greg gutfeld is coming up and i will see you next saturday night. >> steaming, swamp like washington which has been drenched with the heaviest rainfall. it is wet in this town and steaming. greg: summons boxers are sticking back. [laughter] enough. you want to drive your enemies nuts? have more fun than they are. >> remember when i said when i be wild and we have a lot of f fun. he said he's not acting presidential and i would say it's a lot easier to act presidential than to do what i do. anybody can act presidential. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, of the state of florida, thank you very much for being here. you are tremendous people. i will leave now because i am boring you to death. [laughter] i can be more presidential than any president in history, except for possibly a lincoln with the big cat. greg: abe lincoln was a big hat. can you imagine abe and trump in a big debate? check out mr. big hat. what's he hiding under their another smaller hat? what's all this fun causing? the people not having fun are getting sick of you, trump and of themselves. for, since trump got elected

i'm now pleased to introduce today's speaker greg gutfeld, host of fox news the greg gutfeld show and cohost of the five and greg gutfeld outspoken libertarian, humorist, magazine editor and blogger, greg started with fox news in 2007 and hosted the late-night show red eye from 2007 to -- [cheers and applause] >> to 2015. on the greg gutfeld show bringing comedic twist and part of round table who discuss and debate hot news stories and controversies of the day, greg is author of eight books including newest the gutfeld monologues. greg grew up in the san francisco bay area and attended uc berkeley, the best school ever. [laughter] >> the weekly standard has call ed him -- [laughter] >> the weekly standard has called him the most dangerous man on television going onto say gutfeld stuff is subversive, stink bomb in every faculty lounge main room and news room in america, buckle your seat belts and welcome to the commonwealth club greg gutfeld. [cheers and applause] >> first off, i better get more applause than tucker carloson. tucker, you already know to stair into the screen like a dog

now back to the greg gutfeld show. ory about trigger warnings which calls for a trigger warning. old people get the reference. [laughter] a new study from harvard, a school finds that trigger warnings may do more harm than good. we have seen these from books depicting violence. one group got a trigger warning, one didn't. what they found is that trigger warnings increase people's emotional vulnerability to trauma. if you're someone who believes words can hurt you, a trigger warning makes it worse. that is crazy. somebody who may have been able to handle something shocking would be less able to handle it because of the warning. trigger warnings are causing pain not preventing it. this is nuts. i've come up with a great new product. one that counters trigger warnings with a blunt world advice from someone you know well. >> sometimes i want direction and advice from a favorite strategists. why canno why can't i have both? >> now you can. the world first geo- locator to come with the dose of no-nonsense advice. >> your dest

, the greg gutfeld show. cohost of the five and author of the new book, the got fell monologues. classic rants from the five. greg gutfeld is an outrageous outspoken libertarian, a magazine editor and blogger. he started with fox news in 2007 as a contributor. he hosted the late-night show, redeye from 2007 until 2015. [applause] on the greg gutfeld showed he parities current events bring in a comedic twist to the news. on the five he is part of a roundtable ensemble of personalities who discuss and debate the hot new stories and controversies of the day. he is the author of eight books including his newest, the got fell monologues. greg grew up in the san francisco bay area and attended uc berkeley. the best school ever. the weekly standard has called the most dangerous man on television. going on to say that god felt stuff is actually subversive. a stink bomb rolled into every faculty lounge, mainstream newsroom and nonprofit boardroom in america. so buckle your seatbelts and welcome to the commonwealth clu

here with his pics, host of the greg gutfeld show, author of the new book, the gutfeld monologues. >>ut trump so he could beat me in the rating site. and i'm going to counteract your deviousness which is by the way, brilliant. doing this with me to beat me on saturday night. i -- jesse: it needs a collar but everything else is great. >> i look great, don't i? jesse: did you just come from the gym? >> that's where i got the idea. jesse: now that you are on the show i have to keep up. >> i might even die my hair. jesse: you don't need to. you look fantastic! everybody knows it. we will read some trump tweets. here's my favorite. the restaurant should focus on cleaning the filthy canopy doors and restaurant. badly needs a paint job. rather than refusing to serve a fine person like sarah huckabee sanders. if a restaurant is dirty on the outside, it is dirty on the inside. >> it is one of the best because it is specific. filthy canopies. it should be the name of a boat. [laughter] jesse: he was a restaurant tour. he had all these famous places all over the country. he does take pride in th

i'm marianne rafferty now back to the greg gutfeld show. reg: do threes go for nines when dating online? a new study from the university of michigan, whatever that is, finds most people who use online dating sites seek partners out of their league. apparently both men and women pursue people about 25% more desirable than themselves. [laughter] which, i can't do. [laughter] find someone 25% more desirable than this? good luck. [laughter] people also sent lengthier messages. they send longer messages is the desirability of the other person rises which could explain why kill me send me that the page e-mails. [laughter] stalker. perseverance paid off says one researcher says people get replies from a mate who is out of their league. it makes sense. right jake? [screaming] greg: lighting up there, jake. should've called him the next day. cap, don't know what that means? you don't do online dating but you get long letters from prison inmates. [laughter] if they shortened their letters would you consider dating them? kat: i am alone. [laughter] i t

and host of "the five" and "the greg gutfeld show," greg gutfeld. he is outnumbered. also author of "the gutfeld monologues." you bring something new and interesting to say every time that we've never heard no pressure. >> greg: thank you. what would you like me to say? >> harris: all of that is familiar. >> melissa: there you go. >> harris: we'll get to it. >> melissa: sources telling fox news that mueller agreed to reduce the number of the questions from the initial list and the potential interview with president trump. and is willing to take some in writing but wants oral answers to others. in addition, sources say mueller still wants to ask question about obstruction of justice which the legal team opposed. they are still said to be leaning against an interview. greg, when they say they are going to cut it from the initial list of 49 it makes he wonder is he going to know the questions in advance? >> greg: there is like, there is like a new angle to the story every day. the world's worst mini series that america is not watching. if you look at the poll numbers they

talk about -- >> slow news week with greg gutfeld. greg: slow news week. i think it's the first one since november 2016. it's weird. we put the apocalypse on pause. [laughter] but what is the media do? they talk about themselves but is "the new york times" writer thomas freedman. [laughter] that was the wrong tape. in the paper, freedman said the media should stop reporting of stuff like a strong economy and spoke on drums personality. it would encourage republicans to ditch trump and that helps the democrat. he wrote -- hilarious. tom is telling the press to do what they are already doing. [laughter] he's basically telling the morbidly obese to eat another pie. [laughter] i'm not even done. [applause] he's telling his wasted frat buddy to do another shot. he's telling a car starter for the mob to make worse lifestyle choices. [laughter] you remember what happened the last time the media covered every tweet, rally and reaction of donald trump? they elected the guy. [cheering and applause] there you go. it's like freedman got diarrhea from aaa and said that

juan williams and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> democrats continue with their outrageous rhetoric. some extreme examples of just how radical the left has become. first off, an illinois democratic congressional candidate under fire after comparing president trump to the mastermind of the september 11th terror attacks. >> in many ways this is -- i don't mean to sound overly, i don't know hyperbolic on this, trump and usama bin laden have a true amount in common because they have both figured out how to use the bully pulpit to, you know, activate, marginalize young men. it's the same tool. every demagogue has done, this right? finding angry people and giving them something to do. >> yes. >> sean casten campaign back tracked words poorly chosen and he regrets them. arizona democrat is threatening ice agents. congressman reuben guy geauga go warning ice agents deporting illegal aliens will not be safe from when president trump faces impeachment. al gore is saying trump should just ca

greg gutfeld is host of "the five" ." he joins us tonight. embrace it. number one, what you just saw in russia is not a robot, it's a car made of wood with arms and legs. >> tucker: that's probably true. >> it is buried it's not going anywhere, there's no video. jacob smirnoff is probably inside that car right now is telling jokes. number two, i'm all for the robots overtaking the world, but not in our food service industry because what's going to happen is ranked going to get a whole new organic movement. organic, natural foods. now people will have organic restaurants where people will serve it, people will cook it. that will be deemed organic and then it will be a fight between robots and humans and we will lose, just like on every other planet. we never hear from other planets because they are all run by robots. >> tucker: that doesn't actually make me feel better though. >> it shouldn't. be like me. i'm like benedict arnold. i'm a traitor to the robots. i am behind the robot -- for example there are studies that show that judges deny par

part 450 of the series why people are and now back to the greg gutfeld show. greg: is a public smear over beer. sam adams is the latest brand with the trump problem. that is what this boston globe headline says. it all started when a massachusetts mayor announced on twitter how brave that he will never drink them adams beer again because the companies cofounder praised trumps tax cuts. that is all the same adam died. nobody got hurt, no crime but he had an opinion. the only thing getting murdered here is the punctuation in this tweet. but because everybody loves to boycott others are joining in. now, we can't like something or anything fun like a beer because the cofounder likes tron. when we boycotted everything there won't be anything fun le left. we will need a drug for that. [laughter] >> many white people who do yoga and mostly white people who do yoga so a few of them understand the culture, history and religion behind yoga. >> tired of people telling you why your hobbies and interests are problematic? they want to sound educated but don't want to do thin

and at 10:00, fox news host agreeing greg gutfeld offer his take on top news stores he has cover oyears and we wrap up at 11:10:00 p.m. eastern with oncoulter's observations but the political left's resistance to the trump presidency. that all happens tonight on book of the on c-span2. television for serious readers. a reminder that this weekend's full schedule is available on the web site, booktv.org. >> the name of the book is the end of work, the author is freedom works, john tamny. john tamny, are we all done working? >> guest: it's not that we're done working. what we're down with increasingly is doing work we have to do to survive or to get by. the world i describe is one which more and more people get up, ecstatic but going to work, because work where is they showcase their intelligence some their unique skills. totally unlike the past. >> what was the past like. >> guest: if you go back 150 years ago, when you're born you kind of knew what your life was going to be. you are going to work, once you're able, six days a week, dawn to dusk, on a farm. didn't matter if you lord it or

stay tuned, greg gutfeld is next. arthel: and later we have the "fox report". >> we just hope one no one in the doc committee is watching. does this president really, physically not like dogs? >> is the first president and more than 100 years to not have a dog. >> we launched an extensive web search that took us a few minutes and we could only find one photo in all the land of donald trump with a dog. >> we've been making light of the president not wanting to have a dog in the house but it's deadly serious what he does with that word. greg: that is just inaccurate. bill clinton was the last dog in the white house. [cheering and applause] yes. on thursday the media spoke truth to power meaning they spoke to themselves. about themselves. let's hear more from the most trusted man in use. >> 300 newspapers coordinated articles criticizing president trump just after he accused him of coordinating articles criticizing president trump. nobody read them. if jerks like me were not talking about it with you even know? god, that

but if anybody can answer it, it's greg gutfeld. the author of the brand-new book "the gutfeld monologues." this is interesting. we talked about this before. the government is always behind technology. they can make a bunch of things illegal that already happened. the next new thing popped up somewhere else. >> you can't seek to ban something until it's already there. i remember the pope 500 years ago tried to ban the crossbow. how did that work out for the pope? i can't remember his name. it is harder to make a 3d gun than it is to buy one. if you can take a look at them, they are not attractive. part of appeal of a gun, it's aesthetically pleasing. it looks like a medical tool. it might be dangerous to the user. i just don't think it's there yet in a technological sense. if you fire it, it could go off in your hand. kennedy: an australian law enforcement body print it out, and fired a gun and it shatters. i shot an earlier version of this with cody wilson and he couldn't get any of them to work. if you are a bad person and you wan

. ♪ >> juan: hello everyone, i am here with jesse watters, dana perino and greg gutfeld.his is "the five. ." >> juan: president trump reportedly ready to revoke more security clearances as 13 former top intelligence officials representing republican and democratic administrations blasted the decision to take away john brennan's security clearance with a statement of support. the president explaining his rationale on the white house lawn earlier. >> president trump: i have tremendous response from having done that, because security clearances are very important to me. there is no silence, if anything, i'm giving him a bigger voice. many people don't know who he is and know he has a bigger voice. and that's okay with me because i like taking on voices like this. i've never respected him, never had a lot of respect. >> juan: president trump adding that demoted doj official bruce ohr could be next to lose his clearance. meanwhile, ex-acting cia director mike morrow who was among the officials condemning trump is accusing the president of trying to silence critics. >> the use

." >> jesse: i am jesse watters with judge jeanine, juan williams, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." we start with a fox news alert. stunning news out of washington. president trump revokes the security clearance of former cia director john brennan. press secretary sarah sanders reading a statement from the president explaining why. >> any benefit senior officials might glean from consultations with mr. brennan are now outweighed by the risks posed by his erratic conduct and behavior. mr. brennan's lying in recent conduct characterized by increasingly fringe commentary is wholly inconsistent with access to the nations most closely held secrets and facilities. the very aim of our adversaries, to sew division and chaos. >> jesse: brandon is a constant critic of president trump. here he is last night. >> i think donald trump has badly sullied the reputation of the office of the presidency. with his invective, with his constant disregard for human decency. as well as his befriending of autocratic leaders around the world and his conti

. >> tyrus: that was yours truly on "the greg gutfeld show" saturday. while he is unplugging his book, like i shamelessly just did. i'm too busy working to really have days off. it turns out even when you're on vacation, you still aren't relaxing. a new study says our constant connection to work and culture can be detrimental during our vacations. >> dana: you don't take time off? >> tyrus: i don't. but i make time. i'm a big-time maker. i set rules. return my phone off at 7:00. if you don't catch me by then, forget it. if i'm on an island, i can't help you anyway. i leave my phone in the hotel room. but we are all workaholics. we wouldn't be here if we didn't work hard. kennedy, how do you prepare for me time with the kids and not worry about the show or anythin anything. >> kennedy: we are going to hawaii and we can have. my girls are so excited. they're already packed. what you do is, you've got to stay off social media if you're going to stay off work. if your boss is emailing you and they are checking your instagram importer there like wait a secon

it's time for greg is a hypocrite with greg gutfeld. i'm going to be a hypocrite because what i'm about to tell you to do is something i should be telling myself, which is to be a nicer person. there's been a lot of fretting over the behavior toward the media and trump rallies, jeering and heckling. i don't think it's a big deal. if a world where an auto show, american is the loud car. the noise is part of our charm. no one is carrying the press into silence. believe me. they are louder than ever. much of the jeering is growing from a distrust of the media that under obama had cosmetic spine removal surgery to look better for that dreamy president. obama for them was like muzak on prozac. now the trumpet here, the media is working overtime, things ignored under obama are crimes under trump. it's the contrast that takes all of us off. but we as americans can do better. heckling isn't a good look, especially when you are winning, and you are winning. the country is winning. let it go. you are scaring the kids. remember sean kelley, the pi

greg gutfeld, he has a lot to say next.'t have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4 week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/try and never go to the post office again >> sean: here now is a good friend of the program, author of the brand-new book, it's called "the god felt monologues: classic grants from "the five"." when i first met you -- you cann shake my hand. >> i didn't know if you're going to -- >> sean: don't start. when i first met you, you are like a little quirky. then i realized how funny you are. you have a comedic mind. >> i didn't come from comedy. i was a magazine editor.e i don't think anybody expected --- >> sean: you edited maxim? >> in england. it didn't last very long but i still did it. i don't think people expected that i was eit

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eastern on fox news, greg gutfeld wraps up the weekend news.w. >> tonight on the show, what will the trump presidential library look like? we will show you a sneak peek. plus, why the media can't stop crying. why we won't stop drinking sam adams. how robots will take over the world. and why your support peacock won't be flying with you. we recap the week on the best show on tv, 10:00 eastern tonight. watch or i will never forgive [applause] jon: don't miss it. a top university making history as it looks to empower the next generation of physicians. why the bold move could have big repercussions. >> i was a little bit worried about how i would handle all of my debt. >> this opens up a lot of opportunities for people who may not have been able to afford medical school whatsoever. (vo) when bandits stole the lockbox from the wells fargo stagecoach, agent beekman was one step ahead of them. because he hid his customers' gold in a different box. and the bandits, well, they got rocks. we protected your money then and we're dedicated to helping protec

at ten, fox news host greg gutfeld offers his take on stories he's taken over the years. we wrap up at 11:10 p.m. eastern with observations on the politicals last resistance to the trump presidency. that happens tonight i'm booked to be on c-span2. television for serious readers. this weekend's schedule is available on our website, booktv.org. here is john on the american revolution. [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] >> thank you for joining us. it is nice to see a full house particularly on a beautiful spring

. >> i'm jesse watters along with dadan mcdowell, richard fowler, dana perino and greg gutfeld. >> greg! [laughing] >> this is "the five." >> president trump blasting fake news while some in the media proving how biased they are. >> president trump: they can make anything bad. because they are the fake, fake, disgusting news. >> the president of the united states is completely unhinged. and getting worse by the day. >> more on the president's fight against fake news ahead. but first a new round of great economic news. as 157,000 jobs added in july, and the unemployment rate falling to 3.9%. trump touting all of the economic winning at his raucous rally in pennsylvania. >> president trump: our economy is soaring, our jobs are booming, factories are pouring back into our country, they're coming from all over the world. 3.7 million new jobs, including close to $400,000 jobs in the manufacturing world. remember, remember? the trade deficit just fell, think of that, for the quarter, $52 billion. nobody reports it. why don't you report that? republicans just passed the biggest tax cut in the

. >> i'm jesse watters along with dadan mcdowell, richard fowler, dana perino and greg gutfeld. >> gregblasting fake news while some in the media proving how biased they are. >> president trump: they can make anything bad. because they are the fake, fake, disgusting news. >> the president of the united states is completely unhinged. and getting worse by the day. >> more on the president's fight against fake news ahead. but first a

i'm greg gutfeld and i love you. [cheering and applause] now. [♪] jesse: welcome to.watters' world," i'm jesse watters. the mainstream meet yeah reports this week, all they talked about was wacky omorosa. the white house press briefing had 4 times more questions about omarosa. now to other news. democrat keith ellison won the minnesota primary tuesday night for the state's attorney general. but what you haven't heard is he has been accused of domestic abuse by his ex-girlfriend. >> he walked in and said i need you to take the trash out. i was on my stomach. i looked at him and shook my head. he looked at me and said [bleep] did you hear me? and then he said get the [bleep] out of my house and he tried to drag me off the bed. jesse: to be fair the congressman denies the accusation. cnn barely covered the story at all. robe the news about rob porter, the news media went wild dedicating 1 hour 40 minutes to the allegations compared to 4 minutes 21 seconds. ellison has been seen hanging around lewis farakan. he defended a cop killer and he doesn't believe in borders. this

greg gutfeld is coming up and i will see you next saturday night. >> steaming, swamp like washington ich has been drenched with the heaviest rainfall. it is wet in this town and steaming. greg: summons boxers are sticking back. [laughter] enough. you want to drive your enemies nuts? have more fun than they are. >> remember when i said when i be wild and we have a lot of f fun. he said he's not acting presidential and i would say it's a lot easier to act

greg gutfeld is coming up next.xt saturday night. >> we just hope one no one in the doc committee is watching. does this president really, physically not like dogs? >> is the first president and more than 100 years to not have a dog. >> we launched an extensive web search that took us a few minutes and we could only find one photo in all the land of donald trump with a dog. >> we've been making light of the president not wanting to have a dog in the house but it's deadly serious what he does with that word. greg: that is just inaccurate. bill clinton was the last dog in the white house. [cheering and applause]

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i am greg gutfeld. i love you now at a rally in lewis center, ohio. >> present consciously. they didn't know what the hell they were doing. they had no idea. the globalists think it's wonderful when they close up a plant inio and move it to mexico or some other country. send it back into our country tax-free. those days are ending, tax-free. right? no good. we don't like that. we want our people. did you see a certain gentleman the other day said donald trump doesn't take care of foreign workers. i said he's right. that was charles koch. charles koch. he's actually a nice guy. members of my clubs. david and charles koch. he says donald trump doesn't take care of foreign workers. he's right. i want to take care of the american workers. i want to be america first. okay? [cheers and applause] but america's economic surrender ended the day i took office, folks. now after years of rebuilding foreign countries, we are finally read building our country -- we are finally read building our country. the. the great patriot from the our country. william mckinley from ohio was a great pr

my next guest is greg gutfeld. how are you, sir?ks for you, brother. you deserve it. you went to school in berkeley. you're from california. she is out there pitching for votes and trying to raise money. >> exactly. it's less about her and more about this disturbing message that how many people under 30 and 40 know so little about the legacy of socialism and the suffering it's caused. it is an interesting contrast. when you look at her, she is charming, young and has a future. what she is selling is the opposite. socialism is grim, it's old, and it offers you no tomorrow. even bernie is likable but the message he offers is not likable. what infuriates me more about california and new york city. they flourish because of liberals that got rich an capitalism. it got them to the point where they can put these horrible ideas on us. the inequality in california is insane. pelosi estate versus the tent cities. that's socialism. >> bill: i see what you did there. bernie is 70 something? >> he doesn't look a day over -- they are -- they seem

spokesperson, kayleigh mcenany, and my co-host on fox news radio, marie harf, and correspondent for "the greg gutfeld show," kat timpf. i am outnumbered. i'm the only brunette at the table. juries at home i think immediately picked up on that. cnn is doubling down. it strikes me as a bad look. president trump sometimes cries fake news, fairly on occasion, unfairly other times. but if they are sticking to a wrong story, that fuels trump in the attacks, right? >> that's right, "the washington post" has already retracted the story. cnn gives no explanation why they are standing behind a story that has been debunked, and maybe it explains why htv and other non-news networks are beating it. guy: the property brothers are where it's at. kat, one of the biggest problems i see here, you could see it if cnn said they had multiple sources. one was lanny davis,er might have been michael cohen. but cnn said lanny davis had no comment. but we now know according to him he was one of the sources. that's a problem, right? >> if they had these other sears, give him the benefit of the doubt. why not say we had other s

and i know you totally agree with this, greg gutfeld. >> this is fantastic and i support them 100%.ing a business and someone called in for that, i would fire them on the spot. i would say, you stay home with your little baby and i'm going to hire somebody with no experience and train them myself. if they are hard workers, it won't pull that. get them away from being, i never want to see you again. >> let me paint the picture, it's a snowy day and connor mccarthy picks up the phone and calls his boss and says, i just got a new dog and i can't go into work. allison, one of the reasons she rose through the ranks i'm sure he said, why don't you stay home, connor. wait, i got a better idea. little ideas like that -- i've changed my mind. >> dogs make sourpuss' like you better. right? >> i -- this is my thing. this is what you get when you have an amazing economy. you are trying everything you can to make sure the workers that you have want to come work for you. so i'm like, i know, i have a great idea, we will give you a week off of basically working from home if you have a puppy. >> at

. >> i am jesse watters with pam, ron, katie and greg gutfeld. it's 5 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." >> president trump pummelling his attorney general today. this comes after the embattled agpushed back against trump's criticism and vowing not to be influenced by political thoughts. ed joins us. >> the war of words, it's intensifying. it's not new for the president to punch the attorney general. jeff sessions decided to fire back and may be counter punching his way out of a job. the feud has been getting ugly. the president tweeted that the attorney general was beleaguered and earlier this month that sessions was missing in action. the spat escalated wednesday the president's interview where he did not just take another swing at sessions, he questioned his manhood. sessions listen to this. >> i put in an attorney general that never took control of the justice department, jeff sessions. he took the job and then said i am going to recuse myself. what kind of a man is this? >> sessions usually ignores those punches. yesterday he c

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i am dana perino with emily campagna, juan williams, lawrence williams, juan williams and greg gutfeldthis is "the five" ." the war of words hits a whole new level as president trump unleashes on the media. the president slamming much of that press on twitter today is "totally dishonest." he says don't care for the truth, writing fake books and using anonymous sources that are pure fiction. president trump blasts carl bernstein. the president saying that the network has been caught in a major ally. cnn and bernstein firing back at the president saying that they stand by their reporting. lots of tweets overnight. >> greg: i am glad he was tweeting about this and not about the funeral. trump is like a heckler behind the dugout. he can sense the central of the picture. in this case, cnn. he won't stop until he throws the mitt down and runs to the stands to fight. he is giving cnn the cnn treatment because they made that meeting story into relentless bombshell. every newscaster was having a conniption about it. now that story seems to be falling apart and trump is giving cnn the relentless