chances are bill schulz already told you the answer. >> greg: unnecessary but true. thanks, andy. go away, andy. let me welcome our guests, a andrea tantera. she is so hot she can frame boil aburger in her arm pit. and sitting next to me, bill hemmer, seen week day mornings at 9:00 a.m. eastern on fox news channel. he is so sharp, women prefer using him to shave their legs. and our "new york times" correspondent. >> congratulations on 600 episodes, greg. i'm at 60,000 issues but whatever! >> greg: thanks. house speaker nancy pelosi is afraid of what you ask, another al-qaeda attack? iran getting nuked? a bad shipment of botox. no, no and, of course. what really worries pelosi is you, america. she is worried that speaking out against her and obama's government could toledo violence and mayhem. feast your eyes, eye feasters. >> i have concerns about some of the language that is being used because i saw this myself in the late '70s in san francisco, this kind of rhetoric and it was very frightening and it created a climate in which violence took place. our country is great because pe

bill schulz, you ardis gusting human being. bill hemmer wonderful having you here on the 600th show. that was very nice. i'm greg gutfeld. i'll see you later bye bye. captioned by, closed captioning services, inc. also taking a hard look at a terror suspect in denver. if he was really plotting to blow up new york city landmarks then why is the only charge of lying to the authorities? also tonight, did president obama ask one of only two black governors not to seek reelection for the good of the democratic party? hi, everybody, i'm geraldo rivera. those questions answered shortly. but up front tonight i cannot resist beginning with john edwards. ♪ >> every single candidate for president, republican and democratic, have lives, personal lives that indicate something about what kind of human being they are. and ensure her silence. >> when waked back she was standing in front of the hotel and said to him you are so hot, i can't deliver it because i don't know how to deliver this line whether elizabeth believes her husband is the vic

. >> bill schulz, in fiji he. >> and from opie and anthony. >>> even the homeless refuse to sleep under him, the new york times correspondent, good to see you again, pinch. >> i'm cuckoo for cocoa. a great feature in the thursday's times. way ahead of our time, greg. >> greg: i suppose it was only a matter of time. not my new hair plugs. they do look great, though. i'm talking about acorn filing a prostitute against hannah gilles and james o'keefe seen here for the recent camera hidden expose. acorn advised them on hiding prostitution profits from the irs. they claim that they violated maryland law, who knew there was law there. >> which requires two parties consent for electronic surveillance. andrew breitbart also named as a defendant. it. were the first to air the >> although we to not con doan what our employees do, no matter how entrapped we were we are committed to our 500,000 members that we will hold the defendant civilly and criminally responsible for the violation of crim fall laws. left out of all of this, the prairie dog. yes, there really is love whereever you go. andrew, g

also, bill schulz sucks. >> when i first saw "red eye," i thought it was just ridiculously bad and perfect slot right there with the infomercials and other things. since the head injury i suffered last month, i found "red eye" to be extremely good and humorous and i think you should get an em. >> i greg, i was wondering why the table on the set is so high? i mean it looks like the set designer or whoever is in charge of these things jacked the table up to make you look smaller but it makes you look like some sort of man baby. >> greg, this is mike and bobby from toledo, ohio, which is probably the most god awful place in the world to live. but, we love you and bill and andy and his crazy blue eyes. >> about the shirt that bill wore last week, man, i knew i had that picnic table cloth. i just knew it. please return it. thank you very much. >> greg: that was delightful. >> always. >> blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. blah, blah, blah. direct line. 212-462-5050. we will close things out with the blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, from tv's andy levy. to see blah, blah, blah of recent shows go to blah,

bill schulz, disgusting. chase gallagher, aaaay. that does it for me, bye. captioned by, closed captioning services, inc. has just addressed the annual meeting in washington of the 42 member congressional black caucus which tonight honored notables like u.n. ambassador susan rice, actor danny glover and human rights activist and entertainer john. here is the president. >> the leaders come in and michele and i are shaking hands with them and one of the leaders, i won't mention who it was, he comes up to me and we take the picture and we go we behind and he says barack, explain to me this healthcare debate. he says we don't understand it. you're trying to make sure everybody has healthcare and they are putting a hitler mustache on you, that doesn't make sense to me. explain that to me. he don't understand. one in seven african americans are out of work. the highest in nearly a quarter of a century. more than two out of ten african americans and three out of ten black children are living in poverty. this economic crisis has made the problems in the communities

bill schulz, in germany, he is strudel. and sitting next to me, coanchor of the live desk weekk's at 5:00 p.m. eastern. always reamin roaming the stud. what are you doing back there. he is so wise that owls friend him on facebook. >> i took a wrong turn and thought this was the fox reports studio. >> greg: to late, trace. >> great to be here, by the way. >> and he smells as bad as he reads, our "new york times" correspondent. good to see you again, pinch. >> what is that sensation. could it be elation? that is right, david brooks is back from vacation, only in the tuesday times. >> greg: president obama can't wait for the upcoming address to the american students next week. address. so much so the department of education sent out a suggested curriculum on how teacher cassiopoeia prepare before the speech, what they should do during the speech and how to reflect during the speech. the basic theme, obama is super awesome times 12. students are asked to ponder questions like why is it important that we listen to the president

. >>> bill schulz, in trinidad he is a trout basket. and sitting next to me, king buzz doe. singer and guitarist. if musical genius were good deeds, boy scouts would feed him every day. the new york times correspondent, good to see you, pinch. >> have a ballins and read gail colins on thursday's "new york times." >> greg: it was the year heard round the sphere. the only interesting part of wednesday's speech came when little known congressman joe wilson from south carolina which is a state apparently couldn't take it any more. take a listen, take a listeners. >> there are also those who claim that the reform efforts would insurance illegal immigrants. this, too, is false, the reforms -- the reforms i'm proposing would not apply to those who are here illegally. >> lie! >> first off, my apologies for making you look at nancy pelosi. that was unacceptable. it will never happen again. in case you didn't hear that, that was wilson yelling "you lie." he later said he was sorry. roll tape, roll tapers. >> i heard from the leadership that they wanted me to contact the white house an