geraldo likes the full count. 3-2 full pitch.t to say thank you as well to the fans and whoefsh has sat at this table to make it such a huge success. to our producers who have been phenomenal doing a great job for us to deliver a fine show that you guys have all written about saying that you enjoy. >> because we're annoying to them. >> yes. and now we're going to have one more thing. >> okay. >> it's like double your one more thing. supersize it. greg. >> all right. i got two quickies. be sure to catch "the greg gutfeld show" saturday sunday 10:00 p.m. a lot of awesome stuff. but another anniversary. the 55th anniversary of the etch a sketch. as of this weekend. i loft etch a sketch. i would spend days just drawing all sorts of things. so today in honor of the anniversary i went and got my etch a sketch. and i did just a quick little drawing this morning. and as you can tell pretty good huh? >> amazing. >> this just really sums it up. >> you probably want to shake and erase me. >> i would never shake and erase this. i want you to

geraldo? >> you know sean i think this was the most extraordinary escape from a maximum security prison this century at least. it was an act of engineering marvel. it was something that took well over a year of construction to move 2,000 tons of dirt. it was a project that included the most extraordinary tunnel, escape tunnel i have certainly ever seen. it is -- it far surpasses, sean the smugglers' tunnel that we see in gaza, for example, or along the u.s. southern border. behind me, is the escape house. that's the house with the tunnel exited. s that where el chapo made his escape. follow me here to see how extraordinary that tunnel is. it runs under this field, through that person's house, under a railroad track three stories down until you get to the prison that you see off in the distance. that is a distance of 1.5 kilometers. you see the three federal officers walking the road right now. 1.5 kilo sean, this is amazing. and to think that nobody in authority was aware of this is something

thank you. >> happy birthday, geraldo.ou. >> since you're geraldo, take the top off the cupcake. >> what? >> i got that one. >> we're super happy having you here on "the five" happy fourth and happy birthday. >> speaking of birthdays, i am the proud grandfather of my first granddaughter, ella rose, born on the 30th of june. that's my son cruz at texas a & m graduate. marine engineer. there she is. she was born on the 30th of june weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces. that's her mom lauren. we welcome her joining my two grandsons. so the flock is growing. >> very nice. many blessings. >> thank you. >> gregory. >> sunday like i said, july 5th is a much bigger day than july 4th. my show? greg gutfeld show? is a july 5th special. >> huge. >> we have johnny rotten, a true patriot from england and lou dobbs. we're having them together. watch tonight or tomorrow night or whenever this is on. who cares? >> very good. >> okay. on this independence day i want to give a special shout out to our troops from all of us here at "the five" thank yo

geraldo likes a full count. fans and everybody that has sat at this table to make it such a huge success. to our producer who have been phenomenal doing a great job for us to do a fine show all of you have written that you enjoy. now, we're going to have "one more thing." supersize your "one more thing." >> i have two quickies. be sure and catch the show on saturday and 10:00 p.m. a lot of awesome stuff. the 50th anniversary of the etch a sketch is this weekend. i love the etch a sketch. i would spend days just drawing all sorts of things. in honor of the anniversary, i went and got my etch a sketch. i did a quick little drawing this morning. as you can see, pretty good uh-huh? >> i would never shake and erase. this is beautiful. i did it in about 15 minutes. >> there are no words. the love lives on. >>> why do i feel like you have a weird little space in your basement? >> it is not little. >> a lot of people have ended up there. >> i am honored. >> you can have that. just don't shake it. >> i want to wish a hap

thank you. >> happy birthday, geraldo. since you're geraldo, take the top off the cupcake. >> what? >> i got that one. >> we're super happy having you here on "the five" happy fourth and happy birthday. >> speaking of birthdays, i am the proud grandfather of my first granddaughter, ella rose, born on the 30th of june. that's my son cruz at texas a & m graduate. marine engineer. there she is. she was born on the 30th of june weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces. that's her mom lauren. we welcome her joining my two grandsons. so the flock is growing. >> very nice. many blessings. >> thank you. >> gregory. >> sunday like i said, july 5th is a much bigger day than july 4th. my show? greg gutfeld show? is a july 5th special. >> huge. >> we have johnny rotten, a true patriot from england and lou dobbs. we're having them together. watch tonight or tomorrow night or whenever this is on. who cares? >> very good. >> okay. on this independence day i want to give a special shout out to our troops from all of us here at "the five" thank you for

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so she is here to respond and geraldo is back as well. he is the host of geraldo rivera reports.t up for those who have forgotten somehow with mr. trump's remarks that started it all. >> when mexico sends their people they're not sending their best they're not sending you, they're not sending you. they're sending people that have lots of problems. and they're bringing those problems with us. they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime. they're rapists, and some i assume are good people. >> okay go ahead. >> if you want me to start -- all right. >> ann, okay first of all, i'm not hesitating there is a three-second delay here. i want to thank both of you for doing this. big part of my book is that we won't even have the debate on this. i think the first most important point is these are not people who have a right to be here. i don't care if they are two rapists or people coming here to collect welfare. immigration is a public institution and is used to benefit people already living here. there should not be any criminals coming in. it is bad enough to have people who are accept

charles: geraldo rivera thank you for joining us. >> hello. charles: the pope -- >> i love the pope. charles: he is socking it to capitalism, my wife is catholic also. but, for poorest people in the world, pope suggestions this worst system? >> well, a great philosophical question. i think you see pope francis is sincere man, i think he is the best pope we've had in decades. the first thing he has to do, in your businessman, is he has a huge multinational business that has been in disarray. it has been imperilled by disfunction and misconducting. he has to clean it up and reinspire people. this is first pope in 1500 years to not come from europe. and he has to compete against the evangelical churches in latin america now. it like 50/50 now. charles: you say -- by the way this is to your point, sort of a gam bet on his part do you offense older catholics who have money to contribute to you while trying to reach for low hanging fruit of poor people, south america, africa, saying have you been victimized and i am here to help. >> he is the seroga

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to respond and geraldo is back as well. who have forgotten with mr. trump's remarks that started it all. >> when mexico sends its people they are not sending their best. they are not sending you. they are not sending you. they are sending people that have lots of problems and they are bringing those problems with us. they are bringing drugs, they are bringing crime. they are rapists and some i assume are good people. >> go ahead. >> if you want me to start -- >> first all, i'm not headitating headitating -- hesitating. there is a three second delay here. i think the first most important point is these are not people who have a right to be here. i don't care if they are coming in collecting welfare, immigration is a government policy like any other and ought to be used to benefit the people already living here. that includes recent immigrants. there should not be any criminals coming in. it is bad enough having people who need government assistance bringing in people who are felons can't we cross that off the list? secondly

geraldo says you're defaming a group of people. definition we are talking about people who have no right to be living in america, whether they're legal or illegal immigrants. this is a government policy. we don't want the crime rate to be the same as americans. we don't want it to be a little bit less. we want zero criminals being brought in by our government and preying on americans. i think the true evidence is overwhelming that it is far more than native-americans. we know that immigrants and not just illegal immigrants are for more likely to be on government assistance than the native born. that's crazy. why are we bringing in people whom we have to help? that is meant for our poor people. that includes hispanic poor people and black poor people. we have to care about our own. secondly as i've said before, only 25% of the entire california prison population is white. well, california is only about 6% black. so what are liberals saying? that 75% of the inmates of california prisons which has been accepting inmates from the '60s,

no geraldo, it's true. there have been 100 murders. >> here's a rape victim in new york a rape victim. 18-year-old girl. she's been brutally raped. she knows if she goes to cops and complains about the rape she's undocumented and gets deported. >> in your world, you're acting as if all these illegal aliens are running to police departments tipping off cops to solve murders. it doesn't happen that way. to be honest with you, one life is worth saving getting rid of sanctuary cities. >> yes, he brought up trayvon martin michael brown, and freddy gray. the president either sent someone or made a very public commentary on his own or actually showed up himself in the case of charleston. should he have done something here? >> when the white house first started down this road when they started commenting on individually and isolated crime cases, if you do it for one, you're going to be asked about the next and the next. they've made a priority of certain cases and not others. tonight i'm going to be on megyn kelly'

joining us now fox news senior correspondent our own geraldo rivera. geraldo?ood evening from the sprawling capital of mexico city a city and a country that has been destabilized by this brazen, this extraordinary escape. before i get to it though, if you would permit me, i must single my deepest condolences to the families of those four slain marines. to think they made it through combat only to die at the hands of a sunni muslim extremist wanna-be in chattanooga, tennessee is almost more than the nation can bear. so, again, my deepest condolences. this nation, mexico, is reeling from this brazen and extraordinary escape by el chapo. there is a feeling that ranges between humiliation over the obvious incompetence or outrage over the strong possibility the stink of conspiracy and complicity by high-ranking officials in the escape by the billionaire drug lord wanted in california in arizona, in texas, in florida in illinois and in new york by federal district courts on charges ranging from murder to drug trafficking to moneylaundering. this man spent the money.

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geraldo rivera traveled all the way to mexico to cover this dangerous escape. geraldo? >> this was, i think the most extraordinary escape from a maximum security prison this century at least. it was an act of engineering marvel. it was something that took well over a year of construction to move 2,000 tons of dirt. it was a project that included the most extraordinary tunnel, escape tunnel i have certainly ever seen. it is -- far surpasses, sean, the smugglers' tunnel we see in gaza for example or along the u.s. southern border. behind me, is the escape house. that's the house with the tunnel exited. that's where el chapo made his escape. follow me to see how extraordinary that tunnel is. it runs under this field, through that person's house, under a railroad track three stories down until you get to the prison that you see off in the distance. that is a distance of 1.5 kilometers. you see the three federal officers walking the road right now. 1.5 kilometers or one mile. sean, this is amazing. and to think that nobody in authority was aware of this is something that sme

i feel sick inside, geraldo? one thing i feel very good about inside is for the first time in 54 years we have reestablished diplomatic nations with the nearby nation of cuba. for more than a half a century, we have had this cold war continuing. i visited cuba several times in the 70s and early 80s. i was with fidel castro. he was supposed to show up at 9:00 in the evening. he actually showed up at 3:00 in the morning. he was full of life. i know they hate him in south florida. get over it. john kerry who opened our embassy in havana it's about time. >> all right. dvrs, never miss an episode. >>> the war of words over heroism and war. donald trump doubles down on criticism of john mccain as he mocks call for him to leave the presidential race. this is "special report." >> good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. one spent five years as a prison of war and was the presidential nominee in 2008. the other has spent a lot of time making money and wants to be the republican presidential nominee in 2016. do

if he was 1 or 2% or zero we wouldn't be doing that, would we geraldo? >> you look to the ratings put john kasich on you're going to get a rating that's about here. put trump on you get a bigger rating. that's what's driving the conversation. >> i want to quickly saw the loser so far is jeb bush. he's come across as an schlumpy little shoulders. >> what are you talking about? he's a tall guy with broad shoulders. >> but compared to trump, just check him out. >> we're going to do a little gopr next. but make sure to catch "the five" tomorrow night because presidential candidate chris christie is going to join us live in studio. we've got a lot of questions for him. you don't want to miss this. >> like why he didn't back me in -- >> anyway. >>> next greg this it's time for people to stop psychoanalyze the chattanooga terrorist. he's going to try to tell us why. stay tuned. ...and the wolf was huffing and puffing... kind of like you sometimes, grandpa. well, when you have copd it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard

i recently sat down with geraldo rivera and charles gasparino to debate these and other issues. joining us is the only guy in tv that has one name geraldo. so we have this situation with trump. i like what trump is saying. i agree with him on immigration, i agree with him about our vets. i love what he did with lindsey graham. can he sustain st. >> do you agree with mccain? >> the only line i didn't like which i thought was wrong -- remember mccain started the fight. if you're going to start a fight you're going to hit back. secondly, the only thing that i didn't like was the statement i like guys who didn't get captured. >> that's a big thing not to like. that's a big issue. >> okay. >> 500 living prisoners of war. that's intense. whf when -- >> you're both ganging up on me. >> you're factually correct. >> about what? >> he is a war hero. he went back and forth. >> trump is not going to bow down and say it. >> he was arguing in his head about whether he was a war hero. he's undeniable a war hero. >> agreed. >> and should be revered. >> he said that. >> and, you know i don't thi

and this is not our first rodeo, geraldo. and what i'm looking for is the most conservative candidate because conservatism works -- >> isn't it fair to say that any one of the 16 is more conservative than hillary clinton? >> yes. >> all right. so you want one of the 16 to prevail over senator, secretary of state hillary clinton. >> mm-hmm. >> don'tthen don't you think that what trump is doing is damaging tarnishing the brand -- remember the mitt romney circular firing squad? and then when he finally emerged from it he had like his arm was hanging off, his eyeball was coming out. he's like -- >> now -- >> but why do you trust his conservatism? trump wasn't a conservative. >> listen every politician has changed their views -- >> no. he's really flip-flopped on a lot of things. >> but here's my answer to geraldo's question. you asked a very pertinent question. i'm looking for the most conservative person. conservatism works. with an inspiring message. he's inspiring. that can ultimately win. >> why do you trust him to be a efsht

geraldo, this guy is extremely dangerous. he also now is threatened donald trump. what's going on there? >> he's not only extremely dangerous and threatening the donald sean but you know he's one of the richest men in the world. he's got a billion dollars according to forbes magazine. he obviously used that tremendous wealth to engineer a remarkable feat digging a tunnel from this maximum security super maximum security prison one mile underground to a house that i visited earlier that they built from scratch. so this was a tremendous infrastructure project. they joke here in mexico this country is traumatized by this by the way -- they joke they should have el chapo finish the mexico city subway. i said why not the second avenue subway, the job that he did, his cronies. two thousand tons of dirt, which would have taken four guys working ten hours a day a full year to do. he did it. he escaped. not only did they dig that tunnel sean but they made it come up at precisely the right point, the one corner of el chapo's cell. where the security camera could not see, the

and he showed a soft side. >> she never got over the geraldo you're fired?ing on that. >> she's so sweet. bless her heart. >> i said they had a crush on charms krauthammer. it's true. i follow things that he's interested in which includes panda bears. he loves them. here's zaza who turned 37, about 100 years old in panda years. >> it's a painted dog. >> she's in guinness book of world records. oldest one in captivity and oldest one living in captivity. >> we've got to leave it right there. set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "the five" that's it for us. >>> as pro-lifers rally around the country, graphing and shocking new evidence of planned parenthood's alleged exploitation of aborted fetuses. this is "special report." good evening, welcome to walk. i'm bret baier. what has been a very bad summer for planned parenthood is a lot worse tonight. as pro-life groups gathering across the nation demand an end to federal funding of the organization a third and the most graphic undercover video is shocking even hard-core abortion foes. we have fox team cove

geraldo hivara went all the way to mexico to. >> this was, i think the most extraordinary escape from a maximum security prison this century at least. it was an act of engineering marvel. it was something that took well over a year of construction to move 2,000 tons of dirt. it was a project that included the most extraordinary tunnel escape tunnel i have certainly ever seen. it is -- far surpasses, sean the smugglers' tunnel we see in gaza for example or along the u.s. southern border. behind me is the escape house. that's the house with the tunnel exitted exitted. that's where he made his escape. follow me to see how extraordinary that tunnel is. it runs under this field, through that person's house, under a railroad track three stories down until you get to the prison that you see off in the distance. that is a distance of 1.5 kilometers. you see the three federal officers walking the road right now. 1.5 kilometers or one mile. sean this is amazing. and to think that nobody in authority was aware of this is something that smells fishy. it is an extraordinarily difficult thing to be

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geraldo, i'll start with you, to his marketability.has been the guy, the clean cut, all-american football player, married to a brazilian, stunningly gorgeous model, i mean, who lives a somewhat seemingly perfect life -- [laughter] he's got a big deal with under armour. do you think it affects his ability to sell? >> i don't know -- i have a beautiful wife as well, only she doesn't have a positive cash flow -- [laughter] i'm not sure which of these superstars -- trish: he can always fall back on that. >> it was interesting, as you were speaking earlier, i was in the green room waiting to come on, and i saw the roll they used of giselle and tom arriving at some black tie event, and you just look at these people, and you just go, oh, my gosh. so beautiful. and the children are beautiful. and he deflated the footballs, and i'm sorry, and that will taint him, but my goodness, i go back to where i started. this is unfortunate because he is the greatest quarterback of this era, and he's such a wonderful person, and he's -- trish: why did he h

geraldo rivera himself. i gave my call.got there i realize there was only one what way we can start the tour. bill: of course. >> come on. of the 8.5 million stories. clicks a perfect view of the george washington bridge. bill: is that craig in the back? quakes yes. try to knock him off the dinghy. >> the hudson river is one of the biggest selling points. >> like a ship on land. >> the best feature of the house is the kitchen that really does look like a boat inside. he walk out to this amazing incredible you. >> right there. >> and during parties. >> i am the captain quakes showed me the study were his written multiple books. multiple spiral care -- spiral staircases and all the homes. going for 2.95 million the one behind that house where his sons live going for 700,000. the guesthouse and the pool house. clicks you can buy them one each. bill: ashtray the exercise bike. >> i was working for a news show. happy to do it. >> retaliated. this summer you could win tickets every hour to concerts of your choice! cool! alright!

geraldo rivera is joining us now.ow-up and the finals. you know donald trump on every level. first off, are you shocked that we're talking to you today as a guy that's leading in five different polls in three different states? >> i want to wait till the next polls, but, yes, he has been incredibly surprising let me put it this way, in his showing. i hope he doesn't let his pride destroy his dream. he has gone too far empty mainstream. >> john mccain not a war hero. we're about to play you the original comments. he did say that but then he pretty much immediately corrected himself and he does call john mccain a war hero four times. here is the original comments aimes, iowa saturday with frank luntz. >> let me get to it. >> he's a war hero. >> he's not a war hero. >> he's a war hero. >> he's a war hero -- >> 5 1/2 years. >> -- because he was captured. i like people who weren't captured. he's a war hero because he was captured. >> if you listen to his comments in total, he's not critical of john mccain the war hero. he's

el chapo if anyone is going to find him, it will be geraldo.ty impressive stuff. >> he's still at large. >> you know he's hiding in geraldo's mustache. >> the worst thing about escaping a mexican prison is you're still in mexico. he may be in guatemala. this is what you just saw is the future amazing amusement park ride called prison escape. what a great idea. you go a mile in this train thing. you pop out in the middle of the street. i'm telling you, it's a great idea. this guy has the california driver's license. do you know el chapo, i don't even have a driver's license. he has a california driver's license. >> he won't need it to vote in the upcoming election. >> he doesn't need any i.d. >> the guy's estimated net worth is about a billion dollars. he can go anywhere. >> el chapo is worth more than donald. >> i want to give greg good news. the good news is that peta will get them. a canary was used because if the canary could breathe and so they kill the canary and threw him in a trash can. peta get el chapo. >> do we know when geraldo is ge

geraldo rivera will weigh in. "hannity" starts right here right now. >>> welcome. a ten commandment statutes on the ground of the oklahoma state capitol must be taken down in a 7-2 decision. the oklahoma supreme court ruled the ten commandments on the monument are obviously religious in nature. and an integral part of the jewish and christian faiths. many oklahoma legislators have expressed regret at the ruling. some are calling for the oklahoma supreme court justices to be impeached. joining me is the oklahoma attorney general who disagrees with the court's discussion as well as state representative whose family funded the development of the monument in question. welcome to both of you. mr. attorney general, what recourse do you have? you called on them to reexamine the issue. i would doubt they're coming down on your side. >> it happens at times. we filed something called a petition for rehearing. encouraging news today the court has requested briefs from the other side. that shows they're considering this. they should. because it was a wrong decision. when you l

. >> geraldo rivera will weigh in. "hannity" starts now. >>> planned parenthood is in deep trouble tonight. a damning undercover video has been released. this time by a high ranking doctor within the organization caught on tape allegedly negotiating the sale of aborted fetuses. a potential felony offense under federal law. we warn you the video is extremely graphic. it is not suitalble for children. watch this. >> what would you expect for intact tissue? what sort of compensation? >> why don't you start by what you're used to paying. >> what i want to know is what would work for you? don't low ball it. tell me what you -- >> it's been years since i talked about it so let me figure out what you're getting at. >> grow tesk gruesome unbelievable. the high ranking planned parenthood doctor dreams of turning profits into a new lamborghini. officials from both sides of the aisle are opening up investigations. given these new developments should planned parenthood lose its federal funding, some half a billion dollars a year.

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geraldo joining us live. you moe, he hadknow he had plenty to spend. he's one of the richest criminals in the world. he he had a lot of dough to spread around. how high up the food chain did generosity go as he plotted the sensational, extraordinary escape from this super max prison behind me? to actually see that tunnel a mile long three stories down reinforced air condition canning, with that rail we've heard so much about. 2,000en to 2,000 tons of dirt to excavate and get rid of without anyone noticing in the 16 month months he was confined here at super max. he never would have been in prison except for u.s. intelligence. the man faces potential death penalty charges in six u.s. district courts. in california, arizona, the ex ex texas, florida, illinois new york. drug trafficking, murder. it's almost as if the united states wants him more than mexico does. for instance our ambassador anthony wayne met with the minister of the interior tuesday night pledging all kinds of u.s. cooperation. take our drones o

i agree with geraldo. you're a good man. you would be a great president. my problem with the comment is not the comment itself. listen my wife is jewish. i don't think she has a problem with it either. my problem is that it took the focus away from what president obama said that 99% of the world is in agreement with this deal which i fully disagree with number one, and number two, who cares about the rest of the world. i care about what america is thinking. 50% of americans hate this deal right now. can we just focus on that a little bit? can you answer president obama's comment that 99% of the world is in agreement with the deal? >> if it is such a great deal how come none of that people in that neighborhood were for it? the saudis, they're against it. why is it if it is such a great deal that the people living closest, why were they adamantly opposed to it? why would israel will opposed to it? seems like they would be for a deal that would make it safer. maybe it's because they too, have seen this movie before and they know it does not end well. i think

geraldo rivera is in mexico reporting on the hunt for el chapo. >>> an executive of planned parenthood caught on tape talking about selling body parts of aborted fetuses. why are american tax dollars funding this group? "hannity" starts right now. >>> a nuclear deal with iran has been reached. don't expect the foremost state sponsor of terror to change its ways. according to president obama, here's what he said earlier today. >> my hope is that building on this deal we can continue to have conversations with iran that incentivize them to behave differently in the region. to be less aggressive less hostile. more cooperative. to operate the way we expect nations of the international community to behave. we're not counting on it. so this deal is not contingent on iran changing its behavior. >> wow. now while the president struggles to defen signature deal. many of america's closest allies in the middle east are attacking this agreement. here at home politicians on both sides of the aisle have been critical of the deal including 2016 presidential hopeful donald trump who called it terrible

> hello and welcome to our >>> welcome to our proud american special, we have kimberly guilfoyle, geraldo rivera and greg gutfeld. this is "the five". >> as americans gather this holiday weekend to celebrate our nation's 239th birthday, there are 14 republican candidates now vying to restore this great country. here are some of these hopefuls. >> yesterday is over. >> we must change some of the decisions we are making by changing the people who are making them. >> our country is on a very bad course. and the question is, what are we going to do about it? >> it is a time to reclaim the constitution of the united states. >> we need a leader that can bring back our jobs, can bring back our manufacturing. can bring back our military. can take care of our vets. >> the campaign that rebuilds america to the place where you and i grew up and where we want our children to grow up in again. >> we get back up and dust ourselves off. we move forward. and you know what? we will do it again. >> i want to be part of a return to prosperity. a true economic boon that lifts all americans. >> we need leader

thank you so much, geraldo. remarkable look inside. appreciate it. >> reporter: okay heather. >> be sure to tune in for a special edition of "hannity," featuring geraldo on the hunt for "el chapo." right here on the fox news channel tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. jon: new details in the decades-oldies appearance of two sisters. the man charged with murdering the lyon sisters, revealing the disturbing reason why the girls were taken. jon: right now some crime stories we're following for you. the execution of a texas man indefinitely delayed now. the court of appeals is stopping clifton williams execution just hours before he was scheduled to die by lethal injection. the court granting the delay over questionable information given during his trial. williams is on death row for the murder of a 93-year-old woman. >>> a philadelphia doctor already in trouble for running a so-called pill mill, now faces stiffer charges. a new indictment against william o'brien accuses him of causing a death through his drug distribution. >>> a convicted sex

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i want to thank sandra smith, geraldo rivera and dagen mcdowell. geraldo come back soon.guiliani, one of our guests and def jam records russell simmons will join us and second quarter earnings began in earnest today. j.p. morgan beat expectations and wells fargo missed on the revenue line and the stocks are moving in a different direction. and the federal reserve in focus and janet yellen speaks and another market mover which is below expectations. that's it for us this morning. thanks for being here. stuart, have a good show, over to you. stuart: live in iran and live in america, too, a nuclear deal presented forcefully by president obama himself. good morning, everyone. according to the president, iran's ability to build a bomb will be significantly limited for a decade. said that the deal was not built on trust, but verification and he warned congress he will veto any attempts to block it. little i am tactful-- little impact on stocks. and oil 52 a barrel. and iran gets some sanctions relief and they want to pump oil and maybe, maybe

. >> he is a year older than geraldo which is hard to believe. >> now that is a guy who looks -- i mean him in an alley. >> i don't think bernie sanders selfies look as good as geraldo's. blockbuster tried to get "fargo" off the shelves and you said he turned it off halfway through even though the wood chipper scene happens near the end of the film. >> indeed. >> what he said is he turned it halfway through the scene. >> how they published it is halfway through. we will pull the documentation. >> you were also incorrect in calling them a reliable source. >> plead the fourth. >> you feel bad because he is a blockbuster employee. the good news is he is no longer a blockbuster employee. >> good for you. >> are you talking to me or the kid? >> both of you. >> ambassador, i know this is a fun, light weight story, but does it get to a real thing that they want to ban what they don't like? >> it is a serious point. and that is if you didn't like something you walked uh what way and let it go. now if you don't like something nobody else can like it either. when the government officials do it it

geraldo? most extraordinary escape from a maximum security prison this century at least. it was an act of engineering marvel. it was something that took well over a year of construction to

. >> geraldo, i realize the secret to your long-term success is having one name. i'm going to lose my last name. i need to come up with the right first name. can i run some by you? >>. >> shoot. >> regulara tron. >> welcome l g-force. >> no. >> greg and kelly. >> no. >> how about greg o'reilly. >> how about gosh golly double g. >> no. >> gutty. >> no. >> grape nuts. >> no. >> good and plenty. >> now you are just naming food. >> i guess you are right. should i grow a mustache? >> just get the [ bleep ] out of here. >> all right. i guess i'll go. thanks geraldo. good seeing ya. >> he's in trouble. >> i'm not that impressed. i don't feel there is a vision. >> but it is embarrassing to me. >> it doesn't make sense or look like it would fly but you never know. ♪ >> hi, i'm greg gutfeld. thank you for not watching lifetime. all repeats any way. tonight on the show -- her grande mouth and hatred for america and doughnuts. question, is life in prison too ariana grande? and the scientist shamed out of his job after jokes were taken out of context. guess we won't have the c