. but i do just want to take a step back for a second, so you're very welcome, by the way, to get in touch all the usual ways. you can email me gb views @gbnews. com you can go to the website gbnews.com/yoursay or of course you can tweet or text me as well. but as i was saying, i will just rewind because of course the thing that's kind of sparked so much of this on the streets is that absolutely horrendous , absolutely horrendous, heartbreaking situation in southport . there's little girls southport. there's little girls attending that taylor swift. it was a dance concert, wasn't it? it was a danc

gregg lee will have live reports from chicago all throughout the week. >> okay. so let's talk a little bit more about who is expected to speak this week. former first lady michelle obama was added to the list of speakers at the dnc. president biden, as we all know, scheduled to address the convention later on this evening. vice president harris will attend. former secretary of state hillary clinton also expected to address the crowd tonight, and former president barack obama is set to take the stage on tuesday. >> former president bill clinton will be there on wednesday. that will be just before vice presidential nominee tim walz will close out the night with a speech. and then on thursday, vice president kamala harris will take the stage to formally accept her party's nomination for president. okay so let's talk more about the convention this week. >> we're joined live by our political analyst, brian sobel. brian, always a pleasure to see you. we're going to focus on kamala harris and what she needs to do to really bring in additional voters in just a moment. bu

is expected to be named the next coach of the united states men's national team you he will replace gregg world cup but fired july 10th usually not good players. i vaguely switch topics, new details we are learning about harris' plans as she attempts to rebrand from her liberal positions. ♪ the tempur-pedic breeze makes sleep feel cool. so, no more sweating all night or blasting the air conditioning. because the tempur-breeze feels up to 10° cooler, all night long. don't miss our biggest sale of the year, with savings up to $700 on select adjustable mattress sets. she grew up in a middle class home. she was the daughter of a working mom. and she worked at mcdonald's while she got her degree. kamala harris knows what it's like to be middle class. it's why she's determined to lower health care costs and make housing more affordable. donald trump has no plan to help the middle class, just more tax cuts for billionaires. being president is about who you fight for. and she's fighting for people like you. i'm kamala harris and i approve this message. >> well, good morning to you at 7:00 a.m. on

with a cuppa until they are gripped like a zombie by a tweet and decide to smash in the window at greggstronising nonsense and harry's idea that this is because information isn't true contains the assumption that, if controversial facts about an aggressor or a situation are true, that would make rioting somehow okay. it is bonkers. we need to stop blaming everything on social media. it is lazy, it is thick and it is leading us towards accepting a closed society in which the narrative is dictated entirely by the state. in collaboration with a compliant media and the individual. you and me are reduced to a passive, silent, stupid object who can't be trusted to think properly. social media terrifies politicians and newspaper editors because it gives us the little people , the ability to little people, the ability to exchange information. in a world where 5 billion people use social media every day, some of it will be inaccurate . just like it will be inaccurate. just like some things in newspapers have been inaccurate for decades. but democracies rely on the ability to exchange opinions and

thank thank gregg. thank thank you. thank you. >> thank you. hank you. thank you. thank you. >> exit from the race might be the key to victory in some tightly contested battle hello ground states, republicans believe his supporters could give them enough votes to win if races or close and decided by a few thousand ballots, which is what happened in 2020. cnn's kristen holmes was at trump's rally in arizona donald trump's rally part of it who you are but it is campaign dropped earlier about why it was the former president the best way to build it hey, for america is to rebuild our industrial base and rebuild the middle class and this country don't you want a president who's it's going to get us out of the wars. and who's going to rebuild the middle class in this country doors became conversation and you're heading this on? trump's side was gone tucker carlson believes get are on board with donald trump. >> there wasn't sense of urgency in getting his endorsement, particularly novel, i hear the top of the ticket. >> they did believe that most of the votes are siphoni

let's talk about labour's care more about just in greggs. but they're not.the sudanese civil war. >> patrick, can i just can i just say that that's a really good example, because there is a real big difference between the kind of people who don't necessarily want a migrant hotel at the end of their road, and a group of people who want to burn that down. right? yeah >> and i'm concerned, and i'm no root cause of what's going on in recent weeks. >> no, no, i'm saying that i think i worry that we have a prime minister now that is creating a situation whereby those ordinary people, it the same. >> yeah, i am concerned if someone opened a migrant hotel at the end of my street, like all your gb news viewers, i would be worried about that. that isn't the same thing as being a violent thug and wanting to firebomb. i think we're in wild agreement. what i'd also say is that at the counter far right protests, there's also been a lot of violence as well. so what is sauce for the goose should be sauce for the gander. and what i want to see are the police making as many a

fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett, harvard law, alan dershowitz is with us. all right. so they hide these things for four years, greg. now, wd we spoe had spoken so o. what about a potential fara violation? oh, that now seems to be in play. soliciting state department help and ambassador and italy's help. then we have the romania question here. joe's out. what do they care? probably the fix is in for a pardon anyway. >> at the end of the day. oh, i think you're right. and, you know, this shows just how bias and dishoneste nati the national media is with joe biden out of the race, they've suddenly forsaken their cover up and they're reporting the truth. >> and the truth is the bidens netted tens of millions of dollars selling outd io america to foreignns. >> it was hunter who arranged the deals to sell access tod his powerful dad, promises of influence. influenc here. close >> you know, he'd makee an the phone calls, meet with people, cement the deals. but the media was so complicit, they concealed it. they dismissed it as a fiction. disputing the laptop, pretending ther

but the idea that they're doing that and then suddenly going, right, oh my god, i've got to get to greggss nonsense. yeah, it's. >> or looking at twitter, looking at what people were saying. oh, andrew tate is stirring up this, you know, this, this evil, evil mob. it's like nobody's looking at andrew tate and being like, well, there's a dependable source for information, you know? i mean, i just, i don't know why you would look at twitter and then suddenly go, yeah, this is a 100% right. >> and or anything really, yeah. twitter. >> well, the biggest, the biggest problem is this. it was channel three. now, you might remember that started this wrong rumour about the murder of these three little girls at a taylor swift party. and channel three. now it's still up there. people said it was a russian state. it's not. they're based in america. they've only got 3418 followers. they're not that big, but they wrongly claim they put out a post saying it was islamic particular person. they even had a photo of somebody. and that misinformation is what caused a lot of the upset. so you're absolutely ri

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