>> greg: welcome back to our radio and tv simulcast. the audition of terelle pryor to make the seahawk has concluded as they've brought in b.j. daniels in at quarterback, former 49er, seven round pick. plus the deep touchdown pass. daniels can run. he runs like pryor. runs the read option, keeps it, come back from the hole. neiko thorpe will reach him from behind. what a run! >> tom: well, he better be able to run. he's not very tall, only 5'11". that's what wilson is but that was an impressive run, the field part. >> greg: he came back on a complete reversal from the other side of the field. first and ten. seahawks on the 37. he juggled the snap from center. and a handoff to bronson for a short gain. his numbers at south florida, from tallahassee florida and the niners got into the seventh round. and he had some, sighting moments for tackle earlier now. apparently not. side arms it. there by spencer hadler. no flag down. >> jim: this game is far from over for a lot of these guys who are still trying to make this team and show what they

. >> greg. >> yes. we have a contract if vallejo he was a cannabis there. >> when you stepped away and trying to do your card check neutrality or campaign effort was that in 2006 or - >> yeah. i'm not sure of the timing but. >> when you were making the effort to organize the shop and at this time was it possible that state is something euyou might consider. >> sure if the code ethic is followed we're not going to break the rules and regulations. >> thank you. next speaker. step forward. >> good evening madam speaker and board members i'm ed, i submit to you well over 35 speaker cards in opposition to the granting of the license to have the permit to daniel mendez. i ask those in opposition please stand at this point. those ladies and gentlemen, are san francisco residents looking for safe access and not going to find it today at the wellness will i'm a member of the united local 5. and i'm also the committee chair of the california soon to be apprentice program i too am a collective member anothers wate

greg and i both lived in allentown.sed the peace and quiet and everybody is really nice and the prices are really low. >> king george hotel -- >> the chicken lounge we talked about this before. >> the pied piper. >> this was for andrea also. what's your favorite exercise and why? >> i get this same question. my favorite exercise, i would say probably running. what's so funny about that. >> i was going to guess. >> you sicko. >> not that. i thought aerobics or yoga. >> eric, this is from christine, if you had to change occupations what would you do? >> i would be in politics. >> do you have an announcement to make? >> no, do i not. >> will you do it on this show. >> it was baseball, trading, tv and the next thing would be politics. >> if you had -- same one. eric i love your watch. who is your jeweller? >> my wife is my jeweller. she bought eight for me. >> that thing weighs about 30 pounds. >> we got to go. my fool of the week and a programming note we'll be back here tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. a lot of unrest in mis

we'll start with greg. >> it's time for -- greg's secrets to happiness.ou know, let's roll this tape here. >> oh, my god. >> when you have idle hands it leads to nothing but destruction, self-destruction, looting. one of the key solutions is sports and recreation. i have it on good authority that this goat, if he wasn't playing soccer would have knocked over a liquor store. he now got involved in sports, learned a trade and has three kids. >> we'll figure out what that lesson is after the show. k.g. is next. >> i have a good one. it doesn't involve the royals although american royalty madonna, all 16 of the icons that were named in month dan joj -- madonna ae's vogue was lauren bacall. >> eric. >> this morning i was on "fox & friends" and there was a 13-year-old girl who is only the 17th female to enter the little league series in 70 years of that championship. she throws a 70 mile-per-hour fast ball and curveballs and challenged me if she win she will pitch against me. >> are you nervous. >> we don't have a picture. you know what? i'm going to point to c

greg shep is the epitomize of the honest medical cannabis provider it's my understanding that greg shep has been given the run run around and it's my sincere hope and belief that the commission will error open the do of the kind of professional we need and president in the medical cannabis field. thank you very much. >> thank you duo do you care to state your name for the record. >> i'm susan tip of the iceberg even. >> any public comment on that item? >> okay. thank you mr. pacheco can you switch to the other microphone if we're going to use that other microphone if you like and hello, everyone. >> my name is brenda r vi suffer from various medical problems but yo go into that. i was a member of the waterfall and there was a supervisor running that and i can't tell you all the names it got so terrible to bad that i left and i said i don't want to go into there there were employees engaging into their own products so i left and went simplifier i went to ocean street it was rebuilt and there was a person there they were very, very nice i went into the store and explored think medications

>> exactly. >> reporter: no one went to check on greg.never bothered to put their ear to the door, heard any moaning or anything, nothing. >> reporter: the next day, even when they see a body carried out on a gurney from the room next door, they say nothing. >> this is not an accident, you know? this is a murder. >> he pulled that freaking trigger. i sat right there and watched him do it. >> reporter: the only man missing at confession central was the shooter himself. watch as apple and brennan have steinmetz call the gunman. steinmetz urges mueller to turn himself in. >> i said they probably are going to come and get your ass. i don't, i don't know. but now that they know the truth and everything, you should probably try to make some kind of effort, you know? >> reporter: listen in as mueller realizes they figured it out. >> oh [ bleep ]. i mean, they're going to come and get me. >> reporter: he pleads no contest to a charge of manslaughter, a judge sentencing him to 10 years in prison. the others are not charged. >> i don't think he did

the research was conducted by the greg gutfeld institution.actually done by sews y'all gists at -- sociologists at nyu who looked at how a man's height affects their relationships. they do more housework and earn a greater household income and less likely to get divorced and it is probably due to their abnormally large member -- ship in clubs. joe app, did you ever -- joanne, did you ever date a short man, and don't count martin short. >> i am 5 foot 6, 5 foot 7 which is in the short range. i don't like really tall. 6 foot 2 and taller it freaks me out. i think some has to do with the woman's father. as awful as that sounds, if you have a tall father, you are probably going to be on the taller side, but you won't want to date someone super short. you are looking for someone like your father. >> why do you think shorter men are better than tall people like you? >> greg, it is interesting. this study spawned a lot of stories. they had the same title. the study said women prefer taller men one was titled short men make better boyfriends. the reas

i hope not. >> greg, you're up, my man. >> it is time for -- greg's secrets to happiness. >> happinesspiness. >> roll it! come on! there it is. check this out. chipmunk is eating almonds. look at its cheeks. cheeks are getting huge. look at how fat his cheeks are. they're about to burst. the secret to happiness, little chipmunk, don't rush it, slow down. you're not even tasting the food you're eating. the secret to life is savor every moment. come back. have some more. there you go. that's my secret to happiness. >> that looks like us in the green room. >>> "tyrant" final episode, great stuff. here's a little taste. no spoiler. >> i gave you a second chance to love me. >> i do love you. >> you do not get to use that word. >> okay. very quickly but something caught my eye. roll that videotape right there. watch this. this is in the u.s. embassy. that's the ambassador to this country. check out the flag. look at the flag. the flag is flown upside down. "tyrant" producers, what are you doing? what are they trying to tell us? i need to know. >>> lieutenant alonzo cushing who was at gettysb

greg is right. it's traditionally the white liberal groups that do this for political gain. >> now, that's not fair. >> there are others that are not al sharpton of the world that do this thing because they think they are doing the right thing. but most liberals really do care -- they are not al sharpton. you know, he gets out there. >> so why aren't the white liberals in chicago? >> because they are afraid to go to a community where there is a gang war going on over drugs. >> very nice a-block, bob. i found you to be reasonable and almost appealing. >> love it. i love it. >> i don't know about appealing. that's a compliment right here. >>> next on "the five," investigators may be close to closing in on the identity of the main suspect in the beheading of james foley. >>> and later, an update on the terrifying earthquake in california. back to you. where do what are you doing with scratch craigthat key jake? i'm thinking of scratching your car. well, you should stop thinking that. you're a little to

greg, how do you feel about this?> you might automatically think i would be a big business guy. >> automatically i would think that. >> i have no issue with the whistleblower act. this is our money. you are talking about taxpayer money. they have recovered $46 billion to this act. do they catch it all? no. again, it is specific to taxpayer money, i have no issue. >> are not cases of abuse? will you not see that? >> you will have, in this country, unless there is serious toward reform or something along those lines, you will always have potential fraud. you even see that in the activist community with bill ackman and herbalife. whether there is something there or not, i would rather err on the side of having the mechanism therefore someone to report and recover -- there for someone to report and recover and you have to live with the inefficiencies. these are only government contractors, right? >> that is right. this relates to people doing business with the government. >> does this have any effect on companies that do

she is great. >> we have had greg. we have had peter.re. >> bobbie. >> the brady bunch convention is the meadowlands? >> yes jie. where is that? >> new jersey and tomorrow and sunday as well. >> everybody will be there? >> well not the two girls. not the parents. okay it is just me. it is chris and barry and mike. and robbie who played cousin oliver and some of the people from the movie. >> wow. we have to go. that was great though. you have to check it out "brady bunch" probably the greatest show ever. that includes "gilligan's island". we'll be back. >>> she was just having fun with the little one. a grandmother in ohio where all grandmothers are based is getting crap for posting photos of her granddaughter. one picture shows the 2-year-old with a pacifier duct taped to her cheeks. another has her in a roasting pan with potatoes. police and child services paid a visit out of concern for the kid. the grandmother claimed it was all the baby's idea. >> we are not horrible people that they are making us out to be. we put a little tape on t

i'm greg gutfeld along with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel. this is the five. >>> uk prime minister david cameron upped the terror threat level to severe. i bet he's not clear about the source of the threat we face. >> let's be clear about the source of the threat we face. the terrorist threat was not created by the iraq war ten years ago. it existed even before the horrific attacks on 9/11 themselves some time before the iraq war. the root cause

she is great. >> we have had greg. we have had peter. somewhere. >> bobbie. >> the brady bunch convention is the meadowlands? >> yes jie. where is that? >> new jersey and tomorrow and sunday as well. >> everybody will be there? >> well not the two girls. not the parents. okay it is just me. it is chris and barry and mike. and robbie who played cousin oliver and some of the people from the movie. >> wow. we have to go. that was great though. you have to check it out "brady bunch" probably the greatest show ever. that includes "gilligan's island". we'll be back. know duct tape is not always great for skin. >> believe me. >> i was a little concerned about the baby's skin on that one. >> if you rip it off, oh it hurts for days. >> you have to put powder underneath. it leaves telltale marks. >> the creepier picture was her feeding milk to a roast. >> that was disgusting. i like what you did there. might want to write that down on a card. here is the difference. there are certain people that don't know how facebook works. young people and old

this particular graph i've i'm going to turn it over to greg many say our calls to service 311 >> good afternoon this is a chart i know it's hard to read on the power point it's not report you have towards the back. this is showing how many calls we've received at the office of the treasurer tax clerk from 311. i've offer ladies the time periods in blue is the calls received in 2013 and in orange the calls received in 2014. you'll see that if you look at the data around april and may in april we saw an increase in the calls during the first quarter when we had the first gross receipts fees and if you look at the comparison between 2013 and 2014 we saw a decrease in the number of calls to 311 to our office. another the first week of may we sent out the notice hey, it's time to register we saw a decrease because i'm sure you're aware of you got three or four conversations in our office saying something has changed get ready we've had our outreach and the hundreds of thousands of online impressions and our engagement in the community. so we believe that that really helped us to reduce the

greg? >> this is a story that shep refuses to cover.rutal and disgusting sport of musical chairs. >> oh! >> beautiful. >> oh, gosh. that's great. >> i love a rodeo. >> no one was injured. they had to take the chair out and shoot it. >> the woman running the dog around at the west minister dog show, and she slipped and squished the dog. >> that was a movie. >> i love how you have to keep reminding him that was a movie. >> the movie was made off that woman. >> did that happen in the '70s? >> i don't know, it could have happened in 1890. >> maybe you imagined it. >> quite possibly true. >> andrew cuomo is the democratic governor in the state of new york and he's getting quite a bit of attention but not from the media outlets that typically would give him some coverage for corruption. there's a number of news outlets covering the governor for setting up a commission, the moreland commission in new york to investigate corruption. well, it turns out governor cuomo tried to stop this commission from investigating him. a bit corrupt, i'd say. a

but to greg's point, there's the right, left and middle of this.nd then the people who aren't there. that's most of us. that's what the police chief tried do come out and say, the president is not helping the situation by making comments from the vineyard today. did he get his updates yesterday in between the macarena at the party? i just feel like it didn't help. dana's absolutely right, the president would have been perfect in pitch with his remarks, but instead his comments about excessive force by the police, the police that have resisted using excessive force on sunday night, they backed off on sunday night and it only got worse. to me the president only imflamd the situation. he should have said the reason we can't have this investigation is because we've been too focused on the rioting. stop the rioting and call for peace. >> if you don't mind, we'll give you one perspective, the opposite perspective, and something i think we can all agree on. give us the first one, kevin jackson, first. >> there are many, many more instances of the police d

greg emotional reaction or publicity stunt?happy ending is they both got married in a tasteful ceremony. why are you giving the milk away for free. now you don't have to see the fight. >> you'll tune in to watch the fight. that's the point. >> i stand corrected. >> i think it's fake. >> publicity stunt? >> do you >> this is from the mma. i thought this was the beginning of our show between you and greg. no? >> they will get married afterwards. >> i don't think that's going to happen. >> live together. >> this makes me now want to watch the fight. who would put your chin -- i wouldn't go anywhere near these two guys. that's instigation. >> i consider ultimate fighting the worst sport. >> do you like boxing. >> do i. >> how do you like boxing and not that. >> it used be with boxes before don king came along -- i better be careful here. >> have you literally sat and watched a full night of mma. >> i have. it's the most ridiculous, disgusting thing for a bunch of people who couldn't make it into the boxing ring. >> you better get s

i think greg has a great point.he day before pelosi said republicans hate poor children. >> exactly. nobody ran after her. >> every action causes a reaction. >> i listened to this guy. he said he did his research. he didn't do it. i think he was a former prosecutor. the point was that it was the house -- when it was under the democratic control did pass an immigration bill. the senate and harry reid that stopped that bill. harry reid made the mistake of sending everybody home for spring break. he's wrong, nancy pelosi did get a bill through the house and he should do his homework. >> listen to this ridiculously cheap shot by gutierrez, a democrat at the gop. >> not only do they treat the children that are in such need of protection, it is almost as though they despise and hate all of our children. because even the children that came before them that have pledged allegiance to the flag of the united states all of their life, loved this country and the president has afford them an opportunity to become legal, they wan

greg you buy into that? >> yes.you know when you can tell someone's lying, when they go play golf right afterwards. >> and before. >> and before. >> my goodness. >> all right. >> dana, what do you think? you think that's accurate? >> i like -- remember when you said the body language expert on fox news, and she could tell you if somebody was lying. i like watching that. >> turned out she was lying the whole time. >> she was lying. >> oh, really? >> yes. >> she didn't know what she was talking about? >> no. >> i believed that? >> this study says that people lie on average three times in ten minutes. >> it says liberal lies three times -- >> no it doesn't. nope, nope it doesn't. no, that's -- >> is this a real segment? >> no. >> hey -- >> kiss the moon. >> hey, she says here a study conducted at the university of massachusetts research robert feldman found 60% of people lie in a common conversation, people like about three times per ten minutes. what do you think? >> about what? >> do you think that's an accurate stat

. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm greg gutfeld in for bill o'reilly. story, confronting isis, when it comes to terror, the white house has changed their tune more times than a jukebox. you would think isis would realign priorities. when our leader is fixated on our country's flaws not its threats it's no wonder he sends out more messages than a dyslexic texter. >> as our strategy develops we will continue to consult with congress and i do think it will be important for congress to weigh in and/or that our consultations with congress continue to develop so that the american people are part of the debate, but i don't want to put the cart before the horse. we don't have a strategy yet. >> no strategy? so let's help him. there are two choices. isis is not yet a threat or isis is a threat? those who say it's not a threat act like sis sis are from outerspace and it's going to take them decades to get here. sorry, they are here on earth, evil can reach us now. see boston, see times square and even the incompetent overtime becomes competent the 9/11 bombers th

. >> greg, this is made for you. so how do you build your sales force?standing how a customer makes a purchase decision and what the critical touchpoints are along the way at the deal level and at the account level. and then working backwards from that, i would understand, you know, how to serve the customer at those critical moments. i have to determine how many sales people i have. the type of tools i need to provide the sales person to meet those particular customer needs. >> you know what? i have to say, it's hard. >> it's hard to be as passionate as you are about what do you. so, eric, how do you get the right fit? >> i think that is critical. when you talk you're talking ab sales -- sales isn't always the product, it tease person. someone is not buying the product, they're buying you. when you're interviewing for the personality, quality and skills and enthusiasm. when they're presented to one of your customers or potential customers, they're going to be buying that person's personality and how they present your product. >> how do you find that per

greg is joining us live in kurdish controlled erbil, less than 100 miles away from mosul. greg? >> reporter: uma, this is a significant and new development, possibly indicating that the u.s. is opening up another front in its war against the isis militants. as you just noted, fox news has learned that fighter planes as well as unmanned drones have been hitting isis military positions around that strategic mosul dam. there are reports of fighters killed and one reportedly says it represents air cover for a possible attempt to retake the dam. sources say that the u.s. is trying to head off exactly what you just noted, that isis could blow that dam up and that would be devastating to mosul and the entire region. this as the folks here are still reeling from that isis massacre of yazidi minorities yesterday. take a look. it is a long way from sinjar to erbil, about 150 miles, but that's how far these yazidi refugees have come. the horror, the terror that isis militants have created around their towns and villages still very vivid in their memories. now, the refugees we spoke with we

. >> no, it is not, greg. if they took it down, fine.on't know -- i am not sure why the cops were involved in the first place. it could be though -- it sounds like they went to inform this guy. his name is mark done away which i was -- dunaway. >> it sounds like the cops may have gone to him and said you should be aware that people are talking about this. the owner says he took it down because he didn't want there to be public concern. i don't have much of a problem with that. he says he replaced the flag with a san diego chargers flag which i think is worse. >> definitely worse. >> absolutely worse. the chargers? >> you hang a giants flag or jets flag if you are a loser, but not a chargers flag. >> do you think he was confused and a fan of the saturday tv show, isis? >> it is possible. >> nobody knows what i am talking about. >> joanne gnaw something, not you. not you. the actress played isis. she was a brunette. >> what year? >> 1971, 1972. >> no, man. >> it was a spinoff of shazam. >> joanne gnaw cameron. but the one point i can make

and how far will people go to impress greg gutfeld? we will talk to one guy who put his life on the line to score an interview to be his next intern. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> let's welcome our guests. she is so hot you need to wear oven mitts to shake her hand. fun fact, you can't spell her last name without imus. i am here with carly shinkus. she is cheesy and unhealthy and full of fillers, joanne know nosuchunsky. he is not running for president of "red eye" but he is trying to solicit voters. it is andy levy and his mustache beat the crap out of stosell for calling him a poser. he is also the president of "red eye." >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> is he right about a war on white? on laura ingram's radio show alabama congressman mo brooks was played a sound byte from national journal commenting on fox news sunday. this is a long sentence. saying the fastest growing voting block in this country thinks the republican party hates them. brooks responded with his own theory about why the gop can't w

and greg palast dot com greg great to see you again thanks so much for dropping by always on fixed. crazy alert fifty shades of the state residents of washington county west virginia got a pretty shocking lesson last week about why their state is wild and wonderful i don't want to see walking a man on all fours down a public highway. yet they were here at a busy four way intersection on us route forty anational road at nine thirty tuesday morning a naked man down on all fours ankles bound hood head being walked on a leash by a woman wearing a purple nightgown that was the weirdest day. the worst day ever this pic was snapped on a cell phone by a passing driver we started walking on doors tips led to this apartment building on ronis point road the female first denied any involvement we had a witness paused to identify are and then she admitted as did the male the woman is identified as barbara jean b.j. age fifty three and her fifty six year old boyfriend robert j.l. both are originally from pennsylvania they said it was consensual sex a consensual sex game and they were offended tha

palast welcome back greg. but fear if you time great to see you great to see again my friend break it down for us why is a big oil to blame for katrina ok it wasn't an act of god. in the drowning of new war don't blame the lady katrina she headed thirty five miles east of the city the storm the hurricane never hit new orleans but it new orleans was a surge of water how did it get there well the answer is it wasn't an act of god it was an act of exxon an act of chevron an act of mold and what they've done is that over decades these companies had been grinding up the wetlands ethe or katrina in the hurricane and hit new orleans and had a gold record of needles of maine growth forest nearly one hundred miles thick so to storms generally could not inundate the cities of the levees if you have the levees holding what happened is that the oil companies by official records removed over fourteen thousand square miles of wetlands of the main growth force basically dragging the gulf of mexico tourists towards new orlean

palast it's always a pleasure to see a greg greg palast dot com is the website thanks for dropping by tonight the best. just. the. it's the good the bad of the very very really ugly good marijuana or you know a new study published in the journal of the american medical association jama the doe's the death rate from narcotics overdoses most of prescription pain killers the death rate is twenty four point eight percent lower in states with legalized medical marijuana compared to states that refused to let people in vain use pot researchers behind the study say that such a big difference in overdose death rates probably still missing the fact that while marijuana opioid painkillers both have similar effects in the brain marijuana is perfectly safe and opiates are really really deadly and easy to overdose sounds pretty logical to me marijuana is medicine plain and simple and unlike many legal prescription drugs it's never killed anyone is jamel study is just for the proof that it's time to end marijuana prohibition once and for all the bad e.s.p.n. network is taking a lot of heat today fo

speaker gingrich, greg craig, thank you both very much. i appreciate it.to return before we go to where we started, the big question for the week we'll be talking about as the week wears on, the isis threat in iraq. is president obama doing enough? you can find our big question and weigh in on the debate on our facebook page. that is all for today. we'll be back next week. if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> we only get one opportunity to take a look at these scenes. they are only the scene one time, and there were a lot of folks down there. emotions were running very high. i know that we certainly understand that. i know that chief jackson and the ferguson police department appreciates that. >> an emotional 24 hours in a st. louis suburb where an officer shot an unarmed black teenager. police today are laying out their version of events. we have all the new details. >>> also, tony stewart, one of the biggest stars in racing, not racing today. he's pulled out of an event after hitting and killing a

except for greg's stomach. a great place to eat. on the other hand, you guys are so cranky today. >> we are. you know what, that's the point. so why are -- why is new york considered so unhappy? because big cities attract people who are difficulto satisfy. so you're hearing a bunch of whirns right now, but new york attracts people who are -- >> but the wealthiest areas are the least happy areas. how does that compute? >> say if you lived in allentown where it's inexpensive, you don't have to make a lot of money to actually get e the things you want. >> you know what i think, if you know the neighbors, know the people around you and you build relationships, it's hardener new york. >> i was born in allentown and i agree, it's a lovely place to grow up, but you can see the trees and the sun and it's a slower pace. that's why people like the south. >> they have back yards. >> you never had one of those? >> there's such a horrible joke there. >> please. >> i almost bombed myself. >> dwoent want to get called into a meeting, okay? >> i'm

>> guest: i love what father greg boyle said. it is religious organized crime. they are populated mainly by adolescence and young adults if anybody tapped memories back to their own adolescence or teenagers are your and adults, they know how disorganized, how sort of live for the moment individuals are. now, that is not to discredit the kind of things that we hear about, the drug cartels to our corporate organizations who are very carefully organized a round trip distribution and product. this is not a wino. instead what i have lived with our the different permutations of when -- men and women in los angeles to have come together and identify themselves. >> to they have to five we think of the bloods, the christmas spirit is that where tart brought to the? >> guest: it is fascinating. we did think about the bloods and crips. that is certainly who is in the media and hip-hop and film and things like that. the vast majority of gang members and los angeles in the county and the city are browned, mexican american and central american or latino. so yes we're talking

that's your motto, right, greg?, you get to go next. >> it's time for greg's secrets to happiness. the abridged version. matthew mcconaughey was at fenway park, and he was wearing a fanny pack, and he was forced to defend himself saying i'm not afraid of the fanny pack. instead of stuffing your pockets, just put it off on the side. it's kind of nerdy, whatever. okay. the secret to happiness here. it's good to see a person of influence credit an uncool behavior. what's the next step? focus on destructive behaviors and not be afraid to defend the dorky. >> okay. >> i'm going to have to rewind that. >> fanny packs equal happiness, was that the message? >> fanny packs equal happiness. >> no wonder i'm so miserable. >> thank you for that, crazy person. >> eric, you're next. >> take it. >> okay. i want to -- this is a very big and important day for all of us who have spoken out against the leadership of the muslim religion for not denouncing terrorism, particularly al qaeda and isis, and the saudi arabian grand mafafti is

. >> greg benson at it again on the beaches of los angeles.cell phone crashing people's conversations. >> you should take a nap if you're tired. >> listening in on someone else's telephone conversation but answers whatever they are saying. >> work was good, but glad to be off today. it's a day off hanging at the beach. it's nice, really nice. i said it's nice here. >> classic prank. and always effective too. it weirds people out. >> you're right. he's done these before. on to something with you said "classic prank" because when he tries to prank them -- >> hi, mom. >> hi, kiera. >> he is, that's weird. >> the girls are freaking out, right? they start cracking up because believe it or not, based on the girl's description of what's happening, mom figured out said, i think that's greg. >> you know this guy? >> your mom knows who i am? >> she's on the phone and knows who you are. >> i don't believe that. >> mom over the phone busted him. >> good for greg, getting that kind of publicity. he's getting noticed. >> all right. i'll talk to you later. >