Greta Wire

- Geraldo Rivera looks back on the Willowbrook investigation that transformed his career, recalling the horrific conditions he exposed and the lasting impact the reporting has on disability rights, special education and institutional reform. - Rivera revisits major assignments including the Chilean coup, the Yom Kippur War, Hurricane Katrina and the Natalie Holloway investigation, describing how f...

- Dr. Jennifer Ashton calls a viral headline linking GLP-1 weight-loss drugs to a potentially deadly brain disorder “fear mongering,” while explaining that the underlying studies identify only a very small number of reported cases. - Ashton explains that reduced food intake on GLP-1 medications can also mean fewer micronutrients and says patients should discuss multivitamin use with their healthca...

- Rahm Emanuel points to Mississippi’s dramatic reading gains as a model for the country, crediting mandatory phonics, intensive teacher training, stronger curriculum and third-grade accountability. - Emanuel revisits Chicago education reforms that require students to graduate with a concrete next step—college, community college, military service or vocational training—and argues high schools must...

- Mike Rogers says Iran must remain blocked from developing a nuclear weapon, but argues the war should now move toward an end with sanctions and regional pressure taking a larger role. - Rogers links the Iran conflict to high diesel and gasoline prices and calls for a temporary diesel export embargo and additional relief for Michigan commuters. - Kamala Harris campaigns in Michigan for Abdul El-S...

- Kathie Lee Gifford recalls Billy Graham advising her to stay out of politics and use entertainment as her ministry, while reflecting on advocacy that helps change HIV testing policy. - Gifford opens up about aging, hip replacement, back surgery, stem-cell treatment and the fitness routine she credits with helping rebuild her strength. - She explains why she gravitates toward Nashville, describin...

- Medical detection dogs use an extraordinary sense of smell to identify disease-related odors, with up to 350 million sensory receptors and the ability to detect scents at parts-per-trillion levels. - Claire Guest explains how dogs learn to distinguish cancer and other diseases from healthy samples, turning disease detection into a highly specialized scent-training exercise. - Her Labrador Daisy...

- Dr. Mehmet Oz says Medicare and Medicaid fraud costs roughly $100 billion a year and says CMS has already stopped $42 billion in questionable payments from leaving the agency. - He says chronic illness drives roughly two-thirds of U.S. health-care spending and argues obesity, processed food and preventable disease are major forces behind rising costs. - Oz highlights expanded access to GLP-1 wei...

- George Santos reflects on his fall from Congress, the mistakes he says led to his criminal case and how prison reshapes his life and public image. - Santos describes spending 41 of his 84 days in federal prison in solitary confinement, with limited phone access, no windows and little sense of time. - He recalls receiving an 87-month sentence, experiencing despair before surrendering and struggli...

- Julie Chrisley traces her journey from a small-town South Carolina upbringing and plans for pharmacy school to marriage, motherhood and a decade of reality television with the Chrisley family. - She discusses surviving breast cancer and the extraordinarily difficult year of 2012, when her diagnosis, a family death and the business dispute that ultimately leads to the federal case all collide. -...

- The Lindsay Clancy triple-murder trial enters a critical stage as jurors report they cannot reach a unanimous decision after days of deliberations. - Former prosecutor Tommy Pope, who led the Susan Smith murder prosecution, explains why lengthy deliberations do not automatically reveal which side has the advantage. - The panel weighs how media coverage, social media and an unsequestered jury cou...

- Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez reveals she completes an egg retrieval procedure as part of her decision to freeze her eggs and take greater control over future fertility choices. - Dr. Jennifer Ashton explains how public figures discussing personal health issues can increase awareness, reduce stigma and encourage more people to consider their own medical options. - Ashton says frozen eggs can remain c...

- Ted Cruz joins Greta Van Susteren to discuss his new biography of Clarence Thomas, tracing the Supreme Court justice’s rise from extreme poverty in rural Georgia to one of the longest tenures in Court history. - Cruz details Thomas’ surprising political evolution from an angry left-wing college activist and Malcolm X admirer to one of America’s most influential conservative legal thinkers. - The...

- Sen. John Fetterman explains why he increasingly breaks with his own party, pointing to his support for Israel, defense spending and keeping the government open. - Fetterman sharply rejects the Democratic Socialists of America and condemns candidates like Abdul El-Sayed, arguing the party risks alienating mainstream voters by elevating its far-left wing. - He criticizes media coverage he believe...

- Crime reporter John DiPietro joins Greta Van Susteren from the Lindsay Clancy trial, describing an unusually emotional courtroom as jurors weigh the deaths of Clancy’s three children against her documented mental-health history. - The case centers on competing expert testimony over whether Clancy experiences psychosis and hears a commanding voice telling her to kill her children. - Prosecutors’...

- Greta Van Susteren argues election integrity also depends on responsible media coverage, warning that polls, soundbites and selective reporting can shape voter behavior before Election Day. - A South Carolina Republican Senate debate erupts after Darlene Graham admits national security is not her area of expertise when asked about Taiwan and the South China Sea. - Van Susteren criticizes the med...

- UC Berkeley mathematics professor Zvezdelina Stankova warns that some incoming college students are five to eight years behind in math, with basic skills such as fractions becoming a problem even at elite universities. - Stankova says COVID learning loss, grade inflation and years of inadequate preparation leave some students unable to handle calculus, engineering and other demanding STEM course...

Watch the NEWSMAX South Carolina Republican Senate runoff debate between Rep. Ralph Norman and Sen. Darline Graham from the Newberry Opera House in Newberry, S.C. Moderated by NEWSMAX’s Greta Van Susteren, with questions from Van Hipp and Gavin Jackson, the candidates clash over the economy, gas prices, the nearly $40 trillion national debt, Social Security, Medicare, immigration, national securit...

- Newsmax CEO Chris Ruddy reveals the company’s first profitable quarter since going public, with broadcast revenue climbing 21% and quarterly net income reaching $2.9 million. - Ruddy details Newsmax’s rapid international expansion, saying the network now reaches more than 100 countries as licensing revenue jumps sharply. - He explains how Newsmax is expanding beyond cable through Newsmax 2, News...

- Alex Young, a 37-year-old UCLA genetics researcher, opens up about his stage 4 colorectal cancer diagnosis despite having no known family history or identifiable genetic risk. - Young describes months of warning signs, a false-negative blood test and delayed colonoscopy before doctors discover rectal cancer that has spread to his liver. - After chemotherapy, radiation and surgery, Young turns to...

Today on Greta Wire: - Rob Finnerty weighs in on the growing “stay-at-home boyfriend” trend as women increasingly outnumber men in the workforce. - The conversation examines whether debt, career expectations, changing job markets and a lack of motivation are pushing more young men out of traditional work. - Sen. Eric Schmitt argues federal action is needed to stabilize college athletics and protec...

Today on Greta Wire: - Veteran pollster John McLaughlin explains why polling remains an inexact science shaped by methodology, sample selection and changing technology. - McLaughlin analyzes the Michigan poll that predicts an Abdul El-Sayed landslide before he wins by only one point. - He revisits the Iowa survey showing Kamala Harris ahead shortly before Donald Trump wins the state by more than 1...

Today on Greta Wire: - An EF-3 tornado with winds reaching 140 mph stays on the ground for roughly 12 miles, destroying homes, overturning vehicles and knocking out power across the Appleton area. - Senator Ron Johnson surveys the damage as hundreds of volunteers, local officials and relief organizations mobilize to support residents and restore essential services. - Carla Williamson recounts spen...

Today on Greta Wire: - Newly obtained documents reveal that Birmingham FBI agents record Van der Sloot accepting $25,000 during a 2010 extortion sting but enter the operation with no planned arrest. - Van der Sloot leaves Aruba with the money and murders 21-year-old Stephanie Flores in Peru two weeks later. - Former U.S. Attorney Jay Town says investigators fail to bring the necessary criminal com...

Today on Greta Wire: - Dr. Craig Basman examines an Italian study finding microplastics in nearly 84% of 61 heart attack patients, while stressing that the research shows an association rather than definitive causation. - Microplastics may trigger inflammation inside blood vessels, potentially increasing the risk of plaque rupture, heart attacks and strokes. - No validated blood test currently mea...

Today on Greta Wire: - Senator John Fetterman dismisses Zoran Mamdani’s threat to arrest Benjamin Netanyahu as legally meaningless political pandering, arguing that a New York City mayor has no authority to enforce an ICC warrant.  - Fetterman supports continued pressure on Iran, backs President Trump’s military response and warns that Tehran remains a destabilizing force across the Middle Ea...