this was reported by the company's general director, greg days, in a comment until the end of the 24th. to valery, glory to the heroes good day studio good day dear tv viewers, lying russian warlords and the rest of their propaganda scum spread all kinds of lies about low-quality german leopards so that when the battles are going on well, there is not a single ideal armored vehicle of this or that , so especially when there is a good hit of the 155th, for example caliber and so on , but how do you assess it? we are very careful to say so because there are battles going on, but how do you assess how the western equipment that participates in the battles from our side has shown itself, well, we still can’t to carry out an analysis to the end, but the trends are already clear, and it should be noted that against the background of that russian propaganda sabbath, against the background of the silence of our ministry of defense regarding the details of those operations that are currently taking place along the entire length of the front line, but we can see that it's just that western equip

and i know what you're thinking, greg, you must be south korean because you're looking younger every dayng. >> greg: they're laughing because it's true. my youthfulness is as plain as the gravy on joy bay bay har's chin and i'm just talking about the part you can see. they're adopting the international symptom of counting ages getting rid of the old way where citizens were deemed a year old as soon as they were born. which contrasts the north korean system where anyone above 1-year-old is deemed eligible for military service. so it's a good or bad news for south koreans who knows but if leo dicaprio goes to visit he'll have to do basic math in his head. the guardian reports some south koreans had been complaining using the old system made them seem like they were out of step with the world. and i would say that would be true if not for south korea's pride and joy the 2023 hyundai a lawn tra which is the world's most easy driving mid size sedan. finally -- trying to get some ads. some linked the age counting method to an ancient asian numerical system that didn't have the concept of zero.

>> greg: i get it, you need clothes that are easy to put on and take off or you'll be there for days.myself. guy, everybody gets really touchy about this. >> guy: yeah. >> greg: oh, my god if you laugh -- you're being ableist, is that the word. are you being ageist? well, we're not running for office. we're not the president. i think nothing -- everything is on the table. you're seeing it. >> guy: axios wrote a story about some of the things that come out of the president's mouth like god save the queen, man and i'm going to quote, axios said republicans are weaponizing biden's quote, quirky aferisms. that's how they described that. if we didn't have any form of recording device in society and we were just taking their word for it then maybe we would say we have a president who's a bit older and has quirky aferisms than republicans are weaponizing. the thing is we have cameras and recording devices and seen him say things that are nonsensical blather and we know his age and that is something that i think is fair to consider and talk about and occasionally even joke about on a show lik

take away sports and making us stay home all day, a woman's dream. >> greg: lauren, we suspected theyere laughing at us and she laughed at us. >> i know, this is irritating, i was one of the person who listened to all the rules back in the day. that was me. >> greg: get her, audience, rip her to shreds. >> i know. that is the problem now, 44% of americans trust the cdc, how can you do anything if less than half the country trusts your policies? who is getting a covid booster right now? fifth of adults, if even. like that shows, that is what they were doing to us. if she is the change coming to the cdc, it is more status quo. >> >> greg: she is a doctor. >> i give injections. >> greg: she sounded like a ditzy sorority chick. >> made me hopeful we will dismantle institutions, starting with the cdc. that is one thing i liked about president trump, he had the energy secretary, hates the department of energy. i wanted rick perry to be like, screw it, we're going to shut it down. department of education, fda, cdc, so much we don't need, incredible amount of power and doesn't matter if they

>> they do -- do we have, there is golf in alaska, like one day you can i pla. >> greg: really? it is like summer, but it is beautiful for that one day. actually this story upset me and because of this, i will be boycotting golf for the last 40 years. >> greg: that was good. that's one. >> thank you. that lady is right, money talks. no money also talks, it says don't date a comedian. >> greg: that's true, nobody says no money talks. it does. how about trump, he dead on predicted. how many times has trump predicted something? too bad he took a break from being psychic that night with stormy daniels. >> greg: he didn't see that coming, or maybe me did. a play on words. >> i am shocked golf was televised. i had no idea, i have been researching this story and following it for minutes and i don't know, i'm not a golfer. >> greg: i play golf, yes. >> my friends are like, you should come with us and i drive the cart and take and do something fun. >> greg: all right. be bad like 700 there. kayleigh, he was right again. i think there is weird reality about trump, he understands nobody is

greg: you're on a there are snakes. b has to be old man comes home. c. >> jim: i came home to my house the other dayseven-foot black snakes on my back porch cop lating. >> greg: cop lating. >> jim: on my back porch. one lives in the basement and the other in the garage. >> greg: do you think they ever talk about where they will alley have sex. >> they have a way of commute indicating they smell and come together and have whoopi time. i have pictures of it like actual snake pornography on the phone. >> tyrus: honey they're on the porch get the camera. let it go. my sfloout tyrus what do you have. >> two killer wales from and in tuck et, they found a sea -- i'm kidding. so in a rare sighting outside of nantucket in the last few years they've had great white sharks come in and killer whiles come in appear they're baffled. actually you have to tip your hat off to the fishermen, guys at wicked tuna like captain marsian0, they've had an explosion of seals appear sea lines which brings in the predators to eat which is really messing with the surfers. they're really upset. when you do a good good job, we al

you know, making us stay home all day, a woman's dream. >> greg: lauren, i always suspected they werelaughed at us. >> i know, that's irritating i listened to all the rules back in the day. that was me. and -- i know. i know. >> greg: rip her to shreds. >> i think that is the problem right now, 44% of americans trust the cdc. how can you do anything if less than half the country actually trusts your policies. i mean, who is getting a covid booster right now? a fifth of adults, if even, right? >> greg: yeah, yeah. >> like, that shows that's what they were doing to us. and if she is the change that's coming to the cdc, it's going to be more status quo, more of the same. >> greg: and she is a doctor. >> i give injections. >> greg: she sounded like a sorority chick. >> it made me hopeful we will start dismantling entire it tuesdays in the federal government starting with the cdc. i'm fine with that. that's what i really liked about president trump, his energy secretary hates the department of energy and i always wanted rick per would, screw it, we are going to shut it down. like departmen

greg: all right. happy almost friday. yeah, we can hang on one more day if we just believe. cially if it's red meat thursday. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> greg: i tell gene, could you just put something together, and that's what he does. a sick little boy. yeah, it's red meat thursday when we tell you what you already knew to be true, and everyone who disagrees can go f themselves, to quote dana perino. tonight's red meat, leftists are ugly. i know, knew that already. you've seen the view. but now science is bearing it out. it's amazing, begins with a new artificial intelligence study out of denmark, which is a country i believe. turns out ai can now predict a person's political leanings with 61% accuracy and it's based solely on their face. it's far more accurate than the old method which was based on ass size. but when they judge the facial features used to make these political predictions, they found something else. the right wingers were way hotter. yeah, yeah, yeah. but with some notable exceptions, of course. he brought down the curve. but now here's the boring part, da

. >> reporter: mike ammon says his nieces think of their mom and dad every day. greg and grace were driving home from dinner in november when police say they were killed by street racers. their twin girls, second graders in the back seat, injured but survived. greg says they are just taking it day by day and doing everything they can to support the girls rather. >> a lot of triggers around sirens, things that we encounter every day that for them can completely take them out of the present. >> reporter: the family filed a civil lawsuit against the driver, 17 years old at the time, and the other driver, 23-year-old kyle harrison, as well as their parents and the passengers in both cars, for what they call recklessly racing. police say the drivers were going over 80 miles an hour down el camino real. >> here we have parents involved who knew that the minor had a souped-up car, who knew the minor was engaged in drag racing and didn't take any action to stop it. we have passengers in a car who are yelling at the drivers, "blow the lights, let's start racing." >> reporter:

. >> reporter: mike ammon says his nieces think of their mom and dad every day. greg and grace were driving home from dinner in november when police say they were killed by street racers. their twin girls, second graders in the back seat, injured but survived. greg says they are just taking it day by day and doing everything they can to support the girls rather. >> a lot of triggers around sirens, things that we encounter every day that for them can completely take them out of the present. >> reporter: the family filed a civil lawsuit against the driver, 17 years old at the time, and the other driver, 23-year-old kyle harrison, as well as their parents and the passengers in both cars, for

we can find way to get over 30-day rules. >> greg: you got that, move migrants to homes where current residents are already suffering. i hope it doesn't cost $4.2 billion. >> we can take the $4.2 billion and put back in the pockets of everyday new yorkers, everyday houses of worship, instead of corporations and some corporations are outside the city. >> greg: $4.2 billion, maybe 4.3 billion. who is counting? we are and that's a load. we will pay that to lead dudes crash on your couch. have you seen the hotel conditions where the migrants are currently staying? almost as disgusting a my toilet after eating a gallon of rocky road. i'm lactose intolerant. couldn't you already do that? how does that work? adams expects you to allow a strange to take your son's top bunk bed. good old days, sent migrants upstate to canada, but once they heard nickelback, they wanted to be shipped to greenland. they like pretending they will help, but they don't. like when i pretend to lift when i'm a palbearer. respect mayor adams for walking the walk. how about the mayor's house? it has spare rooms, i'm su

greg: yes. what a glorious day it is to be in america. because today is tuesday and you know what that means? >>e again for thei greatest been one television. >> i am not tuesday i am saturday. greg: did you see that tuesday thought it was saturday because he is trans. the stories never stop as logic and reason a secondary site is whatevers rece you are shamed into repeating to your comrades. if only there was a vaccine foa prr that. during the pentagon recent pride event, yes, a pride event, space force lieutenant general alluded to laws in states banning sex changes for minors and how that is preventing her from taking the most qualified candidatees.s. >> since january this year 400 and tie lgbtq plus laws of it intre level. tthe stat that number is rising and demonstrates aha trend that could berous dangerous for servicemembers it good matchsa fofer a job does not feel safe to perform at their highest potential or if their family could be denied criticalate. healthcare due to the laws of that state.en i am compelled to consider a different candidate and perhaps less qualified. greg: it is a

days at the adler theater in davenport. tickets available now. >> a tour again. >> last to her. >> to her. greg set a separate us. an debt limit bill into law just days before the june 5 default deadline. plus rescue efforts are reportedly over in india after the country's deadliest train crash in decades. hundreds are dead hundreds more injured. at is one step closer to u.s. extradition. the prime suspect in the unsolved 2005 disappearance of natalee holloway in aruba was taken to a maximum securit

it is because he made her at him on facebook and then asked her out on a day. >> greg: right. >> he was i'm going to pay you back. let's hang out. and you know what she'd said? she was like, i can't. i have a boyfriend. which ladies, like, why is so entrance is that that is the only thing you can say. like, i have -- you can't just say, i would hate to disrespect that other men's boundaries because she did not want to be like, you are a felon and you put a gun in my face. >> greg: by the way, he said that he asked her out because he felt, nobody -- i should not have robbed such a pretty girl. >> kat: he was like, i'm going to give you the money back. >> greg: then he said that he felt bad because she was pretty and i looked at her picture. not pretty. [laughter] she is not. she is not pretty. >> i would have robbed her. [laughter] is she at least, like, better than naked on a bicycle ugly? >> greg: she is not bad. but i would not rob her heart. hot. you got a story? >> this is an outrage. i have an outrage. two 25-year employees were fired from a long island railroad for failing a marij

greg: erin? >> i hold a grudge like a hold a handbag every single day of my life. >> greg: excellent. yeah. one reporter every time i see their name on a press list, i kick them off just because i'm that petty. >> greg: i like petty people! i'm i'm a petty person. tyrus, do you forgive or there's some people you won't forgive? >> women. >> greg: all of them. >> yeah and i keep going back. vicious cycle. i don't worry about the forgiveness thing, too. just focus on self. i don't really beef with anybody too much that i can think of, but i do like kicking people out you don't like, though. i do dig that. that's cool gregg yeah. i love it when you -- that's cool. >> greg: yeah, i love it when you block people on twitter that's mean to you and then they get mad at you for blocking them you're being a [bleep] so i blocked you. why are you blocking me? because you're a [bleep]. next question, with when you were a kid, what product -- when you were a kid, what product totally disappointed you? erin? >> i don't know if it's a product but gogur rt. first time i had one of those, i was upset and spit

greg: an alt-right symbol? >> only can you answer that. maybe you are on to something. i work with dana every day. is taller than you. >> greg: no. >> [laughing]. greg some people are convinced they are the wrong gender. if she wants to identify as 5 foot 7 that is her right but he is 4 foot 11. >> i said my parents are short and i married a girl shorter than me. we are breeding down. >> you would need to be 5 foot 5 to be taller than him. >> greg: why is this turning into an attack to me? didn't we have this argument on friday. >> i am always here. you say way worse stuff to me. why does yahoo never get up set on my behalf. i would love to be called little lady. it's mentally ill alcoholic scarecrow. in 2015, salon referred to me as an outraged parent or administration of which i am neither. they could have just rewound the clip but they don't care. everybody hates fox news. >> greg: nobody will check to see if somebody was making a joke. the one about me saying dr. jill should be in prison was taken seriously? they don't watch the clip. guy, you have some entry-level reporting jobs. did you do an

> greg: that is harassment. >> jessica: now finance and hr are on the case. >> greg: liv tyler, what is she doing these daysrest. in my face, jessica. >> jessica: also probably doing work and i'm sorry if i just said she did nothing. >> greg: sandra? >> sandra: that's a really tough one and i have had in the minute think about it. >> greg: oh, boy. >> sandra: what? some thing comes to mind. >> greg: a blonde actress! he doesn't have to be a woman. >> sandra: is it about looks her personality? >> greg: just pick something, sandra. >> jesse: done the segment before. quickly. >> sandra: maybe blake lively is gorgeous, and she is super smart, can we do that? >> greg: sure, why not? just to get you to stop meandering. kellyanne, i am sure somebody has played you already. >> kellyanne: kate mckinnon did a great job and she is ten or 12 years younger than me. she would be great. she would be funny. how about reese witherspoon or kate hudson? or any number of people are probably clutching their pearls and getting angry that i think they should flame in a movie. >> greg: that's a great rule. i'm looking at you and t

greg: i would actually love that. anything is better. >> the one we have right now sleeps a lot. this will be destructive 24 hours a daywith the w now, that's all i am telling you. >> greg: cat, are you worried if the government gets involved. >> it's government regulating something else they have no understanding of. but these tech people want that and i completely understand why they chose joe biden to host it. he is the best guy to do that. because -- no, stay with me, charles. because argument against it is like will will people get confused by deep fakes, you see that guy talk. you are like oh, -- >> too late. >> they probably will. >> greg: yes, yes. david, are you worried about this ai? i mean, own successful comedian. i don't know if ai could make you less successful than you already are. >> i'm sure they are working on that. yeah, it's risky and then the thing is we've been told our whole lives this will be the end of civilization. ai will be the end of humans as we know, you know, this is the end. armageddon. but then we are like yeah, but it writes e-mails. i am going to give it a shot. i am going to give it

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greg. he was there to study. he went to college to learn, not to mingle >> kat: nobody has sex in college. >> tyrus: that's ridiculous. >> tom: i know they do these days in college. >> greg: emily what are your thoughts on not having sex in college or b, this topic which makes no sense. >> emily: he'll take b. i find all of them disgusting. it's like they're filming and celebrating getting bed soars. everyone is lazy and filthy and i'm sick of it. also given that all of us in new york are sort of crammed together in sub ways and walking and everything, you can smell when someone spends too much time -- you can smell it in their hair and on their clothes and i find one more reason why this generation should be -- you fill in the blank. i'm just kidding. but i feel like they're lazy and weird and to your point they're doing it for the clicks and dope mean. that point i was made to rot in a hammock. okay honey get a job. >> greg: kat we already have one movement defending one of the original sins glut any, right? it's called body positive. why don't we have energy positive people. some people don't have the energy you do, you know? so they have to -- som

greg: i should just end there. i thank them all the time. especially after i wake up nude in the central park fountain. maybe, maybe one dayn liberals will realize that the rose-colored classes are actually covered in blood. [cheers and applause]. >> period! >> greg: let's welcome tonight's guests. his life coach quit after one session. actor, writer and comedian jamie lissow! [cheers and applause] >> greg: her pronouns are top and secret, former deputy national security advisor kt mcfarland. [cheers and applause]. >> greg: he starts every joke the same way, by apologizing for the last one. comedian joe machi! [cheers and applause]. >> greg: and she's like a pair of scissors, small, sharp and it's best to never run with her. fox news contributor, kat timpf! [cheers and applause] >> greg: jamie, you told me that you feel bad for the criminals when their mug shots are released. >> jamie: i do feel bad because i know what this is like. >> greg: really? >> jamie: yeah, for a couple years in almost every comedy club on america i was on a most not wanted poster. so it's so much crazy stuff going -- there's nobody that's happy ab

greg: we have to move on. come back. big independence dayh funfest fests and live fireworks, all-star lineup host during a big independence celebration presented by tunnels to towers. >> greg: we're out of time, thanks to governor nikki haley, todd piro. [cheering] >> todd: a fox news alert on the 2024 liability that is plaguing president biden. former hunter business associate said he offered offered to testify before the grand jury and never got a response. >> carley: msnbc didn't ask the president a single question about his son yesterday. this is how the interview ended. >> thank you, mr. president. good to have you. thank you. don't go anywhere, exciting day around here, we'll have

great for the weekend. >> greg: nobody knows what that is. >> yes, they do. >> greg: if you listen to joe rogan back in the daynly -- coming up, sharks and a deer and a man who grabs your rear. [cheering] >> greg: yeah. - you know, you don't have to wear your pt gear anymore, right? - it's comfortable. - so, how's civilian life treating you? - it's fine. - when i got out, i didn't wanna admit that there was anything wrong because i felt like a failure. and then, i realized there's nothing to be ashamed of. so, i started talking to someone. maybe you are fine, but if you're not, it's okay. - thank you. - if you or a veteran you know needs support, don't wait. reach out. find resources at va.gov/reach >> coast to coast with stories that matter most. you're watching local news with nine-time emmy-award winner chet van vanjansen. >> greg: the winner gets my old band-aid collection >> kat, i saw you drifting off somewhere. >> kat: i'm right here. here is the headline. man arrested for repeatedly grabbing butts in bloomington. i even have the police report. he was grabbing butts in the daylight. first one, he grabbe

destructive, sneaky goats. >> greg: do they show up the next day?> kat: they cause quite a bit of damage when they show up and then they run away. what are they doing? do they know they need to separate? leads me to believe goats are smarter than you might think. >> last week a story about my other home, las vegas, a saucer crashed in a backyard and 10-foot aliens ran away, difference in vegas and montana. 10 feet. >> greg: i would rather have 10-foot alien than 10-foot-tall alien. tall alien. never happened. >> when that alien goes to probe you, nothing you can say about it. >> greg: on the other hand, you can. up next, two punches from connor and the mascot was a goner. - [reporter] attacks against asian americans and pacific islanders are on the rise. - my simple solution to the problem was remove people from the scene and help them feel safer. (piano music) in terms of hate crimes i think there is so much more work to be done. we really need to come together and tackle this issue as a community. (classical music) so, you've got the power of xfin

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that's it for us and eric about tomorrow at noon eastern, please join us then enjoy the rest of the day. gregfeld and nothing slows her down except for glue traps and dana perino at the five. >> biting hopefully hard to the polls, and his campaign is off to a rocky start, and if only there was some kind of metaphor. [applause] [applause] greg:

. >> greg: what do you think about and impeachment that day -- >> jesse: let me talk to mccarthy about: i have his number, we will get it at the break >> jesse: how does a set up 17 shell companies. can you be so blasted on crack that you can set up 17 shells and take hundreds of thousands from marie's mom, loaned it to the chinese shell companies, ann you the money back so you do not have to pay taxes. man, if you could do that on crack, pass me the pipe. >> greg: there you go. >> jesse: the bidens now have a new message that just dropped, this is from hunter to the chinese. the bidens are the best i know it doing exactly what the chairman wants, from this partnership. the chairman, oh, the head of the chinese communist party energy company that was trying to take over the entire world. and then, who are the bidens, plural? is it hunter? is it four fingers, the chin? no, joe, that is what makes it plural. then you have threatening to shake down the chinese while his dad is in the room paying millions or else you are in big, big trouble. finally, the media is starting to catch on, fina

. >> for more on the trading day, let's bring in greg sarian founder eof 213 >> good morning, frank >r or do you see problems with stocks >> it is important for investors to consider that markets are gaining more clarity given the robust returns in the last six weeks, we could see a dip. the market is a leading indicator. we see debts move further down the road we have clarity the fed has with two more hikes in it we are starting to see the inflation data continue to flatten. our view is the next 6 to 12 months that the markets are not moving what you see today, but what you expect a rosy picture over the next 12 to 18 months. >> you are sounding rosy, greg what is the wex word of the day? >> fundamentals. it is important to get back to basics few things we are encouraging you to do. review allocation. we see portfolios that are heavy in cash and under weight stocks. that is very heavy technology. we believe it is time to broaden out exposure and looking at areas like healthcare and bio-technology and international investments. we encourage not to try to time the market people are wai

day. here comes "the five." ♪ ♪ >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with emily compagno, jessica tarlov jesse watters she was the bride figuring on her own wedding cake. dana perino. "the five." joe biden's reelection run could be stumbling into more embarrassment this campaign season and there's no sandbags around that he can blame this time. team biden is where the president can lose the first two contests the primary season to a challenger like rfk jr.. thanks to the democrat strategy of ignoring all states the put their primaries ahead of south carolina. a win a could give rfk jr. major momentum as democrat search for alternative candidate that can go on the campaign trail and function. >> the world's leading emitters to help poor countries do within the impacts of climate change. they called it the g7. build back biden. build back better. realize that got confusing. we don't call it that. we have plans to build a railroad from -- the pacific, the indian ocean. one of the largest solar plants in the world. i could go on but i'm going off script. i could get in trouble. >> greg: to make matters wo

yes, we're going to cool things down and it happened just in time for father's day. greg we are looking at partly cloudy skies, a partly sunny across the bay area at this time. sunsets just after 830 after a very pleasant afternoon. temperatures are beginning to drop off. here's a look at storm tracker two along the coastline. we've got fog and that will continue to be the case for the weekend. partly sunny for our coastline and a partly cloudy to mostly clear for the rest of us after we start out with a little bit of morning overcast. the winds outside right now fairfield sustained at 23 been gusting to 30 even 35mph throughout the course of the afternoon. so it's been a bit breezy out there. oakland right now gusting to 33 where we have the a's playing a little bit later right now, temperatures in oakland, 66, 64 in san francisco, low 70s in napa for the inner east bay. a warm day, 86 in brentwood, 80 in livermore, as well as in pleasanton, where we have the alameda county fair. so it's a warm one. but we know this time of year could be a lot hotter, very pleasant over

it's been 215 days since a street racing crash claimed the lives of greg ammon and his wife, grace bearden. in the days past, the pain persists for greg's little brother, michael. it was very tough to, i think, understand it and wake up the next morning and be like, was that just a horrible dream? or reality? and it was. reality was in the corner wednesday. ammon and his lawyers filing a civil lawsuit targeting all who were allegedly racing on the peninsula on a fateful night in november. and a tragedy like this, you try to determine who could have stopped it knew mccarthy, says greg grace and their twin seven year old girls were headed home after dinner with their grandparents and investigators say 17 year old sister morales and 23 year old kyle harrison started street racing on a crowded el camino real. i was in my car and like these two cars, like speeding past, like just driving super fast. morales traveling well above the speed limit, broadsided the family's car as it turned left onto finger avenue, killing both adults and slightly injuring the twins. the car of the minor was register

greg: i disagree. i'll tell you why, politicians shouldn't have a lot of money. she has a lot of money. that's how she has her pumps every day a politician, i don't need to worry about how nice my shoes are. i should be a part-timer. >> jeanine: you are so wrong! >> greg: you don't know what you're talking about. >> jeanine: i only ran for office five times. people make a first impression based on how you look. >> dana: especially your shoes. if you're a guy and your shoes are not shined, no thank you. >> greg: that's true. women look at your shoes and that's it. >> jeanine: shut that one down! >> jessica: also, manicures matter a lot with women. >> greg: can't spell them without man. >> jesse: you want men to have manicures? >> jessica: i want you not to have dirty nails. yeah. >> jessica: coming up, a landlord is banning tenants from cooking meat. my little family is me, aria, and jade. just the three of us girls. i never thought twice about feeding her kibble. but about two years ago, i realized she was overweight. she was always out of breath. that's when i decided to introduce the farmer's dog to her diet. it's just so

it's been 215 days since a street racing crash claimed the lives of greg ammon and his wife, grace beardenpast, the pain persists for greg's little brother, michael. it was very tough to, i think, understand it and wake up the next morning and be like, was that just a horrible dream? or reality? and it was. reality was in the corner wednesday day, ammon and his lawyers filing a civil lawsuit targeting all who were allegedly racing on the peninsula on a fateful night in november. and a tragedy like this, you try to determine who could have stopped it knew, mccarthy says greg grace and their twin seven year old girls were headed home after dinner with their grandparents. investigators say 17 year old oscar morales and 23 year old kyle harrison started street racing on a crowded el camino real. i was in my car and like these two cars, like speeding past, like just driving super fast. morales traveling well above the speed limit, broadsided the family's car as it turned left on the finger avenue, killing both adults and slightly injuring the twins. the car of the minor was registered to the fa

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so let's get over to greg lee right now, who's on the ground there at moffett field for more as the president gets ready to get off of air force one here to spend the next three daysay area. greg yeah, andre, good afternoon. we're staying out of the shot so we can keep an eye on these stairs off of air force one to see president biden disembark. mark air force one for this three day trip to the bay area. that, as you said, is mostly focused on fundraising as the end of this fiscal quarter is at the end of june when the president will need to report what he has fundraised to this point, telling you a little bit about the greeting party here. as you said, we have governor gavin newsom, south congresswoman anna hsu, as well as ames center director eugene two in santa clara county supervisor susan ellenberg, president biden will go from here, then get inside what is known as beast. that vehicle you see in front of us with this motorcade. and he will go straight to the lucy evans bay lens, nature interpreter center and preserve and palo alto. he plans to tour the coastal wetland area. and it is there. he will announce $600 million for projects to address climate change

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the father's day forecast. christina greg thank you so much. roberta the busier travel weekends at airports across the country. a live look at sfo tonight where transportation secretary pete buttigieg said yesterday marked the busiest day for air travel since before the pandemic. the faa expected increase in travel this weekend with people going away for the summer on vacation as well as father's day and juneteenth. would you believe gen zers are ditching credit cards in favor of cash? coming up, the old school budgeting hack behind a cash stuffing craze. and whenever student loans start getting repaid, it could mean retailers will take a hit. we'll be right back lost 16 points. regard less of a down day to day. the s&p and nasdaq had their best week since march. the markets are closed on monday, along with federal offices for the juneteenth national holiday. while the us awaits the supreme court decision on student loan forgiveness. borrowers are already bracing for hits to their budgets and retailers are bracing to in a few months, millions co

days and never diet again. (uplifting music) ♪ ♪ >> greg: some republicans are starting to think they are not running against theg man in the white house, but rather his overly excited second in com command. >> a vote for president biden is actually a vote for president harris. we are running against kamala harris. make no bones about it. "the new york times" knows it. every liberal knows it. they know it is kamala harris that will end up being president of the united states if joe biden wins this election. >> greg: nikki haley isn't the only one who thinks kamala is important, the white house trying to bolster harris' image by putting her in places that make her seem important. "the washington post" noting that kamala was "symbolically positioned" between kevin mccarthy and joe biden during the debt ceiling talks. but the white house is dismissing concerns that kamala will be needed in the future. >> what do you say to anyone who is questioning whether the president would survive a full four-year term? >> if you look at what he has been able to do, he has been able to push forward and get down historic pieces o

greg: i knew you hated our country. you hate america. got you. >> jessica: every memorial dayning a flag out back. [laughter] >> greg: jesse, do you know what country music is? >> jesse: i'm coming around to country. >> judge jeanine: oh, come on. >> jessica: you age. >> greg: you are actually aging out. >> jesse: aging out of what? >> judge jeanine: if is he aging out? what am i? don't touch it. >> greg: if i had a dollar for every time you said that to me. >> dana: i think summer is the most word used in country songs. this makes a lot of sense and played on the radio a lot. >> judge jeanine: and heart felt love. >> greg: one more thing is up next. >> jesse: that was it? >> greg: yes. ♪ with bedding crafted from cotton grown on our family farm. we created red land cotton to give you the best farm, the home products possible. because it's more than quality products. it's a labor of love from our family. go to redland cotton dot com and receive 15% off your order with code fox news. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ what do we always say, son? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance...

. >> greg: all right, jessica. >> jessica: so father's day is coming up and this swiftie dad took itt at gillette stadium in massachusetts but that didn't stop them from enjoying the show from outside, even in a downpour. his face is amazing. the heart-warming video reached such a laud audience sent the duo floor tickets for taylor's new jersey show got them inside the stadium for the performance. >> dana: hopefully they remembered it. >> greg: tonight, guy benson, liz mcdonald's, kat timpf, tyrus, it's going to be great show. let's do this: greg's amazon news. big news, you know, they have got the -- drones that are delivering except they are now delivering organic milk right to your house. check this out. amazon is now dropping cows to your house. all you got to do is order, 48 hours in advance and they also eat people, too. in case you didn't know that i'm going to shut up, kennedy. >> kennedy: udderly delicious. do you know where else they have cows davenport, iowa. be there for laps and liberty tour. join us saturday, june 3rd in two days at the adler theater in davenport. ticke

. >> greg: fun to walk up to her one day, kat, and go, you should smile more. >> that is not my problem greg: "you should really smile more." >> and then duck. >> you know it's weird, i don't have to duck ♪ i used to bite my tongue and hold my breath ♪ ♪ scared to rock the boat and make a mess ♪ ♪ so i sat quietly ♪ ♪ agreed politely ♪ ♪ i guess that i forgot i had a choice ♪ ♪ i let you push me past the breaking point ♪ ♪ i stood for nothing ♪ ♪ so i fell for everything ♪ ♪ you held me down, but i got up ♪ ♪ get ready 'cause i've had enough ♪ ♪ i see it all, i see it now ♪ ♪ i got the eye of the tiger ♪ ♪ a fighter ♪ ♪ dancing through the fire ♪ ♪ the eye of the champion ♪ ♪ and you're gonna hear me roar ♪ ♪ (music) ♪ ♪ roar ♪ ♪ oh ♪ ♪ oh ♪ ♪ roar ♪ ♪ i got the eye of the tiger ♪ ♪ a fighter ♪ ♪ ♪ when people ask us who we are, we tell them we're problem solvers, opportunity creators, community builders, and changemakers. we are rotary. around the world, our network of 1.4 million neighbors, friends, and leaders, volunteer their skills, expertise, and resources to solve issues and addr

. >> greg: fun to walk up to her one day, kat, and go, you should smile more. >> that is not my problemreg: "you should really smile more." >> and then duck. >> you know it's weird, i don't have to duck. >> paid me i forgot. >> greg: coming up... ♪ a beach house, a treehouse, ♪ ♪ honestly i don't care ♪ find the perfect vacation rental for you booking.com, booking. yeah. >> greg: 31 just so you know up to 50 now, 50 enemies, lots of enemies, golden club. you don't have any me a? >> i do. >> greg: you do. >> public national convention. >> greg: where were you? i don't want to, like, chet, had 30s, one. good. i think chet turned down a job there. [laughter] >> you were at fox 1. >> : was a long story. you are a woman. sexist was say, that was chet talking. local news. >> got in me. >> you know i identify as a man. >> greg: each guest has to share a story from where they come, after about a winner. julie, you go first. >> there is a governor in connecticut, ned lamont, want to go to a restaurant in connecticut, you know why, because you can take your wine to go. he cited a law that states

greg: don't enlist! >> joey: august 5th, 2010, my teammate looked at me and said "don't get blown up." [laughs] the next dayou are here, you are handling it. >> joey: that's a joke, we can laugh at that. >> greg: i'm laughing. he has said far worse things on my show. all right, kellyanne, you give a lot of advice. did anyone ever give advice, say, don't marry that guy, he's crazy? >> kellyanne: they did, in fact, but you don't know him. [laughter] disgraced or in jail. to sell a stock many years ago, i should have. everything my grandmother up to me was correct. >> greg: told me not to buy a bar and i bought a bar. dumbest thing i ever did. judge? >> jeanine: there's a bunch of things i've done that i shouldn't have done. like i was on the board of a company, and i got some stock options -- >> harold: advised you -- [laughter] >> greg: giving you advice and to ignore it. >> jeanine: i ignored it and i made this much, nothing. >> harold: two things. i took the bar and i feel that, i was told the study, i didn't study for. second, i had a part in my head up until law school and after law school, my wife told

day you'll have to watch the will smith movie. and that's a slap in the face. [laughter] >> greg: that's funny? you thought that was funny?hought that was the worst line of the night and it got applause. i'm losing my touch but it turns out there is actually some earth friendly fireworks that emit no pollution at all. joe mackey tested it out. [applause] >> greg: all right, didn't want to pay him so that was the way out. tyus, you own a lot of pets so i know we're supposed to talk about how they can't sell fireworks but my sister sends me the most bizarre text. you should talk to a vet about the fourth of july because dogs will end up pooping everywhere when they hear fireworks and maybe you should give them benadryl. >> you added that in. >> oh, boy, he challenged him. fight. fight. grow i grew helped reagan, that's her daughter, i helped reagan take care of the dog and he had [ bleep ] all over the house because of the explosive noise. so there is the truth. >> there is more than one of you. >> i think it's funny instead of a vet you ask a brother. i like that. >> greg: you have a hundred pets. >> i have a hundred pets.

to be honests, i wouldn't know h that if it wasn't my job. >> greg:>> k exactly. >> kat: i wouldn't come home o from my long, hard daym charts and graphs. there is computer, graphs therei and this. yeah. thats. is what my husband does, investment banker, models, q1, whatever. i don' pt think people are usint their spare time to look into pe this. a lot of people, regardless of what ises, they don't know the difference, theyn think this ig happening because that has been the case every other time. i don't know where it goes, if i'm tired now, oh, boy. g >> greg: tyrus, bring this home. >> men can't be careless, we just can't. unfortunately, the cold part, wasn't like president trump was carrying the boxes out and loading up the truck and eric a putting them in and ivana driving. the ugly thing is and today i was on faulkner focus and the d things thethy hate about trump, president trump is rude, makes fun ofump people, goes after people. they do ththeye same thing as hr level, nonstop do it. i brought it up, i said, where is the decor umand high ground and teachable moment for en democratic leaders over this ndc indic

day. john and tom both off. we are here with gregncome. -- page them fixed income -- p gim fixed income. this is not staved off. greg: this is something that makes you revisit that. there is something in the market price action here. it has a lot to do with china, but it is a global growth slowdown story. it is hard to ignore the fact that markets have moved past the opec-plus cuts and continue to move lower. a worrying sign. lisa: we will continue to parse that as time goes on. a lot of people thinking it is not a permanent cut but a one-off. greg: is not really a cut, oil flow out of russia and iran, it is not a true cut. lisa: or a lollipop or whatever. we have been hearing a lot in the tit for tat between the u.s. and china. for we get into the race in the political sphere coming into 2024, there is an easing of tension between the u.s. and chinese. you are seeing potential talk of meetings in beijing to come to more munication, to set the stage for a softening. annmarie hordern and washington, d.c. of bloomberg joining us. we ar

day. thank you. greg, your book one question i have is david fairchild. yes.bout how he fits into the cherry tree journey. yes. david fairchild held and i kind of was going to put him in my top at it. and he always comes up because david fairchild was a botanist at the u.s. department of agriculture. he made his name by becoming a plant explorer. so what this meant was that he would travel around the world looking for new and non-native variety and species of plants that could be imported to the united states in order to expand the agricultural crop and the horticultural crops. so, david fairchild and he he knew eliza, by the way, he had gone to java about a year or so after she did, and she wrote her book about that time in 1897. he admired her as a person, very knowledge, rebel on plants and. he even at his office, arranged to have her appointed an official collaborator here in the collection of plant specimens from china and japan. and as he wrote in the letter that i saw to his boss, he said, no body knows more people in china and japan than miss skidmore.