greg: yeah.own, dude. again -- greg: i think he got -- it's true -- >> he starts out hot. he's sweating and angry. like, dude, just simmer down. greg: he probably had been yelled at for 40 minutes, he was 40 minutes late, you're going to say this or you're fired. >> maybe. but the problem is everyone can't be trump. only trump can be trump. greg: that is true. >> this guy doesn't know how to be yang. >> look, he wants us to get the facts right, so they need to get the facts right. he said, you know, you guys are misreporting the crowd size, but there are no numbers. that doesn't even make any sense. it doesn't make sense. here's the thing that i would tell president trump. barack obama won the crowd size thing. he won it all the way through 2008 through the campaign, and he won the rhetoric thing. donald trump now is president too. he gets to go start his own thing, and he can channel whatever he wants. he has room to make a ton of history, but he lost those two battles. move on, create the next

greg: yeah.er down, dude. again -- greg: i think he got -- it's true -- >> he starts out hot. he's sweating and angry. like, dude, just simmer down. greg: he probably had been yelled at for 40 minutes, he was 40 minutes late, you're going to say this or you're fired. >> maybe. but the problem is everyone can't be trump. only trump can be trump. greg: that is true. >> this guy doesn't know how to be yang. >> look, he wants us to get the facts right, so they need to get the facts right. he said, you know, you guys are misreporting the crowd size, but there are no numbers. that doesn't even make any sense. it doesn't make sense. here's the thing that i would tell president trump. barack obama won the crowd size thing. he won it all the way through 2008 through the campaign, and he won the rhetoric thing. donald trump now is president too. he gets to go start his own thing, and he can channel whatever he wants. he has room to make a ton of history, but he lost those two battles. move on, create the n

greg gutfeld is next. we'll see you tomorrow night, same place. >> to be able to introduce for the first time ever anywhere, the 45th president of the united states of america, donald j. trump. [cheers and applause] greg: i think i'm in love. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] greg: so while america was trying to enjoy a nice transfer of power on friday, protesters smashed windows at a bank and a starbucks. sorry, did i say proprotesters? i mean cowardly thugs, jack asses with hygiene issues. they also destroyed a glass shelter where people wait for the bus. you really showed those little old ladies trying to make it across town. what's next, loot a rest home? every violent act helps the trump re-election campaign. check out this little progressive in training. >> why'd you start that fire? >> because i felt like it, and i'm just saying screw our president. [laughter] greg: isn't he adorable? [laughter] i'm sure his parents are proud when they make bail. [laughter] but maybe that runt actually works for trump. i th

greg: thank you.applause] you had something to say that is probably going to shock us. >> don't set the bar so high. his right is such a typical talking point to say on the other side wasn't covered this way but if you look at the headlines if it was an incident that involved in the name of trump tower was covered verses this incident. in the "washington post" when somebody was for bali assaulting someone in the name of trump, mentioning trump by name and this one mention that not all. "huffington post" mentions trump by name when supposedly it's attacking the name of trump even when there's not evidence like facebook live. when "the huffington post" heard this there was nothing in the headlines and it didn't mention the trump is mentioned are they anti-trump thing was mentioned until the fourth paragraph or it's not just this talking point. he really is true and it almost in courage is it's too an extent you don't -- you want to ignore the fact that there are people who are anti-trump and it should b

greg: oh great.iven that this will be our very last show with president obama as president -- [applause] terrible, terrible. the most applause ever in the studio. anyway we thought they would pay a tribute to him with what we believe our president obama's greatest moments. >> as you know there's a growing growing disrespect for government. thank you and goodnight. greg: they got a little confused. kat, what do you make of this whole bubble talk and what you think president obama's going to do next? >> i didn't really watch because i was watching all those tweets going across. greg: trump overshadowed. >> the bubble talk again is something he needs to say. of course he still on the bubble. he is very good at giving speeches and very good at being a dude that everyone loves. he's not okay with not being loved which is why he didn't follow up on a lot of things he said he was going to do. greg: interesting. what do you make of this exit? >> first of all -- [laughter] if nothing else obama showed that th

"the greg gutfeld show" is next. good night. see you next week. ♪ greg: no, you won't.hut up, you lost, get over it. last week just whiz by, sorry flew by. we had hearings, protest hearings within a week. this is shocking, classified documents presented last week to president-elect donald trump including allegations that russian operatives claim to have been complementing personal information about him. greg mark their stuff in this dossier we can make it especially if you have children in the room and it's why i hate children. they ran everything. the summary claims russia heads compromising information on trump which involves sex with bodily fluids none of which i have ever participated in including that time in berlin when i was a struggling model being passed around that leather clubs. i was broke. buzzfeed's defense's supporters already saw this stuff, why can't you? holding it in would be criminal because buzzfeed are such hard-hitting journalists. yeah right, go to buzzfeed homepage. you'll find some examples of fine reporting like these selena gomez posed kind o

greg's discussed imaging news. room, i would suggest you have them leave. any grandparents with heart conditions, get them out of there. let's go to seattle to the zoo. what you are seeing is horrifying, four baby otter pup pups. beginning to open their eyes. otter pup, not pop. they have three older sisters. kind of like me. >> eric: liberal outrage misplaced. we talked about the 109 people inconvenienced, foreign nationals coming in. what about the 140 cops killed last year? 424,000 unemployed vets, where is the liberal outrage over that or the 39,000 vets who are homeless or the 33,000 people who died from opiate overdoses last year alone. i don't see the left crying foul about this. i hear 109 conveniences at an airport. >> juan: i don't like to argue but i think american values are also at stake. 's >> greg: please. >> kimberly: i want to pay tribute to one of our fallen heroes, an amazing warrior. chief special warfare operator. he was 36 years of age and is the first american killed this year in yemen. the p

. >> eric: i'm -- greg gutfeld. "the five" ." donald trump is moving ahead with so many executive orders it's making protesters heads explode like spoiled melons. what is freaking them out? the moratorium meant to figure out how to ferret out the fanatics from the friendly's? enhanced border security? the removal of criminal aliens? the ending of sanctuary cities, more i.c.e. and border agents or giving more aid to crime victims? how are those in positions on our citizens? they aren't. gang crime in sanctuary cities is an imposition. muslim terrorists in infiltrating countries to butcher innocence, i would call that an imposition. do those bother the protesters? they claim to support women and gays, but are they protesting when they are killed in muslim countries? who victimizes muslims most? muslim countries. the muslim group claims muslims are being targeted here. don't they conflate the terrorists with the peaceful muslims? now they target donald trump, who identifies the evil by name, rather than targeting the evil itself. th

later that same year, greg had his left knee replaced. his second crack at everest in 2014 fell short when a major avalanche killed more than a dozen people on the mountain. finally this last may, on his third attempt, confronted by severe weather, greg's climbing team paused just short of everest's summit, wondering whether to turn back once again. early on the morning of friday the thirteenth, greg shrugged off all superstition, and seeing the weather improve over the summit, he took courage and he resumed the climb. accompanied only by his sherpa guide, greg ascended the summit, becoming the first american climber to conquer everest in three years. and the first person ever to conquer everest with artificial knees, high-tech replacements from draper, utah. [applause] please recognize greg, who is here with us, with his family. pretty impressive. as a state, we have daunting summits ahead. we need to get on top of intergenerational poverty, teen suicide, homelessness and addiction. we need to be at the top of the nation in student achie

greg: the u.s.100-dollar gold coin one of 15 of lady liberty is an african-american. arthel: the coin has the year of the mint's founding, 1972 as well as 2017. the backside of the coin depicts an eagle midflight. subversiveness series that will represent asians and hispanics and -- the first coin will be released in early april. i've got to get that one. greg: that is very cool. i want to get one of those too. maybe we will get a bargain together. arthel: that does it for us. "the fox report" is up next. greg: good to see you. hope you all have a great weekend. bye-bye. potential fight between president-elect donald trump and russia drying fire again. i'm laura engel and for julie banderas and this is "the fox report." the senate intelligence committee announcing its investigating possible links with moscow and now questions about mr. trump's incoming national security advisor and his contact with russian officials. the trump transition team hired general michael flynn spoke with the ambassador in

greg. >> good afternoon to you you. i'm greg jarret in for eric sean. the prime minister also saying there could be a connection between this attack and similar ones in france an berlin while vowing the jewish state -- >> what are we learning about the unfolding story? >> we know that as far as those killed and injured, four people were killed as you mentioned, three israeli army cadets, one officer and 17 others were wounded. that number may continue to grow. some of those hurt were indeed badly injured. before we play this surveillance video, i just want to caution, give a warning to viewers, some people may find it disturbing but this attack happened earlier this afternoon earlier in jerusalem when police said that a palestinian man plowed his vehicle, commercial truck, commercial work truck into a group of israeli army cadets that had gotten off a bus and you see this vehicle just go straight into them. it happened across the street from a neighborhood called arnona and that's above wha

gutfeld show" greg gutfeld himself. >> greg: thank you, good to see you, hf. >> harris: it doesn't roll, it's not as good as gg. you're outnumbered, how do you feel? >> greg: i feel great, it's wonderful. we have a lot of trump stuff, i'm very excited. when he breaks wind, we break i in. >> wow. >> harris: as we wait for the president trump to speak, mexico has now canceled a trip with their president to make with president trump next tuesday. tweeting that he has informed the white house that he will not attend the meeting scheduled for next week with mr. trump. all right, let's start there. we saw this coming because it was telegraphed out already that if you don't want to talk about the wall and paying for the wall, reportedly, you don't really have to come. do we take that seriously, and i guess now we do. >> greg: we do, the real question is where does the wall go? who pays for the wall? i have the solution. go dutch. with the mexicans, go dutch. why don't we split that? what is the big deal? split it, make it a monument to friendship. why do we have to make it such an evil thing.

like greg paul it might take years of planning and preparation to reach our goal. we may face insurmountable obstacles on first and second attempts. like greg we will need utah innovation and technology to enhance our national capacity but also like greg we need to keep our eye focused on lofty objectives recognized when momentary window of opportunity opens and sees the day and press on to the top. personally i am committed to this track no matter how difficult. i am exhilarated by the challenge because i have never ever been more optimistic about utah's prospects for success. and all of you join me in this effort. may god bless us as we together climb ever higher. may god bless america, may god continue to bless the great state of utah, thank you so very much. [applause] >> today in washington the annual march for life rally, scheduled speakers include members of congress, white house advisor kellyanne conway and mike pence. live coverage begins at noon eastern on c-span. paul ryan talks to reporters from politico about the republican legislative agenda and presi

. >> greg: the u.s. senate is taking its first major steps toward repealing obamacare. a late-night session, lawmakers approved a series of measures that began that process. chief political correspondent carl cameron live in washington with more. >> it is a little complicated. what was happening last night will continue tomorrow in the house really about budget rules, giving lawmakers the tools to move forward through a pretty arduous process and prevent democrats in the senate from filibustering what will be both the repeal and the replacement of the affordable care act. there has been a little bit of a heart ache on the republican house side with a lot of republicans saying they are not all that comfortable with going forward with repeal tools when they do not have a replacement suggestion specified and consensus agreement among republicans, but yesterday, it was the president-elect who seemed to lay out a timetable as well as priorities and quickly overnight, they passed the rules in the senate and go to the house tomorrow p listen to what the president-elect said ye

let's bring in political reporter eugene scott and greg valliere. i want to start with you, greg. i want to play sound. we heard some fascinating opinions from trump this weekend in a variety of interviews. one in his office with the "bild" newspaper. he was asked about vladimir putin and coming in office. vladimir putin and angela merkel from germany. where does he rate these leaders. listen to his response. >> whom do you trust more as you talk to them? angela merkel or vladimir putin? >> i start off trusting both. let's see how long that lasts. it may not last long at all. >> you heard what he said. we'll see how long that lasts. is this just a negotiation? is that how donald trump does business or does he believe america's uber ally germany is on equal footing in. >> we will see. to seemingly put vladimir putin and merkel on equal footing is astonishi astonishing. she is a loyal ally and he is an adversary. >> and greg, your take that you can trade away nukes for sanctions on moscow. whether ukraine or crimea or the russian hacking in the u.s. elections. are those two things i

i have some thoughts for greg. not true because nobody ever changed the way we gauge unemployment in this country. unemployment rate was x and now y. if you want to get into adding of other things and other considerations, let's do it but that's not the unemployment rat rate. nobody is playing with the unemployment rate. >> president obama has done nothing -- >> not true again. mitt romney said he would bring the unemployment rate down. you want to switch away from a standard statistic, unemployment. >> the underemployment rate. >> that is not unemployment. >> all all right, guys. another manic monday. >> let's get into the weed. >> not the grass, greg. >> on climate change i don't think there's much debate. >> i disagree. i read the studies. you read what people put in their mind lender. >> how about the shooting of unarmed black man. you said by white cops. >> you know the study i'm talking about. >> by police, the numbers have gone up. >> since 1970, they've gone down. >> that is 12 blocks down, maybe next tuesd

i'm greg argos, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you, sir, very much, greg. as the president makes first official visit to the city demonstrate verse gathered to voice their concerns to the new administration, "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden live in center sit which that part of our coverage. good afternoon, joe. >> jim, good afternoon, and so far right now this demonstration here on thomas payne plaza is very peaceful. there are several hundred people out here, in fact, what started around 11:00 this morning, it was still drizzling, the numbers have just grown from that point on. again, estimated to be about several hundred, many of the signs out here reflecting people's opinions. they do not want the affordable care act to be repealed. now, we caught up with commissioner richard ross, just went last ten minute, we asked him questions about the city in general, and security, and facing concerns. go ahead and have a listen tacoma the commissioner told us. >> it is early, but a lot of people on the plaza, as you can see, very peaceful. very engaged group

greg sir was not that guy. for them to make him a national figure like this is unfair . >> think what it's going to do to the new chief. san francisco has got a new one. oakland has a new one. what happens in the first year of their life and an officer does something they don't want to talk ethics or business. ethically they should have stood up and fought. businesswise they don't need this. and greg is such a good guy i'm sure he went to them and said, look, as you heard, don't make me a distraction, i will walk away. that's sad. ethically they should have. businesswise i get it. >> they are saying, look, we are trying to build a new arena. we have a hot team. we can't put up with this kind of hassle. it's the difference of personalities and overall reaching ideal. >> yeah, stanup guy that sir is. >> he walks. hopefully he will get another job. >> he is a good administrator. he is a moral, goodman. >> i know he is concerned that his other consulting jobs may go away because it may never leaf him. now he is tha

>> you know, greg, that was the big story.acare, how do you resolve his promises about repealing obamacare, he wants to repeal and replace right away. what do you think is the headline for mr. trump's press conference today? >> well, that's going to be a big one, christine. everyone talks about the differences between republicans and democrats. on obamacare, the difference is between republicans and republicans. they don't have their act together, they don't know what they want to replace it with. and a lot of people i'm talking with in the financial markets say if they can't get their act together on this, what does it mean for other issues. >> greg, i think that's why the dow hasn't hit 20,000. around the world people want to see what happens next. >> at the same time, my new year's resolution was not to underestimate donald trump. we all made that mistake in 2016. i'm not going to do it again. the main thing we can overlook, on issue over issue, he has the votes. >> zach wolf, we've got 45 seconds left right now. it's inter

we spoke to greg phillips shortly before air time. thanks for coming in.s been about 12 hours since you were on cnn this morning, you said you would not release your evidence that at least 3 million people voted illegally. will you give us that evidence now? >> i said i wouldn't release it now and it's still now. so, now, we're not prepared to release it. we've had a lot of verification and validation of our own methods and research and we'll get it out as quick as we can. >> what does this evidence look like? we talking about a list of at least 3 million names? >> yeah. i mean, we -- we started with a list of 180-some-odd million registered voters in the country. that list has been built over a number of years. we amended that list, enhanced the list, built the list up, and we have spent a great deal of time building analytics around the list so that we could understand patterns, we could understand what's happening, we could understand who's voting where and when. and it's a very sophisticated operation and we're very proud of it. >> help us understand w

>> they are, greg. this morning transition officials are talking about what their boss, the president-elect, said, over the long holiday weekend. they think it's hard to tell who hacked what. >> there's a lot of probing is the actual word, when you go to various sites. whether or not they were hacked and they did anything is a completely different story. the way that mainstream media is playing this up, they had an influence in the election. there's zero evidence that they influenced the election. >> the president-elect also explained over the weekend that he is skeptical, one of the reasons he's skeptical of what u.s. intelligence officials are telling him about russian involvement and election interference, he remembers u.s. intelligence officials being wrong about weapons of mass destruction in iraq, greg. >> peter, is the president-elect back at trump tower there today? >> he is. he will be joined a little later on by the vice president-elect mike pence. in the lobby a few minutes as, the treasury s

greg? >> reporter: jen, jim, correct, very tight security here off market street. i'll step out of the way here and show you the live pictures here, in front of the loews hotel, as you just mentioned, president trump just landing here in philadelphia. and he's expected to arrive here to the loews hotel in the next 30 minutes or so. this normally known as very busy intersection, of course market street right here, the loews hotel, septa headquarters, bustling with activity. right now just federal officials, police officers from the city of philadelphia, and secret service agents corded off the area, keeping

greg meyers: essentially the same store.hris: greg meyers and his wife lonnie also bought prepaid massages from relax feet on noriega street. that location became sweet & smile massage. it also refused to honor prepaid packages. lonnie: we're out $140. chris: relax feet had several locations in san francisco. all closed or changed names, leaving customers like greg, lonnie, and josh in a lurch. so, we began asking questions. santa clara university law professor anna han told us businesses are supposed to take into account liabilities like prepaid purchases when companies change hands. so, someone's on the hook, either the new management or the old. so, we called, wrote, and even visited the parlors to ask for an explanation. but we never received a response. next, we requested state records. the articles of organization, basically a business's birth certificate, tell us that the location lonnie and greg used has new management. but the shop josh used, now called 620 massage, was registered by the same manager who filed the p

but . >> try this say exactly, greg.t makes me feel very thought. >> on top of what you just said is there any who really cares who performs at the inauguration? is there anyone who really cares at the rockets say they won't do it . fine, don't do it who cares ? i'm pretty sure people have managed to be the president without some kicking ladies help them get started. i'm sure he can do it again. they are desperate for influence. it's like when you are a kid and the babysitter gets there and you start screaming. these are the kids that continue to scream when the mom is already halfway down the street no one can hear you. it doesn't matter get over it. >> the rockets want to be part of obama's legacy . [laughter] >> all right. the story is so unbelievable you will think pinocchio wrote it.men examine their masculinity manchester or manhattan i am drunk! [laughter] [cheering] i wanted to know where my family came from. i did my ancestrydna. the most shocking result was that i'm 26% native american. i had no idea. it's open

the truck slammed into him. >> all of a sudden my wife screamed out to me, greg! move, there's a truck coming! i jumped to my left and i just landed on my arms and my hands. and, um, unfortunately, my leg and my foot didn't get out of the way. so i got hit by front of the truck. >> reporter: greg's leg was shattered, a stranger scooped him up and took him to a hospital. his wife a native of nice would spend 24 hours searching for him. >> we didn't know my brother followed the guy who took him to the hospital. there was no way to find him because it was like a war. >> reporter: greg's almost almost had been to be amputated but seven surgeries and seven months later he was finally able to come home. for their first night back in southern california they got a hero's welcome. >> it's emotional to be home. i have been thinking about this moment for a long time. it's great to be back. >> reporter: very remarkable family and consider they did this interview just hours after they landed back here in southern california. greg had a total of 12 fractures. he says the frenc

greg? >> i don't even know where to begin. so much to cover. obviously there's a -- cited my work i believe with jonathan on bet situation on campus. i've seen three major phases on campus and the first sort of age of political correctness was before my time. i was in a school that was no peak bid -- towards the tail end any. didn't realize wherein startedded a stanford law school they had lost a court case in which their speech code was defeated even at a private school because the date soft bases a law saying even nonsecond teararran schools -- meaning stanford done can't have speech codes. so most of my career i would want to be talking to conservatives, for example, one the have if the sense of the really emotional student who desperately warranted wash can'ted censorship. those seemed like tall tales from the latele 0 late 80s and 90s which is before my time. so have been fighting administrator whose sometimes are engaged in political correctness but. some of my kid aren't really political correctings in cases. just abuses of power. one of

our greg argos joins us now at bellmawr with a look at that, greg, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, ukee. here in the boro of bellmawr all of the snow piles are at ready but you just heard kate this will be a snow event, one , two or 3 inches of snow, the folks i spoke with in this area say they are in the too worried about this upcoming winter weather. around our region, salties loaded, and trucks are prepped >> unaudible. >> reporter: every city and town from philadelphia to the boro of bellmawr, new jersey is ready for the first snow event of our winter's season. >> we have over 50,000 tons of salt available for whatever mother nature throws at us. >> wow. >> reporter: in the brooklawn diner of route 130 in new jersey. >> we have this one to 2-inch snow event tomorrow. >> it is it a blizzard. >> reporter: what are you doing to prepare. >> i'm eating at this dine are >> reporter: is that it. >> yes. >> reporter: no one is too concerned about mother nature 's plan to dump a couple inches of the the white stuff. are you buying milk. >> no. >> are you buying eggs. >> in are you buyi

greg had a total of 12 fractures. hes the french doctors -- he says the french doctors took very good care of him. >>> stanford students call it scary pass. tonight the walkway is about to get a makeover. the university agreed to pave and light a new walkway after students voiced their concerns of safety. this is also the infamous site where brock turner was found sexually assaulting an intoxicated woman two years ago. stanford said it aims to build the new pass this summer pending permit approval. >>> tonight san francisco animal care and control has its hands full of bunnies. veronica de la cruz on the unusual craigslist ad that prompted a major rabbit rescue operation. >> officers seized a total of 40 rabbits, 33 of them babies. we've learned some of them were destined to be dinner. officers tell us the owner was breeding and telling the animals out of his home which is illegal under city health codes. a local rescue group spotted the man's online ad. >> it was posted on craigslist that he had rabbits for sale for

greg and eugene and salena and tim are back here with our panel.e message carried through the transition. up until last night, when he was still speaking in campaign-like terms. if you are going to change and focus on something more than the campaign, this is the time, this is the place. >> this is his employmenmoment. this is the moment to put the campaign rhetoric behind. put behind the moment you beat someone. none of it needs to be at the inauguration. today is the day you bring the country together. you are the president of everyone. you remind people that i understand you didn't support me. i understand that maybe you didn't like what i had to say. here's our moment to come together. here's where i want to take you and i want to take you on the journey together. he can't say that enough. those sort of tangible benefits are the kinds of things that can start to bring people together. >> we're told it may be 20 minutes. who knows? that is some guidance. we are told it is about making america great again. i'm sure we will hear that. eugene, maki

greg gutfeld. >> what you do with greg? >> we are going to report the news, our style, our way.hing. but we will see. >> where does he come up to, here here on you? >> yes, he's incredibly short on large. >> what advice do you have? >> don't get ticked up by his sarcasm. he lives in a second entrance arkestra world but he's actually pretty funny. >> i can say bit where he is on the couch and you said down. >> because i'm so big and he so small. that joke never gets old. >> i wish you the best. >> thank you to larry gatlin, kennedy, tyrus, our studio audience. i am greg gutfeld, and i love you. >> president trump issuing a detailed statement in response to the growing backlash against his executive order. but to temporarily banned citizens from seven, mostly muslim countries from entering the united states. including the first green card holders and legal permanent residents of our country, as well as cutting the number of all refugees who come to seek the safety of our shores. that number by half. the president and saying, america is a proud nation of immigrants and will continu

greg? >> i don't even know where to begin, there's so much to cover. the, obviously, there's -- since you cited my work, i agree with jonathan quite a bit about the situation on campus. i've seen three major phases on campus, and the first sort of age of political correctness was, frankly, before my time. and i was at a school that was not affected by it, and it was towards the tail end anyway. i didn't realize when i started at stanford, at law school, that only two years before they had lost a court case in which their speech code was defeated even at a private school because the state government got so angry about it, they passed the leonard law saying even nonsectarian schools -- they meant stanford -- can't have speech codes. so for most of my career i would be talking to conservatives, for example, when they had this really kind of a sense of the really emotional student who desperately wanted censorship and was on to accessed with identity politics, i was sure that person existed, but it just wasn't what i was dealing with for most of my career.

then it's toe to toe between greg and the buck. and pow! right hook across the kisser of this kangaroo. stuns him. doesn't run away. ponders, should i take this guy out? we have more details behind the story. greg tonkins, 34 years old, is an elephant keeper at the western plains zoo. the hunt originally happened back in the summer. it wasn't posted right away. when it hit facebook it went bonkers. >> we had video of the one kangaroo trying to drown the dog. the guy who was the war veteran had to save his dog from the kangaroo. this doesn't surprise me. >> people were upset about what they saw and questioning whether greg should have a job but the zoo released a statement after they saw what happened. they said he has worked at the zoo for several years and does a great job. in the end, kept his job, but this video took the world by storm. >>> there comes a time in your life as an adult when you go out and indulge in the spirits at the bar. >> my favorite kind of spirits. >> a little too much, and then the next morning you are -- >> lightwe

so who is greg phillips and why is trump citing him as a source?w griffin is out front. >> reporter: where does donald trump get his information of massive voter fraud? not from study after study, report after report, analysis after analysis that has found no evidence but from a nonprofit group that has released no evidence. its leading voice is the former executive director of the mississippi republican party. he's now ceo of a health data company based in texas and a conspiracy theorist, and this morning on cnn's "new day" greg phillips wouldn't say what his proof actually is. >> you said we know 3 million illegally voted. >> we didn't name a soul, a person. >> will you? >> yes. >> do you have the proof? >> yes. >> will you provide it? >> yes. >> can i have it? >> no. >> why? >> we're going to release everything to the public. >> when? >> as soon as we get done with the checks. >> president trump apparently can't wait either. after greg phillips' appearance, the president tweeted, look forward to seeing final results of vote stand. greg phillips

greg, would you like to provide some color on that? >> sure. we think about coverage, adequacy in income is three key aspect. expanding coverage really does center on the really small medium size employer generally under a hundred lives. we need to remember that often times small businesses form. they still may be, you know, trying to establish themselves in the market lace wiplace with business. but simplifying plan adoption through simplified government reporting, increasing starter tax credit for employers, we've done research that unfortunately half of employers out there in the small to medium sized marketplace don't realize the start-up credit are even available to them. so we the industry plus government could do a better job in reinforcing that and strengthening that. another aspect could be to strengthen those credit for adopting best plan design practice at the same time to drive the best plans possible to put people in plans at effective savings rates with employer matches and cover that with safe hash pinei harbor. those kind of ide

i disagree with greg about what he said about sharpton, jackson. none of them were the top law enforcement officer in alabama. >> the point is sessions has done more for civil rights than al sharpton. >> i don't think that's true. sessions has a record. he presented it today and made a case for himself. when you look at the black community, it's very interesting to me. condoleezza rice supports him. said he was instrumental in getting rosa parks honored, a famous alabama native. larry thompson, who was in the justice department also has come out supporting him. larry thompson knows the law and knows these things. the senator from south carolina also supporting sessions. on the other side, you get people like cory booker who is going to be the first senator to come out, senator from new jersey. he's black. he's going to come out and say i oppose sessions. >> because he's running for president. >> working with senator sessions on cosponsoring a bill that said it was an honor and a privilege to work with him. >> talking out of both sides of his mouth.

stick a big conservative like greg gutfeld. they hate obamacare. the ama says can you do something responsible, like tell us what you want us to replace it with. guess what. republicans, this is not like this is a new subject. republicans have no idea about how to replace it. instead they say what we may do is wait two years, three years, four years. that is what they are saying, dana. at a minimum. even rand paul, senator paul come republican, said it's irresponsible to repeal without replace. >> okay, republicans have talked about choice, competition, private savings accounts. >> competition. >> there was no competition before obama. blame obama. thanks, obama. >> this is what happens. obama knew it. as soon as the government gets a little bigger it's hard to -- >> you are forgetting one key aspect. it's going to cost a trillion dollars. it's going to cost the taxpayer a trillion dollars. that's a new cost to taxpayers. >> what is? to go obamacare. >> you don't have a price tag. obama today when he was meeting with the democrats -- >> free market

greg valliere, you run the nuts and bolts of finance. i imagine on trading floors and investment houses in new york and london and around the world, there will be a moment where everyone pauses and glances and takes in a majestic thing. >> absolutely. the markets are expecting talk about pro-growth policies and tax reform and tax cuts. one point i want to make quickly. i think he cannot do nothing today. i know the swearing-in is the big story. i think by evening, maybe as the parade is still going on, he will issue regulations or kill regulations. he may issue trade regulations. he won pennsylvania, ohio and michigan by running as a populous. he has to acknowledge these folks and do things like tariffs to appeal to the voters that got him elected. >> do you think all of his nominees get through? >> i wonder a bit about puzder. >> you are talk about the message that the president-elect or candidate had for michigan or pennsylvania and wisconsin. he had a message for california as well where he did not win in historical portions. those pe

retreat, greg. >> reporter: jessica, good evening.n expect two very different scenes, outside one of the roadblocks and you can see right here behind me some protesters, but inside lawmakers will be advertise cussing everything from immigration to health care reform. it is not exactly the g.o.p. convention but wednesday morning under heavy armed guard most of our country's republican leadership arrived at loews hotel in market street for 2017 congress of the tomorrow, g.o.p. retreat. >> it is right at the beginning of the term like this so we can get on the same

greg: greg: greg: it is important to see the context in that quote there -- he was speaking specifically about dollar-china, and mably -- maybe not the dollar against euro, canada, all the major trading partners. but, yes, it is the flipside, and i pointed out we worked long and hard to get to a protocol first in the g7, and then into the g-20 when -- where heads of state, finance ministers, central bankers don't target and specifically mention levels of their currencies, and he just blew that. trump isthing tells me not going to be excited to abide by g-20 protocol. scarlet: i think we will have new protocol. greg: new protocol in march. scarlet: hasn't this been generated by the fact that everyone was crowded in the long-dollar position we came into the year? thinking the dollar was gonna a move higher -- we came into the year thinking the dollar was going to move higher. greg: we came on the back of the fed break -- rate hike. we got excited about tax policy changes and other things. , would say that ultimately almost any tax policy change the u.s. banks will be good for the dollar an

you are too, greg? >> grover, this is greg. we own qvc.u look at qvc, like many retailers, there are a substantial number of imports that we're selling to our customers. the effective tax rate for qvc would go up nearly three times. we'd be 4x the original, 300% increase. i don't think we're unique. now, you hear about -- and this is in the house plan and in president trump's plan. you hear about the idea that the currencies will rise to offset that. i've also read some evidence that that won't happen as quickly. and secondly, the inflationary impact seems like it would be potentially very negative. and even if the currency does rise to offset some of that, doesn't that go against some of president trump's statements about the currency being too strong? how do you look at all of this, grover? >> i think the piece of the house republican plan that trump folks are also looking at that is most problematic is the border adjustable part of it. it is the one that actually seriously disadvantages retailing that will raise costs for middle-income

then i will come back up here with david french and greg to have a conversation about this. we'll bat around handful of ideas.you ly you probably know david who has lit gifted on these issues. he has been in the trenches. hes. ... fire which is probably the leading organization for working on campuses and free-speech issues and i'm a fan of his because he cowrote what i think was the best article of 2015 in the atlantic, the coddling of the american mind. it's fascinating, one of the parts of john's book is that there's an increased emphasis among folks on campus thing the safe spaces, it's good for mental health. there is this alternative >> we just have a couple rules. one, please make sure that you raise your hand and we get at microphone to you. we just want to make sure everyone can hear you are. make sure to you introduce yourself. we'd like to know who the conversation is happening between, so name and organization. and then last but not least, please, please, please actually ask a question during the question-and-answer phase. [laughter] we are trying to model good b

joining us digital zach wolf and greg valleyier. and tom price secretary of health and human services overseeing the overhaul of obamacare. and now there are a great number of questions, zach, about what the administration, incoming administration wants, versus what the congress wants. >> that's right, donald trump said pretty recently he might be interested in insurance for everyone. that had a lot of people on capitol hill scratching their heads. these republicans who want to repeal and potentially replace obamacare which is a law that sought to provide insurance. for everyone. there's a lot to work out. the details. if you're going to repeal obamacare, is it going to take insurance from a bunch of people. republicans on capitol hill see, i think, maybe a slower path than donald trump. at least that's what it seems like. there are a lot of unanswered questions here. >> greg, i know you read "the wall street journal" every morning like i do. big headline, dollar sinks as trump talks it down. first of all, he has shattered protocol

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in writ up house square to explain, greg in. >> reporter: and nicole the parks department says that this new rule is really meant to reduce what they say is vandalism happening, inside of the park, because this afternoon we have learn it only applies to the walls inside the park, these exterior walls all over the park all around the park, feel free to take a seat. rittenhouse square, you have your bike messengers, nanny, bench loungers and your wall sitters, but as of two day as wall sitting has been, well, let's just say discouraged. >> it is selective, hostile new rule. i have been sitting on this wall for five years. >> pretty reparticular lust. >> it is frustrating. >> reporter: in a statement the philadelphia parks and recreational department says these new signs went up, asking you no the to sit down after a recent up tic in vandalism on the interior wall which was revitalize aid few years ago but spokesperson says no it ising signs are equivalent of ones that may say stay off the grass, translation, it is not illegal to plop down. po

greg was outspoken about chemical doping and now has the same level of concern about the motors. >> gregi've watched last couple years and i'm going, "i know the motor's still in the sport and..." >> whitaker: you know it is still in the sport? >> lemond: yeah. yeah. there's always a few bad apples and because it's a lot of money. >> whitaker: he is so concerned about it that while working as a broadcaster at the tour de france he and his wife worked secretly with the french police investigating the motors. his best source it turns out was stefano varjas. >> kathy lemond: i asked stefano if he would please come and talk to the french police. >> whitaker: did he? is he cooperating with the police? >> kathy lemond: completely. >> whitaker: stefano said he told the french police that just before the 2015 tour de france he again sold motorized bikes to an unknown client through a middleman. he said he was directed to deliver the bikes to a locked storage room in the town of beaulieu sur mer, france. stefano varjas told us that in addition to the motors in the bike frames, he's designed a mot

greg? >> reporter: exactly right there, rahel, new years day, 9:30 a.m., detectives say that bagger, local bagger at grocery store here in the area was riding his bicycle home when struck by someone driving a red pick-up truck. it happened on tennis avenue between bristol pike and state road. this surveillance video slows the red chevrolet pick-up truck seconds after police say a driver struck 56 year old lenny golds and, family members tell us he was riding his bike home from the supermarket when he was hit. this afternoon after the bensalem police department posted the video on social media, cbs broadcast the clip, the alleged driver james harbor turned hip self into policement detectives tell us tips poured in. they were able to question and interview harbor over the past few days, after locating his red pick-up truck in philadelphia. now he's being charged with misdemeanor careless driving and failure to render charges. >> we were able to obtain pictures from cameras that were traffic c

>> greg: here is a look at the afc lay off picture. figure kansas city is going to win this one and win the afc west, they will be the number two seed overall in the afc, get a bye week while oakland raiders fall to number five seed they will play next week. third and nine. knile davis. not much there. and san diego out of timeouts now cannot stop the clock any longer. as time winds down, once again, our thanks to jim and suzanne our producer and director all the men and women who work in the truck all season long. they have been terrific. and we thank you. mike, our spotter here in the booth, joe, our statistician, thanks to them as well. point out, we couldn't do anything without them. >> trent: thank you to the entire crew. everybody in the truck, all the camera people. it's been a tremendous season. >> greg: we have time out on the field. 1:10 remaining here in san diego. if you are just joining us, the kansas city chiefs on the verge of claiming t championship. they lead 37-27. that afc west championship will come with first round