greg: thank you. i can't even look at seafood. >> that's going to be the most onto pulling out their. that's all that's going to be left. greg: i don't know if i like that you i will say whenever e lobster or crab that's obviously an insect. people are already eating insects that they train their brain to pretend like it's a delicacy. if they fed lobsters to inmates in prisons until they ran out. >> is that a fact? >> there are bugs in every food you eat by the way. >> there are bugs on your body. >> was an okay research science lady she has or whatever we get points like scientific points. the exoskeletons have micronutrients. it sounds like they are good for you. less water environmentally safe. she didn't address one issue that keeps coming up in my own research. it's yucky and i have eaten bugs i've eaten guacamole. i'd get it on kennedy show which brings me to the point i would never do it for protein the way they are saying. i give it only for the attention i would eat a bug that only for attent

greg: walter? >> if i had known russia wanted america to have low unemployment, to bring the troops home, and to have the strongest stock market in history, i would have voted for dukakis when they were backing him. greg: that's russian collusion. bring it on. my 401k thanks you, putin. don't go anywhere. don't go anywhere. lots more show to come. patiente that complain about dry mouth. they feel that they have to drink a lot of water. medications seem to be the number one cause for dry mouth. i like to recommend biotene. it replenishes the moisture in your mouth. biotene definitely works. [heartbeat] how we worship, or who we love. and the 2020 census is how that great promise is kept. because this is the count that informs where hundreds of billions in funding will go each year for things like education, healthcare, and programs that touch us all. shape your future. start here. learn more at 2020census.gov jon: live from america's news head quarters i'm jon scott in new york. president trump set

greg: thank you.ok at seafood. >> that's going to be the most onto pulling out their. that's all that's going to be left. greg: i don't know if i like that you i will say whenever e lobster or crab that's obviously an insect. people are already eating insects that they train their brain to pretend like it's a delicacy. if they fed lobsters to inmates in prisons until they ran out. >> is that a fact? >> there are bugs in every food you eat by the way. >> there are bugs on your body. >> was an okay research science lady she has or whatever we get points like scientific points. the exoskeletons have micronutrients. it sounds like they are good for you. less water environmentally safe. she didn't address one issue that keeps coming up in my own research. it's yucky and i have eaten bugs i've eaten guacamole. i'd get it on kennedy show which brings me to the point i would never do it for protein the way they are saying. i give it only for the attention i would eat a bug that only for attention. greg: atten

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>> greg: juan?ing to the theme, how about sticking that q-tip in your ear. >> greg: those are private. something that you see... >> dana: when you trip and fall. >> greg: i was going to say dancing in general. stretching in general. nobody needs to stretch, it's an illusion. >> dana: that's not true. >> greg: science bears it out. sign says don't stretch. >> emily: oh, at the airport. >> greg: anytime you do it, looks like you care too much about it. that i can get. at liberty butchemel... cut. liberty mu... line? cut. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. cut. liberty m... am i allowed to riff? what if i come out of the water? liberty biberty... cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ colon cancer screening for people 45 plus at average risk. some things are harder than you thought. and others are easier. like screening for colon ca

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>> greg: what's wrong with that? >> greg: it's not a story!le who are old or smoking pot -- it's the same people still smoking pot! >> geraldo: in emily's state, it's legal. >> jesse: the pot is so much better. >> dana: didn't we go through the whole thing where we eliminated vaping even though we shouldn't have because people who were putting to use in the vapes, those were the ones having major problems. >> greg: >> geraldo: that's the black market. it's not like juul which was a legit company. >> jesse: are you high right now? >> geraldo: i've never been high on television except for when i told people i was. >> greg: that clip is pummeling. >> emily: okay, guys. i am all about living joyfully. the united explorer card hooks me up. getting more for getting away. traveling lighter. getting settled. rewarded. learn more at the explorer card dot com. the better question would be where do i not listen to it. while i'm eating my breakfast... on the edges of cliffs... on a ski lift... everywhere. ♪ download audible and start listening today. >> g

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>> dana: all right, greg. >> greg: i don't know how i feel about that.s good. what am i doing? this. what's with the animal noises? you know i like to take a bath, i like to make a faux hawk out of foam. check out this fuzzy ferret. can you get anymore adorable? emily? >> emily: no, you can't. >> greg: you can't. that's my hygiene tip for today. >> juan: doesn't look too happy. >> lawrence: you know it i like, a good high five. so does this little boy. it'he's a 3-year-old atlanta has fan high-fiving the entire team, running on the court to play the boston celtics. >> greg: better not have the flu. [laughter] >> dana: wash your hands, everybody. it's kids have germs. allison, our stage manager, is disgusted with me right now. >> emily: i have an amazing one. an unlikely friendship. this adorable coyote and badger, best friends. he's like come on! let's go! they go off hunting together. >> greg: how do you know that? >> dana: this is known in nature, they do. >> greg: this was a set up. buying something in an alley? >> lawrence: he was waiting for him. >>

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>> greg: yes, my snake.a reptile is the worst thing you can do. that is why i keep my snake private. >> jesse: thank you. >> emily: finally, amazon founder jeff bezos being called a hypocrite after pledging to spend $10 billion to fight climate change. amazon customers calling him out, "can he start with the ridiculous packaging he leaves on our doorstep? perhaps amazon deliveries could stop with the waste they leave behind." what do we think about this? >> greg: can i just say what kind of sick humor jeff bezos has when he named his company amazon selling millions of books. that is like mcdonald's naming their company cattle slaughter. >> jesse: a good point, you're very witty today. started with a clever monologue and we are still at it! >> dana: the recurring snake. okay, peter, drive him crazy how much extra packaging is in all the amazon stuff because you have to put it away and i get that, but how many people also complain all the time that anything that comes from amazon, if it is broken, they complai

. ♪ >> greg: hi, i'm greg gutfeld with katie pavlik, juan williams, jesse watters, dana perino, "theive." bernie's first, mayor pete is second, klobuchar is third. poor liz came in fourth but it was a photo finish. >> all evidence says that elizabeth warren has finished out of the money. she has finished fourth. she is still at work. elizabeth warren, who lives just to the south of the state of new hampshire is taking a picture with all who ask. spigot this isn't lonely to me, this is awesome. i love it. >> she is a really, really, really good candidate. >> greg: great, she is on her way to becoming a walmart santa and msnbc is so supportive. they sound like your buddy after you get dumped saying, don't worry, this other fish in the sea. but you might just take a picture, she will take your last $3. >> a young of student loan debt, and she said, i checked and i have $6 and the bank, so i just gave $3 to keep you in this fight. that's what we've got to do. >> greg: that's what we've got to do, take after your money. typical democrat, without a thought. joe came in fifth. like the time

>> greg: yeah. [laughter] >> greg: what is this? animals are great? has a superpower and even cats have a super power. for example, this cat can change it's size depending on the size of the exit. the owner just keeps making it. i think that's 3 inches. >> emily: rats too. >> greg: really, emily? how would you know that? you get a good scratch when you are doing. i think that's 2 inches or is that 1 inch? i'm not sure. there you go. [laughter] >> dana: emily, you are next. >> emily: oh great. i wanted to tell you about this awesome new brewery in north carolina. it was founded and totally owned and ran by veterans. one of the coolest things they had, they just had their grand opening. they have a wall inside where anyone can buy a beer for first responders, police, et cetera, and they put it up on the board and those guys can come in and get that free beer. we had them on fox earlier. we are so excited about it, so definitely go and hang out near charlotte. they are releasing this first ever charitable beer. all of the proceeds are going to the firefi

[cheering] greg: rob o'neill -- [applause] b1 greg: i want to point out tht was a total pandering. >> o'neill 2024. >> what about joe. >> i feel so bad, i was watching new hampshire stuff. [laughter] i was watching it coming, he was not doing a great job, i was feeling so bad for him and i wanted to take care of him and make him feel better even though i never liked him in the first place. it was like everybody i dated in my 20s. so honestly now i am doing better -- i am doing great. if there were more people in america who work codependent 20 something, maybe he would be doing a lot better than he is. i might've even voted for him. but we all have gotten the therapy that we need and it's not going to work out and it's really sad to watch. i would not take care of him. i recognize toxic patterns. greg: what about you tyrus. >> here's the thing the impeachment, who did it really hurt? who did the democrats destroy with impeachment? it was two older white man involved in impeachment. one's ratings went up, one had all-time turnout for voters and it was only him to vote for, and one guy

. >> greg: hi, i'm greg gutfeld, jesse watters, dana perino, juan williams, "the five."ell, that's over with. for now. so you've heard the definition of crazy, doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result? the democrats invented a new kind of crazy, knowing the outcome of an event well in advance and still expecting a different result. that is impeachment. the worst planned adventure since the donner party. the dems blew all their energy on the losers bat, one that made the losers possible. they fell flat on their faces because they were distracted. return to greg's rule, republicans run things, democrats ruin things. the difference is one letter, which stands for impeachment. once again they returned to their hallucinations. the snakes on the wall are real if you are adam schiff because now trump could offer alaska to the russians. >> trump could offer alaska to the russians in exchange for help in the next election. >> greg: adam is so nutty he is like a trail mix. but it beats moving to mar-a-lago. >> or decide to move to mar-a-lago perman

." >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with geraldo, jesse watters, dana perino, "the five." ♪ so, how about thatebate? awesome, right? it turned out all the needed was a little chum to get the sharks eating. and that is what bloomberg was. he got eaten alive. >> a billionaire who calls women's fat broad's and no, i'm not talking about donald trump. i'm talking about mayor bloomberg. >> i thought he shouldn't be hiding behind his tv ads. >> stop and frisk throwing close to 5 million young black men up against a wall. >> we are sick and tired of billionaires like mr. bloomberg seeing huge expansions of their wealth while half a million people sleep out on the street tonight. >> mayor bloomberg, who thinks he can buy this election. >> we have very few nondisclosure agreements -- >> how many is that? >> i haven't seen someone look more out of place and suggest he went to confession. meanwhile, those who feasted on many mike benefited. not only did bloomberg not have a box, he didn't know how to box. caught flat-footed each turn, he had the agility of a corpse. biden for once seemed semicoherent. amy

mayor greg, you had your chance! >> greg: they sell it in the streets!ize meth, and to criminalize the possession of heroin and crack cocaine, it will make people feel like they can walk around and do drugs in public without any consequence. they can shoot up outside of my bar and not get a ticket. they can smoke it outside of my apartment and not go to jail. >> greg: that is you! that is you! >> jesse: i don't want people hitting rock bottom. i want people to go cold turkey. >> greg: that is not your choice! >> jesse: i want to live in a society with boundaries! >> juan: it is 5:00 somewhere. you can have a drink if you want. a-listers getting political at the oscars paired plus more highlights from the big night, next on "the five"! ♪ ♪ limu emu & doug [ siren ] give me your hand! i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ >> katie: liberal hollywood once again lecturing america at the oscars with some truly

do you know where greg is? >> i have no idea where greg is. >> mike, you seen greg?ot 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 busines

>> greg: i'm going to be that one with this one. >> katie: no, you are not. >> greg: greg's news.dog. [laughter] who's ever doing the show tonight, see me in my office at 6:00. we have a long discussion about your future. >> katie: what's the dog doing? >> greg: he's covered in foam. jesse and i used to go to those in the '90s. >> jesse: you don't know who you are touching down there. >> katie: i got a story for greg, amazon has a grocery store in seattle. it's 10,000 square feet. you don't need anything to check out. you don't have a cashier, no people to help you. you walk in, scan your app, and everything is digitized. everything you take off goes in your car and you walk out the door and it goes straight to amazon accounts. you don't have to worry about standing in line. grab what you need and walk out. >> juan: what happens when a bad guy goes into steel in to steal? >> greg: special report is up next with the president's news conference. hello, bret. >> bret: hello, greg. welcome to washington up on the ash wednesday, we are awaiting a special news conference from president

>> greg: i would play the game.ou right now and figure out -- >> geraldo: i want to know what you do. >> greg: you keep interrupting me. you separate the mentally ill, from the nonmentally ill, the drug addicted from the not drug addicted. >> geraldo: you are the separator? >> greg: no mess, you hire somebody to do it! you can't -- the only way to solve the problem is through get them from underneath the underpasses can get them to an area. >> geraldo: the majority have supported that. i believe there's an opportunity to rally the majority so that the era of tough love might have been here can happen everywhere. up next coming to the surging bernie sanders be stopped? some in the media are not happy with his lies. when managing diabetes you can't always stop for a fingerstick. with the freestyle libre 14 day system, a continuous glucose monitor, you don't have to. with a painless, one-second scan you can check your glucose with a smart phone or reader so you can stay in the moment. no matter where you are or what yo

>> greg: i coined it and i have a copyright. get dollars every time someone says it. >> jesse: i am thinking about cameo, by the way. i need the money. these memes are funny, have to go on the internet. did you see these comedies are hilarious. debacle points and if you buy cool points, you are not cool. but he acknowledged he was not cool and then he was buying cool points so he sold it and ended up being funny. the question is, the buzz he's getting are people that are based on buzz. people want to poke bloomberg and sniff him and kick the tires and touch him and feel him because right now he's a total unknown and he can get to super tuesday and be like what are these candidates? has all this money and all this hype and then the minute the voters start voting, they fail. so i just think he's going to split the anti-bernie vote then make a play. >> greg: what do you think? you look perplexed. he is going to make bernie look better by trying to be an autocrat himself with his money. >> dana: makes pete look tall. >> juan: i ran

>> greg: i have been here from the beginning, it is called concern. dead wrong. >> juan: he's been making flubs for years. to make you understand that is not a physiological issue. >> juan: he thinks that guys ego is unleashed. >> greg: that is not a sign of mental decline but maybe you wouldn't notice that. >> jesse: quick word on biden. real quick. i will let her plug the book. >> dana: tell us about your book please. >> it is called unknown valor, a story of family, courage and sacrifice from pearl harbor to iwo jima." and its letters that were exchanged between my father and my mom and their first cousin and nephew and he was 18 years old when he went to iwo jima, he wrote these beautiful letters, there was a real art the letter writing and i cherish these my whole life and i started working with them and digging into the people who also wrote letters about them and finding those people and one thing led to another and all the story lines came together in a history of pearl harbor to iwo jima on the homefront and also moving as it moves to the spe

>> greg: no i did not have a mami. a lot of great movies, even if you cite gone with the wind i know you say is you present your best picture pick from 1939, i know it is not politically correct in today's values. i still love the classics. >> greg: he is such a bad racist, he said his favorite movie was "gone with the wind." what if he said "jingo unchained?" no matter what he says they are going to spin it as negative. >> don't you think that is part of his point? the average american thinks gone with the wind, they are not thinking the politics. it's a romantic story, but also is about the destruction of the south for a really good reason and the insipid mess of the dynamic of that. >> jesse: if trump is a racist, why would he like the south' south? >> let me tell you about the oscars. the oscars ratings were down. but look, he is also going after hollywood because the oscar ratings this year were down 31%. 31%. >> jesse: because no one saw "parasite." brad pitt gave him a shot out, you give it to trump he will give

greg. >> greg: problem is that their opinion writers also report.ions on the front page. you know they mean? >> dana: when a news reporter writes analysis on the front page, how are you supposed to -- >> greg: i don't want to be sued when i'm wrong. but then again, legitimately, i always admit when i'm wrong. i admit that i'm wrong on everything. it actually really feels good. maybe if these people admit they are wrong, he would drop the suit. it's probably the biggest story in the media world. the covington case club solved of the very bad elements of the media's instinct and bias. that guy looks bad. that other guy looks good. the story gets me emotionally excited, and my story might catch fire on social media. so, that's how that story rolled and it resulted in a lawsuit that they had to settle. and i think that has changed the way people look at the media that they can't fight back. >> juan: but i must say, isn't it ironic that republicans who are normally opposed to this kind of frivolous lawsuit, digging up lawsuits on people, now, oh, yeah. g

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. >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld, with dagen mcdowell, and a wine cork is her barstool. this weekend, the 40th anniversary of the greatest sports upset ever when the u.s. olympic team beat the russians in hockey. up to that end, the red army team had one make a previous four gold medals dating back to 1960. the last time a u.s. team would buy gold. as a kid you can remember sitting in front of a tv transfixed, witnessing history, and my complete happy but you have to wonder where bernie sanders was back then and who he was rooting for. here's bernie from the 80s. >> it's funny. sometimes talk about how bad a country is, people are lining up for food. in other countries, people don't line up for food for the rich get the food and the poor starve to death. >> dagen: that is amazing. that was a long time ago. but you might consider how soviet citizens felt when they heard a free person i in a free country papering over their misery doing publicity for their dictator. has bernie changed much? has learned not to minimize the tragedies of totalitarianism? here he was on the ""

>> greg: i'm not surprised. i think what he has to do is tear out his economic achievements clearly and directly and then ask the public, do you want this to continue? or do you want this to end? he needs an analogy of some kind. imagine the economies are fully charged phones. you handed over to the democrats and it turns into a brick. or use a pulse, or the heartbeat stops. he needs a simple analogy and i also think he needs to pivot from that to how it can be even better but i do think he needs to address the coronavirus and be very specific about what he's doing. are we shutting down the airports, from keeping china out or not? it is an important thing to reiterate going into the year. >> dana: what you think about the president tonight, if he lays out his thoughts for a second term? >> jesse: he hasn't really laid out a second term agenda. to juan's point earlier, people may say hand across the aisle health care effort. there is more wall to be built. 400 miles completed at the end of this year, supposedly.

if you want to call greg. barb: i need to feel good about what i say yes to, and i don't think anybody can tell me that, not even my husband. lemonis: i love the fact that barb said that to me. if i'm good with it, it don't matter how everybody else feels. she understands the importance of the decision and the fact that ultimately, it's her call. what i love about what you've come up with with the beverages is that i think there's a lot of crossover with other businesses that i have, and i think the ability to scale it could be pretty exciting. barb: okay. lemonis: we have a deal? barb: you have a deal. lemonis: okay. barb: thank you, marcus. ♪ lemonis: what's up? barb: hi, marcus. how are you? lemonis: is this your commercial setup? kurt: it is. lemonis: any time i go and invest in a business, i'm looking for the people, the process, and the product. i clearly love the people, and the product is amazing, but it's still unclear to me what the process is, so i wanted to visit their commercial kitchen to underst

greg: this man got bin laden to open up, former navy seals rob o'neill. she's as grim as she is trim, fox nation kat timpf. [cheering] he does not drive, he orbits, my massive psychic tyrus. [cheering] greg: all right mark, are you excited about the democrats, anyone that excites you? >> amy klobuchar, no one knows anything about her except her conecomb so when joe biden is snipping her hair he get the thousand island dressing. [laughter] greg: rob, what are your thoughts. >> i find myself walking on the house out of nowhere same buttigieg, i love the name and if i go to the name beetlejuice,

a f greg and marie, ty say this is a transitn.do you think it will be for them to move out and into tir owne? hom >> ok. well, that's key here. why i followed this story w i wanted to see what would happen after a year livingent-free. would they be able to house themselves? theyo not have enough money to house themselves. the bay area prices are they just don't make enough. and ty're both on federal supplemental income. and combined, they have about $924 coming in her month. you can't even put down a what i found very interesting. about this is that terrence is going to house them. he's going to continue. housed, even if he has tothem subsidize it himself. when and if he sells his home. >> so what lesson have you lened about the wider homeless crisis in california from this act of human kindness? >> so i really feel that greg and marie's story speaks to the homelessness problem and that we as citizens,ti commu, governments, have not really understood the full impact of what happens when you have long-term homelessness. and i feel

i am pastor elizabeth eckdale and with me today is pastor greg schaffer. you serve in palo alto at university lutheran church. >> that's right. >> and, of course, serving in palo alto is unique setting. but what makes your congregation even that more unique is your connection with stanford university. you are a campus ministry setting. >> we are a campus minimumsry congregation of the elca. evangelical lutheran church. >> how long have you been there. >> 12 years a little more than 12 years. >> you've seen students come and go. >> a lot. yeah. >> a lot. and is it a congregation that is in transition year after year or do you have people who staying at. >> both. there's an interesting mix of people in the congregation. a lot of students undergraduate graduate with and professional students. and that turnover happens pretty fast. sometimes with the grad student not as fast as they would like it to. but eventually they finish and graduate. and that's always hard for us. there's las group of people who are alumni who decide to stay involved in the congregation