Stay updated with breaking news from Gregg wafelbakker. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Actor Johnny Depp is set to be represented in court by attorney Camille Vasquez for a second time. Ms Vasquez attained celebrity status during Mr Depp's highly publicised defamation case against ex-wife Amber Heard.
when you're in there? >> i haven't considered that, gregg. but i would suggest that if they're this lenient, you can do it. >> i'm just joking. i was thinking out loud. >> musing out loud. >> emily, very good. you're a lawyer and you're from washington. did you see that people are no longer stopping? is it the state of washington? the police are trying to -- they turn this sirens on. you don't have to pull over anymore. that's another incentive to keep driving. >> that's right. and actually, the similar analogy of that is going on in the southern border. which that the law states in you're a juvenile driver law enforcement there -- which is why the cartels have now enlisted juvenile drivers for them. the point it leads to bad news. i have to say back on this league mvp, the irony to me is that part of the advocacy by the
[applause] >> i can't imagine how many dog pictures he has to look at every morning. america's newsroom coan cor. >> and this man is so bright, he kicks out of movie theater. and best selling author of the book woke. [applause] and she's like a sour patch kid, sweet on the inside and often found stuck to the theater floor. kat timpf [applause] >> bill, great to see you. you had a nice ten daybreak from dog pictures. >> it's still online, gregg. >> he was sending them. i told everybody that you were suspended from fox. >> so i heard.
anyway, kat. they're appropriating the word hut. i don't like that. so should it be pizza room? pizza -- pizza pagoda. pizza in piercing pagoda. you get a pizza and you get a piercing. >> whatever, gregg. >> thank you. >> i don't know. you know i love drag queens. >> yes. i do. they have in my life brought me more joy than children. >> yes. so i'm not going to be not on their side. >> okay. >> but if i did have kids, i probably wouldn't want to bring me a place and ask me. >> yeah, that's true. you don't want to get in those awkward situations, you know. >> i love drag queens though. >> there you go. thank god for that. up next, he wanted to get engaged, but it made a disney worker enraged.
>> i know if i get out of prison tomorrow, i'm gonna get a job, and i mean to be a productive citizen. and i just feel like enough is enough! >> in the past, members of gregg's family say they oppose her release. and as the convicted mastermind, she should serve more time than the others. bill spencer looks back on all the years of news coverage and sees a gaping hole. >> don't forget about greg smart. he is over showered, and has been overshadowed for many years. he's a young guy with so much ahead of him, and so much promise. he should be here now. >> pamela smart yet filed another petition with the state of new hampshire in 2015. she asked that her sentence be changed so she could have a parole hearing. andrew was a member of the council who considered her request. >> there were letters from inmates, family members.
but pamela was a serious student. >> i was having some problems in a few classes and she would take me to the library, and she would have index cards, everything prepared. and she taught me how to study! >> how was pamela around greg? what did he bring out of her? >> even though he was shy, she was also, they were very sweet, and kind of cozy. >> by the time graduation rolled around, kept pamela and gregg were in gauged. they went home to new hampshire got married. he cut his hair and got a job with his dad selling insurance. pamela, who dreamed of being a tv reporter, got a job with a local school district. >> had it together 20, 21 years old? >> yeah, i thought i was doing all right. >> amy imagine the big future for pamela. >> i knew that she was gonna do great things. and i told her that the next time i saw her, i knew she was
negligence or second-degree murder reckless disregard of human life but the burden is so much higher beyond reasonable doubt. the civil suit is proponents of evidence much easier to prove but as gregg said he was in charge and six people walked off of the set because of safety concerns. and then he didn't interfere with stephanopoulos and tries to distance himself even more by saying he didn't fire the gun but cocked the trigger. ballistics can also toe otherwise. >> sean: one thing to add to this, was an easy executive producer on the set and in charge of all of this? >> derelict of duty. and he was on notice. >> double jeopardy in a way. >> sean: the great points from analysis gregg and pam hear it a lot more "hannity" coming up afterr this.
report, it makes banners verse for alec baldwin. yes, it said the assistant director failed to check a gun before he gave it to baldwin. baldwin has an independent, separate duty to check the gun himself. it's in the actors equity rules and regulation. that is the standard in the industry. he breached that standard by failing to open the gun, check the cylinders and barrels. had he done so, he would have noticed it is not a blank, it is a live round, and halyna hutchins would be alive had he done his job properly and not breached that duty. >> pete: interesting, so far from exonerating him, it may actually make his case more complicated. leo, you can go either way but by default, your thoughts on fauci saying us scientists should be at the top of the pyramid? >> thank you very much -- by the way, gregg is absolutely right about baldwin.
try to think for a moment, read the judges well reasoned, 59 page decision in which he lays out, here's the statute and the cdc did not meet the requirements of the law. >> pete: yeah. leo, we are out of time but i do want to say, it was great to see you in person last evening. break bread. you are a great american. >> you are a great american, as well, as well as gregg. we are all great americans. >> thank you. >> pete: let's end it right there. thank you so much for joining us this evening. more of this special edition of "hannity" right after the break. ♪ ♪
mortgage. moi know i worked hard my life and saved and did things right. so i'm going to enjoy it and watch you fight over buying a new iphone. yeah, i still have a rotary. yes, i prioritize. n >> yes, that is exactly right, walter. i think we were sold a bill of goods in the phrase demographic's. right. it's the young market that matters and we so we kind of like marginalize the people that can actually help young people. there are no there's no mentoring anymore. right. there's nobody helping people out because of that . we've kind of like said old people are a pain in your and young people have all the ideas and it's not true , is it? walter, answer me. well, there was so much there, gregg and the word demographic threw me for i'm sorry. i thought you were talking about the demographic party versus the republican party now anyway. i think the secret to happiness and we all know it is forgetfulness. it's forgetting who hurt us . it's forgetting our suffering.