he was talked to just as a witness that might be familiar with jeff willis. w do you know him?" "well, i haven't seen him in a long time." and we didn't think much about it. it's like, "okay." >> what's really interesting about this is that shortly after that interview, one of the detectives gets a phone call from mr. bluhm. mr. bluhm tells this detective, "hey, you know, i just wanted to tell you something. i had this really weird dream about handling this particular weapon and jeff being there." >> "i think i might have touched that gun." "you think you might have touched the gun?" "yeah. i'm not sure if i touched it, or it was in a dream, but i think i touched it. so i, i'm not sure." and she was played it cool. she was, "oh, okay. well, we'll come over and talk to you about it." >> this detective had been around for a while, and the red flags just went screaming off in her head. >> basically, the two detectives go, "we're not buying this. would you do a polygraph?" >> he was interviewed for a long period of time, uh, he had taken a polygraph, uh, he had fa

larry: you know that jeff g gunlock he is a very smart guy. gerri willisf. >> let me get in here a quick word on hotter than expected inflation, joe biden heavy duty federal spending fiasco is forcing interest rate to rise and keeping the higher an expected inflation alive. he looks to plan on spend 4 trillion in years ahead award according to new cbobeys line bidenomics to 48 trillion from 26 trillion now. and share of gdp biden borrowing could reach 116% in years ahead that is well over twice the 50 year average of 48%. so. you have the fed trying to restrain inflation on one hand. but thed administration with huge spending and boeborrowing increasing anonymous in, today, unexpected cpi. over the past year. now, that may not be a short-term one shot aberration. over past 3 months, core inflation, excludes food and energy up 4% at annual rate, the fed let's target is 2. j. powell anonymous measure of core services, excluding housing is up 6.7 percent annualy. over the past 3 months. that is fastest rate in 19 months, and services inflation, rising 6. 4% o

. >> i've known jeff dunlop for years we should get him on ourga show, he is a very bright guy, gerri willis as always, bright stuff, a quick word on the hotter than expected inflation, joe biden's heavy duty federaly spendingdu fiasco is forcing interest rates to rise and keeping higher-than-expected inflation alive, biden ported $6 trillion in new spending and it looks like he is planning on another 4 trillion in the year ahead that according to the new c.b.o. baseline.en bidenomics would use federal debt held by the public all the way to $48 trillion froman 26 trillion if that weren't bad enough and gdp biden borrowing could reach 116% in the years ahead that is well over twice the 50 year average of only 48%. you have the fed trying to restrain inflation on the one hand but the biden administration huge spending and borrowing looks to be increasing inflation once again.bo rrtoday's unexpected cpi three tenths of 1% coming to 3.1% over the past year, that may not be a short-term one-shot aberration, over the past three months core inflation excluding food and energy is up 4 r% at an annua

jeff zeleny elliot, let me start with you first. i mean, is fani willis in peril here? i mean, could she be taught? i'll stop this case. she could and it's up to the judge to decide what the actual remedy is. do you remove the prosecutor? do you bring in another individual from outside? do you not remove the prosecutor and say that well, because of the fact that the relationship was consensual, there are reasons to say that the finances were not his personal finances not commingled such that the trips they went on or permissible and perhaps it all stays. proceeds as normal. it's a mess for the office to be clear, regardless of what the legality is, it is a mess for the office and something they're going have to deal with this, have to put in front of a jury that is seeing all this playing out and carrie, i mean, let's talk about i mean, the main problem here for fani willis and for nathan wade is whether or not the >> judge believes this witness that we heard from earlier this morning, and whether that's sufficient to tell the judge. okay. willis and wait, we're not upf

jeff gundlach, i've known him for years. he is a very smart guy. we should get him on our show, producers. he is a very, very bright guy. gerri willis as always, great stuff. folks, let me get in here on this hotter than expected inflation. joe biden's heavy spending fiasco is forcing interest rates to rise and keeping higher than expected inflation alive. biden poured almost $6 trillion in new spending and look like he is planning on at least another four trillion in years ahead, according to the new ceo baseline. economics "bidenomics" would move federal debt held by the public to $48 trillion, from 26 trillion presently as though that were bad enough. shares of gdp biden borrowing could reach 116% in the years ahead. that is well over twice the 50 year average of only 48%. so you have the fed trying to restrain inflation on the one hand but the biden administration's huge spending and borrowing looks to be increasing inflation once again. today's unexpected cpi, .3 of 1% coming to 3.1% over the past year. now that may not be a short-term, one-shot aberration. important point. over the past three months core inflation, that is exc

jeff will come and lean in and say, why don't you try that? it's so natural and organic, then somehow at the end it turns into a tv show. >> there's no dialogue written. williezing number of shows that you've had over these years that most of the shows actually reflect things that happened to most people during their ordinary life, during the course of a day, you know, something pisses them off and they don't react. you react on the show, and it's funny. >> the character, for me, is an alterego really. he's my hero, that guy. i love that guy. >> nobody else does, but he does. [ laughter ] >> i do. >> so you've heard about tv's own willie geist being a great actor. let's take a look. >> i want to tell you a story. my whole life i hated strawberries. >> strawberries? >> hated them, wouldn't eat them, couldn't eat them. then one day i had a fresh strawberry right from the ground. changed my life. i was judging strawberries, but i didn't know the strawberry. it's like people, willie. you don't really know them until you taste them. >> that's great, larry. thank you so much. i think we have what we need on the strawberries. >> is that good? how about the boysenbe