greg: so good. everyone should be happy, but then being happy means you have got to admit trump made you happy. not smiling over this is the ultraviolet black light that reveals a childish hate. i wonder what katie couric was coughing. >> in this nondescript building i have an appointment with harmony, the sex robot. greg: how many times can we watch the same people being interviewed. james comey, stormy daniels. leave it to katie to land an interview with a sex robot. but they ordered a salad for her. what a waste of $18. being a robot. back to that correspondents dinner. who is the emcee? someone from "the daily show." who will be next year's emcee in someone from "the daily show." the audience will pretend to be shocked. it's as predictable as a question from john carl. >> mr. president, what about mikele cohen. >> thank you very much. stupid question. greg: that's so enjoyable. this is why kanye feels so dangerous and trump unlike anything else, and leave it to trump to counter program with his

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greg: worsening. kat, there are journalist and celebrities and they all climbing over each other to try to get a cell be with each other. it's pathetic. anyway. kat: i think the whole thing is pathetic in a terrible time and what a bad event. i wasn't invited. [laughter] i did get to watch the rally on tv so i will say that one was better. i had a better time my favorite part is always worth walks out and walks around pacing and clapping. i'm going to start entering every room like that. maybe next year i will look important enough to get invited. greg: terrorists, are you going to say something -- is is a nice rally or a promotional gimmick? tyrus: why because i said something about your precious kanye? shut up. [laughter] it's his base and i do the same thing. i don't get invited to parties all the time. i'm going to have my own damn party and it's better because it's my party and i don't like someone they can't come in and the correspondents dinner is boring and if people tell each other how great

greg: a very clever. just in case something happened at the correspondents dinner we had someone here monitoring the event. poor guy. this was a great week, one of the best weeks ever. it's right up there with the miracle on ice or when the wall fell or when lou dobbs woke up in my basement. [laughter] that rascal, he not through the restraints. it was a week of history, hugs and handshakes. [laughter] >> i like him a lot. [laughter] greg: is a handshake. the salesman signature and trump is always leaves the bruise. how do you prepare for that? if only there were a drug -- >> i can't believe i get to meet the president. >> how is your hand a strength? >> why? >> do you see how firmly he shakes hands? >> sound like you need a stronger grip. >> house? >> is to preparation shake. it's a blend of cortisone and crushed up himalayan fire ants. apply it in your hand strength will size will increase exponentially. >> this is the most lotion i've ever had on my hand. >> i doubt that, cowboy. >> i can feel it worki

greg: tyrus? tyrus: greg, you don't know on the other side. ai -. greg: i am. tyrus: he would sell us all out for them. you want to be the one human left. >> you're not scared at all? six no, no, no -- [inaudible conversations] greg: i'm going to tell you something, why do we do the segments on robotics and automation because i know that donald trump washes fox news and if you watch as it is much as he says he does he's watching right now and with tech warfare the country that wins is a country that gets their first so america has to get there first. we got the bombs first and that is white were number one and we should not have let other countries get the bombs. i'm talking the big bombs. you got to get tech warfare first and then we don't let anyone else get it in the we were on earth and moved to other planets. planets. [cheering and applause] donald trump is listening. the country to get their first in ai wins. if trying to get there before us we are there barnyard animals. >> what happens if you are overrun with robots a think everything is going great and

you will enjoy it indeed. >> greg: time for greg's what's this.f you at the table what do you think this is? >> dana: your jacket. >> greg: exactly. i'm wearing ti tyrus' jacket. i'm on one spectrum and he is on another. speaking of tyrus. the greg gutfeld show tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. got jeddah, she is back. jamie, fantastic comedian. kat timpf and of course tyrus who will be wearing that jacket i just tried on and looked like a tiny person. >> jesse: they will not have diamond and silk on that show. diamond and silk on at 8:00. >> kimberly: what do you have today? >> maria: fun professional news on may 7th a monday couple weeks, guy benson and i are launching a daily radio show on fox news radio every day weekday monday through friday 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. catch us on sirius 4:50. newly named tony snow radio d.c. nationally sineld indicated across radio stations across the country. go to benson and harf. >> jesse: sounds like law firm. >> greg: have you been injured? come in and say hi, imary i'm maria harf. >> kimberly: fantastic. get everybod

. >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with kimberly kimberly kimberl, katie pavlich. as our president welcomes his french counterpart, let's not forget how the media portrays trumps harmful foreign policy. >> republicans really have a responsibility to talk about the imminent threat they know because they've seen behind the scenes. this man poses to the safety and security of the united states of america. >> i have asked the twitter spokesman, doesn't violate the terms of service, making this kind of threat toward north korea. >> on the world stage, this president is humiliating america, no question. >> greg: that didn't age well. does the president of france agreed? >> we have a lot of work to be done together but i'm very honored and pleased because whatever the context could be, this relationship is stronger. on top of it, we have an excellent relationship. i want to thank you for that. >> greg: our poor media. the sophisticated european doors our president. why shouldn't he? he is adorable. >> it's a great honor, great honor to be here. we do have a very special r

greg? greg: no. jim: no. kathleen: yes. buy the two-year note, the treasury, or get out of the way, the fed is still coming? greg? greg: get out of the way. jim: no. kathleen: get out of the way. jonathan: tesla 2025, or netflix with a similar maturity through to year end? both companies have burned through cash. both companies have had to raise a lot of capital. would you hold the tesla 2025 or netflix of a similar maturity to year end? greg? greg: netflix. jim: tesla. kathleen: don't make me choose. jonathan: go on. you have got to. kathleen: netflix. jonathan: there we go. thank you very much for your time. that does it for us. that does it for "bloomberg real yield." we will see you next friday at 1:00 p.m. new york time. 6:00 p.m. in london. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu and this is this is bloomberg "etf iq". ♪ scarlet: tech cap catch a break -- can't seem to catch a break and the darlings of 2017 turned into the has-beens of 2018. we discuss with etf manager who is ahead of the curve. a volatile month

♪ >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, geraldo rivera, brian kilmeade, dana perino.the five" ." let's recap mike pompeo's confirmation hearing. if you want to be part of the republican administration, please denounce the republican administration. >> it's fair for our members to ask whether your relationship is rooted in a candid, healthy, give and take dynamic or whether it's based on deferential willingness to go along to get along. >> greg: up next, shameless bigotry smears. >> do you have any views of the muslim faith or people who believe in worshiping other gods. is that something negative in our country? >> greg: let's not forget the t word. >> can you clarify for me how you would come as secretary of state, be clear as to america's commitment against torture. >> greg: so predictable, so fake so irrelevant. mike did fine until this. >> with respect to building a team out of the state department, this is something i've done multiple times in my life. i did it as a tank platoon leader. i did it as a cavalry troop. i do it for two small businesses in kansas. and

greg? greg: no. jim: no. kathleen: yes. buy the two-year note, the treasury or get out of the , way, the fed is still coming? buy the two-year note, or get out of the way, the fed is still coming? greg? greg: get out of the way. jim: no. jonathan: kathleen. kathleen: get out of the way. jonathan: tesla 2025, or netflix with a similar maturity through to year end. both companies have burned through cash both companies had , to raise a lot of capital to fund that growth. would you hold the tesla 2025 or netflix of a similar maturity to year end? greg: netflix. jonathan: jim. jim: post selloff tesla. kathleen: don't make me choose. netflix. jonathan: there we go. kathleen. thank you very much for your time. that does it for us. greg peters, jim keenan from blackrock. that does it for us. that does it for "bloomberg real yield." we will see you next friday at 1:00 p.m. new york time. this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. rea

♪ >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters and dana perino.the five" ." when they sent people, president trump sends troops. >> speaking with general mattis, we're going to be doing things militarily until we can have a wall and proper security. we are going to be guarding our border with the military. it's a big step. we really haven't done that before, certainly not very much before. >> greg: any response order waving the caravan through his drastic. if you want to prove a need for the wall, said 1,000 people to our border as a political stunt. i mean, are we sure trump didn't plan this? he will never get a better visual aid for his argument. all societies frown on line cutting. the exception, dire need. that's why the caravan backfired. it was political, calculated, designed to challenge the idea of a border. it hurts everyone who really wants to come here. just ask anyone who did it legally. you wonder why trump's approval climbs. this story is the long-term trend, not the absolute level. why the rise, even if the media pushes collusion, s

greg, can you translate?e incoherent. >> greg: it is depressing to see a once great actor diminished to a blithering hack. he is being honest. he doesn't want the conversation. he wants his opinion heard so you can ignore the simpering gasbag he has become or find him entertaining which i do. at one point he advocated physical violence. the things he is doing, eliminating words, it means there's no step between anger and violence. he doesn't want to have that step which is a little bit interesting. >> kennedy: it is. juan, i understand people are dug in on both sides. one of the points roseanne raised was it's kind of obvious our characters would have been trump supporters. 20 years later, their lives are not better. for half of that time almost president obama was the commander in chief. a lot of working-class people in the country were not helped. so is there a point that a sitcom can make, having characters who are diametrically opposed politically? >> juan: i would encourage it. i think it is a miniature

[applause] >> greg: well done. all the stuff the media keeps throwing at us, collusion, dementia, his family and diet, it's my computing. what's necessary is a total reboot of the heart, if only they had one. >> let's welcome tonight's guest. he has more sense than the kids piggy bank. candace owen. [applause] >> greg: he's produce more hits than snow dog. rob law. [applause] >> greg: he once called animal control and the easter bunny. national review reporter cat. and finally his dinner plate can pick up all the major-league baseball channels. tyrus. [applause] what you take of the cnn coverage so far of stormy daniels? is it pertinent or just pernicious? >> it's interesting. i don't understand how it's a new platform. when he showed is accurate. she is running the cnn network in the democratic party. she's gone quite the raise and promotion. >> good for her. >> could she be in the are of the woman, 2020 running for office? >> should have a better chance than hillary clinton did. >> greg: i think bill would like t

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greg, >> greg: you and i share something in common. we both had to endure jerry brown twice. 7 billion people on the planet and he got to be governor of california twice. >> kimberly: and mayor of oakland. >> greg: he was the worse part of my childhood. bring back my chicken pox. he was governor of california wants and he was terrible. and they brought him back. bring back the gas crisis with a drought. bring back all the horrible things about california that happened under this guys watch. i don't understand. why does california keep going back to a ex who made their lives miserable in the '70s. >> kimberly: not me. >> greg: you can't choose the loss to follow that you like. it doesn't make any sense. can i go to california right now decide to violate certain laws because i don't like them? will they protect me if i decide i want a sanctuary city for my own criminality? if laws aren't followed by everybody, they are whims. >> kimberly: are like that. >> greg: thank you. it's a t-shirt. >> kimberly: dana, what do you make of it? taking a strong stance and position against fox

she was president for a while. >> greg: oh! it's time for this. greg's terrible diet news.i'm an expert on terrible diets. there is nothing worse than stuffed animals. let's take a look at this dog. a st. bernard. he had to go in for what they thought was cancer surgery. his name is mazie. 8 years old. they found it wasn't cancer. he'd been eating teddy bears. we all know teddy bears have lots of carbohydrates. they don't digest easily. i would say do not eat teddy bears, dog! >> jesse: that's how you lost weight. >> greg: i did. i stopped eating stuffed animals. i would just gorge. >> jesse: moving on. greg knows what it's like to make a joke people don't really like. an accent i felt kicker posed for a prom picture with his daughter and said this. wishing my beautiful daughter and her date at beautiful time. people got mad saying it was inappropriate. he had to apologize. the daughter and the date were in on the joke. if you believe you have to apologize. >> greg: you have to apologize for everything. sorry about that. >> katie: i went to arizona to visit my family and do

. >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld with kimberly gutfeld, juan williams, jesse watters, dana perino. "the five" ." saturday was the white house correspondents' dinner. here's a clip. >> it is a trash fire. >> greg: we could stop there. everything went as planned. the comedian, on diluted leftist plucked from daily show assembly line. unloaded on the white house. like a tortoise on crutches, you could see the jokes limping toward you. the dinner is old news, an of self congratulations, selfies, predictable barbs. >> i have to say i am a little starstruck. i love you as aunt lydia in the handmaid's tale. i actually really like sarah. i think she is very resourceful. like she burns facts and uses the ash to create a perfect smoky eye. maybe she is born with it. maybe it's lies. probably lives. i am never sure what to call sarah huckabee sanders. is it sarah sanders? sarah huckabee sanders? what is uncle tom but for white women who disappoint other white women? >> greg: wolf reminds us you can smear women as long as you on the right. the media calls it a roast. if if you did it come it w

greg gutfeld. >> greg: he is kind of a bigger fan of me. >> jesse: more of a "redeye" fan. >> greg: allowse jokes and he laughs. he types out the laugh, which i love. podcasts. foxnewspodcast.com. with king bob so -- king buzzo from the melvin's. we talk about pop music. it's pretty awesome. >> kimberly: i want to take a moment to honor girl power captain tammie jo schults, the pilot being hailed as a hero for the way she handled an emergency none like she'd ever encountered before. the engine of the southwest plane failed. she calmly steered the plane toward safety. she is no stranger to going against the odds because she's one of the first female fighter pilots in our military. classmate of hers described her as a true pioneer who outworked her male counterparts for all the women fighting for a chance. captain tammie jo schults, a true american hero. >> jesse: bravo. >> juan: we talked about barbara bush. two other prominent people have also died. radio broadcaster carl castle and professional wrestling legend bruno sammartino. carl castle was a friend from my days on npr. terrifically f

>> greg: it is an irrational comment for him to make.barkley says something you hate, wait 5 minutes and he will say something you love. even in that tirade, he actually said some things that were pretty good, about the russians, the stormy thing. he is -- he talked about looking in the mirror. he should look in the mirror because he's talking about himself. he is just like trump. he's an opinionated trash talker. he has run into trouble in the past. he has considered entertaining a career in politics. he would be another trump. he is upset about trump tweeting? charles won't keep his mouth shut if he's president. charles is probably in the back of his head thinking, man, i could have done this. i have a pass but trump proved a pass doesn't matter. i could have been governor of a large state or ran for president, which may happen, charles. >> jesse: he is a very authentically authentic and likable guy. >> you don't think the russian thing is an issue? >> i do not. i think it's probably true, but i am pretty sure in the election, state, l

greg: no. >> it's -- his missile is called the no dong. greg: really? >> which sounds like stormy daniel's easiest movie. and it's all funny. if you look up in the sky and seeing no dong coming at you, going over cleveland, it's not a good sign. so, i mean, i agree with what -- i think this is fantastic. this guy is bringing about world peace by doing everything wrong. and that's what infuriates me. greg: exactly. >> and the le less and less thee is to focus on -- stormy is boring anyway. it's not even a sex scandal.t it's a campaign finance scandal for some reason. greg: an exciting campaign finance scandal. jim, do you care about trump's past and what do you make of this whole north korea thing? >> it happened in twie 2005, 20. he wasn't president.fo remember the left frequented out when trump called him littleke rocket man. they thought there was going to be a nuclear war the next day. get this guy out of the office. was going to fush the but top on little rocket man. greg: by theke way, lit

greg. >> greg: excellent.ews.com/opinion, you're going to find probably the most comprehensive piece on opioids that's been written by me. i tried to present a different side that you don't get in mainstream media. check it out. also if you go to the foxnewspodcast.com. i have one up there talking about the literature of dictators. what dictators published. it's a pretty interesting 20 minute conversation. >> dana: your podcasts are great because they are interesting people and digestible. 20 minutes is exactly what you need. >> greg: of the length of a sitcom without the commercials. >> kimberly: her book tour is starting. a lot a lot of the "fox & friends" people show up to support her. please buy the book. set your dvrs. never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is up next hello, bret. >> bret: hello, can relate. the president's pick for va secretary remains defiant in the face of new accusations and allegations. talk about good friends. fox news learns the professor behind the leaked james come

he has a mixed bag legacy but i wish him well. >> dana: greg, your thoughts. >> greg: two things.e, i am so tired of people saying i'm going to spend more time with my family. for once, i would love someone to say i'm going to continue avoiding my family completely by locking myself in my man cave drinking pabst blue ribbon and watching "die hard" equals. for his future, i see fox news contributor, sunday show cohosting with hillary. cross fire meets crossfit. he could work out while she complains. >> juan: boy, you got this way wrong. 25 republicans in the house leaving. three in the senate. they see a huge democratic wave coming. there is just no way they can survive. this has been rumored in washington for the last three weeks intensely. everybody on the republican house side says if paul ryan doesn't think he can survive, why what i think i can? >> dana: he wasn't worried about his race. >> juan: i don't think he would have survived as speaker. nancy nancy pelosi would be the speaker. i don't think paul ryan wants it. that's what's going on. his record as speaker is negligible

a nice surprise. >> dana: greg gets to go next. >> greg: greg's unicorn news. day. [laughs] do you know what you do? feed your unicorns. do you know what they love? ambrosia salad fajitas. strawberry bacon and marshmallow steak. >> kimberly: looks like an evil unicorn. >> dana: juan. >> juan: for a guy who is 111, richard overton had a fabulous wicket. the oldest living world war ii veteran, grandson of slaves, mentioned he wanted to see the national museum of african-american history. the message got through to the philanthropist who donated $20 million to build the museum. he put overton on a jet to d.c. colin powell call to welcome him in the third oldest living in american got a private tour. next month, i'm going to say happy birthday mr. overton. america's oldest living world war ii vet. >> dana: he's amazing. >> jesse: occasionally juan williams will be wrong and it's hard for me to hold my tongue and interrupt him and say wrong. i have a new prop we are going to be debuting. i am going to hold this up instead of interrupting juan. he doesn't like being

yes, greg? bret to ask him this question did he change his book on the publisher's request. talking about why he did the right thing regarding anthony weiner you just days before the election why he allowed that information out there which hurt comey but he did it for the country and that's a great book. and instead his publisher said trump sells. i want to ask him if he changed the book. >> kimberly: i still don't think that would make him honorable. let's be honest. >> greg: he did the right thing with th wiener. that's a book. >> kimberly: disseminating it to two individuals not just this professor at columbia. also not telling the truth when he was testifying about that professor's classification that had fbi clearance and oh and he gave it to another individual. dana? >> dana: i don't know. i don't know what to say. i know this. i play a little game with myself. how fast can i get home walking as fast as i can in order to see "special report"? >> greg: your gait is very small. >> dana: i wa

, does greg not miss me?. i am here. >> just kidding. >> remember i was in oklahoma last night. >> he's been up since 3 a.m. >> no judgment. >> no! exactly. >> [laughing]. >> bye. >> a fresno state professor who said vile things about barbara bush on twitter is taunting her critics. she said she would never be fired because she has tenure. but donors are threatening to withhold money from the school. greg, you share that outrage. >> it's easy. i don't know if you should punish the college for this. i don't think it's about her th speech without consequences. none of her peers or students do. if students do that, they would be in trouble. she cynically exposed what she is using tenure for which makes it legitimate to take it away from her. she said it's not about exploring new ideas, it's being an a-hole which she is. she posted in an arizona mental health hot line as her own. a suicide prevention hot line. they got 70 calls an hour. she did. that's a fireable offense. >> i think donors and parents, i have a d

it was so quiet, greg. >> i know. >> so happy to see the waiter.ays grab my face, hey, how is your wife? dating, yeah, sounds fun. >> i think we're going to go now, i promise more stuff after the break. does he turn everything to gold? not everything. now get $100 back on a 2-axle brake service with your midas credit card. book an appointment online. not having a good breakfast can make you feel like your day never started. get going with carnation breakfast essentials®. it has protein, plus 21 vitamins and minerals including calcium and vitamin d, to help your family be their best. carnation breakfast essentials®. ... mitzi: psoriatic arthritis tries to get in my way? watch me. ( ♪ ) mike: i've tried lots of things for my joint pain. now? watch me. ( ♪ ) joni: think i'd give up showing these guys how it's done? please. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are changing the way they fight it. they're moving forward with cosentyx. it's a different kind of targeted biologic. it's proven to help people find less joint pain and clearer skin. don'

it was so quiet, greg. >> i know. >> so happy to see the waiter. [laughter] >> i would always grab my face, hey, how is your wife? dating, yeah, sounds fun. >> i think we're going to go now, i promise more stuff after greg: another great show but we are out of time. thank you? , jim >> ♪ >>> the somber sounds of a final good-bye playing out in a houston church as former first lady barbara bush is laid to rest. i'm molly line. this is the fox report. mourners paying their respects to a beloved american at a packed service. first lady trump attending the funeral along with former presidents obama and clinton and their wives. mrs. bush was remembered for her kindness and her common touch. one historian saying that despite reaching the heights of power and fame, she never lost her sense of humanity in helping those who needed it most. >> she was a point

greg is if this technology is via war would put a brake on the development of e-cards. no it won't because diesel is still a fossil fuel and practically we can't produce enough renewable diesel to power all of our calls so we're still going to need a transition over the next twenty years to electro mobility powered by renewable electricity and that's a practical solution to deliver the de carbonized station of transport which we need but while that transition is going on we still need our cars burning oil to be clean so if this technology delivers half of what it's promising then it's a step forward. come on how interested are comic is going to be given the biggest problem of the existing diesel cars and everyone seems to be focused on. yes and it's got to be costly for the car makers to work with this new diesel technology that bosch claims to have found here of course it's really difficult to say at the moment whether this does not come to say greg just indicated that we are in a time of transition it's likely that diesel and as a other combustion engines are here to

i'm marianne rafferty, now back to the greg got tell joe. japan site -- japanese news site, it could listen to ideas from residents and calculate the best ways to implement them. it could find compromises in common interest conflicts between citizens and finally it would shoot every member of maroon 5 into space. in other words, it is perfect. [laughter] >> now, since robots can't technically run for office yet, people had to vote for a guy representing the robot. it got over 4,000 votes but came in third. that's an outrage. at least to me. they should have let us here make their campaign video. >> is it time for a new politician? one you can trust to never let you down or deceive you? are you tired of flip-flopping, pandering and empty promises and politics? >> hello. i'm running for mayor. yes, the first robot mayor, and i can promise you i won't sleep with my maid or a porn star. i once had a brief fling but she only gave me a ride home. >> unlike human politicians, the robot doesn't need sleep. he's incorruptible and he will never pose f

greg: i agree. tom: greg valliere, thank you so much.tta, listening to all of this political back and forth. i know you will tell me the economy does not matter, but at some point, politics matters. politics matters, but if you look at what the markets are saying right now about -- tom: they don't care. neil: they don't care, but i would also say a democratic victory in the house is quite akin to the prediction markets. the last time i checked, i think it was like 50% odds. so you basically have gridlock for a couple more years. does anyone really doubt the idea that most of what was going to be done on the fiscal side in d.c. is already done? that happened in the first year. vol issues onall trade, and really, you will probably see more issues on foreign policy, i think, than matters that relate to the domestic economy here. lisa: "markets don't care." neil dutta of renaissance macro, greg valliere of horizon investments. both are staying with us. if you want, you can go to tv on the bloomberg terminal. click on links, contact us s

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so let me start with greg. you are involved with the coalition tell us about why and how the coalition was founded. >> i heard from susan of what existed in the past. i think what do they say it's nasty british and harsh. they're essentially outside of society. it was a dog eat dog world. he would see people getting beaten in the central parking lot because they complained the check was not as much as they thought it would be. nobody came to their defense. there is a sense of the daily exercise of raw power that defines the talent. rather than describe it i'll give you a couple examples. -- is a worker who today works at one of john's farms but she's been here for over 20 years. she's been talking to sienna and described her experience and said i was 14 years old and the first thing i did was go to the fields that are set i can get you a better job at a packing house. >> job, my truck and will go there and you can imagine what happened then. he attempted to assault her. fortunately another worker saw what was h

greg?tfeld is live at 10 o'clock and it's going to be so much better than the white house correspondents dinner which sucks. we have dr. drew pinsky and we have special little surprises in store. it will be live so anything can happen. >> all right. thank you very much. good luck with that. 10 o'clock. jesse? >> the late breaking mom text. this just in: fact checker. your first film was not star wars, it was et and you sobbed. >> [laughing]. >> oh my god. nice! >> mom calling me out for crying. >> i am also live saturday night covering donald trump's counter-programming rally to the correspondents dinner and candace will join me. 8 o'clock eastern "watters world." >> all righty. we have a couple of "one more thing"s today. candace and i will be in dallas in june for the turning point usa young women's leadership conference. put up the full screen. it's jam-packed with talent. june 14th to june 17th. >> the convention bureau will never be the same. >> men can speak too. >> oh, i thought it w

and then to read a max and greg's book, i mean, there's two things to do here. and -- otherwise where do they learn about it? i don't know if it's really touched upon in high school curriculum. >> not in high school i don't think. and it's -- >> no i think it's just great if younger people today would just educate themselves about what the vietnam war was about because i know i have kids who are, you know -- ranging from ten to 20, and for them you know the vietnam war might as well be the war it is a distant conflict and they don't know about it and it is pornghtd because it has for somebody like me growing in 1980s overhang in the youth in a way that it isn't. and i wish people understand the important role that it played to get beyond some of the mythology that dominated the his tore yog if i of the vietnam war that this was a right wing myth that -- that, you know, we lost because we had one hand tied behind our back if only we use more fire power on and on everyone though we drop more bombs than we had in -- in -- left wing myth that ho chi minh victory was

greg is that if this technology is via wall who would put a brake on the development of e-cards. no it won't because these oil is still a fossil fuel and practically we can't produce enough renewable diesel to power all of our calls so we're still going to need a transition over the next twenty years to electro mobility powered by renewable electricity and that's a practical solution to deliver the de carbonized station of transport which we need but while that transition is going on we still need our cars burning oil to be clean so if this technology delivers half of what it's promising that it's a step forward. comment how interested are comic is going to be given the biggest problem of the existing diesel cars and everyone seems to be focused on. yes and it's going to be costly for the car makers to work with this new diesel technology that bosch claims to have found here of course it's really difficult to say at the moment whether this does not come to say greg just indicated that we are in a time of transition it's likely that diesel and doesn't other combustion engines are

stuart: greg norman, big statement. stirring it up, greg.s, wouldn't you love to be playing today? >> oh for sure. look, once a competitor, always a competitor. i just changed my direction in being a competitor, that is in the business word. i think it is fascinating this world i'm in now. i learned so much but i learn new things. i do miss it. i was at augusta national with my son and one of the members and i love walking around there, playing there, feeling the energy of the place. i mean, i do miss it when this time of year comes and you guys in the northeast white stuff all around you, down here, 85-degree weather. ashley: yeah, yeah. stuart: greg, lad, your time is up. you're done, son. i'm jealous. i wish i was there. i wish i was on the way to augusta. can't do it this year. i wish i could. greg norman, you're all right. come back anytime. >> anytime, thanks, stuart. stuart: got it, sir. positive effects of the trump tax cuts. we're still figuring them out, they're rolling in. lower utility bills, bigger paychecks, bigger bonuses, my

. >> we are joined by political economist greg valliere. chief adviser for horizon investme investments. good morning. >> good morning, rene. >> i know you just heard sound there from kudlow who essentially is downplaying these fears that people feel. i want to take you to a tweet from the president a few days ago where he essentially said you are already $500 billion down you can't lose. that just really sums up how he looks at this issue. do you think that approach is almost as if he is brushing off concerns of a trade war. what do you think about his take on this and how he is approaching this and is it ultimately effective here? this negotiating strategy they are engaging with china? >> it is typical donald trump bluster. by the way, it is $350 billion. not $500 billion. who is quibbling? ultimately there will be a deal. i agree with larry kudlow. as dave knows, as i have been saying for a while, this is a trade dispute. it is not a trade war. i think the key thing that kudlow said it back door negotiations are under way behind the scen

greg: yes.prosecutors say that from the evidence, not much legal work involved in the documents. greg: yes, consistent with what we learned about michael cohen. he has been valuable to donald trump personally and members of terms ofy, but not, in the trump business, not an executive, not had a formal executive role. david: in which case, privilege does not apply. greg: that is right. david: not acting like a voter. shery: thank you for explaining -- acting like a lawyer. shery: thank you for letting. trump up, how president is hitting back at james comey ahead of his book released tomorrow. we will have details next. this is bloomberg. ♪ welcome to the xfinity store. i can tell you about... streaming the most free tv shows and movies on the go. yeah, and... xfinity internet. it's so fast! and you can save by... by getting up to 5 mobile lines included. whoa, you're good. i'm just getting started. ♪ simple. easy. awesome. come see how you could save $400 or more a year with xfinity mobile. plus a

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