. >> greg: this is what i love about college basketball. folks, you don't have to have the most talent to win games. you just need guys who understand what it takes to be successful and who commits to it. connaughton has been committed today. >> ian: duke has missed its last six three-pointers. and a foul called against the blue devils. what a turn here in south bend. >> greg: there's a reason why they say three seconds in the paint. the irish have owned the interior right now they are in control. super bowl 48 is coming, and bud light is throwing you quite a show. ♪ we'll run the spread ♪ i'll throw the ball ♪ we'll bring a blitz ♪ i'll change the call ♪ and we will be the team to win it all ♪ [ male announcer ] not that kind of show. this kind of show. use your fanzone app for your chance to unlock the ultimate vip weekend. we're turning a luxury cruise liner into the bud light hotel in new york city wheru'e yoll party with ceitlebr ties,op music artists, and see super bowl xlviii. download the fanzone app today. bud light. here we go. wi

sometimes i wish i was your sock, greg. and then i could be with you every step of the way. >> that's romantic. all right. anyway, don't let your pot go to pot. it is time once again for -- >> wait a minute. >> sherrod, we keep using things over and over again. that's the essence of our show. >> oh man. >> how fitting you would interrupt this segment. colorado has legalized marijuana, but you still want take it on a plane. now one airport is putting up amnesty boxes for people who didn't know that. it is similar to the ones they have for people who drop off things like pocket knives, saysers and babies. they say they will help people who don't want to miss their flights, but don't want to pay a $2500 fine foregoing that -- for going to jail. bottom line, get high on the way to the airport. >> that's gorgeous. >> robin williams is getting harrier. sherrod, i know you would never, ever bring pot on the plane. you won't stop talking anyway. will this lead to people stepping outside and smoke their weed before they get on the p

greg was schiffal russ and gave me his -- one more question for greg? is pot an aphrodisiac? do you do that to me? why do you have that power. [laughter] >> oh, you, oh, you. [ laughter ] of course, a girl like dana she's not going to have just one suitor. >> it's a game of high stakes international chess so i put together a big old chess board right here. can camera two take this. >> we want to take you through how we're dealing with the flu. >> i have to do this. >> what is that? is that ketchup? >> really eric prop comedy? that's not going to work on dana. this isn't 1980 and you ain't no gallagher. [ laughter ] besides greg and dana's love couldn't be denied. not that others didn't try to put them apart. [laughter] which brings us to our story's villain, a man with a soul so dark he couldn't divide greg and dana's happiness. he knew exposing their secret love would be a scandal the likes of which the world had never seen. and on the day the five were outside grilling meat that's just what bob did. >> if we put him on here -- >> that would be the best meat you've ever had.

greg? >> peter doocy in washington, thanks very much. >>> more than 300 passengers and crew members on a royal caribbean cruiseship are sick. the centers for disease control reporting some kind of stomp mass virus -- stomach virus. they are docked in the virgin islands. health officials will board any moment now. on board they will review medical records as well as cleaning and sanitation procedures. authorities are not yet confirming whether it is the norovirus. >>> gun makers fighting back against california's newest gun law. it is aimed at making streets safer. now top manufacturer smith & wesson say they are pulling its newest products off the store shelves arguing the law is only meant to make handguns obsolete and harder to sell. will car -- will carr is live in our newsroom with more. >> to say this is a contentious issue right now in california is putting it lightly. w45* it does is requires microstamping on new and redesigned guns. what that means is the technology imprints the mak

muhammad and greg, don't go away. another week and reminder if you put it online, you are risking your privacy. snapchat let's you share pictures or videos that disappear after a few seconds. this week, a group of hackers says it accessed information for 4.6 million of those snapchat users. they posted some of that information online, including partial phone numbers and user names. the hackers claimed no malicious intent saying they want to send a message that we trust companies with our information and they should be more careful with it. for more stories that matter to your money, give me 60 seconds on the block. >> it's a 50% raise this year for netflix ceo. a $3 million salary and $3 million allowance for stock options. netflix was the top stock in the s&p last year up nearly 300%. big donations. 15 individual gifts of $100 million or more last year. that is four more than 2012. mark zuckerberg made the biggest donation. facebook shares valued at almost $1 billion. to the silicon valley community foundation. zappo

all of them insist they're not taliban and that greg mortenson was not kidnapped. gave us another photo of the group with mortenson holding the ak-47. one of the men, mansur khan mahsud, is the research director of a respected think tank in islamabad and has produced scholarly articles published in the u.s. until recently, he had no idea that he had been shown as a kidnapper in a best-selling book. >> that's me. >> we spoke with mahsud via skype. he told us that he and the other people in the photograph were mortenson's protectors in waziristan, not his abductors. the story, as mr. mortenson tells it, is that he was held for eight days and won you over by asking for a koran and promising to build schools in the area. is that true? >> this is totally false, and he is lying. he was not kidnapped. >> who are these people that are also in the picture? >> some are my cousin. some are our friends from our village. >> well, why do you think mr. mortenson would write this? >> to sell his book. [ticking] >> coming up, greg mortenson under fire from his former board treasure

i'm greg gutfeld.nyway, tonight's topic, "time" magazine says the slider rtz most influential burgers of all time. i'm not so sure about that, "time" the square fatty was the firstburg tore spawn a fast-food empire. the second most influential was mcdonalds followed by in-n-out and the burger king whopper. i saw you shaking your head like a crazy lady. i haven't seen the evidence of that, but what is your take on this? >> if the white castle burger was so influential why is everything else around? >> wendy's. >> wendy's has more curved corners. i don't eat burgers. >> you don't eat burgers ? >> no, i eat a lot. >> what is your favorite? >> fast-food, the whopper. >> because it is flame broiled? >> yes jie. do you believe it is actually flame broiled? >> no, but in my head. >> burger king, the best thing they do, chicken sandwich. it is perfect, the bun, the mayo. >> i like their vegetarian burger. >> you are a vegetarian that puts you at a disadvantage. not only with this show, but life. >> i still kil

. >>> hello, everyone, i'm dana perino in for greg gutfeld. tonight on "red eye." >> have dogs finally come to a traj jill truce with goats, or did a rogue puppy ruin months of tense negotiations? and how does the vice president feel about the local pizza hut discontinuing the lunch buffet? >> it is ridiculous. we can't let it stand. >> and finally, vcr's could they actually be worth millions? the three-hour investigative segment you never knew you wanted next. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> and now let's welcome our guest. i am here with ann coulter, author and columnist. her latest book is called "never trust a liberal over three, especially a republican." tv's andy levy and rapper ra the rugged man. his latest album is called "legends never die." and next to me is began advice mcginness. his book "the death of cool" is now available on paperback. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. hey, greg, i am glad other people won't be joining the tank. >> did a dui make him cry? it is day 849 of -- >> well, it is the story th

i'm greg -- i'm eric bolling with bob bob, greg gutfeld, dana perino and kimberly guilfoyle. >> just a few hours left until the new year and so let's get the party started. kimberly and bob will kick off the all american party at times square at 9:00 p.m. tonight. they will tell you what they have on tap so stay tuned but 2013 was a big year for the five. our producers have picked some of their favorite moments from the past year. we're here to show you. this is clip number one. and this is k.g. with her reaction to bob's confession. >> boxer or briefs? >> what about you bob? >> nothing. >> oh. >> what is the follow-up question? >> oh, god, it is so close to me. >> that is the funniest moment in the three years we've been on. >> so bob, i never look at you the same. >> but you didn't ask what i was talking about. >> we all know. commando. >> no, it was like speedos. >> now you are changing it. >> is that better? >> bob in a speedo or nothing at all, which is worse? >> not too far off. >> please wear that for new year's eve tonight. >> i will remember that. it was quite an experience.

back in a moment. >> from greg? >> from greg. honestly, i'm a little old fashioned.g. all my students have the bra new surface has a real keyboard, so they can do real work. they c use bing smartsearch to find anything in the world... or last night's assignment. and the battery lasts and lasts, so afterchool ey can skype, play games, and my favorite...do homework. change is looking pretty good after all. ♪ change is looking pretty good after all. wow, this hoh no.s amazing. who are you? who are you? wrong answer. wait, daddy, this is blair, he booked this room with priceline express deals and saved a ton. yeah, i didn't have to bid i got everything i wanted. oh good i always do. oh good he seemed nice. express deals. priceline savings without the bidding. super bowl with friends or people who pretend to be friends, here's some rules whether you're the guest of the host. if you're throwing a party with anything less than a 19-inch screen, it better be in jail. don't wear a jersey. you're a grown man with responsibilities. it's just weird at this point. enough about yo

>> that's right, greg. today's report in the "wall street journal" suggests the enrollment figures do not present an accurate picture. the report is based on surveys of over 4,000 americans. it found only 11% of consumers who purchased under obamacare were under insured. it was to provide insurance to those who didn't have it. now it appears those who the law was most intended to serve are not enrolling. the journal found of the 2.2 million people who sought to enroll in the exchange through december 28th, at least two-thirds were covered through private health insurance plans or employer plans. it is one of the republicans -- one of the reasons republicans are pushing the obamacare. >> the first act would make it so every single american has the feasibility to purchase coverage. tax deductions, tax credits, refundable tax credits, advancable refundable tax credits or coupons. basically making it so everyone has the incentive so they can purchase what they can't for their family and not what the government

oh, greg is short. i think we all know that i am short. >> just a reminder. >>> has the old ford been restored? toronto's crack-smoking mayor is back and backier than ever. he was ranting incoherently in a jaw may can't -- jamaican accent. the video was taken early tuesday morning in a steak house. >> [inaudible] >> he is so wasted he thinks he is in a steak house. that's not a steak house. i don't even know what that is. but it is not in america. maybe it is canada because they don't care about our giant steaks. he admitted he was out and drinking. let's go live to this cat. oh i didn't see that one coming. that's like the exorcist of felines. brooke, are you canadian. he is kind of now a folk hero. >> the pride of toronto, what can i say? >> what is your take on him? does he is higher as -- aspirations insped of darrin assisted of meth? >> he is running again. we confirmed he likes to drink because his brother was coming out saying he wasn't drinking anymore. now we know he likes to drink. he has this

greg and dana were total opposites.y should never have even been seated together, but once they were electric. >> you okay. >> how do you have that power? >> she's not going to have just one suitor. >> it's a game of high stakes international chess, so i put together a big old chessboard right here. can camera two take this because this is what you agreed to wear. >> really eric boling, prop comedy. that's not going to work on dana. greg and dana's love couldn't be denied. not that others didn't try to pull them apart. >> we put gutfeld on here, we could -- no. >> that will be the best meat you ever have h. >> i'm sure it would be. that's what dana tells me. >> turns out greg and dana had worse problems than scum bob big pants. >> i want to wish a happy ninth anniversary to my wife elana. >> he has a wife. you have a wife? you've broken all the hearts. just take mine. i don't need it anymore. >> i have like about 40 seconds left on here to talk, but i can't. >> it was great. she was hilarious. >> it's an amazing tribute

greg is trying to get in here but here's the thing. like getting into wars anymore than you do. if you're going to do it and spend trillions of dollars and expend lives, finish the job. make sure they're done. >> one of the strategies that has been most successful is denying al qaeda a safe haven from which to plot and plan. if you look at this from a geopolitical point, in addition to the situation in iraq, you have a problem of it possibly spreading into syria. then you have a completely different problem. this would be a big victory for iran. i think that we have every reason to try to fight them because they are -- we are expecting the iraqis to fight that. greg, i want to ask you about a media question. this is a pattern. if you opposed a policy of the obama administration, obama care, stimulus plan, even on the pullout of iraq you were labeled all sorts of things, one of them, racist, that you were rooting for failure of the obama administration. does the media have to go back and look at, well, wait, perhaps some of these critic

>> the ostrich. >> greg?. >> can i make a serious statement about the super bowl and how sexist it is that not in the history of the super bowl has there been one women player, no transgender umpires or aphrodite cheerleaders. it is for the homophobic, gun-loving freak. >> which one did you like? >> i like the ostrich. >> i think the ostrich was super cute and had great facial expressions. >> the one i liked was called brown finger and you didn't see it. soon the bowl championship series is going to be the last one before the playoffs but that is florida state versus auburn, the spread is 8.5. >> florida state. >> where are you going? i -- i think auburn. 8.51 a l-- 8.51 a lot of points >> which team played isn't? isn't there a game tonight? at that game dirks beptly is playing at the halftime. but auburn is going to win and i already picked that again. >> can you show me the logos. i strictly go by logos for this game. do we have them? i don't know. i find the one on the right, the letters deeply offensive t

i'm greg -- i'm eric bolling with bob bob, greg gutfeld, dana perino and kimberly guilfoyle. >> justew hours left until the new year and so let's get the party started. kimberly and bob will kick off the all american party at times square at 9:00 p.m. tonight. they will tell you what they have on tap so stay tuned but 2013 was a big year for the fi

down time, greg?ul. >> all right. what do i do in my down time? i don't have any down time. oh, i watched the greatest movie i've ever seen called "the act of killing" which i watched last night. they got these indonesia mass murderers, it's a documentary that killed over 2.5 million people and had them reenact their crimes in a movie. it is quite possibly the greatest movie i've seen in my life. it blew my mind. 2 1/2 hours. get it on itunes. it's fantastic. >> "wolf of wall street." >> it was wild. >> it's wild. >> the cub of wall street for a film prequel. >>> your second one, greg, how has marriage changed your opinions of some things. >> of marriage? >> 20 seconds or less. >> the interesting -- interesting thing about marriage is that there is no book written about it that is honest. it will never be written. >> why don't you write it? >> no, because i want to live. >> and stay married. >> and stay married. no one will ever actually break the code and say, this is what it's like. instead, they'll

and richard, and greg cook, co-founder and ceo of stone brewing company. well, you guys and your market segment, greg cook, continue to grow at a time when the rest of the industry, if you'll excuse the pun, is flat. what is the problem? i hear this under current of narrative of loss every time one of your compatriots sells out to a big brewing giant as an ah shucks instead of chest thumping high five situation. >> the idea that we shouldn't expect more and that we just want less, we're changing that notion into we actually deserve more and we deserve better. as you know compatriots fighting on the front line of great beer in this country when one of us decides to go to the other side of the line it is a disappointing loss sometimes. >> let's talk about that other side of the line, bill butcher. from what you've seen so far, and there have been several acquisitions of smaller brewers by smaller ones, have they tampered with the recipes? have they tea tampered with the spirit. >> i'm not sure what they've done with the recipes. our brewery is less than thre

greg is here today, greg has been working in sales for 30 years. when he lost his job in december 2011 for the first time in his life he found himself struggle to go capitalize on decades of work experience. after months of sending out resumes, pounding the payment, greg's unemployment insurance ran out. and he began like eric described to start feeling hopeless and start feeling useless, and last year he got hooked up with an organization called skills for chicagolands future, which actually got its start thanks in part to the great work of penny, our secretary of commerce as well as my former chief of staff rahm emanuel, and so this intermediary trains folks like greg with the skills they need to get placed right away in one of the local companies. and just two weeks after enrolling, greg was back on the job, helping people get signed up for the health insurance they need and greg said, scf made me feel relevant again, like i have something to offer. so today, more than 80 of the nation's largest businesses, over 200 small and medium sized busine

greg? >> peter, thanks very much. >> fox news extreme weather alert now and historic breeze that hasn't been seen in the better part of 40 years now digging its teeth from midwest to the northeast. fresh snow is polling in making conditions worse in several places like missouri. there is a picture there along with frigid air. janice dean has more on this record cold. >> thanks, greg. yes. we are talking about historic temperatures. take a look at our morning lows across the northern planes and upper midwest and great lakes. international falls, minus 31. these are actual air temperatures. not windchill. minus 28 in minneapolis on monday morning. minus 14 in chicago. minus 22 in green bay. playing one of the coldest nfl games in green bay this afternoon. look at forecast windchill. by 9:00 a.m. monday, we are talking about wind chills, feels-lishg temperatures. minus 40 to minus 50-degree range which sin credible. historic. record breaking. look at chicago. daytime high for tomorrow will be

greg thought so, too. liked that a lot. >> i -- i'm torn because, you know, i'm not watching the game at all. i'm protesting it because i find the names of the teams to be highly offensive. if you look at broncos, it refers to a farrell untrained horse, referring to young men as minorities as wild rough beasts to me is disgusting. the seahawk, basically a bird of prey which is aggressive and a violent creature, again, it's like calling a man a land maggot, the fact that we're actually showing this game on fox makes me sick to my stomach. >> why don't you are -- you sit home and watch "little house on the prairie." and report in on that on monday. >> there are no words and seriously not enough medication to handle your issues. what did you think of the puppy one? you love it, right? that's the cutest ad. >> yeah, it's adorable, but there are a lot of great ads. >> which other ones do you like. two more, a volkswagen one. >> can you roll one of those and i want to tell the little trivia on super bowl ad pric

greg, the way i understand i sp democrats' voice, right? >> this is one of those common intentionally misconstrueants by vile weirdos. this only happens to conservatives. he was saying women he would talk to are tired of democrats treating them like dependent creatures. he's not saying they are dependent creatures. that's why conservatives, all of us -- bob, sorry -- all of us must try harder because we will always have a target on our back, and they will shoot at you, not just when you're wrong but especially you're right. they will go after you because he is right. that's why they went after him. >> hang in there, bob. i have to go to ang on this one. they circle the wagons all day long on the other networks, all the politicos, all the pundits are saying huckabee clearly was talking about his feelings, and he wasn't, was he? >> he was talking about his feelings. the first part of his statement, i thought, was very good. there's a point in which he should have stopped. he hit the nail on the head, and really, women did show, not all women,

. >> greg, what about you? >> go ahead. >> i was going to say this proves again how awesome the irish are, how tough they are. we thought it was going to be colder, no problem. i love that, those are my people. >> greg, do you have a any questions? >> a lot of fans of the irish people. what about the australians. >> i just got back from l.a. i want to ask those people from l.a. why now come to new york? >> yeah, why come to new york when it's 8 degrees, l.a.? >> i love the cold but i don't know about it anymore. >> no one was expecting 8 degrees. >> the mid wesz, seriously, what are you doing here? >> going to maryland. >> it's cold. >> we're going into a nice, warm studio. >> don't get stiff on us now. >> i want to turn to greg gutfeld. greg, the polar vortex. what do you think of all of this? i know you don't like to wear so much clothing. >> for one thing, it sounds like some kind of a move an ice skater would make, a triple polar vortex. what bothers me is the polar bear. if you are a polar bear that has to

we have a much higher bar. >> of course, greg, we're looking for it. but that means you ought not say it. >> can i get in here? shouldn't mike be able to say that? exactly what he said without being absolutely abused by the left? >> you can say whatever you want, but you have to understand if you're going to give a big speech like that, everybody is speculating whether huckabee is going to run in 2016. you're going to address the rnc at their big convention. this is a speech everyone wanted to see. so as the speaker, you have an obligation to say, all right, what is the message i want people to walk away with? he had a good one, which is that republicans are waging a war for women. that's what we should have wa walked away with. whoever was editing the speech, and even if it was him, when you read through, you need somebody like me who will say, libido? no, if you say libido in a speech as a republican man, that is the only word that people are going to remember. so he had a really good speech, and i know it's a word that's like, i guess it rolls off t

let's talk about inequality. >> greg, greg, now you are opening a whole other door here. bottom line women are better at men than just about everything on the planet and better negotiators and problem solvers. it has been proven in ivy league study after ivy league study. this will take a little time. >> i like her so i agree. >> nothing beyonce said was wrong. >>> coming up, the c block. tonight's c block is sponsored by combine. the power operated machines -- >> love it. midwest girl here. >> that's great. thanks, combine. you're welcome, greg. i would like to harvest you. that's weird. no you're weird. this isn't the time or place. no, you're not the time or place. >> that doesn't make sense. >> do you have any cocaine? >> all he ever wants from me. first he makes compliments and then asks for coke. i give it to him because i am stupid. what is up with justin bieber? according to reports, not nothing. >>> all right, let's get to it. it is day 649 of -- i'm thinking of changing the name of the show to unrest. >> i like. it. >> it is a good idea. that's all we do. it is

greg, you pointed this out over the weekend. bama girl. >> she said she would do it again because their were taunting her son. this is an interesting point. sporting events are the only place left where you can taunt people. taunting never leads to anything positive. it's one thing that can make you violent. you may be a nonviolent person, but if someone starts taunting you because your only difference is you like a different team, you could kill a person. it has happened. i think she's mother of the year. >> if i was the son, i would be so embarrassed my mom is so selfish, she had to fight the battle. >> they had no idea she was going to fight, which is why i couldn't of like her. >> you don't think she was drinking? >> she said she had a couple, but she wasn't intoxicated. >> alabama fans are unbelievable. >> where is her husband? what happened? he's like, go, babe, get them. i don't know. >> you don't want to be the coach of alabama if you lose a game because they're taunt you for the entire season. >> that was the expected n

>> he had really nice things to say about greg.many thing nice things to say about bob beckel. >> and he loves the girls. >> we're big fans of yours, and happy birthday. >> and by the way, he has the best wife. beth is incredible. >> and robin, his sidekick, is also a fan of "the five." >> maybe we can work something out. greg, you're up. >> you know, january 14th is probably one of my favorite days of the year, perhaps in my entire existence. all i think about january 14th because it's the birthday for the best and coolest newsman in the world, and i talk about mr. shep smith, who turns a spry 40 today. look at him. he's fantastic. and i got him a gift. it's my new book "not cool" which is available on order at amazon or wherever fine books are sold. shep, it's not out yet, but i just ordered it for you and it will be coming to fox news. >> you had to use shepherd's birthday to sell your book? >> you're shameless. >> it should be called "shameless" by greg gutfield. >> that's a good idea for a follow-up. >> where should we get it?

greg kinnear, his new show is called "rake." we'll be right back.he human race is filled with passion. and medicine, law, business, engineering - these are noble pursuits and necessary to sustain life. but poetry, beauty, romance, love - these are what we stay alive for. to quote from whitman, "o me, o life of the questions of these recurring. of the endless trains of the faithless. of cities filled with the foolish. what good amid these, o me, o life? answer: that you are here. that life exists and identity. that the powerful play goes on, and you may contribute a verse." "that the powerful play goes on, and you may contribute a verse." what will your verse be? we had a crv and then we had the pilot. you got more with the ford escape... i'm glad we got the escape and we switched. yay! for me, it was driving the ford escape... it's that foot-activated liftgate... and i don't have to do all this... yeah, i'm filling up a lot less than i did with my honda... woooh! if you were to compare the honda crv to this... i definitely like the ford better... aw

>> pretty dangerous, greg. a boat full of cannibal rats where the strongest rats have survived, lands in america, starting breeding with our rats. now we have super rats. >> it's like an accelerated evolution of killer rats. >> it's like we're breeding super rats. it's the worst. >> it is the worst. what should you do if you come face-to-face with a cannibal rat? >> that would probably mean you're on this boat, so i say scuttle the ship, you'll be a hero. >> that's heroic. all right, next story. this is interesting. a rhode island middle school is warning parents about a growing trend of teens snorting or smoking smarties candy. joe, is this a gateway drug or gateway to fun? >> probably a gateway drug, greg. most of the people who tried big league chew in the '80s are dead or in jail. i don't have the stats on that. >> do you have any statistics to pack that up? >> no, we'll have to get more on that. i don't do a lot of research. i just go by my instinct. >> but your instinct the to be terrified, so research pr

i to you. >> he agrees with me, greg. >> to me it is a slippery slope. i don't get high, but i don't -- and i own a gun, but i worry that i huff glade and i own a catapult. >> the air freshener? >> yes. i am afraid they will take my catapult away if they see me huffing glade. i got rid of my last gun before i moved because it was a pain in the neck. >> why? >> in new york it is hard. >> i thought you had a musket. i don't have anywhere to put this. >> sherrod brought up alcohol. you don't read about anybody getting stoned and taking out their gun and shooting their friends. you do read about people getting drunk and doing stupid things with firearms. the whole thing is ridiculous. >> give weed a chance. >> did you just say that out loud? >> since we have a film critic here i am going to say that the choice between guns and weed is a sophie's choice. >> wow. >> i didn't even see the movie. >> all right, i know it had meryl streep or glen close. >> that was the choice. >> i still don't know what is going on. he still grapples with adams apples. hip hop lum

day in and day out, a fiscal conservative like greg abbot is going to carry the day and greg has beens been the supreme court, he has been the attorney general, he is a very clear, pro-growth, pro-free market type of an individual that texans are going to be comfortable with. he is going to do quite well. >> i don't think that's the fight we are seeing, like that that discussion you just had was on the issues. what we are seeing is an incredible amount of mudslinging where on the one side the state senator wendy davis problems apparently fudging her bioand that's gone sort of texas style big all over the state then you have use of the marks stabbed i don't know code for greg abbot is in a wheelchair. once that became an issue, it would have been plight for -- polite to call and say look i had never to do with it. this has gotten down and dirty. >> i think you will see that happen from time to time when there is a clear frontrunner in this race, greg abbot is the clear frontrunner. is he going to win the race. and a lot of people will try to stir up something just to, you know, get a s

coming back with greg fleming. >> in a moment, we are going to be speaking to greg and we will also speako the woman who runs the idw group and she knows where all the big jobs are. ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers" with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. >> welcome back. i'm stephanie ruhle. it is a problem in every industry but it is magnified on wall street because of the money involved. how do you keep your best performers? morgan stanley's greg fleming is back and i want to bring in a dear friend, ilana weinstein, the top headlines are -- headhunter and ceo of idw group. in the last two years you said here with eric and i and you talk about people leaving the bank and going to the buy side. what is the trend right now? the chasm between compensation on the sell side on the buy side -- and by that, i mean the hedge funds that that's ahe majority of very small percent of the hedge funds but 80% of assets under management in industry, it is enormous and compensation. it has never been bigger, that divide. >> if you think about all the , horrible

i'll take the ninth graders. >> greg, you're next. what do you like to do in your down time, greg?l. you're talking to america. >> all right, what do i do in my down time? i don't have down time. i watched the greatest movie i have ever seen called "the act of killing" which i watched last night. a movie in which they got these indonesian mass murderers, a documentacy, that killed over 2.5 million people and had them re-enact their driem in a movie. it's quite possibly the best movie i have ever seen in my life. it will probably win an oscar this year. it blew my mind. 2:30. get it on itunes. >> saw it on wall street. >> i saw that. >> the cub of wall street for film people. very good. your second one, greg, is how has emergency changed your opinions of some things? >> wow. >> of marriage? >> 20 seconds or less. >> the interesting thing about marriage is that there is no book written about it that is honest. and it will never be written. >> so why don't you write it? >> because i want to live. >> and stay married. >> and stay married, but no one will actually break the code and say

greg hicks declined to talk to us. his lawyer said he is not under criminal investigation. >> in his response to the civil complaint. hicks stated that he never knowingly created a false statement. home america is long gone. shattered and bankrupted in 2009. >> it made you feel like you were working for a crook. it was like an illegal feeling. >> i felt after i worked there, i was embarrassed to tell anyone that i worked there. >> friddle and the other whistle belower came forward and told the government what was going on in 2006. >> years before the subprime implosion of 2008. but it took the government years to act. and at home america, it was business as unusual. >> so basically they were allowed to do business for two years. >> with nobody taking a claser look. >> no. >> and no oversight. >> the writing was all over the walls. i don't know why it was ignored and not brought up, but i believe that we all pay the price for that. people with nothing to do with this, pay the price for it. >> an"america tonight" sheila

she writes the language used in the video about greg abbott is abhorrent.has persevered through personal challenges to raise a family have a productive career and for that he deserves our request. texas deserves better quality and depth of character to represent their families. he says being in a wheelchair has only made him a better public servant. >> the accident that put me in this wheelchair when i was 26 years old has helped me understand the challenges the people in texas and across this country face every day. >> abbott said his campaign did not attack davis or have anything to do with her personal story being picked apart this week. the time line has been refined abbott says are just distractions. >> elizabeth prann, thanks. >>> communication satellites just got bigger. an unmanned rocket blasting into the sky carrying the latest tracking and relay satellites. they are used to support the international space station allowing for continuous two-way contact with those on board. 9 system is so vital it is considered a national asset. the next series wi

greg still baby sits. >> it's amazing.n a 49-year-old man shows up to baby sit, they're often quite concerned, especially when they didn't call you. >> and you're not wearing pants. >> i disagree with this. i think they shouldn't get a job until they're 26. if you're going to be on your parents' insurance, i don't want you to get hurt. i think you should stay at home in your pajamas and talk like this, oh, my god, i don't have to work today. i'm going to read rollingstone.com. >> can't you envision greg in pajamas. >> do we have to? >> go to my website. >> you started working in your restaurant at 3, right? >> 9. >> oh, my god, really? >> i was a bus girl. i used to clean the tables. stan there with a bus pan and clean the tables and clean up children's cheerios which they drop on the floor, parents, pick up the cheerios, please. that's a pain. >> i'm all for this. i started work when i was very young. i worked on a garbage truck, which is probably not surprising. i did -- i was a dishwasher. all that stuff, before i was 1

greg? >>> some possible legal troubles now swirling around new jersey governor chris christie and his staff. this week it was revealed that one of his aides ordered that three lanes on the george washington bridge be closed for days as punishment because of the mayor of ft. lee would not endorse christie's run for governor. now the u.s. attorney said he's going to look into whether they violated any federal laws. what could this mean for the governor and his staffers? richard st. paul is a defense attorney and joins us. good to see you both. >> good to see you. >> let's begin with the federal stuff. it's very interesting. we'll put it up on the screen. a civil lawsuit can be filed for depriving people of their freedom of movement and that is a right that's long been upheld by the supreme court. then you've got potential crimes, conspiring to deprive people of their rights. >> abuse of power, a exactly. we're talking about the aides here whether christie knew or did not know what his aides d