greg gutfeld, next. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> greg: yes!py someday of the week again, i forgot! we got another humdinger of a program. what's a humdinger? who the hell knows. i had one removed earlier this week. thank god for salad tongs. it's funny how i managed to sit on things buried accidentally, of course. joining us tonight is matt whitaker. [applause] very, very athletic man, very athletic man. just got off a grueling workout. ♪ ♪ >> greg: woodell known fact, he shares a birthday with our very own kat, proving once and for all that astrology is about as real as joy behar tear. also joining us, julie banderas. [cheers and applause] glad to see her here given her antics last night. >> [indiscernible]. >> greg: julie is something else. she'll drink all your rose as well as your rose be and rose c. speaking of a jumble of chaos and confusion, how about jen psaki? in an effort to play the race and the gender card, she ended up throwing her administration under the bigoted bus. following a cnn report on the dysfunction and the vice preside

. >> greg: i love the food.the hypocrisy of her, it gets so cliched. we have to keep talking about it. >> i'm so tired of talking about it. >> greg: i'm tired of him telling me what to do and not do it, them saying children five years old have to wear a mask that we don't have to wear a mask, it's almost like we are up. we are going to make sure the rest of you are down here for the rest of your lives. they want to make two classes, the ability of the people at the top to make the rules and all the rest of you peons are down there and that includes your kids and everybody else. >> they should have thought about it when they decided to not be billionaires. >> greg: that's a good point! what you're talking about is true, that is why the race card is played to hide the class card, you can't notice the differences in classes if you're constantly being pitted against different races. >> it is about creating two classes in this country. >> greg: this party was a getty offspring, they make their billions off of oil. sh

♪ ♪ >> greg: that is progressive.here are his efforts on behalf of blacks. >> hello everybody, this is -- here to tell you about -- louisiana. >> i think he is the last guy to call anyone racist or sexist. but that is his tenets for his own indiscretions. smearing you he thinks will take the heat off him. he is like a leap corporate debt remember, harris dropped out of the primaries because she pulled at 3%. so i guess according to kendall, that means 97% of the democrats must be bigots. but maybe the dems don't know what normal is anymore. after denigrating it for decades. remember, to go parent households were once normal. now anything qualifies as parenting. love for country was once normal, but now we replaced the pledge -- respecting the police once normal, now they are of ronnie dangerfield. keeping violent criminals behind bars was once normal. now you set them free like an injured bird you nurtured back to health. this is what i did this morning before i came to work. ♪ ♪ >> greg: i hate normal. but the democr

ac/dc. >> greg: there you go.lack, what's it fun, which album? >> first one, wasn't it? >> greg: i think if the second. i don't know. >> i was trying to go with your theme. >> greg: you are back in black. >> can i say one thing, thing? they had about two dozen democrats running for president, they had a black man, black woman, hispanic-american, simone, that was tulsi gabbard, not elizabeth warren. [laughter] that had the first openly gay candidate, a male socialist, female associate, you know who they ended up with? >> i know! >> please. old white guy, thank you! that is the democratic party in a nutshell. >> greg: one openly gay man and mayor pete. up next, who should we blame for making sch with xfinity home, you can keep your home and everything in it more protected. i can wrangle all my deliveries. thanks, hoss! and i help walk the dog from wherever. *door unlocks* ♪ ♪ well, i can bust curfew-breakers in an instant. well, you all have xfinity home, with cameras to home security monitored by the pros. *laughs*

>> no, not when greg tells them. >> there you have it, phyllis needs more poop jokes, greg. >> greg:e it up for phyllis! i think we found in a regular! they don't do that on special report. so americans have been called deplorables, -- why the hostility? as long as americans that are at each other's throats, we can't address those in power. if like heavily drink and parents on the fourth of july. they hand the kids the box filled with animated, cherry bombs, quarter sticks of dynamite and tells them to go outside and have a ball knowing that that will keep them busy. so what if they lose an eye or a hand? if you're a terrorist you might as well look like one. let's welcome tonight's guests! he will definitely finish in the top four panelists tonight, former democratic president a candidate and author of the great new book "forward," andrew yang! this mercedes is as class with smarty-pants, [indiscernible] mercedes schlapp! [scattered applause] >> greg: he has the fashion sense of a 1970s rec room, fox across america host jimmy layla! and finally she's like a young elizabeth taylor, s

greg gutfeld takes it all from here. ♪ ♪ >> greg: happy thanksgiving, everyone.e me, i hope you are well fed, possibly drunk, and spending time with his family members you actually get along with the article as for those you don't get along with, please kick them out of their house right now and tell them i told you to do it because i havu and i don't want to be interrupted. it has been a great fall season so far. we have had a ton of amazing guests, like president trump, tucker carlson, and of course, president trump. so let's take a look at some of my favorite segments from the past two months, starting with the first part of my interview with the man himself. roll it, doris. >> great to see you, mr. president. >> thank you very much, greg. >> the most important question i have to ask you is how about my ratings? >> your ratings are fabulous. i just saw you are the king of late night. i mean, you're beating some very untalented people. i'm not so sure how great that is. they are so bad, and it is about time somebody came in and you are really beating them badly

greg: it's amazing.you operate on tiny little brains. >> kat: and i do it for free but i don't bring it up because i don't want the accolades. >> greg: it's weird because you hate children. you save their lives. >> kat: i don't hate children. agitate other people's children and i also have no children. >> greg: [laughs] that seems to work out. are you worried about this variant? >> kat: no. there's always going to be variants. i don't want to live like [bleep] anymore. you can't see people. go anywhere. you have to wear a mask all the time. i am getting older and i don't know how many more years i have left of my face being this attractive. i have to keep covering it up? >> greg: do you think that's why a lot of people wear masks? >> kat: i don't know. let them do it when it starts to fall, could be any day now really. >> greg: she's got a good point, tyrus. are you worried? >> tyrus: sure, terrified. i am not a rocket surgeon. he never claimed to be one but i do tend to remember things. i remember this

ac/dc. >> greg: there you go.nd black, what's it fun, which album? >> first one, wasn't it? >> greg: i think if the second. i don't know. >> i was trying to go with your theme. >> greg: you are back in black. >> can i say one thing, thing? they had about two dozen democrats running for president, they had a black man, black woman, hispanic-american, simone, that was tulsi gabbard, not elizabeth warren. [laughter] that had the first openly gay candidate, a male socialist, female associate, you know who they ended up with? >> i know! >> please. old white guy, thank you! that is the democratic party in a nutshell. >> greg: one openly gay man and mayor pete. up next, who should we blame for making schools totally lame? [scattered cheers] bogeys on your six, limu. they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. what do you say we see what this bird can do? woooooooooooooo... we are not getting you a helicopter. looks like we're walking, kid. only pay for what you need. ♪ libe

, greg ellis. he's a handsome combat vet that makes all of his fans sweat, host of rob smith is problematic, rob smith. and just a few stores she's barred from entering, the fox news contributor catnip. rob, it's a seven-minute monologue. but i could have said memes are stupid but so what. >> it was a stupid meme. and they're all blowing this up about aoc. her face was on the image for a split second. but if you listen to aoc, she has just cheated death more times than superman, right? she's always talking about how this is causing everybody to come after her. i just think it's very, very much overblown. >> greg: yeah, yeah, what did you make of this, greg? you've been here many times and we always do a story about how the media gets things wrong. but they do. so, we have to cover that. >> too often. >> too often. and who's going to hold them to account. >> i'm holding you to account for that jacket. >> what? the print? >> it's a subtle piece of attire. it's a little nonsense. it looks like some so

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>> greg: shut up! >> greg: i get the letters, i know.upply chain crisis, which has left me without a new writing crop for weeks now, the president recently mocked the american public for not getting it buried >> president biden: if we were all going out and having lunch together and i said what's as clever it's is that the next table, no matter how -- what restaurant we are in, have him explain the supply-chain to us. could understand what we are talking about? [scattered laughter] >> greg: not if you're explaining it. usually when joke was his fellow diners, the question is "where am i? who are you? is my wallet in your soup"? here's more. >> president biden: why is every thing backed up? well, it's backed up because the people who supply the material that end up being on our kitchen table or in our family -- our life, guess what? they've closed those points because they have covid. >> greg: i know, why is everything backed up? are not going to do it, okay? i'm trying to maintain some seriousness after the intervention. they all met wit

greg? >> greg: must been a wild night. christian school went crazy?his greg's great ininvention. i came up with this. this is to prevent any tubing problems in the future. listen this is what is called the gutfeld privacy protector my laptop. i call it the tuben. but eric, show it how it works. when you pull it back, there is your little camera, and then when you put it there the camera is blocked. is this genius or what? >> dana: did you create this. >> greg: this is at g gutfeld.com. >> selling those. >> that's $150. i don't know how much it is. it will probably break even. >> dana: worth every penny. geraldo, next. >> geraldo: latest edition of geraldo, geraldo news with geraldo. i last thursday big veterans day edition "the five" because i was hosting a big fundraiser in my hometown tv station travis mills foundation. travis is a quadrupled lee jik amputee whose body was blown to bits by wicked ied booby trap. miracle columbusly travis survived. established this foundation to provide counseling and additional services for other returning vets who

cut, cut, cut. >> greg: that didn't end so well. >> keep going. >> greg: to the monologue, good newsont. in austria, a brothel promises 30 minutes of a vip treatment with a sex worker of your choice in exchange for the customer getting the vaccine, not including all of the shots you will need after. over here, all we get is a juice box into graham crackers, no happy ending there. the point is this, this is what you see when you are on a war footing and everyone wants to reward the troops and we are the troops. instead of shooting, we get the shots. even "the new york times" is asking if it's time to start moving back to normalcy, as they say covid now presents the sort of risk to most vaccinated people that we unthinkingly accept in other parts of life like driving or swimming or eating at arby's. there isn't going to be a day when we wake up to headlines proclaiming that covid is defeated. that's the thing about tomorrow, it needs an ending or it won't end. here's a question, what are the pandemic from afghanistan and the drug crisis have in common? they are all seen through the war

greg gutfeld takes it all from here. [cheers and applause] >> greg: happy and super-duper monday, everybody. thanks to the supply chain crisis, there's been a shortage of everything but idiots. for some reason, the chain that supplies lying is flowing more smoothly then the flatulence out of bidens butt. i should stop making those job jokes, but i want. struggles are regular americans face largely because those in the media make a lot of money and they are stupid. for some reason, those things go together like dating apps. also, regular americans get fired for waving their in the workplace, at least that's how i got fired from burger king burger king. but it's that combination of stupidity that ends up in laughable analysis that would give a ralph episode a run for its money. stephanie rolle keeps trotting out the same old lies to defend joe biden. tell us the dirty little secrets. >> the dirty little secret here, while no one likes to pay more, on average, we have the money to do so. household savings hit a record high

diana lovejoy's husband, greg mulvihill. >> he said that his friend greg mulvihill had been shot and> ernst learned that when the first officer got to the scene, he found greg in his car bleeding from a gunshot wound. >> he was shot in the left side of his chest and the bullet went, essentially in through the front and out through the back. >> while greg was rushed to the hospital, a swat team comb the hillside where he had been shot. >> did they find the shooter? >> no. >> just vanished. >> vanished. >> but sergeant ernst heard a detail that was curious. when the 9-1-1 call or about the shooting came in, the situation immediately rang a bell with the dispatchers. >> greg mulvihill had called our dispatchers earlier in the evening to ask their advice. he had received a phone call from an unknown person stating that that person was a private investigator and had some information. >> greg said the mysterious caller was a man with a deep voice, who claim to have documents that greg would want to see. greg without the impression it was evidence that could be used against him in his custo

, greg ellis. he's a handsome combat vet that makes all of his fans sweat, host of rob smith is problematic, rob smith. and just a few stores she's barred from entering, the fox news contributor catnip. rob, it's a seven-minute monologue. but i could have said mes are stupid but so what. >> it was a stupid meme. and they're all blowing this up about aoc. her face was on the image for a split second. but if you listen to aoc, she has just cheated death more times than superman, right? she's always talking about how this is causing everybody to come after her. i just think it's very, very much overblown. >> greg: yeah, yeah, what did you make of this, greg? you've been here many times and we always do a story about how the media gets things wrong. but they do. so, we have to cover that. >> too often. >> too often. and who's going to hold them to account. >> i'm holding you to account for that jacket. >> what? the print? >> it's a subtle piece of attire. it's a little nonsense. it looks like some sort

. ♪ ♪ >> greg: yeah, you better clap.after tuesday's democrats bloodbath, you see more finger-pointing than anna johnny depp divorce. and most of it is directed at all those, evil, white people. right? >> this is isn't about enthusiasm. this is not about democrats doing enough to exercise their base and it definitely is not about -- this is about the fact that a good chunk of voters out there are okay with white supremacy. let's call a thing a thing actually, scratch that. >> greg: scratch what? that's kind of gross. maybe get an ointment. so yeah, democrats lost because voters love white supremacy. especially the 54% of hispanic white supremacist who voted for youngkin. those hispanic white supremacist again with her white supremacist tango and white supremacist tamales. you've heard this white supremacist all over at msnbc. this network was the worst idea bill gates ever had besides hanging out with jeffrey epstein. i shouldn't have said hanging. anyway -- too soon. that place, that no work lies to their viewers more th

speak of the sugar hill gang, that's amazing. >> greg: we >> greg: yeah.orite term, but now the word woke makes democrats squirm. "the wall street journal"'s peggy noonan described why the left should face down the woke, she argued it's good for america to have two strong parties duking it out. it's the same reason why i have kat and tyra's arm wrestled as he who sits in the big chair. the woke machine what defines their ideology is even debate is considered evil because the other side, you, are evil. either you will bay or you get destroyed but it has cost them in the latest election. their obsession with race and gender have them flailing like terry mcauliffe doing the bossa nova. the woke mob is occult but at least another colts there is one guy having a lot of sex. from what i heard. over at "the washington post," eugene robinson claims wokeness is essentially not real arguing the word "woke" once it meant something, now it's an empty all-purpose insult hurled by conservative propagandists, anti-vaccine lazy journalists, and so on. it's an empty all-pu

no, that's garland. >> dagen: greg? >> greg: it's interesting. we've had this crime wave a year.every every element, every story, they pick that side. underneath the undercurrent of everything is like a loathing of the average american, of being stupid, rittenhouse's mother. that's what they see americans as. just like -- they don't know those people. the worst part is about how they're embracing the practices of east germany. they're freelancing -- the government is not doing it. they're freelancing their motives to citizens so deputizing them as snitches. it has to stop. if it doesn't stop, the parents and the citizens will stop it. because you can't create a country of snitches. you know what happens? you get stitches. >> jessica: i hope texas is listening when people go to exercise their rights about abortion? >> jesse: jessica, what did i say about talking? just kidding. >> dagen: you can slap him. >> jesse: i don't want to. >> dagen: we won't allow her to punch jesse. we'll have a full report when we come back. plus fan mail. (man) go on, girl, go on and get help! [heartwar

>> greg: yes. >> jeanine: what about schools? >> greg: they take them over.l their kids >> jeanine: when? >> greg: tomorrow. we're all doing it together. i don't have kids so i'm not allowed to do it. >> dagen: we were on auto pilot, we would be in good shape. stunning hypocrisy from joe biden and liberal elites shaming you over climate change. ♪♪ this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. big promises. small promises. cuddly shaped promises. each with a time and a place they've been promised to be. and the people of old dominion never turn away a promise. or over promise. or make an empty promise. we keep them. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. to see my ancestors' photos was just breathtaking. wow, look at all those! what'd you find? lorraine banks, look, county of macomb, michigan? oh my goodness... this whole journey has been such a huge gift for our family. ♪♪ >> jeanine: joe biden waking up to serious hypocrisy after catching beauty rest at the climate summit. the president under fi

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greg? >> greg: else elves don't talk.vie, let's take a look at this little fella. yeah, that's a baby spidey ant eater otherwise known as a short beaked acibna sydney zoo in australia. people say what does this have to do with the new sex in the city movie? >> dana: what? >> greg: figure it out. >> dana: spiny ant eater. >> greg: i don't know i will leave it at that. >> dana: if i think about it in the middle of the night i will send you a text. >> jesse: don't text him in the middle of the night. [laughter] >> dana: you are right. i will just wait until the morning. thanksgiving, some people wondering have we lost the meaning of thanksgiving? i don't think so. there's still some united states things that happen out there. there's a woman named suzanne and her husband edward recently moved to brook line massachusetts from columbia. she studies at harvard medical school. never had a thanksgiving continuer with traditional american family and food. put a note up on next door the app. everyone seems to love and hate. she got

. >> and -- ♪ ♪ >> greg: hi come i'm greg gutfeld greg gutfeld, katie pavlich, jesse watters, and a bowlsugar. dana perino, "the five." ♪ ♪ >> president biden's fbi using a tool meant for isis and al qaeda to target parents. the whistle-blower claims the criminal and counterterrorism with a threat tag to log incidents of school board officials allegedly facing threats of violence. republicans are demanding answers. >> at this moment, the fbi is not, is treating parents as terrorist threats. and the attorney general came in front of the committee and suggest the opposite. >> attorney general garland purged himself in front of congress and should face the consequences. >> what this shows us, in fact, the parents are getting domestic terrorist treatment. oh, no we would not treat them like terrace but put them under oath and bring them before the committee and say what the world is going on question work >> greg: attorney merrick garland accused of lying under oath forcing the if you're using counterterrorism tools against parents. >> i can't imagine any circumstance in which the patriot ac

greg? >> greg: all right, it's time for greg's year in history, history, history. a conservative woman you know you are not going to get the glowing profile so you get [bleep] done. >> get your stuff done. >> greg: yes, best monday after thanksgiving. deign i had another great point. >> jesse: christmas came early. >> greg: dana who swears. >> dana: i apologize, i didn't mean to say that. >> greg: memories of a filthy, filthy woman. remember didn't like that in those social distancing days. >> dana: my feet didn't reach the rung of the school. >> greg: that doesn't happen to me i'm 6 feet tall. >> jesse: very good. i like looking back at that cyber monday, guys. it's over but you can still get good deals at the fox news shop. 20% off, people. we have good items here. not only long sleeved tee and a tumbler which i think emily took but we have a "watters' world" christmas ornament. the only thing they have ever made for me. but i love it, merry christmas, get your "watters' world" ornament. get your shirts and socks. >> dana: a globe. >> jesse: not happy about it bu

oh. >> greg: it's a circus animal? his name is bo bo. >> dana: here is something you don't see every day. how does my golf cart get ruined. went to the tape. checking out the tape. here is the golf cart. going around. oh, it's a dog. it was his dog that did this. yeah, so, if you are wondering. i didn't get it. i get the animal stuff. >> dana: amazing. >> greg: not anymore, she is gone: >> jessica: there is one of my favorite thanksgiving stories. i don't know if you have seen it to remember it. grandmother wandered texan thought was grandson six years ago. and invited him over thanksgiving. she got a text back from somebody this isn't your grandson. she sent a picture and said i'm definitely not your grandson, young man jamal hen don replied it's knew tradition. six years strong thanksgiving together. he brings his girlfriend with him now. and they are like one big happy family. she has the not my grandma. come and i remember that from blast year. i love that. >> gut gutted are we going to keep doing that every year n

greg touched on it.n't stand up to the mob, so you would never think about going to a middle-class neighborhood to protect a car dealership or your uncles grocery store. why would you do that if you are just going to get trampled by mob justice? that is what they were pushing, pushing mob justice but we got real justice and that is a good thing. check acts like we are in no-man's-land in a vacuum. why was there no-man's-land? because you guys told the police to stand down and they let kenosha burn for three straight nights. the last one, i don't know what her credentials are, they are asking, rittenhouse was a bank robber. he didn't commit a crime, he was allowed to hold the ar that night according to wisconsin law, so before you make an analogy, lady. i'm the king of analogies. wait for me first. i'm the prince. >> emily: i have a specific question for you. for the power that the media hold, the true and raw power and platform the media hold how is it they are not advocating or really achieving meaningf

>> greg: oh.coffee dana. >> dana: the democrats are being shut out on across the board in the city and local elections, the county elections, the states. that means there's no one there to do any sort of democratic outreach in those states and they are looking at a possible complete and total shutout. and wait until you hear the hows of the electoral college. >> greg: dana do you know why joe biden didn't like the pipeline? gets too gassed. >> katie: he doesn't like that very much especially in the royal family embarrassing us. jesse would you like to follow up on that? >> jesse: not that but in general i will. the democrats are very divided and katie i am delighted by it. you have i guess the bill clinton winning of the party, james caravel, they won two national elections. they won in the burbs in the south. in the city they focused on kitchen table issues, got burned a little bit by the culture wars and moved back, had a pretty popular pro business president at the end. so he comes out and says

greg: this is bloomberg markets. i'm greg bonnell. cop26 climate talks stretching into the weekend.egates still hammering out how to curb rising temperatures and who will become bill? joining us from glascow is maria tadeo. it is one thing to make promises, it is another to pick up the check. maria: yes, we are now officially into extra time. the conference should have ended one hour ago, and i wish i could show you what is going on behind the scenes because the action is frantic. you have delegations, people not usually taking the spotlight negotiating that communique. a lot of it is about who pays for this transition. the poorer countries say the richer countries have to help us make the transition, and that is not the only sticking point. issues about carbon emissions, carbon pricing, what to do with fossil fuels, and china is a big question mark. how ambitious is china willing to go on climate change? matt: the biggest emitters in the world are our personal vehicles and airplanes. will the u.s., germany, japan to stop manufacturing internal combustion engines over the next 10 ye

greg mcmichael was in law enforcement many years.ired a year previously. >> tell me about his relationship with his son, travis. >> they're close. they both like the water. of course, travis was in the coast guard, having grown up on the water like greg did. >> travis grew up in brunswick. he went to brunswick high school, graduated in 2004. >> i live right there. >> travis mcmichael was 34 years old. he had moved back in with his parents, and that's where he was in satilla shores. >> how you doing, sir? william "roddie" bryan lived in satilla shores, nearby the mcmichael. he worked in a hardware store. >> roddie bryan is a salt of the earth kind of guy. he's the kind of person that everyone who meets, likes. >> nobody got this on video, you just witnessed it correct? >> yeah, i got it. >> roddie bryan, i mean, he supplied, the next best thing for the prosecution than a confession. >> at what point did you start videoing? >> well, i thought he was going to get away, so that was the reason. i don't know what i got 'cause half the time

so what does greg mcmichael do? well, while first responders are on the scene, he's going up and telling his kid, you didn't have any choice. he goes over and talks to bryan over what he saw. oh, he's got a video. he talks to diego perez. he's outside the crime scene tape, wandering around, talking to people. someone brings him his phone. a stranger comes up to him, some stranger, some neighbor comes up to him. i mean, this is a crime scene! there is a deceased young man in the middle of the road. and strangers are walking up to him, and what does he tell this stranger? this guy ain't no shuffler, this guy's an asshole! malice. right there. that's how you know. right there. 2:15 p.m., he's talking to captain tom jump, the head of cid. the head of the criminal investigations division of glenn county police department. while tom jumps, crime scene tech is taking photos, and greg mcmichael drives his white truck from the scene, never got any pictures of the white truck. never got any pictures of the silverado. the whit

we, the jury, find the defendant greg mcmichael guilty.lony murder. we, the jury find the defendant greg mcmichael guilty. count 4, felony murder. we, the jury, find the defendant greg mcmichael guilty. count 5, felony murder. we, the jury, find the defendant greg mcmichael guilty. count 6, aggravated assault. we, the jury, find the defendant greg mcmichael guilty. count 7, aggravated assault. we, the jury, find the defendant greg mcmichael guilty. count 8, false imprisonment. we, the jury, find the defendant greg mcmichael guilty. count 9, criminal attempt to commit a felony. we, the jury, find the defendant greg mcmichael guilty. this 24th day of november, 2021, signed by the foreperson. as to william r. bryan. in the superior court of glen county, state of georgia, state of georgia versus william r. bryan, case number cr-20000433, jury verdict form. count 1, malice murder. we, the jury, find william r. bryan not guilty. count 2, felony murder. we, the jury, find william r. bryan not guilty. count 3, felony murder. we, the jury, find def

greg mcmichael. where's greg mcmichael? greg mcmichael is sitting this-in that car seat, right? second person comes around. then what happens? then mr. albenze walks down the street. he's walking. he's walking. he's walking. he's walking. truck pulls out. wow. truck pulls out. mr. albenze does his pointing when the truck is already pulled out and going down the street. want to see it again? back it up. here we go. there's mr. albenze. there's the black car. there goes ahmaud. running down the street. there he goes. this is the white truck. he's still underneath here. here comes somebody to the truck. he's right there. here comes greg mcmichael-he comes around. he gets in. then mr. albenze starts walking down the street. truck pulls out. there goes his arm. there goes his arm. where is the truck? already pulled out. already pulled out and heading down the street. all right. should you trust the statements of travis mcmichael? well, let's go a

greg did not know that. >> greg: stole an exit. >> katie: i got in trouble for stealing -- >> dana: clearlyady isn't going to get her food. >> jesse: let's move on. prime time tonight at 7:00. tom cotton lauren boebert. stephen miller, lara trump and dagen mcdowell. >> geraldo: how are you doing? >> jesse: i'm having a good time. >> greg: tonight, another great show at 11:00 julia banderas and kat timpf is many good people it's disgusting. let's do this greg's winner for best screen happening lake tahoe woman working a 7 7-eleven. listen to this screaming. >> get out hey, hey! [laughter] [screams] >> greg: i want to see how you would react? >> jesse: she was trying to scare him away. >> jesse: i watched this. >> hey. stop. >> geraldo: is the bear doing the laundry. let's go to belgium shall we the former record laptop dominoes. look at 752 toppling laptop and a giant domino display look at them all falling down it's a recycling place called out of use. i'm from belgium. >> greg: they can't do with they stick. >> tmi. >> jesse: geraldo, go ahead. >> geraldo: i live at the peninsula hotel. i

greg, you are first. >> greg: this one here. greg's electrifying news. not much to say here.hought it was kind of interesting to see a long haired chihuahua with static hair. this is a -- his hair got from the static and the electricity made his hair stick out so it's a chihuahua's hair. >> jesse: i have some product for him. >> greg: please do. >> dana: pretty cute. geraldo could pull that off. i don't know about you guys. all right, jesse. >> jesse: happy birthday to the marine corps in 1775 on this day the continental congress established this branch of the military, guess where the recruiting headquarters was? in a tavern, obviously. >> dana: of course. >> jesse: tavern waters street in philadelphia that's where they got their first recruits. these guys have been using naval assets project power all over the world. happy birthday to marines. we love you. >> dana: have a beer tonight if you see one. >> geraldo: absolutely. >> dana: i have footage of jesse running against sandra smith in the new york city marathon. check this out here. there he goes. yeah, try to keep up th

, erwin greg and kilpatrick, david greg's division against stewart's men. what is interesting is so many of these actions, there is no coordination. you have buford over here to the north into the south you have greg. the entire campaign pleasanton has trouble coordinating his various divisions. hooker is so intent on finding where lee is that he's going to send the fifth core to gum springs to provide infantry support and they will get involved but not only are they providing infantry support but look what lee is doing. he takes longstreet's entire first core and stops the marching north. this is too important and will put the minute the gaps so if these yanks get through stuart they will not see what is going on. upperville is the last one, the most intense, the most complex that ultimately is going to lead to a lot of frustration on the part of pleasanton but this is interesting because you have infantry involved in the fight. there was infantry also at the station flight and in both cases pleasanton misuse the infantry, did not use to his full advantage

what does greg mcmichael do? well, while first responders are on the scene, he's telling his kid, you didn't have any choice. he goes over and talks to bryan to find out what he saw. oh, he's got a video. he talked to diego perez. he's outside the crime scene tape wandering around, talking to people. someone brings him a phone. stranger comes up to him, some stranger, some neighbor comes up to him. this is a crime scene. there is a deceased young man in the middle of the road, and strangers are walking up to him. what does he tell the stranger? this guy is an asshole. malice right there. that's how you know. right there. 2/15 p.m., he's talking to captain john pump, the head of the criminal investigations division of glynn county police department. while tom jones, crime scene tech, is taking photos. okay? and then greg mcmichael drives his white truck from the scene. never got any pictures of the white truck. never got pictures of the silverado. hmm. the white truck was never searched. mr. bryan's truck was neve

it's not christmas yet. >> what about you, greg?jesus do? he would say stone the hell out of them if they play that music again. >> he was pro-stoning, jesus? >> he would be against christmas music this early. >> that was a favorite method of execution. >> i did the research, judge. looking at me and shaking her head. >> i am not talking about that. this is what i think. i think everybody is right but at the same time i think this bar should not limit people to playing it only once a nice. >> why? >> it's not right. juke boxes have a right to make money and spin. that's what i just did. >> the macy's thanksgiving parade is the beginning of the christmas season. i don't want to overstate how distasteful i find it. >> i look at my front door which is piled high with boxes from amazon. i have enough to worry about at christmas time. the song, i love mariah carey. >> did you ever hang out with her? >> i don't know. >> wow! >> yeah. >> yeah. >> but it's a nice song. >> no it's not. she is not a good singer. that stupid fluttery thing she

> greg: there you go.w i love them. [laughter] it's been -- i was already old when i came to work here i was 58 years old. the towers went down. i had to go to afghanistan. but 20 great years, great colleagues. he. >> geraldo: i am sorry. >> judge jeanine: you are not. remember, you may remember greg questioned the legitimacy of the last bear i had on. we had contacted the bear's handler in siberia. so, but i'm not questioning this bear which is going to go bet bt baier. >> jesse: took the toss from me. >> bret: very nice. always a bear. thank you very much. thanks. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier coming to you tonight from capitol hill. breaking tonight where the ramifications of election day results across the country are really causing shock waves throughout the halls and meeting rooms throughout the capitol and causing reassessment of the infighting stalling the president's domestic agenda. we will talk about all of this with senator at the center of

[inaudible] >> racist. >> greg? >> greg: i've got to say mayor pete looks great. clearly he's lost his baby weight. this is the problem with "everything is racist prism" because you can apply it to everything and it's very seductive because it makes the user seem educated and clever when it's kind of repeating something, he just heard those stories so he repeats it and it comes out as, wow, this is really interesting but it's not an original thought. it's an acceptable thought at cocktail parties. the problem with this, how does his policy or the policy based on this affect the actual outcome? where are you going to change the bridges or the streets? what if the changes are really good for everybody? what if the improvements on this racist, you know, bridge actually is beneficial? why did you have to bring this up? but if you don't have a specific solution for this, but you brought it up anyway, then it's a pretty obvious virtue signal to appear thoughtful and progressive and woke, but, i'm interested to see when this was all done, where they are going to point to

i was offended, right, greg? greg told us the rest. that's how we roll. >> exactly. exactly. mackey, do you lie about this sort of thing? >> greg grut felt, i don't have to lie to impress people, okay? in fact, recently, a beautiful lady approached me and said, have you ever watched game of thrones. and i said, no, i don't care about it. that was when i seduced her. that's how i impress people. i lie about seducing women. >> it works. on the edge of my feet. >> that one took me for a ride. >> i didn't know where i was going. >> no girl? >> no. nothing happened and i'm a terrible liar. that's why when people are like, did you watch that show? oh, the saved by the bell where kelly was pregnant? >> wait, kelly was pregnant? >> no. >> you got me again. >> i get overwhelmed, cat, when i turn on -- when i go to netflix, there's too many options. by the time i've gone through 20, i no longer want to watch. 45 minutes i spend clicking on crap. i realize, we have more variety but we have no quality. right? no quality. >> probably. yeah, i love the stuff that sucks. >> you do? >> what

greg mcmichael assumed the worst. so i thought we believe, you know, he's running from somebody. he's just done something. you know, he might have hurt somebody or whatever, because, you know, this guy has been in and out of that one house over and over and over again, got him on video and everything. that is not sufficient for a citizen's arrest. this is not probable cause. this is, i don't know what in the world this guy is doing, but he's running down the street real fast. that's what this is. and remember, he's talking to the police about what he believed ahmaud arbery had done that day. he must have done something today. he's running down the street. let's chase after him with guns. that's what happened. driveway decision, greg mcmichael chooses to arm himself with a handgun. travis mcmichael chooses to arm himself with a pump shotgun. travis mcmichael had his cell phone, but greg mcmichael does not take his cell phone to him. all right. this is really important, ladies and gentlemen. on february 11th, the 911 op

joining us now are those researchers, greg and a new kirk. for joining us. >> thanks for having us. kristen: i am intrigued. you chose the mount shasta area. why? greg: a lot of strange sightings happened in that area, reports of everything from bigfoot sightings, ufo sightings, ghost sightings. you name it, it is there. kristen: there is a bigfoot class taught at humboldt state. is that right? greg: i think that is correct. kristen: clearly a lot of legend and folklore. what techniques did you used to draw out eight-foot? dana: some things we did are pretty traditional bigfoot investigative techniques. so, things like tree knocking, leaving fruits and vegetables, we brought pheromone chips, a smelly smell, all kinds of good stuff. greg: there is a lap out of -- lab out of minnesota that mixed you m -- mixed human and private dna -- human and primate dna to mix their own pheromone chip. kristen: i can't give it away, but how did the collaboration began with goldblum? greg: i think he and his team saw a television series we produced where we w

greg michael guilty. count 7 aggravated assault. we the jury find the defendant, greg the michael guilty. count 8 false imprisonment. we the jury find the defendant greg mcmichael guilty count non criminal attempts to commit a felony. we the jury find the defendant, greg mc michael guilty. this 24th day of november 2021 signed on as to william marbra. in the spirit court of glenn county state of georgia state of georgia versus william r brian. case number c, r 2000433. jerry verdict for count. one. malice, murder, we the jury find the defendant william r brian not guilty count to felony murder. we the jury find the defendant, william barbara and not guilty count 3 felony murder. we the jury find the defendant, william r brian guilty. count ford. so the merck, we the jury find the defendant, william our brian guilty. cow, 570 murder. we the jury find the defendant, william our brian guilty. cow 6, aggravated assault. we the jury find the defendant william our brian knock, don't count. 7 aggravated assault we the jury find the defenda

this is between greg, irvin greg, and justin kilpatrick. this is david greg's division against stewart's men. what's interesting in so many of these actions is there's no coordination you have butford over here to the north and to the south you have greg. there ut entire campaign, pleasanton is going to have trouble coordinating his various divisions. hooker is so intent on finding where lee is that he's going to send a full core, the fifth core over to gum springs to provide infantry support, and they're actually going to get involved it. not only is hooker providing infantry support. look at what lee is doing. he takes long street's entire first core, and he's going to stop them from marching north. this is too important, and he's going to plug them in at the gap, so if these yanks get through the stuart, they're not going to be able to see what's going on there. okay. upperville is the last fight. this is the most intense. this is the most complex. a running fight that ultimately going to lead to a lot of frustration on the part of pleas

you hear from greg mcmichael, there is a black man running down the street.part of the prosecution's closing. indications that maybe we're close to a verdict, yesterday at 5:30 p.m., the judge reached out to the jury and said, are you close to a verdict? they said they were. they stayed an extra hour, which is why a lot of people thought that maybe we were close. obviously with the holiday today, there was a lot of anticipation we could have a verdict. but we're standing by. the judge may let the jury go early today if they're not close to a verdict because of the holiday. that could be the other indication around 3:00 or 4:00 p.m. >> tell us what's going on behind you. who's there right now? >> these are going to be supporters of the family. the family is escorted in and out of the court by supporters. sometimes they are clergy. sometimes they are attorneys. this morning it was both. al sharpton, who is our colleague, ushered in the mother of ahmaud arbery. that is what you are seeing behind me. it is a small group today. again, all these chairs you see behi

we the jury find the defendant , greg mcmichael, lt. -- guilty. count nine. criminal intent to commit a felony. we the jury find the defendant guilty. dated this 24th day of november, 21, signed by the foreperson. as to william bryan. in the superior court of glynn county, state of georgia. state of georgia versus william bryan. count one, malice murder. the jury find the defendant, william bryan, not guilty. count two, felony murder. we the jury find the defendant not guilty. count three. felony murder. we the jury find the defendant , william bryan, guilty. count four, felony murder. we the jury find the defendant , william bryan, lt. count five, felony murder. we the jury find the defendant, william brian, guilty. count six, aggravated assault. we the jury find the defendant not guilty. count seven. aggravated assault. we the jury find the defendant , william bryan, guilty. count eight, false imprisonment. we the jury find the defendant guilty. count nine. criminal intent to commit a felony. we the jury find the defendant, william bryan, guilty. signed thi