what that in big numbers had come to witness that greg bush and bust of it's kind ober ah ah ah ah ah, i don't feel angry. and even if i am the towel mad, andre. no one can give me all the yes. they lost. when i went to prison, so i chose not to be bitter. i chose to hook if ah, i know the outside well the, with the judge express. i'm also going through that kind of rejection. you hear people talking never to and you know, it gives you the perspective that or acceptance of something expected to add so quickly that they come out of prison. it was a friday morning. and you feel like, you don't belong in this world. weighs this. wow, this is another wow, but it came. and so i needed someone to some people to help mystery because if you don't have to report to help people sit during this world, you come digital us for a while, even if you will, free. c this i will tell good luck with when you'll be able to get better with that one will come in and again i consider yeah. on my debit card now on friday. so kind i will and get that book. you know, one who could order it down money now for yo

greg: please. >> jesse: cori bush is like the person who insist everyone go to this greek restaurant, and no oneews, it is a long drive, but she insists, we have to go to this restaurant. what happens? you go to the restaurant, everybody gets sick from food poisoning. what does she do? she makes another reservation the next night at the same greek restaurant. >> harold: she believes in second chances. >> greg: why greek? >> jesse: pick another restaurant, greg. italian, although i doubt you'd have a bad meal. speed to her renewed know my views are not represented above mine on this issue, or any serious democrat i know, dozensd cities across the country. i don't believe we should associate this with the entire democratic party much like i don't associate those who deny the outcome of the 2020 election as being representative of all republicans. this is nonsense. we need a serious effort around this. this is a problem, judge, we talked about this, a national problem, yelling out for a solution locally come all the way up, we have to get rid of this cashless veil, get rid of these soft deities who

bush who really takes it on the chin were advancing those policies or compromising any pragmatism from gregas part of his appeal. pragmatism and george asia w bush was a sign of heresy. it's those ideas that george h.w. bush was a heretic made it easier for pat buchanan to run in 1992. you may have forgotten that in 1988 pat buchanan wanted to run. float a traveling for a campaign in the spring of 1987 will he still part of the reagan administration he realizes very quickly he's just going to be a sacrificial lamb for the new right and he let pat roberts take that instead waits one more year. his run against bush instead of reagan, the same politics take hold and gain much more traction than they would have. >> just parenthetically another thing i'd utterly forgotten. i think about a particular today because joe biden gave a speech about crime on the assault weapons ban for i forgot how strongly ronald reagan supported the assault weapons ban when it was first passed. he was quite eloquent on this topic. >> is one of them but guns are absolutely another part in part you can understand. one

they been lockup for people who need to be on medication -- >> greg: you know ouch is beating around the bushnt talk about. that is my area. that's my toilet. >> dagen: this is it about this politician, police will not really stop to her to tossing. that i want it. i witnessed it. believe smearing us or you can arrest the guy? the cops like only a few put the handcuffs on him. [laughs] i talk about this so much about how can you defend yourself in a city where you can't carry this oregon and it dawned on me i've always have a sack of in my hands. because i'm walking my dogs. so whammo. >> greg: that is an amazing product. amazing product. sack of. like what person is in a come near you if you get smeared w with? so i know we talk about this all the time. what a thing about the whole subway idea of like it's up to us to protect ourselves? it's on us. >> kat: i guess it's getting sized would just be aware at all times, do not let your guard down. for a single second, which is really just a hell of a mind-set to tell people that they have to have during the morning commute. you may be heading in

bush got i didn't know what it is on. skip what that is. you didn't hear anybody any music for them to push to the park. greg muted with not enough to grab the misc fordham with this just new music model. for recall, notice that she missed school, come on, but when you talk us i just for here it should little got their own kind of the way my scholarship was enough because all of them know that. but also from the premier store, an apple cello or 9 you missed school when i wasn't sure that should just that the but of the situation worse and every month in just the 1st half of 942 know you and members killed as a 24000 people. meanwhile, the nazis were moving resources out of ukraine with impunity. with betty, any delay trains delivered military cargo to the front line. at the same time, the partisan movement was gaining momentum desk, watched the rails military train destroy headquarters and german garrison. they even engage the armed forces of the v, marked phil, but humans, condition ocean, which we hear my phone issue was foul lee. they were there and you thought so? no, i said hoping but all your bill t. v

francisco, gregory ktvu fox two news and is greg mentioned, the biden administration announced the first ever west coast offshore wind energy lease sale this bushes, california closer to its goal of moving away from fossil fuel and achieving 90% clean energy by 2035. the move could power more than one and a half million homes and create thousands of new jobs. the offshore wind energy lease sale will be held on december 6th for areas of the state, central and northern coast. all right, a little bit warmer out there today. plenty of sunshine much more than we've seen the last couple of days and then temperatures 5 to 10 degrees warmer and then tomorrow warms up further. so high temperatures tomorrow i'm going to make it in the low nineties. perhaps so it should be pretty nice. so if you look at the big pattern, talk about this a lot only because it matters and this is the jetstream goes around the northern hemisphere. there's one that goes around the southern hemisphere to, um and then this case, the northern hemisphere jetstream, which is typically a little stronger and faster than the southern hemisphere jet stream. is an original trough pattern

the bushes hated to be called a dins they got put in there anyway. that airs tonight and on fox business. >> judge jeanine: greg a dynasty emily compagno, rob smith, tyrus: greg's how many blueberries. take a look. don't play it yet. got the squirrel. he is in position. arched the table, dana, how many blueberries? >> 14. >> greg: jesse in. >> jesse: 11. >> greg: geraldo? >> geraldo: 11. >> greg: judge? >> judge: 13. >> dana: if it'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

greg. >>> now we want to turn to long time republican strategist mike murphy who has advised republican candidates including john mccain and jeb bush and mitt romney. he is co-host of hats on tap podcast. i need -- we need wisdom about where the republican party is, where it come from, where it is going. and i got to ask you, i mean, it feels like there would have been a time, maybe, when republicans might not have called for walker to leave the race. but would not have rallied around him. is this the after effect of the trump presidency when they rally around politics? >> i think the strategy at the top is to try to survive donald trump who is almost always a wrecking ball in the general election. and in the old days, we would have stopped this herschel thing in the primary. and not nominated such a weak candidate. particularly in a year like this where you don't have to be a great republican candidate to win. so this is just the kind of disaster, you know, the practical politicians don't want. now we're stuck with him. accident have bag fan club. what does have a big fan club is winning that georgia seat. and then they surround h

greg. >> now, i want to turn to longtime republican strategist mike murphy, who has advised republican candidates, including john mccain and jeb bush and mitt romney, he is currently co-host of the hawks on top podcast. mike, you are the person that i want to speak to about all of this. because i need, we need wisdom about where the republican party is, where it has come from -- i've got to ask you, it feels like there would have been a time when republicans might not have called for walker to leave the, race but would not have rallied around him in the way that they are. is this the after effect of the trump presidency when republicans sort of developed a new strategy of immunity politics? i think the strategy is to try to survive donald trump who is almost always a wrecking ball in the general election. in the olden days, we would have stopped this herschel thing in the primary. not nominated such a weak candidate. particularly in a year like this where you don't have to be a great republican candidate to win. so this just to kind of disaster, you know, that politics don't want. now they are stuck with him. he doesn't have a big

bush accompanied by the secretary of education rod page. thank you. thank you all very much. and thank you secretary page for being here today and senator greg. thank you all very much for your leadership in inspiring reform in education through the no child left behind act. one year ago when the president signed this historic legislation. he embarked on a mission with our leaders in congress a mission to ensure that every child in america receives an excellent education. today our students teachers parents and communities are embracing these new standards with unwavering determination. the no child left behind act provides our schools with unprecedented reform and resources across america students and schools are providing results and the reassurance that standards and accountability work as i travel across the country. i see the promise of reform in america schools. i see children excited and ready to learn. i see teachers who are committed to success and principles who refuse to accept failure. we're honored to have several of these very principles here with us today. thank you all very much for believing in the power of reform and for bel

greg will wrote me along memo. they became my bible of how to do a funeral it saved my life. and and i did the same for the chiefs of staff of president bush 43 obama. clinton and carter i wrote this long memo. what went right what went wrong and we can talk about later some of those big challenges, but those memos saved my life. yeah in a moment. we'll talk about the sharing of those memos, but this is one of those the best laid plans of men, and i want to put a photo up for and ask gene to comment. here we go. gene best laid plans. sometimes there are surprises big surprises that might occur unexpected moments in presidential funerals. and here's just one. this is one of the best unexpected moments. of president bush's funeral if many of you will remember that president bush and bob dole were big political rivals. they had a very nasty 1988 republican primary contest and both says some things that they probably wish they hadn't said they became huge friends. and when senator dole this is when president bush's line and stayed in the the rotunda and he insisted on standing. and saluting the casket. he's in a wheelchair now and i had an opp