greg: or maybe this ♪ ♪. greg: or perhaps this. ♪. greg: hamster as a bp? why not. we almost had tim came. let's welcome tonight's champ, he so sharp he can poke holes in water, tv writer and producer rob long. [cheering and applause] first, first-time guest he's a pediatric he wants dated the statue of liberty, and author and former secret service agent, dan longino. [cheering and applause] she is so bright you can see her thoughts from space, national security analyst morgan ortega ortega's. [cheering and applause] and unlike the democrats he could literally flip a house. former you wwe superstar and my massive sidekick, tyrus. [cheering and applause] all right, rob. give your take on this week on the outcome. >> outcome was what we expected. the red states were voted red and the democrats turned the house but look, clinton, bush, obama and now trump have all had this happen. everyone acts like this big freaky thing but it's the way it has been for 30 years. they say it's a historic note on tonight and cut to him people he. this is nothing new. i've seen this movi

maybe except for greg. >> greg: thank you. >> tammy: they are what you expect them to be. >> greg: what kind of sickness have you lied about so you didn't have to go to work? >> dana: migraine. >> maria: i get them it's not a total lie. >> greg: how long does migraine last? >> maria: like a day. they last a long time. they are really bad. >> jesse: i don't get sick and miss a lot of work. my attendance record shear is really good. >> dana: you were sick a couple weeks ago. >> jesse: oh, yeah. >> dana: have stress? >> jesse: yeah. >> greg: it was a hangover. >> jesse: there is not a perception that i have a drinking problem. >> tammy: you blew it. >> dana: i don't know. it's been, i don't know. >> greg: they want a tease. who who calls in sick anymore? >> tammy: i never went to school. i hated school. i was teased so it was always -- i have a tummy ache. and then i got away with it. i eventually graduated early. but, ultimately. >> jesse: we will brag. >> greg: just say yeast infection. one more thing is up next. >> maria: happy friday everyone. a february to remember, starts with a dece

greg: exactly. tom, at the democrats take the house will it call that resistors or make them want more? >> it will not call them. the matter what they get it will not be enough. some people think they think there will be a blue wave but they don't get the biggest wave in the world will be crying in terrible and the get seats here and there but it will not be enough. i'm amazed that they are just getting to the study for new study that women are to stop having sex with their husbands until they get their way? in my experience they been doing that for 40 years? [laughter] greg: i don't know. let's shift over to cap. you are a libertarian so how much of effect will that have? >> yeah, how much will what have an effect on election? greg: libertarian. kat: we will get a couple votes. [laughter] you know, it'll be -. greg: it will be two specifically. kat: yeah, me and john stossel. larry sharp fort new york. exactly one will from the crowd just now. larry sharp. you know, i will vote but i don't know wha

greg: i just love that. then you have trumps arch hemorrhoid stimulus chasing chuckle bucket -- this is not funny but busted on suspicious of striking women allegedly but of course the cat is innocent until proven guilty and that's what good people believe in even if people like him do not. he could be innocent, as innocent as brett kavanaugh was when avenatti was tormenting him. i just hope the media does soul-searching after booking this clown. the media soul-searching that like looking for bigfoot. [laughter] is not so long ago avenatti was there darling. cnn and ms in bc were a junkie to trump crack. the media that loves you to pretend you never data. it might back street boys pajamas. abbott and i never own them but for years i wear them under my school uniform which leads me to a new huge landmark study on media trust. the hollywood reporter surveyed thousands of people on who's the most trusted name in news. i don't want to say the surprising anger who blew away the competition so we will just throw t

>> greg: that means new. unless the plaza is a strip mall, it's not happening. >> juan: my granddaughters told me that "the grinch" is a good movie. >> dana: it's good. it >> juan: you saw it? >> greg: just another remake, the lack of originality makes me sick to to my stomach. >> juan: the new grinch. there is a new one. >> greg: who is the grinch? >> juan: on tv this time of year you can just turn it on and "it's a wonderful life" is on and i love that movie. >> jedediah: i watch "grumpy old men." >> greg: i just look in the mirror. >> jedediah: a twitter question, what song sums up your life over the past year? juan? these are hard. >> juan: what did frank sinatra saying, "that's life." ups and downs all around, some great times and some very tragi tragic. >> jesse: john cougar mellencamp. "higher love." >> greg: that's not john cougar mellencamp, that's steve from traffic. [laughter] >> jedediah: i'm amazed that anyone knows less than me about pop culture. >> dana: "living," the new song by dierks bentley

greg gutfeld is next. i will see you next saturday night. greg: we wherein the holiday season. it's time to rebut him on the following things your family, your health and of course those. and i'm thankful we live in a free country. where you are free to say stuff. man we have heard a lot of that here. >> the president who is not fit to lead was going to do something crazy in five minutes, one hour tonight or tomorrow. what more do you need to hear from him to start thinking 25th amendment or something else? greg: i wish she would sleep at night. anyway then there is this. >> that the president is a foreign agent. greg: it could be a robot too. who could forget this? this president has radicalized so many more people than isis ever did. greg: that deserves award. just one more. >> he does lose which will be a happy event it would be stunning i'm not leaving, call the military. you have to wonder if this man really would do that. greg: what is really important is this. >> america now has the hottest economy on earth. we have taken action to bring back american jobs. we will make

greg: exactly. tom, at the democrats take the house will it call that resistors or make them want more? >> it will not call them. the matter what they get it will not be enough. some people think they think there will be a blue wave but they don't get the biggest wave in the world will be crying in terrible and the get seats here and there but it will not be enough. i'm amazed that they are just getting to the study for new study that women are to stop having sex with their husbands until they get their way? in my experience they been doing that for 40 years? [laughter] greg: i don't know. let's shift over to cap. you are a libertarian so how much of effect will that have? >> yeah, how much will what have an effect on election? greg: libertarian. kat: we will get a couple votes. [laughter] you know, it'll be -. greg: it will be two specifically. kat: yeah, me and john stossel. larry sharp fort new york. exactly one will from the crowd just now. larry sharp. you know, i will vote but i don't know wha

greg? >> greg: tomorrow night, 10:00 p.m., the "greg gutfeld show." look we have on board! dan bongino! tyrus as usual. saturday 10:00 p.m. eastern time. i think it's going to be a great show. we are going to talk about the election. isn't that crazy? >> marie: you have to talk about the florida recount if there's going to >> dana: you have to talk about the florida recount. >> jesse: "watters world" 8:00, we have the doctor to bash in court dr. sebastian gorka. and anna polito, not sure why her picture isn't there. there's also a new thing we are going to explore. a lot of trump supporters are single and they want to find a date, but also other trump supporters. tender for trump supporters, and you dating app called dongle daters. here's a look >> haven't got any dates yet. it looks promising. we go did you talk to them about the wall? >> absolutely pure the first thing out of my mouth is "build that wall." >> dana: maria? >> marie: this is from texas. andrew jones was diagnosed with leukemia back in january. on tuesday of this week, he returned to the court and scored his

>> greg: the wine. >> greg: we have, these are recipes in the cookbook. sarah huckabee sanders' famous bourbon pecan. >> dana: it smells very good. >> steve: this is dr. oz's sweet potatoes. >> dana: i love cranberries. >> steve: people take the can of cranberries and pour it out and you can still see the indentation. >> greg: they should be shot. >> steve: this has coffee and cointreau. she approaches the pairs in it. she approaches allen thick, this favorite recipe. it's made with vermouth and this is my wife's. >> greg: everything has booze in it. >> jedidiah: the gravy is delicious. >> steve: what is the best time, jedediah? >> jedidiah: my house is very italian. so we start at 3:00. i think you need to eat by 4:00. you smell it and you can't smell it for too long without going crazy. i think 4:00 p.m. >> dana: you can eat too much of the appetizers. >> jedidiah: and then you don't have room. >> dana: i like 2:00. >> steve: but then you have to start at 8:00 in the morning. >> dana: that's fine. i'm a morning person. what's wrong with that. >> greg: w

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. >> neil: blue wave nevertheless >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with jedediah bila, juan williams, jesse watters. a paper clip is her trombone. dana perino. "the five" ." stormy daniels lawyer, the esteemed mike alani was arrested on suspicion of domestic violence for the whole story is pretty murky but it seems he's accused of similar -- accused of similar stuff. i'm not going to lie, i felt like there was some adjustments exacted in the universe. i may be small for feeling that way but nobody is as small, petty, irresponsible as this guy. he tried to ruin brett kavanaugh's life. that wrongdoing requires serious poetic justice. even if it turns out he's innocent and he might be, he's tasting the kind of pain he's put on others and it's good to see one leader of a mob get hoisted on his own pitchfork. one must resist -- we must be better than him and better than avenatti. that is a low bar. we must be magnificent compared to him, so he deserves due process and the presumption of innocence even if he kept it from kavanaugh. he must get all the good stuff our system has to offer even if he

. >> greg: doopt approach when quiet. >> jesse: my god. >> greg: morgan? >> hot to the touch. >> greg: oh, like a stove. dane? >> dana: do not eat with your mouth open around her. >> are you saying that because i was eating the hot dog? >> greg: it's disgusting. mine would be choking hoz ard. hazard. i'm small. greg k., nice name, if you thood had to assign each other to the brand of something to be the fashion of, what would each of yours be? that's a complicated question. we have to pick somebody else and say they would be the face for blank. i would say jesse would be the face of we i, his hair is like a big tidal wave. >> jesse: thank you. >> dana: i think that's a compliment. >> greg: you're like old mcgarrett. >> jesse: i don't know who that is. >> greg: originally, hawaii 5-0. >> jesse: i don't know that. >> greg: my lord! >> i worked at is day lauder, you would be a great face of is te lauder. >> dana: wow, thank you. >> greg: you have to do the same thing to her. >> dana: i would do, i think this is important, why don't you make her the face of re

. ♪ >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with kennedy, juan williams, jesse watters. she circled the earth in a gravy boat. dana perino. "the five" ." a new poll shows 53% of americans say talking politics with someone they disagree with is stressful and frustrating. this is surprising. it means our 47% who don't find talking politics with someone they disagree with to be stressful and frustrating. i don't believe it. around that time i usually do a monologue and how to reduce political tension at thanksgiving dinner. it never helps. no one ever listens. why should they? taking advice from a tv host is like taking a ride from a stranger. it's risky and you often end up dead. so instead of aborting politics, let's go all in at thanksgiving. first we must find the right way to insert it into dinner conversation. here are some examples. these mashed potatoes are really hot. almost as hot as our economy which under president trump grew at a three to 4% rate. looks like we have more generals than people, much like jobs under donald trump upgrade 4 million of them in years.

which are not cats. >> greg: >> greg: unnecessary! >> jesse: morgan? >> morgan: my friends, who are country music singers, they have over 40 -- they write country music songs, they have 40 number ones between the two of them. we went to an event and raised over $400,000, supports the families of special operations, especially someone who has injured, killed in combat, so last night we had a time the military, tons of special operations, friends of mine in the room, lots of country music which made it even better. everybody should check out tomahawk, i love you, nashville. >> jesse: dogs and country music. i feel like data is here. >> greg: we need a story on avenatti. >> jesse: avenatti. >> geraldo: my new home state of ohio, betty parts of the country grappling with this awful opioid epidemic, over 70,000 dead. we get a small measure of revenge in a trail that is just begun in brooklyn in federal court, el chapo, joachima half d through one of the most"hannity" not only did they get into the prison, they got into el chapo's cell, they got to a point w

greg is great. i don't know about drinking while you are writing. >> jessie: "special report" up next with bret baier. >> bret: can you get dana an apple box? welcome to washington, i'm bret baier. were learning tonight president trump knew his former attorney was going to cop a deal hours before the rest of us as many of us were caught off guard when michael cohen pled guilty in a new york court room to lying to congress about a trump real estate project in russia. the president lambasted him today before leaving for argentina calling him weak and he's lying. while the president has been traveling, reaction to cohen's surprise plea agreement has been growing. there's a lot of talk about what cohen's agreement to work with a special counsel could now mean

>> greg: two. there are certain red wines i could drink in certain that i can't. >> nicole: it's about the acids and stuff. i don't know about your habits. >> greg: i have a chart. >> juan: by the way, when you were talking about vitamins, lots of reporting about vitamins d. do you think it's a good thing, bad, should we take it? >> nicole: if you are taking vitamin d or fish oil, there is nothing to say to stop taking it but there is data coming out, a government-funded study with 26,000 patients that say it might not be doing anything for cancer prevention heart health. eat a diet with fish and plenty of milk and you're probably good. get enough sun exposure. this is not talk about vitamin d and bone health. we know that vitamin d is good for bone health but we are showing they aren't necessarily helping reduce the risk of cancer or heart disease. >> juan: so it's still good for you. >> nicole: have a conversation with your physician. everything in moderation. >> greg: we don't have time for that

." >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with katie pavlich, juan williams, jesse watters. she snorkeled with a macaroni. dana perino. "the five" ." after nearly two weeks of gripes, goodbye, brenda snipes. she resigns after the florida senate race ends. meanwhile, stacey abrams asked the self obsessed knobs of hollywood not to boycott georgia because she lost. some stars have threatened to boycott the state because the vote that made brian kemp the winner still stands. ron perlman, alyssa milano, bradley whitford, georgia is really going to miss you guys. now we know how to keep office hollywood crybabies out of our state. win elections. this is a better incentive than lower taxes and safer streets. a vote for a republican means alec baldwin won't punch locals in the face. a vote against the leftist means you'll never run into jim carrey weeping in the park. but clearly this is another tantrum disguised as a principled stand. it's easy to boycott something you don't need. something tells me ms. milano or mr. perlman didn't have lucrative projects lined up in savannah. it's

. >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with dagen mcdowell, juan williams, jesse -- jesse watters and dana perino. a mass shooting, this time in thousand oaks, california, 12 dead including a police officer, ron helus, who gave his life for others. here are his fellow officers paying respect to their fallen brother on the 101. there is no shortage of ideas when it comes to preventing such horror. the problem is the loudest voices only offered two choices. it's either you want more gun control or you want to arm everyone. we need to escape this prison of two ideas. here's how. we need a system that works. we once had a process for dealing with people who had a known mental illness but the process is now paralyzed by fear. people don't want to be pegged as violating someone else's rights. today psychiatric hospitals house less than one-tenth of the people they did in the 1950s. yet our population has doubled. if we can house them, then at least take them to theyhooter t. that's what we call a red flag. two, we need an industry focused on hardening soft targets. a shooter's body count is limited by

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>> greg: oh! no no, no. >> kennedy: that's code for nazism. >> juan: is not the shining city on the hill that attracts people from all over the world. >> greg: there is a nationalism that seeks to invade other countries. that's not the united states. he's putting america first, meaning let's get our stuff together. jed, what are your thoughts on this whole thing we are talking about? >> jedidiah: trump reminds me of my cat. what used to happen if somebody would pull his tail and he would look around and get agitated and then pull it again, get it more agitated. the third time, he bites. he bites back. that's what trump does. this guy, macron was digging at him. you spoke about the antinationalist speech, that was a dig. then grouping the united states with china and russia as people they might have to guard themselves against, that's a dig and then somehow when trump responds and says something even remotely little bit outlandish or little nasty come everybody blames trump. if you poke over and ov

you have to give greg credit. >> greg: made you smile. >> juan: it did. i loved it. >> jesse: i thought it was unbearable. >> juan: look at that. that is a grisly joke. i think what we have here is an example of perseverance. i was thinking i wonder if trump is going to build a wall. [laughter] you are going to pay for it, is that right? >> jesse: mexico. >> juan: maybe martha will pay for the wall. i >> martha: i'm not going to pay for the wall. i will tell you what i like about the video. it sort of a metaphor of tough love. the mother is standing there. i look at it as a mom, just standing there. come on. she doesn't run down and help. she could have pushed him up. then he gets to the top and she doesn't go you did it! she just goes yeah, let's go. >> dana: i don't think she went down because she knew she was so heavy she wouldn't be able to stop. >> greg: body shaming the bear, dana. >> dana: she was appropriately sized for the winter. >> greg: that is true. >> dana: great monologue. >> greg: thank you. shall we move on? coming up, one more thing is n

. >> greg: it's pretty good. this conversation is interesting because -- >> juan: the head of chick-fil-a wants it both ways. he says he is a devout christian and he has a biblical interpretation when it comes to lgbtq. in fact, they close on sundays because. >> morgan: it's the most annoying thing. i always want chick-fil-a on sundays. >> juan: if someone says hey, this is what boston has said, the city of boston so they weren't going to allow him. the city of pittsburgh says we don't want you to sponsor -- what we you -- >> morgan: i don't see the ceo coming out. the controversy that he donated to traditional marriage causes, 2013. what i see is a very well-run company where people are incredibly happy to work they are. when i go to chick-fil-a, all races. >> dana: great service. you don't think students at hillsdale college are saying we don't want any of these other companies to come because they donated to nancy pelosi. it doesn't happen the other way. david brooks this morning in "the new york times" talkin

>> greg: you don't. may be divided government reduces the divisiveness in the country because, my libertarian streak likes the fact that it is self canceling. it's good. >> martha: one of the problems about divided government in this environment is that it doesn't work. what we see is gridlock. the ideal situations where you have republicans and democrats but they find things they agree on and move forward on. >> greg: i don't want them to move forward, that's the thing. as a libertarian, i want them to be stuck in the mud. i am pro-gridlock. >> juan: men still voted strongly for trump. >> greg: i can't believe women vote for democrats. >> juan: women voted by 20 points for the democrats. the marriage isn't working. they are at each other. >> jesse: may be the man can't tell the women they are married to. maybe hillary got that wrong. juan is going to listen to "purple rain" during the break. attorney general jeff sessions has resigned, our reaction next. president trump's epic clash with the media earli

greg? >> it's time for "greg's cat of off." you know the video drill. the table votes on the best cat video. you heard of a catwalk, this is literally a catwalk. a fashion video where the cat invades the runway. do we have another video? here we go. here's a cat literally getting a ct scan. sitting on a printer. up with the cat printer if you will. here we go, the final video. it's a cat pulling a dog by the shirt. i don't know what i like more. there he goes expect do you know what? they can live together. now you get to vote. all right, morgan, which cat video? >> number three. >> wadden. >> number three. >> number three. >> number one. >> i'm going to go with number two so i think number three wins. no prizes. >> that could be a whole our show. >> it should be. >> as you guys all remember the philadelphia eagles won the super bowl. nine months from now, from that end, there is a baby boom in philadelphia. i wonder if those things are related, nine months after the super bowl, a lot of babies being delivered. very, very special time in philadelphia. >

greg, this is for you. look at this rule. it has to do with bathrooms. >> greg: what was it? >> juan: if you have to run to the bathroom 15 times a day every 15 minutes, definitely this isn't the place for you. >> greg: this is where wars are. the only reason if you are young, you are millennial, the only reason to make money is so you can live alone. there's nothing -- once you get away from having a roommate, he feels much better. it's always about the bathroom because it's always someone else's hair that clogs the drain. they never fricking clean the toilets. that's important. you don't want to live at a public toilet. >> juan: what about your wife? >> greg: my wife is so clean that's ridiculous. she thinks i'm disgusting. by her standards cuyama a filthy, disgusting creature. >> dana: a good topic, juan. >> jesse: all men are pretty disgusting, not just you. >> jedidiah: you live with someone and they have people over all the time. the last roommate i had in grad school. people were over all the time, all hours of the night and they were loud and annoying. then you are in

this is greg gutfeld, everyone. >> greg: hi. it is more of an analysis on a question. so obama, during one of his midterms, he lost like 60 plus seats, so if the democrats win 30, it is actually kind of a win for republicans, and it is only a temporary reprieve because in two years, though seats are going to be up. he is going to get the whole base out there, so it is very possible that those 30 seats are like a rest stop on the freeway to. there is no way getting around it. it is not actually a win. especially when you spent two years doing nothing but planning for this day. if you getting dumped after losg 30 pounds. >> martha: i think this is the argument you're going to hear from the white house for short. exactly like that, i'm sure. [laughs] >> greg: thank you. >> dana: all right, bret and martha, thank you for being with us and for anchoring our coverage tonight. we will see you all night long. thanks very much. we will see you in a bit. >> dana: we are not leaving yet. we are going to have lots more analysis. laura, any other thoughts as we head into this elect

greg: okay. [applause] the relationship between trump and the media may never change talking head say outrageous things doesn't that mean may be things are relatively okay because there's no recession to talk about or an international crisis knock on fake wood?-a and chick-fil-a delivers to your house so things are pretty good unless you are a ochicken. you hear bad stuff from the talking heads so throw it back at them the dialogue is cheesy like a soap opera the storyline is ridiculous he won't to leave if he is not reelected. come on you jerk. shut up. [applause] [laughter] but with any good soup opera we sit there and think i cannot stop watching this crap. and it is crap as long as we don't take it too seriously as for the talking heads will they be thankful forl trump? he has been good for their business mainly because without him they would be extremely boring and there is nothing worse than that. maybe there is. f>> getting together. [laughter] [applause] . >> welcome to tonight's guest an

and greg said stop. and at what turned out to be the stock farmhouse, in they went. >> greg was like, follow me real quick. so i followed him and we went upstairs and when i turned around, greg had turned on a light in the room. and i seen this guy laying in the bed. and i said, come on, let's go, let's do something. because there was people there. >> reporter: what was the feeling you had as you said that? >> like panic. it was like craziness like god, what if they wake up. you know? >> reporter: but. >> he just turned and went into that room. the guy had rolled out of bed and they were wrestling with the gun. and i just was like startled and my gun went off. and i have no idea where that shot went. >> reporter: sources close to the investigation, though, tell "dateline" there's reason to believe that whether jessica knows it or not, her wild shot may have been the fatal one. that it may have struck wayne stock in the head with evidence of the blast obliterated by another shot from greg fester's 12 gaug

greg will be booking you for his next party. >> greg: it will happen on a bridge. tomorrow night, we have a brand-new show. we didn't take the day off, 10:00 p.m. saturday you're going to love this show. lots of evergreen stories, now time for this. "greg's crime corner post ." look at what they are doing, these two little -- check this out. humans can't work together but these two dogs. >> that's pretty impressive. >> greg: they are all evolving before our eyes. >> i want all the puppies everywhere. this made me cry, it's beautifu beautiful. they took their gray tabby cat mason when they fled the camp fire in northern california and mason escaped his cat carrier and sprinted away. firefighters found mason, this is the moment you are seeing of her reunion with her pat. these firefighters rescued 22 cats, deliver them to veterinary hospital and anyone who has an animal knows that if anyone has ever lost an animal when you are reunited with them -- they got there cap back. >> i'm going to be in columbus, ohio, tomorrow at the ohio state michigan game. >> i read about

you go to greg for parental advice? the guy without kids. >> [laughing]. >> i am here to help the world's childrens. >> there we go. >> this is outrageous. >> you go to greg gutfeld or wc fields on advice for kids. they hate kids. >> you see a manufactured crisis. why did you ask that question the way you did? democrats are not to blame. the mayor of tijuana has a problem for people in the caravan who are driving up costs. then you have the u.s. government and it's the trump administration that has created this crisis. >> how! you never say how. >> i will explain if you allow me sir. denying the people the ability to apply for asylum in due process. >> [overlapping talking]. >> this is a situation by the way, you can go back to 1975. tens of sunday of vietnamese coming in. we opened more courts to handle it. >> they were refugees from a war. >> you have put people in a situation that is degrading to them. >> they are coming as an orchestrated march. >> juan, how did trump funnel them to tijuana? >> [overlapping talking]

from washington, greg sullivan on u.s.-china trade in with we can expect when president trump and resident she come face to face. and then oil's dramatic decline. jeff, we start with you on what is going on with exit. sorted out as please. >> it has been in a big week for theresa may. i feel like i say that every week. this week she got her deal approved, the draft approved with the european commission, a more technical part of the eu. now on sunday, tomorrow, she will go to brussels where she will try to get signoff from the other 27 political leaders in the eu for this deal. is the bigger problem at this point, the eu, european union, are the own -- their own parliament in london. we saw the spanish prime minister call it nocturnal. part of thece agreement, there are two part to the divorce deal, and then a part on the future relationship. the only part that is missing on the divorce deal is gibraltar. that is actually get -- actually owned by britain. they are struggling to come to an agreement on that part of britain.

greg: that started in october. what we saw is the strong q3 earnings numbers but statements that came along with those which are more challenging. incould have a deterioration terms of the picture next year and that could drive a multiples compression for equities. tom: you have a spectacular chart. you have a chart that shows the correlations are not what they were. we used to be a correlation regime different than now. explain to an older audience why the linkages of the market are so different than what we knew decades ago. greg: one of the big drivers has been inflation. we have been in this environment. that has led to decorrelated moves between equities and bonds. you are simplifying your portfolio has been effective. lateu look back, the 1970's when we had high inflation, that regime was different. tom: this goes to the success of bnp paribas. gdpguys have nailed the low call. do you maintain that which means you get a low-inflation call with it? greg: yes, our view is that we are going to see growth slow bu

greg, this is happeninglj london yesterday, a 16—year—old. greg, this is happening. i have had the privilege of living here for a long time and my senses this problem is getting worse and britain is fortu nate is getting worse and britain is fortunate that it is not washing done is the way the united states is, but this is the british version, the spreading of knife crime. i'm not an expert on statistics but you can see happening more and more, i get all the releases from the met police every time one of these events happen, and they are happening much frequently. what you get from the papers coming up tomorrow morning is the victim are much younger, and they seem to be very vulnerable on the way home from school. i do not know if staggering school. i do not know if staggering school departure times makes any difference to that. that is the idea thatis difference to that. that is the idea that is floated on the front of the guardian, change school closing times to curb stabbing, say doctors, the idea for closing times of schools could be staggered. what more do they

his name is greg. greg, this is sharla. greg: sharla, good to meet you. sharla: hi, greg. nice to meet you. lemonis: craig has done forensic accounting for me on a number of deals. sharla: obviously, it's a cash business, so i have cash all the time because i have to create tills for all my registers. greg: right. sharla: right, so i will withdraw money out of the account, meaning... lemonis: here is a gift... sharla: ...boxes of quarters. there you go. lemonis: ...in case you want to take a bag of cash. greg: right. see, cash is the most valuable assets because it's the most liquid asset. sharla: sure. greg: so you have to have the most control over the your cash and your cash flow. sharla: okay. greg: and, in fact, if you don't have control over your cash, you may be losing cash. lemonis: so let me show you guys. so this is income statement for 2011, $67,000. greg: okay, so that's positive. lemonis: okay. sharla: mm-hmm. greg: okay. lemonis: then, in 2012, sharla, you made $319,000. sharla: okay. lemonis: here is what's most alarming. there's the cash balances of decembe

as greg said 75 children were lost from the system. in most cases those were foster children who ran away from their homes and did not check in and tell the government where they were going. most of them were teenage girls. there is a high risk that some of them may have fallen into sex trafficking. this. the solutions is maybe the kids feel that there is nobody they can call at the agency to answer their questions . they get passed from agent to bureaucrat to bureaucrat. create ancted i will advocate who stays with them throughout their childhood. somebody on a human level looking out for them. who blew thene whistle on dcs losing children in the dcs. that's the reason we have a new secretary of the dcs. decimated by the brownback tax experiment. they don't have social workers at the back end. give them the resources that they need to take care of our kids. this is a life-and-death issue, as we have seen. >> i want to ask you about some issues impacting kansas. >> are you for or against legal marijuana and in what capacity? legalizing

i've been a friend and colleague to greg orman for years. until today, i supported his run for governor. however, this is a critical election for kansas. we cannot risk the future of our state. electing kris kobach governor is one of the worst things that could happen for our state." that's the campaign treasurer for the spoiler candidate in kansas, he himself a republican and former state senator, saying he has no choice but to drop out for the independent candidate and switch to the democrat. he says it's the only way to stop kris kobach from taking office, which he says would be one of the worst things that could happen to our state. we're going to be talking with steve kornacki in a moment about that governor's race in kansas, and a whole bunch of others where the polling might surprise you. what is happening in kansas right now in the polls is basically tied in kansas. that is not a solo, like a -- that's not like a stand alone, weird result right now. it turns out there's a whole bunch of states that we think of as red states or strong

greg banks: mr. huden walked up to that car. he opened the door. he looked him right in the face, and at a distance of less than four inches, used a 380 semiautomatic handgun to put a bullet between his eyes. josh mankiewicz: the prosecutor began by calling the one person that police still believed knew more about this case than she was saying-- the state calls brenna douglas. josh mankiewicz: --brenna douglas, the dead man's widow. on the stand, brenna identified a picture of peggy thomas and said they used to cut hair together. in 2003, she said, she rented a house from peggy. greg banks: did you two become close? brenna douglas: yeah, we'd talk. it was just girl talk stuff. greg banks: did you talk about personal things with her? yeah. josh mankiewicz: according to brenna, her rocky marriage to russel douglas was among the things she talked to peggy thomas about. brenna douglas: he had a lot of issues-- throwing furniture around and different things. and how he treated the kids and i, it just wasn

tyrus: this is why greg warned me about you. he said, watch him. he is clever, he throws insults when he smiles. a seasoned veteran. britt: it is britt and brian. still to come, dana perino joins us to talk about her new show, dana's booklet. and this is a sneak peek at a ♪ ♪ documentary you will only be ♪ able to see right here on ♪ "fox nation". ♪ [music] ♪ >> i can hear you, the rest ♪ of the world hears you. ♪ >> i plan to present a daily ♪ lesson of inspiration and ♪ information about the ♪ history, heroes and ♪ ♪ achievements of some of ♪ americans. ♪ >> we have come to our great ♪ heritage -- [music] ♪ >> every citizen of this ♪ country has a stake. ♪ [music] ♪ >> tear down this wall.♪ ♪ >> we will remember another ♪ time industry each day. ♪ but it is always our ♪ but it is always our ♪ ameri unpredictable crohn's symptoms following you? for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease, stelara® works differently. studies showed relief and remission, with dosing every 8 weeks

greg stohr who covers the supreme court for us in d.c. thanks so much as well as mark gurman in l.a. always, thank you both. coming up, facebook c.e.o. sheryl sandberg's leadership being questioned but is she being thrown under the bus? we'll discuss, next. if you like bloomberg news check us out on the radio and on the bloomberg app. this is bloomberg. ♪ rg. ♪ emily: bitcoin dipped well below before recovering some of the loss and it has now declined some 80% since last december's record high of almost $20,000. investors have been concerned about increased regulations and problems with exchanges. multiple crises at facebook this year have put immense pressure on chief operating officer sheryl sandberg. bloomberg spoke to eight employees from her side of the operation and some blame her for facebook's woes. they say at times sandberg prioritized her own brand over facebook's and say she didn't address problems quickly enough or treated them only as perception issues. here to discuss the senior analyst at pivotal research and bloomberg