greg case are is a democrat _ texas. tell us more. greg case are is a democrat in _ texas.democrat in the - texas. tell us more. greg case are is a democrat in the austin | are is a democrat in the austin area has been on a first strike all week. what he wants is a federal standard governing keith's safety measures. at the moment there is not so it is left up to states in different jurisdictions to figure that out for themselves. more importantly, he is protesting a law signed by the governor abbott going into the effect on the 1st of september which will under turn lot of local protections such as austin have implemented. is a big concern for the congressman and also for the congressman and also for advocates here.— for advocates here. live from san antonio, _ for advocates here. live from san antonio, texas, - for advocates here. live from san antonio, texas, thank i for advocates here. live from | san antonio, texas, thank you so much. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bbc news bringing you different stories from across the uk. at 13 years old, he esc

they're telling us. >> greg: yeah, because if you do happen to find out, then you're obligated to say that you know. so it's better just not to do it. >> guy: right. just sort of casesed. by the way i do appreciate chris como using the technically correct person little person. >> greg: i was touched by that. >> guy: the toxic little person. >> greg: you saw he was going for the m word, right? he was going for the m word and he went little person. >> guy: i prefer toxic munchkin. >> greg: yes, i do, too. i do, too. >> guy: but that's what we call each other in sflooift did o'reilly say i was moderately entertaining? >> kat: that was so weird is he wasn't really that nice to you and also his rebuttal for him calling you -- he says he's moderately entertaining no, no, no, he's toxic. as if toxic equals boring. that's not true. nobody looks at like the most toxic relationship they ever had, looks back and says what a boring time. >> greg: so true. >> kennedy: pam and tommy, kim and kanye, brian kilmeade and greg. >> greg: yes. brian kilmeade and greg. that was an idea for a show. i was dressed as a little dog, i would just follow him around. kennedy, why do all of thes

yeah, in fact, that was the case today, greg. and tomorrow, in fact, most areas will be a little bit warmer than today. so we're kind of in the middle of this heat event, a three day stretch. and take a look at the highs from this afternoon. you can pick your temperatures from the 60s out toward the coast, 70 and 80s around the bay, some 90s and even a few spots inland up above 100 degrees. so temperatures, they have been trending up over the past few days. tomorrow will be the hottest day in the stretch. sunday still hot, but just not as hot as tomorrow. and then that'll set the stage for a cooling trend as we head toward the 4th of july. but the inland heat, it's going to be here for tomorrow. a heat advisory. temperatures well up above the average. and as we talked about tomorrow being the hottest day. in fact, hot enough, we should be coloring this map in with the red. looks like we lost the coloring there. but a heat advisory in place for the north bay, the inland east bay and the santa clara valley. so it's not in place for

and legal support for the immigration cases. gregtt has hinted he may send more migrants in the future. kumasi: department of education forgiving the debts of more than 800,000 people today in an effort to fix them in a failures that denied a student loan borrowers the relief that was a part of that repayment plan. jobina: we are talking about 400,000 borrowers. people plan their lungs back through and conjugate repayment plans that allow them to be forgiven after they have been paid for 20-25 years depending on the plan. because of errors many borrowers have been left paying well beyond their payment and date. the ossining debt orth about getting a billion-dollar. education secretary said quote fixing passive initiative failures we ensure everyone gets the forgiveness they deserve. there are multiple types of income driven repayment plans offered by the department of education but they all had the same goal which is this at a borrower's monthly payment based on their income and cancel any remaining loans after 20-25 years of payment

. >> greg: cori booker. i rest my case: you won there, not because he's a democrat, he tells stupid stories with his face too close online. we can't stand him. he might have great ideas, brother, back up. >> greg: he talks like -- >> >> tyrus: like we don't know english. today, guys, i went outside and saw the sun. >> greg: like he ate a piece of pizza that was too hot. >> tyrus: maybe i got a couple days off in the sun, i'm the only one thinking rationally, nothing to do with tips. it has everything to do with the fact he reached less than 25% of his life's potential. he's 35 years old, delivering pizza to low and behold a girl he dised in high school and he had to go to her house and put on his best khakis hoping to rekindle and she has a wonderful house and doesn't even remember him. it is not her fault you are e essence of a loser and i'm shocked, he is white, i thought you guys do better than that, with privilege and such. nothing to do with tip and everything to do with his life sucks and that is best he can say to h

what's interesting is the way mexico talks to the united states and in this case governor greg abbott at a very different disposition when former president trump was president, tough talks, tough actions worked and they're calling out the texas government. will: people don't like it in any walk of life, from an individual level, from a nation, state status of somebody stepping up to do the job you were unwilling to do. because it exposes their own unwillingness and incompetence. here texas is attempting something to try to stop this border flow. i think there's going to be a lot of valid questions about how this works, unforeseen consequences, but at least texas is trying to do something, trying to do something to stop what is an absolute crisis at our southern border. and again, whether that's the u.s. government or mexican government, people don't like people stepping up, in this case, the texas government. now we move to this. it's been a phenomenon at the box office, sound of freedom, earned $82 million at the u.s. box office, beat indiana jones in the first date -- pete: the 4th

when he is not doing that. >> greg: all right. >> harold: i hope that is not the case. >> jeanine: butt really condemned it. they never condemned it and said this is outrageous. >> dana: she was asked finally had, she said yes, of course -- >> greg: is not even about the coke, right, if not even about that, it is the whole principle, i could give a crap what people- >> dana: is about the code if the person has security clearance. speeder everything has spent in all in it, and that does, you know it does. up next, liberal leaders feature liberal policies, radical d.a. alvin bragg afraid of new york's crime-infested subways. ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh...i'll be the judge of that. oh, that's nice... oh!! searchable, verified reviews. that's better than the ham, and i've never said that. booking.com booking.yeah subway's slicing their turkey fresh like on the titan turkey. piled high with double the cheese and more meat. i proffer freshly sliced turkey. it's my favorite mouth guard flavor. mmmm. now available at subway. the sub, not the mouth guard. my little family is me, aria, and jade. just the thr

for me the highlight was always his trophy case where he kept his olympic rings. >> reporter: greg isning out olympians at his training center, too from alex to his rkÑsabrina, olympic bronze medalis gerhardt. >> what sets alexander different is he has a really good approach to the sport in the sense that he really enjoysf=c÷ what he is doing and he is willing to work hard in a smart, intelligent way. >> re' smarts paid off with alex)hz mg history, winning silvn foil. en's fencer ning silvn foil. to win an é+idual medal since 1984. also took home a!x;p br in the team foil. theusa's first since the '30s. despite that, the tokyo games wer?çbu alex. difficult moment for me.x hones you know, being isolated from everyone else. >> reporter: alex waspi< covid and spent days his team. quarantined at a hotel outside of the olympic village before finally getting cleared to compete. jv little too much and just affected my fencing. >> reporter: he placed 18 in the men's individual foil, but alono with his teammates, he was still able to make it on to the bode and bring a bronze medal back to the

. >> greg: cory booker. see. i rest my case. >> tyrus: oh, dam, yeah. you won there, yeah.nk so, not because he's a democrat because he tells stupid stories with his face too close on line. that's why we can't stand him, he might have great ideas but brother back up. >> greg: speaking of, he talks about --. >> tyrus: like we don't know english. today guys, i went outside and i saw the sun. >> greg: what you know that sounds like, like he ate a slice of pizza that was too hot. >> tyrus: i don't know, maybe because i got a couple days off in the sun i'm the only one thinking rationally. this has nothing to do with tips. nothing to do with tips. it has everything to do with the fact that he's reached less than 25% of his life's potential. he's 35 years old delivering pizza to, low and behold, a girl that he dissed in high school and now help to go to her house. he put on his best pair of khakis hoping to rekindled love, sees this wonderful house and she doesn't even remember him. >> greg: that's it. >> tyrus: not her fault that you are the essence of a loser, which i'm shocked

fourth quarter >> i think both sides are in a sense so dismissive of the other person's case, and not you and greg specifically, but generally speaking whereas the bulls like you say, well, things are getting better, and inflation is coming down, and bears like greg say, no, the leading economic indicators point to an economy that is going to weaken further, and the yield curve remains inverted and you don't way attention to that because you focus on other positive things you look at. how can you both look at two markets, two economies and come to two different conclusions >> well, we are in a gray market where it's not decisive. greg was saying the core of 4.44, and last month, the may number, used cars are about to rollover and housing is going to rollover this is the internals that we look at. those are, to us, leading. you are right, i think the ah-ha moment is when the fed can point to progress that we can no longer dismiss if inflation is at 3, and it's going to be high 3s for a couple months, the bond market can't say inflation is a problem that's going to change how people view the inflati

case and the public. also joining the conversation, a political reporter from the atlanta journey constitution. it's great both of you with us. greg atlanta. you've been following this case closely. we've spoken about it several times over several months, were seen a ramping up security, now and at the same time, a judge has scheduled a hearing for august 10th on a trump notion to disqualify fani willis from prosecution, or prosecuting in this case. wear it as charges are expected to be delivered. is the fulton county courthouse going to be in complete chaos the next month? >> you, know we don't know if it will be complete chaos, but we know that law enforcement officials are preparing for such. we've seen these barricades go, up you've just mentioned that say t.a.s, and other staffers, courthouse staffers are being asked to work from home starting on monday. i'm getting messages from some of them. there are businesses -- >> is that a common thing, can i ask you quickly, maybe this will give us a clue. is this something that happens nearly around this time of year? >> no. this is not common at all. this is been seen as a ramp up.

greg, you are in atlanta, you've been following this case.ng a visible ramping up of security now, and at the same time, a judge has scheduled a hearing for august 10th on a trump motion to disqualify from fani willis prosecuting in this case. right as charges are expected to be delivered. is the fulton county courthouse are going to be in complete chaos the next month? >> you know, we don't know if it will be complete chaos, but we know that law enforcement officials are preparing for such. you've seen those barricades go up, you just mentioned the a.d.a.'s and other courtroom staffers, courthouse staffers, are asked to be working from home starting on monday. i'm getting messages from some of them, there are -- >> can i just ask you really quickly about that work from home thing, because maybe that will give us some clues. is that something that happens yearly around this time of year? >> no. kim yeah, this is not common at all. this is being seen as a ramp up. we're still expecting this indictment within weeks, not days. we're not expectin

. >> greg, lucy, normally i talk with you about the legal case that we are watching out of fulton county, today i want to talk to you about action from the doj. your sense of what special counsel jack smith might be seeking from georgia governor brian kemp? what is it that he can offer to the doj? >> i have a big idea, because of course governor kemp became one of donald trump's top targets, last, year and in 2020, one after brian kemp refused donald trump's request for a special legislative session to overturn these 2020 defeats here in georgia. so he is going to certainly, i can only assume he is going to ask about the phone call that happened in december 2020 between governor kemp and then president trump. demanding that a special session take place. governor kemp at the time refused that, saying, look, this would lead to seize litigation and but stay trump senators, state lawmakers in a very tough position. at a time when the runoffs, the senate runoffs were not underway in georgia. that the resulted in the say victories from democratic challengers to republican incumbents. to flip c

greg abbott. governor abbott says that won't be the case.ate monitor and stayed cool with cold towels for all of nine hours. president biden joined in demonizing republicans in the name of climate change. watch it. >> president biden: all my investing in america agenda, congress are trying to undo all this progress. not a single one of them, not a single republican voted, voted for the inflation reduction act, that had money for climate to provide funding to combat climate change. many are trying to repeal provisions, not going to let that happen. >> harris: a competitor are not quite sure how long it will take for the climate crisis to end the world. >> there is new science about a big circulation system in the atlantic, known as amock, if that shuts down it is apocalyptic scenario. there is debate when that tipping point could happen. new paper has it early as 2025, late as 2090. >> harris: that current takes cooler water into the depth of the ocean, it is naturally occurring. we are in el nino right now off the coast of florida, the water

greg: oh, my god. we are in some deep trouble. hey, iraq, ukraine, tomato, tomato. let's just invade both. still the dems want kamala right beside the president perhaps in cases. at this point she's less a vice-president and more a visiting angel. ♪ visiting angels, america's choice in home care ♪ [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> greg: thank you. yes. if only that were true at least then she would be useful instead she disappears for days or weeks found in his kitchen lacing his ensure. she's like an a kade a occasionally making a strange noise, her staff hates her. she really is the janice dean of politicians. [booing] >> greg: boo! >> janice: who told you? >> greg: i know. it's all the scuttlebutt. still her chances going from vp to pcontinues to rise. isn't this all supposed to work the other way around. aren't we supposed to be rewarding success and not failure? how about karine jean-pierre? she just goes to show you, you can be historic and still suck. >> many things have made me incredibly proud to be at that podium during this history i can moment. this is an historic administration i'm an historic figure and i certainly walk in history every day.

case of being drugged? we go to our experienced expert on the unique affect of elicit substance. >> kayleigh: not me! no. >> gregs story because i think that like we hear of people getting drugged and turning into something that they're not. his friends say that he was claiming that he was feeling unusual after having a drink. what do you believe? do you believe that this is just like a crime that happened to him, not a crime he committed? >> kayleigh: well, first i believe i've been defamed as a sports bettor and a drug connoisseur. take it back. i thought deeply about this story. it is very peculiar and apparently he said he was just sitting around talking about homeowner's insurance. >> greg: right. >> kayleigh: and then someone comes to him with a drink and it was a pretty innocuous drink seemingly and 10-15 minutes later he gets paranoid and runs out and does this? i'm sorry something doesn't add up. i'm just glad it's long island man and florida man so i don't have to claim this individual. >> greg: i would like to give a shout-out to our blurrer. >> kayleigh: that's good blurring. >> greg: had a very busy

jeanine: greg, 65% of americans think that the country is too divided and one of the reasons joe biden was elected because he was going to unify us he said. if that's the caseare so many people supporting biden and rfk? greg: he said the system is rigged and americans are being lied to. who does that sound like? harold: donald trump. greg: thank you, harold. harold: i thought it was a quiz. greg: yeah, before i pay compliments to kennedy, i have to bring up what jessica says that when republicans embrace someone running for president on the other side, you should suspect it's not purely for altruistic purposes so, i mean, a lot of republicans really do like him but it's probably because he, you know, he could really hurt joe. but the problem with the party and he should run as third party candidate and he should win because his party's radical elements, what we call the woke have embraced this fascist clamp down on language, which is what we're referring to. if you have opinions that aren't accepted by that group, they'll come after you and try to destroy you. it's one of the most substantial political and moral flips in history -- recent history and the pa

rivers with structures without the permission of the federal government and greg abbott did not seek that permission in this case will tell him to get a court to tell him at least they hope to remove these. >> really important reporting, thank you both for being here. paul, david goodman, i appreciate it. coming, we have one more story. we have all seen asking for a tip at a coffee shop or restaurant, but am i the only one who sees it as self checkout. and when i do, what exactly is getting that tip. when the 11th hour continues. i need it cool at night. you trying to ice me out of the bed? baby, only on game nights. you know you are retired right? am i? ya! the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed is now only $899. plus, free home delivery when you add an adjustable base. shop now only at sleep number. mmm, popcorn. (alternate voice) denture disaster, darling! we need poligrip before crispy popcorn. (regular voice) let's fix this. (alternate voice) poligrip power hold + seal gives our strongest hold and 5x food seal. if your mouth could talk, it would ask for... poligrip. >> last thing before we go, is it just m

. >> greg, not everybody is an attorney who studied the case like judge jeanine pirro, so they don'tfferences between the charges, but if you're a regular person who's glancing at story, this is why people don't trust the criminal justice system. i don't know how you change that. >> and you know i'm a regular person -- >> just like everyone else who rides the subway and drinks beer. >> yes. so i'm not torn by any of this because i think you can have two viewpoints in your head. one viewpoint, happy for george can williams, right? he proved chivalry's not dead. he put the shiv in chivalry. and great warning to psychopaths everywhere, and believe me, they do listen. maybe i won't be aggressive to people, you know? but you can also have that thought and go i'm glad he's free and go, hold on a damn minute, this other guy did the same thing, and he's charged with manslaughter, what's going on? what is the variable? it is race. and it's because whoever was deciding when you have black on black, that criminals for race. it's like when you do a scientific study, you control for variables? yo

rivers with structures without the permission of the federal government and greg abbott did not seek that permission in this caseeast they hope to remove these. >> really important reporting, thank you both for being here. paul, david goodman, i appreciate it. coming, we have one more story. we have all seen asking for a tip at a coffee shop or restaurant, but am i the only one who sees it as self checkout. and when i do, what exactly is getting that tip. when the 11th hour continues. hour continues it has been a long road, but now i'm working for schwab. i love to help people understand the world through their lens and invest accordingly. you can call us christmas eve at four o'clock in the morning. we're gonna always make sure that you have all of the financial tools and support to secure your financial future. that means a lot for my community and for every community. ♪ when i was diagnosed with h-i-v, i didn't know who i would be. but here i am... being me. keep being you... and ask your healthcare provider about the number one prescribed h-i-v treatment, biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-da

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cheryl: greg do you agree with that? i think you can make the case on both sides about the fed. the reason i say that that would affect the seven technologies that empowered us up to the first half of the year. i am thinking diversify, the thing in my head is diversify. >> diversification is a good thing. it is a good time to diversify and general in the beauty of this marketplace for the first time in a long time we talk about money market accounts. if you don't want to buy nasdaq up 40% on the year you can put your money on the short end of the yield curve treasury, could be corporate, cd, cp. cheryl: small caps. >> were seen rate levels, and powell has been pretty clear, they are probably going to go a little bit higher at least one more time and probably hike at the end of this month and perhaps they go a little bit higher. right now are pricing and terminal funds rate at 5.5%. that is an attractive yield given where stocks are at this point. >> we get a get a couple of fed speakers this week on wednesday. we will see if they give us any more clues into what they're thinking

>> greg: that's the most impressive thing he's ever done. and he once read a book. but that's a clear case impeachment. and what does joe have to say about all this? finally we know how to get him to shut up either that or he crapped his pants and was running to the bathroom. they lie cheat steal launder exploit the office. oh, wait, sorry, i'm getting word that the president cured cancer. >> i said i'd cure cancer. they looked at me like why cancer? because no one thinks we can, that's why. and we k we ended cancer as we know it. >> greg: forget everything i said. he cured cancer. story's over. but there's bigger news. after his plea deal fell apart, hunter pled not guilty today to federal tax and gun charges. it happened after the judge wouldn't promise immunity from future prosecutions including foreign lobbying. but leave it to cringe to dodge questions about hunter. hmm. i wonder if she's been asked this question multiple times and if nothing has changed. >> i was asked this question multiple times on monday, nothing has changed. as i stated on monday whiffs asked this question multip

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greg: what he said. should judges consider your race when they decide your case?l cams help solve cases, but not if they film the wrong races. wired is linking ring doorbell to racial profiling. your doorbell is a bigot, losers update tabs on shady stuff happening in the neighborhood. it is mostly just me mowing our lawn in a thong. it allows users to send videos to the cops and that increases racial profiling and makes it easier to other taet people based on their skin color. if someone tries to break into your house, you better make sure they're white or you're racist for allowing him to break into your house. and fighting racism in 479s. the body cam should be chill to five degrees below zero. amanda calhaun says to hold staff accountable. your doctor tells you to turn your head and cough, you can ask to see the instant replay. you shouldn't get that joke, you don't have testicles. and erectifiy racial bias by factoring the ethnicity and the bill would consider race when handing out prison sentences. frn knows california judges don't hand out sentences. bodycm

greg: what he said. should judges consider your race when they decide your case?p solve cases but not if they film the wrong races. wired magazine is linking ring doorbell cameras to racial profiling. yeah, turns out your doorbell is a bigot. apparently ring lets losers upload videos to an app called neighbors allowing them to keep tabs on shade why you stuff in the neighborhood. but it's mostly just me mowing my lawn in a thong. sorry emily. it also allows users to send videos directly to the cops but the woke in other words and wires say it increases racial profiling and makes it easier for you or law enforcement to target people based on their skin color. so if somebody tries to bra i can too your house, you better make sure he's wyatt or you're a racist for complaining about it. meanwhile a yale medical school student resident, i like when he's called resident. wrote an op-ed demanding doctors wear bodycam to fight racism in hospitals and just hike their stethoscopes the bodycam should be willed to five below zero. amanda calhoun says body camps would racist j

greg lopez took home a liberty ale tap along with some cases of his favorite beer. it's heartbreaking because it's like it's been around for over a hundred years and whatnot. but at the same time, it's a we're very hopeful that something else or some other company will come in and kind of like rebrand or not rebrand, bring in new life and maybe take it over. anchor brewing's owner sapporo announced it would shut down the 127 year old brewery due to declining sales. some union employees offered to purchase the historic brewery and run it as a worker co-op. but sam singer, anchor, brewing spokesperson, said the company made it clear all assets will be handed over to a liquidator at the beginning of august. this has been very difficult on everyone in san francisco. the employees of anchor most of all said the brewery cannot extend operations because it is out of time and out of money. he said. about two dozen bidders have shown interest so far this is an historic beer that goes all the way back to the gold rush and its history really can't be repeated. that's why it re

greg lopez took home a liberty ale tap along with some cases of his favorite beer. heartbreaking because it's like it's been around for over 100 years and whatnot. but at the same time, it's a we're very hopeful that something else or some other company will come in and kind of like rebrand or not rebrand, bring in new life and maybe take it over. anchor brewing's owners. sapporo announced it would shut down the 127 year old brewery due to declining sales. some union employees offered to purchase the historic brewery and run it as a worker co-op. but sam singer, anchor, brewing spokesman, said the company made it clear all assets will be handed over to a liquidator at the beginning of august. this has been very difficult on everyone at san francisco. the employees of anchor most of all, singer said the brewery cannot extend operations because it is out of time and out of money. he said about two dozen bidders have shown interest so far. this is an historic beer that goes all the way back to the gold rush and it's history really can't be repeated. that's why it reall

case has baffled investigators over a decade. today, police finally identify the suspect. >> greg sherman is a demon that walks among us. a predator that ruins families. if not for the members of this task force, he would still be on tp streets today. >> 59-year-old rex herman. he pled not guilty. >> he did say in tears that i didn't do this. we didn't have any evidence, this is the beginning of the case. everybody is presumed innocent in our country. >> early this morning, police swarmed his home on long island. it is not far from where the bodies were found. the charges are linked to three murders, all women and he's the prime suspect for a fourth that may be connected as many as ten. the investigation begins in 2010 with the search of missing 23-year-old shannon gilberts. police discovered the bodies of four other women now down as the gilgo four. back in january, they found dna on pizza crusts that connected him to three of the murders. documents also revealed the married father of two frequently sought out sex workers and conducted online searches related to prostitution and child pornography. he's in custody held

case that you were target number one? >> oh, yeah. i was the only target. >> but greg johnson was wrong about that.rs were uncovering secrets of sandi's. things her estranged husband didn't know that would provide them intriguing new suspects. >> detectives discover what sandi's been hiding. a man named jeff. did he also have a secret? coming up -- >> that was suspicious to police that he wasn't up front about that from the beginning. >> and then a former colleague of sandi's. was he hiding something too? >> cliff looked to be doing everything he could to present himself as a caring and concerned friend. we'd found out that that was not the real cliff reed. >> when "dateline" continues. can't say who it is, but let's just say she bundled her dream house and her dream car for round-the-clock protection with progressive. oh. she has another house in malibu. she's been an astronaut, an architect, a ceo. we're in front of her house, dude. i'd love to tell you who her boyfriend is, but i don't think i "ken." i'd love to tell you, but i don't think i -- "barbie" only in theaters july 21st. years ago, we

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choose to release your dna so you can help cold cases like this because otherwise they've extinguished all of the law enforcement efforts in that regard. >> greg: i think this is the promo with sex work. essentially we made them apart from society. may be they are estranged from their families and they are specifically chosen for that reason. easy prey. >> growth in technology and how that cannot be understated either. >> greg: do you think we should give our dna? >> i believe firmly you should. >> i don't know if i toggle don't tell the beds about it. did we toggle me? >> we will ask johnny. >> jesse: if i ever commit a felony, they've got me. coming up, ai disrupts another industry. hollywood actors going on strike . providing for your family is a top priority. but what happens when you need affordable health care? christian health care ministries could save you up to 40% today. as a member, you can choose your provider without network restrictions. sign up at your convenience with our anytime enrollment. join a christian community that supports each other's medical expenses, offering peace of mind as you prioritize what's most important. en

case, but here you have to texans. your past. say hello. skip hollingsworth and greg. oh, yeah. i just think skip, not long ago. yeah, i'm seeing him day after tomorrow were the circumstances under which his arm. you were. i was a dallas. i spent a of time in dallas. i just got back from a month there because my mom is there and she's 94 actually. i think i saw him in an event for dan rather, which was a few years ago. yeah. because i used to work for dan levitt. yeah, i didn't know that either. when was that was after you have cbs and he was he had his own program and i was producing shows for him for a while. yeah. yeah. because when you and i were at the month ago, i think the third feature straight. yeah. was on the united states in touch to in fact, i was supposed to be in the tribeca film festival this weekend moderating a q&a with you and his documentary. how are you there? thank you for coming out. and i said so where is he? and i was telling how much i admire you were reaching for what you're doing with your announcement and all of that. and you do you know about her narrative about her just because my

greg valliere. you're really old when you start using edsel as an example, but in this case, george will is part ofat aside, if you just read into this without, you know, without feeling that, is there a possibility? i mean, it seems like it's not far-fetched there could be a dark horse. >> it's really slim, charles. good to see you. i think we've got to remember that george will doesn't like donald trump. they -- will has been scathing for years, so consider the source. and also consider the fact that the aggregate of all polls show that donald trump is ahead by 30 points. over desantis. trump is clearly the front-runner. you know, could trump stumble? i suppose. could maybe someone like tim scott could gain? i'm a big fan of the virginia governor, and glenn youngkin could perhaps come on strong, but right now donald trump is the career favorite to win the nomination. charles: you know, he's -- it seems like he's made some adjustments, you know? george will says he's still trying to win the 2020 election, but i've seen the justments. and to your point -- adjustments. and i don't see how hem stumbl

case in court. he says he has a right to defend texas borders. cbs' skyler henry with more from washington. >> reporter: the white house says texas governor greg abbott'sision to put floating barriers on the rio grande is endangering lives. >> he continues to do this really cruel, unjust, inhumane ways of moving forward with a system that has been broken for decades. >> reporter: the justice department gave abbott until 1:00 p.m. central monday to remove floating barriers or be sued. the republican governor responded in a letter to president biden saying, "texas will fully utilize its constitutional authority to deal with the crisis you have caused. texas will see you in court, mr. president." >> i think you're seeing the governor do everything he possibly can to secure the border. >> reporter: the biden administration says the barriers are not needed, pointing out that border crossings are at a two-year low. >> what you see the governor doing is dangerous and unlawful and hurting the process of what we're trying to do. >> they do deserve some credit for the numbers being down, but there's a lot of reasons for that. it's also 115 degrees in texas right

greg, you are in atlanta. -- and at the same time a judge has scheduled a hearing for august 10th on a trump motion to disqualify fani willis from prosecution, or prosecuting in this casehe fulton county courthouse going to be in complete chaos the next month? >> you know, we don't know if it will be complete chaos, but we know that law enforcement officials are preparing for such. and you see those barricades go up. you just mentioned that a.d.a. adas and -- i'm getting messages from some of them. there are -- >> is that a common thing? can i just ask you really quickly about that work from home think? maybe that will give us a clue. is it something that happens early around this time of year? no? okay. >> no, this is not common at all. and this is being seen as a ramp up. we're still expecting this indictment within weeks, not days. we're not expecting it very imminently, but we're expecting it over the next couple of weeks. >> that's a very good point, and i think that's why a lot of people who just may not be familiar with how things are done down there would be like, well, maybe it's a post covid new normalcy if he will, but it's good to know that it is not. renat

you have a situation where, you know, i just heard greg and the former united states attorney talking about what happened in the hunter biden case that was insane and unprecedented for a federale judge. and i've been before many of them. deed fori won both times that courtroom. and i will tell you this. for a federaal l judge to do what she did and for that plea as itis unprecedented was where it was covering crimes, blanket immunitys, wherr everything except future crimes that he may commit, which you obviously can't give, immunity for, which registered as a foreign agent. all those things are way more serious than any allegation in any of the president trump's indictments. it shows you it's a two tieredis system of justice that is nohowy out of control and this country's in a bad way right now, john. it's in very, very bad way. you know, i wanted to say this last thing, the best the gate of process is supposed to be pure. but what you have here is an investigative process that's now turned into election interference. there's no has if engine buts about it. the american people should decide who the nextext pr president will be,

greg lee, ktvu fox two news new details now on the colorado case that led to a supreme court ruling allowing graphic artist to refuse to make websites for same sex couples. the original lawsuit was filed after two men asked a woman to work on a website for their upcoming wedding. but a reporter recently contacted that customer who said he did not make that request and is married to a woman. loyola law school professor jessica levinson told us these revelations are not likely to affect the case. while this is problematic and while potentially her attorney could face sanctions if he knew that this was a false affidavit, again, a big potentially and we don't know facts to indicate that. i don't think that this changes the case at all. levinson said the rules of legal standing are not strict in these types of cases, and an appeals court did find that website designer did have standing to sue. a civil rights legal group is challenging legacy admissions at harvard university. legacy admissions give special treatment to students whose parents are alumni or whose relatives donated significant amount

cases, then the judicial commission is a sham. it's also -- the whole thing is racist and discriminatory, but unfortunately that's where greg abbottlicans have brought us to in texas right now. >> and on monday, on a lighter note, you posted about this rare cancer that you've been fighting. you've had surgery in february to remove tumors from your gastrointestinal tract. it sounds as though things are going better for you. you look fine, you look good here, but i know it's been a battle. how are you doing? >> well, i'm doing better than i was four months ago when i had the surgery. yeah i had tumors, and i still have some small once in a my liver, one near my lung. i had likely been walking around with those tumors for 5 to 10 years. so i wrote about not only my experience and how i came to find out, through a car accident? spain and the fact i got treated there, i didn't get a single bill for the treatment, and at the same time the fact that health care is so expensive in the united states, for ten days at the hospital, the bill which i think it had negotiated down was $126,000. i'm responsible for several thousand of that, becau

him you don't get the prosecutor off the case, i'm not going to -- >> jessica: there are -- i keep going first, by the way. >> jesse: going first all the time. greg. >> greg: well, he thought he had a back seat, right? that is what this was. instead it was like a chinese crack pipe that just fell apart. it is amazing to watch all of these women swoon over a reckless misogynist. this guy does more harm to women that tiktok and syphilis, and in hunter's world, the usual sweetheart plea is please put on five condoms. it is entertaining to see how these women excuse, with hunter everything they condemned with trump. so i came up with a new game show. it's called "what's worse?" or "whataboutism with greg gutfeld." number one, what's worse, paying for sex with a porn star? or a sex trafficking industry? or saying grab them by the p word privately on a bus or throwing around the n-word like it is a pronoun for blacks on your phone when you are buying drugs? what's worse? talking about how hot your daughter is, or denying she actually exists? what's worse? saying you want to build a wall or trying to frame brown skin people as illegals for when you leav

case. we could hear from them in a knew weeks. >> greg, what is the feeling on -- i know this is asking youwithin that window? >> we're still expecting it mid august. willis said we will have an announcement either way before labor day so something is going to be happening very soon. again, we said this all along, when these indictments, this announcement comes down, we expect it to involve not just the former president, we can't be sure but all signs seem to be pointing that way but members in his inner circle and folks in georgia who might have been involved in the effort to overturn the election. >> and how many people could be facing indictment, greg? >> we're talking about multiple people? >> yes. >> how many people? was this a long list? >> it's not a short list. we saw 75 people and there are six pages of the report cut out, i think, if you look at the page numbers. so it's not -- >> reporter: so we're talking about more than a dozen people? >> i would say that, yes. >> reporter: are these recognizable names, names that people would know? >> there are certainly names that you would r