[laughter] greg: so -- [cheers] greg: so we did this. watch. >> and now adam schiff reads nursery rhymes. >> there was an old woman who lived in a shoe. she had so many children she didn't know what to do. she gave them some broth without my bread and put them to bed. a wise course of action. [laughter] [cheers] greg: and things just got weirder from there. >> and now adam schiff applies for a loan. >> yeah, i'm sorry, mr. -- i don't think you qualify for a boat loan. >> i don't understand. >> as you can see, i'm all ready. >> yeah, that's not how this works. >> how about now? [laughter] greg: and then it just gets weirder. it gets weirder. [cheers and applause] >> and now adam schiff tries buffalo wings for the first time. >> can't believe you have never had buffalo wings before, adam. >> i'm a little suspicious. [laughter] >> just give them a try, but be careful. they are hot. [laughter] >> spicy. [laughter] >> i give up, man. you are so weird. >> in a court of law. [laughter] [cheers and applause] greg: how did this come about? what i

>> greg: let's welcome [cheers] greg: yeah. the theologian and fox news contributor jonathan morris. [cheers and applause] greg: host of the quiz show on fox nation. [cheers and applause] greg: yeah. he's quirky, smirky and can strangle a turkey -- she's quirky, smirky and can strangle a turkey, kat timpf. and tyrus! [cheers and applause] greg: welcome to the show, jonathan. you look great as always. what do you make of this era? i feel like the era, had no real identity until 2016; right? like who would you say about the 2010s now? >> well, politics was so boring before 2016; right? and it will be forever boring after trump; right? could be 2028, 2032, who knows; right? greg: yeah. >> things go so fast right now. in part it is because of the politics that we're living in right now but also in part just because of social media and technology. we are living at a very high rate, and that's good and bad. i think it's a question -- all these democratic candidates and others are talking about existential. that has to do with being;

greg:>greg "the greggutfeld sho" p. [cheers] >> sleepy joe, he understood how to kiss the rock obama's -- >> i'm president, and they are not. better looking. including the men. we are going to keep on winning, winning, winning. whether you love me or hate me, you've got to vote for me. greg: did i say we don't deserve him? that could be tough next year to beat. no wonder they are banking on impeachment. let's not forget it is also the end of the decade too. the decade was awesome, if you are the stock market at least, ending the decade around 28,000. do you know where it was ten years ago? 10,000. that's a lot. if i only i diversified instead of giving all my money to my bald neighbor karl. [laughter] greg: what did i see in karl? also saw historic declines in poverty, disease, and deaths due to climate di sasters. decade got weird too, safe spaces became a thing, identity politics became a thing, free speech and free thinking instead of embracing it, the way universities are supposed to. some people learned the hard wa

greg wasn't in any of those. where were you? >> greg: i was busy.ig fan of watching people eat. a kind of grosses me out. you know in movies, people go to lunch and they talk about what they are eating? don't need that. >> jesse: they tell politicians, never eat on camera. spea>> greg: you all did a great job of eating on camera. nothing was dripping down. >> dana: i appreciate that. it is an amazing place, serendipity. i got the outrageous banana split. you can get these and lots of stores. >> jesse: the forbidden broadway sunday. you want to switch? >> juan: salty caramel pretzel. >> jesse: i like that. that's all you need. >> dana: everything they brought, juan would say, "that's my favorite. no, that's my favorite." >> jesse: the best part, no calories. >> juan: is that right? >> emily: the movie "serendipity." it was great. on the way home, it was literally like being drunk off sugar. my heart was beating so fast. >> dana: it makes you realize what children feel like when they have a sugar high. >> jesse: yeah, exactly. >> juan: i think dessert

greg: they love those stains. [laughter] i haven't seen so many sourpuss is since i fed my cats a box of lemonheads. okay it was funny when i wrote it. [laughter] and then there were those who are practically pooping in their pants. you are not asleep, this is not a dream. >> you are not asleep. this is not a dream, this is really happening, this is our country. >> it's amazing and every republican i've known my whole years like wow and nancy pelosi. >> it seems like people have a spring in their step because the present was held accountable for his reckless behavior. greg: a spring in your hip nancy that could be your hip. imagine being one of their faithful supporters and you wake up today and you realize that donald trump, he is still here. weights? you mean he's not gone? an effect is going nowhere? and get this. he's not even concerned? because he always bounces back. here's statement to waking up after that impeachment vote. [laughter] [background noises] greg: every single time they try to pull something on

greg or jason yelled gun.and took off back to -- towards their car. and that's when mr. mulvihill was shot. >> and as they're running back they're hearing multiple bullets, or multiple rounds, whizzing past their head. >> reporter: they got in the car and took off but then greg realized how badly he was injured. he pulled over and jason called 911. >> greg mulvihill was being hunted? >> correct. >> he just didn't know the trap he was walking into? >> correct. >> nor who was hunting him. >> reporter: miraculously, greg survived his injuries. he was in the dark and didn't have any idea of who would have done this or anybody that he could think of that would do this. >> reporter: greg did say he was nearing the end of a bitter custody dispute with his wife, diana lovejoy but quickly dismissed the idea that she could have played any role in what happened. >> there's no way. she's not that type of person. there's no way she can be involved in this in any way. >> reporter: of course, police paid a visit to diana. sh

greg: know that's not good.great thing if joe decides to run for one term if you then you get trump running again. >> in all fairness, trump deserves another first-term. the way i see it is when he gets reelected. [applause] that's the beginning of his first term. and then obviously he will get his second term after that. greg: yes that's true. >> but then democrats would say they would consider impeaching him yet again. >> so that would make his ratings go higher and higher. >> i literally would like to be impeached. i would like for articles please. i want to walk around with a t-shirt like this. [laughter] >> whatever you think it is it is not. >> i would not mind the attention. everyone's talking about me again. greg: there's only been four impeachments. but here's the thing that drives me crazy about joe biden. everybody try to say, democrats try to say oh joe biden, he's just like donald trump. he just says stuff -- there is no comparison between the two except they both say things you don't expect them to

spewing greg >> dana: greg?i like what she's throwing away. >> juan: kitty litter and poo. >> greg: you don't know what i do my private time. >> jesse: not true. i have a ring... >> juan: i was reading this week, dagen, 30% of delivery packages are stolen. i can't believe it's that high! it's unbelievable. >> dagen: on that note from the research confirms that tech addiction is making it a lot harder to get things done. between 15%-20% of american adults chronically procrastinate. jesse? >> jesse: i think procrastinating is good. it fires you up, makes you have a deadline. the more you procrastinate, the more general and you have about when the deadline is going to hit. spewing kids, please procrastinate more >> dana: kids, please procrastinate more. >> jesse: i'm talking about time management. >> greg: procrastination is a scientifical question going on in your head. trying to type lately of possible outcomes of the event you are about to participate in and then you go. >> jesse: how long do i have? >> juan: i

thanks, dana. >> greg: tomorrow night, the greg show, saturday, 10:00. it's great, dr. hyde, you got pirates. you got to watch this show. it's going to kick some butt. now we have one of these to end the week. ♪ animals are great >> greg: check out these sea lions. these guys don't give a damn about where they're going. imagine being on that boat free loading sea lions in olympia, washington. they're stellar sea lions. they way 100 pounds each. that's free loaders. that's what they are. so true, jesse. >> dana: there's no fat. >> greg: fat shaming, emily, it's not part of the five. i will have you get up and leave now. no more one more thing for you. >> juan: give her a chance, greg. it's the christmas season. >> emily: i get two. happy birthday, sweet vinnie. number one, number two, the franklin police department in massachusetts learned they had a thief in their midst watch as their dog, ben franklin, ran off with one of the toys for tots in the christmas program, literally. he makes a run for it. it's gone viral. so adorable. >> jesse: literally. >> emily: the police

greg: yeah. nice to meet you. lemonis: what is your name? greg: greg.: greg, nice to meet you. you got a nice family. greg: well, thank you. i'm proud of 'em. lemonis: and what is your role? jennifer: not listening. greg: they accuse me all the time, marcus, of going rogue. lemonis: so, what are examples of going rogue? chandler: we tried this mall location, and then it's slow. greg: well, the mall was my idea i got us into. turned out to be a crap show. lemonis: oh. is it losing money? chandler: yes. greg: and then i bought a box truck. it's gonna turn into a food truck. chandler: just showed up one day with a giant truck. said, "we bought a truck." lemonis: what do you do with it? greg: we, uh, made it into a storage unit. it's parked out here behind the building. we're trying to do things. you know, we're throwing things against the wall to see if it sticks, 'cause, you know, it's -- it's about cash flow. lemonis: and you have another job, as well? greg: i do. i-i work for a human resource consulting firm. i have to work outside of the restaurant to

greg. >> greg: tomorrow night 10:00 p.m. a period of time for greg's diet tips. at the holidays are tough if you're trying to keep from gaining weight i know i have issues. of what i suggest is to eat with friends and share like these little fellas here. they share one entree at the olive garden, one entree of apostate dish and they share it and that way they can just like enjoy the time together and not to gain weight. that's might tip, eat with friends and to eat your friends, you little guinea pig. >> emily: that's like lady and the. >> jesse: my turn, it's a christmas story for all of you, it's the adoption hearing from michael clark jr. when michael decided he did not want to do it alone he invited the entire kindergarten class, his class in east grand rapids into the courtroom to share his moment in here is michael and the new dad at the ceremony. speak of the process has been amazing, we worked with catholic charities and the work has been. >> i love my daddy! i love my daddy so much! >> big day for michael, a reminde

[laughter] greg: how about this one. [laughter] greg: or this one.g: fun fact they are all real. [laughter] greg: and then there was this tweeted from jim acosta, a white house official said the dog is not at the white house. but wait, were you there jim? [laughter] they were vastly coming, townsquare fools once again media switchgear saying the image it was disrespectful to the person who was photoshop. but james mcluhan laughed and said trump was noting the dogs heroism. of course james never would've seen him in general if the reporters had not run to him, anyway we salute the dog. but i'm sure -- [applause] greg: clap for the damn dog. it's not that great but i'm sure there's someone over a buzzfeed combing through the old tweets looking for ancient post-that might cause serious embarrassment, weight my producers tell me lusardi happen. damaging tweets by the dog have been heard and we have a few here. here's the first one. lassie could help my leg anyti anytime. garfield should be made into a hat. stupid, fat dumb kat die already. what is the ot

greg? >> greg: permission granted. >> justin: they don't have ammunition left. it's like the bad guy in the movie he's firing, firing, then click. >> greg: throws the gun. >> justin: they're out of ammo. and the good guys, standing over the bad guys saying we're going to finish you off. that's it. they should have saved impeachment for the second term. that's when the real scandals happen anyway. and listen, they've thrown so much out. >> walk: was that a defense. . >> jesse: mueller, impeachment. another dossier. women? it's gotten absurd and the rest of the country knows it. as you've said, in the last couple of month, you had phase i china, nafta. you had blockbuster economic numbers, breaking records. baghdadi is dead. think about it. this guy is having the best fall we've ever seen. the democrats are falling flat on their face. >> juan: is that a defense? >> jesse: pretty airtight. it's going to be a kavanaugh situation. >> juan: let's leave it alone. i just cede the floor to you. than

greg, thoughts, feelings. >> greg: where to start. at least make it interesting. this makes c-span look like mma. the only excitement i could get out of this is wondering why we are covering it. this has been a continuous orchestration for three years. we knew that this is happening, yet we are obliged to act like this is news. look, there are gavels. is in a court room, and a hearing room, there were cameras, they were appear to be expert witnesses who have witnessed nothing yet we must treat them as though they are witnesses. we have to sit there and know that the democrats are yanking our chain. they are basically playing the little piano and we are dancing like little chimps and it drives me nuts watching this but that's why i don't blame the democrats. i don't blame them for this because we are just helping them out. this is a media-induced coup. we decided when that woman made that joke, if we decided, the republicans just got up and left, that would've been great and if we decided to stop covering it, that would've been amazing. and the joke is on the probl

greg, do you have an ipod?he only person left on the planet, separate from my phone. moon diagrams, it's a strange band. 'spretty good. one album, that's what i listened to on the plane. >> i'm just going to hit play. ♪ >> string quartet number two. >> i don't know, it was paused, i hit play. >> did you play this? >> i was a flautist for 15 years, classically trained. >> are you? okay there you go. >> i just looked it up and it's 90 countries remake by walker hayes. >> shocker. >> at least i'm consistent. >> i'm unpredictable. >> i will never forget, by sam cooke and the soul stirrers. >> mine was the chain by fleetwood mac. >> how does that go again? >> i'm not going to sing another song today. i draw the line, but only spanish songs are what i sing because i sound a little better. you don't have to worry about your accent. next question. what photo is on your cell phone background? >> i have a beach background, some waves. >> he has the one that comes with it. i have the default. >> i have a picture of jasper

greg? >> greg: that's like the anti-five. four incredibly boring people in one room.he headline, writer horrified that other people hold different opinions. that's the headline. he's horrified that somebody else disagrees with him. it's like a babylon bee headline. you know, when you find out who that person is, it's never an economist, it's never an industrial engineer. it's never a mathematician, it's always a writer because they're tuned into their own singular frequency, right? that is why they can't logically argue with anybody else because they don't have outside experience with other professions. it's not their fault, de niro, joy behar, it's like him. they're all stuck in that weird world where they never had to use the other part of the brain. i can't believe somebody doesn't agree with me. >> dana: the person who's usually doing this is supposed to be an unbiassed reporter. they're presented as somebody who's just reporting on politics. but real quickly, you're asking about the precedent here that's being set. don't forget when harry reid did the filibuster

>> greg: it's probably that.ust demand that all times they are heroes in every movie, okay. it all started with woodward and bernstein, everybody is a woodward and bernstein. flawless crusaders for they aren't flawed. in this movie, they are flawed so much so that including myself -- i was 100% sure that jewell was guilty and i remember having conversations, i wasn't in mainstream media. i was in health journalism. i remember going, of course he's guilty. look at him! the security guard looking to be something more than he is. i have completely rolled him off. i admit i'm one of the villains. i'm one of the guys who smeared the guy. i think clint eastwood does a service by reminding people that this guy got screwed. i think that's really, really important. >> katie: especially in the current media environment. >> jesse: especially in this current media environment. an example, this happens all the time. ali watkin's was a reporter for many, many years at many distinguished publications. she slept with one of her

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greg hates that song as well.ur questions in this one comes from instagram from john gone 24. if we hooked up your ipod to the studio speakers, what song is playing? >> i'm probably the only person left on the planet, separate from my phone. moon diagrams, it's a strange band. that's what i listened to on the plane. >> i'm just going to hit play. ♪ >> string quartet number two. >> i was -- it was paused, i hit play. >> did you play this? >> i was a flautist for 15 years, classically trained. >> are you? okay there you go. >> i just looked it up and it's 90 countries remake by walker hayes. >> soccer. >> at least i'm consistent. >> i'm unpredictable. >> i will never forget, by sam cooke and the soul stirrers. >> mine was the chain by fleetwood mac. >> how does that go again? >> i'm not going to sing another song today. i draw the line, but only spanish songs are what i sing because i sound a little better. what photo is on your cell phone background? >> i have a beach background, some waves. >> he has the one that

do you know where greg is? >> i have no idea where greg is. >> mike, you seen greg?een 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 business be

greg: that's true. >>.carly: democrats said they would consider that again. >> i literally would like to be impeached. i think. i would like for the art for articles please pray. [laughter]. i will walk around the teacher like this. it. carly: i would mind. the assumptions. >> and talking about me again for next month. [laughter]. there is only been for impeachment). greg: is another think that drives me crazy about joe biden, joe biden, is just like donald trump. he just this stuff. he doesn't. there is noto comparison between the two. except they both see thanks they don't expect. the fact joe bidenhe see stuff d it is just the stupid stuff on earth. it makes no sense. and then donald trump, his be down talking about joe biden are all of them, newman, is just absolutely brutally hilarious. this is was so refreshing about him. he's talking about joe biden but he's in the wrong state. in delaware. it was really funny about that. is if anybody is watching this, nobody everybody no one ever campaigns in delaw

>> greg: it's my new look.isn't country club, this is the club. >> jesse: one of the things he's getting a lot of heat for rightfully is he won't admit the dossier was the cornerstone, saying it was a mosaic of facts. >> juan: it was. it was not central. let me say this. i think that jim comey is to be congratulated for saying he was wrong because we don't often hear that from people at the top of the american government. >> jesse: you should say that sometimes too, you should apologize to the president for saying he was a colooter and the dossier was not a big deal. >> juan: those are facts. he admitted that he was wrong and i think the second thing is, process mistakes got made. >> jesse: process mistakes. >> juan: but they were not made because of donald trump or because of that, there was none according to the inspection. i may finish my point. so you have no bias here which was the selling point coming the inspector general report going to prove bias or no bias. nothing that was said by jim comey yesterday

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it >> greg: what happened to the bribery?> juan: i think it's in that bucket i was talking about. >> greg: i think the dems are not swimming in that bucket. >> juan: i think they were actually acting in good faith, not a fishing expedition. i will say that i can't believe we are talking about left-wing media and right wing media and how this report gets interpreted. you know, all of this, even what we are talking about here, what about the fact that it's trump's people these charges from silence to taylor to -- >> greg: let me get jesse in hampshire jesse, the first impeachment probably in history based on emotional trauma paid us before the two articles really are we hate you and we can be you, not anything new he. first you had no inclusion and then there was no extortion and no bribery, they are just settling on things. every president tells congress they will see you in court. you can't impeach someone for saying what a judge decide. then the other one, abuse of power, by that standard, every single president could have b

greg: i'm very young, but i can remember reagan. greg: i'm in the mid 30s.emember what they did with reagan. there were people comparing him to hitler. they do this to every republican. people forget how they portrayed romney with the dog or cutting the kid's mayor. what they said about mccain as a war monger. they always hit republicans. judge jeanine: jerry nadler says i want to impeach trump. he wanted to impeach bush, too. he wants you gone. he wants the power. >> when you are out of power -- when you are out of power, this is what you do. there are people who wanted obama impeached. judge jeanine: who? greg: i couldn't think of a name but it will come to me. judge jeanine: we have 30 seconds. greg: you wanted to know how great my show is. the "the greg gutfeld show"? judge jeanine: i have to fly through the air on my broom to get to your show. greg: you don't have a broom. you never swept anything in your life. judge jeanine: i have. i worked in a dairy when i was a kid. greg: what did you do. judge jeanine: i was a soda jerk. have you ever seen a calf

>> juan: dirt "dirty harry." >> greg: that's mine. "high plains drifter." >> juan: early spaghetti movies. greg called and you should go home right now, start with "high plains drifter," then "dirty harry." >> katie: what's the one where he was the driver? >> juan: what i think is interesting olivia wilde who plays the reporter, it's a basic misunderstanding of feminism -- >> katie: months not go into that. one more thing.

>> i agree with greg. but there's a period of time, the day after thanksgiving through december 25 and then it should stop. >> it's like wearing white after labor day. you can't do that. >> no, you can but -- >> but here's the reality. right now on november 1, they start playing christmas songs. >> they're running it. it's extending it ray too long. >> christmas should be once every four years the way they used to do the olympics. we would appreciate it more, save more money, afford mortgages and college. but instead every year we spend this money giving gifts that we don't like. >> capitalism. >> question number 3. what is everybody's favorite christmas memory? i'm going somebody from the land of snow and ranches. dana perino? >> my favorite memory is from being in new castle wyoming and gathered with my family. there is one year where it snowed so badly that we couldn't go anywhere. we played cards all weekend. we have those old wooden long sleds. >> yeah. >> my grandfather would put us in the back of th

>> greg: that'll be historic. >> juan: that would be a sad, sad thing. >> greg: i know you'll agree withe. d.c. style is in need of improvement. here's the other comedy part of it. the 2010s are the greatest decade in the history of the world. we are seeing the greatest economy in history, probably the best year, 2019, in our economic modern history. the custodian of that economy in a time where we are seeing reductions to disease, increase in income, is being impeached. the best year, the best economy, the best decade of the world, the democrats want to get the custodian out of the job. >> juan: every decade we have experienced has been better than the last, greg. that's not actually hallmark. >> greg: way better, juan. >> juan: i think as a human race have major men's progress. to suggest that, donald trump showed up and the billionaire made it all right. >> greg: why is it about money? >> juan: they ignore what obama did in terms of setting this up. >> greg: you think it's obama... speed to let it go. i want to talk about democrats, there is a democrat who has gone to tanzania to avoi

greg: i'm greg bonnell in toronto. for a good return on your investment over the last decade? if you put your money in the s&p 500, it tripled. some of the stocks in the russell 3000 are up 300%. some of those gains pale in comparison to bitcoin. posting gains of 9,000,000% since july 2010. vildana.iscuss is walk us through this. been a very volatile decade. if we go back to 2008, that is when it was created basically out of nothing. it took a long time for you to start catching on. we saw across the $1000 threshold for the first time. at the end of the year, it was above $14,000. fast-forward one year at the end of 2018, it was down back to the $3000 level, so it's been incredibly volatile. what was behind that massive rally that we saw? >> partly a reflection of the jumping off point. it was created literally out of nothing in 2008. the other part of it is, blockchain technology which , aerlines cryptocurrencies lot of investors and speculators saw it as very revolutionary, something very new. they were drawn to cryp

great to see you greg thanks. trump can celebrate another achievement this year, his remain in mexico policy is starting too show real results t the southern border for details we turn now national correspondent william.sh >> it is -- only place i want to be is the united states. i never thought i would be returned here to juarez. >> thousands of migrants wait in next for a judge to hear the asylum claim in u.s. courts. >> of i came here with hope for an opportunity in the united states but the reality is very difficult. that reality began a year ago when the trumped aings mrgs unveiled remain in next program. since then, it is expanded across the border with some 56,000 migrants forced to wait months in mexico for u.s. judge to hear their claim. >> we have massively reduced asylum for all. the program according tor a new study fromam syracuse, universiy is doing exactly what the president intended. reducing the case load and deterring others from making a the trip. of 24,000 cases they deny 15,000 claim or 63%. 1

and greg steube was an army jack officer. host: tracy, hello. caller: yes, i think it is a waste of money doing this. they tried to find his collusion with russia, and they did not find nothing. they want his tax records. i want to see all the other people in congress like the democrats, pelosi, and all the ones that have been there for a long time, their tax records. after you retire from congress, you get like a $174,000 pension. host: specifically why is this a waste of time? caller: i mean the democrats are like bashing trump.

greg, that story, if i read the whole thing on the air, i would have. take us through some of what "the post" is reporting today about trump, not just his belief in this russian conspiracy theory but have dug in he remains. >> i think the biggest revelation in this story and the newest piece of information is that, you know, trump explicitly told very senior advisers in his white house that his basis for suspecting ukraine had interfered in attempting to pin the blame for the interference in 2016 on ukraine came in part according to trump from something putin had told him. now i have to say that there is some sort of, you know, there is disagreement about whether putin ever actually said this. i have talked to some former administration officials who believe that trump made this up

greg gutfeld is next. see you next saturday night. [♪] >> if you thought a hearing with four constitutional law experts wouldn't have any big moments, boy, were you wrong. man, are you high. greg: the impeachment hearing was one big whoopi hearing and we all sat on it. the dems wrote the script, they took the lead role. found some experts from the looney bin. we put on the play and covered it like marshmallow on a s if the more. >> never before has a president engaged in such an act. >> the framers concerns. i stand with the framers. the antithesis of what our framers were committed to. >> i can't speak for the framers themselvesse obviously. greg: thank you, margaret hamilton. if the framers were alive today they would be puking all over these bozos. everybody nancy pelosi announce is an incoming asteroid. trump can fill an arena while cnn can barely fill a room. but if you ask anyone in the room why are you showing you this crap, they say it's news. even in broadcasting. peer pressure rules. that's why t

today, greg laidlaw called time on his international career.of the hardest decisions i've ever had to make, but when i sat back and took the time to really think, i feel it's my feel it's the right time. greg laidlaw is a player who is often divided opinion amongst scottish rugby fans. but he seen off a host of challengers to his scotla nd a host of challengers to his scotland scrum half jersey a host of challengers to his scotland scrum halfjersey over the yea rs. scotland scrum halfjersey over the years. and at the stats from his international career rank him alongside some of the great names of scotland's past. laidlaw scored over 700 points for scotland, putting him second on the all—time list behind chris paterson, and ahead of gavin hastings. he earned 76 caps in his international debut in 2010, and captained in 39 test matches, more than any other man in scotland's history. he played in the 2015 and 2019 world cups with the plain final match of against host japan in 0ctober, his final appearance for his country. you achieve so much, and

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hunter walker and greg miller. thank you both for sharing your insights today. >>> while there was no sign of north korea's so-called christmas surprise, u.s. officials are still on high alert this morning. we'll break down how they're taking no chances in this latest flare-up of tensions. >>> how michael bloomberg's campaign is responding that his campaign unintentionally used prison labor to reach voters. >>> this morning south korean officials say they're working in coordination with the united states military and intelligence leaders to closely monitor a situation across the border in north korea. those comments follow reports from a south korean news agency that u.s. forces flew four surveillance planes over the korean peninsula simultaneously. this response from president trump. >> we'll find out what the surprise is and we'll deal with it very successfully. let's see what happens. everybody has got surprises for me. but let's see what happens. i handle them as they come along. maybe it's a nice present. mayb