[applause] >> greg: emily?ove how on cnn people were accusing him of using made up words like personal liberty. i didn't know that was made up. >> they were like freedom. all of these made up words like freedom. and i guess maybe you guys don't use those words too often so it may be a new word for you. it is funny i really don't believe them when they are like they are just scared of trump it is like no actually i disagree. i think they were scared of the last administration which is why they didn't publish these things that were going more towards being pro you know pro just america and common sense in general. it is funny because when i think of "washington post" all of these things i like how are we going to live without the history of racism of birds? those are real articles that have been pretty good for four years. >> greg: it would be the secret racist history of birds. it is funny because if they had it, if he had actually said that the number 1 priority would be resisting trump they would have gone cra

that's bad. >> jesse: say it. >> greg: you shouldn't say it. >> jesse: i would never say it. >> greg: would i. >> jesse: they keep moving the goal posts. i need to know what's racist and what is not racist. i guess the democrats' immigration policy is to deport elon musk and keep ms-13. liberals look like 16 year old girls here. they love musk because of his cars, but now they hate him because of who he hangs out with. jessica, i have a feeling that when we do colonize mars that musk is not planting a south african flag, okay? everybody knows that. questioning elon's loyalty to this country after not questioning the thousands of unvetted chinese, muslims, venezuelans who they let into the country is insane. they have no message. first musk was an anti-semitic gangster, then he was copresident for a long time, then he's racist, and now he has dual loyalties. the democrats used to have this awesome media machine where they could just destroy you with smears and lies. and that is broken. it's not working anymore. so why don't they just say his policies are bad, it's not good for the amer

then you can call bush whatever you want. >> greg: greg you were a high school all-star athlete. >> greg> greg: everything i letter did everything including lettering. >> you want all those football matches. >> that's what we call hanging around the team. >> greg: up next datin [ cheers and applause ] >> greg: tonight on is this evil. women are covering themselves with glitter. hard to remove if it gets all over you. right joe? they do this before going on dates that test if the guy is secretly married. apparently what they do is if a guy is married. he won't go near were you if you have glitter because then they get glitter on themselves and they have to explain it. is that why you worked in a glitter factory, so you had your bases covered? >> greg, i didn't work in a glitter factory for that. i just enjoy being around glitter. but look. if somebody is going to find those excuses. and i got into a fistfight with dee snider. i unicorn for up on me. honestly i would just dump her because she's always wearing glitter. criss you live in vegas often extorted and water to a guy give me 500 bu

what's up, greg? >> greg: it's march, right, so we are not done with winter just yet. inch or two of snowfall, and there is a big old cold front on the way, so enjoy the weather while we have it. the warmth across the northeast and across a good chunk of the u.s. where temperatures are anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees warmer. new york, 57. but look at this cold air pushing in for the weekend and northeast from the upper 50s to the teens tonight. it is going to be a huge drop and very quick, and temperatures drop along with them all the way across the u.s. into the teens. red flag warnings across the >> greg: every time it happens i come in from chicago, the cold air follows me, and guess what, that cold air moving into the midwest for a big hockey game that they got going on, janai. it's going to be quite a change from the 50s over the last couple of days. >> janai: so do we thank you, greg? >> greg: no, you don't. you blame me. all of the blame. right here. >> janai: we thank you for being here nonetheless, greg. >> greg: no problem. >> janai: now a first for ohio stadi

greg dutra is following that for us. how you doing, greg?in the fine print, i'm sure there's disney employees cannot participate in this event. >> whit: you're right. >> greg: let's take a look at our forecast. she's got the inside scoop. well, inside scoop on the oscars forecast. there may be some showers out there. temperatures a little bit cooler than they have been the last couple of days, and this is the seed for what will eventually become severe weather across the south and southeast united states. here are those severe storms. it's that time of year right on the north side of that by the way, blizzard conditions through interstate 80 through kansas and nebraska. >> greg: unfortunately, that severe threat continues east into the carolinas where they are currently dealing with wildfire problems, janai. >> janai: all right, greg, thank you for that. >>> still coming up here on "good morning america," our reel talk roundtable. social media influencers weigh in on the appeal of this year's best picture nominees. reel talk. social media in

was it me or was it greg? >> just because i'm familiar with both of your search histories, don't look at him for approval. don't look. cnn has created a new media specialty. greg jennings, bang, bang. three minutes, and you just keep watching it over and over again. >> well, brianna, i helped you more than anyone i've. >> ever helped. and you. still lost. you're like zelenskyy, too big to rig. you get in the ring with failla. it was two. all my effort into rig. >> we'll have another rematch one of these days. please take it easy on her. >> i love her, she's. >> all right. thank you so much. and watch jimmy's show on saturday. all right. more prime time. straight ahead. >> incoming dishes. duck dawn power wash flies through 99% of grease and grime in half the time. >> it absorbs grease five times faster. even replaces multiple cleaning products. >> those suds got game. >> dawn power wash. >> the better. >> grease getter. >> work, play. >> blink. relief. >> work. play. >> blink. relief. >> the only 3 in 1 extend

>> greg: just being his old charming self. i'm tired of this banter, aren't you? lisa: hello, everyone. i'm lisa boothe along with joey jones, jason chaffetz, welcome to the big weekend show. ukrainian president zelenskyy in london licking wounds after the oval office smack down with president trump and vp vance. their meeting may have not resulted in a minute rale's deal but had a major impact that everyone is talking about. >> get a ceasefire so the bullets stop flying and men stop getting killed. >> excuse me. >> i gave you the javelins to take out all the tanks and obama give you sheets. got to be more thankful. >> think it's respectful to come to the oval office of the united states of america and attack the administration trying to prevent the destruction of your country. >> what do you mean? >> you don't have the cards. with us, you have the cards. without us, you don't have any cards. >> what kind of diplomacy -- >> what you're doing is very disrespectful. not helping with world war iii >> we have to understand the position of ukraine. i'm shoot sure we di

greg. yeah. this evening we spoke with a mother who is searching for answers after her child was thrown from a horse at the ocean view stables here in daly city. she spoke to us on the condition that we would not show her face. and she says she didn't even realize what happened until she reviewed the video. it sounds like a dream. a trail ride along the foggy waterfront in daly city. that dream quickly turned into a nightmare when mary fuentes son was bucked off a horse during the trail ride at ocean view stables. video from sunday, which has now gone viral on tiktok, shows fuentes son riding along without issue. then a woman walks behind the horse and appears to pull its tail, causing fuentes son to go flying. fuentes says the woman and man laughed about what happened, but walked away without anyone addressing them. after the commotion, the couple was nowhere to be found. huerta says she was disappointed in how the team at ocean view stables handled her son's injury. she believes the owners of t

>> yes they do, greg. >> then i'll be there. >> all right. up next, our favorite touchy italian is back. some democrats want andrew cuomo to save them. >> and i've been putting out fire. with gasoline. and power. >> so handsome. >> i think. >> oh, i, i can't buy this. >> what's wrong? hang on there. >> actually you can. you're in power. investment account has performed. >> well, and. >> this whole off white ish cantaloupe thingy is really working for you, so? >> so. >> oh. >> hot to trot. nobody says. >> that a lot. >> to get good at money. >> so you can. >> be a little bad. and power. >> louis. cut more mud. action. louie. louie, cut mud. >> on. >> her face. louie. >> okay. >> everybody. >> that's lunch. >> oh! >> mud mask. >> no. >> no, no. >> compare hotels in the hotels.com app. >> hi. mike huckabee here. having spent many years in politics, i can comfortably say that the current climate is enough to keep any of us awake at night. and i safeguard my well-being by making sure that i get a good night's rest with relaxing and sleep. america'

and in the fight business, greg, we call this getting bodied. >> yeah. right, wrap it up for us, david, with your perceptive political analysis. >> well, you. >> know, i. >> think i'm just going to wait for the andy cohen. >> after show of that. that's when they're going to break it down. you know, the reunion when. >> they come back. >> in and zelensky explains what he was. >> you know, we. >> got to get the confessionals. >> the do you feel bad? there's a little part of me that feels bad for zelensky in that he english isn't his first language. so he was just like, ben. it's not trump's either, you know? both of these guys having a hard time. i mean. >> the comments about the volume two were great because he's like, he's not talking loud, but i'm talking loud. >> yes. so did it move you in any way? >> you know, i think i think he's going to be mad at jd. who instigated it. >> really? no way. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> everything was going. >> he was trying to be diplomatic and jd jumped in. >> ooh no he said that he kind of. he kind of trump. >> trump on tha

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let's send things over to greg for the weather. >> clean-up underway. bourbon street. i'm sure it was a reasonable and not rowdy friday night. three days until mardi gras. we have to look out for strong storms on fat tuesday. take a look at damaging wind, large hail and scattered tornadoes possible from new orleans north to st. louis. it is spring after all. you can get these strong systems that move across the southeast and make their way to the carolinas. from baltimore all the way down >> gio: all right. coming up, we have an exclusive sneak peek of the must-have toys making their debut at new york's toy fair. stick around. we'll be right back. no one wants to be known for cancer, but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer. fda-approved for 18 types of cancer, including certain early-stage and advanced cancers. one of those cancers is a kind of bladder and urinary tract cancer called advanced urothelial cancer. keytruda may be used with the medicine enfortumab vedotin in adults when your bladder or urinary tract cancer has spread or ca

greg and i -- read and i worked together for more than 20 years and greg and i were together for 20 yearswe had the same, similar short hands. complementary skill sets and we push each other in a healthy way. what's cool about having a co-ceo, this saying -- usually sayings are rooted in reality, i think there's something to that. having somebody to be able to kick around hard problems with that is in an employee or board member is really helpful. ted -- david: where were you born? ted: i was born in long branch, new jersey. i was there for a few years and my family moved to phoenix, arizona and i was raised in phoenix. david: was it unusual to go from new jersey to arizona? ted: my grandfather, who was a greek immigrant, grew up reading cowboy novels. actually, when he came to america, he came to be a trail cook, he but there was a real job in america and he ended up being a cook cook, but he loved the american west and he always talked about it and he took one vacation in his life and it was to arizona and he saw a rodeo and he wore a bolo tie every day until the day he died and talked

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greg, good morning to you. there has been, as i said, this decline as it relates to christianity for several years, for more than a decade. but it seems to be in some. categories slowing that decline, steadying out. tell me about it. >> that's exactly right. if you look at trends in american religion over the long term, the picture is really one of decline. the share of americans who identify with the religion, including christianity, is coming down the share of americans who say they pray regularly or believe in god. also, coming down the short term picture, by contrast, looks very different over the last 4 or 5 years or so. what's striking to us in this new study is what we see is really a picture of stability. after declining for a very long time. the share of americans who are christian seems to have stabilized, and after growing for a really long time the share of americans who have no religion, who describe themselves as atheist or agnostic, or just nothing in particular religiously, the size of that grou

los soldados de la guardia nacional de texas que enviÓ el gobernador greg abbott solamente notificabadia nacional del estado de texas para que tengan autoridad de aprender o arrestar a personas que cruzan de forma ilegal la frontera. reportero: en una ceremonia en la frontera y junto al burÓ fronterizo como los soldados recibieron el permiso para detener inmigrantes. >> se hace un entrenamiento para este personal para que hagan las responsabilidades para hacer arrestos bajo el tÍtulo ocho. pro los migrantes que ingresen de forma ilegal a estados unidos serÁn deportados rÁpidamente y van astros sujetos bajo una prohibiciÓn del —5 aÑos y pueden enfrentar un proceso penal por cual del intento posterior de cruzar la frontera ilegalmente. presentador: un par de hispanos encuentran junto a su familia y despuÉs de permanecer un mes detenido por equivocaciÓn, en enero agentes de ice llegaron a su casa en arizona buscando a un inmigrante hondureÑo llamado carlos vargas con antecedentes criminales. pero detuvieron a la persona equivocada. >> un reencuentro que es un sueÑo hecho realidad poder a

[cheering and applause] >> greg: that was fun. thank you david angelo, erin maguire, emily wilson, charly arnolt and our studio audience. "fox news at night" is next. i'm greg gutfeld, i love you, america. >> trace: good evening, i'm trace gallagher. 11:00 p.m. on the east coast, 8:00 in los angeles and this is america's late news, "fox news at night". >>> i think it's disrespectful for you to come to the oval office and try to litigate this in front of the media. you should be thanking the president. >> you don't feel now but you will feel it in the future. >> president donald trump: you don't know that. don't tell us what we are going to feel. you are not in a good position. you don't have the cards right now. with us you start having cards. you are gambling with world war iii. >> trace: breaking tonight, president trump maintains he still wants an immediate cease-fire between ukraine and russia but has serious doubts that president zelenskyy wants the same. it all comes after an historic diplomatic dustup between the 2 leaders

griff: greg, thank you. ♪ for more on this let's bring in u.s.ael education association policy director in foreign policy consultant ej campbell part hudson institute senior fellow rebecca heinrich. thank you for being here. her rebecca, i would start with you but i know lucas and played a little bit of tu tulsi gabbar. here is more of her comments we saw in the oval. >> unfortunately, what happened in the white house after close to an hour of conversation when president zelenskyy directly challenge president trump and vice president vance in front of the media and the american people, he really showed his lack of interest in any real good faith negotiations. griff: what you think, rebecca? do you agree with that? what is your take away from what we witnessed on friday and does it show a lack of interest? >> i don't think it's a lack of interest. clearly he understands he needs the back of the 9 states and nato allies were to end the war they doing to end the war on terms ukraine can limit to make sure ukraine is secure, free, prosperous. i do th

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greg for gonzaga knocking down the 3. he had 23 points and 8 rebounds zags win. big 95 to 75 usl falls to 23 >> senior day on the farm, stanford hosting smu just over 5 minutes to go. >> cardinal down to gaylor from deep, 17 points off the bench, 5 and then in the final seconds, stanford up 3 looking for the dagger. who else maxime raynaud the put back jam. he led all scorers with 26 he's a man of the people heading into the crowd to celebrate. stanford wins it. 73 68. they improved to 1910. >> in teams, senior night in berkeley as cal bears taking on boston college, very first possession of the game. look at to van blackshear junior. yeah. absolutely. drops his defender and there is the 3 yet 18 points tonight. 2nd half calib 7, often madi sissoko the powerful put back plus the foul, monster game for him. 21 points, 15 rebounds. how goes on to win it? 82 to 71 inch closer to 513 16. santa clara, a blowout win on the road tonight, beating pacific 97. 66. >> 21 12 for christophe talent on that team can score. the broncos finished the regular season at 2011. well,

we live in a country that they get their day in court and we'll see what the court decide the hey, greg, how are you doing okay, how are you? good. it might be good to have some questions. do you were talking about for cause of essence, ancient israel, how i don't know enough. i know they've got me in a little trouble with the new democratic republicans and democrats. so did you get pushed back for voting for the bill or sometime last year somebody posted something on facebook. they just discovered that we had done it. and i had completely forgotten about it wasn't even sure how i would have had to go back and look at that. and so people are finding like what we do just in this building. we vote the 1000 times during the session that it was one of those that for whatever reason wasn't all my right in the house didn't even move. it's not here educating the other side of the issue. right, right. and so no one, no one heard the other side of the argument. i doubt there was any questions that just went through. did you read read how you voted or of 5 regret not knowing more about the issue,

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greg finishes with a team high 23 points.a cruises past usf 95-75. >>> senior night in moraga as saint mary's hosted oregon state with the wcc regular season title already wrapped up. second half, augustus did his best steph curry impression to help the gaels pull away. he finishes with 25 points as saint mary's wins 74-64. they went 17-1 in the conference this season. >>> and maxime renault was honored at stanford's senior night as the cardinal hosted smu. and renault left it all on the court for his last game at the farm. second half, throws down a two-handed slam then up three in the final seconds he brings the house down with this put back dunk. renault finishes with 26 points, a stand ford win 73-68. >>> no, it's not the dodgers, it's the warriors blue. >> i'm sorry. how do you tell? >> i would never do that. >> actually, she hates the dodgers. should hear her behind the scenes. >> i don't care about them very much, how about that? >> what about vin scully back in 2 day? >> very good broadcaster, but you know. how about

greg. >> weather is changing. my allergies are going. we've got it all. all right, mark, thank you.e than 60 years in business, a legendary bowling alley in the east bay is preparing to pack up their pins. danville bowl says it will shutter its lanes for good at the end of next month. ktvu zac sos has the story. >> at danville bowl. it's the end of an era. >> i'm sad the place has opened in 61, so. >> now scheduled to close for good after a 60 year run. just an ortel holding on to the memories. >> i had my first 13 birthday parties here. my first job was here when i was 15. >> growing up on these lanes as the owner's son, few know the ins and outs of this fabled place better than him. >> i can't tell somebody how to do a job if i can't do it myself. >> saying goodbye. a difficult decision for the family. like letting go of a part of home. >> it was tough with covid, just kind of changing things. and then we were closed for 13 months, and it just kind of never fully came back. >> all across danville, long-time bowlers also gutted by the decision. >> we caught wind of it on the news t

we have a member of the ford family, greg ford. we're so pleased, greg, that you came out this evening. thank you. we also have a trustee, david hooker, back there. thank you so much for your service, david. and of course, sitting next to him is his dad, bob hooker, who was on the board and taught david everything he knows. know so, so great to see you all these friends of ford, you know, you friends of four of the ones who make these programs possible. i'll say something about that in the wrap at the end of the evening. but right now, i want to introduce our distinguished speaker. bill brandes has been coming back to grand rapids a long time h w brands as you know, just been a prolific author and researcher, great teacher, somebody, anybody who watches the history channel, it's people like bill brands that keep it from being called the hitler channel because he says so much about american history in such insightful ways and know if 2 a.m. and you can't sleep, you turn on the history channel. you probably you'll probably see bill y

greg takes prevagen for his brain and this is his story. hi, i'm greg. an actor. i'm just a regular person. eight years ago, i just didn't feel like i was on my game. i started taking prevagen and i want people to know that prevagen has worked for me. give it a try. i want it to help you just like it has helped me. i've been taking prevagen for eight years now and it is still helping me tremendously. prevagen. for your brain. >>> a secondhand pair of jeans, a rumpled sweater, even old boxer shorts. they don't sound like the sort of thing that would command top doll other on the auction block, but that depends, lee cowan tells us, on who once wore them. >> 15,000 people pay from three to $1,000 to honor mr. kennedy. >> reporter: it was 1962. a celebration of john f. kennedy's 45th birthday. >> lovely lady, marilyn monroe. >> reporter: for one breathless moment, it looked like marilyn monroe had shown up to the party naked. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> reporter: that dress caused a stir then and again nearly 63 years later when it sold at auction for $4.8

reed and i worked together for more than 20 years and greg and i worked together for 15 years.have the same similar shorthand. we had complementary skill sets i believe, and we would push each other in a healthy way. and what's cool about having a co-ceo, you know, there's a saying, usually sayings are rooted in reality. it's lonely at the top. i think there's something to that. and having somebody to be able to kick around hard problems with that isn't an employee or a board member is really helpful. david: tell us about your background. where were you born? ted: i was born in long branch, new jersey. i was there for a few years and my family moved to phoenix, arizona, and i was raised in phoenix. david: in those days was it unusual to move from new jersey to arizona? why did they move to arizona? ted: it's a great story. my grandfather, who was a greek immigrant, grew up reading cowboy novels. when he came to america, he came to be a trail cook. he thought that was a real job in america. he ended up being a cook-cook, but he loved the american west and he always talked about

because i do is to companion black and the which shows the chestnut combine is a couple of to just give greg drives. so yeah, always if you have to be able to apply and that's good. that's so that's and then you call them and see how much that's a for shot. this is correspondence between black and beach and ukraine's health service, notifying them of experiments to study the crime in congo fee. the virus motion, which as to to the board. i'm typically scrambling at the realization a niche verse to frontier secure doesn't show of course the problem because clearly kafka was killed, wants to read. so clearly to pronounce, black and beach is the main equipment supplies, the pentagon by labs globally del ray agency, and the infamous for did treat to the bar trees or a huge customers. there's a reason why d t r a received the contract from the us department of defense to study a new strain of corona virus. long before the pandemic stats, that the cross opening on you are going to going to do a lot such ocean you. those are to do with us to little the cover the smoke of a difficult substance. i'm

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so today we have greg to discuss two finalist firms and the reason behind the choice to retain as a an investment manager. we can then answer any questions afterwards but for now, let me turn it over to greg. >> good afternoon, i'll make this. there is a lot of written materials, we show all sorts of charts and graphs and as already mentioned galyard really was the top candidate. we had a wonderful experience since they were brought on. they have been been on watch always ranked as a high percentile. they continue to be a solid organization, based up in minneapolis owned by own spring and that's the one thing that we continue to keep on our radar, they are owned by two private equity funds. they still have a long runway for anything to happen. stable value is their core business, and they are the second largest in the stable value universe. on slide four, just kind of give the bullets for smft key factors. when we meet with the external fixed manager as well as the wrap providers, they have nothing but glowing things to say. we've got a great experience, we've got a lot of client expos

greg grant, the good. great, thank you so much for joining me on upfront. thanks to thanks for having me. with donald trump, back in the white house, his administration is swiftly begun implementing its mass deportation agend across the country. we're seeing res racial profiling, sweeping arrest by us immigration and customs officials. all of it is way to the detention and deportation of thousands of migrants as these crackdowns intensify. what is the surgeon ice rates signal about the broader direction of us immigration policy under the 2nd trumpet ministration? yeah, it's a great question and it's hard to separate the spectacle from, from what is actually happening on the ground. and there's a lot of reports that there, that the, that they read the algorithms of google in order to bring up a raids that happened years ago. which has to make it appear that they're doing more than they're actually doing. i mean, i just this week they announce and not releasing anymore numbers about about how many immigrants that they've detained, that are deporting the not r

was it me or was it greg? i'm familiar with both of your search histories, don't look at him for approval of. >> cnn has created a new media specialty. ginning corner. >> keeper it over and over again there. >> jesse: breanna i helped you more than anybody i have ever helped. you still lost like zelenskyy. >> i put all my effort into it. >> jesse: we will have another rematch one of these days please take it easy on her. i love her. and watch jimmy's show on saturday. all right? more prime time straight ahead. s through 99% of grease and grime in half the time. yeah, it absorbs grease five times faster. even replaces multiple cleaning products. ooh, those suds got game. dawn powerwash. the better grease getter. ♪ (three little birds remix) ♪ ♪ [breathing of man through a mask] [woman exhaling] [flames crackling] ♪ [water crashing] [scrubbing] [salt falling] [fire crackling] [cheering] [flames roaring] [liquid flowing] [water rushing] [water droplets falling] [water falling] [water running] [wind ruffling] [wav

but joining me now is the chair of republicans overseas uk, greg swenson.s is quite a momentous few days really. in fact, since trump has taken power, we've had a whirlwind of changes and we're feeling that there's a change in the world order. what did you make? let's go back to the meeting with jd vance donald trump and president zelenskyy. because i watched the clips, lots of people were taken in by the clips and i thought, that doesn�*t feel quite right. so i watched the entire thing. what did you think about it? i know you're obviously chair of the republicans uk, so, you know. >> it's a great. >> it's a great. >> point you mentioned. >> point you mentioned. >> but the difference. >> but the difference. >> between watching the clips, you know, that last ten minutes, which was a bit of a meltdown versus the entire the entire press conference, we�*ll call it. press conference, we'll call it. you know, the first 40 minutes were great. president trump was holding his tongue. you could see he was, you know, maybe frustrated with some of the things that zelen

greg, for gonzaga knocking down the 3. >> he had 23 points and rebounds. exact win. 95 75 fault too? 23 and could see >> senior day on the farm, stanford hosting smu just over 5 minutes to go. cardinal down to dealer from deep. 17 points off the bench 5 for 6 on threes. and then in the final seconds, stanford up 3 looking for the maxime raynaud the put back jam. he led all scorers with 26 and he's heading into the crowd. stanford wins it. 73 68 improved to 19 senior night in berkeley as well. cal taking on boston college, very first possession of the game javan blacksher junior absolutely drops his defender. there is the 3 he had 18 points. and then in the 2nd half call-up by 7 off the miss madi sissoko the put back and one he had a monster game. 21 points, 15 rebounds count goes on to win 80 to 71. there are now 13 16 and santa clara blowout win on the road tonight, beating pacific 97 66. 21 12. >> for kristof, tilly. the broncos finished their regugar season with 20 wins 2011. all right. a soccer now the san jose earthquakes got off to a great start last

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i'm greg gutfeld. i love you, america. >> good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. >> this is. >> the ingraham. >> angle from new york city tonight. the smackdown heard round. >> the. >> world hit. >> the road. jack. and don't you come back no more. >> no more, no more. >> no more. hit the road, jack. and don't you come back no more. >> the president has kicked zelensky out of the white house. his delegation right now is telling him that he's got to go home. the president felt disrespected. the lunch that they were supposed to have is sitting right outside the hallway. and the press staffers are going to be eating that lunch. >> mr. president, is the real deal. mr. president, can you tell us what is. >> the deal off? >> president zelensky, can you tell us what happened? yeah. yeah, yeah. do you want to. >> did you sign the minerals deal? >> off the bottom? >> as usual, the. >> babylon bee. >> perfectly summed up today's zelensky oval office performance. saying zelensky tries bold new strategy. >> of. >> insulting the people he's begging for money