[cheers] >> greg: and now it's time for greg's pride month news. of peacocks. pride hanging out on an sprawlian lawn. we also have some peacocks showing off their feathers. ha ha ha ha. look at that! check out that peacock. >> dana: all right. great crowd. before you start chanting i do want to just say thanks for my one more thing i want to say thank you, everybody, for coming. the jersey shore is a special place. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> dana: thank you so much. i just want to also show you this. it wouldn't be summer without a dog surfing competition. check this out. i believe it was in florida. there we go. and these dogs really know how to get in the spirit of summer. they will never need torpedo rescued by brian because they know how to swim. all right, jesse? >> jesse: it's happy national doughnut day, everybody. and. >> oh, yeah. >> we went to muller's in bay head. [cheers] mull letters very popular peanut butter and bacon glaze doughnut and this is going to be all for me. >> dana: let's see it. is it good? >> jesse: delicious. >

greg, you let me drown. that's okay. >> greg: hey, i have a question.ersity. no plus size lifeguards. have you noticed this? >> i was actually thinner in my younger years. i'm putting on some pounds. >> greg: i noticed that. >> it is awesome you guys are up here. >> dana: how many times of years when you have to do one of these torpedoes? >> last year 590. >> judge jeanine: what? >> dana: need to learn how to swim. >> judge jeanine: so how many lifeguards you have here? >> about 100, a little over 100. 15 lifeguard stands. this is one of the easiest beaches of the jersey shore, we are very crowded and very busy. >> judge jeanine: wow. >> jesse: jeanine, he is not going to give you mouth-to-mouth. >> judge jeanine: stop it, jesse! i've got harold who saved me. >> greg: who decides who to save? like you were all at the beach, you see somebody out there, is there a taking turns thing? >> and welcome if you are sitting with your partner you would identify someone who is in trouble. >> greg: what if you're having lunch? >> during lunch break, somebody goes,

diana lovejoy's husband, greg mulvihill. >> he said his friend greg mulvihill had been shot and theyeeded assistance immediately. >> ernst learn when the first officer got to the syncope found greg and 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 the back. >> while greg was rushed to the hospital, a s.w.a.t. team come the hillside where he had been shot. did they find the shooter? >> no. vanished. >> sergeant ernst heard a detail that was curious. when the 911 call about the shooting came in, the situation immediately ring a bell with the dispatchers. >> greg mulvihill called the dispatchers earlier in the evening to ask advice. he received a phone call from an when a person stating 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. he got the impression it was evidence that could be used against him in his custody battle against diana. the man said h

>> greg: yes!e! i agree! stop it! happy monday, everyone. today jury selection began at hunter biden's glenmore trail and as a welcoming gift of those selected were given if we dined back. [laughter] to make sure it's a jury of his peers we're looking for people were given phony jobs in ukraine, smoke crack in a sensory deprivation tank, had sex with another family member's wife while impregnating a stripper. safari found one. possible witnesses include boulevard and's widow, callie biden, hunter biden's ex-wife kathleen and the gun store clerk in delaware. or as hunter calls it, his dream for some. [laughter] like colors no picture for that guy. over the weekend president biden what seems likely with hunter in delaware. as part of his new workout program called "not dying." [laughter] thank you. i had to work hard to get one out of you. [laughter] i wonder if they're going to like these. mexico is officially elected the first ever female president. [applause] i know. yeah, like you care. [laughter

[laughter] [cheering and applause] >> greg: thank you. >> greg: there was a chinese ego.d do that. >> you give pictures of yourself to other people for christmas. >> greg: that is a joke about my ego. >> okay. i honestly -- i don't think it really is -- i read about this in my new book limit -- people thank elaine and can be really hard for people to get out of that lane or even consider anything from any -- you don't want to listen to anybody else or any other opinions. but i think thing about stuff that's unprecedented like what happened here in new york with a conviction, and president elisa moore and precedented. i think when something because people do pension more but i feel people have also made a lot of money i think of him saying these things. and is this, trump's lack. people have families and expect them to see those things in my getting can also lead to people not wanting to consider something else than what they found has made a successful. >> greg: i do think some of them drive -- >> is also definitely true in some instances. >> greg: we've got to move on. u

so, greg. >> greg: yes?c vehicle? >> greg: i think these people are a bunch of whiners. they need to market this better as a luxury option. the first electric mobile sana. bring your towel, sweat out the toxins from last nights blow out, make it a big deal, tack on ten grand, no one will know the difference. i worry about jesse's driver. who is going to share the bottle of water? will he demanded water from the driver? will the driver even survive? i think the problem know mike bigger problem is where do we get all the electricity when ai explodes? we are going to need three or four times the amount of electricity. we don't have the grids. some states won't even have ai. i think the answer begins with a n. not that, jesse! nuclear. nuclear. because there is no way we're going to compete with china without nuclear. they are building reactors left and right and center. >> kevin: i could not agree more on nuclear. and actually congress has passed some new legislation to hopefully encourage that process -- >> gr

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. ♪ ♪ >> greg: hi. greg gutfeld along with judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., jesse watters, and dana perino. "the five." ♪ ♪ the white house attacking republicans after "the wall street journal" dropped a bomb on the crazy old coot in chief. behind closed doors, biden shows signs of slipping. it's got 45 sources, both democrat and republican, who were in the room for biden's private meetings with congressional leaders. joe needs no cards to make obvious points, pauses for extended periods, and closes his eyes for so long that people think he's checked out. but you don't have to be behind closed doors to see the obvious. [overlapping reporter questions] >> playing politics with the w war? >> greg: oh, boy. the "time" magazine interview also chock-full of senior moments, bumbling biden was forgetting facts from the leaders of china and russia and then challenging the reporter to a fight when asked if he is too old. brawler biden saying "i can do it better than anybody you know. you are looking at me,

>> no. >> greg: that's all i've got. >> men don't menstruate. >> greg: it's 2024 of course they do.o in pride months. mimics and my husband feelings and someone else went all it's like he's not a stone call old sociopath what's going on at your house. >> greg: a betty cries when relatives die week. tyrus last name or the taker balls now you want to staff feelings i quit i've never seen a lonely alpha male we get picked up pretty quick are other half can be in charge of feelings for us so much easier when they tell us out of thelen just go okay. when she's around how are yourl feeling, i'm alright. we'll be right back. get the rest to be your best with non-habit forming zzzquil. ♪ ♪ cordless outdoor power, brings you the ego power+ string trimmer with powerload technology. feed the line, push the button and get back to work. ego, exclusively at lowe's, ace and ego authorized dealers. all these games on directv— and no satellite on the roof! think about this: blue jays, cardinals, orioles... what's missing? the andean condor? no, walnut-brain! pigeons! they'd rather name a team after

speed to wait, greg. >> greg: a man decomposing in real time. >> richard: wait a minute, greg, surveyed country, and they found the murder rate is down 26%, and the justice department also announced that they have indicted and convicted 500 gun traffickers -- go >> judge jeanine: i could do that in one county. >> richard: i know you are a good prosecutor, but hold on. the biden administration hired 3700 police officers. these are things the president and white house should be louder on because that is what young voters care about. and that is what the segment is about. >> judge jeanine: jesse, the truth is that americans don't feel it. but i want to go back to this. there are such desperation. they even brought in steven spielberg to help on the normandy speech. the cringe -- you know, the cringe content you get when the young people see joe biden, i mean, can you change that? >> jesse: yeah, so remember the other day when he was in france and he kinds of bends over like that? everyone i know under 40 texted me and said did you see joe biden poop his pants? it doesn't matter anymore wha

hi, greg.s 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ in the media is horrific migrant crimes like the illegal immigrant monster who raped a new york city 13-year-old in central park. just one of the millions of unvented biden newcomers. today the suspected child rapist showed his sorry face in court and tried to blame his drawing problem as the reason why he held a 13-year-old girl and boy at knife point with a machete style blade. and "the new york post" has just reported that he made a chilling confession. he told cops that he recorded the sickening attack. anyone with a heart beat would be disgusted. and it's no wonder why a majority of americans, including hispanics, fact trump's deportation policy. a propagandist like msnbc's joy reid think that it is just due to the fearmongering. >> here is the three cable networks reporting of the spirit our banner said, soon, biden announces legal protections. cnn said biden announces new protection for some undocumented spouses. here was fox'

. >> greg: why?now why. >> greg: that hurts. >> jesse: no, it is for dana. >> greg: tell me about it. you know what joe biden is? he is a debate proper. you know, he has holed up in a bunker with a gallon of gatorade mixed with adderall, he's got a ham radio. he's got a pantry full of creamed peas. he things outside the world is ending, mainly because of him, but going to come out -- he comes out once every four years to debate trump. that's the only thing he has to prepare for. no wonder he is going to do well. he hasn't prepared for anything else. the light goes yellow, he is going to think, does that mean i pee? goes red, time for a blood transfusion. these changes and restrictions make the questions all the more important. you are going to sit there and hear the questions, and you are going to know, did jake just shade that question to help joe or did he shade it to hurt trump? make no mistake, those two hosts despise trump. that is not an opinion. that is a fact, right? so i think that they need

. >> greg: before we get to new stories let's do this. >> ♪ ♪ greg slit leftovers. >> greg: it's leftovers i read the jokes we didn't use this weekend is always it's my first time reading them. if they suck we stuffed ground beef down joe machi and send them to the view asked mac has established rules to users deposed x-rated content the decision was made by his newest content executive. new york governor kathy hotel is pitching a plan for congestion driving charging drivers to enter the business district only forcing new yorkers to move unlike her face. transmitted fungal infection detected in nyc if that's the only thing it you get after visiting nyc you are doing great. to prevent shoplifting workers at tj maxx and marshalls ones are wearing body can shoppers are disappointed because it makes people find out a remote amazon tribe hooked on porn in unrelated news seashells are now accepted as payment for porn hub. the wall street journals says people are divided over whether it's okay to call without texting others report wanting people to reach out at all. very lonely alec baldwin unvei

>> greg: rubio's?r been. >> judge jeanine: my god you go to john wayne? w >> greg: i have my fish freshly caught and served to me. [ laughter ] >> jesse: served to you by who? by straight white men. >> greg: yes, thank you! >> jesse: up next, joe biden's brain is cooked in the media is banking on kamala harris to be s the democrats secret weapon. [ laughter ] [♪♪] hey. you seein' this? wait... where's the dish? there ain't one. you're tellin' me you can get directv — the good stuff — and you don't need a satellite dish? oh, i used to love doin' my business on those things! you're one sick pigeon. them dishes kept the rain off our beaks! we just have different priorities is all. satellite-free directv... never thought i'd see the day. well, our lifespans are quite short... stream directv without a satellite dish. i'm going to do this thing with my neck, just for a bit. ■ if you're happy and you know it, clap your hands. ■ ■if you're happy and you know it, ride your bike. ■ ■ if you're happy and you know

neil is back tomorrow at >> greg: greg gutfeld on the judge jeanine pirro, kennedy, jesse watters, and when she does a mike drop, it falls 2 inches. dana perino. "the five." ♪ ♪ mayorkas spinning like someone needs a talking point for tomorrow's cnn presidential debate. biden's dhs secretary at the border in arizona to do a victory lap of getting the record numbers down. but as always you can see through the b.s. just by opening your eyes, or by listening to the families whose loved ones a fallen victim to countless illegal immigrant criminals and those rapists and murderers aren't only the bad hombres coming in. cbs is reporting a guys from tajikistan were busted over plotting a terrorist attack and dhs fighting over 400 migrants brought here by a smuggling network link to isis. dozens of them are still unaccounted for, but mayorkas wants you to believe the vetting is aces. >> the safety and security of the american public is indeed our highest priority. we screen and fat individuals when we encounter them. >> the safety and security of the american people are our highest priority. we

greg? >> greg: always see great to see camels going toe to toe. pete hegseth number one book.gory's dangerous gang news. we have a lot of gang problems in america because they are coming from other countries. i'm talking about pink angels. check them out. they are out and they are loose. they are out on the roads. they are causing problems. they are flooding the streets. here they are just strutting their stuff. this is around the houston zoo. i almost said houseton. the cops are coming. they are making a break for it. getting out of there. getting out of there. those little freaks. >> judge jeanine: they are beautiful. >> greg: are they really? those are actually flamingos. >> judge jeanine: jesse? >> jesse: i would like to wish my dad steven waters a very happy father's day. we are getting ahead of things there. there he is in maine with jesse jr. reading god know what is that book is probably something from the 70s, great eagles fan we love you so much. >> judge jeanine: we love your dad. >> jesse: he taught me how to pack jeans when i go on a trip. >> greg: you would pack

>> greg: a double-edged sword. will never do anything to improve your bad looks so at college i feel like feeling good is better than looking good because looks are fleeting and how you feel about yourself and your mental health last value. >> greg: interesting. would you rather be miserable brad pitt were extremely happy danny devito. >> extremely happy danny that's where i grew up. i grew up in northern new jersey where your next meal as your eating your current meal north jersey knows what i'm talking about and that's a cycle that continues at the end of the day is more important to be happy as looks fade like guys always say and not the motto of essex county northern new jersey definitely not the way i grew up. >> greg: kate moss had another auto that said this cocaine is great although that might be appropriated. >> i did not make that up he ran into greenroom to get that but you felt good doing it at least. >> greg: we will be right back. i couldn't get my hair done. then psoriatic arthritis. cosentyx works o

i'm sorry. >> greg: it's a great point.e for showing up for choosing the jury pool which is very strange. but i have to go back. there's something about this but what they're getting them on that kind of bugs me. number 1, think about mass shooters. the young master uterus, they're not on weed, there are antidepressants. they're on adderall. how many people are guns on prescription drugs. >> you're going with adderall. >> through school shooter i'm not there with you. >> greg: you can make this argument about other drugs, is what i'm saying. >> or you can make the argument instead that it's not constitutional because the second amendment does not have an exception and it if you are addicted to something. >> greg: good. >> you can make that argument that his second amendment rights are being violated which would be funny to see joe biden essentially asking the courts to make that argument. >> the crime is the gun ownership but it's lying on the application shift. >> i'm saying you could argue that the question itself is not

greg, how do you feel about t this? >> greg: if only you could opt out of crime.han the crime itself, or you would not be preventing the information from future potential victims. let's apply this to other areas, get rid of food labeling, get rid of cigarettes or household cleaners because that might frighten the children. let them drink the drano, instead. they are basically saying that citizens can't handle the truth, and yet the politicians will obviously have this information, they know what neighborhoods not to walk in and what streets not to walk in. behind this is cowardice. i don't want to see -- that assumption is actually racist because you assume black victims care more about black criminals in their own personal safety. >> harold: also assume all of the crime is being committed by blacks, which it is not. dana, what are your thoughts about this? >> dana: i'm okay if people want to opt in. i actually don't. i don't want alerts on my phone. either friend, you know, she had one of those apps on her phone that would tell you every time anything is happenin

greg? >> greg: tonight, another great show, emily compagno, andrew gruel, kat timpf or tyrus.ve showing america my favorite beaver. and today it's a beaver named walnut. had some dental surgery. at the zoo and aquarium in washington. after dental surgery he has got to eat something very soft. so this beaver had just two teeth pulled and needed antibiotics so they gave him a peanut butter sandwich where they hide the meds in it. >> jesse: sticky beaver probably got peanut butter all over. >> greg: what an adorable beaver. >> jesse: judge jeanine? >> judge jeanine: so i may have mentioned that i did something on fox nation called the life of luxury. now, if you weren't watching that day, i'm running it by you again. you have to watch it. you just picked the best places to go on vacation and see how the rich and famous live. so, download it on fox nation. life of luxury with judge judge jeanine. it's worth it and it was fun. eat your heart out, jesse. >> jesse: was that a long imafl or a crow quay mallet? >> it was woe cray i'm scared of that when you are we woulding it that way?

>> greg: thank you, you, aishah.the republicans morning it is only a matter of time before joe biden's border crisis leads to a devastating terror attack after eight migrants with isis ties were arrested and sting operations in cities like philadelphia, los angeles, and new york city. all hail from tajikistan, which is a hotbed of radical islamic terror. according to dhs, the eight suspect each received a "full vetting" them on, with nothing derogatory. one tested the biden border app during his stay. "the new york post" reported to federal wiretaps revealed one of the arrested individuals was discussing bombs. just eight days ago, the fbi director was warning about coordinated attacks. >> we have seen the threat from foreign terrorists rise to a whole 'nother level. this is by no means a time to let up or dial back. now, on top of that come increasingly concerning, is the potential for a coordinated attack. here in the homeland. we have seen over the last 5-6 years an increase in the number of known or suspected ter

greg's super long tongue news.nough, sandra, we often like to cover the long tongues that you guys leave out daily conch of our tongue news. let's go to oakland, california, let's look at this tongue on this bear. that's a yawning sunbury named paggie. show us your tongue again. gene simmons eat your heart out. he is still alive, right? gene simmons? i don't know. anyway, the sunburys use their long 8-inch long tongue to reach insects in tight places, and clean out honey from bee hives. >> jesse: so many uses for a long tongue. i want to wish everybody a happy jesse day. june 18th is national jesse day in honor of my perfect name and means god's gift or king in hebrew. checks out. i encourage all of you to celebrate watching "jesse watters primetime" tonight. we have the brother of rachel morin and he will be joining us at 8:00. and also, you while we are at it, johnny caught up with wanda the ballot stuff, again. >> wanda, arrested for ballot fraud. what's going on? >> quit following me. >> jesse: quit following m

. >> greg: it's a lovely word.h. >> dana: thank you. >> greg: what if the reason why they are all there is not to prepare him but to talk him out of it? maybe this is all they are bringing people by going, you know, joe, you had a good run, 50 years on the government dime. maybe you should go smell the 60-year-old's hair. >> dana: i think the ship has sailed on that, and there is hope amongst some people that michelle obama is going to come in and still save the democrats. i don't see it happening. he is the president -- >> jesse: the new post -- >> dana: it is persistent. biden is the nominee, or he is going to be the nominee, once they finally have that. however, i do agree, if after the debate doesn't go well, maybe then they have that meeting for a guy don't think they're having that meeting with 16 people trying to help him. i thought hillary clinton had some really good advice for joe biden in her op-ed, especially on the supreme court issue and how she would frame that, and if they were wise, they might invi

greg: chris? -- chris: in any program there is a lot of political interest involved in a big part of that is separating it from the -- domestic policy. taiwan, they did really good job of that. advocacy, to the extent that we can keep these programsr congress and a challenge for the administration as well. greg: wur book -- there were two angles i remembered. getting rich, that was one of the major motivators for the foundation of the industry. other words,■l nonunionized. do you think those foundational principles have been diluted by this administration's insistence on profit sharing and union scale? we have seen the reports on how construction in arizona was held up because of conflict with the building trade. i've -- chris: i think the union issue is nuanced. the one hand, the critique of being overly burdensome has its affinity. on the other hand, if you talk to the contractors constrict -- which specific instruction trades they are interested in getting, they will talk about unique skill set

>> yeah. >> greg: i bet. some passion today while speaking at a black church, playing both the race and the gender card. >> others have found buyer with the media for not double checking those who unfairly attack african american women, but that same media will jump at the morsel of a chance to tear a sister down. i am so tired of hearing these idiots call my name as fani in a way to attempt to humiliate me. because, like silly schoolboys, the name reminds them of a woman's realtor. while they are over there running their mouth, i am over here paying them no mind. thriving. ambition. winning. >> greg: well said, fani. kevin, so let's go to that cnn tape. the irony here is no one would have even known about that interview because it is on cnn, if they didn't do that powwow, which then called attention to it. what do you think happened? why was he doing the interview in the first place? >> kevin: so he can get a book deal at some point be an understatement of the century, i do believe the timing of the relation

before we get to news stories it's do this greg is leftovers.ftovers where i read this shows we didn't use so if they suck we send joe machi to hamas wearing pride shirt. >> a trip to new york. the biden campaign pursuing older voters by holding events with bingo and pickle ball democrats usually wait for elderly voters died to get their vote in a new book trump questioned if taylor swift is legitimately liberal because she's talented and beautiful which is outrageous to say she's 6 on a good day. [ laughter ] donald trump is 78 today gotta have it out of habit he asked to see his own birth certificate at the g7 biden met with pope francis who told disappointed biden he only does last rites in private. a pole listed voters think or come all is weaknesses and strengths or weaknesses low approval rating. it's a shame about species mysterious death said 1 woman after admitting to flying epstein in clinton. a terrifying dutch role on an airplane at dutch rule you say said a 1 man who appeared to holding plate a nice guy missouri court is just siding

greg: chris?: the result -- chris: in any program there is a lot of political interest involved in a big part of that is separating it from the -- domestic policy. they did really good job of that. metrics advocacy, to the extent that we can keep these programs insulated from politics, the better that challenge is for congress and a challenge for the administration as well. greg: you wrote in your book -- there were two angles i remembered. getting rich, that was one of theivators for the foundation of the industry. other words, nonunionized. do you think those foundational principles have been diluted by this administration's insistence on profit sharing and union scale? we have seen the reports on how construction in arizona was held up because of conflict with the building trade. i've -- chris: i think the union issue is nuanced. on the one hand, the critique of being overly burdensome has its affinity. on the other hand, if you talk to the contractors involved and ask them which constrict -- w

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too bad you weren't there, greg. >> greg: ugh. let's do. this oh, wait, i got plug my show.ugs. you know, we plug a lot of books. but always books by people from fox. so transactional. i hate that. i am plugging a book of somebody i don't even know. never met this person, don't know anything about him it's called impossible to ignore. it's by carmen simon. so i this book in like two weeks. it's about how not to be -- how not to improve your memory but how to make yourself more memorable to other people. if i got this book like 30 years ago when i was in college, holy crap, it tells you how to be persuasive, how to be concise, how to make people remember the things you are saying. i always know i got a good book when i'm writing all over it. i am not turning it the other way then you will know my secrets. advise to you check this thing out. if you are in school. if you are in sales, i don't know politics? this thing will save your butt. >> judge jeanine: all right. >> jesse: i have already ordered it. >> greg: i sent it to you. >> jesse: i already ordered it i haven't read it

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question that she had greg smart murdered. until she does actually say that she planned it and made the kids do it, then i will never be okay with her getting out of jail. >> juju: i've been covering the smart case for years. most recently talking with pamela last year by phone from bedford women's prison. what exactly do you think you're responsible for when it comes to greg's death? >> i'm responsible for not picking up on the warning signs that were there when bill was becoming more obsessive and unhinged, for not doing something about it, for becoming involved with him in the first place. i was married. i should have been better. and because of my failures, greg, an innocent person, is no longer here. >> she's never looked the camera and the fais face and said, yes, i got my lover, billy flynn, to kill my husband. until she admits responsibility, i would say no one is entitled to have their sentence considered. >> everybody loved greg. he had the prettiest smile. he was a jokester. he loved life. he didn't deserve to be mu

greg gutfeld, you know. you know how it is. >> greg: i wasn't shocked by this.as disgusted by the people who are shocked by this. imagine you're in american. in a political person untethered to any political silo who saw biden last night for the first because that's when you check into politics, a debate. how shocked and horrified would you have been? it's like running into an old friend you hadn't seen in a couple years who is now on the streets and barely recognizable. he's homeless. the people who are apolitical have an excuse for being shocked. but what about the democrats in the media who are saying they are shocked and panicking? they are trying to play america. these are the slimy a-holes who told us biden was as sharp as a tack and now they are kind of saying this might be a one-off night. no, i recognize that biden. i saw that biden every single day. people are obsessed over the 2024 election. what about the time between now and then? we don't have a president, we know this, but now so does the world. so do our enemies. you've got the media. they act li

greg? >> greg: listen to how we are talking about this.t i mean? this is the difference. where not just going, we've got to put him in prison! we are just not like that. that laptop has enough stuff to put the whole family away. the big guy himself. hunter, his brother, they are like the corleone family with head injuries. in joe's favor, if he ever gets busted for a crime, we know he is unfit to stand trial so he is safe. >> shannon: all right. "fan mail friday" is up next. ♪ ♪ okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪) (vo) if you have graves' disease... ...and itchy eyes, the truth may be even more uncomfortable. people with graves' could also get thyroid eye disease, or t-e-d, which may need a different doctor. find a t-e-d eye specialist at isitted.com. weathertech products are designed and manufactured in america using only american raw materials. most

>> greg: judge?dered if it happened while the ball was in play. caitlin had already made the basket. that was just vicious, it was vindictive, and she took her down. but i checked out this chennedy. she was suspended by her own team and she played in atlanta for threatening to beat up her own teammate, so they had to trade her. they traded her to l.a. l.a. released her for poor conduct, and now this chennedy will be relegated to history. her fame will be that of the person who is doubling down on knocking down caitlin clark, who is responsible for all of the eyes and the viewership on the wnba. >> harold: nothing is wrong with physicality, but cheap shots -- >> judge jeanine: that was a cheap shot. >> greg: i have to just say i'm absolutely disgusted by what occurred, having us do a segment on the wnba. don't go anywhere! pete hegseth is here with his new book. ♪ ♪ every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now

grade, great, to greg, greg. >> greg: enough i know it's hard to want what you can't have.py wednesday. as a heat wave continues in the east so hot in dc biden's temperature got into the single digits. the ap claims at a fundraiser president biden didn't freeze on stage but that he paused first 7 seconds. that's another way to say the same thing next time i get ice cream at the supermarket i go to the paused food aisle. most hispanic support deportation of illegal immigrants that's 1 way to get rid of your mother-in-law. a study ranked san fran as the worst run city so awful that alcatraz is offering tours of san francisco. james carville says he bets trump is a no-show at the debate if he loses the debate he pays a hundred dollars if he wins he gets his ring back from frodo. nationwide insurance dropped coverage for 100,000 american pets not my problem said 1 woman to climate activists desecrated the stone henge monument with orange paint look at the damage. apparently the officer who arrested timberlake didn't know who he was from moment he knew what it was like to be ste

>> greg: what are you hiding?e one that has been pushing the convicted felon thing. >> harold: if it was reversed and joe biden been convicted of 34 counts, would donald trump not be saying the same thing? >> greg: >> jesse: he's not smart enough to be convicted, his own justice department said that. >> harold: but if it were revised in donald trump to be calling -- yes, he wouldn't let me answer for you to five he wouldn't have pretended he wasn't going to do that's my point, biden was saying i would have no fingerprints on those, then he goes behind the scenes and calls him while, yeah. >> judge jeanine: and we know when donald trump was president he did not use the department of justice to go out of his enemies, not once. >> harold: what's done is done at. [ laughter ] >> judge jeanine: i had to get reporting crime is not racist, democrats i have found another way to destroy the city's. [ ♪♪ ] i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein! those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. -ugh.

we get it. >> greg: we need a second but. >> i glued my butt. >> greg: will talk about that will b e just type wt.com. weathertech has hundreds of premium products that will keep dad's vehicle looking its best. like laser-measured floorliners, cargo liner and seat protector for extra interior protection. sunshade blocks harmful uv rays. the cupfone perfectly secures his phone while driving. order these american made products or a gift card at wt.com. happy father's day. >> greg: thank you emily, michael and the audience. i love you and good night. [applause] >> trace: good evening. i'm trace gallagher and it's 8:00 and los angeles and this is america's fox news at night. [ indiscernable crosstalk

greg, you are from the west coast.erently and how people behave differently. to hear him -- these words, seek to read this column for a lot of people, what was your take? >> greg: if you live in a bubble where you only read "the new york times," and must be shocking. we have been talking about this forever. the old days was that a balance between left and right. you had republicans and democrats. the liberals love their programs, but they realize you had to have some people with experience in running things. those are the republicans. you didn't have to like them, good cop, bad cop. the balance is because republicans are no longer at the table, the fight is between the left and the hard left. the brakes have been cut on the car. so there's nobody there to stop this decline. and although republicans are asking from democrats is to let us help you. every city that is in trouble, the republicans going, we live here. we want to help. we can tell you how to fix this. these modern leftists believe that letting a republican s

greg: thank you maria.bo maria: texas the texas governotr greg abbott and now this.rump: i am telling you, that the selection coming up novembes going to go down as the most important it day because if weis do not when it is we as all of us millions of people if wet don't win, thiwis country is finished and i really believe that predict i think it is finished. maria: and that is former president trump and until help in phoenix arizona thursday wite 149 days away from the presidential november 5 fox news polls is very trump is leaving by to come up following trump's guilty verdict it in manhattan with the 45th president anybi president biden arizona, florida, nevada, and he is tiedv in virginia were democrats have won the last four presidential elections, dating back to 2008, even very blue virginia there tied jointly right now with more on the campaign the road ahead in ohio senator fence onat t president trump shortlist to become his vice president great to see you senator and think you for joining me this morning. >> good morning maria how are you. maria: amusing t

>> greg: 50 people were killed.ee injuries, dana, they say that music sues the savage beast, but i guess animals hate country music. >> dana: i think he was moved by the greenwood song and just decided to keep on going. i have been to a lot of rodeos and i've never seen anything like that in person. a last year we showed something similar and it is remarkable that everyone is okay. because that was a big beast. that's like bigger than stelter. >> greg: it's true, i would not go that far, but when somebody is about to undertake a difficult task they will go, this is not my first rodeo, they say that, what if you are in the rodeo, do you say this is not my first accounting job? >> jesse: it looks like this is their first rodeo. who builds a wall that low? so this is either too low or this thing is like the michael jordan of bowls. >> greg: you know, judge, you have been the rodeo drive, what say you about the rodeo? >> judge jeanine: i've been to a lot of rodeos too, great, so take that. to this bowl was a democrat, h

i'm greg, angelo's brother, greg. angelo and myself are the product of multiple generational san franciscans, many who were small business owners who worked very hard to make san francisco a better place, i think what greg angelo's doing embodies the spirit and energy, the ideas the most importantly, the values that represent san francisco. thank you for your consideration. thank you for sharing your comments to the next speaker. please hi. good afternoon. my name is kai kaniksu and i'm the co-founder of a local tea company and also the co-creator of an experience in the greg angelo museum called teen wonderland. and i grew up in malaysia in a chinese family. so this kind of art and history is very foreign to me until i meet greg angelo and step into the museum. and when i used to live in sf from oh 7 to 2013 or so, and i never knew about the museum, and that was such a shame. and that was a period of time when i was struggling with like, my identity, my, my career and my future. if i've known it earlier, my life coul

greg: chris? michael: the result -- chris: in any program there is a lot of political interest involved in a big part of that is separating it from the -- domestic policy. taiwan, they did really good job of that. metrics advocacy, to the extent that we can keep these programs insulated from politics, the better that challenge is for congress and a challenge for the administration as well. greg: you wrote in your book -- there were two angles i remembered. getting rich, that was one of the major motivators for the foundation of the industry. other words, nonunionized. do you think those foundational principles have been diluted by this administration's insistence on profit sharing and union scale? we have seen the reports on how construction in arizona was held up because of conflict with the building trade. i've -- chris: i think the union issue is nuanced. on the one hand, the critique of being overly burdensome has its affinity. on the other hand, if you talk to the contractors involved and ask

big time contact afterwards. >> greg: girls, girls, girls!no particular reason. if you remove the rays and reverse the rays, made it about hockey, how quickly would the story become about of the embedded disease awaits a pharmacy? >> harold: huge! i was talking to dana this morning about this, you talked about it from a few angles, first off the young lady who pushed caitlin clark should have been ejected and should be suspended and lose some pay because i think something is happening with this young caitlin clark and her entry in the league. it is no doubt, i often say i think we should not invoke raise, we invoke rays too much. i think there is rays playing a role in this, a warm wrong, but have a sense that races playing a role. number 1, number to this game has been elevated by those young miss clark, college, women's college basketball, women's professional basketball and i would argue woman's in sports at the professional level in general, when she has done to look for them, you may not like that it's hard not has done a, like a lot of

that is our time set your dvr to never miss an upset of hannity let not your heart be troubled, a greg gutfeld will put a smile in your face after this. [ ♪♪ ] [ cheering and applause ] >> greg: thank you. i should bathe more often i guess. happy wednesday. tomorrow night is the much anticipated cnn debate happening in less than 24 hours meaning biden camp has sent a new list of questions. trump is expected to be asked tough questions likes solving the middle east while biden is expected to be asked questions like are you okay and can you hear me. squad member jamaal bowman lost his election bid last night in his concession speech he plans to spend more time with his family, exercising and hating jews said he would never stop fighting for the people who got him elected unless they die crashing into buildings. >>> the new film a quiet place and day 1 is airing apparently it takes place at o'brien kill mead book signing. hillary is releasing a new memoir 17 days before the election promising to teach readers how to age with grace i guess that's the name of the chick bill is banging. laur

greg gutfeld, he's standing by and he will put a smile on your face. anywayput thank you for being h us. have a great night. we'll see if part two of donald trump tomorrow night. all right. all right. >> somebody took a class and clapping. >> happy wednesday, everyone. president biden is in paris i to commemorate the 80th anniversary of d-days to, rememr said biden. i remember that day well. thai saved 500 guys that day. co i don't want to say that joe was confused, but he kept bragging about how the allies defeated the klingonnfptggings. >> meanwhile, the wall street journal revealed that joe biden may be suffering cognitive. itive >> taldek about breaking news. nice work there,. "wall street journal". nicei wonder what stocks your financial section will be recommending. perhaper what stockss those litn startups like apple and microsoft. ple an according to this story, lawmakers from both parties agred e that behind closed door, biden is showing signs behin of slipping. well, duh. he's been slipping in fron door open doors, too.ha specifically the doo

you know you migh what, greg? do you know that theknow trump campaign raised $300milli million in may? take that one, harold, too. but in addition to that, i love ,though, harold. but in addition to that, greg, hoperuth is the democrats that the convicted felon moniker would put an f to donal trump. it doesn't mean a darn thing. ct well, i think they forgetthat's the mistake that the democrats have made is they've abdicatedrc their as the victim. they were the victim party. they just madetheir the victim. what i think about this, ree we it's three weeks till the debate. ekwhat that in biden years. this guy is declining so fast. f ukrainase is sending him aid. but you know what? there's a there is a sense of existential dread among the democrats because they realize that america has gone from wanting change to deciding for change. it's like when you were a younge gu.y and you were dating a girl and you were selfish and uncaring she wanted to leave you. but then when she decide d was going to leave you, thenro you m

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i'm joined by greg swensen. been said not by me, but by a much wiser head that weak men create bad times. is that where we are? >> totally. i mean , look, look >> totally. i mean, look, look at the picture from the g7 meeting where, you know, meloni is really the only person on the stage that's not weak. and we might disagree with her on certain things like ukraine and russia. but, you know, generally speaking, all of these leaders are dead men walking. i mean, they've all been either voted out of office or they're polling 30 points below the competition. so that's refreshing in many ways, though, i think we are in a sea of change. unfortunately we're going the other way here in the uk with labour coming in, but it's refreshing to see reform. it's refreshing to see nigel and same in the us. it's refreshing to see that people have grown, have just become fed up with the uni party. it's almost laughable to me that it's happening in the us. >> the, the attempts being made to keep anyone but democrats or republicans