>> greg: what do you think?lf on a zoom call because you're so self-critical, you get crazy, all right? so i don't like that i'd rather be on the phone. and the truth is, you know, zoom -- if you're jeffrey, you should never go on zoom. you know? just look at your face. that could be a good thing. >> greg: you know, rob, isn't it -- it's kind of weird when you think about it that you have your face your entire life that you never really get sick of it. isn't that interesting? >> it is interesting. i mean, i personally only prefer to look at myself through fox news studio lighting, so i think -- >> greg: yes! it is amazing. >> i think that's why i'm at my best. >> greg: it's amazing. this thing makes everybody -- >> from the store window? i don't know. >> greg: if you saw me here, i look like quasimodo. here? sometimes i sleep with me. sometimes i do. sometimes i do. where am i? am i on tv still? tyrus? are we still on tv? >> for another six minutes, yeah, we are. >> greg: we got, like, i don't know how much time

i'm greg gutfeld.t night, i'm shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight federal authorities charging four men with human smuggling following the deaths of now 53 migrants. found in a sweltering track for trailer in san antonio greg abbott blaming the biden border policies but critics from the left say it goes back to the

>> greg: why not?i don't remember how. but we can all do it together, right? okay, cool, that sounds great. i love that all the people are freaking out about this, what if someone wants to pray, that's a different religion? that's also fine. that is what this ruling says. it doesn't just a christian prayer. >> greg: they create phony resistance. oh, what about the muslims? it's like they do the same thing with abortion, so i guess that means the guys have to be responsible for the baby. you go, yeah. okay, sure. we are in. so, this is like the third decision this week that i feel like is designed to get everybody on "the view"'s heads to explode. you have a gun, you have abortion, you have prayer. mandatory apple pie eating. i don't know what's next. everybody has to have a rifle rack on their pickup truck. room we are on a roll here. >> you know why you are on a roll? you now have a supreme court that does exactly what it is supposed to do. is it constitutional or not. you know, when you thought about

>> greg: both.ernating, they chased me down sixth avenue, paws clawing at my supple back, drawing -- >> what the -- is wrong with you? [laughter] [applause] you have lost your mind. >> greg: i have. and they are applauding that. >> it's your fault! clap and cheer at all these weird things he says and you do nothing about it. be quiet. this dude is out of control. [laughter] he just said bears dig him and you guys were cool with it. [laughter] >> greg: bret baier likes -- >> if you don't get enough sleep, you are grouchy, or you sleep next to somebody -- you just wake up mad every morning. >> greg: that's true. it's also -- what is your name again, gaia. [laughter] i'm a little flustered. to be honest. this could be -- i might go on twitter and talk about you behind your back. >> it wouldn't be behind my back, it would be on twitter. >> greg: [laughs] you are so big, everything is behind your back. [audience reacts] >> each one of you kiss my -- [laughter] you want to get involved. [applause] >> greg

greg gutfeld and the gang take its from here. ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> greg: yeah.ove all of you. every single one of you. i love you all. happy tuesday everyone. oh, i missed you so. dana perino will never host again. too many of the comments were positive. but we've got so many things going on, which means it's time for greg's icy trim that's worthy of a fantastic monologue. >> greg: wait. that's not what i ordered. you left something out. >> sorry, greg. yes, you don't get this brilliance on special report. in your face bret baier. gutfeld rules. >> greg: yeah. that's more like it vocal guy. still there are big changes afoot and not just ainsley earhardt quitting smokeless tobacco. here's not watching. boils down to one word, limit. we've reached that. yep, we've put our foot down like a drunk paul pelosi running a red light. let's start at the beginning. the recall of the ss school board members. after years of wokeness, voters finally put their sorry asses to sleep. remember they wanted to change the names to schools during the covid crisis, the voters told the

: no, greg, you are an expert. >> you are an expert. >> greg: thank you. >> in some things. >> greg: many. >> whether or not you want to -- i can say it is going to be a tougher road to get to 50 or 60, just because you have -- >> greg: factor in redistricting. >> you look at jersey, you look at new york. >> greg: do i have to? >> no. >> greg: okay. pete, congratulations on the new book. [applause] >> thank you. >> greg: i noticed you quote tucker but not me, i am not an index that means it is i am not in the book. >> it is a family book, greg. you are not useful. >> greg: it is always about family with you, isn't it? all right, pete, yea or nay, red wave? >> yea on the red wave, if you think of the senate mapping, correctly if i am wrong, 2022, senators elected six years ago, 2016 was a good year for trump, defending seats, not as many democrat pickups to be had on the map. the house is more indicative of the wave, it is up every two years. mayra flores, you look at her ad, i am the wife of a border patrol agent? who lives this every single day, and i love what you said, it is inher

we agree with greg on this show. we don't debate with greg on this show.-- it's interesting how the left hates him even though he was their teddy bear when elon was pro-- >> this immigrant guy made electric cars -- everybody hates him. this is an easy troll. he said if this is impossible for anyone, you're really exceptional, we can work to out. he wants people who have a problem with this to quit because it is harder to get work done at home than it is at the office when i have other work to do, i'll sometimes stay here so i can get things done without my husband speaking to me. it's harder. you have distractions at home. >> there's a lot of distractions at home, kat. lots of distractions. the computer, right, that doesn't have any blocks on it, tyrus, like here. like, if i want to look at certain things at work -- >> yeah, stick to -- use your reflection on your own time. i'm not your here rohrer. -- i'm not your mirror. what he's doing -- we're not just seeing it with elon but netflix kind of did the same thing, because the production is down across-the

>> greg: you don't get it?re, you don't have any tattoos come i think that is wise because people don't think how they are going to look 20, 30, 40 years ago with tattoos all over their body. embarrassing. >> no, people look really hot with tattoos. they are all going to get hotter, so i think it is great. to be when you do? >> neck tattoos are super hot. >> greg: [laughs] a guy with a net tattoo, does not matter if he is a mass murderer? >> that is for me a deal breaker. >> greg: all right, that i won't set you up. don't go away. we will be right back. ever get a sign the universe is trying to tell you something? the clues are all around us! not that one. that's the one. at university of phoenix, you could earn your master's degree in less than a year for under $11k. learn more at phoenix.edu. psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cos

[laughs] [laughs] [laughs] >> greg: it would be able. >> greg: the frantic miserable takes came in hotvy we may not notice that these freaks are miserable all the time. all men do they hate it when men abiding citizens get the same protection as thugs. they're worried that those poor felons might get shot when they're trying to shoot you. remember it's these idiots who pushed for defining the police and gun control at the same time i can intern for andrew cuomo you get squeezed at both ends. [laughs] i don't get it i don't write this stuff it's disgusting. the system won't protect you and neither can you elect a kidnapping victim after the search for you have been called off, but you can see what the left is past. they live in nice places and have private security so no wonder this is shocking absolutely shocking. >> it shocking, absolutely shocking i'm sorry the start day has come. >> greg: i would ask what world she has been living in because her eyebrows look like aliens. [laughs] here's our new york mayor. >> this decision has made every single one of us less safe from gun violence

>> greg: good.grats on the book beard the first chapter is harrowing because it details a y problematic childbirth, i'm going to read the whole thing to you. [laughter] that is my tease. everybody likes a good childbirth story as long as it is a happy ending, if you know what i mean. >> it gets much funnier after the first chapter. very dramatic. >> greg: i read the other chapter about "redeye" -- >> looking for your own name. >> greg: and there wasn't an index, which is a problem. i would change that in the paper back, just to make it easier for me. anyway, you haven't talked politics in ages, and i bet you are going oh, crap, i have to talk politics. >> get canceled. >> greg: you are a housewife. housewife -- they are a bunch of [bleep]. [laughter] what do you make of this theater? the hypocrisy, it is so -- we know this, right? this is what happens. was that a question? almost. >> what i love is the fact that trump is supposedly saying he is going to counter program -- >> greg: yes. >> not aware

>> greg:. >> greg: awe. sad.tly gangs of bikers have been terrorizing everyone the past two careers and the mayor finally decided to do something about it by destroying the bikes. you know, instead of maybe just selling them to people at the villages. they get around. finally the chicago police department announced a new policy banning police officers from facing chasing people on foot if they run away. only if they're believed or about to exit a felony. scary idea if you think about it. since cops no longer have to run, it could pave the way for this. [laughter] >> greg: someone got a new career. all right, congressman, you know enough about our da alvin bragg probably responsible by so much mayhem by letting people in and out, what is your first move when you become governor if you become governor. what do you do? >> lee: i fire alvin bragg day one. the governor of the state of new york has the constitutional authority to fire a district attorney who refuses to enforce the law so i will get sworn in and act one

. ♪ ♪ >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld along with judge jeanine pirro, jesse watters and evil shannon bream.e five." ♪ ♪ >> we find that mr. deppe has proven all the elements of defamation. answer, yes. against amber heard, we, the jury, awarded damages in the amount of $10 million. as against amber heard, with the jury award punitive damages in the amount of $5 million. do you find that miss pacemaker it has proven all elements of defamation with mark answer no. we were compensatory damages in the amount of $2 million. >> greg: the conclusion of the blockbuster defamation trial between johnny depp and amber heard did not disappoint. both stars defamed one another with johnny depp being the big victor. $50 million awarded after jurors unanimously decided that she libeled him with malice when she wrote the 2019 op-ed identifying herself as a victim of domestic groups. amber heard winning a counterclaim by johnny depp's agent who called her claim a hoax. it is being called a setback for women. depp wasn't there to celebrate. he was too busy rocking out in london but he released a statement, fa

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to everybody except greg.t flag day. here's what we have. >> how many stars are on the american flag? >> 51 borders. >> when did they add that other star? >> in 2,000 i believe. 2001. >> is he for real? >> jesse: it's very complicated. and you will see that at 7:00. day that? >> dana: nbc they put the flag up that had 51 stars. very clever. during a game 3-year-old refer violet chased a ball in the water and game back with a live baby goose. the owner was shocked. he was very gentle. set him down there and gives him a little kiss. and then the little goose faithly returned to his family. also have a podcast with mora nielsen. amazing. check her out. >> judge jeanine: okay, check out paws are made for walking. better game the game up. motorist in canada had had to do a double take when he spotted a poodle walking down the street. see the poodle walking? the poodle was on a leash but walking on behind lakes owner trailed behind. get a big look at the dog. walked as if it was late for an appointment. >> dana: i w

. ♪ ♪ >> greg: i am greg gutfeld.ng with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, jesse watters, and she is back from her ten day suspension. dana perino. it's "the five." i'm kidding. president biden finally uniting the country and agreement round one notion: the economy totally stinks. a majority of americans disapprove of biden on nearly every key economic concern. 37% approve of his handling of the economic recovery and has worse numbers on issues like gas prices and inflation. nearly 80% of americans say the economy is in extremely or very important factor in how they will vote. the media trying to warn democrats of what's to come. >> president biden is a serious drag on democratic candidates nationwide. he is badly underwater on all the top issues including the big ones. inflation, gas prices. less than 30% approval rating on the issues we are told by voters are dominating their state of mind. >> greg: gas prices hit a staggering record high at $4.86 a gallon, doubling since biden's presidency began. the administrat

>> greg: yes.oil your per sentive points that follows. >> jesse: go to someone else. i mean, i think we're at a point where people don't care about why gas prices are high. we just know what you're going to do about it. but they don't have an answer of what they're going to do about it. so we're stuck in mumbo jumbo. right now the price of an ev, you can get a low entry level model in the mid 30s. the range is decent. 200 something miles on it. the problem is there's not enough stations to charge it. you can't drive from dallas to denver in an electric car. your car will die. there's no where to charge it. so until we just start installing these things all over the country, there's no way this is going to work. and the thing is, everyone is competing about who will install what. you can't charge an ev if you're a tesla person but what if you have the nissan leaf? those things don't charge together. so it's like an adapter that does president work in europe, doesn't work in america. wasn't that deep

: greg, your turn. >> greg: tonight great show i got indicate mcenany.ted to hunt down somebody that had done me wrong. they had me put down what i did for a living i put host and now getting all these notices for job openings. my third installment of item them hiring host olive garden. create first and lasting impression worth it bottomless pit of whatever. hershey park fun crew creating moments of surprise and delight for guests around hershey park. that one i would treat seriously. last, wendy's crew member. not really into wendy's. the little girl used to the freak me out. but you have to greet each guest with a smile and warm welcome. you should be able to multi tank. >> katie: you don't qualify on the warm welcome smiling part. sorry. >> judge jeanine: jessica, your turn. >> jessica: most delicious cake. because all i talk about is babies. here we go. an australian mother interesting approach. plastic bottles tries to transition her from breastfeeding and after noticing the baby was receptive from drinking from a plastic syringe. put formula in a c

greg: yes. president biden congressional democrats trying to patch a new multi trillion dollar bill using this as an excuse. hold on squirrels are spreading a monkeypox printed trillion dollars to spend on something totally unrelated to that. i want to say outrage as a rocky and bullwinkle fan. in their defense here, they are getting targeted like this. i just think this whole segment is unfair for the study needs to be debunked. and i went to an defense of the monkey spokesperson early spokes monkey i am impressed that spokes of monkey did just answer more questions at a press conference and president biden has done about three and half months. [cheering]g] [applause] spinning all right, last question to you emily. monkeypox is caused by anonymous gay anil at rage. care to comment? [laughter] >> i am okay on that one. my two takeaways from this study in this article i did not know prior to that is a 40% of mammals are low rodents. there's 2500 different species of rodents. that blew my mind. th

greg: we do active as well as the index.hat we say to investors is that it is important they understand how to control costs. the challenges many active managers charge too much for the alpha they generate. if you are going to do active, do it in a low cost manner. tom: thank you indeed, the chief investment officer of vanguard joining us live in studio in london. some live lines crossing, the chinese president arriving in hong kong. his first visit outside of mainland china in about 890 audit days since before the pandemic. since early 2020, or i should say, near the beginning of the pandemic. this is the first time we have seen president xi jinping lead mainland china -- leave mainland china. he is arriving to mark the 25th anniversary of that handover of that city from the u.k. back in 1997. you will be there for the and younger asian --for the inauguration of the incoming chief executive. there has been speculation that xi jinping would not in fact make it, particularly as the incoming chief executive on his team tested

there is not one person in texas including greg abbott, who believes that greg abbott is ever going to eliminate rape. and so, now, now, texans know what greg abbott looks like when he is lying. >> so, go number one in the state of texas, it is to eliminate rape, so that no woman, no person will be a victim of rape. >> consider the cruelty of that lie. that is a lie told in service to the republican policy of forced birth, a republican cruelty a forced birth, forcing great children to have children. that is a republican policy. and there is not one republican in texas, or one republican on the supreme court, or one republican anywhere in the country, who will ever tell the truth about what they have decided to do. two little girls who are raped, two women who are raped, two girls who are victims of incest. the republican policy for rape victims is to victimized them again, and force them all to give birth. and in the 50 years of debate on abortion in this country, we have never once, had a single opponent of abortion, ever tell the truth, when asked why should victims of rape and inces

please welcome greg kinnear! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> greg: i am a fan! typewriters. >> greg: oh, yes. you were a loan read, one of the great nora from lines of all time, me wooing made ryan. >> kelly: what a great character. >> greg: honestly i feel like kelly clarkson is my fourth daughter. >> kelly: what? i am old to be a daughter. >> greg: about like 20 -- however long it was that you had your meteoric rise. we were at maximum stress point. we had a lot of kids. i guess technically it was only three daughters, but it felt like 30. >> kelly: that's a lot. speed -- >> greg: and they were sticking fingers and light plugs and everything coming in when you can get them to bed anu could finally find some soulless and i would sit down with my wife and i would have a little cocktail a little cocktail. >> kelly: a vat of wine. >> greg: we will watch that show i watch you crush it and i believe we voted for you. >> kelly: i'm going to take it like that anyway. that's so nice! it's crazy that it's 20 years ago. but you are musical as well. >> greg: i am musical.

we watch greg every night. >> greg: ladies and gentlemen, please put your hands together, greg gutfeldthe identity circle. >> greg gutfeld. >> greg: it's that bummer jesse isn't here i want to rub his face in it. jean join i won't be at fox wood october 1st nashville tomorrow at the road to majority conference. fox nation is streaming the conference. i was there actually one year ago to the day. road to majority is all about the faith and freedom coalition. there i am from last year with ralph reed, jason williams from north carolina. it's a great group. it's a graduate roots organization. conservative activist who fight for their values, fight for the country and fight for religion. so, watch it on fox nation. road to majority and i will be there in nashville and dagen? >> dagen: babies are evil and i have the proof. greg was talking about it earlier. watch this. [laughter] 7-month-old baby pulls a chair out from under her day care teacher. >> judge jeanine: that is amazing. >> dagen: can't even walk. >> greg: filming it, too. that is crazy. >> i watched that on a loop even before my

joining us is greg valliere.e are coming off a weekend of a lot of protests, a lot of outspoken policymakers who care about this issue. as you know, perhaps not as much from conservative lawmakers. what does this mean for the midterms? greg: i think it could mean a lot. first of all, i talked to republicans on friday. in public, they were euphoric about the ruling. in private, it was a different story entirely. i think they had been hoping for a landslide on november 3. i think it is a little less likely. the publicans will get five seats in the house. they might get 15 or even 20. but not 30 or 40, which they were hoping for in the last few days. the big story is the senate. which is tied 50-50. there is a chance certain states may not go to the republicans. wisconsin, pennsylvania, new hampshire. if that is true, there is a chance the democrats could win the senate by a seat. and the supreme court ruling will be a big factor, i think. dani: of course, greg, when we think about the supreme court rulings, roe v.

greg? >> greg: tonight, gutfeld 11:00 p.m., what a show. caitlyn jenner, jimmy fay la. kat timpf. scooby-doo always solving mysteries air b and n did it. movie now 20 years old. once starred the great matt lalard may he rest in peace. is he alive. >> jesse: does it come with mesculin. >> jesse: have any of your producers been arrested over the weekend just colbert? >> greg: just theirs. >> dana: did you check on kat? [laughter] just following jesse's lead. >> judge jeanine: this guy wants everyone to know who top dog is. he literally pulls down the little puppy. his son cuddling with the owner and immediately sleeps with the owner. he takes his rightful place as his puppy is rolled onto the floor. look at this. he is rolling the puppy off. 3-year-old bullet father to six puppies. he is obviously a very strict displarn. dis. >> harold: it's a basketball trick creativity meets execution. a shot made by a group of kansas teens. unbelievable the boy sunk a basketball from a moving plane a thousand feet above. who was fast on top of a quad bike followed the airplane on the farm below.

greg, you are up. >> greg: great show julie banderas, pete hegseth. perino prime. job search. i joined linkedin for reasons we can't get into. i had to write down what my occupation was i wrote down host. now i keep getting these -- so far i got job offers. i got three job offers cheesecake factory host. i have to be a team player, that means i'm out and i have to be able to lift up to 35 pounds. i think that's their sad of mac and cheese. harry potter flagship reality host. skip that one. but my favorite: american girl host at the retail store in beast astro. bistro.meet the youngest commerl pilot in ontario. proof that women are truly unstoppable. one of the youngest commercial pilots in canada. at 14, she knew she wanted to be a pilot. she got a pilot's license at 16 before she even knew how to drive. isabel you are an inspiration to young girls all over the world. keep flying high. get that? >> harold: another great woman vanderbilt hospital pediatric disease. >> dana: isn't that amazing? >> harold: given money to flood victims in her hometown in dolly wood as

greg: well, he was right.rosecuting a brutal war in ukraine for china has its eyes on taiwan and i run is getting closer to a nuclear bomb. john lee ratcliffe joins us. i want to start with afghanistan. you sound like a prophet. did that feckless withdrawal foreshadow other issues and challenges in the aftermath? >> trey is much as i think you love to hear me say i was right on national city for the sake of our national security at wish i had been wrong. it did not take nostradamus to think our adversaries would watch not just a withdrawal but a surrender and a defeat in afghanistan that was shocking to all. even as we were retreating and leaving 13 brave men and women for our armed forces killed at the abbey gates, human beings falling off the wings of c-17 transports but human remains found in the wheel well of those transports when they landed. or adversaries watching that relate salt this was a different administration. and the idea that china and russia and iran and all of our adversaries would not test u

greg's carrot top news.ncha made a remark about carrot top not being very good on economics so we have carrot top analyzing this. >> today he said about inflation, quote: we have never seen anything putin's tax on food and gas. inflation going up 12 months before russia ever invaded ukraine? who is advising this man about come up a carrot top? >> greg: what he doesn't know carrot top has a supply side economics and supply side markets. joe concha has apologized and offered to take carrot top bowling. >> dana: that's fun. there is a sixth gradener colorado brode very upset. no one signed his glass yearbook that broke his heart a group of seniors found out what was happening. they decided to take matters into his own hand. took turns writing all the paragraphs and terms of encouragement phone numbers and actor paul rudd heard about it called in. that's like good stuff, right? people are good. way to go, brode. >> greg: got the ladies. >> judge jeanine: girl 5 years old becomes the begin news world record holde

>> greg: we can all move there and do the show from there!er there. >> greg: speaking of, that's it for us, "special report" is up next with evil shannon bream. >> good evening, and for bret baier are breaking tonight what could be the most tumultuous and significant u.s. supreme court term ever is now over. justices issued their final rulings today including a significant defeat for president biden's climate change agenda and a win to end the remain in mexico immigration rule. >>

more details at 7:00. >> greg: going all in. >> jesse: no other way to go. >> greg: tonight on gutfeld eastern. see how quick i was. >> jesse: if you could do that more often we would appreciate it. >> greg: you are a jerk. >> harold: put the jerseys up and went out in the community and so many people you look up to in any community. this team to do it. thank you, god bless you. >> dana: hidden gem. i think i have time for mine. right? laney hunter she is not your average bride. you will love this playing drums at her own wedding. she started playing when she was 12. she just started to pick up the sticks. congratulations to her. she is married to her husband now. i don't have his name. >> jesse: it's her day. who cares? judge, want to slide in something quick? >> judge jeanine: i will wait until tomorrow. i would rather talk about you. >> jesse: you do that i like that attitude. more where that came from. that's it for us. "special report" is up next with our very own bret baier. >> bret: you guys are all hidden gems. >> judge jeanine: very good. >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier.

greg's itchy goat news. everybody gets they scant they come there and in some cases it will be on their butt, which, when you were an itchy butt, here comes another one. they line all up. car wash for your butt; are you sure you won an award? frankfurt, germany, this is in frankfurt, germany: you could say this is the greatest of all time: sure is. >> judge jeanine: stop taking my time. all right. it's time for judge jeanine sweet tooth. today. everybody you have in front of you. reese's peanut butter and now reese's is are. because reiss access. going out and buying regular peanut butter. this is my segment. okay. now, also have reese's with dark chocolate. which is what i only chocolate i eat. so i'm going to move on from this. >> dana: i like the peanut butter peanut butter. >> judge jeanine: jesse, which one do you like? jesus jesus peanut butter peanut butter. >> judge jeanine: which one. >> peanut butter. >> judge jeanine: go ahead, jesse. >> jesse: people get married, they try to act crazy. they go to

greg: you said so many things and that i want to follow up on.t's exactly what i had to on the first show why i have you on the one-year anniversary why i would have you on every single sunday night if they would let me do it. you've spoken in the past about gratitude and the role that place not only in your personal life, but kind of addict vacate to others to be grateful for what you do have. so how do we do that? >> i start what is called a gratitude practice a few years ago. it starts with -- you just a notebook or just an intention or every day you write down three things you are grateful for. i took a few steps further. that was to see if i could constantly live a life of gratitude all day long. i used to take the subway we forgot unsafe i would get on and say a little note of grace to people around me silently. the young woman is studying her homework that's a hope she gets an a on that test. somebody in uniform, i hope they are treated well today. i hope that one person gets home on time pretty hope nobody is mean to them. i'm always worr

i'm dana perino with katie pave -- pavlich and greg gutfeld. this is "the five." the supreme court sending the issue of abortions back to the state. they overturned the 50-year-old ruling on roe v. wade which guaranteed woman to a federal right of abortion. both sides of the debate gathering outside the high court as america absorbs the news. president biden coming out attacking the decision. >> it's a sad day for the court and for the country. know with roe gone, the health and life of women in this nation are now at risk. with three justices named by one president, donald trump, with a core of today's decision to upend the scales of justice and eliminate a fundamental right nor women in this country. it's a realization of an extreme ideology and a tragic error by the supreme court in my view. but this decision must not be the final word. >> for more, let's go to shannon bream. shannon, we were on television this morning together on "america's newsroom" as the news broke. you were able to quickly read the decision, discern it. i'm wondering now how it's settled i

>> greg: it wasn't that clever?f into some weird cloud of confusion. he has no right to complain. the media does not want to be as critical of joe as critical they were of trump. they have no choice but they had to be dragged into the table to eat their vegetables. if joe had trump office meter treatment, they probably would have impeached him. impeached over baby formula. impeached over hunter biden. impeached over the border crisis. they would have found an impeachment for every single screw up and it would have moved onto common what if she were mike pence. >> jeanine: geraldo, the president's numbers are lower than they have ever been. what you that he is saying -- so many great things that are being under explain. >> geraldo: he is less popular than trump was. i think that is the first time that has happened. i understand his frustration. >> jeanine: but what has he done? >> geraldo: i think when you look at the economy and i understand gas prices. i go back to the inflation being such a cancer. if you were a b

. >> greg? >> maybe it's me after three years of lawlessness and just seeing group every day that i thought this was much less than a night of rage. that could be on my own subjective opinion comparing -- i could be definitely wrong, because i'm not there. i guess the visual spectacle of this was not what i think the media wished it could be. i think that the reason why they were so playing down the stuff going on in front of the supreme court justices' homes is hoping that intimidation and the threat of a mob, of an angry vengeful mob would change things and it didn't. i think, too, it's interesting a lot of protests are in cities that aren't affected by it. what you're going to see is this. there's a lot of ignorance going around. a lot of people don't know what this means. i love hearing famous liberals renouncing their citizenship. good luck finding a country that has abortion on demand like the united states. if you look at any map of europe, you'll find out that most countries in western e

greg: june 2022 be the month remember that finished trump. it is not just that he has been indicted, that he has lost power in the party, but more of his own supporters are telling poll takers that one term is enough. we are not excited about him running again. that his is own supporters saying that. jonathan: greg valliere. music to the years of ron desantis in florida. tom: i read his biography the other day. down south he is really known within republican circles, but he has an extraordinary biography. i was quite taken by the history, the path he has taken, and then with all the notoriety and polarization in florida. it is somebody i have to get to know. jonathan: after that testimony yesterday, will be talking about that. a certain panel coming up in 35 minutes time. a whole lot more on bloomberg tv. cannot wait for this. i have said that repeatedly for the last 24 hours. tom: some intellectual firepower at this panel. jonathan: ultimately it is about the other three on this occasion. tom: it is what they don't say. jonathan: yields in a

joining me now why this league is necessary, greg norman. what about your decision to when you approached them about this venture to say yes and take charge. >> i took a long time to study the business model that came out. it was presented in february of last year and i didn't make the decision until the end of august. i took my time. i wanted to break the model. i couldn't break it. i saw what the product was really about, for the players, served the fans. and grown the plan on a global basis. so from there i said this is a great platform. it's a commercial operation. we are in it for a reason to 0 grow golf on a successful level. on behalf of the players they will give them an opportunity to expand their wealth at their choice. but also at the same time maybe our platform is a little bit better because it gives them time with their families. our platform gives them that opportunity. it's a choice. it's not a breakaway tour. the players have a choice to play with us and continue playing the pga or japanese tour or whatever tour. brian: the

find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. >>> hall of fame golfer greg norman theg to this comment bob costas made to us last week here on "new day." >> what do you think of the controversy and how mickelson responded to it yesterday? >> well, he's trying to smooth things out, but this is blood money. there's no two ways around it, it's blood money. >> yeah, look, i'm disappointed people go down that path quite honestly. if they want to look at it in that prism then why does the pga tour have 23 sponsors within the pga tour doing 40 plus billion dollars worth of business with saudi arabia? will jay moynihan go to each and every one of those ceos of the 23 companies that are investing into saudi arabia and suspend them? and ban them? their hypocrisy in all this it's so loud, it's deafening. >> joining us now "washington post" columnist and cnn political analyst josh rogin. what do you go to that, josh? he says it's hypocritical. >> this is just the latest effort by greg norman to do what we call sports washing which is to take money from a brutal regime and use it t

greg is next. put that down, greg. today for all of you out there is national doughnut day you lucky people at this table all get a doughnut. important facts about doughnut day. national doughnut day was established to honor volunteers who served during world war i serving soldiers donuts and treats to keep their who are real up more than 10 billion donuts are made in the united states every year. and if you love donuts. you should live in boston where they have the most doughnut shops per person. being aware if you ate one doughnut a day you will gain a pound every 10 days. fun fact to annoy you. >> greg: you killed everybody's mood. derosa, kennedy kat timpf and tyrus. it's a barn burner. don't burn a barn. brand new guitar made my pop rock legend johnson. if you want to find a great al bull in the 70s. robert johnson he is the white guy in the middle there tell by the he is going to teach me how to play better guitar since i am awful. >> judge jeanine: you can play next time. >> kellyanne: australian man almost got

greg abbott has not fired him. no one has been fired. no one has resigned, including pete arredondo, the chief of the uvalde school district police, who was reportedly in command inside the school, went according to the uvalde leader news editorial, quote, 19 officers from the uvalde pd, school district, department of public safety and border patrol waited, apparently frozen by orders or fear, in the hallway. frozen by orders or fear. while chief arredondo on those 19 officers where frozen for an hour, the frederica tauruses ten year old son, helio, bled to death on the floor of his classroom. on saturday, frederick torres said this about chief arredondo. >> if i were him, i would quit my job. even if he doesn't quit, he's supposed to be by it, get out of their, did nothing for us. he failed us. he failed the kids. he failed this community. what is he gonna do now? how is he gonna wake up tomorrow? >> he is apparently having no trouble waking up tomorrow. his professional life only seems to have actually improved since he failed utterly

greg: that is a great point.ould also think that this administration would finally say we can't rely on renewables. they've got to look at fossil fuels. i think the president in july is going to go to saudi arabia. what an irony, with the president seeking more fossil fuels when you have his base, the environmentalists, furious over that. but he's in a really tough bind right now and is going to have to even ask the saudis for some assistance. guy: the issue is not just with barrels of oil. it is barrels of gasoline and diesel that come out of refineries. the oil industry is now talking about the idea that we may never see a new refinery being built in the united states. if that is the case, even with the ample supply of oil that the united states does, it has not got the capacity to refine that crude. isn't the u.s. running the risk of being even more beholden to foreign powers for energy? greg: there are a lot of bad actors. venezuela, iran. these are not countries that we want to rely on. i think within the in

greg: i agree but there are downside risks.ofits tax, democrats are getting excited about today. if this showed signs of life it would be a blowback against the republicans. everyone of this -- the 50 republicans in the senate would vote against it and democrats would vote against it as well. kriti: i want to go back to the oil story. i haven't heard any commentary from the biden administration. is there anything on the food front that the biden administration can do here? greg: i'm not aware of anything imminent. it's going to be cyclical and difficult. one other part of the story that you cannot overlook is ukraine. as long as the war persists, we will have problems with food prices, energy, fertilizer. i think that's a big part of the story. guy: what does it mean politically? for a long time you have been telling us that the house and the senate is gone, two years with a hostile congress. what can he do with those two years and is he done after two years? greg: yes, i've been outspoken and i might be proved wrong but we are

like greg and high chairs. like greg and hemmer. you get the point. all right.minutes on the sunday political talk show spin on kavanaugh. this is like a story where you could make your career and they don't even cover it >> kat: yeah, no, this is a huge deal. like someone trying to assassinate someone i think should -- like i've had strong reactions over less, you know? and i think they could have just covered it, right? that would have been a great opportunity for those people, as you point out. but also then we would have been able to say [bleep] like how -- they think we wouldn't notice that they weren't covering it? this makes it all too obvious the level of bias. >> dana: larry it's like a bat signal goes out and let's not cover this story. we'll cover other stories but not this one. >> larry: you know the story they forgot to cover also? why merrick garland has not already arrested the protesters around the supreme court justices? because he forgot enforce the law. the other story they forgot is on twitter, amy comey barrett's residents, her kids schools,