oh, my father is greg green, fairly well known california architect from the forties and fifties. so these are the letter i just came into my hotel room from an interesting and an expected visit through the day from drafting rooms at yale. are one and a half days of philip johnson's jewel and new canaan. here's the real fascist intellectual. i started rummaging through some old papers and then i came across this here, 200 page or 10200 page filed the f b. i kept on them and they were watching everything he did from the mid forties to the mid fifties. gregory, believe that decent housing should be the right of everyone. not just the privilege of very wealthy people. 12 percent of the population is black. there should be a lot of black families living out here. yeah, this is only a beginning, but i think it's wonderful. well, let's see how wonderful it is, what i want a 1000000 ryans come friday and i use in the neighborhood was supposed to be twice as large to plants was 400 homes. and only 52 were built the f ha at the time. didn't think that inter graded neighborhoods would be at

you can say okay, we're going to rely on green energy sources before we have those. >> greg: the green where will they come from? china! the country responsible for the worst biological disaster in the history of mankind! walter! >> can i talk now, greg? >> greg: have you noticed a pattern, if you go first in the first segment, you go last in the next one. there is a system behind my questions and you're free to jump in, walter. don't be such a scared little man. >> i have a theory about joe biden. i don't think he has a good memory. i don't think his mind is -- it's failing a little bit. if you remember the past more than the recent past when you're in the situation. if people remember their childhoods. i think biden has forgotten every thing but the 1970s. when he started in politics. and what we are seeing in the administration is a 1970s restoration project. we have cities burning down, inflation, we've got an oil crisis, we've got everything that was bad about the '70s without the flip olson show. the good thing. >> greg: what was the name of the female character that he played? r

>> greg: you were telling me the green room that it's why didn't the guy -- >> that was a private conversationrom 1 to 10? >> greg: you didn't give a number because were like -- you know. >> was he how to than you? >> [indiscernible]. >> hard to beat. what about the youtube wealth influencer in the california recall vote? you know he is suing cnn because they said that no democrat was in the race to replace gavin newsom? actually [indiscernible], that was pretty impressive. >> greg: we always get to the bottom of stories, right? i don't know what i'm saying. i'm just excited about this next story. up next, world-famous man from seattle facing an interesting legal battle. hey lily, i need a new wireless plan for my business, but all my employees need something different. oh, we can help with that. okay, imagine this... your mover, rob, he's on the scene and needs a plan with a mobile hotspot. we cut to downtown, your sales rep lisa has to send some files, asap! so basically i can pick the right plan for each employee... yeah i should've just led with that... with at&t business... you can pick t

from the lack of stolen the show with her slapstick video, but the lack of green in the median strip. wow. look at this girl, greg glass on that glass. every die passed by politician and whip out those down. but i am trying to think out so what you do, i want your most that big boss, all city council, but on my wooden stick, what you stuff back up your baseball my i mean all my beautiful got them all new fix the i me call me lots of coin i bought the me since that viral video when shows a lot of people pushing and, and one people backing her up. and i think it's because of that. now she's got the confidence to pursue this. like i read a lot of the facebook comments and 95 percent of them is all positive. but guess the other 5 percent and they just think there's a bit of a jerk. and as their son that sort of touched me to read she's. she's stepping into the boxing ring now. she's going to get knocked around. that's why they worry. of course we worry some say my english is broken english. this in my the broken english not mean i come afforded to spend all my people. yeah. if i don't know why i can do it, then i you

. >> reporter: he told us his family owed their lives to a former green beret who became a friend. >> his name is greg. he is back in the united states. he helped us a lot. >> reporter: major greg adams is now a civilian. from his home in seattle, he remotely guided rahmat, and other afghan interpreters, through the chaos at kabul's airport using text messages. is it too much of a stretch to say that rahmat and other translators kept you alive? g> t'nota's we >> reporter: adams risked his life to fight the taliban and said america now has a moral obligation to the afghans who helped. >> i don't necessarily question the decision to leave. i don't s i think we could have done a lot better job of planning for this and getting people out. >> reporter: more than 800 afghans have already departed germany for the u.s. rahmat safari told us his ambitions now are finding work and leading a peaceful life, he hopes in sacramento, norah. >> o'donnell: holly williams, thank you. and there was some concern today as vice president kamala harris continued her tour of asia. her flight from singapore to vietnam was del

. ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> greg: if you don't have your vaccine, you can't hang with rachel green.us. it was unfortunate she said in a recent interview. with friends like that who needs thinking for yourself. her weekly routine including drunk dialling brad pitt at 3 a.m. she still hangs out with paltrow who sells rocks with feeling powers. two persons can't be friends if they can't forgive each other's little failings. he is serving 3 life sentences for 3 homicides. not a lot of friends left there. lara trump, she doesn't want to hang around the guys. what is his name? around matthew perry. >> maybe so. if she is vaccinated what does she care? she could be in a room full of covid and she is fine. this is mind boggling. >> greg: it's a public stance and a virtue signal. they can't get enough. everybody has to know how i feel, tyrus. >> i am dropping woke knowledge! i am telling you if you don't do what i do, i don't know you. my life changed. jennifer just unfriended me. what do we do if he got drunk on the plane and ended up taped up in a chair because she unfriended him. i hope y

greg: let's take a look at how markets are starting the trading week. green sides of the border. oil was on a seven-day losing streak. the broader commodity complex feeling better about the world as well. crude at 65.70. even bitcoin is taking part. it did go above 50,000, not there now, but still making gains. the s&p 500 is setting all-time highs. a few factors in play, including these factors from china, saying they have been able to tamp down the latest outbreaks of the delta variant. a little bit of optimism but it can be done in terms of keeping the virus at bay. for what it is worth, here in canada, when i tell you this story, you would say, what is the big deal? zero dollar commissions for trade stocks and etf's from the national back in terms of their brokerage service. this is not commonplace in canada. this is the first of canada's big banks to make the move. you have all the different trading platforms. what we don't have in canada that you do have is payment for order flow. we cannot do that in this country. it feels like that has held us back in

green. enough with the puns! land o'frost premium. fresh look. same great taste. >> greg atm fees were the worst but now i check for men with hatchets first. new york offers criminals a bonus if they promise not to harm us. this weekend in new york a man was attacked by a hatchet wielding madman who wasn't stuart varney. while getting money out of an atm. the guy got whacked in the head and the thigh but he survived. he still had to pay the $2 atm fee. the larcenous lumberjack got away possibly on a giant blue aux. that was quiet. it's just another day in new york. how do you stop this stuff, if you are new york mayor bill de blasio, you pay the criminals cash ahead of time and play for the best -- pay for the best. launching a program that will pay people not to shoot people. the program ran through an outfit called advanced peace pairs formerly incarcerated mentors with young people deemed at risk for gun crime. i'm not sure how these mentors feel about hatchets. in addition to the $1,000 type and they also get bonuses for meeting goals like getting a driver's license o

green. enough with the puns! land o'frost premium. fresh look. same great taste. ♪♪ >> gregpolice now we don't have peace. over the weekend in chicago 73 people were shot 11 fatally including a 29 police officer named ella french. she and another officer were conducting a traffic stop when a suspect opened fire from the back seat of the car. in denver nine people were shot, two fatally over a 6-hour period. and in new york, five men were shot at a party leaving two dead. so now it seems that violent crime is now as common as the weather. typical forecast in any major city, possible robbery with a chance of assault and scattered murder. tomorrow's going to be warm but wear a bulletproof vest anyway 'cause this weekend it will be raining bullets couple that with a record blow in police officers and at record rates forget the umbrella grab the oozey. perhaps we're at acceptance stockholm syndrome. maybe because there's no tracks on the stories the media wants to protect the far left leaders in these cities whom they agree with. it's like when andrew cuomo let people in nursing

green screen? remmington back online in the spring. it was all about a primer shortage. it was not lead or raw materials. >> [applauding]. >> greg: none of us have to recycle our bullets? >> that's positive. i was also raised in the south. they give you guns at early ages. people in other parts of the country think that's crazy for 8 years old. the best boom for bullet sales is the ridiculous argument to defund the police. everybody out there who has a functional brain knew what would happen. crime would sky rocket. criminals don't follow gun laws already. changing them doesn't help. we have to protect ourselves. 8 million new gun owners who would have never considered buying guns is happening everywhere. i think the demand will grow. >> greg: i think so. i asked you how many guns you have. has it increased since 2 weeks ago? >> yes. >> [laughing]. >> i am a proud new daddy of a pistol grip shotgun. it's sweet. it's phenomenal. what else is phenomenal. there are times in life when working for fox news you get the dirt look or something like that. not in a gun store. >> [laughing]. >> we have should things in the back! >> [laughi

greg, was it encouraging you saw some dip buying with some of the sectors turning green?arly this is been a mantra and feeling on wall street that fed will still be easing the policy we still have a ton of stimulus out there. >> right i don't know if i was encouraged or discouraged i think we'll be volatile for at least the next couple weeks. we've just gone through an earnings season where 85% of companies that report beat their earnings -- or beat the consensus. that's been my thesis for a while that consensuswas under-appreciating and overestimating the power of the companies. when i looked a couple months ago consays was 60% or 70% so, you know, it's an earnings season we expected, now the market is asking, what's next? now we're hearing rumblings, the market will look for some clair about that at jackson hole, and as i indicated earlier, it's become almost indefense iible to make an argument that easy monetary policy is still necessary to bring the labor market back to health. absent a couple data points in june and july. we have 10 million -- a report 10 million-plu

green with envy. if you bring a kid do you get in free like the border. pearl jam was supposed play at this party. now that's probably good. >> [singing]? >> greg: they are a thinking man's abba. all guests will have to be tested. that's how fauci got his invite. this comes among an increase with delta variant with a panic. i salute obama and the message he is sending. rather than shut down your lives again. throw fauci to the wind and live your life. death comes for all of us, the minuscule risk from covid or the huge risk of betting murdered in portland. too bad there is not a vaccine for cnn's misinformation. it would only take 50 doses. i wonder what the angry white male has to say. >> ♪ ♪ >> let barack obama have a party. what a man decides to do in the privacy of his own island mansion is his business. i would not go to the party even if i was invited. not because i am concerned about covid, but you am looking for more solitary activities, like riding ski lifts alone in the summer. >> [laughing]. >> ♪ ♪ >> [applauding]. >> greg: you know he just dumped a body. what about the angry black male? >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> [crunching]. >> i want to sti

greg: joe devito. is that offensive that mascot, or, i find noral more offensive to me? >> i think the fighting irish mascot is wonderful. he's a little greenlcoholic, who is he fight something he doesn't know. he's fighting a battle with substance abuse. i laud him for that. the schools need to lean into their ethnic stereotypes. look at this stupid norwal. he's known for the tusk, the horn, only on the males what are they going to say, now he's just glad to see you so it's stupid. graovac green knights innately sexist because it has to have the horn. >> i don't know what it is either but you cut it off and you ground it up. >> very weak moments. tom, i think the best mascot would be a woke-a-dial. a woke-a-dial is a crocodile who eats everybody including his supporters. >> i like that, greg. look, i'm the irish guy, greg, and i never liked this fighting irish. first of all, he doesn't look like he's going to win the fight. he's tiny. he's skinny. this -- you can't fight like that. >> it's never worked. [laughter] >> it did in pop eye. didn't he fight like that. >> after the spinach, though, he was tough. but narwhal, he's not interesting.

greg: joe devito. is that offensive that mascot, or, i find noral more offensive to me? >> i think the fighting irish mascot is wonderful. he's a little greenfight something he doesn't know. he's fighting a battle with substance abuse. i laud him for that. the schools need to lean into their ethnic stereotypes. look at this stupid norwal. he's known for the tusk, the horn, only on the males what are they going to say, now he's just glad to see you so it's stupid. graovac green knights innately sexist because it has to have the horn. >> i don't know what it is either but you cut it off and you ground it up. >> very weak moments. tom, i think the best mascot would be a woke-a-dial. a woke-a-dial is a crocodile who eats everybody including his supporters. >> i like that, greg. look, i'm the irish guy, greg, and i never liked this fighting irish. first of all, he doesn't look like he's going to win the fight. he's tiny. he's skinny. this -- you can't fight like that. >> it's never worked. [laughter] >> it did in pop eye. didn't he fight like that. >> after the spinach, though, he was tough. but narwhal, he's not interesting. >> did you say they

green river killer. detectives circled back to the secret boyfriend, jeff kane. they came away convinced he had nothing to do with sandi's death. jeff kane was cleared. >> as for husband gregon, ultimately he had an alibi that checked out. he'd clocked in and out of his job at boeing the day sandi went missing. colleagues had seen him there, and after work, he was with friends who vouched for him. finally, greg johnson was off the list. >> how well do you remember that moment, where the police came to see you and said, you're not a suspect anymore. >> i remember it very well. it was a relief. it was a good day for me. it really was. that left sandi's friend from work, cliff reed, cold case detective jim allen now retired decided to see if he could find some physical evidence tying cliff reed to the death of sandi johnson. it turned out the passage of time in the case gave police new tools. >> forensics had changed over the years, so there was the potential of testing a lot of things that had not -- wouldn't have been able to be tested back then for dna specifically. >> they went back to where cliff reed had lived in 1996. all these years later, and tore the place apart. th

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