greg on. [applause] >> we're missing the greatness and the unity that this commercial brought together. [laughter] the internet and the world p finally figured out the jenners are not talented people -- [laughter] they suck. they're the worst example for any young girl out there. >> really? >> she can barely walk because she's so prosthetic. >> really? >> and i will bet anything that the meeting when they came up with the commercial, actually, we've got our own idea. what you got? i'm going to give a coke to a guy, and he's going to be so happy. and the people at pepsi are like, okay. that's what the jenners do. they pay to be on tv. they're not talented! and all the trolls got together. we literally could have had trolls holding hands like that coke commercial all around the world going this is terrible. you guys are not talented. [laughter] please stop. go back to your hotels, lock the door, get facelifts and leave us alone. [laughter] [cheers and applause] greg: i am going to wrap with this

i am greg garfield. julian assange has made a career of publishing -- assange has been holed up for years at the ecuadorian embassy in london, of any extradition. where he is accused of rape, jeff sessions was asked about assange. >> -- we are going to step up our effort and we are stepping up our efforts on all of this. with this is a matter that has gone beyond anything i'm aware of. we have professionals in the security business of the united states for many years that are shocked by the number of leaks and some of them are quite serious. so, yes. it is a priority. we will seek to put people in jail. >> greg: joining us now from richmond, ken cuccinelli, the former attorney general of virginia, and whitney bone. i will go to you first. i want to get this guy. i happen to think he's evil, bad, and wrong. i have to ask you, how do you get this guy? i don't know. >> you know, it's going to be very difficult. he's not going to be extradited this is a political expense of f espionage. he's also in ecuadori

greg: cut 'em off, i say. >> yeah. greg: all right. coming up. pepsi yanks their controversial ad, but the celebrities tweeting about it are just as bad. short answer, yes. long answer, yes. [applause] ♪ lights. camera ♪ strike a pose ♪ your eyes work as hard as you do. but do they need help making more of their own tears? if you have chronic dry eye caused by reduced tear production due to inflammation, restasis multidose™ can help... with continued use twice a day, every day, one drop at a time. restasis multidose™ helps increase your eyes' natural ability to produce tears, which may be reduced by inflammation due to chronic dry eye. restasis multidose™ did not increase tear production in patients using anti-inflammatory eye drops or tear duct plugs. to help avoid eye injury and contamination, do not touch the bottle tip to your eye or other surfaces. wait 15 minutes after use before inserting contact lenses. the most common side effect is a temporary burning sensation. your eyes. your tears. ask your eye doctor about restasis multi

and stuff. >> greg: which film? >> i'm trying to be positive. i have a starbucks date with him next week, i'm trying to reach common ground. my point is, even if donald trump did that, his executive order would be and earth now. now. and call monsters climbed out of the white house. hang on for four years, and no more ending the earth.re >> if al gore says he's not really telling the truth you know that is? the planet getting warmer but there's too many damn people. [applause] so how does that go in your movie? well we need to down to about 50 million. so working have this cool thing called the lottery. >> before you make me depressed. i need to get to cap. >> as you mention we are all going extinct anyway. but, regardless , the climate change, what we put into the planet comes out of it. we should care about the environment. however, even if we were perfect as a country and we switch back to horses and we rode around on buggies and wagons, it would not make that much of a difference in the world overall. however, i

by the now back to greg gutfeld. >> greg: be very afraid, unless it is american-made. on tuesday, president trump went to wisconsin, state to stein an executive order promoting promote and use american-made good and ensure american labor is hired to do the job. but only if we start making cool things like this note on. >> that is ingenious. the order is on course with his campaign rhetoric of making sure that more products are made in the usa. on the other hand, the order does limit the choices of businesses and consumers which isn't in line with the free market system of capitalism. if it's a patriotic act to buy american, does that mean going to sandals i'm cancun makes me a traitor? i hope not. because we just got our tickets and our speedo's. by an american and hired american sounds awesome, almost like a great plot for a movie. >> when was the last time you saw a chevrolet in tokyo. >> in a world where there are no chevrolets in tokyo. >> we are going to fight for american workers. >> when american workers need to be fought for. it's unfair foreign trade. one man

greg: somebody just won the night. [applause] greg: it was the beat down in nerd town. the white house correspondents dinner proceeds without her president donald trump who wisely skipped that of self importance to hold his own event in the state that helped him win but first he had to find mike kelly. >> where is mike kelly? vias here someplace. where is he? boy were you great on television this morning. greg: come on mike kelly, get it together, will you? then he reminded the card -- the crowd what he gave up to be with them. sid a large group of hollywood actors and washington media are consoling each other and a hotel wall room. they are trapped at the dinner of which will be very boring. greg: can i see the little girl again? >> no large group of hollywood actors. and washington media are consoling each other in a hotel ballroom. greg: i don't know if i love that. and they're so much more. >> lets you rate the media's 100 days. should we do that? because as you know they are a disgrace. very dishonest people and not all of them. we call it the fake news. you notice

. ♪ >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld, and for bill o'reilly who is on vacation for w thank you for watching this "factor" special. if you like your cave, you can keep your cave. >> that strike delivering 22,00, supporting isis transport in eastern afghanistan. >> greg: it was the blast felt around the world. the mother of all bombs. at least, that's what the media keeps calling it. is that evidence of gender bias? i know i'm offended. what's more inoffensive to so many media types is that it's a bomb. a big bomb in a time of war. thee size and scope now the subject of so s much concerned. >> the blast heard around the world. the biggest conventional bomb the u.s. has ever used. >> the u.s. military pulled outt the big guns in the fight against isis today. a 21,000-pound bomb, the largest nonnuclear weapon in the united states has ever used. >> afghan witnesses living in miles away from where the bomb was dropped said they could feel the earth shake when it detonated. it's a devastating weapon. >> called a massive ordnance air blast, but its nickname? the mother of all bombs. 22,000 pounds,

> greg: yeah, i think. so i have been drinking since then. >> juan: what happens when you talk all that stuff. in the school yard. that guy talk as lot of trash. >> eric: a bomb that wipes out a mile area and 15 tomahawks into syria isn't talk. that's walking the walk. >> juan: what happens john mccain describes as the fat crazy kid o oh, you want to play that game? i will one up you. are we responsible? i don't know. >> dana: are we going to cower in the corner? >> greg: should we suggest just surrender and have no defense whatsoever and never respond and just let evil prevail? >> eric: isn't that what morell shed stop provoking and don't put the vinson in the area? >> greg: belligerence is not provocation it's responding. >> juan: wait a second. he wasn't done anything yet. he handy fired yet. to your point. why are we sending in. >> kimberly: this will be his sixth test, juan. >> juan: we are talking about now. >> eric: sending in vinson because there is nuclear war head. i'm sure we will take it out. >>

greg: it's amazing. it's one of the richest countries with oil on the planet >> tremendous natural resources. greg: well put, julie. i have an idea i want to talk to about it up next this trump -- greg: as our country goes to pot, this trump say why not put colorado governor and "wheel of fortune" puzzle john hickenlooper met with attorney general jeff sessions over the marijuana policy and it seems the justice department may leave colorado's cannabis industry alone. >> he's not going to encourage anyone to start a marijuana business or to think it's a great idea or even seek to do so. that being said he didn't give me any reason to think he's going to come down and put everybody out of business. greg: he went on to say that a sound like the justice department had its hands full with other priorities. we now get reaction from colorado's pro pot immunity. [laughter] greg: i've been there little guy cat, could it be that donald trump is not interested in interfering in american lives? maybe he just doesn't

greg: cut 'em off, i say. >> yeah. greg: all right. coming up. pepsi yanks their controversial ad, but the celebrities tweeting about it are just as bad. short answer, yes. long answer, yes. long answer, yes. [applause] with e*trade's powerful trading tools, right at your fingertips, you have access to in-depth analysis, level 2 data, and a team of experienced traders ready to help you if you need it. ♪ ♪ it's like having the power of a trading floor, wherever you are. it's your trade. ♪ ♪ e*trade. ♪ ♪ start trading today at etrade.com ♪ ♪ greg: that pepsi ad got people mad. ♪ we are the chosen, we're going to shine through the dark. ♪ we are the movement. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ greg: her dad and mom and new mom -- [laughter] not happy. to summarize, to summarize, kendall jenner leads a protest, hands a riot cop a soda, and world peace ensues. who i knew it could be that easy. of course, the ad is terrible and forced, but so are all the celebrities criticizing it, like madonna who tweeted: when you wake up and realize t

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. >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld, with kimberly giel foil, eric bolling and dana perino. "the five." >> greg: so the a.p. reports that the fresno feign who shot and killed three whi allah akba. it was "god is great" in arabic. thanks for the clarification. they say it is a hate crime, notrnot religion. so once again, we find ourselves obsessed not with saying the right thing, but the correct thing. we've become a prisoner of two choices. either he is a terrorist or a crazed murder. surprise, he can be both. kori ali mohammed wrote about white devils, but his phrase included allah akbar that he shouted during the murders. maybe he is a racist and terrorist. just like dylann roof. idle men rooming the streets. is it surprising there is a nexus between islamic radicalism and race hate. the killer was seriously mentally ill, yet he lived on the streets. that's the third leg to this deadly stool, modern bureaucrats obsessed with words, but refuse to forcefully treat the unstable, because of course, it is a violation of their rights. so our streets become the streets for the de

greg scott and idea. >> greg: no, i don't. ♪ >> greg: it is the 45th anniversary of watergate, which i guess is like christmas for liberals. robert redford wrote about it in "the washington post." he was in the movie. he is the actor/activist/aging windbag. you would think the 40th and not the 45th anniversary would be more notable but president obama was in power then and celebrating investigative journalism under his reign would be treasonous. that's when reporters went into hibernation, becoming, si collett, comatose under obama. redford calls for brave journalism in order to restrain the power hungry, odd this is only when his guys out of power. like a child's diaper, redford is full of it. the press is louder and busier than ever. who the hill is trying to shut them up or down. journalists are rediscovering their jobs. trump has made them great again because they hate him so much. what would redford be doing if hillary were president? nothing. they would have to return to bashing cops and labeling everybody racist. robert can warn the world that the press is endangered by trump

>> kimberly: greg? >> greg: let me tell you what happens, bob. they played us like a cheap banjo on a bridge, when you look at our present group, mattis, tillerson, or matterson, as i like to call them -- >> kimberly: and haley. >> greg: at their poker faces have a poker face. ashamed to think they weren't at the table to stop this stupid deal. let me give you a little history lesson, because, as you know, i know very little. there are two groups to back in this, you have the sheers and the sunnies. and both sides have bad guys. who has the worst bad guys. i'm assuming the sunnis have the worst bad guys. got the other guys, 9/11, let's not forget. i'm not sure who is worse. the moral of the story, i wish they would convert to scientology and make our lives a bit easier. it is about weapons, it is about sectarian divides, and each one of these divides has people who are willing to kill for their religion. it is important we make sure they do not get apocalyptic weapons. it is about stopping that. oh, you meant tom cruise. >> bob: there you go. >>

do you know where greg is? >> i have no idea where greg is. >> mike, you seen greg? >> have not seen greg. >> has anybody heard from greg? >> no. >> okay. okay. it's the same old story with greg. i've made several attempts to try to reach him, but he doesn't answer. he says he wants to be involved, but i haven't seen that yet. oh, hey, guys. >> hey, marcus, how are you? >> how are you? so i brought in a contractor, and we're gonna start making changes immediately. the sooner we have a new layout, the closer we'll be to making money. i need to figure out how to change the look and feel of the place. it doesn't feel inviting. >> is there anything that you really want to keep? i'd like to keep the exterior walls. >> [laughs] okay. >> this is the kitchen. >> oh, wow. >> so ideally, i'd like to go that way. >> okay. >> in here, i really want to have this bar jut out into the middle of the store so that when i come in the front door, i'm seeing a really nice bar all the way around. so i'd like to get started tomorrow. >> okay. >> we're all getting ready for one last night

. [♪] greg: generally it's a good idea to avoid doing stories until you >> greg: generally it's a goodis until you fully understand there facts.reverse i have decided to panic now. i don't know what this is about frankly. on tuesday, house republicans voted to reverse internet privacy rules from obama's time in office. rules that would that force intt advisors like at&t get your permission before sharing your data. stuff like your browsing history. now you see why am panicking. republicans say the repeal will level the playing field for internet providers because websites like facebook and google are doing these things. democrats say it's handing over sensitive information to the highest bidder. here's massachusetts congressman. >> just last week, i bought and a war on theou internet. why should you know what size i take. >> greg: yes.es, , although it, i do. maybe he's right. maybe we don't want to browser histories out there for sale. imagine what my browser history looks like when i'm trying to find videos for you, the viewer for the show. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> it's amazing, i wa

you are right, greg. the marine running in the boston marathon who carries the flag, that is patriotism. there is no politics and that whatsoever. the flag is not politics. >> greg: bob, do you think people manipulate? >> bob: if you think the american flag is not politicized right now, ever since 9/11, both the democrats and republicans have been trying to take the american flag and make it theirs. if you don't have a flag pin on and you are a politician, you get booed. if you don't used to flag the right way against your opponents. how many campaigns have we seen accusing someone of being unpatriotic because they didn't do this without. the flag has become politicized. in politics, so what? let them have flags all they want. people love the american flag. it has become politicized and it's going to stay politicized. >> eric: did you see what happened for colin kaepernick for leaning down during the national anthem? the same blowback is going to happen to this guy. >> greg: my problem with what you are s

>> greg: a lot of money. this guy, give him free first-class travel for the rest of his life and that's still not enough. >> kimberly: platinum medallion, i love flying delta. >> eric: the airlines are making more money than they've ever made in their entire existence right now, and you are right. i don't know if the government should get involved but you certainly have to start offering people in the situation a lot. >> dana: every flight i have taken out of new work on a friday night has been delayed, not due to weather but they are waiting for crew from another plane because everything is tight. >> bob: no one from united around, just those cops. "one more thing" is up next, and we have a special guest. stay tuned. (man vo) it was may, when dad forgot how to brush his teeth. (woman vo) in march, my husband didn't recognize our grandson. (woman 2 vo) that's when moderate alzheimer's made me a caregiver. (avo) if their alzheimer's is getting worse, ask about once-a-day namzaric. namzaric is approved for mode

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greg has it for you. >> greg: i do. >> greg: if there is one thing we know about life, hot celebrities are the solutions to all our problems, especially hot celebrities being paid tons of money to sell soda. kendall jenner, bravely leading a protest, facing riot police, armed only with a can of pepsi. we thought martin luther king was special. ♪ ♪ >> greg: really? it's that easy? that solid tow, hot protesters bearing carbonation. move aside, rosa parks. hit the road, mother theresa. we have a new spiritual leader. it's that hot girl from that family. jenner got slammed for co-opting the serious protest. that's what's only smug celebrities get to do. seriously, what kendall did is no different than the hashtag posturing on twitter by the other stars who are currently giving her grief. pepsi pulled the ad due to the uproar. tell me what's worse, the ad or the outrage? candles real sin, she airbrushed the whole scene. i just don't remember the protests being that magical. remember this? >> [chanting] >> i think the people watching should look at the people protesting. >> are you surp

a look back at the greg years. st >> this is red eye, a new show about politics, pop culture, it's kind of ley like larry king but without the dead guy. we're here with rachel marsden, schultz, and andrew breitbart, and i'm rita crosby. i'm greg gutfeld. the first thing we're going to talk about, porn. >> how many people was that? >> they did not want us to start with porn. i don't know why we started with porn. >> you started with macrame and then went to porn. >> tom shillue: not many people know this but red eye did exist before 2015. >> that was the year i became the host. that clip was from the very first episode. former lag mag editor greg gutfeld. actually lead the show from 2007 to 2015, did you guys know that? that was when what fans referred to as the lean years. in the beginning, red eye aired at 2:0x news executives moved it to 3:0. >> greg wilson, check out his comedy cd potty mouth which is available on itunes and cdbaby.com. if comedic genius were the flu, he'd make me sweat in bed. >> i didn't think

greg greg dana? >> dana: 215. >> greg: juan. >> 200. >> kimberly: 245. >> greg: you win the jackalope 486. he tweeted later today. 487. it went up to 487. >> bret: like the price is right. >> greg: you get the jackalope. >> kimberly: wait did he just tweet again. mr. president 488. a jackalope. who knew? >> juan: for your spring weekend reading list "we the people" now out on paper book what the founding fathers would think of america. look at this. yesterday was take your kids to work day even for the nfl draft and when garrett was selected by the bronchos he brought his 4 month old son kingston on stage to get his jersey. he stole the show in little gray suit. come fall he will be supporting the bronchos orange and blue. >> bret: last one bunny melon healing garden at children's national health system in washington, d.c. open today. it's an outside garden. the first lady melania trump was there. it's a garden dedicated to first ladies. it allows kids who are in the hospital to be outside and to get

greg: you know what i do? i do philanthropic searches for people who are too embarrassed to do it themselves. if somebody says i have youth fungus, i will do it for them. it's not me, it's somebody else. t. >>. >> i wear my search history on my sleeve kind of girl. i have weird stuff but not that you would be shocked. greg: what's the weirdest thing you searched for. >> i can't tell you that. they are selling this information. it's not shocking you think that they want internet companies, they are influential, blah, blah, blah. everyone should care about this. everyone should care about this. the argument that google and facebook are already doing it, yeah, and it's not good. greg: tyrus, what about your searches? >> i was just clearing my browser. >> i made up my find i'm going to have a samurai beautiful death. greg: how many suicides are linked to exposure of their browser history? it's like people getting hit by cars because they were looking at hot chicks. >> hon, you left the laptop open, wow, you want t

a look back at the greg years. stay tuned. >> judge neil gorsich will be sworn in monday to become the 113th justice on the high court. >> on this vote the ayes are 54, the nays are 45, the nomination of neil m. gorsich of colorado to be an associate justice of the supreme court of the united states is confirmed. >> he takes the seat vacated by the death of ant number scalia who died in 2016. he'll be sworn in during two separate ceremonies. and the u.s. vows to keep pressure on syria following an overnight missile strike at an air base early friday. two navy destroyers launching missiles in retaliation for an earlier chemical weapons assault by syria. the australian prime minister coming to the defense the decision made by the administration to fire the missiles. >> this is a vitally important signal, a vitally important message, that we will not tolerate, the world will not tolerate the use of these chemical weapons. >> secretary of state rex tillerson is still planning to travel to moscow next week, the russian

- [gasps] that's exactly what greg said when he took me off the story. in retrospect, it was weird he said that. you can't keep me from doing my job. - oh, yes, i can. d locks? ugh! why are you doing this? - because i am not just your co-worker, i'm your mommy. - [groans] it never changes. you helicopter-parent me so hard that i end up getting burned in a fiery helicopter-parent crash. [car horn honking] - what? i'm just keeping you safe. like i've always kept you safe. - you kept me in a gilded cage. - oh, please, that was one time. - you're holding me back, just like you did when i was a kid and you wouldn't let me go to summer camp. - because i waited all school year to hang out with you. - or spring break? - you could have been murdered in aruba. dutch guys love you. - all i'm saying is that sometimes when you thought you were protecting me, you weren't. and because of that, i'm not totally prepared to be an adult. - you are a great adult. except sometimes you're a jerk to your mom. i hope you have a daughter, you'll see. - no, i won't. because a bea

i can't do this, greg. she is pranking on me. - okay, let's take five. chuck, you're an accomplished journalist. you talk to people for a living. just treat it like an interview. - i'm amazing at interviews. i once got madeleine albright to admit that she was in love with boris yeltsin and boris yeltsin to admit that he was in love with madeleine albright. now, why did i never set those two up? ♪ - and that's our show. tune in tomorrow-- - where were you last night? - uh... i-i was home. - all night? you didn't go out at all? - oh, well, i went for a run. - interesting. 'cause it was raining last night, so that doesn't make very much sense, does it? - i went before-- - does it? answer the question, liar! - i was stealing lipstick from duane reade! i have a problem, okay? [crying] - uh-oh-- okay, that one was my bad. ♪ - mom, why are you driving so slow? - i'm just being cautious. - last week, you "tokyo drifted" into a macy's one-day sale. and wait, why are we on the east side of the park? the wire said the bear was on the west. - hey, anybody have a

greg just always gives me all the fluff pieces. i feel like i'm treading water. - well, you have to go up to greg and say, "listen, bub, i'm the best and if you can't see it, you're an idiot." - you can't call your boss an idiot. i'm finally at work, mom. i gotta go. - okay. call you in ten. [upbeat music] ♪ - oh, i'm exhausted. i was in la last night for the nfl honors. my fiancé won for lewdest touchdown dance. - good morning, everyone. just a warning, david muir interviewed putin last night, so we should all be prepared for chuck to be in a bad mood. now, who has segment pitches? - oh, yeah. "the washington post" led with a really inter-- - oh, what if we did a segment called, "am i snapchatting my vacation wrong"? - great. katie, you can produce that. - "the washington post" led with the un summit. - right. we'll open with chuck doing a un piece. gene, you produce that. - you know who i hate? - ivanka trump? same. you know, she farted in my face at soulcycle. - young "rock and roll" reporters like david muir. this industry i

greg, fire cody and get someone else to bring me another coffee. - good meeting. [quirky music] - listen, bub, i'm the best. - what? - nothing. i'm so sorry i said that. don't even-- don't worry about it. [upbeat news broadcast music] ♪ - [groans] justin, everything sucks. i just want to be a great journalist, you know? it's been my dream since, like, forever. - you know what? dreams just mess you up, okay? i used to dream of being a doctor, but every time i went into surgery, my hands became dog mouths, 'cause it was affecting my dexterity. - yeah. - then i stopped drinking soda at night and now i don't have that dream. you see what i'm saying? [phone ringing] - hey, mom. - the other carol died! - oh, my god. what? - it was a heart attack. no one saw it coming. i mean, she was 400 pounds and she screamed at the news a lot, but hindsight's 20/20. - mom, i'm so sorry. - hey. i had an idea about that snapchat piece. - i shouldn't have let her eat the whole cake! - can you hang on just one second? - oh, sure. - ravenous! - what if inste

greg: no. [laughter] greg: when the report came out in the wake of ferguson, they were looking at something like 3000 police districts in the country, most of them are less than 10 officers and the police union here in d.c. had this conversation. you cannot keep defending the police. stop and listen. you have to make a different decision. can you create a plan whereby you can get promoted, you can make your advances and it is not built on the back of locking people up. that is a policy question. a municipality report to a larger structure, meaning some of these people on the city council have to give a bit more breaks. as you reform the policy, going to the policy manual. and when the police union comes, break their back. by break their back, i mean force them into a conversation. when the people say, i don't want to get promoted based on arrests, you have to say that. the people on the top are just out there scamming, really. i think it is a policy fix. i was going towa add. if you say somethi

greg, thephone is correspondent for usa today. thank you for being with us. tweets, including the one late last week in which the president accusing the media and the democrats of being on a witch hunt with this russia investigation. what's been happening since then? guest: well, yes, that tweet, i think the one you're referring to is the one responding to reports that his former national security advisor, michael flynn, had asked for immunity in order to testify before congress about this alleged russian connection, and the president says, he absolutely should ask for immunity, because the congressional investigation is a witch hunt. the president has been trying to take that whole russia investigation into another direction by making the issue, as your caller has been talking about this morning, the issue being the unmasking of the names of trump transition officials in intelligence reports. host: in fact, let me share with you the tweet, the most recent tweet from the president, wow, @foxnews just reporting big news, source the official behind unmasking is

. >> between the press and the presidency is any different with this president greg. >> so over decades for longer than that. >> is hard to compare this to a lot of other administrations but then in some of those streets but it is our job to continue to say that is our job in with that not insignificant tension. >> '01 of those tweets i will not be attending the white house correspondents association dinner berger does that surprise you greg. >> did did that we did not have a warning that was coming. we did note that it was above the -- possibility but we have not had discussions about it the only discussion was that the president is invited but that was his decision to make not to come he can speak for himself. >> whitey think he decided not to show up? director reason given was because of the relationship between the press and the white house i think they feel that is coverage has not been to their liking but i would argue there are precedents dating back to george washington who think the coverage is not to their liking there are criticisms and it is our job to provide the that is no

greg: all of the above. it is software companies, --dware companies, life-size science companies and ai companies that will really play out over the next 2, 3, 4, 5 years, the same thing in the u.s. and u.k. if you were sitting down with the company in beijing it would be hard to distinguish whether that is a u.k. high-growth company or u.s. high-growth company. >> what are you most excited about in the next five to 10 years? we talk about driverless cars, tesla. isn't that or something else? greg: it is everything. >> give me one thing. greg: aia, and machine learning fits into that as well, but that can be applied to almost any industry. it can be an augmentation to so many different industries and that is really incredibly exciting. chiefsilicon valley bank executive greg becker on surveillance with francine lacqua. vonnie: still ahead, the power of apple. a look at what happened to one supplier when an analyst warned it may be falling out of favor with the tech giant. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ mark: liv

go. with greg james. and the duke and duchess of cambridge. gom with greg james. and the duke and duchess of cambridge. go. it is friday, for bm, and this is a very special official chart. between now and 5:45pm we will bring on the big story, new entries, high climbers and the top ten in full. it is issued battle for number one this week so let's even the contenders are. last week, harry stiles went straight to number one with his single. can he do it again? let's enjoy this for a second. will ed sheeran reclaim that top spot? he had 13 weeks at number one before harry came along despite his easter. sounds familiar. laughter —— spoilt his easter. laughter -- spoilt his easter. they spent four weeks -- spoilt his easter. they spent fourweeks in -- spoilt his easter. they spent four weeks in the top ten with symphony. can they do it? i'm going to be out of a job soon. are you happy? absolutely. it is easy. i don't what the fuss is about. able right to me every week. i still haven't learned it off by heart. let's begin the official chart and i feel there is one

she said hi, greg. this plan stinks for the 40% ofm americans who earn between $30,000-$90,000 a year. it will increase our tax burden. they take away the deductions for medical, dental, required employment, education, uniforms, shoes, not to mention mileage for many. that leads me to my next'll ind. consider the logic of the tax cut. it stimulates the economy, puts more money in your pocket which you spend. if we have people in the white house who believe that debt really doesn't matter, if we declare 2018 a tax holiday for everybody, nobody pays a dime of taxes, all we do is add $1.6 trillion to the debt -- we don't care because it is not like we see it and we get to benefit from this $1.6 trillion added to the debt and imagine that spending in the economy and investing, what do you make of that? [laughter] >> there is a lot of math in there. that really wasn't my strong point. >> why not just have a tax holiday for a year? why not add that to the debt, because we don't care? >> that is the uc berkele

get back to greg in just a few minutes. once again, the events of today are follows -- the senate held a vote for supreme court nominee neil gorsuch. democrats filibustered. what happened is there was another vote, mitch mcconnell overturned the first decision, and there was another vote, once democrats filibustered, and that allowed mitch mcconnell to trigger the nuclear option, which means overturning, basically, the vote and allowing for the potential republican nominee to the supreme court to go ahead. to capitol hill. this is straight out of the 2013 democrats playbook. give us a rundown of what actually happened. senator schumer and senator mcconnell debating, mitch mcconnell just pulled what is known in the senate as a , after thegger democrats filibustered the nominee of neil gorsuch. yes, you're right, democrats did this in 2013 to eliminate the threshold for nominees to the executive branch and the judicial branch other than the supreme court. the supreme court precedent remained in what democrats did in 2013. wha

greg in chattanooga, tennessee. caller: good morning. just give me a few moments to make a couple of points and then i will listen to your responses. if we are going to talk -- we need to get to the subject. americans. my fellow americans. and white doesn't matter what color. this ain't the subject. the subject simply is looking up on your search provider and looking for the professor at how we talking about have to bring these countries in. look at the european countries bringing in all those colored countries. you don't have other immigration say to china or japan or mexico. don't have their floodgates open. the harvard professor describes it very well. look it up. -- what's thegreg question or comment directly to our guest? caller: is definitely the white genocide they are all talking about. host: ok. let's go to robert in pennsylvania on the independent line. commenti just want to on your guest who said that immigration is regulated. and there are millions upon millions of illegal immigrants in the country and they have taken over se

greg, you are a bay area boy. what you think about this issue? >> i am okay with your sanctuary city if you will be okay with mine. who is to say that your illegality is somehow acceptable but let's say i want to do a kind of substance in public? why can't i do that? maybe i don't want to pay taxes? why is there not a sanctuary city that allows me to be away from that prosecution? there is a hypocrisy. this actually discriminates against citizen felons. what about people who are citizens who break the law? somehow they are more punished but if you are illegal, come here? no sanctuary for you. >> i find your empathy for the legal criminals -- dana, what do you think? >> the president should ask for an expedited review for the supreme court. now that neil gore such as a supreme court justice, instead of making the nation wait for several years possibly for this to get solved by the supreme court, i think this question about sanctuary cities -- we need to clarify it now. it could be better for trump and citizens, felons or not. and for people that a

greg, i will start with you. it just seems like liberals don't like listening. >> it's a great scam. the security argument? we are not blocking free speech, we just can't protect you from people that can harm you because of free speech. imagine if the lifeguard said we usually give you cpr but we won't to democrats. there's a four alarm fire on sixth avenue. fox news? sorry. no, that's not how it works. you do your job. people are going to protect her no matter what. they are called the police department. what these activists are actually doing as they are increasing risks for violence by removing a key step in between anger and peace, which is conversation. this is sharia law for snowflakes. they basically believe you don't have a right to language. if they get angry, the only thing you can do is be violent because there is no debate anymore. there's no conversation. this is a step towards chaos anr anarchy which is what whatever they call themselves want. >> i don't think it has anything to do with hate speech

so greg they're praetsty fired up literally. >> yes. the best advertisement for the nra right now is convenient sgel abecause it has no nra or second ameantment and no way for citizens to protect themselves from attorneyy and right now venezuela sim bleeding and government is killing citizens at will because they cannot fight bac back. when you look at convenient sgail awe're ukly question have the first amendment. there's no other way to put and if you did not have gun this country would be a different straichinger place. >> right and places no guns were allowed is hard to sit. >> i don't even have a soul. >> yes, you do. iible you d do. you think you have enough guns to take on the u.s. government. >> yes. i don't think the u.s. government could ever attempt -- >> you remember the black panther. >> wouldn't come from the government it would come from the left. >> yes i knew the left was happening out there. >> they're the ones beating up people other speech. >> i'm saying if your argument is true guess what then we have enough guns to

greg. >> greg's corrections with greg gutfeld. >> all right, a lot of people ask me, you have to be specific about the parade you were talking about. it was the 82nd avenue of the b roses parade that i was referring to. a village parade. there are other parades. i don't want people to think their parades got canceled. if you're interested in my new podcast, it's at foxnewspodcasts.com. it's really cool. >> all right, time for the prime timers. dana's corny joke of the day. >> i will try something different here. the first person to laugh has to buy a round of drinks. if no one laughs, i will feel really bad. what you call a blind dinosaur?h a do-you-think-you-saurus. i have one more.di why was the sand wet? the sea-weed. juan and greg.g. you buy the drinks. >> i know i am a short timer here, this is the cutest "one more thing" of all time. put it up. >> oh! >> tomorrow is her third birthday. >> yay! >> you can see the family resemblance, she is my granddaughter. you have to come in so you can see her. if i put up her picture but not her older sisters -- two of my five grandchildren. >> very

greg palkot on the ground. safe travels home to you and your crew, greg. we appreciate all the work and i think we both here agree on the set, we're a little envious of your posting there for the past couple of days. great to be with you, my friend. liz. elizabeth: the death toll from a massive u.s. bomb in afghanistan has tripled and could rise according to afghan officials. david lee miller is following this live from the mideast bureau, hi, david lee. >> afghan officials say at least 94 isis fighters were killed during thursday's air strike by the united states. the mounting death toll was caused by the use of the largest nonnuclear weapon used by the united states in combat. afghanistan's president says close cooperation between the pentagon and his government helped to prevent any civilian casualties. ground operations are still underway to assist the damage caused by the massive ordinance air blast, moab, nicknamed the mother of all bombs. the strike targeted a complex of tunnels and caves used by isis in a remote area of the province near the pakist

>> i think greg is exactly right. the fact that these meetings took place -- okay, you can explain that away on many, many different levels as an incoming administration trying to figure out who is who and what is what. but then when you dig into not only the content on the denials and then having to admit it, it just makes -- let's just say there's no fire. they're creating smoke themselves, which is that is really, really baffling. >> good point. >> and then, of course, there's the next layer, a different layer that you didn't mention which is carter page, somebody on the letterhead of the trump campaign as a national security adviser who did business, lived in moscow for a while and now is telling cnn, admitting to cnn and others that he did have a meeting with somebody who he didn't realize at the time turned out to be a russian spy propositioning him to work with him. so -- and that was years ago. regardless, if you add all of this up, i mean, that even in and of itself is a dramatic story. but you include him wi