i am your host greg gutfeld or g-reg because i'm a regular greg.ast time i will answer a letter from a teen fan seth as always from tampa writes, dear greg, you leaving feels like when mommy and daddy broke up. is this my fault too? seth unlike when your parents split up it is not your fault for being a lack luster son never got at sports and never had a girlfriend. i will always love you and "red eye" will love you too. we just need to go our separate ways. don't think of it as a bad thing. think of it as a new beginning. tv history is full of great shows that were just as successful as the original. remember "happy days"? even more so what came after joan knee loves chachi. i remember the after mash and friends ran for 10 seasons but wasn't that a warm up of the tour de force that was joey? this has been another -- >> i thought we would take a look at some of the special moments that our guests have given us over the years. one of my favorites when we had the lead singer of the spin doctors on. nick foley did. >> i say filthy and outrageous thing

greg: i am with you.t bothers me about all these ncaa penalties and self-imposed penalties. it hurts the kids who had nothing to do with it. so the kids at usc who came well after reggie bush had to suffer through no postseason play. that is not appropriate to me. it is usually not the kids themselves who are the violators. these are usually the grown-ups -- these are usually violations that the grown-ups are doing. betty: on the other hand, the violations cannot go unpunished. number six, making the -- mcdonald's japan reported its first-quarter loss in 11 years. it has faced fallout from food scandals and labor disputes. they were not getting their fries in japan. they had to stick with no large fries, only small. this is, again, another example of the pressures that mcdonald's has faced, not just in the u.s. but around the world. julie: part of the pressure was not mcdonald's-specific. in the u.s., most of its problems are by its own design. in japan, the food supply issues , not just the fries but the

greg's right. they have focused on all these other issues because they don't want to focus on terrorism in the middle east. not just that for them to focus on isis they have to retract the storyline they sold us which was iraq was going to be the greatest achievement. biden told us that. we know that's not true. the president wasn't going to his intelligence briefings wasn't reading his intelligence memos saying isis is jayvee. there was an opportunity to take them out and he didn't want to do it for political reasons because he wants to pull out of iraq and afghanistan politically. now he's faced with going in wiping them out or doing nothing. but halfhearted measures in war, as the famous saying goes, are madnessment madness. so he has to wipe them out or do nothing. right now he's provokeing the jihadis without doing anything. poking the bee's nest and they're going to come after us. >> only one of two things, go in and do it. >> right, or do nothing. exactly. >> look. there's been a lot of air

greg is right. they have focused on these other issues because they don't want to focus on terrorism but not just that. for them to focus on isis would mean they have to retrack the story line they sold us which is iraq would be the greatest achievement of the administration. that's what biden told us. we know that's not true. the president wasn't going to his intelligence briefings and wasn't reading intelligence memos. he didn't want to do it for political reasons because he wants to pull out of iraq and afghanistan politically. he's faced with going and wiping them out or doing nothing. half hearted measures in war are madness. he has to go in and wipe them out or do nothing because right now he's provoking jihads without doing anything. he's poking the bees nest. >> isn't the ultimate answer here, only one or two things go in and do it or -- >> or do nothing. >> look, there is a lot of air drops, a lot of people killed. there are a lot of things being done and we don't give enough credit to the

perino and greg gutfeld. this is "the five." day two of the white house summit to counter violent extremism. president obama just delivered remarks and addressed his administration's reluctance to connect religion to terror. >> leading up to this summit, there's been a fair amount of debate in the press and among pundits about the words we use to describe and frame this challenge. al qaeda and isil and groups like it are desperate for legitimacy. they try to portray themselves as religious leaders, holy warriors in defense of islam. we must never accept the premise that they put forward. because it is a lie. nor should we grant these terrorists the religious legitimacy that they seek. they are not religious leaders. they're terrorists. no religion is responsible for terrorism. people are responsible for violence and terrorism. >> state department spokeswoman marie harf stunned a lot of people. we're going to wait on that. let's get to your remarks and comments to what president obama just had to say. >> i mea

and i think greg's on to something. this is a moment for women in america. i think there are a lot of republican women who are saying hmm, hillary clinton, you know last time they thought it was a woman's turn they said it was a black guy that got it. i think it's a powerful element. the second thing i'll say it you know what? i think you guys missed the big target on hillary right now which is as she appoints her senior staff, it's almost all guys. >> right. actually, that is true. >> this money thing -- >> she brought up the money thing. >> what? >> she brought up the money thing. we should bring up the leadership part. if you look at the main hire for jeb bush for his economic messaging is a woman. >> yes. >> april or amy ponaroo. >> and the fact that jeb bush has his chief political adviser is a woman. it's interesting that hillary in '08 when she was running against obama had mostly women in top positions. now it's mostly guys. what does that say? >> what does that say, juan? you say it. >> again, it's not my role

i'm greg gutfeld. see you next time. >>> hello everyone i'm dana perino along with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, eric bolling and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> the obama administration thinks that america is on the right track to destroy isis. >> i believe we are on the road to yes, i absolutely do. i think the evidence is not in my saying it but in the facts of what is happening. >> but lieutenant general michael flynn intelligence chief does not see it that way. >> today what you are seeing on a map like that is a doubling of the enemy. what i have -- >> a doubling of the enemy? >> a doubling or more.

i don't say this lightly, greg. i know the influence i have. i am calling on -- on, california health officer, ron chapman to design. >> you know who should take his place? stephen dorf. stephen dorf. >> dorf on health. >> trying to think of a movie recently with dorf in it. >> oh, wow. >> "blade" the last thing. >> the commercial he looks too busy to make a movie. racing cars. smoking on the beach. something about the e-cigarettes. i grew up. smoking. my parents were so mad. everything in the house had cigarette burns on it. you are saving the end tables, sheets, bed, couch cushions. >> i've don't smell any more. >> don't smell. >> stannings. >> no odor. >> stung. >> i no longer have that odor joanne. i still have the old man smell. >> something permeating from your office for sure. >> called decline. >> it's called decrepitude. enough making fun of me. coming up. turtlenecks. swanky sweaters or satanic cloth trying to strangle you. our super hero sexist don't k me i am not a -- are super heroes sexist? don't ask me. i'm not a nerd. olay regen

greg? >> people often ask me what's dana perino like at work?on the floors, in the cubicles walking around. actually, i caught her on tape angry because her assistant didn't put lemon in her hot water. this is her just earlier this morning. there you are. >> i get really angry about that. >> you do get angry. >> watch you are next with. >> that worked out well. >> big than your back end. >> at cpac today, they had a session on how to get more young people, diverse people into the conservative republican ranks. my son rafi williams, the bhod rater, senator ben sass, 43 charlie kirk 21 turning point usa. what a group. "special report" is next. >>> the country's top intelligence official says he has never seen things more dangerous during a half century in the spy business. this flies in the face of a claim from the president's top diplomat that americans are safer than ever. the argument over terror threats comes on the 22nd anniversary of the first world trade center bombing. six people were killed and more than 1,000 injured when a truck bomb ex

greg palkon is live inside ukraine. greg? >> reporter: leland, we just spoke with an official of the oxee. that's the organization monitoring the ceasefire, and he told me the ceasefire is being overall respected, but there are some exceptions. the main cities in the troubled east including ydonetsk generally quiet. and a ukranian official is telling us that pro-russia rebels are still fighting near the key city of opal on the coast. they are trying to get closer to russia-fought crimea. there are something like 8,000 ukranian soldiers stuck inside a town and surrounded by russian-armed rebels, a rebel chief telling us flatly, that territory is ours. meanwhile, so-called humanitarian aid convoys have entered ukraine today from russia. it is claimed they are bringing food and medical supplies to the people there. we cannot confirm that because the border between those two countries is run by the rebels. the accusation has been made these convoys are bringing ammunition and weapons. we went to one of the biggest churches. it wa

i'm greg gutfeld in for bill o'reilly.ease remember the spin stops here because we're looking out for you and you and you, but not you, fred stevens, you used to beat me up in seventh grade. we're definitely not looking out for you. >>> this is a fox news alert. i am joleen kent. reaction is pouring in from around the world as news hits that greg gutfeld is leaving fox newschannel. the announcement came on thursday that the last time on the show would be tonight and now images of spontaneous celebrations from across the globe are flooding into the fox newsroom. people gathering to mark the end of an era and the beginning of a new one. this is a fox news alert. now back to "red eye" back in progress. >> she is a jerk. we begin with a rather sad announcement. sad for you. awesome for me. i am leaving "red eye." i know, i know. what are you going to do without me? it is a good question. what are you gonna

i'm greg gutfeld. see you next time. >>> breaking tonight just one day after we saw the islamic state terrorist executing some 21 christians. we are hearing that not only were another 45 innocents reportedly burned to death by isis, but that a group of u.s. allied soldiers could soon suffer the same fate. welcome to "the kelly file," everyone. i'm megyn kelly. we're now seeing video of kurdish soldiers being paraded in cages, that appear eerily similar to one in which a jordanian pilot was recently burned to death. one man per cage. as isis continues its horrific death and propaganda campaign

. >>> hello i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with stacy dash and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> this week rudy giuliani questioned president obama's love for his country and he is not backing down. >> if the president makes a speech and talks about what a great country this is, if the president could complete the following sentence, during the crusades the christians were barbarians and so were the muslims. if the president could say islamic fundamentalest terrorism is our enemy i will applaud the president. but until he does that i will have doubt about his emotions, his feelings, his attitudes and the way in which he developed. >> agree or disagree with the mayor? there is no doubt the president has been publically critical of america to the rest of the world. >> there have been times where america has shown arrogance and been dismissive. >> americans are not your enemy. we sometimes make mistakes. we have not been perfect. >> i realize that america's critics will be quick to point out that at times we have failed to live

i stayed here only because greg asked me to do it. i hope the show works out well because i hurt, but i'm happy to say, impeach president obama. >> i know how he feels about the topic of isis. he's been strong on it. you know, we keep hearing about a new low in humanity. what would you do, if you were president? >> what a thought. >> slow pan. to graham. >> i would simply stick a bayonet between my brother's teeth and throw him out of an airplane 10,000 feet above. >> really? >> yes. >> you would float down and dispatch every last one of them. he's that kind of a guy. >> to be fair that's your solution for everything. >> yes. >> i'm sensing about i sis. we have all of the same place at one time. we have our colleague eric, he always says why don't we nuke them? there's a problem with that. that's nuclear dust. if it was blowing northeast towards france that wouldn't bother me that much. but you got to go fight them. you know. >> that's the point. tough go down there, right? >> well, you're the one who wants boots on the ground. i'm th

>> only in japan greg?> yes, the best thing that ever happened on valentine's day was in 1929. >> terrible. >> what happened? >> thank you joanne. >> i -- it sounds stupid but if you don't like something and/or people do just do it. if you are significant bite the bullet and buy him or her a gift. making them happy, is that what it is about? my wife as you know is racist so i can only get her white whok let. white chocolate. >> i like the fact that ellison thinks her birthday is a holiday. >> i know it is. i don't think it is. >> when is your birthday. >> everybody knows october stwentth. >> that is so close to halloween. >> that's why october is the best month because two holidays. >> i am go -- valentine's day i am spending a quiet evening at home. i am probably going to open a bottle of wine. seth is making a lawing so gnaw -- excuse me, barbara. i had an important point to make but i can't write it down. >> it says vd dog. it was something important and i don't know what it was. a valentine's day dolls.

now to greg gumbel in new york after these messages.the strong signal you deserve. that's awesome! isn't is awesome?! so ya'll optimizied it? we optimized it! people of earth... oh boy... ...america's strongest lte signal is here! >> hi. welcome to the "road to the final 4." i am greg gumbel in new york joined by clark kellogg and seth davis. let's remind you tonight on cbs. begins with ncis los angeles followed by 48 hours all coming up tonight only on cbs. the game you just saw. kentucky beating arkansas 84-67. the wildcats mutualove to 29 and 0. perfection. bill raftery with kentucky coach john calipari. >> they responded pretty well? >> we are a young team, but they stand up and play. we had a bunch of guys play well today. this was a physical game. they want to know how you score more points. just call a lot of fouls. >> bill: [laughing]. >> i know. this is a veteran team. >> bill: defensively i am so impressed with your kids. how do you get them to perform at this high level? >> when you can block shots, you can stretch your defen

as greg pans to the left they have got other staff on stan by waiting to do that. you see big orange bucket truck they thought they would need to look at this thing overhead. and whoever is driving that big flatbed that guy is an expert at getting something off of the road, in that condition because we could not even see the wheels on that trailer. so that is a a good sign. he will be driving off. he has it level now and he will be driving off seen. we may have this thing reopened within a half an hour and we are exactly at the three hour mark since this happened at 2:40 this morning in the middle of the night fortunately and folks here in delaware with the transportation department, they are expert how to get a read reopened in time for morning rush. greg will spin around 180 degrees and show you people heading south bun to have get off here where bob has been telling you at 12th street exit. other good news where we are on the 12th street bridge not a lot have of traffic despite everybody being detoured off of here, so that is a good sign because it is still pres

i'm greg gutfeld. >>> the chopper whopper scandal widened today.bc news is reportedly investigating its chief anchor for falsely claiming he was in a helicopter in iraq hit be a rocket propelled grenade. will williams get to keep his job? the pilot just further debunked the account writing this. our flight was uneventful with the exception of a desert dust storm. brian williams reported on the david letterman show that the captain had received a purple heart for a wound to the ear. i do not have a purple heart and my ears are fine. brian williams' account is not true. >> so nbc today said they were going to launch an internal investigation which i took to mean a couple of things. what is to investigate? he already apologized. so the only thing left is nbc's decision about whether the apology is accepted by them or if they think this is so bad they make a change. it is only a stall tactic. i think they are hoping something else will happen over the weekend and this will be front pages and work to rehabilitate his reputation and next week he can make

this is bizarre him so so coming out and saying that about greg.here is something to be said about getting a look when your younger guy and keeping it -- alex cooper he is wearing golf clothes. and he is still looking like that. he really looks likechemo howard stern agents. >> he is an ugly boy george. >> boy george is gorgeous. >> kevin. >> yeah, my turn. >> what are the things man son did -- he referenced his friend johnny depp. that's the hardest part is the name dropping. >> i was just talking with george clooney the other day. it is weird you can bash jesus all you want and that's okay. here he is defending radical muslims. you are racist for not playing isis? maybe isis plays marilyn man son when de cap -- de decapitating people. >> why did he call mooy a racist and put it in quotes? >> i don't think he knows what it means. briefly in the 90s you dated marilyn man son. are you still in touch? >> unfortunately not. i don't like to touch him. when he name dropped he name dropped the white friend who is a real racist. he is plning a come back a

greg you're next. >> oh greg's secret to happiness.ht. >> what a weirdo. >> life you often run into people and wondered if they real or plastic? one way to figure that out is when you're talking to them they kind of let do you all the talk like this young woman experienced when she mistook this person as a real person. >> a duck? a chicken? >> oh there he is. comes back and like, hey what's going on? trying to get her to go out for drinks, not biting answered just takes her, i do not condone that by the way, that's disgusting. >> oh, my gosh. >> have to go to tense sensitivity class. >> how do you find these i? >> i create them in my bedroom. >> eric? >> so facebook has 1.4 billion regular users. china has 1.4 billion people but china blocks facebook. so, here's founder -- facebook founder, mark zuckerberg. [ speaking chinese ] >> he did that for 30 minutes, trying to get china to open up their walls to facebook. >> these dedication. >> yep. julie, you're next. >> dr. seuss has a new book out, i'm very ex-sbirktsd i have a little kid a

i didn't -- i did not know that. >> greg, greg, come on, come on. i'm not going to -- >> we have no money. i did not know she was doing this. >> this fellow here, his girlfriend of several months, he drove her here to the location for her to engage in sex with a guy or girl, she didn't explain to him. >> yeah, i just thought she was going to hook up with someone. >> so tonight you thought she had a date and you were supposed to drop her off and come back? >> yeah, yeah. >> you don't have a problem with that? >> no, sir. we're promiscuous. >> okay. >> since shyry claims to be in the dark, detectives take a moment to enlighten him with the online adventures of autumn storm. >> hello, gentlemen, my name's autumn storm, i'm a rare breed, born and raised right here. >> wow. >> here is greg shyry's shocked face. it's the one he wears when he discovers his so-called girlfriend is selling sex online. >> who took them pictures? where's that picture taken at, your house? is that at your house? >> shyry refuses any photo credits and appears even more shocked w

police chief greg suhr confirms that 59-year-old mark andrus has died. he's the person of interest in this case arrested on suspicion of murder, and later released. kron four's philippe djegal brings us the latest on this complicated investigation. the last time kron four's camera's spotted mark andrus was the first week of february. when andrus is seen leaving the san francisco county jail accompanied by his attorney -- public defender jeff adachi. this after san francisco district attorney george gascon announced the murder charge against andrus was dropped due to a lack of evdience. that despite, police chief greg suhr saying there is surviellance video showing andrus in possession of the suitcase found last month with a headless human torso. sunday night. chief suhr confirmed andrus died after admitting himself to a hosptial on saturday. though, the chief says he cannot confirm the cause of death or why he admitted himself to the hospital. andru's attorney released a statement saying quote i am sorry to learn that mark andrus died. during the short t

or others thank you. >> thank you, greg. >> i'll note no public comment requests. >> okay. he want to make would be small comment in reference to the amount of time and energy in the protocols to get this where it is now the member of the foundation i think all the treaties got a call roughly either wednesday or thursday to check in at zero 8 hundred we are going to have an important, important item we need the vote and everybody participate many of us sat on many, many commissioners over the years this was the first time because we have a chair who got us all there and every single untruths checked in we have 21 people you can't believe this is the second phase as we move forward we've got the other phases it really gets testimony to the fact that you know everybody's involved in this institution as and move forward larry bear made extreme comments excellent comments about the entity this is the quality of care we get one level of care that's the way 70 general has always been and was move into the exchanges and hold shift in reference to financing the mission and the dign

gerri: let's greg get back in here for a second.hat is interesting about this, i think, that tens of thousands of registered invery much advisors are meeting the standard every single day. greg? >> look, i mean i'm not a fan of government telling business how to operate at all. what i'm a fan of make sure at that consumers are aware of the fact whoever is giving them investment advice, is the advice in their best interest or is it not? i'm just a fan of making sure that consumer is getting advice that is truly in their best interests and not something product pushed or, you know driven by commissions. look, to jonathan's point, he is exactly right. professionals adhere to that standard all the time anyway but the fact is, as we all know in every field there are some bad apples. >> only, say only regulated fields. how many of us look at doctors credentials? bank as credentials? we assume government has done it on our behalf. that is way all regulations and financial services industries more dangerous, more prone to malfeasance at the

greg said and i think this is right. the administration knows that if something happens they have to have a cover story that says we told you. we were aware of it. we warned the people at the mall. we took steps in order to protect americans and not only that we told americans better do more in terms of your personal vigilance. if you see something say something. >> should i jump in quickly? you say we are doing a lot of things. you have to tell people to keep your eyes open at the mall of america and every corner. after 9/11 everyone was on guard. there was a big push over the weekend there were 18 air strikes in syria and 7 in iraq. that is 25 in two days. we were doing 2,500 per day at the start of the iraq war. 2,500 per day. 25 in two days. that's not doing everything we possibly can. >> the proportions are way out of field. isis is such a small bed. >> there was an attack on an area just outside of one of the isis strongholds i believe in mosul on friday. they said everyone knows this is an isis stronghold here. if

. >>> i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with eric bolling, greg gutfeld and dana perino. it's 5:00 here in new york city and this is "the five." >>> today isis announced the death of another u.s. hostage but this time it's not claiming responsibility. american aid worker was captured in syria in 2013. isiss said she was just killed by jordanian air strikes. u.s. officials say they haven't had evidence to back up the claim. here is video of mueller before she was abducted. >> i reject the brutality and killings that syrian people are committing against syrian because silence is participation in this crime i declare my participation. >> isis is growing stronger but the obama administration is once again down playing the global terror threat. listen to the president's national security adviser earlier. >> while the dangers we face may be more numerous and varied they are not of the nature we confronted during world war ii or during the cold war. we cannot afford to be buffetted by alarmism and a nearly instantaneous news cycle. >> i thought it was used in 101 but seems to be

i'm greg gutfeld in for bill o'reilly.ber the spin stops here because we're looking out for you and you and you, but not you, fred stevens, you used to beat me up in seventh grade. we're definitely not looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, the first big test for the 2016 presidential hopefuls is underway. already some contenders are rising to the top while others are seeing their political dreams slip away. welcome to "the kelly file." i'm shannon bream in for megyn kelly. gop hopefuls testing the waters at the cpac. over the past couple days we've seen a full slate seeking to woo the crowd. two of them will join us tonight. first, a look at some of today's big hits. >> imagine if we had a commander in chief that understood the way to defeat isis is not to find them a job. imagine if we had a president who

greg marshawn is a huge music fan.looked back. >> there's so many things that you hear on the record that you'll never hear on a cd. ♪ >> warren album for example it's so clean and crisp you can hear his fingers hitting the piano keys. >> greg is not alone in loving vinyl records. and they're larger fuller sound. last while savings of digital down loads and cd's fell off a cliff more than 92.000000 vinyl albums were sold nationwide. 51% inn clues crease from 2013. the owner of gold million records in bryn mawr. >> come on in the store. okay. we'll take care of you. >> gold and his wife maximilan opened their store known then as plastic fantastic in 1976. a decade ago the couple downsized and went all vinyl. their customer base has only grown. >> an older generation of people who started with records and never gave up. it's their kids generation who inn her writtedinherited the collections from their parents and it's a whole new generation of kids getting into the music. >> while stores like gold million trade in the cl

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greg, what do you think about his comments? >> why new york city, despite certain controversies are a success. there are pathways to careers in law enforcement for minorities over half the force is made up of minorities. >> right. >> that kind of solution scares radicals because if -- it destroys the narrative that there is a white versus black revolution or a war going on. once you have blacks and hispanics in the police force, you can no longer have that story, why that story has to grow, removing that idea. the radical left needs racial unrest to perpetuate their revolution which has failed under previous ruses. so, now they are relying on racial unrest for their radical warfare. bob? >> yes. >> talking about your people. >> serious note about this one, i think what he said here was very, very bormt. i think he is right, that in this country, there probably are a larger percentage of people outside the police force that have either unconscious or conscious racial sensitivity. police officers from the beginning are now traine

. >>> i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with eric bolling, greg gutfeld and dana perino. it's 5:00 here in new york city and this is "the five." >>> today isis announced the death of another u.s. hostage but this time it's not claiming responsibility. american aid worker was captured in syria in 2013. isiss said she was just killed by jordanian air strikes. u.s. officials say they haven't had evidence to back up the claim. here is video of mueller

i'm eric bolling along with andrea tantaros and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. and this is "the five." >>> so isis is now fully in control of another iraqi town. and just launched a suicide attack on the perimeter of al assad air base a few miles from al baghdadi. more than 300 u.s. marines are stationed there. here's rear admiral john kirby on where things stand now. >> we're talking about somewhere in the neighborhood of 20 to 25 total isil fighters. at least several suicide attackers. and we do -- early indications are that yes, some of them did detonate their vests, detonate themselves. they were immediately engaged by

greg? >> i mean, comey said that there are, what 49 states, i believe owe obama said at least it is not 57. the high point about that the only issue we are basing, not the western terrorists. the western terrorists are often the most competent ones, the ones that pulled off most of the grillsliest crimes, the western-trained ones are the ones that come from the west but the media government academic complex that focuses on certain kinds of hate which are directed against the chosen agrieved group in america. so, they happily ignore real hate, the kind of hate that results in death. for example islamists hate us they bomb us however, we are told, as americans to mind our pronouns, to watch our language, for fear of creating some sort of islam fwoebphobic atmosphere absurd a fifth column protecting evil under the accusation of islamphobia. anybody who thought that snowden was a hero should be rethinking this right now because he went after the very same brocks that we are using to go after th

wednesday,, sports analyst greg anthony is expected back in court. he is accused of using the internet to arrange an encounter with a prostitute in northwest washington. he may be required to perform community service. a virginia homeowner is suing the town of vienna after a water main break fluttered her basement, causing $30,000 of damage. -- the water main break flooded her basement. >> in the past two weeks her basement has come a long way. >> it's getting my life back together. >> more than a foot of brown work water filled her basement. her furnace, water heater, walls, and flooring all had to be replaced. with furniture electronics, and other belongings, she is out an estimated $30,000. >> we are trying to get our life back together. >> the town of vienna calls the damage a "act of god" and only paid for the initial cleanup. she is responsible for the rest. she hired an attorney to fight the town. >> i would not be mad at them if they were reimbursing me. but the fact that they are not willing to support us. >> 7 on your side contacted other l

i stayed here only because greg asked me to do it. frankly i hope the show works out well because i hurt, but i am happy to say i ain't depending on obama tonight. impeach him. >> i know how bob feels about this topic on isis. he has been strong on it. we keep hearing about a low in humanity. if you were president, what would you do? >> what a thought. >> slow pan. >> i would simply stick a bay -- baonette between my brother's teeth and throw him out of an airplane. >> really? >> yes. he would float down and dispatch every one of them because he is that the kind of guy. >> we have them all at one place at the same time. our colleague says let's newspaper them. there is a problem and that is nuclear dust. you will wipe out all of india. if it was blowing toward france it wouldn't bother me. you have to fight them. >> that's the point, you have to go down there. >> rut one who wants to put boots on the ground. you are the only one. >> i am not the only one. >> you know i have been strong on this since the beginning. i was the one who sa

a special shout out to my husband, greg smith. there is quite? there in the back and my sister, eileen a christiansen who got very early to fly in from portland to fly in today to be here today. who represents a loving family elsewhere. but, this is a pretty major decision and having greg's support in all this is key. i certainly could not have even consider this without him. so, it's that the medic 28 suffragette and these have lots of years of practice i'm afraid. but, but also to all of you. really guys, this is our date this is your day. a lot of us have worked together for a couple -- >> [applause] georgia signed sealed delivered. >> signed sealed delivered. so we work together. some whispers long as 20 years. i think that's -- nothings going to change about the way we do things. we have search for opportunities. we have solved problems. we have, in a civil and respectful and progressive manner dived into the really tough questions for our district and whether it's making clay tower accessible or providing adequate levees services with or wh

i'm greg gutfeld. we shall see you next time.ell, did you know pinocchio was a bad motivational speaker? i look around this room and i see nothing but untapped potential. you have potential. you have...oh boy. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> hello everyone, i'm greg gutfeld along with kimberly guilfoyle and greg bolling. it's dana perino, "the five." >>> well that didn't take long. after isis burned to death a jordanian pilot, jordan responded with a round of golf. i kid. they executed two terrorists with a promise of more to come. i say good job, jordan. although we know isis doesn't care. death to them is a deliverance to a better place where sheep are traded up for virgins as their sad lives enter a glorious eternity of adolescent fantasy. and what of our mellow fellow, the commander in