greg:.meone else's support animal became my support animal and not they always sit next to you and they say he likes you. i don't like him. [laughter] otherwise i would have my own support animal with me. it's gaming the system beyond. when you see someone that really needs a service animal, chances are you wrecking eyes right away but i'm sorry, the kim kardashian want to be with her yorky in her hand like this and demanding her club soda, i don't feel like you needed to have that other than he won't commit to marriage it will give you children so you bought a small dog and take it everywhere to rub it in his face. not to that i've been to that. greg: holly, do a theory on this at all? >> i want to know how i can get him into my home. i think it be great. greg: it would, until it craps. i've heard those are not miniature. [laughter] >> yeah, there might be a problem. can we just get to a point where we can talk to the person next to us and we like to put our earphones and. tyrus: yes, we do

greg: yes.aughter] tyrus: listen, i spent a few hours of my life in the weed circle and this is a typical thing that happens when were smoking. we have great ideas and stuff we want to do. i'm more of a world peace guy were trying to get in oreo cookie and the size of a pizza. then there's the one guy who says what if we cleaned up the apartment, bro? what we cleaned up and then the girl says what if we organize all the apartments? put that online. but that online and get bunions. greg: those are underrated. to think it's a good idea? >> any trash the potheads pick up will be outweighed by rappers from their food they left behi behind. [laughter] >> i disagree. left heads of the ones you want. if you go to meth for there's no electronics, furniture and there's -- they really run a tight ship. greg: they really do. it's sparse. tyrus: but they also sell your children for meth money. greg: this is the opposite of what drums do. you have a potheads saying will do something good but when you are dru

not doing as well as greg's book. >> greg: free order.o much summer reading and glorious night and way to end the week. that is all for us here at the "the five." we, of course, will see you back here on monday. and now a guy i like who doesn't ride a trico. is he always on a bike it's "special report" with a man named mike. >> mike: how about that? hey, kennedy, can you inner office mail me one of those s'mores? >> kennedy: can i see you. mike mining thanks, kennedy. >> mike: this is a fox news alert. i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. missile after the pulled the u.s. out of a landmark nuclear deal and days before his administration imposes new sanctions on the islamic republic. first such test in more than a year get the latest from correspondent kevin corke at the white house. good evening, kevin. >> good evening, mike. it happened late last week and detected by a u.s. spite satellite. this all happens as the regime in other countries like russia and turkey are grappling with increase leg aggressive u.s. economic policies.

greg? >> greg: i have two today, too. greg gutfeld show tomorrow night 10:00 p.m.hs show. terry baker. kat timpf, terry schappert and tyrus. when i'm in line getting soup and you are trying can i have a sample of that when you are in a deli, do you ask for bites of sand witches? because there are people behind you. pick a soup, it's not like you are buying a suit. >> my husband does that with ice cream. don't even get me started. i have a good one a north carolina woman was expecting to find a package, getting a package delivered to her doorstep but instead she gets this note from a u.p.s. driver in her mailbox and the note says it's martha, bear in driveway. the guy could not deliver her package because there was an actual bear in her driveway. i envy this situation. >> greg: actually alec baldwin. >> juan: how did he get the note there. >> i guess he left the note and he was able to leave the note but i guess he wasn't going to brave the driveway to contend with the bear. mark? >> mark: okay, this used to be my favorite dancing head of government. this is donald

greg: that was the best. the ugly truth as the media and hollywood academia if trump were to disappear what would they be doing? >> if you think these people are sick from trump anxiety imagine there trump withdrawal. talk about a doomsday. that is, you can go back after donald. he's introduced something into politics we haven't seen in quite a while. it's energy. media anxiety is not from the apocalypse but trying to keep up. it's the first time in eight years they had to. they see these weird dance circles underneath their arms and say what the hell is that, doctor? its sweat. [laughter] something you did not see when you are reporting about obama. things are going good with me the time for -- >> tough love with greg gutfeld. greg: welcome to tough love with greg gutfeld. i'm not crazy about cnn or jim acosta. he's a tube of brillo cream to learn to pout. the jeering at the rallies is not a good luck. when i drink too much i think i look great but in reality i should not be in the park wearing nothing but c

better life. >> greg: welcome back. it's time for greg is a hypocrite with greg gutfeld. i'm going to be a hypocrite because what i'm about to tell you to do is something i should be telling myself, which is to be a nicer person. there's been a lot of fretting over the behavior toward the media and trump rallies, jeering and heckling. i don't think it's a big deal. if a world where an auto show, american is the loud car. the noise is part of our charm. no one is carrying the press into silence. believe me. they are louder than ever. much of the jeering is growing from a distrust of the media that under obama had cosmetic spine removal surgery to look better for that dreamy president. obama for them was like muzak on prozac. now the trumpet here, the media is working overtime, things ignored under obama are crimes under trump. it's the contrast that takes all of us off. but we as americans can do better. heckling isn't a good look, especially when you are winning, and you are winning. the country is winning. let it go. you are scaring the kids. remember sean kelley, the pi

>> greg: yes. >> why?reg: i just want to use the gym machine. >> i'm going to go with dana on this one. [laughter] >> greg: go ahead and clap. i am not listening to your clapping. still to come, people are ♪motorcycle revving ♪ motorcycle revving ♪motorcycle revving ♪ motorcycle revving ♪ no matter who rides point, ♪ there are over 10,000 allstate agents riding sweep. ♪♪ and just like tyrone taylor, they know what it takes to help keep you protected. are you in good hands? >> greg: he changed his gendero. according to the news a calgary calgary lee man changed his information so he could get better insurance rates. if you are a woman you only paid $1100 less. his insurance company told him that. turns out the insurance process of men under 25 are at higher risk of collision than women of the same age. david said he is not physically changing his gender, just only on paper which was as easy as getting a dr. snow. is he exposing the sexist practice or committing fraud? either way, he is my hero. we know who

replay fourth down. >> greg: >> greg: davonte lambert. >> bruce: that's a bad mental error. >> greg: lambert. nasecond effort might have gotten him a first down. >> trent: there is the power and the leg drive we were talking about. contact a good yard in the backfield. he kept those legs driving. watch the initial contact and you can see. look at that. he's almost two yards short of the sticks. the hit by -- >> greg: 40 seconds to play here in the third. blount again. running over people across the 20 to about the 18 yard line. >> bruce: he's proven he's a player. i don't know why he's in the end of a preseason game. >> trent: the end of a preseason game but you want your big back going in there on fourth and one but as you mentioned now the clock winding down, about to head to the fourth quarter and your starting running back is still churning out the yards. >> greg: when we come back it will be second and two and the lions trying to put points on the board. at the end of three. back to tampa after this message and a word from your local station. i'm a small business, but i have...

i agree with greg.a was great when we defeated the nazis, we won the cold war, we put a man on the moon, invented the internet and iphone and all that stuff. >> greg: don't forget tang. >> jesse: and you have a guy like keith ellison. he has massive amounts of abuse allegations he is dealing with. he supported a cop killer in the past. he's hanging around with louis farrakhan. you have this other guy, cohen, he wants to push his opponent off the bridge. >> dana: he wants her to jump. just to be clear. >> greg: clarification. >> jesse: and then you have jon tester out there in montana, and he's hanging out with pearl jam at a fund-raiser with a poster that has a corpse of president trump. these people are following their left wing base off a cliff and all they need to do is keep it together and not screw up. they could actually win the house back. >> dana: can i get you needs, judge, judge jeanine. keith ellison is the cochairmen of the dnc right now. he is running to be attorney general of minnesota. wh

>> greg: you don't get christmas?jedidah: the fact that there was political correctness for so long and is these likes to hear is going, like he sees it. >> juan: did you notice the date? it is august 1st. he's back to the war on christmas? he will do anything. >> dana: get your shopping done early. president obama, in his endorsements, he left out every woman veteran running for congress. maybe he doesn't -- maybe he doesn't think he needs to help them. it's a note. >> jedidah: that's a big mistake. i think your point, to go back to joe biden, i agree with you that joe biden could be an interesting choice. i interviewed joe biden, and i will say he's got something similar to trump. trump appeals to people. he can talk to the collar workers. he makes things feel tangible and real when he talks about the economy. joe biden can do that too. joe biden's only problem is that he is tied to president obama and the obama administration policies people were running from when they embraced trump. the same problem hillary clint

i think greg said they have been defeated. >> greg: i said they were decimated. >> emily: you are rightis is why we have a tactic and strategy that's working which is the fact that the president pushed the decision making capabilities in the hands of the tactical and strategic commanders and that's why now in afghanistan, the strategy is surgical air strikes and counterintelligence. it is working, and there are ebbs and flows and some weeks are better than others and after 17 years it's a bit exhausting but members of the military referred to it as mowing the lawn. they say it's our constant presence and our efforts against -- the counterterrorism efforts. we are supporting the afghan government and to maintain that chaos between al qaeda, isis, the taliban, and the afghan government. from what we have an inherited, we are in the best position possible even in the face of good and bad weeks. it's because of pushing the autonomy to the commanders. >> juan: here's what i would say. thank you, obama. and thank you, deep state. >> greg: thank you, ronald reagan. let's go way back. >> juan:

i agree with greg.is to avenge hillary lawson bring a lot of heartbreak on the president. >> pam: unless they have other credible evidence. he has told so many stories. >> jesse: his credibility is shot. >> greg: we have been saying that trump has a thin skin. he has a pretty thick hide to do his job while this is going on. >> jesse: that's tough. tough day. anti-trump media ramping up impeachment talk after these developments. that's ahead. it's america's most popular street name. but no matter what park you live on, one of 10,000 local allstate agents knows yours. now that you know the truth, are you in good hands? so you have, your headphones, chair, new laptop, 24/7 tech support. yep, thanks guys. i think he might need some support. yes. start them off right, with the school supplies they need at low prices all summer long. like these for only $2 or less at office depot officemax. ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. i'll take that. [cheers] 30 grams of protein and 1

greg. >> greg: what i noticed was earlier, giuliani made a mistake. the entries in the murders. i think he said 59 people were murdered. when i noticed from that was giuliani's mistake in his numbers got more press in in te media than the actual deaths, which were eight or nine. the mistake that giuliani made was more outrageous to the people that have been ignoring what's been unfolding in chicago for years. that this is actually the story giuliani screwed up. i am starting to think maybe giuliani, by screwing up, did chicago a favor, because people are actually talking about it. major flaws in the media. they need a singular spectacle. mass shooting. it keeps begetting violence because it's an unfolding event. they treated like weather. 69 and cloudy. 54 injured in one area. it's in a cordoned off area of chicago. the wealthy don't have to worry about it. the politicians don't have to worry about it. they don't care. your problems with sentencing. people are on the street. but it keeps going, it doesn't bother them, and it's okay. >> tammy: if they

greg, was is yours?ered what dinosaur dna looks like. >> brian: what does that mean? >> greg: there is a joke we cannot say but let me say we might be able to have our own little dinosaurs. we can make them. >> lisa: more fossil fuels? >> greg: that is how i capitalist things. we bring back the dinosaurs and kill them for fuel. i am a monster. burn the dinosaurs for fuel. >> dana: it's not a terrible idea. >> greg: and might be the worst idea ever. >> dana: "one more thing" is up next. welcome! hi there. so, what do you look for in a vehicle? sleek designs. performance. dependability is top on my list. well then, here's some vehicles that deliver on that. woah! wow. oh jeez! that's our truck! it's our truck! and they're our cars! that's my chevy! chevy's the only brand to earn j.d. power dependability awards across cars, trucks and suvs three years in a row. awesome. i'm proud. it's like a dynasty. it's impressive. i'm ray and i quit smoking with chantix. i tried cold turkey, i tried the patch. they didn

>> greg: yes. >> dana: great video, greg. >> greg: it's fantastic. it's a hedgehog falling asleep.here is a reason for that. >> greg: anyway. jedediah. >> jedidiah: i have a video that's going to melt your heart. the animal sanctuary in morocco. it features some of their wheelchair dependent rescues playing a game of tag. look at these rescues. they have a zest for life. we should only have such a zest for life. this sanctuary is amazing. they are home to over 500 animals. it's a "no" kill sanctuary. they take in cats and dogs who need special medical attention. i saw this i thought wow, how do these animals manage? they go on. they are happy. that's why i love animals more than people. >> greg: they don't remember. they just get on with it. they get after it. they don't think about it. after they have an injury, it's like they never had it. >> jedidiah: you can donate to the shelter. their website. these shelters are amazing. the work they do is life-changing for these animals. >> juan: i guess you have a dog. >> jedidiah: i have a dog and i'm going to get another dog which i'm go

>> greg: yes.rong about donald. >> candace: singing and dancing outside the white house. >> dana: as far as protests go go, you want to sing broadway songs to me? it's a pretty good protest. >> candace: i wish antifa did that. >> greg: this is the way to do it. you have some joy, fun. and dinosaurs. dinosaurs. >> geraldo: you point to rosie and dismiss her potency as a candidate. ocasio-cortez, she's not going to play anywhere but in heavily blue neighborhoods. same with bernie sanders. you've got -- it's a nonstarter in terms of national appeal. the democrats have yet to field somebody who could aggressively confront a republican on the issues with eloquence and charisma. rosie ain't going to do it. >> candace: may be tell a novella cory booker. he has the emotion. it's hilarious. >> dana: there is no one natural who comes to mind. >> greg: mark ruffalo. i saw him do a progressive event and i was impressed by his passion. >> geraldo: if you are doing progressive events, that's my point. you're not

greg calls out the hypocrisy next.lice is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor-positive her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus letrozole. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection, liver or kidney problems, are pregnant, breastfeeding, or plan to become pregnant. common side effects include low red blood cell and low platelet counts, infections, tiredness, nausea, sore mouth, abnormalities in liver blood tests, diarrhea, hair thinning or loss, vomiting, rash, and loss of appetite. alice calls it her new normal because a lot has changed

tell you why. >> greg: i will.ou wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves all your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. ♪ >> greg: in "the new york times" yesterday, thomas friedman wrote that instead of prattling on about issues like jobs or the great economy, the media should spotlight trump's evil personality. because it will help the democrats by discouraging republicans from backing trump. he wrote "the whole country needs to see every tweet, every relic of every word in every reaction so that they can ask themselves, is this who i want my kids to see as our president?" what a great idea. remember what happened the last time the media covered every tweet, every relic of every word in every reaction of donald trump? when every wink, nudge, cough became part of the medias start snark-nado. there were 300 republican candidates but the press

. >> my name is greg. i'm the vice president of public relations for crime stoppers of central iowa. mollie's mother was going to read a statement. after that, i will explain a little bit about crime stoppers. we'll field a few questions after that. the questions, we don't have anything relevant to the investigation. it will be all pretty much about the fundraising, what our purpose is with that. and any questions about crime stoppers. >> first of all, i want to thank you all for taking time out of your busy schedules to be with here today on mollie's behalf. second, i want to thank the, from the collective souls of all of mollie's family and friends. the efforts that have been put in from the people in this town, in this county, in the state, the country and across the world. we appreciate every act bestowed upon us. i would like to thank steve rhodes of jasper construction who showed up on my doorstep a couple of mondays ago with his voice cracking and tearing in his eyes saying, "laura, we have to do so

." ♪ >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with tammy bruce, juan williams, brian kilmeade.he snowboards on a soap dish. dana perino. "the five" ." last month, cnn announced a bombshell that michael: said president trump know about that meeting between his son any russian claiming to have dirt on hillary. something as rare as air. it was one of 1,000 final nails in the coffin of trump's presidency. but then lanny davis, hillary's creepy fixture. it's revealed that creepy davis was the anonymous creepy source who supplied creepy cnn with the creepy info that the network milked to death while lecturing us on ethics. cnn is any creepy pickle. there source for the biggest rivera's giving us the grapes. are you following this? i need to run my soul through car wash after all this. i am like the rest of the media -- unlike the rest of the media who eat this stuff up. like a drunk frat boy. they will eat a pop tart off the floor as long as there is schedule. when michael avenatti comes knocking, cnn shrieks. why? because it perpetuates a story the media can't stop feeding on. two y

liberty. ♪ ♪ >> pam: it's time now for one more thing, greg has a good one. >> greg: people give me thingsmade by a 45-year-old stockbroker named steve. that would be weird. it's mattie o'neill ferment long beach, california, it's a unicorn holding an american flag. two things i love immensely. here we go, let's go to massachusetts. there he is, springfield country club and a fox enters the picture. i think this is around the eighth hole, there he goes, comes in. there is the arrow, the magical arrow. and he takes the ball. that's fox news. the fox was executed. i'm kidding, he's living the high life in vermont. >> dana: you know how i will never go whale watching? i'll tell you why. watch this, these whale watchers had a close encounter this week off the shores of pleasant island alaska. they sound like they are having a great time, without any warning a large humpback whale just out of the water before crashing down near the boat soaking everyone on board. they way as 40 tons and are as big as a school bus. i watch from afar and will never go whale watching. >> jesse: i'm going to be wai

greg? >> um, okay.ple think this is probably very bad idea but it's not, it's a great idea. video games for a child are superior to golf, it takes up less room. golf is a selfish sport, it takes up acres and acres. better than football, don't have injury. better than soccer can you use your hands. the most important thing about video games, is that you have a child or teenager playing it has a chance for a lucrative career. this is a huge industry not just for players, if you have tennis coaches, why don't you have video game coaches. with video games it's a multi, multi billion dollar industry. may go, designing, marketing, selling, it's a huge arena. they should do this. it's a great idea. the video game industry, know where to find me. >> they do. [laughing] >> they got mad at me. >> one time. but i told them, i said if i were you, i'd leaf greg alone. >> everybody says that. >> i buy that. in terms of, like, the industry of the future if you're trying to think what are the jobs going to be in 20 yea

>> brett: high greg.gton and tonight the senate is honoring one of its own, longtime arizona senator john mccain died of brain cancer over the weekend, right now his former colleagues are eulogizing him. this occurs as the personal animosity between him and president trump has expanded beyond the grave. john mccain made clear before he died to that president trump was neither invited nor welcome to any moral activities. while not mentioning trump by name, which was read today in arizona. mccain delivered a rebuke of the president saying "we weaken our greatness when we take down our

i'm now pleased to introduce today's speaker greg gutfeld, host of fox news the greg gutfeld show and cohost of the five and greg gutfeld outspoken libertarian, humorist, magazine editor and blogger, greg started with fox news in 2007 and hosted the late-night show red eye from 2007 to -- [cheers and applause] >> to 2015. on the greg gutfeld show bringing comedic twist and part of round table who discuss and debate hot news stories and controversies of the day, greg is author of eight books including newest the gutfeld monologues. greg grew up in the san francisco bay area and attended uc berkeley, the best school ever. [laughter] >> the weekly standard has call ed him -- [laughter] >> the weekly standard has called him the most dangerous man on television going onto say gutfeld stuff is subversive, stink bomb in every faculty lounge main room and news room in america, buckle your seat belts and welcome to the commonwealth club greg gutfeld. [cheers and applause] >> first off, i better get more applause than tucker carloson. tucker, you already know to stair into the screen like a dog

greg, does that surprise you? >> greg: emphasis on baby boomer.not a surprise that people in college are more affected by this because they are too close to the buyer, , fire, fire being politics. i will take the is present a problems over problems in the past. if the newspapers were honest, they would run a daily correction saying, yesterday we set the world would end and we regret the error. they really would regret the error. >> i think the issue is social media for a lot of people because when you are on twitter, and that's why i wrote the book, hashtag do not disturb. the issue is, you are on twitter and you see this constant flow of information all the time. there is no break, you go to other websites and you are inundated. people aren't able to process information at that pace anymore so they kind of start to lose their minds, myself included. >> yes, be more disciplined about putting things away, your phones or your emails. i would also say that people ages 54-63, they are generally at the age where you start being unable to sleep and it d

his name is greg. greg, this is sharla. greg: sharla, good to meet you. sharla: hi, greg.rensic accounting for me on a number of deals. sharla: obviously, it's a cash business, so i have cash all the time because i have to create tills for all my registers. greg: right. sharla: right, so i will withdraw money out of the account, meaning... lemonis: here is a gift... sharla: ...boxes of quarters. there you go. lemonis: ...in case you want to take a bag of cash. greg: right. see, cash is the most valuable assets because it's the most liquid asset. sharla: sure. greg: so you have to have the most control over the your cash and your cash flow. sharla: okay. greg: and, in fact, if you don't have control over your cash, you may be losing cash. lemonis: so let me show you guys. so this is income statement for 2011, $67,000. greg: okay, so that's positive. lemonis: okay. sharla: mm-hmm. greg: okay. lemonis: then, in 2012, sharla, you made $319,000. sharla: okay. lemonis: here is what's most alarming. there's the cash balances of december 31st. there's no cash. sharla: mm-hmm. lemo

, the greg gutfeld show. cohost of the five and author of the new book, the got fell monologues. classic rants from the five. greg gutfeld is an outrageous outspoken libertarian, a magazine editor and blogger. he started with fox news in 2007 as a contributor. he hosted the late-night show, redeye from 2007 until 2015. [applause] on the greg gutfeld showed he parities current events bring in a comedic twist to the news. on the five he is part of a roundtable ensemble of personalities who discuss and debate the hot new stories and controversies of the day. he is the author of eight books including his newest, the got fell monologues. greg grew up in the san francisco bay area and attended uc berkeley. the best school ever. the weekly standard has called the most dangerous man on television. going on to say that god felt stuff is actually subversive. a stink bomb rolled into every faculty lounge, mainstream newsroom and nonprofit boardroom in america. so buckle your seatbelts and welcome to the commonwealth clu

greg: i doubt that. a case that while he is president, he could claim a legitimate, i cannot go to the deposition in court guys because i have to run the country here. i don't expect that that will proceed against him, but the fact finding will go on, the subpoenaing of documents, at the state level with the da's office, it doesn't interview people first. it gives documents first. romaine: how much power does the president have to remove or force the removal of the state attorney general? greg: zero because they are an elected official. farber underwood was also conducting an investigation. vance, he is elected every four years and he is beyond the president's touch. all the news about jeff sessions is that the president is signaling that he wants to replace jeff sessions, which he can do. that becomes a political question if you want to do it now and if republicans will support him? that could affect the robert mueller investigation. but he does not have control in new york. vonnie: do you know how long

greg, your turn. >> greg: she threw a nun hitter.ery exhausting, and what i found it best to do after a long flight is take a bath. here is a video of me getting a bath after a long red-eye flight last week. it's very nice to hang back and relax. >> at the hedgehog. >> do they really smell bad? >> they are adorable. >> while they are not cut away. >> all right -- >> -- >> ? >> today is august 20th and i was surprised to find out it's the first day of school in d.c. take a look at my grandkids. eli is starting third grade, the girls are off to first grade. new shoes, fresh haircuts and sparkling backpacks. when i was a kid, school started after labor day in brooklyn, new york, but apparently the first day of school is different all across the country and it's getting earlier and earlier. and students are already in school. some of them started in late july, atlanta, phoenix and indianapolis, it seemed a little hot for school to me about it, you know what, welcome back. it's a new world. >> did you hear that? that none that we just sho

doctors say greg's case is simply a fluke.dr. silvia munoz-price/froedtert & mcw infectious disease specialist: "more than 99% of the people that have dogs will never have this issue. it's just chance." (vicki) the family has raised more than 20-thousand dollars to help out with greg's recovery. lawrence karnow: fires continue to burn across the state after a very hot july. highs still moved into the low 90s inland but it was cooler at the coast with highs in the 50s and 60s. low clouds will begin to move in a little further inland and help to cool temperatures. the monsoon showers and thunderstorms continue to pop up over the sierra . on the satellite image you can see high pressure as it weakens. that should allow cooler air to move further inland. highs tomorrow will still be in the upper 80s to low 90s inland with much cooler weather at the coast. it may warm slightly on friday and saturday before cooling down sunday and monday. (vicki) and after (vicki) (vicki) and after the break... why singer demi lovato has not been relea

su esposa dice que no lo puede creer porque greg siempre viviÓ rodeado de perros. mordidas u otro tipo de contacto. apenas demora 72 aÑos en afectar todo el organismo de una persona. greg empeorÓ rÁpidamente y su presiÓn arterial cayó de tal modo que no tenÍa y llanas tenÍan gangrena y los antibiÓticos no dieron resultado. no habÍa mÁs que hacer. los mÉdicos tuvieron que amputarle las piernas, parte de los antebrazos y una porciÓn de su nariz. 99% de los dueÑos de perro nunca tendrÁn este problema. la bacteria estÁ presente en mÁs de la mitad de los perros y en algunos datos, generalmente no representa un riesgo para las personas, aunque de lo contrario pudiera provocar una sepsis y tener consecuencias muy lamentables. la recuperaciÓn de gregserÁ muy lenta. los doctores dicen que su nariz deberÁ ser reconstruida y necesitarÁ más cirugÍas. sus amistades intentan recolectar $100 para sus gastos mÉ fÉlix: hace pocos televisiÓn v interrumpiÓ un discursoexplosió de un dron que sobrevolaba el Área donde estaba el mandatario. como pueden ver en las imÁgenes, este era un a

. >> greg, so made a good point the other day. how dianne feinstein it has been discovered she had hired some chinese mole, chinese spy for many years. when the fbi got wind of it, they did not send a bunch of fbi agents and spies to go look into dianne feinstein and try to trap her. instead, they give her a briefing and warned her about this guy. it is just so much different than the way the trump situation was handled. >> there is no fairness, there is no equivalency here. if you're a democrat or friend of hillary, you get immunity or you get off scott free. if you are remotely connected to donald trump, you get people like robert mueller and andrew wiseman and his team of partisans coming after you with a vengeance. and really abusing their positions of power. and that is part of the story of the russia hoax. and you are right about bruce orr and christopher steele. i mean steele is on the payroll of hillary clinton and the fbi. when they fire him for being a liar they continue to use him in violation of fbi regulations. they w

. >> i am jesse watters with pam, ron, katie and greg gutfeld. it's 5 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." >> president trump pummelling his attorney general today. this comes after the embattled agpushed back against trump's criticism and vowing not to be influenced by political thoughts. ed joins us. >> the war of words, it's intensifying. it's not new for the president to punch the attorney general. jeff sessions decided to fire back and may be counter punching his way out of a job. the feud has been getting ugly. the president tweeted that the attorney general was beleaguered and earlier this month that sessions was missing in action. the spat escalated wednesday the president's interview where he did not just take another swing at sessions, he questioned his manhood. sessions listen to this. >> i put in an attorney general that never took control of the justice department, jeff sessions. he took the job and then said i am going to recuse myself. what kind of a man is this? >> sessions usually ignores those punches. yesterday he c

greg: i would say yes. when you choke the driver and drag him, choking, out of the seat, i wanna know about it. vicky: harper says he wants the agency to review how it responds to crimes against drivers, so they won't feel the need to be armed. greg: we're gonna fix it. we wanna fix it. congressman ro khanna: but they're often put in dangerous positions, and the least we can do is ensure their safety. vicky: meanwhile, congressman ro khanna wants to require local transit districts to keep track of assaults and report those numbers to the department of transportation. congressman khanna: your reports, candidly, are one of the reasons that i am an original sponsor of this bill. vicky: khanna's bill also requires agencies to install shields to protect drivers, and train them on how to deescalate violent situations, something williams says he and other drivers have been requesting for years. stephen williams: we're supposed to be paying attention to the road and things that are going on. if i've gotta worry abo

lemonis: hey, greg. can i grab you for a minute? greg: yes. lemonis: what's your kind of overall -- feel good? greg: you know, there was stuff that didn't get finished. some obvious stuff up front that a lot of eyes are gonna be on today that are a little upsetting to see not done. lemonis: who was communicating to greg that it wasn't gonna be totally finished? was it clear to you that they wouldn't be done? greg: i'll tell you, the communication on that side was unclear on where we stood. -it was minimal. -keith: okay. greg: do i know where you're going directionally? yeah, i get it. but could we have finished it better being onsite to make that adjustment? -lemonis: and that's you, dean. -greg: absolutely. lemonis: because you are the chief designer. it almost feels like you drew it and then you were kind of like, "okay, i'm out." you had plenty of time to get all the parts and the pieces ready, and i feel like you set up the fabrication department and the install department to fail. dean: i don't really see that. matt: this is my first job

greg: absolutely. he probably knows more than the sons how things work. he was granted immunity so does that mean he wanted to give information? greg: we can only infer, but the fact that his lawyer thought it fit to ask for immunity and the fact that prosecutors decided, yes, we are willing to give you immunity to get factual information suggests he knows a lot of stuff. this is a significant development. romaine: has the red line been crossed? it is not necessarily mueller's investigation that this is directly into his personal life. greg: that is exactly the red line the president spoke about july of last year. under certain circumstances, trump cannot fire mueller but he could get rid of the attorney general and the deputy attorney general. here in new york, he cannot do that. he could get rid of the u.s. attorney but it would be impossible to put someone in who would quash an investigation like this. it is a bad development for the president. typically in the situations where you have a witness granted immunity, what will they provide to the prosecut

. >> juan: greg? >> greg: i would like to piggyback off of this. the argument has been backed up by a very ugly reality. i can see how that -- when you stack that up against other tax evasions and guilty pleas for an average american, it resonates. i think it will become bigger deal as we get closer and closer. we talk about this stuff, it is a practical, real-world issue. it is not about these two man who most americans know their names, maybe. >> no doubt. people in the middle of the country are looking at, yeah. and talking about the next steps in the mueller investigation, look at what has happened just today. you have the michael flynn sentencing being delayed, the former national security advisor. his sentencing pushback. you have sentencing coming up. you have a confluence of things that are happening with at least mueller. seems like it is coming to a head. does it trump? and not to use the trump word, most of the issues that the country know? it will be a big thing if there is a direct tie -- and cohen can make it between president trump,

greg: that is a fair point.iming of this, just before the election, raises doubt over whether it was just to protect his family. david: this is not a good day for president trump. mueller?t bob he is coming up so far pretty successful in his prosecutions. for bobt was a good day mueller, but everything we know about bob mueller is he does not think of winning days and winning the news cycle. he is a serious prosecutor. if it had gone the other way, it would have been from a public relations standpoint, a big setback. david: does it make it difficult for president trump to say, there is nothing, move along? greg: the first response from the president had to do with there is still no russia collusion here it that is the last stronghold they are holding out for, because mueller has compost a lot. a journey -- accomplished a lot. a jury conviction. shery: we are hearing from mr. cohen's lawyer they might have something of interest to mueller. marty: we are interested in what that is. lenny davis was at one point the

what are you expecting from the bruce ohr testimony, greg?>> well i have 63 pages of ohr 's text messages between himself and christopher steele. there are going to be a lot of questions about the nefarious activities between those two men in pushing the trump russia collusion hoax. maria: well you know this is probably the most consequential mid-term elections we've seen in a long time ed rollins. do these issues drive voters or is it largely economic or something else? >> well every race will be different the interesting thing in this race is theres 66 races in the house that are listed as toss-ups or lean one way or the other. only four of those are democrats . most of them are as we have 39 republicans retiring or running for another office the biggest vacancy since 1930, so my sense is you've got to go out and take these new candidates, the democrats, apart and so the issues that we want to run on the economic issues what have you are a little tougher and there's 10 weeks left to go. a ton of money out there. bloomberg has put $80 millio