and -- >> greg:. >> greg: a pipeline you're saying. you're talking about a pipelinement a poop pipeline. >> now we're talking. >> greg: charlie that's where you were going a poop pipeline from san fran to the farms. >> charlie: i think there's something there. >> tyrus: you realize you can't come back you're banned. >> greg: it should be called the gut pipeline. >> charlie: that's great the gutfeld pipeline is great. >> greg: gut pumping out into the farms. >> tyrus: i really liked this job i did. >> greg: emily this is also what happens when you blame everything on one change, they blame everything on climate change and racism and you never solve problems. this could be solved if somebody said we have a problem with our sanitation system but into it's climate change. >> emily: this breaks my heart. my grandparents immigrateed from sicily to san francisco and now it literally is a piece of [bleep]. the reason that it was -- it used to be the most beautiful city in the world right? it was absolutely stunning, so expensive to live there.

>> greg:. >> greg: let's welcome tonight's guests. she has two more awards for women in journalism than i do. anchor of the story martha maccallum. he's mr. clean on the outside and perry mason on the outside, former acting attorney general matt whitaker. she's the only lawyer that commutes by cartwheel, outnumbered cohost emily compagno! and it's a good thing that he doesn't suffer from altitude sickness. my master side kick and the nwa world television champion, tyrus! >> greg: martha, how do you take biden's kind of like, i don't know, kind of agenda of fear? i think it happens to be somewhat effective because we're talking about it but do you think it's going to work? >> matt: as i say it's leaning into it. he feels like it works. i was struck by that video again of him with the red background. you couldn't see the marines on earth oh side of him as he was doing that. it's very strange. he's very pail in that video, a very, very order image and i think you make a grain point about what they are not talking about which is the horri

>> greg: i don't know. i thought that time had passed. >> it was his cousins, man. >> greg: i didn't follow the story, tyrus. >> i did. >> greg: at the same time, he's claiming that he's unifying. i've seen more people brought together by leprosy. he doesn't want to be a wartime president. he wants to be a civil wartime president. [applause] so funny. hilarious. but the only thing he has in common with lincoln is they're both brain dead. but joe has a point. maybe there is a side in this country that is a threat to democracy. they use anger and violence when they don't get what they want. they shut down free speech and debate every chance they get. they eliminate laws that are supposed to protect citizens. they justified theft and vandalism and choose criminals rights over victims rights. they take the very agenciesment to protect us and use them against us. they're all legit threats against democracy. it not maga or maga light with 65 calories. i remember reading about how presidents in trouble might start

[laughs] >> greg: wow. by her standards she might as well be a brook giving a reach around to hitler in a bubble bath. [applause] [applause] what he think about this? what he think why she sang this question mike is she stupid? >> guy: i just find it so boring. it so my first presidential vote wasn't 2004 for president bush. >> greg: how did you go back then? >> guy: fraud. [laughs] i painted on a beard. >> greg: did you get on some of the shoulders? in a trench coat? >> guy: put on those [bleep] [bleep]. [cheers and applause] [applause] >> greg: i could hear you say those put on those [bleep] [bleep]. >> guy: i was seven and i was omitted. they called george bush hitler a lot and i we have donald trump and his hitler and were already seeing the think pieces of social media posts about how desantis might be the next guy is also hitler and may be worse than the last hitler. i just feel like even though it is offensive historic on every level, it is so boring and it separate and it's lost all meaning and it i

. >> greg: i missed you. >> [chuckling] >> greg: you never called. >> i did not. needed to be a clean break. you don't know it until it's gone. do you have a question? [laughter] >> greg: what are your thoughts? >> i see him in ten days. that's what i came up with. i look at this very positive for very excited about this. every year the nfl came out that the jets are going to win make the super bowl. this guy has lost every ele election. he has lost horribly. just goes to show that the moderate democrats, the independent pluralists, they aren't even looking at the democratic party. if i was a republican i would be encouraged by this, that bernie sanders... you figure with newsom's trip to the white house you have some momentum. i gave kamala bongos. it's not working. >> greg: you tried. >> i'm trying. if you are a republican you should be looking at this going, we have a really good shot to get some things done because they are looking at the guy who finishes low thirds and seconds to be president. i'd be extremely excited about this if i were a republican. >> gre

>> greg: trace! >> jamie: i would've thought prime time for biden would be like 4:00 p.m. >> harold: we talk a lot about him. the name calling, it's politics. people call him senile, communist, marxist, they question whether he won the election and he goes with it. the number of things that have been said. good fun and good humor and greg have a great relationship. >> greg: we live together now. >> harold: i didn't know if you wanted to tell everybody. his poll numbers are going up. all the things you're saying, all the things everybody sang, got up from the high 30s to the mid 40s. about were president trump was in some point of his administration. two and a half months until election day. elections are won when you talk about how you want to make people's lives better. if all your plan is you want to investigate, criticize, name call, you won't be able to do that from the minority. we won't be able to get stronger following want to do his name call. but if you can test with thoughts. >> greg: you s

. >> greg: the illuminati. i'm scaring them. >> i've been doing to be commentary for 15-20 years but i've never been asked any of those questions at fox news. a couple of times i've gone on msnbc or cnn, they never put it in writing, but they always ask you, will you take this position, will you take that? if you say, i'm not going to get on there and talk about stupid stuff, they'll move right along. the thing is, they are tricky but they are not very smart! they are putting it in writing. now they are putting it in writing. all the stuff they've been doing verbally over the phone for a long time. now they've got to defend themselves against invasion of privacy and lack of diversity. >> greg: that's what it is, tyrus. right? >> they take checking boxes to a whole 'nother level. they only put you on tv -- we need to check four of the five to be on the show. instead of doing a crazy idea, ask them the question! hey, we have a show about oil in the middle east. your thoughts? i don't know anything about that. oka

>> greg:. >> greg: let's welcome tonight's guests. he's the first person i call when i need advice about a rash, host of dr. drew after dark, it's dr. drew cause chats >> greg: she puts the unity in community with impunity, host of sonnie's corner on sirius xm patriot, sonnie johnson [cheers and applause] >> greg: like a pigeon if she poops on you it's good luck. fox news contributor kat timpf. [cheers and applause] >> greg: when he's under the weather, that just means he's ducking. my massive side kick and the nwa world television champion, tyrus! [cheers and applause] >> greg: sonnie, how you doing? >> sonnie: it's going to be my birthday tomorrow so i'm very good. >> greg: congratulations. for your birthday, i'll call you hitler. >> sonnie: oh, good company, good company. >> greg: yes, because that means you've made it apparently. >> sonnie: yes, of course. my favorite trump and desantis. >> greg: what do you make of this because they see desantis a bigger threat now? >> sonnie: actually i think it's just because they're right. des

greg gutfeld takes all from h here. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: happy wednesday everybody. so i see why am i come of that short for in case you missed it. does that help? [laughs] [laughs] note screw everybody. president joe biden through an inflation reduction party yesterday. maybe they had summing more pleasant to do i jamming a hedge trimmer to your. don't judge he held on the white house lawn because he couldn't remember where the front door was. and then this way he wouldn't on the rugs. plus that long could always use a little extra fertilizer now he threw this party even as inflation hit 8.3% is staff want to cancel but he had already told joe it would be balloons, clowns and a pony. [laughs] it felt like throwing a surprise with a party for a corpse than once in a corpse droned on for 25 minutes. it's funny how most memorials you don't ever wonder when is this stiff going to shut up. and really is the economy something joe biden should be celebrate in? at like the washington generals throwing a parade after a season applying the harlem garb globetrotters. hooray we

. >> greg: i'm greg greg with judge jeanine, harold ford. >> jeanine: jesse waters and she plays twister on a bingo card, dana perino. "the five." on the mid-terms as liberals takes biden's us versus them narrative to the next level. the media acts as if dems have the momentum going into november. a new york polling times guru is bursting their bubble saying the warning signs are flashing again and strong poll numbers may be a mir rage equating them to 2020 polling mixes that overstated support for joe biden. meanwhile, the biden administration is continuing their attacks on extremist republicans. >> democrats, the stakes are so high. as the president, our president made clear in philadelphia last week, the threats we face as a nation are great. threats to our freedom, threats to our very democracy. we need to seek truth about that. so today by coming together, we're re-affirming that we refuse to let extremists so-called leaders dismantle our democracy. >> greg: coming together except for those extremists. liberals taking biden's cue and smearing trump voters on september 11th with some

greg gutfeld takes it now. ♪ ♪ >> greg: that's true. it's true. all right. yes, happy wednesday. happy wednesday, everyone. great show. i'm so excited. jared kushner has joined us. if you look closely, you can see the regret starting to take shape on his face. and for some reason we welcome back mike baker. let's hope he can complete a sentence using only 50 ums in 24 groans. when you need a coherent thought and 24 hours, don't call him. all right. ever since joe biden's speech from the innermost circle of hell, i've been think about the future of this country. not that he ate fiber before boarding the roller coaster at six flags. it's the extreme maga republican who apparently number in the dozens or perhaps millions. we really never get a head count on the threat. we are not even sure they have heads. the vagueness of the threat certainly is convenient mainly because it's hard to count something that doesn't really exist. unlike the persistent and violent crime we now experience everything the day across this country. oddly none of that is caused by people in red hats. extreme

[laughs] >> greg: day go. i thought my benjamin button joke would've been better but maybe a lot of people don't know the benjamin button disease is diverse aging. we will get into this in the c block. you will all be saying after for punishment. up next hillary 20 spouse will make the democrats lose the house. ♪ ♪ your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire i'm titus welliver. i've played a hero on screen. but you know who the real heroes are? veterans who laid it all on the line and paid a great price. i had just come home from serving over in germany. i had noticed my legs were swelling. next thing i know, it was three weeks later and i was paralyzed. i joined the navy to serve my country as a navy seal while parachuting with my platoon. my parachute didn't open and i broke my neck. it left me paralyzed for the rest of my life

>> greg: yes! the man cannot say no to anything. this seems like a perfect thing you can do. >> it would be the same, i'm going to have to sit with my original plan. >> which is? >> to have him cremated and tattooed on my body. it's my cat, my body, my decision. >> i respect your decision. >> the more people tell me not to do it the more sure i am. he just went to the cardiologist yesterday except for when my dad i told him what i was doing and he left for five straight minutes. minutes. >> greg: up next, would you take a jab at eating a live crab? it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day, that's effective without topical steroids. many taking rinvoq saw clear or almost-clear skin while some saw up to 100% clear skin. plus, they felt fast itch relief some as early as 2 days. that's rinvoq relief. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clot

tv. >> greg: that is true. speak with a way that the american monarchy rest on your shoulders. you are the king. >> greg: thank you. >> we are all lucky and fill fortunate to be your royal subjects. [laughter] was once asked by an american journalist, what is the point of the monarchy? look, the whole point is not really a point but on elected officials. what did the queen do that made her so beloved and so popular, and why do we feel so grief stricken she's gone? i want to explain it to people like this. you have prisons that come and go and then last more than eight years. you move on and invest the motion and time into a new family and a new president. we invested for my entire lifetime and one woman and her family. she barely put a foot wrong and 70 years. i can't think of a president that has not put 7 minutes without putting his foot in his mouth. what she stood for, kind of old-fashioned values, which i think missing in society today. she never played the victim or felt sorry for yourself. it was never a

and greg gutfeld takes it all from here. ♪ ♪ >> greg: good evening and happy labor day. i am mike got felled, greg's hotter looking twin brother. greg is at home so he sent me to fill in. it's not my first time, i've been sweet secretly filling in all summer long. so tonight i thought we will look back at some of my favorite segments when i hosted the show. consider it a present for your eyes. you know what it is time for? ♪ lessons in diversity ♪ hi, and welcome to lessons in diversity. i am your host mary lou breton. this is what she looks like. and in a perfect world, diversity would be awesome. who does not want to work with the different people? as opposed to this. [laughter] there is nothing more boring and on the same, and i should know. [laughter] i love different phases in different races all comingling in a melting pot i call greg's hot tub of the quality. but today's diversity seems to be only about looks and ideas, which is not how you make something funny unless you look like this. [laughter] it's a cheap shot, but see. there is a downside to diversity o

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>> greg: i think the system is doomed. i cannot blame the other side because i didn't think we knew what we were supposed to do when this was happening, but now we do know. the one thing that has to be done is parents have to take a more active and serious role in the education, because covid didn't help them see what was going on with the zoom classes and saw with the kids being taught. meanwhile we know the teachers unions are hopelessly corrupt, systemic or racist, you've got to start going to the school board meetings and start speaking up. easy for me i don't have kids, but you have to have a tea party style movement because if you organize, just like the radicals who organize against you, you will no longer be called domestic terrorists. you probably have people joining your movement. if i were a parent of a young brat, i'd be looking into private schools in pushing for states to fund the students as opposed to the system like arizona did. i'd be organized and it's time for parents to become a radical parent. by the

can any you have guess the flavors greg, drink it. >> greg: i will get diarrhea. you know i'm lactose intolerant. >> judge jeanine: i don't want to talk about it. what's in it jesse. >> jesse: pumpkin spouse. >> judge jeanine: jessica? >> jessica: gram cracker. >> judge jeanine: old fashioned have a mila and cinnamon and old fashioned brown sugar cookies. i'm going to fin be issue in this before the show is over. jesse, go. >> jesse: major party foul in florida. a coors light truck 18-wheeler crashed and brian kilmeade was seen with his lips to the pavement. no injuries reported but everywhere are mourning. tonight "jesse watters primetime" we have scott baio, ♪ a scott baio impersonator an actual scott baio. 7:00. don't miss it. >> judge jeanine: jessica? >> really cool new study out of england. they may have found the first evidence that fetuses react to taste and smell in the womb. women '2 to 36 weeks pregnant while capsules of kale and carrots followed by a light full of water and showed fetuses had the kale with the frowns there and the ones who had the ca

and trying to learn more about greg. sonia knew him well. >> greg was the life of the party. he was always big dimples, smiling, having all the jokes, and acting a little crazy. >> police learned that greg met her in new hampshire for years earlier when she was home from a holiday break in college. they got along so well that he moved with her to tallahassee, where she was a sophomore in communication at the state school. >> he followed you there? >> we would go to the beach. we will travel. i was working at a dystrophy at the time. >> he was -- she was walking and had a bon jovi t-shirt on. >> that's when amy met patta and greg. >> what's about you? >> i said do you like bon jovi? she said i like bon jovi. my boyfriend looks like bon jovi. >> greg was not taking classes, but pamela was a serious student. >> i was having some problems in a few classes and she would take me to the library, and she would have index cards, everything prepared. and she taught me how to study! >> how was pamela around greg? what did he bring out of her? >> even though he was shy, she was also, the

go ahead, greg. >> greg: i don't know. this is a stabbed statement for the band's to visit how they make their money now. they're not making it off of their music. people get it streaming so -- this is a serious answer. what's wrong with "the wall street journal"? what are they doing? don't they do real things anymore? >> jeanine: dana. >> dana: kids wearing harry arrowsmith is like me wearing a harry styles shirt today. i think it's kind of cool. i had a van halen t-shirt i wore that a lot. >> jesse: johnny thought led zeppelin was a person. he's like mr. zeppelin. >> geraldo: i'm staying at williamsburg brooklyn, the whole town is so young i bet they think taylor swift is a golden oldie. it goes so fast, the tastes change so quickly. i have no -- i think it's fine. make your money where you can. as long as it's legal. >> jeanine: where whatever you want. one more thing is up next. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪things are getting clearer♪ ♪i feel free to bare my skin♪ ♪yeah,

how was that, greg? >> greg: that was beautiful. >> judge jeanine: thank you. gust gut do you ever get any castles with moats? >> judge jeanine: yeah and did you know junes and i think of you. >> dana: i have one thing to promote fox news daily run down. let me talk to people. harnessing the nine hallmarks of aging. greg mcpherson and he talks tals about about how humans are going to live past the age of 100 and how you should prepare for this eventuality. luke combs, he did, this watch. >> we made 100 bucks stacking five cords of wood. man he sounds good. i appreciate you. i got 140 right here. >> dana: he and his friend tanner did all that work and they got recognized by luke combs at the concert. >> harold: changing of the guard in tennis. huge nadal fan i have been for a long time. coco gauff is doing her things. serene that is out. this changing of the guard could be good for the u.s. >> greg: looks a lot like pickle ball. >> harold: kind of. judge do you have a statement on that? a little bit. >> greg: good to see they are still playing tennis people are

jonathan: greg, what is your take on that? greg: i completely agree. i think the bar is really high for the fed. i think the markets are misreading the fed and have misread the fed all along. the fed continues to push back. they are doing it today as well. i think when you have been in this environment where traders and investors in the u.s. have dismissed what the fed has been saying all along, and is finally catching up since jackson hole, i think that is going to continue. i don't see what is happening in the u.k. as something that is a concern here at this point. i think it is early for this global central bank. some are latching onto. i think that is a farce. jonathan: one thing we talked about this year, there is a choice here, recession or high inflation and you have to pick your poison. i wonder, is it a choice between recession and financial instability, or higher inflation for longer? is that the decision the central banks have to make? subadra: absolutely. i think there is a third wheel. it is not just inflation or recession, it is also fina

." >> greg: dakin? >> dagen: jack torrance in "the shining." >> greg: i was going to go with "blue velvet." >> dagen: can i do it? >> greg: sorry. if you haven't seen that movie, watch it with the kids. >> jesse: what? >> greg: what famous person dead or alive are you related to? this is a great question. some people have like famous ancestry. >> dana: i've got nothing, famous? i don't know. >> greg: dakin? >> dagen: trish and neil. >> greg: she had her voice like this. >> dagen: she looked just like my grandmother. >> greg: she was always in cop movies. >> dagen: and [indistinct] >> greg: what looked to be right? not a fan of that team. jessica? this is easy for you. >> jessica: yeah, i mean, my sister. >> greg: your sister is an actress. >> jessica: she has been on the show x or seven seasons. >> greg: what was the show? >> jessica: it was cold "awkward." i have it all over. >> greg: see, we are nothing. just a question mark >> jesse: we did "23andme" and i went all the way back. >> g[laughter] >> gre

>> greg: no one really knows. >> judge jeanine: you know, greg. >> greg: i do know but i'm not telling you. he was air dropped. oh, excuse me, judge. wipe your face. dana? [laughter] >> dana: show you this 10-year-old from england -- i can't say that one. anyway, this is his first time doing a double back flip. she his reaction. he didn't even realize he could do it. super, super cute. it's so cute. see it again. so happy. there he goes. >> dana: isn't that pretty good? don't try it at home, folks. big congratulations to our friend trace gallagher has he just been named the permanent anchor of fox news at night. he will be taking the handoff from you now. >> greg: yes. amazing water skier. you bet you didn't know that. >> jesse: we will be doing it from l.a. so it won't really be that late. >> it will be prime time. he should do it then. is that what you are saying, jesse? >> not congratulating him. >> jesse: not as big of a deal that he has to stay up late. because of the time difference. congrats. >> greg: i know he is right. hi, jesse. here is a lesson to all of you criminals out th

>> greg: another example of media manipulation. if it is bad news, they turn it off, if it is good news, turn it on. this goes to their central thesis, which is the two sides are not equal, right? you think it is generally left and right but they look at it as left and right. from a moral structure, it is more of a battle of good versus evil which enables them to live. did you see what charlie crist said? he referred to desantis as satan. somehow, it's worse. you can be anti-if you are an anti-crist. it worked, i think. >> dana: you cannot refer to someone as hitler. okay. green energy can be part of the mix but it can't be the only thing you can rely on. >> jesse: it was part of the mix in texas. what i remember the ice iced out the wind turbines and throws them shut because they did not spend an extra gazillion dollars on the deicing program of the turbines because no one ever thought it would be minus 20 in texas. in california, everybody knows it is hot in the summer. it's a little bit different and that is why the grid they ar

. >> greg: that is science. remember that time he wondered if a missing jet plane went into a black hole? that was all time, 100% lemon. the theory is, like, if you always have the same answer for everything, it is global warming and climate change, you might be a robot, right? how weird it is you are trapped in a single filter for everything and it is a reflex thought and you never stop to think, maybe there is something else. you can go way down the rabbit hole looking at the cause and effect of man-made climate change, you will come out no smarter, no dumber, because they contradict each other constantly. deaths by extreme weather have declined almost over 90% over the last century. like i said in the first block, so many houses have been built and they have been built further and further out, yet we see a decline in deaths, so that is interesting. i think the science, they are not talking the science. they are just in that kind of reflex mode which happens when you have been talking about the same thing in t

greg: thank you. griff: moving on gop governors are continuing to send buses and planes of migrants to blue cities. former ice director tom homan to tell us his take on the tactics, stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. griff: republican governors sending more migrants to democratic strongholds as more migrants and drugs flow over our southern border. joining us from texas, former acting ice director tom homan, tom, thank you for taking time. i want to play for you a short interview i did with a venezuelan migrant named khan that was on the bus that texas governor greg abbott sent specifically to vice president harry's home in response to her commen

. >> greg: mine wasn't on there. >> dana: i think you are. >> greg: gutfeld 11:00 p.m. emily compagno, tyrus great show. greg's perfect house guest tips. if you are going to have a bear over, make sure the bear knows how to open and close a door. check out this fellow. i have never seen a bear this conscientious. usually when i have bears over they just come in. wiping his paws and then he is going to close the door. >> dana: excuse me. >> greg: isn't that nice in the most adorable thing after he closed the door he ate the person. it's adorable. so adorable the person was screaming for her life but eaten. >> jesse: going to show that? >> greg: that's for tomorrow. >> dana: harold ford jr.? >> harold: sending wishes for poe the baltimore mascot. season ending injury on the fields. ravens coach harbaugh left unquote drumstick during a mascot vs. youth football team game. although he fell to the ground he was quickly tended to by trainers and carted off the field we are hoe hoping for poe's speedy recovery. >> jesse: do they have a backup? >> harold: they didn't say. if he

>> greg: i don't know. >> dana: wearing a hat. >> greg: that's how they get to work now. terrible country judge, isn't it? dana? >> dana: this little boy went to school on the first day mom, not impressive, his lunch was a disappointment, watch. hey, mommy. >> yes. >> terrible sandwich by the way. >> thanks for letting me know. >> [inaudible]. >> greg: he should review food. >> jesse: very terrible. check out this video in a baseball game in new jersey. >> on the young season swings and fouls it off towards the broadcast booth and i make the catch on the foul ball. i'm very proud of myself. >> talking? >> jesse: yes, he was talking. i didn't think he bragged enough because that was a big, big time catch. tonight, "jesse watters primetime" we have senator lindsey graham, dan bongino also kat timpf but before greg and mike pompeo so check us out at 7:00. jessica? >> jessica: awesome. so, disabled athletes are getting another opportunity to compete in sports with wheelchair lacrosse. so wheelchair lacrosse was designed in colorado and adapted from lacrosse by being played on

well, let me bring in greg swinson here in london. you're the chairperson of the of republicans overseas. there's a litany of charges, not just this one, but there's a listener cases being brought against donald trump. how can you still defend him? oh, not sure i had to send the president on, on any of these individual cases, you know, on their own, i think. but i think there's a long history of this, and it's really been going on for 6 years, specifically with tis james, it's been going on for 3 years. so, i mean, there might have been some disappointment that she wasn't able to come up with a, with a criminal case, nor was, nor was the manhattan da able to come up with a criminal case. so i think that might have been a disappointment, but this is a, you know, on top of, you know, what started in 2016 with the russia collusion, hopes, whichever, you know, many people seem very confident that that would, you know, in some way and the president's political career and it turned out to be a hook. so, you know, it's a long list. i, i prob

. -- disinformation is a very strong word, greg. it is a strong word you are using. [crosstalk] this is coming to a peak. but there are several lawsuits. there are several investigations open into donald trump. i will begin with scott first. this is the president of the united states of america. the fact that this is happening to him, is it a problem of u.s. democracy or is it a praiseworthy thing that the u.s. democracy system is doing? >> a damning indictment of the man under investigation for his business and financial practices. but even more importantly, as melanie highlighted, it is a critical moment for the u.s. system. it is a code or government for the authority of the -- a critical moment for the authority of the u.s. legal and political system, which is that any person in the united states, even a former president, must be accountable, must be able to be investigated by the law. that no person should be able to trample upon the legal system or to corrupt the political system to avoid prosecution. and, if found guilty, to

♪ ♪ >> dana: time for "one more thing," greg. >> greg: i am going to prey moat my show great show 11:00 p.m. emily compagno in for kat timpf who is still on her honeymoon. >> jesse: didn't she get married a while ago? >> covid. charles hurt hair and a beard. corey deangelis behind school choice thing. and tyrus. >> jessica: cancel him. >> dana: i woke up this morning to check my iphone and first thing i saw was my memory of the day and this happened a year ago today you might remember this if you watch "the five." >> dana: you have something new coming yeah, and now the audience knows. [laughter] >> jessica: so i'm pregnant. [laughter] >> greg: nicely done. >> dana: the video of jesse absolutely crying with laughter. i still cringe when i think about that. in my defense jessica was six and a half months pregnant at this time. >> jessica: heavier no one ever said you look enormous. there she is. she is gorgeous. >> jessica: nine months. >> dana: happy anniversary. awkward moment with jessica indeed. >> jesse: yesterday we showed the guy smashing tennis racket. look at this shot at the

there's nothing that can stop them. >> greg, you're right. talking it that way would be a good start for everybody. i would hope that both governor desantis and governor abbott, maybe even the governor of arizona, would organize and invite mayor bowser, mayor lightfoot, if everyone got comfortable with the politics around it. greg, you're right, desantis this is a good dual between he and donald trump, becoming the face of the republican party. politics are about the future, offering ideas. if he offers a policy strategy, a policy answer to this as opposed to -- the stunts are fine. good politics lead to good policy -- he will find himself in the driver's seat on the republican side. i've said all along, the polling is tight. no doubt that republicans -- democrats, if we're serious about winning in november, we must have a strategy on the border within the next few weeks. if the republicans don't offer an affirmative way to go about campaigning before november, this issue could offset the advantages we have. some don't think that. it could be

this information is a very, very strong word greg. and it, it is a very strong to read it, you'll use an ever let me just let me just break just a 2nd. but it's a very strong word, your use amendment advice, and you're also saying that there is a note there. this is coming to a peak, but there are several lawsuits. there are several investigations open into donald trump. ok now school 3 of you the same question of begin the scope 1st scope. this is the president of the united states of america. the fact that this is happening to him, is it a damning indictment of the problems of us democracy? or is it a praiseworthy thing that the u. s. democracy system is doing? it's a damning indictment of the man who is under investigation for his business and financial practices. but even more importantly, as melanie highlighted, it is a critical moment for the u. s. system. it's a critical moment for the authority of the you are system. it's legal system foremost, but also it's political system, which is that any person in the united states, even

all that and then some, greg! kardia also gives you access to heart health reports and automatic ekg sharing. what next? let's get some fresh air. been cooped up for too long. yeah... ♪ kardia mobile card is available for just $99. get yours at kardia.com or amazon. ♪ >> laura: the media are working overtime to protect pennsylvania's john fetterman and now we have absolute proof. yesterday, nbc news accused gop digital strategist greg price of doctoring fetterman videos. now, when they say doctoring, it was basically just clipping together a few things that fetterman actually said. >> it's such, the most important race for the senate here for 22. we have to replace pat toomey. oh, no. no. senator toomey was not very nice to me. he, pat toomey, is a miracle. he had a chance, he had a chance to match me up again, abortion is the ballot. now, in november. >> laura: oh. in addition to nbc's claim they ran immediately to tik tok and twitter to flag this and other videos for them. so the man targeted greg price join

that will never get you out of bed. >> greg, more than half of u.s. households support an adult child. any one of your siblings still supported by a parent? >> i'm jesse. thank you for confusing me. >> sorry, jesse. >> i have wealthy friends who had homes everywhere, homes in greenwich, aspen, plaque beach, manhattan, easthampton, and all he did was chase girls, play drums, smoke hash. i wasn't happy deep down, because his parents never had expectations that he would have a real job. his parents made -- offhand all the baby boomers' parents made an obscene amount of money, and thought they could buy happiness. you can't happiness, ainsley. you can only buy love. happiness comes from overcoming obstacles, resilience and work. it's not a constant state of pleasure and relaxation. that's the reward you get for working hard. >> that's hedonism. >> the average household lost $7200 in income since biden took office. people need to work. they're losing money. inflation is sky-high, but our paychecks are the same. >> people do need to work. part of what's goi

greg, process that has developed. greg: quite an afternoon, griff, aishah. the next ten days of official mourning are choreographed, are scheduled, are detailed down to the last minute, but it's the unscheduled events that get much of the attention as we just saw out at windsor for the very first time in a long time, we will get you the exact amount of months and years in a moment. but we saw harry and meghan and william and kate together. they were walking out of the windsor castle home that queen -- the late queen elizabeth the second loved. they walked through the gates of the grounds of windsor castle. they looked at the flowers. they admired the remembrances there and perhaps most importantly they mingled with the crowd. they worked the line. they shook hands. they said hello and exchanged greetings and accepted flowers and accepted well wishes from the -- from the crowd and, remember, the two branches of this family have not been getting along lately. we don't have to go into detail about it, but, yes, harry and william not doing well. meghan in that b

shots being fired, greg good evening. we've moved up to right outside the king s states campus where the shooting occurred, where sort of an eerie calm has fallen over this campus. as this investigation continues, i'll step out of the way you can see this is a much smaller law enforcement presence than when we arrived this afternoon around 1 32 o'clock when swat officers , officers from all over the bay area swarmed to this school to

greg: it is tough to say. we are looking at the mortgage market where the fed has indicated they do not want to hold mortgages in their portfolio long-term. there's a lot of concern in the mortgage market if they sell lower coupon mortgages. the material part of the 2% and 2.5% mortgages -- did they start accelerating outright -- i think there concerned about raising mortgage rates much higher than they did. broader qt is a ways away from before it really impacts. banks are happy to ease some of the pressures. ultimately it needs a lower level of liquidity overall in the marketplace. it is the reverse of what they did for two years. tom: thank you -- jonathan: thank you. greg staples there. five minutes away from the opening bell. yields higher on the two-year, on the 30 year up six basis points. equity down 1.4%. tom: i am focused. i have never gone as far out as soon three but if i take the train from london bridge to tottenham -- jonathan: where you going? tom: there is a game. jonathan: point is that happe

ahead. >> greg: tonight's show. this is how it's done julie banderas, jim shepard. kat, tyrus. 11:00 p.m. check out this bear. it's starving, starving, smart an will that. look at him. he figures out what to do. tests his physical acrobatic skill and is able to climb and then he realizes what else he can do? just pulls it down, right? pulls it down. come on, buddy. you can do it. there he goes. now is he going to do it this way. this is pretty riveting. >> one of my favorite people julie banderas has a beautiful book out she is not woke. give julie banderas' book. >> jessica: sorry, joey. amazin ♪ ♪ o say can you see ♪ ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed♪ ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪

greg doesn't take that many days off. >> larry: greg usually throws say soft one over the plate in the a block like inflation good or bad. >> kat: no, i talk about drugs and kids. >> larry: i'll simplify it. fentanyl is bad, no good, right? >> kat: yes. >> larry: but i agree that this gesture from governor greg abbott is not going to do anything. if you read the stories it says he has declared drug cartels to be terrorists and you read the story and you say, well, what does that do? really, practically what happens when that happens? nothing happens. >> emily: it enables them to criminally prosecute under certain federal laws >> tom: federal laws. >> emily: and under a larger greater resources puts more tools in his toolbox. >> kat: and more potential for surveillance from the if he said. >> emily: but him surveillance versus death. >> kat: that's the same thing they said about 9/11. >> larry: look, i appreciate your libertarian point of view on this, okay? i get that. >> kat: uh-huh. >> larry: on the other hand, i think you have to distinguish between suppliers and users. i think that

in the greg craig trial, though, it was ridiculous. this is an indictment that another federal prosecutor's office refused to bring because they said he didn't do it. they brought it in d.c. anyway. they held a 2 1/2 week long trial. the jury got the case at the end of the trial and instant verdict from the jury, number greg craig was immediately acquitted. there really was no case. en that is a problem. this is a bigger problem. this is the justice department has serious problem under the leadership of donald trump. and that is just the start. and, ook and this book arrives at important time. there are multiple investigation that's involve former president trump. "the new york times" is reporting and nbc news confirmed that at least 40 trump advisors and campaign staff were served with subpoenaed last week from a federal grand jury. at least two of them had cell phones seized by the fbi. 40 of them got subpoenas. we have to ask which of the criminal investigations gave arise to the 40 subpoenas. but in the middle of this, the current

i will read the statement, unfortunately texas governor greg abbott greg abbott is without shame or humanity, that is but ever since he put the racist practice of expulsion in place, we have been working with community parties to ready the city to receive these individuals. isn't it dangerous rhetoric to refer back to if you don't agree with something, that it is racist instead of looking at the big picture and saying you know what, it is a big problem. is it hard for democrats and republicans to see something as big of an issue as the border crisis? as partisan? >> yeah, i'm so sick and tired of these liberals when they get their back against the wall. they always play the race card. i think the american people are seen through this. what's going on at the southern border is unconstitutional and it gets worse every day. and coming across the border, although human trafficking and all the crime across the border is a direct result of the biden administration having an open border policy, welcoming these people across the border. and i am glad that these big city mayors thanks to governor abb

greg: i think broken from a u.s. equity point of view means more manifestation of the bearish narrative, within corporate earnings and the outlook for corporate's. you -- it had been a challenging year for equities, we think we could see more downgrades. as it stands, we haven't seen a wholesale -- wholesale taking down in -- as far as numbers this year. alix: what pe multiple do we need to price for a moderate versus -- recession? greg: we have seen a massive compression in p.m. multiple today. the question is whether we have seen more compression in terms of team multiples, is likely to be driven by rates then it is the earnings outlook. the problem for equities is, we have two twin headwinds. one is, where are earnings next year? will the cyclical decline larger than we expect? the second part of the question is, what multiple do you prescribe to those earnings? when you look at the rate of change in terms of yield environment in the u.s., where we are now in terms of 10 year yields, that is what is writing the pe

congratulations to puppy dana greg? >> greg: i know exactly where i'm putting. this my feet. tonight's show i got steve doocy. i don't know who he is. terrence williams, kat timpf, tyrus. it's going to be a great show. let's do this. huh? ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great. yeah. check this kind of interesting video out of brookfield zoo just outside of chicago. you got a begin bon, which is the monkey there. and otter becomes curious about the gibbon. we can't show you the rest of the tape. they get physical turn madly in love and mate and create a mutant otter monkey called a fonky. we will be showing that tomorrow on "special report." >> dana: feel bad for the pr person at the brookfield zoo. he is going to have to check that one. judge? [laughter] >> greg: what are you doing? >> judge jeanine: take a look at my socks. >> jesse: nice. >> judge jeanine: okay. okay. so missing cat reunites with his family. but here's -- missing for four days. the cat used all its nine lives to figure out how to get home. when the cat got home guess what she did

in the greg craig trial, it was ridiculous. this was an indictment another prosecutor's office refused to bring because they said he didn't do it. they brought it in d.c. anyway. they held a 2 1/2-long week trial. the jury got the case at the end of the trial and instant verdict from the jury, no. craig was immediately acquitted. there really was no case. and this is a problem. right? this is not, oh, there was a problem with the greg craig prosecution. yes, there was. this is a bigger problem. this is the justice department had a serious problem under the presidency of donald trump. stuff that should not have happened happened. and the greg craig case that we now know about from geoffrey berman because of his book, that's just the start. and of course, this book arrives at sort of an important moment. if you step back for a second, think about what's going on, the justice department right now under president biden is under this hot, hot spotlight because of what we now know are multiple active federal investigations that invol

greg we'll get to you in a minute you were dead on accurate i just quoted you. alina let me get to you and get your reaction being part of president trump's legal team. >> outrage. complete outrage. not surprised but outrage. this is now the third person that we found out has been indicted and was on the payroll of the fbi. that is -- you know, it's unbelievable. i'm the domestic terrorist because i'm a maga republican but the fbi can pay informants that we now know were serving disinformation to the clinton campaign and to serve the dnc and all of them. but we're the domestic terrorists. explain that to me. plus, one thing we didn't mention, october 2020 was when mr. danchenko. do you know when that was sean? i know you do but people watching, october 2020 was when durham was appointed special counsel. that's when the fbi said, oh, we better get you off payroll now because this might not look so good that we've been paying you for three years and you're a paid informant. unbelievable. there's no words. >> sean: greg, the other night, i mean, i just quoted you,