i was with greg. this is my husband, mel. mel davis. hey. good friend of greg's at college. we were all together that new year's eve. th-the three of you? jill, mel's ex-wife, was also there. and you two are married now? we know. it's weird. gary tells us all the time. mel was really good to gary and me after we lost greg. and, uh, jill left me that year for greener pastures. namely, a cardiologist. four years later, here we are. nice... for both of you. i told mel you were asking about a red jeep. we got new information now. points to butler. butler drove a continental. tell us about seeing him that day. well, greg and i went on a beer run, and, uh, butler was waiting for us in the parking lot. so who do you like, minnesota or oregon? oregon's not even ranked. gophers are gonna destroy them. butler: hey, cardiff! you scratched my car. what? door of your fag-mobile nicked my door. are you kidding? was i talking to you? i don't think i even touched it, john. saw it with my own eyes. i'm real sorry if i did. that don't cut it. mel: hey, idiot, look at your car, look at greg's.

were you ever suspicious of greg? >> well that first day obviously, but it became clear in that first interview that he was a victim of dee dee moore's manipulation. >> reporter: dee dee moore was the supposed financial planner abe hired to manage his money. detectives suspected her and decided instead of putting greg smith behind bars, they'll put him to work in a convoluted cat and mouse game to trap dee dee. >> he actually turned the tables on her and he actually scammed her. and that's the beauty of it. >> reporter: from that moment on, in non-descript back lots, or major shopping centers all around lakeland florida, an ordinary car like this would pull up, and an extraordinary encounter would begin. >> i'm talking to -- getting ready to talk to dee dee. i'll give you a call as soon as we leave here. >> reporter: with no police experience whatsoever, barber greg smith had become a sunshine state serpico -- a top secret undercover police operative gathering evidence on dee dee moore. the trap is set! >> everybody i

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greg? >> greg, live in damascus, syria. thanks very much. uma? >>> well, president obama is planning a major speech to mark five years since the financial meltdown that sent the u.s. economy into a free fall. we're live in washington with a preview. >> and new concerns that america is now playing catch-up in the middle east. russia taking the lead in reaching a deal to secure syria's chemical weapons. our political insiders are here to weigh in on what this means for u.s. foreign policy. there is a pursuit we all share. a better life for your family, a better opportunity for your business, a better legacy to leave the world. we have always believed in this pursuit, striving to bring insight to every investment, and integrity to every plan. we are morgan stanley. and we're ready to work for you. we need a new recipe. hmmm. let us consult the scroll of infinite deliciousness. ♪ oh! perfect. [ wisest kid ] campbell's has the recipes kids love. like easy chicken and cheese enchiladas. so good! can i keep this? you already have it at campbellskitche

greg? >> greg, live in damascus, syria. thanks very much. uma? >>> well, president obama is planning a major speech to mark five years since the financial meltdown that sent the u.s. economy into a free fall. we're live in washington with a preview. >> and new concerns that america is now playing catch-up in the middle east. russia taking the lead in reaching a deal to secure syria's chemical weapons. our political insiders are here to weigh in on what this means for u.s. foreign policy. there is a pursuit we all share. a better life for your family, a better opportunity for your business, a better legacy to leave the world. we have always believed in this pursuit, striving to bring insight to every investment, and integrity to every plan. we are morgan stanley. and we're ready to work for you. we need a new recipe. hmmm. let us consult the scroll of infinite deliciousness. ♪ oh! perfect. [ wisest kid ] campbell's has the recipes kids love. like easy chicken and cheese enchiladas. so good! can i keep this? you already have it at campbellskitche

- greg, i don't know what to do. - what do you mean? - at the funeral, they were harassing anne. - but you never told her anything about this or about-- - of course not. but the gist is they're definitely building a case against you. somehow they've got you with bailey at the time of the murder. - how could they have that? - i don't know, but it's what they told anne. the cuts on your hands from fighting with him, that must be how they got your dna. - look, i may need a top attorney. i don't have the money for that. - but i can't help you. - but you're not going broke. you married money. tom's death worked out for you. - i'm just stating a simple fact. to get through this, we can't be involved-- - wait, when you said we're in this together, that we'd stick together-- - greg, we know you did it. - like hell. nobody's said that. - the others won't be as frank as i'm being. but you know you did it. just like with tom. - reynolds? - you pushed him. you pushed him in the river. - that's crazy. we all pushed him. - that's not how i remember i

i'm andrea along with bob, dana, greg. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is the five. >>> well it looks like there could be a show down in washington d.c. over obama care and the possibility of shutting down the government. according to the latest polls, obama care is unpopular with the american people. if you listen to democrats, you'd think it was just the republicans that were crazy wants to defund the health care law. >> this is playing with fire. legislative arsonists are at work when they start using the debt limit for their own agenda. >> you have never seen in the history of the united states the debt ceiling or threat of not raising the debt ceiling being used to extort a president or a governing party. >> i only hope that the anarchist and house of representatives come to their senses before it's too late. >> greg, aren't these members of congress elected to do what the american people want? overwhelmingly they don't like the bill. they mentioned extortionists and crimes. what's the deal? >> i'm really tired o

>> so yesterday was greg gutfeld filled's birthday. you answered the call on twitter because we asked for to you send a picture of your dog. so we have one here. this is from dk 87, deborah. beautiful picture of the dog. then greg said, why don't you try to send a picture of a cat? this is a fan of the show, pepper, the cat. that was sent to me. then we upped the ante and said what if you got a picture of the dog and the cat together with a sunset? look at this. the very best was our old friend, five fan photo shop who does this mosaic of greg's face and it's all made out of jasper pictures. i thought it was fabulous. >> that person must go to jail forever. in north korea. >> you don't really mean that because i heard earlier you thought you looked handsome in that. >> i always look handsome, but it's not up for debate. >> yeah. i have to finish. juan? >> well, this one is going to be an eye catcher. mystery is a bale, miss kansas was on stage in the bideany con -- bikini contest and revealed a tattoo. she has the entire serenity praye

go away greg palast coming up after the break. league. league. cross-talk rules in effect on these you can jump in anytime you want. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations rule the day please please . you're about to see an interview i did a greg palast in new york city a few days ago before the weekend we discussed larry summers who only sunday night dropped out of the race to be federal reserve bank chairman but not to worry the new front runner is get this larry's right hand boy timothy geithner enjoy the interview welcome back the guys report imax guys are very special as greg palast welcome back to the guys report with you max all right thank you with another blockbuster piece larry summers in a secret endgame memo tell us about it well there was a memo written to larry summers who is obama's favorite to replace ben bernanke at the federal reserve board he got a very secret very nasty memo and somehow it ended up in in my hands i boug

biomass times are welcome to the kaiser report of the second i think it was greg palast stuff come about larry summers the most evil financial terrorist in the world but first let's catch up on world war money nation over yes max there's kind of an official denial that the u.s. engages in economic espionage a statement by the director of national intelligence james r. clapper on allegations of economic espionage it is not a secret he said max that the intelligence community collects information about economic and financial matters and terrorist financing this is because all this n.s.a. information has been released that they're collecting information not only on american citizens and foreign citizens but also on corporations and banks and financing centers all around the world he says we collect this information from many important reasons for one it could provide the united states and our allies early warning of international financial crises which could negatively impact the global economy and also could provide insight into other countries economic policy or behavior which could affec

can we talk about the royals just to make greg mad? prince williams is going to swap armed forces duty for royal duty. he served

>> it sure has to mine, greg. the best part of this article as just a guy who comes forward because everybody has to come forward and be the face of this and raise awareness for it. to tell people they shouldn't be ashamed, you should be a little ashamed. it is okay to be ashamed sometimes. there are compulsions. we don't need to hear about it. not everyone needs to know about your journey. >> you just know internet addiction is a way of saying porn addiction. what are you doing on the internet? you are playing with your -- whatever. this guy was spend every waking minute at the keyboard playing video games. his life sounds more fulfilling than yours. >> i can relate to this guy. if we want to help these people we have to call it what it actually is which is too much master because and call it -- masterbation. i claim things at the climax like uno! or you sank my battleship! >> i like yatzee. >> i thought i would get more out of you. >> i was proud of that one. >> we were getting to that territory and i have to th

for greg mortenson, it all began on a remote mountaintop in pakistan. his connections now had the potential to produce peace and healing around the world. "my generation"'s kate sullivan has the story. - this is k2 in pakistan. it's the second largest mountain in the world. in 1993, greg mortenson tried to climb it, but as he neared the top, he became disoriented and separated from his companions. - i was very weak, exhausted, but mostly disappointed, and i stumbled into a little village called korphe, where the people helped nurse me back to health. - mortenson saw the korphe schoolchildren trying to study, but they had no teacher, no supplies, and no school. - there was a young girl named chocho, who came up to me one day and said, "can you help us build a school?" and so i made a promise that day that i'd build a school for those kids. - greg went back to the states, where his mother, an elementary school teacher in river falls, wisconsin, asked him to talk to her students about his project. - it was the first time i had spoken to anybody, adults or

>> it sure has to mine greg. the best part of this article as just a guy who comes forward because everybody has to come forward and be the face of this and raise awareness for it. to tell people they shouldn't be ashamed you should be a little ashamed. it is okay to be ashamed sometimes. there are compulsions. we don't need to hear about it. not everyone needs to know about your journey. >> you just know internet addiction is a way of saying porn addiction. what are you doing on the internet? you are playing with your -- whatever. this guy was spend every waking minute at the keyboard playing video games. his life sounds more fulfilling than yours. >> i can relate to this guy. if we want to help these people we have to call it what it actually is which is too much master because and call it -- masterbation. i claim things at the climax like uno! or you sank my battleship! >> i like yatzee. >> i thought i would get more out of you. >> i was proud of that one. >> we were getting to that territory and i have to thi

or more thank you max greg palast coming up after the break. i would rather ask questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question more. fully on your arm and a lot of these policies. pleasure to have you with us here today i'm sure. you're about to see an interview i did at a greg palast in new york city a few days ago before the weekend we discussed larry summers who only sunday night dropped out of the race to be federal reserve bank chairman but not to worry the new front runner is get this larry's right hand boy timothy geitner enjoyed the interview welcome back to the guys report imax guys are very fresh as greg palast welcome back to the guys report glad to be with you max all right you are with another blockbuster piece larry summers in the secret endgame memo tell us about it well there was a memo written to larry summers who is obama's favorite to replace ben bernanke at the federal reserve board he got a very secret very nast

can we talk about the royals just to make greg mad? prince williams is going to swap armed forces duty for royal duty. he served faithfully. it was his find shift as an ref search and rescue pilot on tuesday. he's going to focus on his charity work and, of course, adorable prince george. that's it for us. thanks for watching. have a great weekend. "special report" is next. >>> the u.s. and russia huddle over syria. but is the russia deal real? and is it affecting u.s. credibility around the world? this is "special report." >>> good evening, i'm brett baer. both sides are saying the right things cordially, if not sincerely about sere wra. but there's growing concern tonight about whether russia is taking advantage of a u.s. president anxious to get a deal so he can avoid another bruising battle in congress over his threat of military action. chief white house correspondent ed henry has tonight's top story. >> reporter: another

greg i'll let you deal with that. >> most nonreligious are not anti-religious. that's important to keep in mind. when you think of the anti-religious in america, i'd like you to think of us as any other group. we are a community and we are a community of positive values. and we can call those positive values by the name humanism. it's funny, but andrew and i really need to work together. i'd invite him to come to cambridge. but you can check out what we're doing in harvard scare, but we are actually looking on building humanist communities and congregations all around the country. i'll tell you about a woman in arizona, a friend of mine named sorah, who got involved in politics in her area and found a homeless shelter was running out of funding. but this homeless shelter was not discriminating against anybody on basis of religion. it wasn't proselytizing, she went out and spent 20 days living with other people who were experiencing homelessness out in the blistering heat of arizona and talking about why her atheism and humanism motivated her to do it. and sara h

greg goes to his house to get his tattered obituary he's read many times. the obituary says nice things. the judge may have been a goodman, greg muses, he might have been a good husband, father, great friend to many people, but people maybe saying the same thing about me. cue, the dog. lifts his head to look around as if considering the matter then he lowers his head to rest his muzzle on greg's shoe. but because i'm a little guy, you step on my head and crush me. i don't even have god on my side. the old boys network that got him a lawyer but when friendly with a judge didn't even work of a sweat when it came to his case. it was a double murder trial that didn't last a couple hours. a flawed defense system rendered that almost meaningless. why? he says, you know why? sometimes i think about it. he wonders what the solutions are to the criminal justice system here. to the black community, he talks on and on, indignant but right. mostly he wonders how change happens. sometimes i think about what is it, this mahatma gandhi thing. he cracks your head and you s

>> well, space ships go bad, greg. that's why nasa doesn't have an eye -- the typical human nature is to worry about a problem after it started. you just can't leave stuff up in space, but that's what we have brn -- we have been doing for 50 years. >> you have no solutions for this? >> i have no idea what we should do. stay inside maybe. >> stay inside would be a good thing. >> there are no solutions. >> there are no solution to this. >> what kind of debris are we talking about? >> well, we have old space telescopes and our telescope no longer works. we president cay -- we can hunt planets and get hit by space junk. >> that's terrifying. >> i think we have another story. do we have another story? keep going? local fisherman recently caught a paw raw gnaw-like fish and this is the same fish which is reportedly responsible for the death of two fishermen in france after it bit off their tess tau cals. should we not go into the water or public lakes? >> not if you have testicals. if we do it will be woman's only lake. it w

can we talk about the royals just to make greg mad? prince williams is going to swap armed forces duty for royal duty. he served faithfu

can we talk about the royals just to make greg mad? prince williams is going to swap armed forces duty for royal duty. he served faithfully. it was his find shift as an ref search and rescue pilot on tuesday. he's going to focus on his charity work and, of course, adorable prince george. that's it for us. that's it for us. >>> welcome to "red eye." it is like chronicles of> riddick if by riddick you mean the time i made out with the ou blonde chick at macy's and realized she was a mannequin. and there is no pre game report. a let's welcome tonight's guestsment she is so hot the sun once tried to poison her oatmeal. i am here with first time guest, former miss america. there is never a former. you are always a miss america.. sitting in for andy levy is pierre. he is the editor-in-chief of the newsletter "skies over normandy." and he has

greg goes to his house to get his tattered obituary he's read many times. the obituary says nice things. the judge may have been a goodman, greg muses, he might have been a good husband, father, great friend to many people, but people maybe saying the same thing about me. cue, the dog. lifts his head to look around as if considering the matter then he lowers his head to rest his muzzle on greg's shoe. but because i'm a little guy, you step my head and crush me. i don't even have god on my side. the old boys network that got him a lawyer but when friendly with a judge didn't even work of a sweat when it came to his case. it was a double murder trial that didn't last a couple hours. a flawed defense system rendered that almost meaningless. why? he says, you know why? sometimes i think about it. he wonders what the solutions are to the criminal justice system here. to the black community, he talks on and on, indignant but right. mostly he wonders how change happens. sometimes i think about what is it, this mahatma gandhi thing. he cracks your head and you say

palast or greg palast you can buy a supporter report like that back saying why go. for probably the most complex and difficult to. the phenomenon of friendly fire probably extends back to the ascension of gunpowder . if your bunch of people. are going to replace their review of people. reading. this something shoots my brother in the leg not intentional he does it because it was night time or in the morning even the best even the children. are going to make mistakes does this whole idea of brotherhood an order. and camaraderie in the sense it was in this context that has absolutely no place. it looks. like you know that you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy albus. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and our crass cynical we've been hijacked why a handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers one still just mark it on this show we reveal th

medical room there. >> yeah, greg, that is it. definitely the guy that is in there. peeking to the nurses they confirmed that is our target. [ sirens ] >> he is opposedly in here because he has an infection in his arm. they are not sure if they will admit him or not. the fugitive unit is in a tough spot. they know the target is inside, but a hospital is a bad place to take down a violent criminal. waiting it out means that he could slip out one of the many exits. >> if they keep him overnight, we will know to come here in the morning and get him as he gets out. we had no way around. couple of hours following her, good thing she keeps her court dates. across down, jennifer penton and pat rogers are back tot street for another tour. keeping their eyes out for anything out of place. >> in our area, the drug dealers are not as open and obvious. you get it for making the traffic stops. you know, a red light. >> he has an open case in dorchester and he has the drug case distribution. you want to yank him? >> yeah. >> he has a violent re

i'm greg gutfeld. see you friday. >> the o'reilly factor is on, tonight: >> sometimes resolutions and statements of condemnation are simply not enough. >> bill: did president obama change the minds of the american people last night about bombing syria? we'll give you the latest poll numbers and have analysis in the talking points memo. >> our credible threat of force has made these diplomatic discussions with syria possible. >> bill: is that true or blatant spin? we'll have the latest on russia trying to save the syrian tyrant assad. >> i was in yemen. >> yemen. >> >> yes. >> you know yemen is a hot bed of terrorism? >> um, i don't know. i never seen anything like that.

greg goes to his house to get his tattered obituary he's read many times. the obituary says nice things. the judge may have been a goodman, greg muses, he might have been a good husband, father, great friend to many people, but people maybe saying the same thing about me. cue, the dog. lifts his head to look around as if considering the matter then he lowers his head to rest his muzzle on greg's shoe. but because i'm a little guy, you step on my head and crush me. i don't even have god on my side. the old boys network that got him a lawyer but when friendly with a judge didn't even work of a sweat when it came to his case. it was a double murder trial that didn't last a couple hours. a flawed defense system rendered that almost meaningless. why? he says, you know why? sometimes i think about it. he wonders what the solutions are to the criminal justice system here. to the black community, he talks on and on, indignant but right. mostly he wonders how change happens. sometimes i mahatma gandhi thing. he cracks your head and you say thank you. he cracks your

timothy geithner enjoyed the interview welcome back to the guys report imax guys are very special as greg palast welcome back to the guys report but we're with you max all right thank you with another blockbuster piece larry summers in a secret endgame memo tell us about it well there was a memo written to larry summers who is obama's favorite to replace ben bernanke at the federal reserve board he got a very secret very nasty memo and somehow it ended up in in my hands i you know some thirty dropped that's how i work for those no greg palast i do investigative reporting in america not allowed under patriot act three but we do it anyway. so i got a hold of this memo which says the this is the end game so it's the end game memo it's kind of chilling words that came from his assistant a guy named timmy geithner this is before geithner became secretary of the treasury when summers was about to come secretary of the treasury and what it was was a discussion of the secret meetings that they were having with the five big bank c.e.o.'s in new york here in new york that the head of goldman sachs

. , greg gutfeld... >> and this is not a joke,.. you're awake and this is "the five". >> right. >> greg this ruined my career i'm happy to be with you tonight we have a special edition of "the five". the speech lasted only about 15 minutes the commander in chief made a case for why it's in america's interest to act in seara. here is what he said assad regime did. >> images from this massacre are sickening. men, women, children, lying in rows killed by poison gas. others foaming at the mouth gasping for breath. a father clutching his dead children imploring them to get up and walk we know assad regime was responsible. these things happened. the facts cannot be denied. the question now is what the united states of america and the international community is prepared to do about it. if we fail to act the assad regime will see no reason to stop using chemical weapon autos after that made his case for military action. >> after careful deliberation i determined it's in the national security interest of the united states to respond to the u

. >> beckel, greg gutfeld... >> and this is not a joke, you're awake and this is "the five". >> right. >> greg this ruined my career i'm happy to be with you tonight we have a special edition of "the five". the speech lasted only about 15 minutes the commander in chief made a case for why it's in america's interest to act in seara. here is what he said assad regime did. >> images from this massacre are sickening. men, women, children, lying in rows killed by poison gas. others foaming at the mouth gasping for breath. a father clutching his dead children imploring them to get up and walk we know assad regime was responsible. these things happened. the facts cannot be denied. the question now is what the united states of america and the international community is prepared to do about it. if we fail to act the assad regime will see no reason to stop using chemical weapon autos after that made his case for military action. >> after careful deliberation i determined it's in the national security interest of the united states to respond to the use of chemical weapons to a targeted military

hi, brian. >> hi, greg. one of the parents who filed a lawsuit against the department of transportation on wednesday is from new york. in 2005 she hit and injured her 3-year-old daughter, kate, while backing out of her driveway. >> i ultimately hit her with the car, but was able to hear her screams and stopped the car and pulled forward and came back and found what i thought might be someone else's child lying on the driveway. she was bleeding literally from head to toe. her face was bleeding and she was hurt and she was screaming why did you hit me? i said i couldn't see you. >> luckily she didn't suffer life-threatening injuries, tbut changed her life for -- forever. she is part of a group suing the d.o.t. for not issuing a safety rule passed in 2008 which requires new cars to have improved rear view visibility specifically with rear view cameras by 2011. more than two years and four delays later the dot has yet to issue the safety rule. >> congress directed the regulation so there is a standard for all ve

president, greg? >> mr. president, our time is limited, but i want to briefly go back in time a little bit. i was here in 2000 for the funeral of your father. you assumed the position of president. and at that time some people had real hopes for you as a reformer, to change things, to bring more democracy to this country. in fact, however, critics and analysts said you pulled back, you pulled back to the point where now you are being branded other things than reformer. you are branded dictator and much, much worse. how does that make you feel? how does it make you feel when people say, to use the american parlance you have lost the plot, that is you have lost the trail of what you might have done then that might have avoided all of this now? >> yeah. so, first of all, if you want to talk about the whole hope of the syrians doesn't matter if i'm the hope of any foreigner person whether he is official or any other one. so, all the terms that you view in your question should be referred to the syrian to see whe

greg has a seven-figure net worth. greg welcome to the show. so how did you do it? how did you get out of cleaning bathrooms to making a lot of money? >> well, i worked for guy who owned the bar, leo's in garden city. and as luck would have it, his father-in-law george gray owned a furniture company, lane office in new york city and phillip falk said, you should go to work for george and sell office furniture. i really didn't want to do it, i did. but ten years later i bought the company. jay and americans, their song said only in america and it's truly the land of opportunity. >> how did you go from working for the owner to ten years later running the company? >> the owner's son-in-law was running it into the ground. and they offered it to me and my partner avery who has been my partner for 21 and a half years. >> what was the key to growing it once you owned it? >> work work work work work. my brother-in-law in texas said, they put on your tombstone i wish i could work another sunday, but i loved it. it was so much fun going to work. this is my opportunity to buil

greg? >> jennifer griffin reporting from washington, jennifer, thank you. >>> nearly three months after a monster wildfire killed 19 firefighters, investigators in arizona releasing details on what went wrong. >>> plus, what the iranian people think about the historic and friendly telephone call between their leader and president obama. all of that coming up next. a a okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition inharge™. [ bottle ] ensure®. that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, they pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and save you up

. >> are you tired, greg? >> so glad you thanked me for the intro. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> it is an uh sten station tashes -- uh sten day shoes way. >> thank to a new law by jerry brown, california teens will be getting an on-line, quote, eraser button, unquote. i like doing the unquote. some people forget. the law requires websites to let minors remove their own postings so they can be protected from their own stupid mistakes. supporters say it will shield these idiots from bullying and potential problems when they apply for colleges and jobs. as the ceo of something called common sense media, kids and teens frequently self-reveal before they self-reflect. don't i know that? in today's digital age mistakes can helicopter kids for their lives. this bill is a big step forward for privacy rights. sadly this dog will have to live with his mistake. >> gotta practice. rick, good to see you once again. >> thanks. >> i'm lying. you have at least two young daughters, possibly more. is there any argument ag