greg: and a number of people. all right, tyrus. >> greg. greg: end the segment with some kind of wisdom. >> well we're all socialists when we're younger until we get our own money. greg: that's true. >> i ain't sharing a damn thing. it's mine. ain't told no jokes in this chair. why should i give it up. we're all socialists when we're unemployed on mom's coach. greg: that is so true. >> we saw in finland, they had an experiment, fixed income for anybody in the poip las vegas whether you worked or not and guess what, it didn't work. >> speaking of finland, where did those boom boots come from. greg: i think they killed a yak. >> must have been a pretty yak. >> that's not the problem. the problem is the flare of those pants. >> you need a jacket with that. >> this is old meets new. >> you called it a problem, i call it excellence. greg: i hope they're flares because you're packing heat at the ankle. >>> coming up, dennis rodman wants some credit for -- what's that word? for the north korea talks. why some there. rodman heartburn! no one burns

i will start with greg.f your habits that you know annoys your co-host but you just can't help yourself? >> kimberly: reply all. >> greg: a producer in my ear just said reply all because i often reply all. only just because i don't really mean what i'm saying when i'm replying all. >> kimberly: do it with all caps. >> greg: imitating crazy people. all caps reply all. >> kimberly: why are we doing this? >> greg: i annoy people because i'm constantly complaining about certain like things. ailments. >> kimberly: got the award number one diva. >> greg: unfair. >> pete: who gave the award out? >> dana: kimberly, we are supposed to tell what our own bad habits are. i would say you don't have any. but you have to come up with something. >> kimberly: i love you. oh. all right. so, sometimes i get like -- i'm trying to pipe something in -- i'm not good with typing with the tweets. so i'm correcting and take like 30 minutes to send one. then i check my phone if i'm like nervous during commercial breaks and that might

greg: imagine that. it wasn't cuddles or captain snuggle us any wonder why his numbers keep rising like chris matthews blood pressure because he is right. he is targeting animals and they are parsing words. imagine your house is on fire in your neighbor calls the police because you were yelling fire too loud. that is the media when it comes to ms 13. check out the response to trump pulling up north grand summit. >> the surprise cancellation of a planned summit with congenital. >> is a stunning turnaround. >> president trump canceled the june summit. >> it is stunning, isn't it? greg: if you are stunned by that and then you're shocked every day by your own feet. where did these come from? fact is, this occurred in negotiations and all trump does is negotiate. i'm sure at his own funeral he'll try to cut a deal with the gravedigger. the media can only see the bad and trump them in north korea it comes in two flavors, mock trump for standing in and -- they want it both ways. no wonder america rates the pres

greg: terrorists? tyrus: the summer look for a super con movie. greg: kat?at: i don't know, all i do is watch netflix by myself at night. greg: what a fascinating way to end the show but. kat: you can alway arthel: i was up way too early watching the royal wedding. new details on the students and teachers killed in yesterday's texas school shooting and new details on the suspect with "the fox report". julie: we are now learning the names of the 10 people killed in a massacre at santa fe high school outside of houston. the suspected and a 17-year-old student at the school surrender to police confessing to the deadly attack and saying he spared the people he likes. the tragic school shooting in santa fe texas reigniting the gun debate on capitol hill. lawmakers promising action but divided on how to do it. >> every time i continue to have this debate about guns were putting our children at risk.

i'm greg gutfeld.ove'l you, america. >>> fox news learning of a possible end date to robert mueller's russia investigation which just entered its second year as president trump calls for a new investigation into possible fbi infiltration during his 2016 campaign. i'm rick le leventhal. this is the fox report. rudy guliani telling fox news that robert mueller could wrap up his russia investigation by september 1st if mueller and his team are able to interview president trump by the middle of july. this coming as the president demands an official investigation into whether the fbi or doj surveilled his 2016 campaign for political purposes after reports that an fbi informant contacted members of

greg is coming up next. i will see you next saturday when i'm back in new york city. >> the world got a lot more dangerous today because of the incompetence of this president who is only foreign-policy philosophy seems to be to nullify the obama president. greg: you got that right. [cheering and applause] greg: do you remember 1969 west mark i do some call it the good old days but i don't. it sucked. dow jones was at 800 and the average income a year was under nine grand and something called woodstock took place. look at these people. you know they smell bad. like a fish is jockstrap. [laughter] i don't know if they were them but they could. what also stunk was fashion. people actually wore the stuff outside and they were to pelted with hot garbage. basically, the world reeked but i couldn't do a thing. i was five years old and here is a picture. [laughter] i was adorable. but i could do nothing to make the world a better place so instead i ate as much plato as possible. the point is 1969 was a long time ago

we love it greg, what do you have? >> greg: it is time for greg's plugs.rday, that's tomorrow night. you guys may be taking the weekend off, i'm not. 10:00 i have rob o'neill and comedian chris fe. kat timpf, cyrus. unlike jesse's you won't be tortured. >> jesse: not torture, enhanced interrogation. >> greg: literally figuratively. i'm plugging my book. did you go to amazon or wherever you want to go and order this book. you prove it to me that you ordered it over the weekend because i'm not going anywhere. if you can prove it to me with a time stamp, i will pick one of you and i will draw a picture for you. >> you know there is a misspelling on the spine? >> greg: what? it's on my monologue. >> kimberly: this just made my whole day. >> greg: you are lying. it's missing a letter. somebody is losing their job. thank you, kennedy. >> kimberly: time now for kennedy's food. ♪ everyone doesn't care with that spine. everyone cares about mcdonald's. food court meets legal news. two mcdonald's customers in florida suing fast food giant for $5 million because they

greg: i'm greg gutfeld. i love you, america.: new fallout from president trump's decision to withdraw from the iran nuclear deal. the country's still in it, but could take measures to counteract u.s. sanctions, sparking the white house to warn any nation help in tehran will be held accountable. good evening, i'm rick leventhal. this is the "fox report." >>> the u.s. exit from the deal prompting thousands of iranians to take to the streets in protest while the uk and its european allies work to salvage the pact. the iranian country says he is committed to upholding the agreement calling president trump's decision, quote, a violation of morals. the white house not backing down

greg: terrorists? tyrus: the summer look for a super con movie. greg: kat?watch netflix by myself at night. greg: what a fascinating way to end the show but. kat: you can alway"""""""""""""t now. jesse: welcome to "watters world," i'm jesse watters. congratulations, everybody. this is the one-year anniversary of the robert mueller investigation into trump and russia. what have we learned? >> witch hunt, witch hunt, witch hunt. jesse: that's what it looks like to many americans so far. government and private industry have been interviewed, 15 search warrant issues.

i have a question, greg.iature horses properly trained as service animals, i have never seen one potty trained. >> kimberly: how would you know? >> greg: they don't have potties, dana. you grew up on a ranch. you can't potty train a horse. >> kimberly: this is getting out of control. >> greg: the segment or the idea? >> jesse: it is like medical marijuana. it starts off legit and you go to venice beach and then the doctor comes out with dreadlocks and you say you have the sniffles. >> kimberly: personal anecdote? >> juan: what happens if one of these animals attacks you or somebody says i don't want to sit next to them. >> greg: what if you are allergic to cats and you have a therapy cat? >> dana: how would you know if you are allergic to a peacock? >> greg: i found out the hard way. [laughter] the point is you shouldn't punish the patient. when people game the system. >> dana: know a couple who are gaming the system. >> greg: "one more thing" up next. it's just a burst pipe, i could fix it. (laugh) no. with

greg brady. >> jesse: oh, yeah, you do. >> dana: everybody likes greg. >> greg: how did that turn outmember. >> greg: i'm glad you didn't say robby the little blonde kid from brady bunch. >> kimberly: if you flashback to graduation picture. >> greg: richard, quickly. >> jesse: stop looking at me. richard richard you look like john cotter from the yard. >> greg: kilmeade remind me of louie from cheers. >> kimberly: no one is picking me now. >> greg: this is great question. what would you do with the extra time if you didn't have to sleep. richard? >> richard: watch the royal wedding with kimberly. >> greg: jesse? >> jesse: i would read. >> dana: he stole my answer. >> greg: kimberly? >> kimberly: cooking. >> dana: pep pore reason tortillas? >> kimberly: everybody has to start somewhere. >> greg: charity work. i if i have all this free time, charity work it is. one more thing is up next ♪ ♪ ♪ ooh, heaven is a place on earth ♪ uhp. i didn't believe it. again. ♪ ooh, baby, do you know what that's worth? ♪ i want to believe it. [ claps hands ] ♪ ooh i'm not hearing the confidence. okay, ho

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greg. >> greg: saturday, "the greg gutfeld show," we have sebastian gorka.rus. and i have not seen one of these in a while, -- i hate these people! i am in a mood. in the physical world, we have stuff called litter, you know what litter is? in the social network world that is called gifs or jifs. dancing rather than responding, sending the gifs or jifs. they are internet litter, internet garbage, they are thoughtless, careless, lazy. so anticipate you will be sending me a lot. >> somebody said that to him. >> greg: they are actually litter on the internet. garbage. >> kimberly: it is because he is a little bit hung over today, he is a little bit cranky pants. >> dana: you are next. >> kimberly: mine is good and not disruptive or negative like greg. michaela lane got the shock of her life before she took off for a national cheerleading competition because her father is robert lang station halfway across the world serving in the national guard. so when the father and her teammates performed a hilarious cheer routine, hers dad was unable to join them, physicall

>> greg: it is conflation. we have been in a situation we will talk about islamic terrorism and people accuse of islamaphobia. i'm not talking about islam. i am talking about terrorists who happen to be islamic. islamic terrorists. i didn't say islam. people go, you are islamaphobic. it's the same argument. how dare you come out against gangs flapping to be a specific minority. you don't like that minority. no, you actually guilty of doing that. if you hear ms-13 and here innocent immigrant, that's on you, not anybody else. >> kimberly: one of the definitions in the dictionary in animal is an inhuman person, british or beastlike person. >> greg: my nickname in the gym. a lot of athletes, wrestlers. >> dana: in the hearing with the congresswoman, there was no other congressional members are there to him. >> pete: i testified in front of congressional committees where there is nobody there. >> richard: when it comes to immigration passing reform, because our laws were made in 1984, congress is missing in action.

. >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with juan williams, jesse watters, dana perino. "the five" ." someone in north korea read "the art of the deal." because north korea is threatening to cancel next month's summit between kim jong un and president trump over military drills going on right now involving the u.s. and south korea. >> greg: that is so donald. it shocked the media. if you read one sentence from trump's book, you would know that negotiations don't proceed without such antics. more will come. it is not like trump didn't prepare you for it. let's see what happens. >> we are moving along very nicely with north korea. we'll see what happens. it's taken a long time, many, many decades to get here. let's see what happens. we are doing very well, as you know, i north korea. we will see what happens. we will see what happens. we haven't seen anything. we haven't heard anything. we will see what happens. we will see what happens. we'll see. time will tell. >> greg: we'll see what happens. that montage was for those who think trump is being played or hope he is being played. bett

i will say greg, she said if you can't beat them, join them. >> greg: she shouldn't have said it. >> the second thing about this business with hillary clinton and then you see these others, they really think this, greg. they really think -- >> dana: which is why we get this material. one thing interesting, kimberly, when hillary does these speeches and says it's been a year and half and i'm not over it, i mean, everyone -- you can't win everything. what kind of an example? >> kimberly: not a winning example. when she put the russian hat on, all i thought was the act, one. yeah. the clintons, the clinton foundation. that's going down the tubes. they are not getting any money. they are almost out of business and she is doing these type of things. it's actually hurting the democrats. doug schoen said they just want her to go away because it's hurting their chances of retaking the house or trying to retake the oval going forward. probably the rest of the candidates who want to get on the stage for the democrats. >> dana: maybe we can do it tomorrow. there is a story about bernie sanders

what's going on here, greg?t delighted every time hillary makes an appearance. >> greg: this is especially hilarious because she's right. a large portion of the democratic party are sniveling socialists. they are for universal based income, higher taxes, guaranteed jobs. identity over the individual. they weren't voting for trump. she was their only choice. i don't think the democratic party would disagree with her. they are chasing a failed system. we have the most effective political economical system in the history of the world that the democrats are like sideshow bob. they keep walking into rakes. >> kimberly: that was a good synopsis. the analogy was good. i think we should move this excuse to number one. it has some credence. well done. >> greg: but it is a lie too. >> dana: instructive about what's going to happen in 2020 because the ground shifted under hillary clinton's feet from when she ran into thousand eight to 2016. in 2008, bernie sanders could not have run as an avowed socialist and won. you thin

>> greg: that is the point.was calling them animals. >> brian: there are times the president does not say what he means. this was not one of those times. >> juan: the thing is having long engaged in demonizing if not dehumanizing immigrants, when he said this, it struck people as it is a wink and a nod to his base. let's hate on immigrants. >> greg: no, no, no, no. because he was right there, he must've been wrong another time, that's how they justify -- >> dana: i think people need to pick their battles. be more strategic and smart about picking your battles. i think the democrats could have gone a step further, like outflank the president and be tougher on ms-13 that he is. try that maneuver next time because this didn't work. >> juan: interesting column today in "the wall street journal" about immigration, and what he said was we have declining birthrate birthrates. we have needs and so many industries for workers right now but we are not having a discussion about how immigrants in fact could add to our econo

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>> greg: ben carson, where is he?ar stuff about ben carson, it's usually personal or ethical. not really about policy. there is stuff happening all over the government that could be covered more or that should be more transparent to the white house press corps knows the best way to get on air to cover something from the white house. there is a problem there. i don't know if nick kristof got the right answer but that's one way to expose other things within the government. not just in the trump administration but all government should be answerable to the people, and it's not always happening at the white house. >> kimberly: jesse, we talked about this before. polls show that media dedicates most of their airtime, 91% of it to president trump being negative coverage. they are obsessed with putting out this really kind of negative narrative constantly about what he's doing despite whatever the accomplish with might be. >> jesse: yes. they are not covering trump. they are trying to destroy trump. greg made an excellent po

greg, celebrities on holiday.pictures of david spade in to loom enjoying that cool pool back there. he loves to hang out and pick up chicks. that's incredible, david spade. >> do you know, he's 73 years old? >> no. >> so they have this thing and what russia called the national slapping championships in moscow. this is what they do for fun. >> i don't like this. this is terrible. >> it's supposed to encourage camaraderie. yuri guzman was crowned king of the flappers and took home 25,000 rubles, which is only 400 u.s. dollars. >> this is great, i love it. >> that's a very different from him. >> it and another episode of the five. bret baier plays that all the time in d.c. >> i miss you guys, i really do. >> bret: and forget libya, president trump contradicts his national security advisor to get kim jong un to the negotiating table next month. in the present slams the russia collusion probe on its one year anniversary and we take a close look at where things stand tonight. this is special report. ♪ >> bret: good even

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do you know where greg is? >> i have no idea where greg is. >> mike, you seen greg? not seen greg. >> has anybody heard from greg? >> no. >> okay. okay. it's the same old story with greg. i've made several attempts to try to reach him, but he doesn't answer. he says he wants to be involved, but i haven't seen that yet. oh, hey, guys. >> hey, marcus, how are you? >> how are you? so i brought in a contractor, and we're gonna start making changes immediately. the sooner we have a new layout, the closer we'll be to making money. i need to figure out how to change the look and feel of the place. it doesn't feel inviting. >> is there anything that you really want to keep? i'd like to keep the exterior walls. >> [laughs] okay. >> this is the kitchen. >> oh, wow. >> so ideally, i'd like to go that way. >> okay. >> in here, i really want to have this bar jut out into the middle of the store so that when i come in the front door, i'm seeing a really nice bar all the way around. so i'd like to get started tomorrow. >> okay. >> we're all getting ready for one last night of busin

♪ >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters. dana perino.the five" ." donald trump nicked the iran deal which he said he would do all along. >> i am announcing today that the united states will withdraw from the iran nuclear deal. we will be instituting the highest level of economic sanctions. any nation that helps iran and its quest for nuclear weapons could also be strongly sanctioned by the united states. america will not be held hostage to nuclear blackmail. today's action sends a critical message. the united states no longer makes empty threats. when i make promises, i keep them. >> greg: before that, apparently john kerry spoke to iranian leaders about saving the deal. i don't blame the guy. kerry's legacy is unraveling faster than a mummy on a merry-go-round. the whole point of the iran deal was legacy, it wasn't security. before this deal, iran was on the ropes. the economy was headed into north korean territory and it was about as stable as john kerry on a skateboard. then we threw them a lifeline. stupid. we went to negotiate with

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♪ >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters and kennedy!the five" ." in the middle of the night, cnn producers were dreaming of their next stormy headline, president trump welcomed home three americans imprisoned in north korea. and he did it to great ratings. >> i think that you probably broke the all-time history television rating for 3:00 in the morning. this is a special night for these three really great people and congratulations on being in this country. i want to thank kim jong un who really was excellent to three incredible people. >> greg: i never thought i would hear that. but i never thought we would have a former reality game show host running the most powerful country in the world ever. and that reality and the reality of this morning's release are connected. the release, what does it mean, and to the north korea threat, happier days to all of us, it is too soon to tell, but you would have to be in your own prism of bias not to see this as a promising step to the correction of the world, right, chuck? >> it is so troubling to

greg? >> greg: i guess it is good politics what he's doing. phrase "prison reform". we are talking about specific cases and i think they are important case and i hope they are free and good news, but you have to be careful with prison reform. people obsess over incarceration and crime rate goes down. crime create goes down when criminals are locked up. it is not supposed to be a reward. it is a fact cause and effect that we see decline in crime because of incarceration. there are differences in sentencing that may not be due to discrimination. there is something where a studies show that blacks get pulled over more for speeding. five percentage over asian- americans. you would think that is racist. but thomas points out it is a reflection in age difference. asian american is 20 years higher than black americans and so it is young people who are speeding more. it is not about race. and we have to look at these thing and be careful about what we are saying and want to change. we need prison reform. it may not be incarceration rates. but have a s

we don't have to change. >> greg: my name is greg. >> brian: thank you. go to kimberly. >> juan: you can't disk my man man. -- dis my man. you are going to hurt his feelings. >> brian: he has no feelings. >> greg: wait until "one more thing." >> kimberly: i have an answer for you. he is an avowed socialist, communist. he wants to make sure and guarantee these conservatives . it's beautiful and lofty. how are we going to pay for it? there is no free market, no capitalism involved in this whatsoever. based on our constitution, based on our system of governance, based on capitalism and free markets in this country. it's unworkable. if you want to take a look at venezuela and you think that is winning, go ahead. >> juan: hillary clinton said so many of these bernie populists didn't like the fact she was a capitalist. >> brian: wants to give free community college, larry hogan. this is right on the maryland platform. >> greg: all of these exist because they are half a plan. you have free health care, free education. but they don't come up with the second part

and greg said stop. be the stock farmhouse, in they went. >> greg was like, follow me real quick. so i followed him and we went upstairs and when i turned around, greg had turned on a light in the room. and i seen this guy laying in the bed. and i said, come on, let's go, let's do something. because there was people there. >> reporter: what was the feeling you had as you said that? >> like panic. it was like craziness like god, what if they wake up. you know? >> reporter: but. >> he just turned and went into that room. the guy had rolled out of bed and they were wrestling with the gun. and i just was like startled and my gun went off. and i have no idea where that shot went. >> reporter: sources close to the investigation, though, tell "dateline" there's reason to believe that whether jessica knows it or not, her wild shot may have been the fatal one. that it may have struck wayne stock in the head with evidence of the blast obliterated by another shot from greg fester's 12 gauge. >> then greg shot the g

>> hi i'm greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle -- dana perino. "the five" >> it's day two in neil gate. both sides lineup on opposite ends of the field. first it's donald trump doing donald trump. president: you have to stand proudly for the national anthem or you shouldn't be playing, you shouldn't be there, maybe you shouldn't be in the county. you have to stand proudly for the national anthem. the nfl owners have done the right thing. >> if that's the story, have you pushed it forward to a conclusion? president: i think the people pushed it forward. i brought it out. the people push it did forward. >> another hardin ter view. give that guy a razor something to stand on. >> brutal. >> you expect that from trump. he finds a issue and takes a hard line stance. whining about it would be point less. he's your uncle, uncle sam. that didn't stop the pearl clutchers from clutching their pearls. >> it's disgraceful. >> if you have the position to do it, do it. >> it's absurd. he doesn't sound like the leader of the free world. >> remember how this star

. >> greg, president trump was not going to go to the meeting if the detainees were still being held by north korea north koreaians this was a smart move move that they really want to have it. >> i think the "new york times" should be relieved to know where pompeo was. they were like where is pompeo why is he not here with the iranian deal. he was doing something else? we have sarah sanders on tape talking about that. >> di jump the gun. >> it's a perfect segue, let's listen to that. >> the fact i'm standing here taking questions and the fact president took questions from your colleagues two hours ago. demonstrates this white house's commitment to accessibility teen providing information to the american public. at the same time the press has a responsibility to put out accurate information. just yesterday the "new york times" accused secretary of state for being a wol. a wol when le was playing across the globe to bring three americans home. that is outrageous claim. >>, there she was making your point. >> yes, you know i think the media may have to admit despite the laws of trump th

greg: not really. joe: when you put it that way it is hard to have too much confidence is a put an end to the whole thing. event, itthis type of just happens in good periods, bad perios, from time to time. at the end of the day, does the central bank, if it is committed enough, have the firepower to put a halt to this? or could they theoretically require something bigger on the policy side? greg: so, these things do not happen this often. we are 20 days into the month, a little more, and we have had two currency crises already in may. argentina and now turkey. currencyall it a crisis anytime you move more than 10% in a month. this goes back frankly to the late 1990's. scarlet: 1997. greg: yes. so what is going on here? prices have been raised to places nobody expected at the start of the year. argentina and turkey pretty much import all of their energy. it creates a payment imbalance that the market is aware of. for a long time, neither central bank did anything to calm the markets. in turkey's case yo

greg: any group devoid of humor is dangerous. you cannot engage. you cannot have fun with them. they want you su subservient ate end of the day. >> luckily we live in a time with the president, what did he

greg, you don't like this phrase, but a lot to unpack. >> i hate that phrase. rally is his counter-programming. when you -- you have all of these achievements. an amazing week for the president. the media is still focussed on lawyers and porn stars and more lawyers and deals and contracts. they can't bear to cover this. it's up to him to do his own achievement counter-programming. you watch it. you have to remind yourself, there are a lot of firsts happening here. he does voices. and they said that we -- that's a very entertaining thing. i like it when he tells stories like he did about bobby knight. if you are shocked by this -- going to a cont concert and being shocked it's loud. this is who he is. david brooks admitted saying that trump's past dealing with the various characters in area of real estates make him the before person for north korea. kim jong-un doesn't put people in ament. or maybe he does. >> greg makes the point that president obama doesn't have to list his accomplishments, because he had the entire media doing it for him. this is an opportuni

greg able as a vice chairs.the biggest tent yet that these two might be the runs to succeed him when the time comes. he prepared to sound the horn. for the berkshire race. i'm ready to fire. what a meeting. it's been incredible. the number one lesson. they just keep moving forward. it's amazing. he also said that the economy was looking better than it have and most of the years since the financial crisis. how do you see it. things are good right now. so at the businesses earn great places. we are moving forward. number one listen it's as fascinating to see the sky gentleman. so many shareholders over the years we want to hear from greg. maybe we well. what he think about that charlie. these are two huge segments. it's too far ahead. it's your down the road. especially when you're my age. greg able is canadian. fifty-five years old. he loves hockey. it was fun to talk to him about that. he seems to have a very nice demeanor about him. but as an operator what's he like. he is unbelievable. he is a very nice guy wh

greg, it is the economy, stupid. the economy is doing well. 6.1 million jobs open today that employers can't find workers and the unemployment low and the stock market with the best may since 2009. the president will speak about the economy tonight. he took a little bit of a victory lap in the memorial day tweet. is he right? the economy is good and the most important thing you think for the electorate? >> it is a big factor. it is a major reason why i have not joined the group that will be a wave election. tidal wave for the democrats this fall. i'm not so sure about that. by labor day, unemployment would be 3.5. gdp could be over 3. i think it will be strong this friday. 180,000 new jobs. he is right. the economy is not perfect, but the economy is in pretty good shape. >> you vote on national security and you vote on the economy. maybe not a blue wave. greg, don't go back to sleep yet. we need you one more time. >> okay. >>> alberto downgraded, but no less dangerous. flooding possible in the southeast as heavy rain

greg lippman told us about the next correction.ar is when the next recession is coming and whether we have a liquidity-driven correction first like we saw in february. erik what does it feel like to you? everyday we are closer by definition. greg: a lot depends on what happens with interest rates, what happens with wages and cost pressures, what happens with trade. you are seeing incidents already that some of the states with most exposure to steel prices have moderating employment growth. things will china could get sorted out. i had the pleasure of watching secretary rusk this morning and he was on his way to -- secretary ross this morning and he was on his way to china after being with us at milken. i'm confident that the next correction is not super imminent, but it is on the horizon and we are wary for it. erik: one of the things you hear a lot about from hedge-fund managers is to need as they need to invest in data and data signs. formarkets in which operate the quantitative approach -- or structured products more broadly sti

i asked bader what it's hike now to work for greg abel. >> with greg it's been wonderful.y involved, had the opportunity to spend some time with him and very accomplished individual, very bright, has a great understanding already of our business and so many of the industries. so i'm very much looking forward to learning from him but also having him engaged in the business. but greg, in different than warren and everybody else, expects us to be managing our businesses and running them as if they were our own. liz: and bringing in money. fox business front and center in omaha for the entire shareholder weekend. we made the cover of the sunday omaha world herald. besides warren buffett we talked to so many of his managers. he owns 63 companies. go to liz claman tom to see all of our -- liz claman.com to see all of our archive inters. and you can look us on facebook.com/lizclaman. >>> we've got this, a media merger battle steaming and brewing like the volcano on kilauea on wall street. the closing bell ringing in about 17 minutes. comcast makes a major move to crash disney's b

and greg pittman, a history teacher at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland. thank you all for coming here tonight. a grim night again. congressman, tell us what you know about this shooting by this 17-year-old down in texas? >> well, you know, that area is a small town, probably about 13,000 people on the edge of rural and suburban, and it's in between houston and galveston. and a fairly conservative area but, you know, just like any other place in america, you have students who are finishing off the school year, maybe just finished up with prom, getting ready for graduation. and then they're confronted with this massacre and this tragedy today. >> do most people in that area -- can you generalize and say whether or not they own shotguns? if they have weapons in their homes? >> generally in texas, you know, there are a lot of folks that hunt for sport. a lot of people do own either shotguns or handguns. so, you know, i'm sure santa fe is just like that. >> what do you think should be done? maybe this is a bad question, but it's certainly in people's minds. if

greg abbott was basically lip syncing. he will stood by while tragedy after tragedy has hurt texans and he's done nothing. when they have the roundtables i have the first suggestion for him. he should allow under texas law local governments to take action into their own hands. right now texas state law doesn't allow any local government to do anything about gun violence to make their own laws regarding any of this. he should free up local governments to do that especially if they're going to sit on their hands and do nothing. >> shannon, we're looking at the parents apparently recover recovering. they're not going to recover from this violence. it's a hell on earth situation. what is it about america that has this headline around the world, if you're in tokyo right now where they don't have this or london where they really don't have this or paris or nish in the world, south africa, they don't have this kind of stuff, you go what's with america? what's with us? are there that many angry kids 17 years old angry at the kids

amy: that was texas governor greg abbott speaking sunday.his is governor abbot addressing the national rifle association, the nra, annual meeting that was just recently held in dallas. the problemaid that is not guns, the problem is hearts without god. homes without discipline. communities without value. country, we have a core value that our nation is founded on, and that core value is our united states constitution. amy: that is governor abbot addressing the nra convention. alton parker, yet cover the gun issue for like five years in texas. you are at the convention. president bush and vice president pence also addressed the convention. >> yeah. it was sort of surreal on friday -- amy: i'm sorry, president trump. >> listening through trump, abbott, cruz --patrick wasn't there, but everybody basically made the same point which was that the only change in gun laws is to expand access to guns. the on that, it is more of a culture problem in america and specifically with abbott, it is hearts without god, not guns. of its credit, he came out on