gregg: he peddles derivatives for years the market imploded and contributed to the financial crash four years ago. of course the abacus deals unraveled six years ago and that ruined with goldman s reputation for a while what took this guy so long to quit? i don t know maybe he thought he wasn t going to get plotted. you have to note that he only made $500,000 last year. that s nothing in the goldman sachs world. by the way, i love some of the sarcasm in the press this week. somebody wrote a letter of resignation but this was from the empire, why i am leaving the empire by darth vader. that was pretty good. the daily beast came out with, you know it is as though this guy spotted gambling in the casino he s shocked! gregg: i read the letter i m not sure this guy
reagan delivers this incredible speech and the republican party is saying did we nominate the wrong guy? you could see the same happening here, gingrich could show up, give a stem winder as he s known to do and all of a sudden the tide begins to shift. heather: has been good when he sticks to the topics in the debates. gregg: he communicates good at that goldman sachs employee greg smith resigning what he said on this messy split, straight ahead. when i grow up, i want to fix up old houses. [ woman ] when i grow up, i want to take him on his first flight.
can you explain why the term muppet is a pejorative? i m told it is british slang for idiot. which would make it a pejorative. gregg: because i love muppet. it is endearing, absolutely. i have a feeling they had a few other choice words for their customers that we don t know about. gregg: you are endearing as well liz trot thanks. she thought she was doing the right thing a mother goes toe-to-toe with her son s drug dealer and she is facing charges. judge jeanine pirro weighs in on that, next. they came to my house, to my work looking for him, trying to get him to buy again when he was clean. somebody that got you started on it won t leave you alone it is always there, your brain goes back to how it was when you were using and thinking i can do it one more time what s it gonna hurt?
a process. heather: quite a sight. amy keg 80 reporting from valencia, spain. gregg: aren t they beautiful? that is equivalent of the rose parade with all the beautiful floats. it s incredible what they can do. from spain to ireland, nearly half a million people are packing the streets of dublin in honor of the patron saint. the parade is many all over the country part of a four-day festival. back here in the united states dressed in all shades of green flooding streets with hundreds of irish dancers, bagpipers and new york city mayor joining the parade. heather: we have our green on today. gregg: i had to get some over the studios. elbow my way through. the luck of the irish. i was offered many drinks on the way.
. gregg: this is an interesting story. a missouri mother attacks a drug deal we are a baseball bat, aluminum because he wouldn t stay way from her son. she said she did everything to keep him out of trouble. prosecutors are charging her with assault, not the dealer. but she has no doubt she did the right thing. it is the state prosecuting me for trying to protect my son. do you have any regrets? no. no. my children are my life. and they are wanting to take his life away and i can t let that happen. gregg: here now judge jeanine pirro. sherry here on internet, switched schools, sent him to