Greg Kelly

In 2015, Donald Trump called himself “the least racist person you’ve ever met.” In 2018, in response to a report that he referred to Haiti and African nations as “sh*thole countries,” Trump said, “I am the least racist person you have ever interviewed.” In 2020, in a debate with Joe Biden, Trump… you can guess where this is going. The only people who have to defend themselves this hard against accusations of racism are, usually, racists, but Newsmax weirdo Greg Kelly thinks that’s obviously not the case with Trump.

Newsmax host Greg Kelly wrongly cited the interracial marriages and domestic partnerships of prominent figures like Ketanji Brown Jackson, Kamala Harris, and others as proof that systemic racism isn't real.

Greg Kelly just got a great deal on an expensive condo in New York City. Check out how much he paid and what other condos in the same building are going for.

TV personality Greg Kelly, the Newsmax anchor, and his wife Judith Grey, an advertising creative director, recently bought an Upper East Side home for $5.26 million, according to property records. The stunning co-op is on East 61st Street, a 17-story brick and limestone building dating back to 1951 known as Carlton House. The three-bedroom, 3½-bath unit is 2,371 square feet. It was last asking $5.49 million, down from its original $7.6 million ask in 2013. It comes with a hefty $8,772 monthly maintenance bill. The unit opens to a foyer and leads to an entertaining space overlooking Madison Avenue. There’s a...

Former Nissan U.S. executive and Williamson County resident Greg Kelly arrived home to Tennessee on Monday following his suspended prison sentence in Japan and a nearly four-year legal battle. Kelly was found guilty in a Japanese court of underreporting pay for his former boss, Carlos Ghosn, who successfully fled Japan...

Three years after he was arrested in Tokyo and charged as part of a criminal case that generated headlines around the globe, former Nissan Motor Co. executive Greg Kelly made an emotional return home to Tennessee Monday.  With his wife Dee by his side in a conference room inside Nashville International Airport, Kelly spoke...

Days after a Tokyo court gave Greg Kelly a suspended sentence for underreporting his boss Carlos Ghosn's pay, the former Nissan executive is returning to the US. Kelly was arrested in November 2018. The verdict on March 3 cleared him of most of the charges. "Greg is coming home," US...

Kelly was arrested in Japan in 2018 after being accused of underreporting the earnings of his boss. Former Nissan executive Greg Kelly returning to Tennessee. Woman beaten, strangled to death at Nashville apartment. Police working to identify car burglar who shot Nashville …. Fear at family fun center. This Week...

Greg Kelly is, was, and will always be a bit of a nincompoop. The Newsmax host (who likely stumbled into a career in television with some help from his dad, former New York City Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly) has what might be one of the most tone-deaf takes on the Russia Ukraine War, which he unfortunately shared on Tuesday’s episode of Greg Kelly Reports. And what Greg Kelly Reports is that while the situation in Ukraine is indeed sad—what with innocent citizens being ruthlessly attacked and killed, while others are being forced to flee their homes and even leave family behind—what really gets him going is that Americans are now having to pay more at the pump.

Reuters — A Tokyo court on Thursday convicted former Nissan Motor executive Greg Kelly of helping Carlos Ghosn hide pay from financial regulators, but said he had not been responsible for the total $80 million the ex-Nissan chief allegedly failed to disclose. “The court finds the existence of unpaid...

A former Nissan executive, Greg Kelly, has been found guilty in a Japanese court of helping the carmaker’s former chief executive Carlos Ghosn underreport his pay. Mr Kelly, a 64-year-old lawyer from the US, has been sentenced to six months in prison, suspended for three years, after he was arrested in November 2018.

The subject of former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn's incarceration and eventual escape from Japanese officials is one of those weird, almost larger-than-life stories, and that makes it easy to forget that frequently other people get caught up in a whirlwind. Take, for example, former Nissan executive Greg Kelly, who got busted on a business trip to Japan on charges that he helped Ghosn hide more than $80 million.

TOKYO — A Tokyo court gave Greg Kelly, a former American executive at Nissan Motor charged with underreporting his boss Carlos Ghosn’s pay, a 6-month suspended sentence. The verdict announced Thursday will allow Kelly to return to the U.S. immediately. Kelly was arrested in November 2018 at the...

The presenter also said the insurrection was a "law enforcement failure" and that officers did not deserve congressional medals of honor.