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The Greg Gutfeld Show : FOXNEWSW : March 19, 2016 7:00pm-8:01pm PDT
greg gutfeld show" is next. have a great weekend. >>> hi, i'm greg gutfeld or as i'm known at the home open road kenny. here's what's coming up. more protesters showing up for trump rallies. don't they have better things to do? the short answer, no, the long answer, noooo. >>> the paris attacker found in brussels. how long was he there? did belgium drop the waffle on catching these stupid losers. will they possibly kill us all or possibly kill us all? i'll tell you why we need to destroy them before they destroy us. and later joanne and katherine, the a great steak debate. i miss you america. let's go. i have a ceramics class with jude law in an hour. >>> what a sexy audience. all right. let's welcome tonight's guests. if political expertise were a rash we'd have him covered in oinltment. it's political adviser mark mckinnon. nice hat. he has more tatis. he's the founding member of jas jane's addiction, a great band. it's dave navarro. and he's so tall his hobby is peering over stalls in public bathrooms. you've probably seen his face. comedian miami bess kissell and at home every
greg gutfeld show" is next. have a great weekend. >>> hi, i'm greg gutfeld or as i'm known at the home open road kenny. here's what's coming up. more protesters showing up for trump rallies. don't they have better things to do? the short answer, no, the long answer, noooo. >>> the paris attacker found in brussels. how long was he there? did belgium drop the waffle on catching these stupid losers. will they possibly kill us all or possibly kill us all? i'll tell you why...
weekend. >>> hi, i'm greg >> hi. i am greg gutfeld. here's what's coming up. protestors showing up at the trump rallies. don't they have better things to do? the short answer, no. the long answer, no. >> the hackers found in brussel. but how long would these air? belgium dropped a waffle on the stupid losers. will they kill us all or possibly kill us all? i will tell you why they need to destroy them where before they destroy us? >> joanne, katherine. does trump deserve a hate for not liking his rare or is it unfair? let's get started i have a ceramics class in an hour. (applause) >> what a sexy audience. let's welcome tonight's guests. if political expertise were a rash we would have them covered in ointment. circus political ad viseor mark kk minute con. he has more tattoos than the 7th fleet. he's a founding member of jane's addiction a great band. you can find him on ink master and the great new tock r documentary morning signs. dave navarro. he is so tall his hobby is peering over stalls in public bathrooms. you have probably seen his face. every cabinet is a liquor cabinet jo
weekend. >>> hi, i'm greg >> hi. i am greg gutfeld. here's what's coming up. protestors showing up at the trump rallies. don't they have better things to do? the short answer, no. the long answer, no. >> the hackers found in brussel. but how long would these air? belgium dropped a waffle on the stupid losers. will they kill us all or possibly kill us all? i will tell you why they need to destroy them where before they destroy us? >> joanne, katherine. does trump...
The Five : FOXNEWSW : March 2, 2016 2:00pm-3:01pm PST
homeowners insurance. >>> hello, everyone. i'm kimberly guilfoyle with greg gutfield and this is "the five." super tuesday 2016 is in the history books and it was a huge night for donald trump and hillary clinton. we've got a ton to talk about, including the news that ben carson won't be attending tomorrow night's gop debate even though he hasn't yet dropped out of the race. that surprising announcement coming up shortly. but we begin with trump's triumphant tuesday. a sweep of 7 out of 11 republican races. his delegate total stands at 319 with four others trailing far behind. he was the front-runner after multiple victories. >> i'm so honored by this victory. if you would have told me on june 16th when we came down the escalator at trump tower and it looked like this, a lot of cameras here tonight, it looked literally like the academy awards. i had never seen so many cameras in my life. it takes a lot of courage to run for president. i've never done this before. i've been a job producer and i have done a lot of things. this is nothing i've never done but i felt we had to do. >> last
homeowners insurance. >>> hello, everyone. i'm kimberly guilfoyle with greg gutfield and this is "the five." super tuesday 2016 is in the history books and it was a huge night for donald trump and hillary clinton. we've got a ton to talk about, including the news that ben carson won't be attending tomorrow night's gop debate even though he hasn't yet dropped out of the race. that surprising announcement coming up shortly. but we begin with trump's triumphant tuesday. a sweep...
America's News HQ : FOXNEWSW : March 27, 2016 9:00am-9:31am PDT
greg palkot, "fox sports live" brussels. greg? >> reporter: it is an emotional easter sunday here in brussels, belgium. and also a busy one for authorities. as you mentioned, police were in action today early this morning staging 14 different antiterror raids, scooping up nine possible suspects. at the end of the day, releasing five of them. it's not clear whether those they are holding right now are tied to this week's horrible terror attacks. the result of another action now, however, police do think they might have nabbed the other airport bomber, the man seen in the surveillance picture with the hat and the white jacket with two other suicide bombers. his bomb didn't go off. and he fled the scene. his name, it is believed, is basho shafu. he is charged with terrorist murder. and, arthel, to illustrate the european-wide nature of this response to the terror, a man suspected of getting isis terrorists into europe from places like syria and turkey vee audio phony documents was snagged in italy today. he, too, it's believed is linked to at least last november's terrorist attacks, may
greg palkot, "fox sports live" brussels. greg? >> reporter: it is an emotional easter sunday here in brussels, belgium. and also a busy one for authorities. as you mentioned, police were in action today early this morning staging 14 different antiterror raids, scooping up nine possible suspects. at the end of the day, releasing five of them. it's not clear whether those they are holding right now are tied to this week's horrible terror attacks. the result of another action now,...
it greg. the comment is i'm blown away that hillary clinton lost michigan given the amount of time she spent in flint michigan on the water crisis. that's shocking. >> are we basically inflating a deflating balloon? we're making this into a really big deal but it really isn't? she's got the nomination. it is fun to talk about though. >> yes and no. i'm trying to be realistic that mathematically, you're right, she has a big mathematical edge. only a small one among pledge delegates. because of super delegates, the party bosses, a big edge and is likely to get the nomination. i don't think we should dismiss the fac among democrats but potential lay big battle ground. talking about putting that state into play for republicans. if she struggles in ohio, what the sanders camp is trying to do, from talking to them, keep this going until june 7. that's when california votes. there are a lot of liberals there who like sanders and they think they can win. there's a mother lode of delegates there as well. the longer he keeps this going, you're right. clinton is still the odds on favorite for
it greg. the comment is i'm blown away that hillary clinton lost michigan given the amount of time she spent in flint michigan on the water crisis. that's shocking. >> are we basically inflating a deflating balloon? we're making this into a really big deal but it really isn't? she's got the nomination. it is fun to talk about though. >> yes and no. i'm trying to be realistic that mathematically, you're right, she has a big mathematical edge. only a small one among pledge delegates....
The Five : FOXNEWSW : March 28, 2016 2:00pm-3:01pm PDT
from fox's james rosen. hi, james. >> reporter: greg, good afternoon, from a sunny and breezy capitol hill, where the tourists are visiting, the school children are touring the capitol visitor's center. at the capitol visitors center. it's separate from the dome, it's on the capitol hill complex. it's at the north screening entrance, where apparently a male visitor to the capitol visitors center, someone who had been known to authorities, due to a previous incident, showed up, tried to get through the magnetometers with the weapon. the weapon triggered the ma magnetomet magnetometers, shot by one u.s. skap toll police officer that suspect is now undergoing surgery in a nearby hospital, condition unknown, no officers were injured during the encou encounter we're told one bystander was injured during this event. it's not clear whether there was an exchange of gunfire or just the capitol police who fired off their weapons, injuring this assailant. so far, we probably should consider ourselves lucky. given how crowded and busy the visitor's center was on this otherwise gorgeous spring day
from fox's james rosen. hi, james. >> reporter: greg, good afternoon, from a sunny and breezy capitol hill, where the tourists are visiting, the school children are touring the capitol visitor's center. at the capitol visitors center. it's separate from the dome, it's on the capitol hill complex. it's at the north screening entrance, where apparently a male visitor to the capitol visitors center, someone who had been known to authorities, due to a previous incident, showed up, tried to...
The Five : FOXNEWSW : March 10, 2016 2:00pm-3:01pm PST
did you just say? >> i said shoot on a shingle. >> hello. i'm greg gutfeld. dana perino. "the five." >>> fingernail, meet chalkboard. >> when he was engaging in rhetoric that i found deeply offensive, i said that. >> it gets worse. last night hillary clinton refused to say whether she quit the race if indict over her e-mail mess shelf got snippier than a pair of salon him? ers. >> it won't happen. i'm not answering that question. >> like when fonzie walks in on happy days. the woman equivalent of that test where they blast a puff of air in your eye. painful and unsettling. even more she claims the benghazi family lied when telling the media that she told them the video caused the attack that killed their loved ones. ramos played a visit. video recounting how hillary told her it was a video. >> on the night you attack. you sent it to your daughter -- [ inaudible ]. >> she's wrong. >> i and all the people, the president, the vice president, susan rice, we were scrambling to get information that was changing literally by the hour. when we had information, we made it public. then somet
did you just say? >> i said shoot on a shingle. >> hello. i'm greg gutfeld. dana perino. "the five." >>> fingernail, meet chalkboard. >> when he was engaging in rhetoric that i found deeply offensive, i said that. >> it gets worse. last night hillary clinton refused to say whether she quit the race if indict over her e-mail mess shelf got snippier than a pair of salon him? ers. >> it won't happen. i'm not answering that question. >> like...
The Real Story With Gretchen Carlson : FOXNEWSW : March 24, 2016 11:00am-12:01pm PDT
bottom. greg palcott is live for us on the ground in brussels. greg, where does the manhunt stand right now? >> reporter: intense, heather. the suspect list, as you alluded to, is growing. let's give you a little background of what police are finding out. it's coming from the terrible metro or subway bombing that we saw on tuesday leaving 20 people dead, well over 100 injured. turns out on surveillance video a second man was seen alongside the main bomber and he was carrying a large bag, possibly carrying explosives, so he is possibly on the run. and, yes, from the airport bombing another unidentified man is being sought. now that one of the suicide bombers has been identified as the bomb maker, not just for the attacks this week, but for those horrendous terror attacks back in november of last year. and speaking of the paris terror attacks, in court today the lawyer -- the one main suspect that had still been outstanding, saleh abdeslam was held. a lot of security outside. a lot of attention. he, in fact, now wants to be extradited back to france to face the music. go figure. als
bottom. greg palcott is live for us on the ground in brussels. greg, where does the manhunt stand right now? >> reporter: intense, heather. the suspect list, as you alluded to, is growing. let's give you a little background of what police are finding out. it's coming from the terrible metro or subway bombing that we saw on tuesday leaving 20 people dead, well over 100 injured. turns out on surveillance video a second man was seen alongside the main bomber and he was carrying a large bag,...
all the breaking news, we appreciate it. >>> hello. i'm greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino, "the five." this morning on another network i will not mention,cnn, donald trump said that a contested convention would be super awesome. >> i think we'll win before getting to the convention but i can tell you, if we didn't and if we're 20 votes short or if we're 100 short, and we're at 1,100 and somebody else is at 500 or 400, because we're way ahead of everybody, i don't think you can say that we don't get it automatically. i think it would be, i think you would have riots. i think you would have riots. >> i must have misheard. emthere will be riots, twice. maybe he didn't mean it. it probably doesn't matter. we should be consistent. if we get on the radicals if their demands are not met, we should do that here. who would trump supporters riot against? i can't see them destroying businesses because either they work there or they own it. they don't tip over cop trucks or fire trucks because they're cops and did firefighters themselves. law-abiding people. what
all the breaking news, we appreciate it. >>> hello. i'm greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino, "the five." this morning on another network i will not mention,cnn, donald trump said that a contested convention would be super awesome. >> i think we'll win before getting to the convention but i can tell you, if we didn't and if we're 20 votes short or if we're 100 short, and we're at 1,100 and somebody else is at 500 or 400, because we're way...
The Greg Gutfeld Show : FOXNEWSW : March 12, 2016 7:00pm-8:01pm PST
. >>> hi. i'm greg gutfeld or as i'm known in japan greg gutfeld. [ cheers ] >> yea! here's what's coming up. chicago protests friday night shut down trump rally. that ain't right. note for good exercise try flying a kite. what happens now on the campaign trail? will it get worse or will cooler heads prevail? i don't know. >>> and does hillary have your trust to be president? isn't it a must? i've missed you, america. let's get started. i've got news twister in an hour. [ cheers and applause ] >> audience, yes! let's welcome tonight's guests, shall we? they had to buy his baby clothes at the big and tall store. it's wrestler and our big news correspondent. that's his real beard. and she's so bright, children are told not to stare directly at her. it's jillian turner former national security council member in the bush and obama administration and a fox news contributor. he's more shocking than a hair dryer dropped into a tub full of electric eels. sit down. it's gavin mckin ness. a new movie called creative control now in some theaters. she's as bubbly as champagne because she's bee
. >>> hi. i'm greg gutfeld or as i'm known in japan greg gutfeld. [ cheers ] >> yea! here's what's coming up. chicago protests friday night shut down trump rally. that ain't right. note for good exercise try flying a kite. what happens now on the campaign trail? will it get worse or will cooler heads prevail? i don't know. >>> and does hillary have your trust to be president? isn't it a must? i've missed you, america. let's get started. i've got news twister in an hour....
. you should be willing to debate any time anywhere. >> so greg, i have a theory of why she doesn't want to debate in new york. she doesn't want bernie to be able to say, your ties to wall street interesting guys right down here that paid $600,000 for speeches, that's who you're in the pocket of. she doesn't want to avoid a debate in new york. >> that's an excellent theory. of which i don't have an answer for. i want to say that she is the last person on earth to lecture anyone on tone. she sounds like the product of two car alarms mating. do you know what she's guilty of? a lot of people don't bring up, bigotry against men. she is saying, she is criticizing bernie's tone. what if that's how men sound? remember, when people were criticizing hillary, people were saying, they're criticizing her because that's how a woman sounds when she is loud. well, she's just doing the same thing. maybe that's how a man sounds when he is being serious and he wants to express a point. the other part is, she is saying that she's a delicate flower when would be offensive to women. >> how can he change
. you should be willing to debate any time anywhere. >> so greg, i have a theory of why she doesn't want to debate in new york. she doesn't want bernie to be able to say, your ties to wall street interesting guys right down here that paid $600,000 for speeches, that's who you're in the pocket of. she doesn't want to avoid a debate in new york. >> that's an excellent theory. of which i don't have an answer for. i want to say that she is the last person on earth to lecture anyone on...
Happening Now : FOXNEWSW : March 24, 2016 10:00am-11:01am PDT
intelligence correspondent catherine harris is in washington. we begin with greg palkot in brussels. >> reporter: hey, jon. we're coming to you today from the molenbeek area of brussels. it has been described by some as a hotbed of islamic radicalism. you can see heavy security behind me in the center of town. we'll get to that in a moment. let's update you on breaking news regarding the the manhunt for the fugitives involved in the latest terror attacks here in brussels. there could be a second man involved in that deadly metro attack that left 20 dead, well over 100 injured. a horrible attack. a second man seen in surveillance video carrying a large bag, possibly with explosives inside. the main bomber is a guy named khalid el bakraoui. it is now revealed today that police were already looking for him on terror charges prior to this attack this week. he was helping out the paris attackers. it's pretty much certain now that one of the suicide bombers at the airport is a guy named najim laachraoui. and he, it is believed, made the bombs, not just for the attacks this week but for th
intelligence correspondent catherine harris is in washington. we begin with greg palkot in brussels. >> reporter: hey, jon. we're coming to you today from the molenbeek area of brussels. it has been described by some as a hotbed of islamic radicalism. you can see heavy security behind me in the center of town. we'll get to that in a moment. let's update you on breaking news regarding the the manhunt for the fugitives involved in the latest terror attacks here in brussels. there could be...
On the Record With Greta Van Susteren : FOXNEWSW : March 23, 2016 11:00pm-12:01am PDT
warning to all americans in europe. fox news correspondent greg palkot is live in brussels. greg, what's the story on the fear going around europe and this warning from our state department? >> the mood here, greta, is somer for -- somber for sure. shocking as well. we are standing in front of the metro subway station that was the deadly scene of attacks yesterday. 20 people killed. more than 100 people injured. belgiums involved in the casualties but also international, other european nationalities involved as well as americans. right now we know that, for example, there were at least 12 american casualties. so this has sent a shock waive through the belgium society for sure. they are asking questions about their own law enforcement authorities. there are several police operations that is police authorities operating in just this city alone. and they are saying if this dysfunction might not be up to the task of 21st century terror. that's what we are seeix3 right now. some very sophisticated techniques. people across europe now are looking at this. we heard manuel vols yesterday the fre
warning to all americans in europe. fox news correspondent greg palkot is live in brussels. greg, what's the story on the fear going around europe and this warning from our state department? >> the mood here, greta, is somer for -- somber for sure. shocking as well. we are standing in front of the metro subway station that was the deadly scene of attacks yesterday. 20 people killed. more than 100 people injured. belgiums involved in the casualties but also international, other european...
just did. greg gutfeld for president. >> too many skeletons in my closet. some of them still alive, by the way. i keep them on a drip. the one thing that bothered me about this. >> one thing? >> the thing em, there are some conservative republican who's believe there should be punishment. i don't know anyone. >> i think he would have been better if he had gone to the middle of fifth avenue and shot someone. i felt like he was saying gem. he kept saying, the answer is, the answer is. it was painful to watch. if you've thought about this issue, you've gotten to the point and it made me wonder if he is really pro-life. maybe this is the wake-up call. >> how many wake-up calls? >> he women to d.c. he met with the rnc. he got some speech help. so she's shown in the past. i don't know. that's it. that's what i got. >> he should have expected this from chris matthews on msnbc. >> i guess he should. what he likes to do is just, he says what's right here. it's not like, let me go through my notes or let me final out my preparation. >> you need prep. don't you want him to prep? >> maybe. oka
just did. greg gutfeld for president. >> too many skeletons in my closet. some of them still alive, by the way. i keep them on a drip. the one thing that bothered me about this. >> one thing? >> the thing em, there are some conservative republican who's believe there should be punishment. i don't know anyone. >> i think he would have been better if he had gone to the middle of fifth avenue and shot someone. i felt like he was saying gem. he kept saying, the answer is,...
The O'Reilly Factor : FOXNEWSW : March 23, 2016 5:00pm-6:01pm PDT
. >> joining us now from brussels, fox news senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot. so, are there any terrorist suspects at large now or they got three of them are dead. log for anybody else? >> that's a big question, bill. now there are new reports tonight that the king bombmaker might have been killed. killed by himself in a suicide bomb at the airport a guyzsex named najim fact coule is thought he might have gotten away. now there is information he may have been at the airport in that carnage. subway station flattened by these guys went into one of the cars and killed 20, injured up to 100. same kind of thing happened at the airport. this city was whacked yesterday. and i think rudy giuliani was right. on a scale of comparing belgium to the united states, this had big impact on the people here, bill. >> what does that mean though, greg, big impact. are they angry as americans would be? are they calling for the belgian government to do something actively against isis? how does it manifest itself? >> right now, bill, they are upset. they are angry. but they are more sad. th
. >> joining us now from brussels, fox news senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot. so, are there any terrorist suspects at large now or they got three of them are dead. log for anybody else? >> that's a big question, bill. now there are new reports tonight that the king bombmaker might have been killed. killed by himself in a suicide bomb at the airport a guyzsex named najim fact coule is thought he might have gotten away. now there is information he may have been at the...
Fox and Friends First : FOXNEWSW : March 28, 2016 2:00am-3:01am PDT
-terror raids continue across brussels. greg palkot is live with the latest on the story. >> we will get to that clash in a moment. the scene today at the memorial behind us is quiet while it is cold and rainy and windy, but the crowds are small right now. the police have been active for the last 24-hours. there were raids across brussels as well as across the country of belgium in the last day. 14 different ones. four have been detained. we are waiting to see if any will be prosecuted. the italians arresting a guy who faked passports to get some of the key terrorists into this country from syria to commit these attacks. holland died to terror attacks. all told 8 suspects with direct links to the attacks here and in paris are still being sought. more sad news for the united states. until addition to the couple we told you about yesterday, justine and stephanie schultz, the state department confirm it would go more americans have been killed in last week's attack. fox news learned earlier the wife of a u.s. military officer and the spouse of a u.s. government employee was killed in th
-terror raids continue across brussels. greg palkot is live with the latest on the story. >> we will get to that clash in a moment. the scene today at the memorial behind us is quiet while it is cold and rainy and windy, but the crowds are small right now. the police have been active for the last 24-hours. there were raids across brussels as well as across the country of belgium in the last day. 14 different ones. four have been detained. we are waiting to see if any will be prosecuted....
the rhetoric tomorrow. >> very nice analogy there. let's go to the analogy king. greg? >> we haven't brought up once what happened once in northern mariana island this morning. the nine delegates there, populated almost entirely of turtles. can you give as you back ground on how big this victory is? >> don't be dising the turtles. this is florida. they're protected. by winning the nine delegates, donald trump has now maxed the 2012 convention rule that says you have to get eight states and more than half the delegates. there's an awful lot of buzz about this. they fail to point out that the 2012 rules don't matter anymore because there will be meetings at the convention. whatever names put in for an actual nomination will be decided by the rules committee at the convention so they can blow up whatever they were doing and rewrite them. >> that sounds like fun. surprisingly so. carl, thank you. so. up next, hillary clinton's stunning new remarks about the coal industry and benghazi are raising eyebrows. i think we should've taken a left at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go
the rhetoric tomorrow. >> very nice analogy there. let's go to the analogy king. greg? >> we haven't brought up once what happened once in northern mariana island this morning. the nine delegates there, populated almost entirely of turtles. can you give as you back ground on how big this victory is? >> don't be dising the turtles. this is florida. they're protected. by winning the nine delegates, donald trump has now maxed the 2012 convention rule that says you have to get...
brussels airport attack. several suspects were taken in to custody over the weekend. greg? >> reporter: hi, jon. we have seen in the last few hours, it has been confirmed that the main suspect in last week's terrorist attack remains on the run, remains very dangerous. now airport surveillance video was released and the man on the white, the so called man in a hat. there is a still version. they have suitcase bombs in them. and two others died. the bomb in the right department go off and he fled. police thought he was a man they arrested. they released the guy and restarted the hunt. this as raids continue in brussel, why? >> seven are charged with terror over the weekend. there is a terrorist arrest in holapd. eight suspects with direct ties and here and in paris reportedly on the run. meanwhile officials raised the death toll to 35. four more died in the intensive care units in hospitals around brussels. among those dead, four americans. 100 remain in total hospitalized and of those, 12 americans and we just learned that one american has been flown back to the states for
brussels airport attack. several suspects were taken in to custody over the weekend. greg? >> reporter: hi, jon. we have seen in the last few hours, it has been confirmed that the main suspect in last week's terrorist attack remains on the run, remains very dangerous. now airport surveillance video was released and the man on the white, the so called man in a hat. there is a still version. they have suitcase bombs in them. and two others died. the bomb in the right department go off and...
the governor. the governors tends to have the best and most complete this in any state. greg abbott and ted cruz have just had elections. so they're very strong and very confident. in fact, trump's campaign has acknowledged that it is not whether or not cruz will win but whether he can win by a margin that will put more blood back in his vanls. the trump campaign thinks cruz is toast. they think they'll beat him by such a large margin of numbers. >> again, i've been doing these numbers. for a long time i've said, if someone were to want help out as a real serious threat, they would have had to do it before super tuesday. one or the other, cruz or rubio, would have had to drop out. if ted cruz wins texas and by a large margin. he may even have more votes than donald trump until the rest states declare the winners. if he doesn't win a single state. whoever it is would have to have some massive unheard of comeback in the most likely one that could possibly do it. >> where donald trump is expected to win or has an advantage tonight, ted cruz is likely to come in second. and across the b
the governor. the governors tends to have the best and most complete this in any state. greg abbott and ted cruz have just had elections. so they're very strong and very confident. in fact, trump's campaign has acknowledged that it is not whether or not cruz will win but whether he can win by a margin that will put more blood back in his vanls. the trump campaign thinks cruz is toast. they think they'll beat him by such a large margin of numbers. >> again, i've been doing these numbers....
midst. raids are still going on in that country. greg is covering that for you. >> reporter: jon, the capital of europe became a war zone. neighborhoods in brussels rattled with the shots fired and explosions and dozens of police panning and sweeping through the area all tied to a terror raid yesterday near paris. they broke up an attack plot in that country. this is tied to the the attacks here on tuesday. the grim word confirmed from the state department that two americans were among the 31 dead. they are not yet identified and could have been possibly at the airport. isis exclaimed responsibility for it all. secretary of state kerry is in town and sat down and i pressed him on whether the obama administration needs to step up its game against iowa sis. >> reporter: don't we need to pick up our pace? >> we are picking up our pace p. the president put special forces on the ground in syria. we are more engaged and doing more things than we were before. >> reporter: i touched on criticism among some of president obama's activities this week down under, while the terror was going on eve
midst. raids are still going on in that country. greg is covering that for you. >> reporter: jon, the capital of europe became a war zone. neighborhoods in brussels rattled with the shots fired and explosions and dozens of police panning and sweeping through the area all tied to a terror raid yesterday near paris. they broke up an attack plot in that country. this is tied to the the attacks here on tuesday. the grim word confirmed from the state department that two americans were among...
. i think people will be excited. that's kind of the feeling here. by the way, greg, you would be a little bit scared. there are not robots here at the fox theater but there are ghosts tlflt has been one sighting of a woman in red garb dressed that hangs out in the bathroom. i'm not kidding. that's what's happening behind the scenes here. somebody call ghost buster. i don't want to go into that bathroom so i'll use the men's room instead. >> kg, keeping your seat warm over here. you left me with gutfeld so i'll be accepting apologies later. i'm curious, what tone you think donald trump will take in this debate? when you saw him on super tuesday, a lot of people saying he was very presidential. he was not doing his usual round of attacks. ted cruz was of course. but what do you think he will do? will he back off or be faced with cruz and rubio going at him and he'll be stronger than ever? >> good question. what we also saw was yes, a much more measured tone. dana americmentioned it yesterd. more even keeled. we know that you can counter punch and fight among the bette of them but thi
. i think people will be excited. that's kind of the feeling here. by the way, greg, you would be a little bit scared. there are not robots here at the fox theater but there are ghosts tlflt has been one sighting of a woman in red garb dressed that hangs out in the bathroom. i'm not kidding. that's what's happening behind the scenes here. somebody call ghost buster. i don't want to go into that bathroom so i'll use the men's room instead. >> kg, keeping your seat warm over here. you left...
what the president is and is not doing during the crisis. we begin with greg palkot who is in brussels. good evening, greg. >> good evening. yeah. the anti-terror effort as you noted, continuing across the continent. in about 20 minutes or so, we have heard from the french interior minute sister and he said that french authorities, french law enforcement officials have broken up an extensive plot in its advance stage to target a location in france. this was in the town just to the north of paris. a man was under arrest. and it was the result of a weeks long, months long active investigation into what seem like a very complex plot. but it was caught before it got off the ground. one more note, the interior minister said this plot, the plot that was just broken up, has nothing to do with the attacks which occurred in brusselses this past week. so here in brussels, the terror, ant-terror authorities have ratcheted down the terror alert level one notch. but the search for those responsible is not slacking at all. it is intensifying. >> the list of suspects being sought by police i
what the president is and is not doing during the crisis. we begin with greg palkot who is in brussels. good evening, greg. >> good evening. yeah. the anti-terror effort as you noted, continuing across the continent. in about 20 minutes or so, we have heard from the french interior minute sister and he said that french authorities, french law enforcement officials have broken up an extensive plot in its advance stage to target a location in france. this was in the town just to the north...
highest alert level. we have coverage with kathryn herridge and start with greg in brussels with the latest there. greg? >> reporter: jon, we'll tell you about the search for the suspect ises in a moment. let us show what you are seeing. this is the metro station way down there. we are kept back 200 yards. the m is where it is. this is the deadliest attack. 20 people killed and 100 people injured. this boulevard is usually one of the busiest in brussels all around european union. and then the u.s. embassy a symbolic location. it is intense hunt right now. they are looking for a man in the white jacket seen in the surveillance video from the airport. police haven't said it but source ises are calling him na ji. and he made the bombs here and in paris. he got, way from the airport scene and he's hunted. we had a false alert and thought the police had called him. two guys got away and there were two brother bombers. kalid was killed bombing the metro station and ibri ham at the airport. he didn't want to end up in a jail and that's why he went this way. it was found in an apartment wher
highest alert level. we have coverage with kathryn herridge and start with greg in brussels with the latest there. greg? >> reporter: jon, we'll tell you about the search for the suspect ises in a moment. let us show what you are seeing. this is the metro station way down there. we are kept back 200 yards. the m is where it is. this is the deadliest attack. 20 people killed and 100 people injured. this boulevard is usually one of the busiest in brussels all around european union. and...
. so sure, greg. mayor, governor, vice president. >> you satisfy that. >> would you really do it if we set it up? >> listen, i may need to have a little bit of a funding, if i can get some funning. >> won't be a problem. >> you could be done in a second. >> you could be written into new york mayor in a second. >> run as a democrat. what the heck? >> right. >> am i -- it came to me. i would like to be the guy at the carnival in a drunk tank. that's what i do here. i would like to be the dunk tank clown. >> i thought up drunk tank. >> dunk tank. the dunk tank at a carnival. they would get to throw something at me. >> remember when we had the dunk tank? >> yes. >> and dana came? and she was like, she nailed it. >> it was the memories. >> you took a beating that day. that's the chicken wing. >> this is the last question from cherry p. cherry pie? what are we doing here? what is your all time favorite broadway show. >> kinky boots. >> what about the show? anyway. >> eric? >> i would say the favorite that i've seen is kinky boots. i am dying to see hamilton. i would love to see it. >> who
. so sure, greg. mayor, governor, vice president. >> you satisfy that. >> would you really do it if we set it up? >> listen, i may need to have a little bit of a funding, if i can get some funning. >> won't be a problem. >> you could be done in a second. >> you could be written into new york mayor in a second. >> run as a democrat. what the heck? >> right. >> am i -- it came to me. i would like to be the guy at the carnival in a drunk tank....
that because of lack of evidence. greg palkot has the latest for us. >> heather and abby, good morning. one week after the terrible attacks in brussels, believe it or not therere more questions and there are more concerns with issuing the new video of the bombers at the airport. they are seeking the man on the right, the man in the hat or man in white. police had arrested and charged someone they thought was him. turned out not to be him. the government getting a lot of heat for that. the manhunt is revived for the possibly very dangerous person in brussels. police are following one new lead two black gloves with explosive traces were found on the bus which left the airport right after the attack. they are similar to the ones the bombers wore. the thinking is perhaps the fugitive might have used that bus to get away. >> we spoke to the health ministry that the casualty toll had to bounce around a little bit. we are now learning 32 people are victims of the attack without the bombers included. apparently there was a miscounting of bodies. the important number is 55 people remain in crit
that because of lack of evidence. greg palkot has the latest for us. >> heather and abby, good morning. one week after the terrible attacks in brussels, believe it or not therere more questions and there are more concerns with issuing the new video of the bombers at the airport. they are seeking the man on the right, the man in the hat or man in white. police had arrested and charged someone they thought was him. turned out not to be him. the government getting a lot of heat for that....
. sacrificing one for the other puts people and countries at risk. greg is joining us now with more on this case. it is in the headlines and now dropped, so what happened? >> it was moot. a third party said we can unlock the equipment and they did it. and it was no longer necessary for a fbi to have a court order forcing apple to do the same thing when there is no controversy, no need for a judge and the fbi withdrew the case. what we don't know what was on the phone and what was the treasure trough of information that can lead to other terrorist attacks that may be imminent. the fbi is not saying so far. >> apple claims they couldn't do what the company did. is there a winner? >> the feds point of view, they achieve the losing on a pole. it would have set a precedent. for apple, it is it more complicated. sure they stood up for the rights of privacy and their consume isser are -- consumers. and it is a competitive marketplace. it is marketed to be secure, but the government can unlock and get your data. >> what about the company that did what apple said they could not do. >> we don't
. sacrificing one for the other puts people and countries at risk. greg is joining us now with more on this case. it is in the headlines and now dropped, so what happened? >> it was moot. a third party said we can unlock the equipment and they did it. and it was no longer necessary for a fbi to have a court order forcing apple to do the same thing when there is no controversy, no need for a judge and the fbi withdrew the case. what we don't know what was on the phone and what was the...
. greg is live for us in brussels with a look at the investigation. >> reporter: heather, we are standing in front of an airport shut down by terrorism. the terminal behind us a couple of hours ago was the scene of blood and carnage and three miles from where we're stanlding a subway stop was also hit hard by another terrorist. first let's go through what we know now about the scene in the airport. it happened about 7-8:00 a.m. in the morning in the main departure hall packed with people heading to their planes at the ticket counters. one near the american airlines ticket counter and the other near a starbucks going off. we now understand that nine americans, nine americans have been injured in this blast. many of them critically. one an active service member, five family members of that active service member and three mormon missionaries. they were all at the airport heading home on a flight leaving just after the blast went off. they are now being treated in critical condition. as you noted, heather, police are creating a scene of man hunts throughout the entire city and in fac
. greg is live for us in brussels with a look at the investigation. >> reporter: heather, we are standing in front of an airport shut down by terrorism. the terminal behind us a couple of hours ago was the scene of blood and carnage and three miles from where we're stanlding a subway stop was also hit hard by another terrorist. first let's go through what we know now about the scene in the airport. it happened about 7-8:00 a.m. in the morning in the main departure hall packed with people...
shape us. >> i don't have an issue with that. greg or monday, a businessman. measures#÷ want outsiders. that exists on both sides of the aisle here. >> let me play devil's advocate here with this. if is he a businessman the last 40 or 50 years he doesn't have the opportunity to rub elbows with foreign policy people. >> if he was close to do the clintons which you know that he was. he they were at his wedding. he has been introduce to do at love people. president obama hasn't taken the time -- >> -- is this the time to be doing that or after he is actually named the candidate, the nominee. >> that's my original point. this is what hillary hillary clinton's biggest problems is. she maybe? for so long an she credit. run aways against a 74-year-old self-ai haved president. he would be the oldest president we have ever seen? very good debate: next on the rundown, donald trump in the sit down. republican frontrunner directly ahead. stay tuned. from the moment they wake up, doers don't stop. every day is a chance to do something great. and for the ones they love, they'd do anything. sears opt
shape us. >> i don't have an issue with that. greg or monday, a businessman. measures#÷ want outsiders. that exists on both sides of the aisle here. >> let me play devil's advocate here with this. if is he a businessman the last 40 or 50 years he doesn't have the opportunity to rub elbows with foreign policy people. >> if he was close to do the clintons which you know that he was. he they were at his wedding. he has been introduce to do at love people. president obama hasn't...
Republican Presidential Candidates Debate : FOXNEWSW : March 5, 2016 1:00pm-3:01pm PST
-establishment person that exists? greg is saying it's frustrating to be anti-trump right now because we have faith in the republican party and want this party to come back together. the idea of hillary clinton being president gives me nightmares. donald trump has to reach out -- >> if donald trump is in fact the nominee can he be the next president without bringing the insiders in? >> the first major event, this cpac conference which i don't think is the establishment at all. these are young hyperactive libertarians, generally speaking, this is the first major event since the sustained attack on donald trump over the last several days led by mitt romney and others who do represent the establishment and with due respect to your dad whom i love -- >> but who other than trump? anyone else? is ted cruz anti-establishment? >> cruz is to the right of the establishment. >> answer the question who is anti-establishment other than trump. >> i would say that ted cruz is also anti-establishment. >> wasn't rubio born from the tea party? >> and conservatives hate the idea that marco rubio
-establishment person that exists? greg is saying it's frustrating to be anti-trump right now because we have faith in the republican party and want this party to come back together. the idea of hillary clinton being president gives me nightmares. donald trump has to reach out -- >> if donald trump is in fact the nominee can he be the next president without bringing the insiders in? >> the first major event, this cpac conference which i don't think is the establishment at all. these...
Happening Now : FOXNEWSW : March 18, 2016 8:00am-9:01am PDT
against north korea. greg talcott is keeping an eye on that live from london. greg? >> reporter: hey, jon, yeah. more muscle flexing from the rogue nation, north korea. this follows short-range missile launches and other provocative actions by north korea. fox news can confirm mid-range missile launches, two of them. the rockets traveling some 500 miles. that makes them capable of hitting u.s. bases in that region. now, experts say pyongyang might have been testing a nose cone for a nuclear warhead like the one purportedly shown in this picture this week with north korean leader or kim jong un. that would be necessary to operate if north korea would have and boast of a long-range nuclear ballistic missile. remember that kim also has been threatening to hit the mainland of the united states with a nuclear weapon. here is what state department spokesman john kirby had to tell martha maccallum on "america's newsroom" just a short while ago. >> just another indication the regime is willing to continue to take actions which destabilize the peninsula, and once again we call on them to stop
against north korea. greg talcott is keeping an eye on that live from london. greg? >> reporter: hey, jon, yeah. more muscle flexing from the rogue nation, north korea. this follows short-range missile launches and other provocative actions by north korea. fox news can confirm mid-range missile launches, two of them. the rockets traveling some 500 miles. that makes them capable of hitting u.s. bases in that region. now, experts say pyongyang might have been testing a nose cone for a...
Fox News Sunday With Chris Wallace : FOXNEWSW : March 27, 2016 11:00pm-12:01am PDT
affairs correspondent greg kalkot live from brussels. greg? >> caller: he >> reporter: hello, shannon. it is an emotional easter sunday here in brussels. the crowd is gathering in front of a make shift memorial to the victims of the terror attacks this week. the crowd is growing in size and in noise. amid news of a break in the investigation into those attacks. you're right, shannon. police now think they could have the other airport bomber, that man seen in the surveillance picture in a hat and jacket. with two other suicide bombers. his bomb didn't go off. he fled the scene. police say it is believed that the man is faycal cheffoand is claimed to be an independent what he is doing on youtube is pushing radical islamic causes. he is charged with terrorist murder. meanwhile, sadly, it is confirmed that two more americans were killed in the attacks this week. they're 30-year-old justin shultz and 29-year-old stephanie, his wife. they're originally from tennessee and kentucky respectively. they work ford companies here the past couple years. they loved exploring europe. they we
affairs correspondent greg kalkot live from brussels. greg? >> caller: he >> reporter: hello, shannon. it is an emotional easter sunday here in brussels. the crowd is gathering in front of a make shift memorial to the victims of the terror attacks this week. the crowd is growing in size and in noise. amid news of a break in the investigation into those attacks. you're right, shannon. police now think they could have the other airport bomber, that man seen in the surveillance...
On the Record With Greta Van Susteren : FOXNEWSW : March 27, 2016 9:00pm-10:01pm PDT
. but first, to fox news senior foreign affairs correspondent greg kalkot live from brussels. greg? >> caller: he >> reporter: hello, shannon. it is an emotional easter sunday here in brussels. the crowd is gathering in front of a make shift memorial to the victims of the terror attacks this week. the crowd is growing in size and in noise. amid news of a break in the investigation into those attacks. you're right, shannon. police now think they could have the other airport bomber, that man seen in the surveillance picture in a hat and jacket. with two other suicide bombers. his bomb didn't go off. he fled the scene. police say it is believed that the man is faycal cheffou and is claimed to be an independent journalist. what he is doing on youtube is pushing radical islamic causes. he is charged with terrorist murder. meanwhile, sadly, it is confirmed that two more americans were killed in the attacks this week. they're 30-year-old justin shultz and 29-year-old stephanie, his wife. they're originally from tennessee and kentucky respectively. they work ford companies here the past co
. but first, to fox news senior foreign affairs correspondent greg kalkot live from brussels. greg? >> caller: he >> reporter: hello, shannon. it is an emotional easter sunday here in brussels. the crowd is gathering in front of a make shift memorial to the victims of the terror attacks this week. the crowd is growing in size and in noise. amid news of a break in the investigation into those attacks. you're right, shannon. police now think they could have the other airport bomber,...
America's Newsroom With Bill Hemmer and Martha MacCallum : FOXNEWSW : March 17, 2016 6:00am-8:01am PDT
bat clan theater. -- bataclan theater. greg talcott is following these developments as this hunt goes on for the remaining perpetrator in that attack. greg, good morning to you. >> reporter: martha, terror and isis remain very much the focus of authorities all across europe. police in belgium are still searching for two terror suspects who fled the scene of a deadly shootout tuesday afternoon in brussels. four policemen were hurt. shot dead by police, that algerian man illegally in belgium. found with him, by the way, an isis flag, a radical islam manual, accomplish that cover rifle and a lot of ammunition. last november's paris terror attacks were mostly staged from belgium. there have been a lot of arrests in belgium since then. and in paris itself yesterday four people were arrested. the group thought to be planning yet another attack on the french capital. the ringleader already arrested in jail for trying to to go to syria back in 2014 to wage jihad. he was under house arrest but got under the terror radar, apparently, to do some planning, martha. martha: so what about the i
bat clan theater. -- bataclan theater. greg talcott is following these developments as this hunt goes on for the remaining perpetrator in that attack. greg, good morning to you. >> reporter: martha, terror and isis remain very much the focus of authorities all across europe. police in belgium are still searching for two terror suspects who fled the scene of a deadly shootout tuesday afternoon in brussels. four policemen were hurt. shot dead by police, that algerian man illegally in...
Your World With Neil Cavuto : FOXNEWSW : March 30, 2016 1:00pm-2:01pm PDT
terror attacks. greg. >> charles, more than a week after the terror attacks here in brussels we are learning they could have even been worse. belgian officials with a strong assistance from fbi agents are going through the laptops and mobile phones seize from the r terror suspects and finding out they might have wanted to hit targets around the corner from the station which they hit with bombs. images, maps and plans of the home and office of belgian prime minister were found on a hard drive. no exact plot for the terror was found but certainly was warranted. the search continues for the main suspects including that man in the hat or man in white seen with two other suicide bombers in the airport surveillance tape. there is new speculation that that man could also be the second suspect which was seen at the metro station, the metro blast one hour after the airport blast. the two locations are only three miles away. he could have been at the airport and then at the subway station. now treatment in the hospital, the two mormon missionaries who were badly injured in the airport attacks
terror attacks. greg. >> charles, more than a week after the terror attacks here in brussels we are learning they could have even been worse. belgian officials with a strong assistance from fbi agents are going through the laptops and mobile phones seize from the r terror suspects and finding out they might have wanted to hit targets around the corner from the station which they hit with bombs. images, maps and plans of the home and office of belgian prime minister were found on a hard...
to express condolences. what we heard from himg speaking with greg palkot today is that he believes some of the activity that you are seeing from isis in europe and in other places is a result of the fact that they are losing so much real estate in the north of israel appeared in syria. that they are feeling the pressure. they is sent the message out to operatives on the ground to conduct what he described as lone wolf attacks in other places. >> all right. he says that he feels that or thinks that. did he offer any sort of support for that? any evidence of that? or is this just sort of his sense of it? >> seemed to be just his sense of it, his opinion, speaking to greg palkot earlier. >> all right. because what's so confusing about this is this seems to be growing. terrorism seems to be growing. we have a situation where belgium got warned by turkey and did nothing. ourselves now sort of has a sense of. it's not sort of -- i'm not getting a sense of confidence from any of these world loaders that they know how to fight isis and stop this terrorism. do you? you heard french say they
to express condolences. what we heard from himg speaking with greg palkot today is that he believes some of the activity that you are seeing from isis in europe and in other places is a result of the fact that they are losing so much real estate in the north of israel appeared in syria. that they are feeling the pressure. they is sent the message out to operatives on the ground to conduct what he described as lone wolf attacks in other places. >> all right. he says that he feels that or...
Shepard Smith Reporting : FOXNEWSW : March 10, 2016 12:00pm-1:01pm PST
members of isis. would-bev terrorist had to fill out1ukj a 23-question form. greg palkot is in london. what more do we know about this leak? >> reporter: well, incredible. could be a huge breakthrough in the effort to break downuájuwash isis terror organization. as you noted, it is a trove, treasure trove, of possible documents from the organization. i was told they all fit on to one thumb drive, which the defector brought out of the isis headquarters there in syria. on you print out the documents they filled ten different cartons. incredibly, allegedly, as you say, their employment applications, more like entry forms. people have already decided to get into the fight with isis when they filled this out. foreign fighters came from 50 nations, including the you'd. they're still counting then various jihadsys but my colleagues counted 12 american month the documents, one 33-year-old douglas macarthur mccain, a minneapolis native. went to fight isis in 2014, fight with isis. he was killed on the battlefield. washington says they're aware#ff it. can't vouch for the authenticity. back to
members of isis. would-bev terrorist had to fill out1ukj a 23-question form. greg palkot is in london. what more do we know about this leak? >> reporter: well, incredible. could be a huge breakthrough in the effort to break downuájuwash isis terror organization. as you noted, it is a trove, treasure trove, of possible documents from the organization. i was told they all fit on to one thumb drive, which the defector brought out of the isis headquarters there in syria. on you print out...
Justice With Judge Jeanine : FOXNEWSW : March 19, 2016 6:00pm-7:01pm PDT
watching. "the greg gutfeld show" is next. have a great weekend. >>> hi i'm greg gutfeld or as i'm known at the home open road kenny. here's what's coming up. more protesters showing up for trump rallies. don't they have better things to do? the short answer no the long answer noooo. >>> the paris attacker found in brussels. how long was he there? did belgium drop the waffle on catching these stupid losers. will they possibly kill us all or possibly kill us all? i'll tell you why we need to destroy them before they destroy us. and later joanne and katherine, the a great
watching. "the greg gutfeld show" is next. have a great weekend. >>> hi i'm greg gutfeld or as i'm known at the home open road kenny. here's what's coming up. more protesters showing up for trump rallies. don't they have better things to do? the short answer no the long answer noooo. >>> the paris attacker found in brussels. how long was he there? did belgium drop the waffle on catching these stupid losers. will they possibly kill us all or possibly kill us all?...
Justice With Judge Jeanine : FOXNEWSW : March 12, 2016 9:00pm-10:01pm PST
you next saturday. >>> hi. i'm greg gutfeld or as i'm known in japan greg gutfeld. [ cheers ] >> yea! here's what's coming up. chicago protests friday night shut down trump rally. that ain't right. note for good exercise try flying a kite. what happens now on the campaign trail? will it get worse or will cooler heads prevail? i don't know. >>> and does hillary have your trust to be president? isn't it a must? i've missed you, america. let's get started. i've got news twister in an hour. [ cheers and applause ]
you next saturday. >>> hi. i'm greg gutfeld or as i'm known in japan greg gutfeld. [ cheers ] >> yea! here's what's coming up. chicago protests friday night shut down trump rally. that ain't right. note for good exercise try flying a kite. what happens now on the campaign trail? will it get worse or will cooler heads prevail? i don't know. >>> and does hillary have your trust to be president? isn't it a must? i've missed you, america. let's get started. i've got news...
that goes into that bomb and that isis flag. that stuff, bad people, heather. >> all right. greg, thanks so much from brussels. back here at home lawmakers meeting on the attacks there in belgium as we get new and disturbing details from the house intelligence committee chairman indicating that the brussels terrorist may have been targeting intelligence. catherine got this information for us. >> thanks, heather. based on the totality of the of the evidence, the committee chairman said there's direct connections between the strike in november and in brussels. the preliminary evidence suggests the target was americans because one bomber detonated near the u.s. embassy and then the two explosions at the airport were near three american carriers. when you marry up that information with the subway explosion, he believes the c connection is significant for investigators. >> if, in fact, it becomes true that american airlines and united delta that the explosive device went off there, when you couple that with the metro stop near the embassy was also targeted, those would be two location
that goes into that bomb and that isis flag. that stuff, bad people, heather. >> all right. greg, thanks so much from brussels. back here at home lawmakers meeting on the attacks there in belgium as we get new and disturbing details from the house intelligence committee chairman indicating that the brussels terrorist may have been targeting intelligence. catherine got this information for us. >> thanks, heather. based on the totality of the of the evidence, the committee chairman...
Red Eye : FOXNEWSW : March 9, 2016 12:00am-1:01am PST
dogs because it's the only people that criticize that will save you from ultimate destruction. >> greg, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> hold your applause. >> we have to go. coming up, a special election coverage we'll see what marco rubio and john kasich is saying about the rurlts and what does the dnc say about picking on trump? >>> ted cruz outlined his strategy. >> nationwide there are roughly 65% to 70% of republicans to recognize donald trump is not the best candidate to go head to head with hillary. if we nominate donald trump we lose. hillary beat trump badly. there is only one candidate that has beaten donald trump repeatedly and can, and will beat donald trump this nomination. >> it's long said republicans will be under no illusion and you're looking at electoral votes at 270. and so eric, trump said all of the polls show that i can beat hillary. that is not accurate. polls show two of the last ten showed he can beat her one on one so there is a lot of work to do. and -- i don't know. if republicans started to show the down side of hillary, i will tell you ted cruz and hi
dogs because it's the only people that criticize that will save you from ultimate destruction. >> greg, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> hold your applause. >> we have to go. coming up, a special election coverage we'll see what marco rubio and john kasich is saying about the rurlts and what does the dnc say about picking on trump? >>> ted cruz outlined his strategy. >> nationwide there are roughly 65% to 70% of republicans to recognize donald trump is...
The Kelly File : FOXNEWSW : March 9, 2016 1:00am-2:01am PST
that will save you from ultimate destruction. >> greg, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> hold your applause. >> we have to go. coming up, a special election coverage we'll see what marco rubio and john kasich is saying about the rurlts and what does the dnc say about picking on trump? >>> ted cruz outlined his strategy. >> nationwide there are roughly 65% to 70% of republicans to recognize donald trump is not the best candidate to go head to head with hillary. if we nominate donald trump we lose. hillary beat trump badly. there is only one candidate that has beaten donald trump repeatedly and can, and will beat donald trump this nomination. >> it's long said republicans will be under no illusion and you're looking at electoral votes at 270. and so eric, trump said all of the polls show that i can beat hillary. that is not accurate. polls show two of the last ten showed he can beat her one on one so there is a lot of work to do. and -- i don't know. if republicans started to show the down side of hillary, i will tell you ted cruz and hillary have the only two that even a remote chan
that will save you from ultimate destruction. >> greg, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> hold your applause. >> we have to go. coming up, a special election coverage we'll see what marco rubio and john kasich is saying about the rurlts and what does the dnc say about picking on trump? >>> ted cruz outlined his strategy. >> nationwide there are roughly 65% to 70% of republicans to recognize donald trump is not the best candidate to go head to head with...
Fox News Sunday With Chris Wallace : FOXNEWSW : March 27, 2016 3:00pm-4:01pm PDT
correspondent in brussels. greg? >> yes, an emotional easter sunday here in brussels as the crowd is gathering in front of the makeshift memorial to the victims of the attacks this week. the crowd is growing in side and in noise amid news of a break in the investigation into the attacks. you are right, police now think they could have the other airport bomber, the man seen in the surveillance video, in a hat and a jacket with two other bombers. he fled the scene and the bomb did not go off. it is believed the man is faycal cheffou said to be an independent journalist, but, really, what he is doing is pushing radical islamist causes and he is charged with terrorist murder. and sadly it has been confirm god more americans were killed in the attacks this week, 30-year-old justin shults and his wife, 29, stehpanie, from tennessee and kentucky and they both worked for companies here for the past couple of years and they loved exploring europe and they were at the airport dropping off their mother after a visit she was safely through security weapon the bombing happened and she is avenue. along with
correspondent in brussels. greg? >> yes, an emotional easter sunday here in brussels as the crowd is gathering in front of the makeshift memorial to the victims of the attacks this week. the crowd is growing in side and in noise amid news of a break in the investigation into the attacks. you are right, police now think they could have the other airport bomber, the man seen in the surveillance video, in a hat and a jacket with two other bombers. he fled the scene and the bomb did not go...
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to shape us. >> i don't have an issue with that. greg or monday, a businessman. measures#÷ want outsiders. that exists on both sides of the aisle here. >> let me play devil's advocate here with this. if is he a businessman the last 40 or 50 years he doesn't have the opportunity to rub elbows with foreign policy people. >> if he was close to do the clintons which you know that he was. he they were at his wedding. he has been introduce to do at love people. president obama hasn't taken the time -- >> -- is this the time to be doing that or after he is actually named the candidate, the nominee. >> that's my original point. this is what hillary hillary clinton's biggest problems is. she maybe? for so long an she credit. run aways against a 74-year-old self-ai haved president. he would be the oldest president we have ever seen? very good debate: next on the rundown, donald trump in the sit down. republican frontrunner directly ahead. stay tuned. i think we should've taken a tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterf
to shape us. >> i don't have an issue with that. greg or monday, a businessman. measures#÷ want outsiders. that exists on both sides of the aisle here. >> let me play devil's advocate here with this. if is he a businessman the last 40 or 50 years he doesn't have the opportunity to rub elbows with foreign policy people. >> if he was close to do the clintons which you know that he was. he they were at his wedding. he has been introduce to do at love people. president obama...


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10 "Noughty" Shows that Changed TV Forever
By Kat Sommers | 2 years ago
The 2000s starts on CNN on Sunday (June 8), from the makers of acclaimed decade documentaries called The Sixties, Seventies, Eighties and (you guessed it) The Nineties.
The decade that saw 9/11, Katrina and the invention of the iPhone also ushered in some great TV, as cable networks revolutionized the way television was made, people who usually worked in movies began to see the opportunities offered by the small screen, and many of us increasingly sought escapism from reality.
Below are 10 shows from the Noughties that changed TV forever.
10. Pop Idol (2001 – 2003)
The first talent show of this ilk began in New Zealand in 1999, but we're dating it back to its U.K. incarnation, which gave us the inimitable and age-defining Simon Cowell. His brand of rude, some might say brutal honesty quickly made him a star, and meant he was the only U.K. judge to make the move across the Atlantic when the show was reinvented as American Idol in the U.S. the following year. Judge-led talent shows like The X-Factor, America's Got Talent, The Voice, Dancing with the Stars and even The Great British Baking Show followed.
9. Battlestar Galactica (2004 – 2009)
Doctor Who wasn't the only retro show to get a reboot in the noughties. Ronald D. Moore turned a cheesy 1970s show into a gritty, unflinching look at what it means to be human, and ended up with one of the best sci-fi series of all time. It took time travel to an extreme in the two-part season two finale "Lay Down Your Burdens," when new president Gaius Baltar (James Callis) lays down his head after having given the order to settle on promising planet New Caprica, then lifts it up one year later, when things are going very wrong — and the Cylons are about to invade. The on-screen "time jump" took viewers by surprise, and has since been replicated in shows as disparate as Desperate Housewives, Parks and Recreation and Breaking Bad.
8. Skins (2007 – 2013)
Not only was this the first credible "Generation Y" drama, complete with impossibly hip characters living a hedonistic lifestyle, but it also brought us Nicholas Hoult, Daniel Kaluuya, Kaya Scodelario, Jessica Sula, and Dev Patel, to name a few.
7. Lost (2004 – 2010)
None of us knew what we were in for when J.J. Abrams first marooned his plane-crash survivors on a remote island. What started as a survival drama quickly led to a scientific conspiracy, a secret civilization, and, errr, time travel. Whatever your attitude to its final throes, Lost was one of the first television shows to take full advantage of the internet, where fans made sense of the intertwined storylines and hidden clues on forums and crowd-sourced blogs.
6. The West Wing (1999 – 2006) / The Thick of It (2005 – 2012)
Two versions of politics came to the fore in 00s television: Aaron Sorkin's magnum opus depicted a White House run by quick-witted, tireless, and well-meaning public servants who believed in governing with decency. And then there was The Thick of It, Armando Iannucci's coruscating depiction of bumbling political incompetence and spin that led to Veep, the feature-length In the Loop, and reached a sinister apotheosis in Death of Stalin. Arguably, it was Armando's vision that won out.
5. Big Brother (2000 -)
There have been shows that had a "reality" air to them ever since television was invented, with Candid Camera and Totally Hidden Video just some examples of shows that secretly filmed the public for entertainment. Big Brother took surveillance to a whole other level when it premiered in 2000, rendering mass voyeurism not only legitimate but enjoyable, and delivering a shock that reality TV is yet to recover from.
4. Arrested Development (2003 – )
Mitch Hurwitz's sitcom about a "wealthy family who lost everything" and "the one son who had no choice but to keep them all together" took self-referencing postmodernism to an absurd extreme. Packing in jokes as tightly as The Simpsons or South Park, its brand of clever wordplay and layered comedy set the measure of sitcoms for years to come. (Until season five, that is.) We also have Arrested Development to thank for the "narrator" meme, named after the show's narrator, voiced by Ron Howard, who often interjects during scenes to clarify falsehoods made by the show's characters.
3. The Sopranos (1999 – 2007)
Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini) is the closest to a Shakespearean hero TV has ever gotten: a loving family man, a goodhearted friend, and the master of sardonic one-liners, he's also a racketeer, a serial adulterer, and a remorseless and brutal killer. Inspiring fear and sympathy in equal measure, his complex characterization paved the way for Don Draper (Jon Hamm in Mad Men) and Walter White (Bryan Cranston in Breaking Bad).
2. The Office (2001 – 2003)
Ricky Gervais remorselessly exposed the tedium and pettiness of modern office life in this landmark sitcom of the 00s, which moved to Scranton, PA for an equally successful U.S. version. His character David Brent's ability to pump out excruciating, cringe-inducing comedy moments puts him up there with Basil Fawlty, Alan Partridge and his American counterpart Michael Scott (Steve Carell). But it was The Office creators Gervais and Stephen Merchant's knack for mining quiet human tragedy for laughs that went on to inspire countless other shows.
1. The Wire (2002 – 2008)
If The Sopranos was Shakespearean in its scope, then David Simon's sharply written, brilliantly acted Baltimore-set drama was a modern morality play. It set a television benchmark for complex long-form storytelling and realistic portrayals of urban life, where no-one is good or bad, everyone is compromised and conflicted, and individuals are consistently failed by the institutions meant to protect them. A scathing indictment of the American Dream, it introduced us to Idris Elba and Dominic West, who, it turned out, weren't even American.
Have we missed out your favorite 00s show?
Filed Under: Arrested Development, Battlestar Galactica, Big Brother, Lost, Pop Idol, Skins, The Office, The Sopranos, The Thick of It, The West Wing, The Wire
By Kat Sommers
Kat is a freelance writer for Anglophenia.
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Football | April 18, 2017
Iniesta: Barca must score early
Barcelona veteran Andres Iniesta is well aware that the Catalans need to score early to give them a chance against Juventus on Wednesday.
The Bianconeri won 3-0 in Turin in the first leg of their Champions League quarter-final tie, which means Barca have another mountain to climb.
Luis Enrique's side overcame a 4-0 deficit against Paris Saint-Germain in the last 16, winning the second leg 6-1 at the Camp Nou.
"We need to try and score as soon as possible and see how the game unfolds, be patient and know how to suffer, how to push when needed and try to make the most of our opportunities," Iniesta said during the pre-match press conference.
"In my opinion there's nothing else we can do. We can't get nervous if the goals don't come right away, they'll have to come, we'll need to work throughout the game and minimise their chances.
'The first leg was a bad result for us, because we didn't do things properly as everyone saw. Now the result is difficult to overturn, not least because of the opponents we're facing.
"That said, we have the potential and the players to turn around this elimination, or at least to try."
Atletico finalise Hermoso deal
Home Football UEFA Champions League Iniesta: Barca must score early


Ahead of their upcoming GCSE's, Year 11 got a timely reminder that motivation and focus are the keys to exam success. The Fix Up organisation sent us 'Mr Focus' to inspire them...and he didn't disappoint!!
Mr Focus used techniques designed to make the students think about their actions and what encourages them.
Above: Mr Focus in action! What is your WHY?
Nadejah agreed: 'I wrote down that I want to be able to make my family proud. He used his personal story on how his life pushed him to achieve the best he could.
It made me upset but it also showed me how important life is and what I do now determines what happens in my future. I need to start revising more and taking school more seriously because on results day I'm going to look back on that talk and say 'Yes, it motivated me to get what I got today'.
Mikayela said: 'Having fear, like if I feel like I'm going to fail that exam then I won't revise for it because then I can say 'Maybe if I did revise then I could have done better' but really I know that I didn't. So fear, laziness and social media.
She believes hearing a different voice advise her prompted her positive response.
Mikayela: It was just a really, really, really good session!
Thank you to Mr Focus for your very helpful, inspiring and popular visit.


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The One Burger Rule Anthony Bourdain Always Stood By
By Sophie McEvoy/June 8, 2021 1:55 pm EST
Whether you're a cooking newbie or a seasoned chef, the burger is a dish that can go one of two ways — a delicious success or a disastrous failure. Whether that's maintaining a balanced ratio of bread to meat or avoiding soggy burger buns, the perfect burger requires the right balance of ingredients, and a lot of patience.
And if there's one person to look to for advice in this feat, it's the late cooking master, Anthony Bourdain. For the chef, a burger only has to consist of three key elements — "the classic soft squishy potato bun, a hunk of well-ground good-quality beef, and more often than not processed meltable cheese," as he told Tech Insider (via YouTube).
Additional garnish like lettuce and tomato is preferable, but the more you add to the stack the harder it is to eat. "In a perfect world, you should be able to eat a hamburger with one hand and get a representative chunk of all the elements," Bourdain explained. "There's a tectonic slide that occurs when you start to over complicate and add other products."
One of these complications is the brioche bun, which even made it on the chef's "Crimes Against Food" list (via Inside Hook).
Avoid brioche buns
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So what's so bad about sweet, sweet brioche? Well, as Bourdain wrote, the mighty hamburger bun is there for a reason — to absorb grease, "not to add greasiness to the experience." A brioche bun is "woefully unstable for this role" according to the chef, as it "crumbles" when you grip the burger and take your first bite. "God is against the brioche bun," Bourdain concluded.
Food site the Daily Meal would agree, writing that the ideal burger bun should be "structurally sound" and "soft enough" to bite through as well as being "big enough to envelop the whole burger, and small enough not to completely overwhelm it."
But what if you like the sweetness brioche can bring to a burger? If you don't want to ditch the bread, all you need to do is toast your buns before assembling the burger. According to Foods Guy, broiling brioche in an oven will garner the best results as you can "warm them evenly but still keep them soft inside and a deliciously crisp outside." Broiling is when you cook food at a specific temperature with a constant flow of hot air (via the Spruce Eats).
Bourdain may have stood by his anti-brioche burger rule, but that doesn't mean you have to.


No, "Galifianakis homeless woman" is not the comedian's newest character.
Zach Galifianakis will take a homeless woman to the premiere of his new film, The Hangover III, and the story is a great one. The Daily News reports that the comedian met Elizabeth "Mimi" Haist years ago at a laundromat, and when he found out the woman was homeless, he got her an apartment and has been paying her rent ever since.
Galifianakis' homeless woman Haist has accompanied the actor to multiple Hollywood events and has met other celebs as well, many of whom have pitched in to help her stay on her feet. The 87-year-old woman is now friends with actress Renee Zellweger, whom she met through Galifianakis.
Funny and a good heart - Zach Galifiankakis has it all.


In case you somehow missed the news today, Apple has released iTunes 9 available immediately for download, and iPhone OS 3.1 for the iPhone and iPod Touch, also available now. Both updates seem worthwhile and right in line with what the Apple Rumor Mill has been suspecting, although they don't add anything jaw-dropping in terms of new functionality or features, there's a bunch of bug fixes and small feature additions and improvements. iTunes 9 wasn't showing up under Software Update for me so I just downloaded it manually from Apple via the iTunes download website.


You are here: Home / Actor / Which team Kamal Hassan supports for the ICC Cricket World Cup?
When Millions and Billions are following the Cricket season and when India and Pakistan are going to have the semifinals on Wednesday there is one star of the Kollywood who keeps mum when you take this subject. It is also known that the movie releases are not planned during this season except few due to the cricket fever that would caught the city.
Our Dasavatharam hero Padmashree Dr.Kamal Hassan has an interesting and surprising answer to the audience when he was questioned by the media regarding the World Cup Cricket Matches, he was questioned by the media that which he would support or sees as a winning this time, the actor took a deep breath and then questioned back, 'Are you ready for my answer?' He took a pause and said 'I don`t watch cricket, I am not interested in it, I don`t care about the World Cup outcome,' said the Hassan surprising all.
Wel,that's a news to all.
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What language do you want to learn? (Is it similar to your native language or very different?) How fluent do you want to be?
What method do you plan on using to learn this new language?
One of the most cited estimations for the time it takes to learn a new language is from the U.S. government's Foreign Service Institute (FSI). They found that for native English speakers to learn a new language (closely related to English) and reach a "general professional proficiency" took about 600 hours of classroom instruction. For the languages most different from English, achieving the same proficiency level took up to 2,200 hours, on average.
So, 600 hours. If you can only commit 30 minutes a day, that's 1,200 days to "general professional proficiency" or over 3 years! I think that's too long. But there's good news!
Guided Immersion is a better use of your time for language learning.
What the FSI didn't take into account is the efficiency of the language-learning system. Classroom language learning (like you experienced in high school) is one of the most inefficient ways to develop proficiency in a new language. That's because it's too focused on theory, instead of functional everyday words, phrases, and scenarios.
If classroom learning is the old-school gym workout, Guided Immersion is a HIIT (high-intensity interval training) program. That means you can drastically cut down the amount of time it takes to start speaking a language and to become proficient or even fluent.
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from network.lenetem import LeNetEm

class TripletClustering(object):
    def __init__(self, ALPHA, LR):
        self.ALPHA = ALPHA
        self.LR = LR
        self.ph_anchor = tf.placeholder(tf.float32, [None, 28*28])
        self.ph_pos = tf.placeholder(tf.float32, [None, 28*28])
        self.ph_neg = tf.placeholder(tf.float32, [None, 28*28])

        with tf.variable_scope("towers") as scope:
            anchor_tower = LeNetEm({'data':self.ph_anchor})
            scope.reuse_variables()
            pos_tower = LeNetEm({'data':self.ph_pos})
            neg_tower = LeNetEm({'data':self.ph_neg})

        self.anchor = anchor_tower.layers['ip2']
        self.positive = pos_tower.layers['ip2']
        self.negative = neg_tower.layers['ip2']

        self.loss = self.loss_function()
        self.train_op = tf.train.RMSPropOptimizer(self.LR).minimize(self.loss)

    def loss_function(self):
        pos_diff = self.anchor - self.positive
        neg_diff = self.anchor - self.negative

        pos_dist = tf.reduce_sum(tf.mul(pos_diff, pos_diff), 1)
        neg_dist = tf.reduce_sum(tf.mul(neg_diff, neg_diff), 1)

        triplet = tf.add(self.ALPHA, tf.add(pos_dist, tf.neg(neg_dist)))
        return tf.reduce_sum(tf.nn.relu(triplet))

    def train_step(self, anchors, positives, negatives, session):
        loss, _ = session.run([self.loss, self.train_op], feed_dict={self.ph_anchor: anchors, self.ph_pos: positives, self.ph_neg:negatives})
        return loss

    def compute_embedding_for(self, images, session):
        # all towers are equal so it does not matter which tower we use
        embeddings = session.run(self.anchor, feed_dict={self.ph_anchor: images})
        return embeddings


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