>> greg: exactly.not because i'm not the best. >> greg: tammy, what do you think musk is going to do? >> already there's an impact. there's some whiner who quit twitter on twitter. yes, he was saying i'm not going to work for him because what we're doing is saving people from bigots and spam. i quit. i'm resigning. so it's already having a fabulous impact. the only thing you could say to someone like that is bye felicia and hopefully it'll resonate. i think musk is doing clearly the right thing, just his presence makes a difference. there's certain specific things he can do like bring back the babylon bee, bring back trump and end shadow banning. there's basic things you can do and still have a decent company, but yet it is easy as you were saying. you can tweet against something you did from your mansion, you know? it's a really nice thing to be able to do, but this is a very good start and this by the way i have to say is part of the reason why there's a war on billionaires because they don't want gu

>> greg: no because he has other things in there. >> greg: did you really do bump bites?yes but it was a different show but anyways, it is virtual signaling. >> greg: yes. >> no further questions. [laughter] you son of a... be when i had no idea. kat. >> yep. >> greg: this get today. >> you are a good, angry white man. >> greg: exactly. >> some rage i can always channel. >> greg: are you now explicitly judging people like trey will say, i walk up sixth avenue because i'm a man of the people and in my head i look at it and say why is that young person wearing a mask? maybe they are just not following the science or maybe they are sick. it is none of my business. i don't give a [bleep]. i'm a libertarian and you can wear two of them on your face. >> yeah my kind of don't. because i really don't care. it is not really new. i have been watching people make different decisions about risk tolerance and the ones that i make my entire life. i like to have a good time. >> greg: yeah. >> speaking of good time can i just flew in and i didn't have to wear a mask and it was great. >>

>> greg: i just paid today! >> again, must be hard for you. >> greg: it is!afe to keep the elevator cameras going. but what are they using it for? it's really basic stuff like hey, should be able to go on the subway and not be worried about getting killed or a higher percentage i'm not just when to see somebody take a [bleep]. it's disgusting! >> greg: you don't need me to apologize for that. >> yeah, but you didn't change the behavior. >> greg: he's got issues! >> as long as i have my mask on. >> greg: no one will notice! you know, sean, you are in california when the shooting happened? >> i was, yeah. i have no idea what eric adams said. you play that clip, but i've no idea what he said. >> greg: he's at home with covid. >> it's like the battery is running dead. like coming to a stop halfway through, he stopped speaking. again, i've never -- unfortunately, i've never been on a subway when somebody has carried out a terrorism attack. i would like to be there one of these days. but it's a mess. it's a mess. the cameras don't work. >> greg: the cameras if you'

we are cat ladies. >> greg: everybody is nice to you here. >> that is true, greg. >> greg: anything else, analysis wise? >> talking to you when looking at you. >> sure, that's what i do for a living. it's been the best to see how many people are quitting and being like okay, now it's just instagram. a billionaire doesn't own that one. pay attention to anything except with the outrages of the day they are like these people are pissed so i'm going to be pissed as well to prove what a good person i am. i don't like anyone is going to care. it's not like me living twitter which would devastate everyone. >> greg: michael, how do you feel about this? >> loving every second of it but i will find something to bitch about. >> greg: please do. >> elon musk came in because everyone knew there was an algorithm and voices were being dialed down and others were being amplified and they were using it like a leader pointer with cats. hey, follow the story. that's the important one, not that. don't do that for a getaway, mr. president. look over here. it was all horrible and yet our government was standi

or kids. >> greg: what you think?harris: i think it changes when we had a mole in our houses to observe. because we are on lockdown forever. i mean school by zoom, i was working from home with a whole household on digital and every now again during the fulcher focus she would hear my voice because there was an ex-science ask burma going on in the second floor and it was knock out some of our bandwidth. i do think that we got to see something behind the scenes of weren't happy with. this problem isn't that he spoke us out not awake. i know how much more the nation can take that. we carried a news conference today where he coughed and sniffled and physically blew his nose, it's like he's forgotten that is with us. he's left his basement of the white house announced david to be cruel to some not so certain that he would even know what's in the curriculum. that is talking about. he doesn't see us as parents he sees us as the political opposition that continues to keep him from flexing for the progressive left. >> greg: re

not a single one for greg gutfeld. i don't think god is happy about that. i'm one of his children. you have no children and yet you're forcing you to ponder this interesting issue kind of thing where everyone is worried about their kids not being outside and they forgot to worry about what's inside. >> shannon: my teacher was a -- i can imagine any of these discussions that were going on in the classroom. none of this was happening. what he found so interesting a couple days ago there was the opinion piece in "the washington post" by someone who did transition from male to female the age of 19 meant that writer was so interesting as notes into the experience better than them but said that i credit everyone out of my life who have a question or hesitated or said let's think about this. only 100% approval and of me decisions i can't take back at such a young age. when i eventually transition maybe with a dull little bit more experience. i don't think it was healthy for me to have all the power to do this as a teenager. >

i am greg got felled and i love you, america i am greg got field and i love you, america. >> shannon:ssia breaking its promises to de-escalate its attacks. russian forces have doubled their air strikes in recent days. even as talk set to resume just hours from now. president biden

i'm greg gutfeld.n. breaking tonight, the mayor of the bee sieged city of mariupol says more than 5,000 civilians have been killed calling his city "the new auschwitz." as president zelenskyy vows to fight a new russian offensive in the east adding russian sanctions, the new ones don't go far enough. in texas, governor greg abbott

greg: exactly. you know, i think the audience knows you own a kat, would it hurt youou to know somebody coud steal your cat and not go to jail even though your cat is almost 40 years old? >> he has an inhaler. [laughter] i guess your cat is -- >> i would be worried, he would claw someone's eyes out. whenever she's, she's just off on this stuff and whatever he hears on the story about a dog being stolen, he's like i wish it would be coral. then i had to say you can't say that, he's right there but yeah, that's why i can never take the hedog out, it wouldn't be safe r me toa. do so. greg: you live in a neighborhood where there isne a lot of issues going on and has gotten better? >> we were on a walk the other day and there was a crazy guy out of his mind -- >> you need a dog walker. [laughter] greg: something about -- >> i don't understand he's like if somebody were to steal my dog, i wouldn't be like you know, that would be a bad day for me. greg: the owner of the dog plus drugs and weapons, i probab

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well, i guess that is it for the fact car. >> greg: goodbye solar car. greg, shut up. this a good idea or bad idea? >> terrible idea. the bottom line knows it blue color person to change a tire properly inflated terror gives you the best gas mileage. so the claimant region, you would encourage people to ask for properly inflated tires and not try to complete them but stop people from getting to work? >> greg: it is a terrible idea, tyrus. i have this fantasy of watching you... and i will leave it there. watching you happen upon somebody doing this to your truck. i have this fantasy. i would be the in court. i was in louisiana for a reason. given the fact that the woke never live in the real world. you think i will wait to think or ask are you inflating my tire because of the climate or are you a car checker that i'm about to shoot in the face? if you want to get your kicked and not just by me but a lot of americans around the world, go ahead, go for it. but they don't live in the real. did you read the thing where it says ask and told him why and walk away? i think you

." ♪ ♪ >> greg: hi, i am greg gutfeld. she was once a decade and a ship in a bottle.e five." ♪ ♪ soft on crime. the times in sunday's deadly shooting in sacramento that left six people dead and a dozen others injured. police arresting smiley martin who was released from prison just weeks ago. the career criminal was out on parole six years early from his 10-year sentence for a brutal assault on his girlfriend. the d.a. adamantly opposed his release writing this in a letter, "inmate martin literally has little regard for human life and that law. if he is released early, he will continue to break the law code. but despite that, they let martin walk free. california gubernatorial candidate knows who is at fault. "responsibility for the mass shooting which killed a homeless woman lives with governor gavin newsom who appointed the head of the department kalif in the department of corrections which already reduced california's prison publishing by nearly 30,000 inmates. gets this. seeking to reduce it by an additional 76,000. which means not only is it going to get worse. c

. >> greg: it means that it's time for. ♪ ♪ >> with your host joy behar. >> greg: so good, so let's takeook at what you can get away with this we could so amazing, one man arrested after mass shooting in south carolina mall. which 14 people were wounded he has been released is under house arrest ankle monitor after 25 grand bond. there is an investment opportunity i missed out on ankle monitors. who knew that they would replace presence, may be nike or converse can make a version that comes with one already built-in. he's been told not to contact victims who range in age from 15-75. again this apology want to be done on a zoom call. speaking of zoom the perp it can go to work well under just like you can. guess will be voted employee of the month in that office? the hr department must be dreading his yearly review. meanwhile in d.c. stands for duck and cover dog napping is on a crime or the crime [laughs] a crime where the crime worthy of incarceration losing my brain. they're not to press charges against four men who arrest an apartment or pablo a missing dog was found. pablo was taken

greg? >> greg: i think they have the same flavor?na: geraldo wants to do geraldo news. >> geraldo: show my puppy walking himself? he. >> jesse: geraldo, it's not your turn. >> geraldo: show my puppy not me. my dog is so smart it walks itself. >> jesse: get off the screen geraldo. scott sanders my best friend ran a half marathon we are very proud. john oliver the iii my friend honored by the pennsylvania game commission for his lifetime achievement for preserving more than 200,000 acres. i'm eating up bret's time and i love it also watch "jesse watters primetime" 7:00. we have a lady who married her cat. >> bret: jesse, do you have any other friends? >> jesse: do you have any other friends you want to talk about? [laughter] >> bret: congratulations to them all. >> jesse: take it back from me when you hand off later. >> bret: sounds good. it's in the bank. good evening welcome to washington i'm bret baier a

>> greg: so true and sad. >> that's chapter 20. >> greg: the back has two blurbs. snoop dogg. i don't think any book will ever come close to having that kind of range. >> no. it was funny because i had a list of blurb candidates. i had you, walter kern, and dana. i asked figuring i would get "i love to, don't have time, busy." they both said yes. the publisher said you have who? snoop and dana? no more. this is good. >> greg: it's a great book. sit down and he read it. i said this to you. felt like i spent two days with you. it's rare when someone writes a book in which it actually expresses who the person is so closely it is like that person is talking to you but i learned a lot about snoop. the fact that snoop comes off surprisingly even-keeled, businesslike, sharp but sometimes late. >> always late. we would trick him. me and kevin. if the show is at 1:00 we would tell them it was at 11 and we would get there at 12 and he would be mad at us because he had to wait a few minutes but we would trick him. especially with flights. >> greg: 2d fire you once? >> we were

. >> greg: you. new york perform poorly on every measure ra >> forty-nine overall according to the study but we didn't bump up numbers of subway shoppers, new jersey where smells come from was the worst performing state, the study found. california, illinois in washington d.c. received an f, rent a u-haul and get out of here. the places also fight crime meeting the only people wearing masks were the criminals. high age-adjusted age rate, significant gdp loss and schools shut down longer than almost all other states. imagine what that did to mental states, the children out of school and parents. eaming] greg: love that company. meanwhile, utah, nebraska,op governed by republicans. the state who lockdown businesses, businesses and schools and restaurants did not have lower death rates than those who remain open. poor mortality rates in some states new jersey and new york can be explained byng democrat governors forcing nursing homes to take covid patients. that worked out about as well as brian's perso

. ♪ ♪ >> greg: i am greg gutfeld along with jessica carla, judge jeanine pirro, jessica shape it's in once got into a fist fight with polly pocket, dana perino. "the five." ♪ ♪ >> greg: the biden white house cracking down on freedom of speech days after elon musk's twitter takeover. secretary mayorkas announcing plans for what he calls a disinformation governance board to combat this information ahead of the midterms. >> we have just established a governance board in the department of homeland security to more effectively combat this threat, not only to election security but our homeland security. >> it sounds like it's to prevent this information, i am not sure who opposes that effort. >> greg: i smell a rat be the group will be led by a far left expert who calls trump -- a campaign product in 2020. she's also been vocal about her to stay for elon musk saying she shudders to think about the building or taking over twitter. anti-musk fever practically prerequisite for any job in the white house. elizabeth warren taking another shot at the billionaire last night. >> we need rules of th

what are you talking about, greg? >> greg: i would be amazed if running in 2024.order, big trouble because of the economy, big trouble because nobody likes them because they lie. and just stupid. that is all i have to say. they went senator rick scott said i have some ideas of rickets and power. >> dana: mitch mcconnell said we should have put out an idea to raise taxes on half of americans. that was one of the things but why would you? why would you do that and give the democrats a lifeline? why would you hand them the ropes question makes me want something to shoot out appearance before the people know what republicans are for and blast we come up biden run as a matter if republicans take over in the senate and house we will make him govern as a president and a moderate purity because he won't have any other choice. that is interesting. we have the most open borders administration in history to appear that is not working well with the hispanic community. and the other thing we talk about governor abbott, the communities asking him for help have said already that

. >> greg: tonight an amazing show.rooms and chris wallace was startled by his own reflection when he went into his dressing room. oh, what happened? and he had a moment to just kind of contemplate what was next for his future. go to cnn proper or maybe just go out into the woods and bleep. there you go. >> judge jeanine: okay. my turn. all right. i want you to tune in tonight to "jesse watters primetime" because it will be judge judge e doing "primetime." i will be hosting that show tonight at 7:00. but i also want to do one more thing. one generous little girl is forfeiting birthday presents with a charity and this is why. >> i have more than some of these other people have so it's good to give back to them. >> judge jeanine: so instead of a birthday president hadley gray is donating to soldiers best friend through a nonprofit she created called hadley's hope. what she plans to do is raise $15,000 and brings veterans together with dogs who have been trained to help veterans with ptsd, which i think is really a very ho

>> greg: don't you believe journalists should -- >> joey: but they reveal their byline. >> greg: whenre going after some real estate agent in brooklyn, there is something wrong with you. there was something wrong with you. you should be speaking truth to power. you are supposed to be finding that big story. you have big stories everywhere. she is chasing down some lady who was putting up videos going check this stuff out. >> dana: they avoided the hunter biden story. remember the reporter for the columnist from "the atlantic?" >> greg: this is so when the mic interesting, the let's trash this person but the worst thing about it geraldo, i accept your point. she claims victimhood for it happening to her and she's empowered. then, she goes after somebody that is not in power and it's okay. it the hypocrisy come i guess. >> geraldo: i got it. >> dana: what do you think, judge? you make the call. you rule on this. >> judge jeanine: it took me a long time to understand what was going on. but what i can tell you is this: those crocodile tears do not move me one bit. you lie with dogs and yo

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greg. >> greg: tonight, i have got a show. you are going to watch it greg's security guard news.guard in handling this particular predator. you can see the -- to the left the security guard following the intruder off the golf course until it was clear and that's how you do it. >> jesse: should have done that with will smith. escort him right out. >> dana: just stand there. >> greg: be cool and, you know, then everybody is safe. didn't have to use a weapon at all. just kind of stood there. >> judge jeanine: headed toward the house. >> greg: after that it got very, very ugly. >> dana: we have to cut the video now. "special report" suspect next. >> bret: did any of the people in line say anything about the handover to the six? [laughter] >> dana: no. if i had stayed for another there might have been. >> bret: tonight on "special report." graphic images from asuburb of s of bodies in mass graves. civilians apparently killed deliberately by russian soldiers. >> the horrors that we see in

. ♪ ♪ >> dana: along with greg gutfeld.s 5:00 in new york city and this of the five. ♪ ♪ >> dana: not taken a holiday break over easter, it was a bloody weekend with three mass shootings in pittsburgh, two teenagers are dead and that leaves 11 people who were injured after gunmen opened fire in airbnb party, and to separate shootings in south carolina 18 people wounded a judge causing outrage after setting a $25,000 bond and supervision for a suspect charged him one of the shootings which will allow him to travel to and from work while wearing an ankle monitor. police say that he has not yet posted bail he has remained jail at this moment. and progressive policies getting called out for the crime wave ripping across the country. democrat new york city mayor eric adams putting the pressure on woke loss to put dangerous criminals back onto the street. >> major mistakes made throughout the years that destroyed the trust that the police commissioner is talking about, with a rebuild that trust. but we cannot rebuild that trust b

. >> greg: and when he got out. >> quick throw whatever. >> greg: you know, kat, i had a rough day today. i drink some bad wine last night . >> we know. thanks for the texts. >> greg: anyway, kat, james biden, james biden got like $17 million wire from china and then there was like a 150 other weird wires going on and then appelbaum think this is a reall boring story. >> that's exactly it. i thought i had heard the worst takes on this already but to call this not interesting, okay smoking crack with escorts, stripper baby mamas. we as a country find that interesting are we not be on season 31 of more eat. i don't think that is the most important part of any at this. if you want strippers, that is between you and your doctors. but it is the corruption part that potential corruption looking at this, that is the part that i think really matter but don't say it's not interesting when there is crack and escorts and stripper baby mamas. >> greg: and it's interesting. i got everything i wanted. >> all he needed was the guitar. he would have and drugs and roc 'n roll. really interesting. you've

jesse watters, greg gutfeld.sident biden cracking down on guns as america faces the impact of a historic crime wave. the president accused of having misplaced priorities and going after firearms in the second amendment instead of focusing on putting criminals behind bars. the president announcing a ban on so-called ghost gun kits which are privately made firearms with untraceable parts. ordering the department of justice to make it illegal for a business to manufacture them. >> these guns are weapons of choice for many criminals. we are going to do everything they can to deprive them of that choice. when we find them, put them in jail for a long, long time. if you commit a crime with a ghost gun, expect federal prosecution. this is an important step. it's going to sound bizarre. i support the second amendment. you have a right. for the very beginning the second amendment didn't say you can own any gun you want with biggest gun you want. you can own a canon. certain people from the very beginning weren't allowed t

just when asked for an autograph. >> greg: that was amazing.appened. his rep said that the man threw a water bottle out of him was in his seat in the big shocker here is what is mike tyson doing in coach? >> jeanine: he is not in coach coach he is and jetblue meant. >> greg: oh, yeah, you're right. [laughs] >> jeanine: that's when you close the door and some guy keeps yapping. >> greg: so they go your own team mike tyson here aren't you? >> jeanine: i think i might have to convict them. but this guy is crazy. he is drunk he throwing a bottle autumn, mike tyson was isaac a selfie with them and is bothering him is right behind him singing to himself i can listen to the sky while going cross-country for six hours. he shut him up. >> dana:eople are really annoying. >> greg: people who cannot handle their boots are the worst people on the planet. if you learn to drink. >> mike tyson did exactly what i expect him to do in that scenario. it probably is illegal i guess the punch people. >> jeanine: i'm telling you it's illegal. >> i bet he got plenty o

go ahead, greg. >> greg: i am tired. that was kind of exhausting. if you look at the first segment on twitter, musk, this segment on the border and now we are going to do crime. the modern democratic party sticks out the positions knowing that they are destructive simple because they can't be seen agreeing with the other side. they build their own prison by demonizing anybody else outside of it. if we were against the wall they would've been for it. if there was a republican in charge right now in a parallel universe they would be plastering the story around-the-clock. they would be talking about the dead texas national guardsmen is something -- they were treated like a huge story. they can't be seen in bed with republicans. they can't be seen agreeing with us. so instead what they do is they throw compassion out the window. the way jen psaki answer that question yesterday was like, "not our fault. that's on them." she knew for two years it's been a problem and they didn't do anything about it. they are willing actually sacrifice people at this alta

even though i am probably moment famous greg on planet. includes greg and greg brady.bigger than them but yes so there you go. sole with who time sit down and have lunch with anybody any more. i don't have time to have lunch for an hour is with un. joe biden played beautiful instrawments. everybody knows that at least sports you want make sure back up quarterback isn't as good as you. when he plays it there any threat you replaces you in job i am brian back up for fox and friends he has made that case because he knows i will never take his job. joe biden acam i a camp harris is november going to take his job he don't have to have lunch to once you are set. >> yes. >> do you still have those. >> get them to post. they are playing then staffers fighting with each other is that an excuse question am. you know, maybe convenient but i will tell you i am a traditionalist and i think you call the president cypress vice president. that's called donald trump done alds you know i think president you call him by the title to covid reason why they probably didn't does sits downs s

greg?ots taking over the world. don't worry about it. check how long it takes for this fella to peel a banana. it took them three minutes. i don't even like bananas but i could do a better job. look at this. i mean, you would basically starve to death waiting for a robot to peel you a banana. monkeys do it faster. that's a good bumper sticker monkeys do it faster. i will shut up now. >> jesse: the customer peels their own bananas. you don't need a robot. >> greg: what if you don't have hands? >> >> jesse: debut ep that's dropping and new single called what it's going to take and it's going to be available on all your streaming platforms. >> greg: heavy metal? >> jesse: big time country, not heavy metal. let's listen to a little sound right now. ♪ what's it going to take ♪ to break my heart away ♪ from this hold you have on. >> jesse: the music video is actually coming out april 15th on cnp.com. so listen. also watch and listen "jesse watters primetime" 7:00 we have sarah huckabee sanders an

soledad: why, greg, is this your mission?aust survivors, were subjected to unimaginable horrors when they were young. they were targeted for extermination. and now at the end of their life, they're facing unimaginable horrors. so the world abandoned them 80 years ago, left them to die, left them to fend for themselves. and we will never abandon them again. soledad: greg schneider is with the jewish material claims against germany nonprofit organization. thank you for talking with me. greg: thank you for having me. >> coming up on “matter of fact,” jackson, mississippi's youngest mayor takes heat for his temporary ban on open carry. jessica: i have heard a lot of critics to this say this was just grandstanding. mayor lumumba: i never cared about what they thought, i cared about the safety of my residents. >> hear his plans to curb violence and build a safer community. ♪ soledad: there's a new generation of leaders running america's cities. and, while they are fresh faces with new perspectives, they have inherited generations o

greg and again and e brady and greg morris from mission impossible, greg louganis, greg louganis stillr than them but yeah. so there you go. so well, my thought i heardun this was who has time to actually sit down and have ? ch with anybody anymore >> time to have lunch for an hour with someone. joe biden has played the politics of this like like a beautiful instrument. i mean, everyone wm knows that t least in sports you wantd to make sure your backup quarterback isn't as good as you. so when he plays, there's never any threat. he replaces you in the job. i knowor that i'm kilmeade backp along with haeg says for foxt and friends and kill me made n that case because he knows i'm never going to take his job joe biden know a couple of years is never taking his job ultimately safe and he doesn't h have to have lunch with her tot. prove that once those pictures come out of kill me, you're set . yeah, we can get them to you tonight and we'll drop them off to the post. s all right,, harold, they're blaming this on staffers fighting with each other, but is that an excuse, you know, maybe conv

>> any day now, greg.w why. i'm thinking evolutionary you're looking for someone that can hunt and gather more effectively more effectively. >> i could hug dead gather effectively. i'm much shorter than you are. >> i can gather with the best of them. >> i think it -- to feel safe. we need to hold your hand? >> i'm good. >> do you have a short husband? >> you've met him. >> there are a lot of taller women than their partners. >> my husband -- my husband is 6'1" and i'm like it's nice because you're nice and tall because i had dated a number of shorter man. here's what i'm going to sand the other side of that come every time i've seen -- so often on the screen you like this actor is so handsome were so good looking and my husband always tells me he's actually very short. >> like tom cruise. >> exactly. short, handsome. >> i think a lot of women like men who treat them nicely because they don't think they're tall enough and that's unfortunate. >> i think that's absolutely true. up next, guilt tipping is a maj

. >> greg: ted cruz is wrong.ple you think are going to fail in college because they are woke, they are all in human resources. why do you think disney has changed? why do you think twitter needed a day off? because of elon musk. it's not like these people are unemployed. they are actually getting jobs because people are terrified of not hiring them, right? what if they charge you with something? right? but i will say this the best cure for mob rule was to show the people in the mob what they look like. there is nothing smaller than a person in a mob because you are part of an nonthinking swarm like an insect. they should be held accountable. if they truly did chase this person, than they should be held accountable for that. also they are racist because it was a black speaker so clearly i don't want black people speaking at their school. a bunch of racists. >> harold: i remember someone i admire a whole lot, condi rice, being denied an opportunity to speak at rutgers. i always thought that when you had an idea, yo

>> greg: do we have to return? know if you will ever have us back. >> jesse: we will, and we have an award for you. >> greg: i get to keep these? >> jesse: no, we need those back. we are presenting you johnny for a day. my assistant will be your assistant for a day. wait, did i approve this? and you can do whatever you want with him. >> greg: i'm cashing in on this and the things i'm going to do with him, i can't even tell you on television. >> jesse: hr! >> dana: your lunch is going to be amazing. >> greg: he's going to be my lunch. [laughter] >> greg: i'll make him work him work. >> jesse: think you guys very much. >> dana: thanks for having us. >> jesse: tempered some text messages, j.j. from california. i've lived in california for 21 years. the last ten years have been miserable. forced to swallow radical democratic policies and pay unreasonable taxes. if this administration wants to mirror california, god help us all. let's hear from sandra. i used to live in california where we had electricity blackouts. wha

there you go, greg.nd now coming back to bite them. >> greg: fantastic, it reminds you america is a melting pot, whether white, black, male, female, gay issue straight, you can come here and rip each other off. scams are as american of american pie. blacks have scammers and it is reality that really it is not about skin color, not white versus black, it is lawful versus unlawful and i'm not sympathetic to the people that got scammed. there were a lot of virtue signalling suckers who would attack anyone who is racist if you question any actions of blm. if you said all lives matter, you were considered a racist. if you were to go to someone who gave to blm, will they call you racist for telling them the truth? you're the sucker, they took your money. that is racist. okay, you are really stupid. >> dana: this is coming to light as foundation is facing scrutiny over finances. do you think there will be more that comes out? >> jeanine: clearly will be more, started with the husband, i believe of patriceshg su

greg: more of the latter. [indiscernible] for the u.s. attorney in manhattan to bring these charges to justify their position that they were burned. at least right now, this guy has criminal charges, bill hwang. this will be a support to the legal efforts they make to limit the damage [indiscernible] tom: mr. hwang has enjoyed some quality time in new york federal court in 2012. to be direct, he has left a trail of legal debris in hong kong and america. does his track record matter in these allegations to a judge? greg: i'm not sure it does to a judge, but for a jury, this will be going to trial. clearly, his misadventures with his funds years ago and how the sec had shut him down, forced to run a family office. the description in the indictment of how he use that family office to basically go well beyond what a family office should be, stepping into an actual investment powerhouse. lisa: can you put this charge into perspective with the u.s. attorney's office, southern district of new york in terms of how they view leverage, how they hav

greg?tely it's a man named gilbert named my baby big giant belly disgusting. they are going to see other things on my phone. let's do this. greg, what's in the back of this truck news? all right, here's a little quiz. let's roll the first clip. everybody, starting with you, what is behind -- what is in the back of that truck, judge? >> judge jeanine: a shotgun. >> greg: geraldo? >> geraldo: i don't know, if he smuggling aliens? laughter. >> jesse: that's what i was going to say. the guy who showed you belly. >> geraldo: the gilbert you are not referencing. >> greg: the guy with the name of the belly. let's roll it, shall we? almost. >> dana: is he cute. >> dana: i like that new game. a new country song just came out. i want everybody to hear it check this out. play keyboard. yes. right there, that's brooks and lady part of a miss fit crew sanctuary. a sanctuary that saves horses saves them from kill pens. >> jesse: can't make glue out of those. >> dana: exactly where i was headed with that.

es el primer autobÚs con inmigrantes enviado por el gobernador republicano, greg abbott.reg abbott dio a entender hoy que tambiÉn contempla transportar migrantes a washington por aviÓn. quienes llegaron a la capital es un grupo de solicitantes de asilo. este cubano que seguirÁ rumbo a new hampshire nos cuenta que se beneficiÓ del transporte gratuito. >> habÍa un bus que iba hasta hace anthony, y costaba 50 $, no tenÍa dinero en ese momento el Único que habÍa gratis era ese que venÍa hasta washington. claudia: llegÓ con algunos compatriotas inmigrantes colombianos, y mayorÍa venezolano, todos abordaron el autobÚs a washington, para luego irse a diferentes estados. >> no sabÍa nada del gobernador ni del bus, sÓlo que era un bus que las personas querÍan tomar voluntariamente. claudia: esta madre venezolana viajÓ con sus dos criaturas. >> gracias a dios nos atendieron bien, nos dieron comida, alimento, lo que necesitamos en el camino. duramos 30 horas. claudia: la organizaciÓn caridades catÓlicas desligando un pasaje a new york. la incertidumbre para esta familia aÚn no termi

i mean, greg heffley is not defined by heroics.rhero, he's just a regular kid, flaws and all. >> yup, i'm pretty sure i'm going to therapy for this. jeff: a lot of kids in children's literature, the protagonists are like miniature adults, and they always do the right thing. they're brave, they're aspirational characters. while i was writing "diary of a wimpy kid," i was actually reading harry potter, and harry is brave. he's magical, he's powerful. he's famous, he's all the things that i was not, so i wanted to create a character who is more like me. and if you look at greg on the cover of the book, he's got a frown on just about every cover. and, you know, he looks like he's not having an easy time of things. i think the books would be really different if greg looked happy or joyful or strong on the covers. i think that kids wodn't reach for the books as much. geoff: is there anything that you try to teach kids through the character of greg heffley? jeff: i'm reallyrying to teach kids to laugh at their own circumstances. i like to

greg abbott has not apologized.licy after beto o'rourke joined at this program and said this. >> it's going to increase prices at our grocery stores even higher. and it's worsening a supply chain problem that we already had. and this didn't have to happen, it's a decision of one man and one man alone. greg abbott. >> beto o'rourke from democratic congressman representing el paso, texas. he's our running for governor of texas. and that one man who you said was responsible for the decision to put this in play. made the decision to stop it having accomplished nothing? is that the correct accounting on was accomplished? >> i'm so proud of the people of texas who forest greg abbott back down. and off of this ridiculous proposal of these unnecessary inspections that costs texas economy 400 and $70 million a day. was in the words of our statewide ally to republican agriculture commissioner, syd miller, economy killing. and drove prices up in every part of the texas economy. especially in our supermarkets. the people of tex

inmigrantes en autobús a washington dc para que el gobierno se haga cargo de ellos el gobernador de texas, gregbott anuncia medidas para enfrtar aumento del flujo migratorio apagón en puerto rico sin electricidad por una lla en una planta en la costa sur arrestan el asesito de 15 años abatido en méxico causando un caos en el periférico la guía del migrante responde las preguntas de inmigrantes que cruzan la frontera para que sepan a dónde acudir al llegar a estados unidos >> le va a ayudar a muchas personas eso porque muchas personas no tenemos opciones de dónde agarrar >> son como páginas amarillas para inmigrantes , antes comenzamos en texas con la amenaza del bernador de texas, greg abbott , el estado enviará a la ciudad de washington a inmigrantes que intercepten en la frontera el gobernador de tes, greg abbott dice que es en respuesta de al administración biden de terminar con el título 42 víctor amplía desde mcallen >> con la fin de expulsiones de inmigrantes bajo el título 42 el gobierno se prepara para una llegada masiva de inmigraes el gobernador de texas, greg abtt anunció nuevas estr

. >> greg? whose greg? >> and to say about the one you inner bursary?who as of this. >> greg gutfeld. >> gutfeld? i'll pass. >> anyway, that shall become th talk of the industry. a random explosive diarrhea. people eva loved it or hated it. they couldn't stop talking abou it. >> goes a new king of late-nigh and his name is greg gutfeld. fox new @ night they thing. or they make fun of liberals an they are doing it to great success. >> so true but better when he adequate guarantee no on and that they both got high and tha they tried to analyze the show. >> i heard you talk about the gutfeld show. talk to me more in detail. what do you think about him, pe se? >> we did a bet on that. i don't remember talking about it because honestly i don't know . >> a couple episodes? >> not even to. >> no. >> not two seconds. >> that's why we didn't do a be on it. it's an issue on it. greg got is working now is something to work from. but the left is goofy. and a lot of ways. there is material for someone like greg gutfeld too work with. maybe he's doing and i'm missin

greg: in norma sleep. the house of representatives is a likely bet to flip, then i think the biden agenda is pretty much finished. he can still do regulatory stuff, affect the financial industry, the sec, things like that, he would still be involved in geopolitics, but in terms of an agenda on fiscal policy, it would be over. kailey: is it over for his climate agenda as he looks to ethanol, taps the spr, pivoting back to fossil fuels and look face of higher energy costs? greg: i think the environmental movement is stunned. they are on the defensive. i think biden has had to make sacrifices here. i think his need for fossil fuels goes against the orthodoxy of the environmental movement. kailey: let's talk about these contradictions. on the one hand, you have a u.s. populace that supports taking further action to support ukraine against russia. at the same time, facing price pressures at home which we saw in the 8.5% cpi number. how does the administration balance those two forces considering a lot of the ac

greg, can you give a sense of what keeps you going? what drives you and feed you as you move forward? >> when he got into the business there is a lot of ups and downs are part of the community and everyday we show up with people that love us and support us and have done that for many years. i'm really doing this because number one, we have built a great team and we are offering people jobs and something a voice lived in. if you can grow the business, you're not only helping yourself but the people around you. as far as being around those clientele, the people believe in you and it's something to thrive on. just the nature of gross i want to keep growing and doing better thanks. >> we are going to say goodbye to greg in just a moment and return to mosaic and have the conversation continue. >>> in morning and welcome back to mosaic i am by eric and am honored to be your host. we are in the middle of a conversation about the way the jewish community looks at building economic vitality and resilience in the community. cindy is executive di

and this didn't have to happen, as a decision of one man and one man alone, greg abbott. some kind of political stunt that does nothing to improve the safety or security at our border because these inspections are for lawrence, things like the tire pressure, or the way the band might be running in that 18 wheeler. those inspectors are not allowed to look inside, to look at the cargo for illegal drugs or human trafficking and, so this does nothing but hurt the economy of texas in the united states, and it's killing businesses here. some have already relocated to arizona. 1200 miles away from where i am in the colin tonight. and they're taking jobs and economic growth to that state and leaving texas right now. this is hurting the people in texas. >> people have been looking to you as the hope and the democratic party to win statewide in texas. first against senator cruz a few years ago, now again in this governorship. this race has much more at stake both for the democratic party and for democracy and america than we've already talked about big just the difference between a

tambiÉn greg abbott dijo que va a colocar alambres de pÚas en zonas de alto trÁfico. palabras del gobernador. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] borja: el gobernador acusa al gobierno de biden de aplicar una polÍtica de puertas abiertas. y por esto propone, segÚn muchos sobrepasando su autoridad, el envÍo de estos inmigrantes a la capital del paÍs. la pregunta del millÓn es esa, ¿realmente el gobernador greg abbott, tiene y puede la capacidad para hacerlo? vamos a buscar respuestas con nuestra recompensa al marlene guzmÁn que estÁ en texas con todos los detalles. te escuchamos. marlene: son las medidas sin presidentes que anuncie el gobernador texano. activistas y demÓcratas dicen que no tiene el poder. porque sabemos que tiene poder estatal y no federal para poder enviar estos inmigrantes. sabemos que por medio de un comunicado aclararon gestos envÍos y viajes por aviÓn o autobÚs hasta washington serÁn de manera voluntaria. no serÁ que los estarÁn recogiendo y llevando directamente. se les va a preguntar a travÉs de los alcaldes. y tambiÉn a travÉs

that's 800-630-8900. ♪ ♪ >> greg: one more thing. dana?want to show you this adorable dog. >> we have excited to share with its owner until he discovered his is much smaller than thinks owner's and that is not right. he wants the bigger one. he does not like to be tricked. i would like to know how they figured this out. he has the broad shoulders. >> dana: if you could check it out i wrote an opinion piece jen wilson called "we cannot forget our afghan heroes and promises to help them. out now. talks about two of the afghan interpreters that we talked about a lot on "america's newsroom." outrage what is happening to them. the state department should read it. >> greg: tonight on gutfeld, great show. going to have susan li, joe benson. we have surprises that is going to blow your mind. let's do this now. greg's job search as you know i signed in for linkedin a few months ago and asked what my job description was i wrote host. i got all these job offers. i got three yesterday. from target of all places. i will be a general manager and food ho