>> greg:. >> greg: and we shouldn't just pick on young people here.hat the lockdowns did to joy behar. [laughter] >> greg: so, okay, i have a theory, kat. would you like to hear my theory? >> kat: i don't have a choice. >> greg: no, you don't. that's right. i think we learned in the pandemic the value of being watched and judged. when you remove that variable, right, you reduce the number of people around you, on a personal level, your hygiene goes, your physical appearance goes, and then in a public level you have something like midtown, right? you have public deckdation your nation speeding traffic accidents. you need to have other people around you to kind of like define your actual self. is that mind blowing? >> kat: no, i think it makes sense. >> greg: oh, okay. >> kat: yeah, but it depends. i don't know how it affects personalities. i think mine's pretty much been the same. just still a delight, always have. >> greg: yes, people love you >> kat: they do >> woo! >> kat: whoa >> greg: stop it you're only encouraging destructive behave >> kat: i lo

>> greg: i know! it is an achievement of the radical left that now we live in a world where young people believe police are more harmful than criminals. that is something that you try to push into society in order to destroy it. >> yes, but it's not something that people actually believe. i think that's something that people pretend to believe, that cops are actually a threat to their life. this story is full of fear from top to bottom, but it's not actually fear of cops nor fear of the racist or the rapist, it's being feared of being called a racist. it's fear of being ostracized. the kid you wrote that letter you talk about is going to the greatest lengths possible of self-flagellation. i'm a monster. i'm taking a leave of absence. i may transfer. does anybody else need anything else here? what can i do to keep the mob from coming after me? he's more terrified of being ostracized than he is of a racist -- rapist -- i keep he's mixing those words. one last note. i must have read the same story julie

>> greg: yeah.'s that -- i'll take it. there's that golden rule again, whatever the dems accuse you of you can bet they're already doing it. also shows biden really didn't care about americans paying for more for gas to him it's about politics because at this race his party's going to lose more seats than a patio furniture store during a category 5. but if the republicans had done this perhaps the media might care. this enthere's that chrome domed gram lin, alejandro mayorkas opposes using the term alien because he looks like one. true, are we sure he's not from outer space? i bet his wife's name is mindy. thank you. that's right in our audiences wheel house, sit-coms from the 70s. in a bombshell revelation, mayorkas own staff a report of agent whipping migrants was false before he went to the white house but he went ahead anyway and smeared his own agents as racist just hours before he was told the officer were innocent he said this. >> our entire nation saw horrifying images that do not reflect wh

it >> greg: if a talks than she not a. spin on what? >> greg: that's what my grandmother said.should probably move on, this went south quickly. >> tyrus: he did that great documentary studying pimps life. he was a for a second. >> rob: still get that yelled to me. that's a huge bitch. >> greg: michelle. >> michelle: yes. >> greg: i apologize, i think he has to cover for the other guys. >> michelle: here's a sentence that gave them cover, we want to emphasize that we do not know if these emails are false. they say that in there, but then they go along to say just that our experience makes us deeply suspicious that the russian government played a significant role in this case and so there you go. on the one hand they went out of their way as you said to label the letter and 50 people talking about russian disinformation. but we are not saying that it is, but by gosh you shall believe us, because we have so much credibility. it's just ridiculous. i mean, what -- >> rob: i did not say that we were lost, i said that we have all of the earmarks that you win in the wrong direction. >>

greg: no, stop it.'t need any mercy applause. this isn't the daily show. but if you bring in the possibility of election malfeasance you're accused of playing into the big lie. of course the only big lie turned out to be that kamala harris was fit to hold any office other than regional manager of am way sales in northern california. and now, sensing defeat, what are the dems doing? they're saying that if they lose it's because in the election was stolen. and how do you figure that? making sure the people voting are who they say they are? that seems like a good thing. that's why they verify i'm greg gutfeld when i order my thongs off craig's list. slightly used. >> ew. >> greg: too bad the media hasn't called out the dems on their hypocrisy but they won't. same reason the buccaneers won't tell tom brady to be with his wife because he's on their team. so now they're telling you the election is already already corrupt before the voting starts, they aren't waiting bore the fake dossier. check out this hypoc

>> greg:. >> greg: she hates you >> kat: thanks. then >> greg: you winced at me. >> tyrus: because am i taking crazy pills. we 1,000 percent know who was out watching porn and got caught. the pope. he was watching. and then they caught him. he blamed it on someone else. all of a sudden it's a mobile phone and we're going to get to the bottom of this. appear the other side of this, if you're a nun and priest and watching porn on the internet you're not a nun or a priest anymore. >> greg: don't go away we'll be right back. help me. ... ... >> out of time. thanks to our studio audience and guests. i'm greg gutfeld and i love you america! thank you, greg. good evening, everyone. welcome to america's late news. "fox news @ night." i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. breaking tonight, new polling shows democrats could take a major midterm hit over the economy, especially with core democratic voting blocks like hispanics. our political panel will debate that. in the wake of today's gdp numbers, president biden thinks the economy is booming

i'm greg gutfeld, and i love you, america. >> trace: thank you, greg.america's late news, "fox news @ night." i am trace gallagher in los angeles. breaking tonight: two weeks to the midterms and there are new signs democrats are moving away from issues like abortion and instead attacking what they love to refer to as the maga crowd, saying that the mega magas will tank the economy. the political panel weighs in

>> greg: put that in there. or more liberal than ever and men aren't, how does that work in the dating scene? >> it's nice to finally meet you in person. i'm curious because your profile was a bit vague, how do you feel about feel about trump. >> trump 20204! >> he's the worst, i hate him. >> that is great to hear, it's hard to find an impressive man these days. >> she's serious. >> and joe biden is so cool and a strong. >> exactly. i just want someone who cares about transracial climate vaccine equality, what are some of your priorities? >> don't say sex. sex education for kindergartners. >> so important! >> i can't believe she's buying this. >> do you want to get out of here? >> let me grab my hat. wrong hat again. >> i can't even look at you. [cheers and applause] >> greg: isn't that the truth? guys really don't care about the politics in a relationship, they will put up with that unless it goes too far, if you are in antifa but there is good looking people in antifa so that would never be a problem. >> i thi

[laughter] exactly. >> greg: charlie is like, yeah, totally get that. >> greg: i've been thinking, why private stuff? why can't you do it like you are buying a car or i don't know, i don't have any other analogies. i just ran out. >> lee: when you get those kids involved, fighting over stuff. it gets nasty inside the courts, but it would be even worse if you said, all right, just fight it out amongst yourselves. >> greg: go to a park with those civil war reenactors. >> lee: i would say i don't want to see a judge deciding on their own some new precedent on this stuff. and they are not -- you know, through the ranks there are so many people to get appointed and many people are in there forever, just let the state legislature tried to decide this stuff, let the people decide what they want. if they want to change the definition to allow charlie to get married to 14 other people, like that's not something for some judge in some court. at something the people to decide. >> greg: but how do they decide? lydia, how do they decide? i don't know. >> lydia: i feel like i'm in law school and i n

>> greg: exactly.ng. >> greg: your private life is all over the web and it's disgusting. >> kat: actually it isn't. do you think i would be sitting right here? >> greg: i don't even know what that means. >> kat: i don't know. are you guys okay. >> greg: we've got to move on. my favorite topic. coming up, donna's face is so off-kilter fans are praying that it's a filter - [narrator] if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can qualify you for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee, even if you got ppp. and all it takes is eight minutes to find out. then we'll work with you to fill out your forms and submit the application. that easy. getrefunds.com has helped businesses like yours claim over $1 billion in payroll tax refunds. but it's only available for a limited time. go to getrefunds.com powered by innovation refunds. (bridget vo) with thyroid eye disease... i hid from the camera. and i wanted to hide from the world. for years, i thought my t.e.d was beyond h

diana lovejoy's husband, greg mulvihill. >> he said that his friend greg mulvihill had been shot andstance immediately. >> 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 combed 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 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 claimed to have documents that greg would want to see. greg got the impression it was evidence that could be used against hi

>> greg: oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.een my videos. >> emily: first of all president biden does not get to say hella, he does not. he will never be that cool. here's the thing about him munching on that ice cream cone. someone owns that franchise, that shop, and when he's eating that, we talk about inflation, what goes into ice cream, eggs right now up over 30%, milk up over 15%, utility gas in the 30s, rent almost seven percent, as he geefully eats that everything that went into that has been hit hard and if refuses to believe this is bidden's america as he munches on ice cream. that's why they've referenced that disconnect, everyone sees it they're just afraid to say it. >> greg: way to tease the next segment. >> charles: thank you. if you wonder why. >> tyrus: i was. i don't have my charles payne suit game on but i would like to say ice cream's up 13%. so that's just as nine. forget all that, the numbers and everything else, what bothered me the most because i still don't get it, when you watched that video what he cam

>> greg: i have a leak in my left side. >> kat: that's been going on for months. >> greg: it makes mek like i'm always crying. the new hate speech is misinformation. every time i hear so many talk about the necessity to curb misinformation, i believe they are saying greg, shut up. >> kat: the reason you're against hate speech laws is because the government gets to decide what hate speeches and misinformation loss, the government gets to decide what misinformation is. the government shouldn't have any impact on it at all. sorry about your eye. >> greg: it's okay. you have any other opinions? >> kat: a lot of criticism is happening because everyone is melting down but i love a good meltdown. i being completely serious. we have been for a reason as humans. they show you that whatever you're melting down about is something that you value. it's a chance to take a step back. what i am putting into this, is it worth what i'm getting out? you have to remember it's a website. may be relaxed. >> greg: the people melting down are the people should need twitter. 99% of america is not on twitter.

greg gutfeld and all the fun guys and gals there will take it from here. ♪ ♪ >> greg: someone put a bellthat guy before we lose him. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> greg: oh, yeah. happy thursday, everyone. all right, to the big news of the day, liz truss has resigned, which raises the question, who? just kidding. it's time once again to cover the news that no one else will. >> if it happens up there, we report down here. you're watching gazumba gate can take 2023. week five. >> greg: yes, week five. it's a story that allowed us to lift and separate the truth from fiction. week five of our exclusive never ending and perhaps overwrought and totally unnecessary coverage of the canadian high school shop teacher with propers speak i can breasts the size of trinidad and tow bag 0. now we're going to get to the bottom of that top if it's the last thing i do. but without me doing any actual reporting because that would be ridiculous. so how about a recap, person in charge of recapping. according to the toronto sun, she, was once a he, began identifying as female last year and started wearing massive

>> greg: yes!t say no to anything. this seems like a perfect thing you can do. >> it would be the same, i'm going to have to sit with my original plan. >> which is? >> to have him cremated and tattooed on my body. it's my cat, my body, my decision. >> i respect your decision. >> the more people tell me not to do it the more sure i am. he just went to the cardiologist yesterday except for when my dad i told him what i was doing and he left for five straight minutes. >> greg: up next >> a story in five words. ♪ ♪ >> greg: a story in five words, woman eats a live crab. jamie, they pour spices and alcohol over the dish to season it and then people eat this and make tiktok videos. would you do this? >> this makes me so uncomfortable and she's at a restaurant. why don't you go to a beach? >> greg: yes! >> cut out the middleman. >> greg: avoiding the sand. >> i hate listening to people need to and doubly mad. better to eat live crabs than to get crabs. [applause] but i also think somebody should make a ti

>> greg: it is. i followed that. >> greg, i'll be putting on a dress immediately after this show. >> and i wouldn't hit you. >> well-played. >> greg: you act like it's the first time you've done that. the bigger problem with this that i find, tulsi, every time somebody like him with power and authority and wealth succumbs to pressure, makes it harder for other people to fight wokeness that don't have -- like if he just says i'm not going to apologize, that means it's easier for everybody else not to apologize. >> yeah. first of all, when i read the article, i was like yeah, of course i wouldn't wear a dress if i was playing football. how is that like this is practical reality, right? >> yeah, right. >> you're right. that is the bigger point here. when people are in positions of wealth and power and influence kowtow to the cancel culture and the political correct wokeness, then it has the effect of causing a lot of other people who are worried about losing their jobs, worried how they will pay the ren

>> 14. >> greg: jesse in. >> jesse: 11. >> greg: geraldo? >> geraldo: 11. >> greg: judge?t's 14 it's going to be long. [laughter] >> judge jeanine: is there only what's there? there were four there. >> greg: the answer is three because he knocked one off. >> geraldo: never change your answer. >> judge jeanine: i would have won. >> greg: would have won a car. >> dana: and trip to kenya. >> greg: where barack obama eats dogs. >> jesse: that was indonesia. u.s. 2022 mullet champion has been crowned. the lord of the drapes. that's not it. there it is. >> geraldo: how about mine? >> jesse: feather lethal locks five years. looking to grow a multi-yourself. remember the wise words from the champ yourself. you don't choose the mullet, the mullet chooses you. hillary clinton claims the republicans are stealing the 2024 election. >> greg: amazing. >> geraldo: well, well, well. >> judge jeanine: geraldo? >> geraldo: my puppy everyone saw as a puppy here has grown. 8 months old now. he thinks he is a lap dog. >> dana: beautiful. has a beautiful face. >> geraldo: 80 pounds last week. >

>> greg: thank you. >> judge jeanine: okay, go ahead. >> greg: judge says go ahead. >> dana: floridagoing viral. >> pledge of allegiance to the flag. >> dana: she didn't know they say the pledge of allegiance. then they all spin around beforehand before dinner. [laughter] >> turns around. [laughter] oh, yeah. that's the best. watch that a few times today. they were just giving her a prank. also, i got a little event to announce. kyle jennings and friends national story tellers taking place friday december 9th. kalamazoo in michigan featuring songwriters. kyle jennings and i'm going to emcee this thing. i love country music as you know. ticketmaster. benefits the michigan cancer center and being presented by north point bank please come see us in kalamazoo. all right, pierce, you are up. >> piers: i'm onto the shameless plug. new york help boost the ratings of "the five." >> dana: we need that. >> piers: number one, i'm very happy tore here each if you are not. my show piers morgan uncensored if you were ever wondering the latest installment has probably the most controversial polariz

>> greg: they have a net, come on. >> jesse: soccer is a net. >> greg: exactly. >> judge jeanine: given "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ roster ever created. ♪ it's subway's biggest refresh yet! . >> dana: time now for one more thing. we talked about the guy to caught the amazing home run by aaron judge. but what do you do when you catch a home run ball and you are a dog. do you keep it or sell it? >> they had bark and this golden retriever got the ball his name is renegade. he doesn't want to give it to up to his owner chris holland who plans on putting it dog slobber and all on the mantel. i don't know if they are going to sell it for $2 million, however. >> greg: all right, tonight, what a special episode of gutfeld we have for you. do you know who is going to be on? a judge. a judge named jeanine pirro. we have a first timer bret bello v.i.p. tonight at 11:00 p.m. that's all you got? >> greg: i had a long animals are great. >> judge jeanine: no one boards a flight expecting to receive a shutout. it sure made this woman's day. >> i would like to have a special welcome special guest f

>> greg: it's the best.t." >> jesse: dana perino, you would think if you made a mistake so big like defund the police that has gotten people killed, you might want to attack back a little to the center. >> dana: i think people are taking this "don't apologize for anything" a little too far. why couldn't she have said something like "i believe police need to be reformed, i think budgets can be redone, and i understand that some people don't like that language, but i believe in the principle of changing police," you can figure out a way to help a brother out or your sisters out, like telling you from the beginning you needed to do something, that was two years ago. now the democrats, whether they like it or not, they own it. the monmouth poll they just came out is what should probably scare them the most fearful of the number two issue is now crime and the number five issue is abortion. people will come out and vote because they want to be seen. >> jesse: i give demoted don lemon credit, janine, for asking tha

greg, no one is against helping students get left behind. >> greg: i am.he reason. >> greg: it is no surprise decline in literacy is coinciding with this equity crusade. because equity is not about giving everybody a leg up but making from above as kamala harris said, everybody will end up in the same place. that is what she says so if jack can't read, it is better to make sure jill does not read much better than he does. that is equity, the opposite of opportunity and you see this everywhere. getting rid of grading scales, honors classes, extra credit and some people not looking at s.a.t.s anymore. it is because those things reveal any quality and outcomes, right, that which is the essence of freedom. people are free enough to exercise their individual differences. there was going to be different outcomes, right? any time you try to flatten that thing down, which is equity, that is an attack on freedom. it is in human. so you will see people get worse and worse scores because -- >> dana: glenn youngkin running his biggest applause line and i will make sur

greg, dominic, they are still going at it, should we wait? >> greg: no. >> bret: thanks, greg. on the rise again all across the country. what does this mean for president biden and democrats in the midterms. we will take a look. pro-life georgia senate candidate herschel walker says a report he paid for a girlfriend's abortion is a lie. the fallout in georgia the day after that report and elon musk may be buying twitter after all. twitter stocks soars on that news

california is still too much for him. >> harold: greg? >> greg: i have two points to make.ut his house, it has 20 bathrooms. that is 17 too many. i am saying that if someone who is lactose intolerant. i need a bathroom at least every 40 yards. >> martha: thanks for sharing. >> greg: it gets worse, my thigh. this is what happened yesterday on the way and peered i feel complete sympathy for these oregonians because there is a small selective people running the state, and their progressive agenda is making life less safe. it would be worse if new york split in half. who would go where? it's such a great experiment. the real test in a blue/red split, what happens when the red half lowers state taxes while bolstering a law enforcement eliminating homelessness, by abandoning like outside urban camping or whatever you do. the blue will then move to the red. they will be like migrants coming from venezuela to america. i don't know why we don't try this experiment. because it is impossible. would you like to hear more about my bathrooms? >> martha: not really. >> harold: marky mark,

memories matter right, greg? >> greg: what did you just say? who are you again?: who did you want to be at the circus? >> greg: ride an ample and trample the audience on an elephant. >> judge jeanine: you constituent sit on it. i rode on a camel. >> jesse: i would have shot you out of a cannon instead. >> greg: was that a photo op. those cats? >> dana: that's it for us, thank goodness. "special report" is up next. >> bret: favorite runs are when you are trying to fill the top of the hour. those best. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight with less than two weeks to go until election day, president biden is trying to convince americans his party has a better deal -- better plan, rather, to deal with skyrocketing inflation and prices. and he says the economy is strong. this comes as he receives mixed economic news. the company did grow from july through september. but there is increasing concern about interest rates that have reached a 20-year high and als

, you can say it's not me. >> greg: that's what mark zuckerberg did. bridesmaid that could not travel to the wedding because of covid and she hologram to. >> greg: i think you jump to that, jessica. >> jessica: that sounds cool. dana, you can hologram percy. >> dana: if he could be here, that would be great. i don't know, i'm old fashion and i don't like it. i don't even like "star trek" when it was on when i was a kid. >> greg: i love that sound. >> dana: i know i will get hate mail for it, but i cannot get into it. >> greg: too cerebral. [laughter] >> dana: it went over my head. >> greg: every episode has a moral dilemma. i cannot understand half of it. >> jessica: okay, speed 24 is up next. ♪ ♪ this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. [ marcia ] my dental health was not good. i had periodontal disease, and i just didn't feel well. but then i found clea

. >> dana: greg, none of these politicians are willing to make a course correction. >> greg: i wouldt assume go to beirut or somewhere to tell us get done at kids to stop swearing on a bus. because right now there is no thing more frightening than a group of teens on their own. because all standards have been reduced. it's a broken window effect and were watching it happen right now. we were told that was deeply racist. the hierarchy has changed. the champions of tolerance one away, when women were getting assaulted and beaten and murdered, the feminists took a breather. and that's because they cannot define the religion of social justice. that's the hierarchy now, it puts the right to criminals above everyone else. we can't talk about an increased police presence because it upsets the feelings of minorities. that's an argument. that's on-call and dumb at college campuses, that's why they reduce security. because they don't want to upset persons of color. but when they like to have a police presence? it's not just crime that's a bit weird crime. where the green goblins? what happened

we can all agree on that. >> greg: equity.ample, the consequences are these points. >> jessica: no. the consequences of this are that these are real issues for people. just belittling them is frankly what you accuse us of doing, saying it doesn't matter that you think this pronoun stuff is silly. i don't know why talking about your cities being ravaged, there's been a change in the senate races in pennsylvania and wisconsin on the basis of crime because republicans are fearmongering about what those seats are going to look like. >> sandra: you don't have to fearmongering. people are living through this. the dark message that they would have to embrace would be that the u.s. stock market is down. lowest level since 2020. inflation at a 40 year high. gas prices up more than $0.30 and going higher. you have gdp down multiple quarters in a row, in a recession. why aren't democrats focusing on what really matters. poll after poll, the top concern is the economy, inflation, pocketbook issues. i don't know the last time i heard a dem

greg supers were invented. until the 19 that is been to the story about it's true. they used to have -- there used to be a little thing like here levi strauss just have one right there but they called a rivet? until his grandson went to a campfire when dane stood up and no more rivets that was it. look it up people. greg: that was riveting, thank you. cat, here's a question i want to ask you. i think you'll answer this. a they found theba genes abandon n a coal mine. why would someone abandon their genes? because they pooped in them. who takes up their jeans at work? but not having orgies in the coal mine. this gene has 200-year-old feces in it. >> you thought i would love t be asked that question? you've known me for how long? geez.r okaysl and what you want? >> thank you.. tyrus?ne >> i do wonder what happened i didn't write that down my mind did not go there. they were found in the mind what happened there? [laughter] quick sometimes you findomet a g chunk of gold you take thesek of write down. o [laughter]

yeah. >> greg: a lot of pricks there.did you? >> dana: i have never been. this is the plas family. i met them new restaurant called marcy. we went to the sugar creamery. saw this little cow. you like him very much? and this place you could go and basically you self-checkout. like on the honor system. we were definitely not in new york. it was a beautiful, beautiful place. and i was really glad to be there. this visited the olympic center which is unique. >> jesse: we have self-checkout too. >> greg: that's what key call it. >> dana: as cvs. >> greg: judge? >> judge jeanine: pirro's poodles. ♪ >> judge jeanine: all right. red, pet, stella, get your butts in this house. okay. halloween is in full swing at the pirro house. check out red, ted and stella in their matching costumes. here is ted in the hat. he refused to look at me. he bent his head down and there they are all in the same direction. and so that's my halloween costume. aren't they beautiful? >> greg: beautiful. jesse, what do you have? >> jesse: action packed wat

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you're paying $45 more per month on your utilities because of greg abbott.hat is the abbott tax in texas. we got an answer to that. one, after we win the election, we weatherize every part of the grid. two, we connect our grid with the national grid, so we can draw power when we need it. three, for those who took $11 billion from us in our moment of need, when we were suffering and dying, we are going to take those pastors to court and get every -- bastards to court and get every single penny back for the people of texas. we will bring down the utility bills as a result. the last number i want to give you, that is the number eight. that's how many years this guy, greg abbott, has been serving in the highest position of public trust in this state. for those of you who watched or listened it to the debate on friday night, he would blame anybody, but himself. the problems in our state, if you would listen to him, are all joe biden's fault. or this guy, even though i have not been governor for any years over the last eight years, if you think about the challenge

i'm just going to repeat what greg said.st more ground in the last 30 years -- in the last two years than in the last 30 years. our own schools are understaffed. you have billions of dollars. you can't even put air conditioning in, let alone create a safe environment during covid. i am disgusted with them all, with the elitists thinking i, the federation of teachers, need to go to europe to assess the russian's impact on children there. are there any children there? >> this would be like governor ron desantis went to puerto rico to assess the damage in puerto rico. why doesn't he just stay in this country and fix it. >> randy weingarden? >> yes, why is she in ukraine. it was an analogy. >> first of all, it is not just democrats in ukraine, they're hosting a number of -- what we're doing, most of what we're doing is for republicans. the invitation came from the ukrainian teachers union. >> do you go to every party you're invited to? >> no. >> are ukrainian teachers. >> can i finish? let me finish the sentence. i think a video

greg legans ktvu fox two news. greg thank you. registered nurses in oakland and berkeley are expected to begin a five day strike tomorrow. nurses from sutter alta bates medical center, say the hospital has not dealt with what they call persistent patient care problems , including workplace violence and high turnover rates. spokesperson for center says they've had several bargaining sessions and believe the best way to reach a fair deal is to keep negotiating. hundreds came out this morning for the 30th annual lafayette rez ryan for education. organizers say it's lafayette's most popular family event of the year. runners walkers, stroller pushers and people would dogs made their way from the lafayette reservoir to downtown. there was a five k and 10-k and two mile events. participants raised money for lafayette. schools continue to tax on ukraine's power grid by russian forces has plunged large parts of the country into darkness. still ahead. they're growing concerns as temperatures continue to drop. it's gonna be cool tonight of f

>> beto o'rourke is challenging craig -- greg abbott in elections. mr. beto o'rourke, mention the school shooting in uvalde as he talked about his decision to run for governor. >> you guys are beautiful. thank you for being here. i'm going to introduce, some of our elected members. i will posit it. judge any brown. -- andy brown. singer sarah eckhart. wendy davis. running for hd 50 what here in texas county. [applause] george marlys. and judge ishmael garcia. i'm going to pause. ♪ now we are ready. i am the state representative in travis county and i am the chair of the women's health caucus, where along with wendy davis, we have a been fighting this bullshit for years. [applause] i came of age before roe v. wade, many of you have no nothing but the protection of roe v. wade, i came of age before roe v. wade. i know what it was like when women did not have autonomy over their own body, able to make their own choices, be able to pursue education and employment opportunities and be equal participants in society. abbott, and the republican-controlled legisl

gun violence in our schools, greg abbott. has been in office for eight years, he owns it. and i will make sure that every texas voter, democrat, independent, republican alike know that. and understand that they have a choice and an alternative, and better path forward in november. >> immigration? the national news is talking about what governor desantis, and governor abbott have been doing together in tandem shipping migrants, asylum seekers, two points north, in many cases not being truthful with them about where they are going and what awaits them. is that galvanizing texas voters? busing is something that is happening here in the state. this is a different kind of busing. does it strike the ire of texas voters the same way that it does other voters in the rest of the country? >> all of us to a person in the state are so deeply frustrated at how broken our immigration system is. and the president and, congress will have the power to do something, they must get that done because for as long as they don't, this gets used as p

be better. >> greg: take a look at greg's security footage.s little cat burglars in the this when it breaks into the house that there is a security camera. it knows like any burglar knows you have got to disable the camera before you steal things and then what happens? it goes and checks -- gets what he needs and then where is he? come on, come back here. [laughter] this is why i asked in the break. >> dana: what's he do? >> greg: pointless. >> greg: i asked them don't edit it. >> judge jeanine: that's it for us. "special report" is up next. hey, bret, are you there? >> bret: can we help in any way down here? can we do some editing or something? >> judge jeanine: thank you though. >> bret: thanks, judge. >> judge jeanine: bye. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight president biden is releasing another 15 million barrels of oil from the petroleum sphreej reserve that comes less than three weeks from the election that can potentially strip his party of congressional control of not only one but two chambers

all that and then some, greg!also gives you access to heart health reports and automatic ekg sharing. what next? let's get some fresh air. been cooped up for too long. yeah... ♪♪ kardia mobile card is available for just $99. get yours at kardia.com or amazon. -- we have just gotten a brand-new filing from the justice department tonight just within the last couple of hours in the mar-a-lago documents scandal. the doj is once again going to the 11th circuit court of appeals, this same court that allowed the department to access the 100 or so documents seized from mar-a-lago. the justice department is now asking for expedited access to the thousands of other documents that trump's world away. some 11,000 of them. in tonight's filing, the doj says that because they are still unable to look at these thousands of other government documents, the doj's broader investigation is compromised. here's what they say specifically about why the department needs access and pronto to those documents. those records, quote, may shed

>> greg: determined by the phase of the moon.sting. >> judge jeanine: that one is disgusting. >> dana: everyone gets crabs. >> greg: everyone gets crabs. >> dana: hungry moose getting a head start on halloween shows up and thinks oh, all you can see jack lantern buffet. home's owner says he spent over $100 on pumpkins, they keep getting eaten by his greedy neighbors. but they have been conditioned. now they know where to go for their fiber. >> jesse: fiber. >> greg: offs hout of his our g. >> crying contest. >> every time the d howls the by stops. i'm not sure if the dog is sympathizing with the baby. when the dog howls the baby stops. >> greg: do a whole hour on this on "special report." [laughter] >> jesse: i don't want crab orgies in australia but i do have jack lantern tail pipes. look at that dan balls is going to do a deep dive on the post. that's what they do. they drag race all over the place. pretty cool looking. tonight on "jesse watters primetime," we have senator ted cruz, we have jason whitlock and we have dan bongin

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su. >> greg: i surprised. really? k yes.now! yes, i know yo u thinitk yet, but radical left t it is like an achievement ofhae the radical left that now we live in a world where young people believe the police arerii nalsmore harmful than criminals. that is something that you tryor to push into society in order to destroy it. >> yes, but it's notat peopl son that people actually believe.li, >> i think that's something people pretend to believe. that cops are actually a threatr to their life. feom top ty is full of fear from top to bottom , but it's not actually fear of cops norlla fear of the racist or the . it's being fear of being called a racist. being ostracized. it's fear of being ostracized.wt so the kid thatet wrote thats gn letter, he talks about, he's going to the greatest pos lengths possible self flagellationsibl . i'm a monster. i'm taking a leave of absence.yf i may transfer. does anybody else need anything else here? what can i do tomob keep the mob from coming after me?d of he's more terrified of being ostracized t

greg. >> greg: all right. another great show i have emily compagno.ate news. the wife is away why don't i make phone calls. you wouldn't believe showed up. 11:00 at night. took her sweet time. check her out. what? you are not going to roll it? hello. business. you know, there are certain kinds of escort services where you get a whole bunch of things and in this case i got exactly what i wanted in a tiny little package. we had the time of our lives. >> dana: how do they do that? >> greg: i don't know how we do. i'm not going to get into it right now. >> judge jeanine: that's adorable. >> dana: ladies, listen up. this has been all of us at one point. a gal tsa, got her cowboy boots on and might get cowboy boots it's impossible to get -- you have to have help to get the cowboy boots off. i you got to think ahead going to the airport. maybe carry the boots. >> judge jeanine: lucky guy. this happened -- everybody knows somebody that this has happened. to say there you go. judge, your turn. >> you know what? ginger rogers is famous for saying i can do anyth

go ahead. >> greg abbott also pointed out that democratic mayors in el paso and democratic leaders incities in texas have done the exact same thing bussing migrants to different places -- >> not the same thing. >> it's the same thing. here's the thing. when you have people like beto o'rourke and our vice-president kamala harris who think our border is secure, that's what we have a problem because it's not secure, and fortunately for the people of texas, abbott wants to do more to secure the border but also to keep his state safe. >> that's not what he's doing. he's wasting taxpayer r money. >> what's beautiful l about thi is i know the two of you a are frieiends. if we were in ththe green room, the conversation would go on. ladies, it's so nice to see both of you. >> thanks laura. >> we'll be right back. ine or p. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms develop or worsen. serious allergic reaction may occur. best move i've ever made. ask your dermatologist about cosentyx®. peaceful state. full plate. wait, are you my blind date? dancing crew. trip for two. nail the final int

joining me is nancy thompson, the founder of mothers against greg abbott. so much for being here. >> thank you. >> i was mentioning earlier we did a good color story together. you started this organization. what prompted it? >> i just broke. i have no other explanation for that, that moment in motherhood when you're trying so hard to keep your family alive and healthy. and then you have a governor that's actively working against you. and i have never experienced that before in my life and i was just done. that day, i had enough. i was broken and i thought, i have nothing left to lose. >> what do you think governor abbott has done wrong? >> so many things. he really has been going after everything that is important to texas families. i mean, from gun safety, attacks on public education, attacks on women and their personal freedom and rights, and then they are not taking climate change seriously, and we have a really serious drought in texas this year. so a combination of all kinds of things. i mean, even including increasing the minimum wage, especially for

all that and then some, greg!dia also gives you access to heart health reports and automatic ekg sharing. what next? let's get some fresh air. been cooped up for too long. yeah... ♪ kardia mobile card is available for just $99. get yours at kardia.com or amazon. maria: welcome back, two people dead and six others hurt after a stabbing rampage af outside of a las vegas casino. cheryl casone he with the stories, the stories go on and on, crime across the country we are doing stories every day like this one, this was recent happening overnight 32-year-old charged with two counts of murder, six counts of attempted murder with a deadly weapon, this happened near the wynn hotel just before noon they recovered a large kitchen knife which they believe was used in the attack, some of the victims or showgirls who were taking pictures with tourist, human rights campaigners in russia, ukraine and belarus winning this year's nobel peace prize, the first winner human rights activist who helped spark the democracy movement that

someone like greg aaliyah, a graduated of u.s.eagle scout, husband to beautiful wife, father to newborn son. he responded. greg didn't make it home at the end of that shift, he was shot and killed investigating what others consider a routine police call. the story could have ended there, his wife kasi did not let it happen, she did what should of us could never do, offer words of forgiveness on the man who killed her husband, he was sentence to life without parole, and kasi made her life a positive connection. >> some good too. kasi started a nonprofit called serve and connection, hosted a special grocery packing events at a walmart not far from where her husband was killed, an 1. they got help. joining us now a really special person. doing her best to serve the same community her late husband greg served, kasi thank you so much for joininjoining us. tell us about the grocery packing event. >> thank you, trey. a joy to be back with you. a joy to share about this amazing events. it was a beautiful day. sun was shining, we had polic

you play that clip from greg. think the nominal gdp growing as fast as it has been has been a tailwind for credit they you don't normally have this in the psych -- at this point in the cycle. you have high gdp numbers. the question is what if not all gdp slows as rates go up? lisa: that's the issue i guess certain people have been gaming out including you, vishy, correct? vishwanath: yes. i agree with rob that not only -- i agree with greg not only because he used to be my boss several years ago but i think the point greg makes is valid. the higher -- the markets have priced in the bond market, the credit markets largely priced in rate moment and perhaps even if there is an incrementally higher rates to come, the delta, the change is not a whole lot but to expectations of significant slowdown, whether or not there is an actual recession, that aspect is only now beginning to get priced, not fully priced in. in that sense, i agree with the thesis. lisa: meghan, this is the person who is seeing it on the ground, you,