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Greg Kelly breaks down President Biden's total 'dereliction of duty,' and how the 46th president has 'lied' his entire adult life. - via Greg Kelly Reports, weekdays at 7PM ET on Newsmax

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It’s not surprising that a man called Saint Bernard once said, “Love me, love my dog” in a sermon. After all, dogs have long been the world’s most popular pet. But now, the meanies at conservative media giant Newsmax have refused to throw man’s best friend a bone, attacking President Joe Biden’s dog, Champ, in a Friday segment. Host Greg Kelly felt the need to lift his leg and woof on the dog’s appearance, saying that Champ “looks a little rough,” and “needs a bath, a comb, and some loving care,” adding that he looks like he’s “from the junkyard.”...

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I was watching Sebastian Gorka fill in for Greg Kelly tonight, and great show, had on Peter Navarro, Babbins from TX, and a few others. Then, right at the end, some blonde lady comes on and reads a whole load of legal garbage separating NewsMax from its guests who made claims about SmartMatic and Dominion and then negated EVERYTHING that Sydney Powell has stated. What a shame. So they're too scared to fight. Anyone know if OANN caved yet? Only ones saying 'Bring it' are Lin Wood and Sydney Powell.

The garbage pile that is Fox News just lost for the first time to Newsmax TV. It was only one metric, during one day, during a single hour. What matters, though, is that had you predicted such a victory was possible even six weeks ago, you would have felt the hot breath of laughter in your stupid face. Well, who’s laughing now? LOL! The answer to that question has to be especially humiliating for the garbage pile that is Fox News, because who’s laughing now is Newsmax TV, me, and CNNLOL’s Brian “Tater” Stelter, who is laughing all over the...

Newsmax TV has notched a ratings win over Fox News Channel for the very first time. The win, fueled by conservative viewers who are disappointed by the election results, happened Monday evening. In the key 25- to 54-year-old demographic prized by advertisers, “Greg Kelly Reports” on Newsmax out-rated “The Story with Martha MacCallum” on Fox. The margin was narrow — Kelly averaged 229,000 viewers in the demo and MacCallum averaged 203,000 — but it is still a milestone in the cable news industry. Before the election, Newsmax was not regarded as a formidable competitor to Fox; it was mostly dismissed...

Accuser had said she was raped after boozy night EXCLUSIVE: Manhattan prosecutors cleared TV anchor Greg Kelly of rape, the Daily News has learned. “We have concluded that the established facts do not constitute a crime under New York criminal law,” said Joan Vollero, spokeswoman for Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance, Jr. News of the prosecutor's decision was first reported on NYDailyNews.com. ANALYSIS: KELLY STILL HAS A FUTURE IN TV A 28-year-old paralegal had accused the “The Good Day New York” host and son of NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly of raping her in October after a boozy night at a...

It was just a chance encounter on a downtown street — but she was instantly enamored. “I’ve seen you on TV. You’re so cute,” said the woman who would later accuse Greg Kelly of rape, according to a law-enforcement source. The brunette crossed paths with the handsome “Good Day New York” host two days before the alleged attack. “She stopped him,” the source said. “She told him she was star-struck.” DA TAKING HIS TIME ON CASE What followed was about 48 hours of marathon sexting ahead of their Saturday-night date at the South Street Seaport. “The texts were explicit,” said...

The son of New York City's police commissioner, also a co-host of a popular New York City morning television show, has been accused of sexually assaulting a woman, a person familiar with the investigation said Thursday. Greg Kelly, 43, was absent Thursday morning from his job as anchor of "Good Day New York" and through a lawyer denied the allegations. The woman said she had drinks with him on Oct. 8, then went back to her office, where she was assaulted, the person familiar with the case told The Associated Press. She went to police Tuesday, according to the person,...

Brian Wilson just announced a story on Crawford coming right up after this break.

     Guests and topics on Tony's show today include: Sure, You Can Have My House The Supreme Court says it's all right for the government to take your property away, even if the property goes to a private developer. Is this remotely justifiable? The Story You Aren't Hearing The cable news networks don't talk much about Latoyia Figueroa. Or Tamika Huston. Or George Allen Smith. Unlike Natalee Holloway, they're missing, but they're not white teenagers. Is race the deciding factor in covering these cases? I Want My Old TV Why is TV Land so popular? Why do baby boomers...

Fox Special is on now about the reporters who covered the Iraq War. It was really good. I saw it earlier, its being repeated now. It has commentary by Rick Leventhal, Greg kelly, Col. North and also one of the Producers and a camera man. They all had interesting things to say about their expierences. My only complaint was that it was too short. You could spend an hour with each of them and I would watch it without budging from the TV.

Greg Kelly, the hottie imbed from Fox News, is about to appear on The Big Story with John Gibson.Gibson's teasing that Kelly's going to be telling stories that he "couldn't" tell from Iraq.

Back from the front lines

<p>Greg Kelly, the 32-year-old Fox News Channel correspondent who has been traveling with the Army's 3rd Infantry Division, has emerged as the breakout correspondent of Operation Iraqi Freedom.</p> <p>The former Marine, who was trained as a fighter pilot, has become as well-known for his exclusives - he was the first broadcast journalist to roam Saddam's presidential palace - as he is for an on-air plea to his dad, Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, to make sure someone takes care of his taxes while he's on assignment. "I felt like if I ever wanted to go into journalism, I'd be in a better position to do it after being in the military," says Kelly, calling from Baghdad. "I mean, a 22-year-old asking a politician questions - what has that 22-year-old ever accomplished?"</p>

Not for the first time, the most spectacular images of the United States armoured advance to Baghdad have come from Rupert Murdoch's Fox Network. After scooping its cable news rivals CNN and MSNBC with footage of troops entering Baghdad and then later storming Saddam International Airport, a Fox reporter, Greg Kelly, and his cameraman had the dress circle view yesterday as a column of US 3rd Infantry division tanks took a tour of Baghdad landmarks. Starting at Saddam Hussein's main presidential palace, viewers were afforded footage of gold-plated wash basins and waterfalls, and a US soldier hoisting a Georgia University...

"Saddam Hussein says he owns Baghdad? Wrong. We own Baghdad. We own his palace. We own his downtown hotels. This is history," US tank commander Colonel David Perkins said. The euphoric message was broadcast to the world from the doorstep of one of Saddam's presidential palaces by American reporter Greg Kelly of Fox TV. Reporting from the Al Sijood palace on the banks of the Tigris today, Kelly told how the US 3rd Infantry moved into Baghdad in less than an hour this morning. Live footage showed American soldiers entering what the correspondent called "the main presidential palace", a large...

US Forces Attacking Central Baghdad -US Military Mon April 7, 2003 01:00 AM ET NEAR BAGHDAD (Reuters) - A column of U.S. tanks and armored vehicles have launched an attack on central Baghdad, a U.S. officer told Reuters on Monday. "We're attacking right down in the center of the city right now," said Major Michael Birmingham, chief public affairs officer for the U.S. 3rd Infantry. "The other day was just an incursion. This is for real," he added, referring to a foray U.S. armored forces made into southwest Baghdad on Saturday. Reuters witnesses in the city said they heard shelling...

Tune into Fox News to see Greg Kelly on the front lawn of Saddam's Main Palace in Baghdad. U.S. Forces securing now. Analysts on now... it's over, as far they're concerned. Wow, can't believe what I'm seeing.