that is all the time we have think you doctor drew. [laughter] [applause] and our wonderful studio audience. i love you america. [applause] wd behind me here at n diego county credit union stadium. we're here for the navy football game. we live in the greatest country on earth with the most beautiful land and freest people. we're protect by the constitution and, of course, we're or very grateful for the incredible service members whose

sacrifices keep america great. here with me now congressman from san diego county darrell issa, native american ambassador for national diversity coalition for trump and former pussyy cat doll kaia jones, and former commander of seal team three and the author of "the dichotomy of leadership," jacques coe willic. ladies first. tell me, what are you thankful for besides being a part of watters world? >> well, that's first and foremost, jesse. but i think what might even trump that is trump himself. trump is still our president, hillary clinton is not our president, so i think that's a great place to start. jesse: although hillary still thinks she's president. i don't know if she's ever going to yet over that. jock coe, first of all, thanks for your service. and you're here at the navy game, a lot of guys around here sacrificed a lot. what do the holidays mean to you

in terms of sacrifice? >> yeah. well, clearly having deployed overseas multiple times and seeing the sacrifice first han that our service members make -- firsthand that our service members make, it's a great day to be alive, and i'm thankful the live in this beautiful country and have the opportunities that we have. jesse: well, we're thankful for people like jock on o to take on the bad guys on the tonight lines because, certainly, i don't know if i could handle it. kaia, i me you're very appreciative of being a part of the trump coalition. >> i'm thank. for trump and for our servicemen and women, for our military. i'm really grateful. i think what they do is just beyond words. jesse: diversity's very important. >> yes. jesse: why is diversity such a huge attribute in this country? >> because it's what makes america america. we need to have the diversity that we have, but we have to do it the legal and right way. jesse: right.

and diversity not only of race, but diversity of thought, right, congressman? i know this is your district here -- >> it is. jesse: not a lot of diversity out here in california politically, but -- [laughter] you're fighting the good fight. >> but we are in a one-party state sometimes, but i'm also very thankful for the men and women who step forward in an all-volunteer army, navy, marine corps, coast guard. but i'm particularly thankful we've been able to revitalize the military. give them not just the money they need, but the leadership they need and the training they need to win the war we're in and the war we don't want to be in. jesse: all right. so donald trump had recently been talking about some of his accomplishments over the course of the last almost two years. here's the president in his own words talking about how he's made america great. let's listen. finish. -- >> we started the wall and we'll finish the wall. we have created more than 4.2 million new jobs and lifted more

than 4 million americans off of food stamps. [cheers and applause] african-american, hispanic-american, asian-american unemployment have all reached their lowest rates in the history of our country. we have a great relationship now with kim jong un. [cheers and applause] chairman kim. we are really doing something. we secured $716 billion to fully rebuild the united states military. [cheers and applause] and at my direction, very exciting because this is where it's at, the pentagon is now working to create the sixth branch of the american armed forces, the space force. that's where it's at. [cheers and applause] we passed veterans choice giving our veterans the right to see a private doctor, and the landmark v.a. accountability law to insure anyone who mistreats our

veterans will be fully accountable. that's right, you're fired! get out. boom, you're fired! jesse: all right. so president trump going through a litany of accomplishments, tommy. talking about cracking down on illegal immigration, demolishing isis, protecting the veterans. in your opinion, what do you think the president's biggest accomplishments have been so far? >> well, first of all, we have justice kavanaugh on the supreme court. that's a big one. i like to remind the never trumpers had it not been for donald trump, we would not have neil gorsuch or justice kavanaugh. we're here in san diego, there's a little bit of a wall, but we need a bigger wall, we need a beautiful wall, and we need it in san diego. jesse: right. and the wall needs to be 10 feet taller. and mexico will be paying for it, if anybody's paying attention. jocko, the president mentioned the deemployment of our men and women specifically in iraq. isis has been obliterated, the

caliphate over there. traditionally, that has been a real problem over the last decade. how do you think the progress has been so far in your opinion? >> pretty simple fact to state here. a few years ago there was 40,000 isis fighters. 40,000. right now it's about 1,500 left. and the rest of them, the ones that are gone, they're not just -- they're dead. we killed 'em. and that's awesome. and it was, you know, the u.s. military, and it was not only the u.s. military, but it was also the iraqi forces that were out there for the first time really getting after it, taking the fight to the enemy. of course, they were being supported by our air power and ground troops helping, but it was great to see that and great to see isis be obliterate like that especially when it had been said before this was an ideology that we could never take on. actually, you're wrong. what do you do with an ideology like that? you kill them. jesse: yeah. they said it was going to be a multigenerational fight. ended up being half a

generation. was it changing the rules of engagement, was it the air campaign, or was it something that to coalition partners were able to do? >> well, straightforward, it's smell called defense belies command. instead of being micromanaged, it was, hey, you ground troops, go get 'em handled, and that's what they did. jesse: so the president also bringing up protecting the veterans. that's very important. right now if someone does something funky at the v.a., you can just fire them much more easy than you used to be able to do. they used to be able to watch porn, they used to be able to hurt people. veterans died waiting in line for a very long time under the obama administration. that's very important to a lot of voters. >> well, yeah. i mean, president trump cares on the our military. that's the difference. you have someone that's leading this country in the right direction. and he appointed 120 federal judges. so what tommy was talking about with kavanaugh, it's awesome. he's moving this up in the right

direction -- country in the right direction. jesse: definitely making sure his promises are kept. congressman issa, the economy, red hot right now because of a lot of deregulation, because of the tax cuts. but just, you know, a lot of positive energy out there in the market. consumer confidence is way up -- >> amazing. jesse: what do you attribute that to? >> well, you said it very well. you know, markets react to the incentive and the promise of further incentive. so it's a combination of president trump keeping his promises and his leadership, a assuring the business community that he's going to continue lowering taxes, lowering regulation and taking on unfair competition. it's not going to be an easy fight. no more than the fight against isis. it will take time, but he's actually changing how we're mistreated by our trading partners. all of that is causing the kind of investment that gives us three and a half plus gdp growth, tens of billions of dollars of additional growth just because president trump is

president. jesse: and it looks like this year, 2018, we're going to see 3% gdp growth. that was never accomplished during president obama's eight years in office. tommy, the president really going hard after his political opponentings. earlier -- opponents. early, i know, but the race has already begun. pocahontas, cory booker, as we call him spartacus. what do you think of the president's strategy of just going dirty early and branding these people in a way that just goes completely viral? >> well, they brand themselves, especially talking about pocahontas. jesse: true. >> we really have no competition for 2020. you look at what they have, some of them are coming from california. kamala harris, not scared. cory booker, not scared. we have leaders like nancy pelosi, personally not scared. elizabeth warren, not scared. i mean, they all look the same, sound the same, have the same message which is anti-trump. can't win on that. jesse: no. the cup's very supportive of the president's agenda.

personally, i think there's issues though, and we're going to see it play out in 2020. what do you think about the leadership qualities that you noticed on the democratic side, jocko? i don't know if you see any, but i know your book was on leadership. how would you assess the leadership qualities on the left? >> well, you know, the first book that i wrote was called extreme ownership, and it's about actually taking responsibility for things. when they go right, yeah, you can pass that on a little bit, but when they go wrong, you need to step up and take ownership of that. i hope we will see more of it in the future. >> hillary clinton, i don't think, has ever admitted she lost because of anything she did. >> the investigation that they conducted ended in july. it was over, and then it was reignited, and it became the major reason toward the end based on the best analysis that i can find that i lost ground and ended up losing. comey was more than happy to talk about my e-mails, but he wouldn't talk about investigation of the russians.

you had citizens united come to its full fruition. so up accountable money -- unaccountable money flowing in against me, against other democrats in a way that we hadn't seen. if you look at facebook, the vast majority of the news items posted were fake. they were connected to, as we now know, the 1,000 russian agents who were involved in delivering those messages. they were connected to the bots that are just out of control. we see now this new information about trump's twitter account being populated by millions of bots. jesse: kaia, you are actually more native american than elizabeth warren -- >> i am. jesse: -- which is interesting. >> is that hard? [laughter] jesse: i think i am too. >> i think we all might be, yeah. jesse: what do you think about elizabeth warren's dna debacle,

and do you think she's completely out of the race? >> i think she's out of the race because she lied to so many people, and i think she used it and abused it. yeah. 16%, put my dna out, could she go ahead and solidify her dna. she didn't. now we know why. jesse: do you think there are any democrats on the horizon that would pose the biggest threat to president trump in 2020? is it joe biden? would et be kamala harris? what do you think? >> you know, in order to pose a threat you have to stand for something. you know? and right now, as they said, they're only standing against president trump. so until a democrat comes forward other than bernie sanders with their agenda, we're not going to have an opponent. and as long as bernie sanders' agenda is to undo everything that's given us a greater economy and a safe america, the

democrats don't have anywhere to go. jesse: do you think the democrats are in deep trouble because they've positioned themselves so far left with abolish i.c.e., impeach the president, spend $30 trillion on socialized med syrup -- medicine, or are they going to be rewarded by voters for saying what they truly believe? >> they're finally being transparent. we talked about the biggest threat, people like conor lamb, they're not pushing him forward. pushing people fouad like maxine waters. i see it in california every day, i see it in los angeles. i go to west hollywood, i see it. they're moving so far left, but guess what? the silent majority that lives in the middling, -- middle, they think they're a joke. i'm not worried. jesse: are you worried if democrats nominate some left-wing rad call the -- radical, that could have an effect on the u.s. military?

>> i don't think that person would ever get elected. jesse: commander or in chief sanders, you don't think -- >> it's not going to happen. the normal people in america are never going to let that happen. that's my opinion. jesse: all right. listen, we've gotta run n. a couple minutes, i'm going to head back out to the crowd and ask people about fake news and fox news. don't miss that. all right? stay right there, we'll be right back from san diego. ♪ ♪

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jesse: this holiday weekend we're very thankful for fox news. but fake news, not so much. congressman issa, jacques coe will link and kaia jones. let's just take a look at a little line of attack that the mainstream media has been using about president trump. >> so in a brand new ranking of best and worse presidents in our nation's history from a survey of scholars published today in "the new york times," the last spot, the very bottom, the worst president ever in the minds of the experts, drum roll please, is, yes, donald j. trump. >> bottom line is donald trump is dangerous and toxic for this country. he's dangerous and toxic every time he tweets about his nuclear button being bigger -- i mean, come on. this is someone who is not

stable, and i've been saying it from the beginning, and i will continue to say it until somebody looks into his mental stability. >> okay, i hear you. >> that is where we are. >> he is a terrorist sympathizer. >> is that guy on twitter? that's a fox news host. that guy railing against the media, that's a fox news host. that's not the president. jesse: there's a difference between negative news, as we saw, and fake news -- we know all the instances of fake news because we watched the president hand out the fake news awards. but with that said, tommy, 92% of this coverage of the president has been negative, yet his approval ratings in the high 40s. what do you account for that? >> well, i mean, the media hates donald trump. we all know that. so they're incapable of covering him fairly or saying anything nice about him because that would invalidate everything they do every day. i think there's nothing more entertaining and comedic than watching other networks every time president trump

accomplishes something. jesse: yes. we have definitely been entertained. jacqueso, have you -- jock on o to, do you think you've been covered unfairly? >> there's been a couple of times when i've been interviewed and they take sound bites and put them out there. it doesn't normally affect normal americans which is why the ratings stay where they are for trump because people are living their lives, and their lives are going pretty good right now. jesse: do you think the president's strategy is punching back hard at the fake news media has been working? >> i mean, it seems to be working all right to me. i must agree that it's fun to watch. [laughter] jesse: it's a battle royale out there. kaia, what do you think about the fake news in this country? is it out of control? is the public just sick of it so much they have turned the dial off? >> 100%. fox is the number one network right now when it comes to news. they have to do a better job reporting the fact, getting information out and letting people decide what they want to do when it comes to everything.

jesse: i do think it's ironic that there's been more fake news in two years under donald trump than eight years under barack obama. congressman, it seems like all of their mistakes end up making republicans rook bad. that seems like bias to me. >> well, there's no question there's bias, and there is a kind of fake news that goes on forever. like our great economy is because of barack obama. jesse: right. >> okay? this was just -- it just took a little while, eight years, maybe before it started hitting. but even when we had lois lerner targeting conservatives, there was the fake news that said, oh, well, liberals were were targeted too, except it didn't happen. or when we had those guns going to mexico under fast and furious and they tried to imply, well, that really began under president bush. these kinds of things go on, and they're much worse than the personal attacks the gdp, when they lie about people

ewsng, then it really matters. that fox helps us stamp out. jesse: all right. i'm going go talk to some folks about fake news in the crowd. i want you guys to stick around. we're going to have a tailgate cookoff. who's the best tailgate chef -- >> yes. jesse: oh, really? you think you're going to win? all right, let's go talk. [inaudible conversations] jesse: how you guys doing? >> awesome. jesse: what's going on? all right, so are you a big fan of fox news? >> yes. [laughter] iest jest all right. what about fake news? do you ever watch fake news and know it's fake? >> yes. jesse: do you watch cnn ever? >> no. jesse: no one else does either. what do you think about fox news? you a big fan? >> i'm wearing a hat. [laughter] jesse: someone, i bet, gave you

that hat. >> someone gave me the hat. jesse: all right, come here for a second. what do you think about fake news in america? >> think it's real, especially with certain channels. jesse: like what? >> maybe fox news. [laughter] finish. jesse: wrong. get over here, big guy. how you doing? >> good, how are you? jesse: all right. so for a second, met me talk to you guys -- let me talk to you guys. fake news, versus fox news, what do you guys watch? >> i start with fake news and then layer in fox news, to be honest. jesse: what does that mean? >> i just have a good time. jesse: you having a good time right now? >> 100%. jesse: all right. thank you guys very much. get over here for a second. >> a military guy. jesse: all right. nice to meet you. thank you for your service. like the hat finish. >> watch you all the time on fox news. jesse: well, you have great taste. tell me what you think about cnn, msnbc covering this

president and this country so unfairly. does it make you angry, upset? >> that's a great question. i like to watch fox news all the time. that's it. jesse: what's your favorite show? >> actually, yours, to be honest with you. you're very entertaining. jesse: i did not set that question up. >> no, i'm serious. yeah. jesse: so your friends and family, does everybody notice when the media lies, or does it just kind of seep into your brain? >> my family's in new york. it's a very democratic state, but they understand what's going on, and they like to watch fox news as well. jesse: thank you very much. and i just want everybody to remember one thing, i'm watters -- >> that's right. jesse: -- and this is my world. >> united states marine corps. jesse: stick around, we've got diamond and silk. and the party bros, be right back. ♪ jimmy's longest.

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♪ ♪ >> do you feel like you are winning? >> yes, ma'am. i'm not a millionaire, but i'm winning. >> to you feel like a winner. >> your eyelashes look good, girl. they winning too. do you feel under this president, president donald trump, because he is responsible for this booming economy.

>> well -- >> president trump. >> okay. >> i don't like him. >> whoa. you don't like the economy booming up under this president? >> i don't want like the president. finish i don't like the president. jesse: diamond and silk have had a whirlwind year traveling coast to coast with their chitchat tour talking to fans, trump supporters and, yes, even some trump hatest. but it's the freedom to do that they are thankful for. the ladies join me now. you guys must be thankful for me because i feel like "watters' world" gave you guys a huge boost. can we get a little love in that direction? >> yes, yes. >> we love you so much. interest jest i love you guys too. what do you think, you guys have done this for about a year and reflect back. last year's been a little crazy, but you've had "watters' world" and fox news has really embraced you. what are you thankful for? >> first of all, my life, my health, for our president making america great again and even for fox for giving us a huge opportunity. >> yeah.

>> and just everybody. all of the people that we've met along the i way. we did the grassroots work. >> yes. >> we really went into the heart of the united states. >> yes. >> we really a talked to people, and we really enjoyed all of that. >> we really did. and i'm so grateful for god. i'm thankful for god who is the head of all of our lives and giving us this opportunity to be able to be on this platform to be able to educate america. jesse: all right. thank god for diamond and silk as well. you guys have been on this tour, and you got to see so many different people, places all across the country. >> i voted for trump, i stand for trump. i think he's doing a great job. >> probably the most successful president since reagan, and if he is around eight years, he'll be more successful. >> trump. >> have you gotten a tax cut? >> no. >> you didn't get no tax cut? are you an american citizen? >> no. >> okay, we understand. [laughter] jesse: when i was doing "watters' world" back in the day, i went to 48 out of the 50 states. now, i know you guys aren't

there yet, but you're getting there. >> yes. jesse: after seeing so much of the country and speaking to so many types of people, what have you guys learned about america? >> i learned that america, we are more united than ever -- jesse: really? >> under this president. i do, yes. because there's so many people that love the president of the united states even though the they don't speak it vocally because they are afraid. >> right. >> there are so many people on the right side of things. >> yeah. >> it is all the left-wing media that try to puppet against each oh. that's not so when we meet with people and talk to people. >> right. >> people love this country. >> yeah. >> i love the patriotism, i love it. >> and there's also a lot of people that are hungry for the truth. they're hungry for -- they thank us a whole lot. they'll be like thank you for being our voice, speaking the truth. thank you for being brave. >> yeah. >> and so they are excited out here because they see -- you can see growth. they finally see growth especially with our president, president donald j. trump. he is the president of the

united states. >> yeah. >> people are excited. and it seems like they are excited about life. >> yeah. jesse: so people, from your understanding, excited? speaking the truth --? >> yes. jesse: -- wanting the truth and also much more united than the media portrays them. >> oh, my god, yeah. jesse: and the president professes himself a huge fan of diamond and silk. >> get up here for a second, diamond and silk. melania called me, come here, you have to see this. and i came and watched these two incredible women, these two beautiful women -- jesse: anything you'd like to say to the president on this holiday weekend? >> mr. president, keep on making america great again -- >> yes. >> and thank you. >> thank you. >> hey, we can now say happy thanksgiving -- >> happy thanksgiving. >> and merry christmas. >> i lo it. -- i love it. >> we love you, mr. president. thank you. and, look, don't give up. keep doing what you're doing, baby, because the world love you so much. god bless you. jesse: and people are very politically correct these days. do you guys think the political

correctness is changing, is it moving in a different direction? you said, oh, you know, we can say merry christmas again. have you guys notice a move in that direction? are people becoming more p.c. or less p.c.? >> less p.c. because they're tired of it. >> yeah. >> p.c. hurts our country. it hurts us as americans because we can't tell the truth about things. people are saying let's call it what it is. if it's merry christmas, it's merry christmas. i love it. jesse: all right. what do you guys eat on thanksgiving? what kind of food does diamond and civil get down with? >> listen, some turkey, some dressing, some candied yams, some collard greens and cornbread. >> and don't forget about the sweet potatoes. diamond and silk's famous banana pudding. jesse: wow. i'm coming over for thanksgiving dinner next year, all right? >> i'll hold you to it. jesse: listen, it's been a pleasure to have you guys on. you guys are probably our most highly rated guests.

everybody loves diamond and silk. i love diamond and silk, and i'm coming over for thanksgiving. >> okay. jesse: all right? so cook twice as much, all right? next time we're going to do it gig f big. those candies jams sound big. up next, party bros react to a classic "watters' world" thanksgiving quiz. why did the pilgrims come here? >> for their empire. >> new land, gold. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ jesse: the "watters' world" quiz, a time-honored tradition. what better way to celebrate this holiday weekend and our freedom to laugh at ourselves than to see just how much the

average american knows or doesn't know about thanksgiving. ♪ ♪ in your understanding what happened during the first thanksgiving? >> the first thanksgiving. well, i wasn't there, so i really don't know. jesse: who ate together on the first thanksgiving? >> oh, god. is this one of those quiz shows that make you look dumb? jesse: no. >> white people. [laughter] jesse: who were these white people? what were they called? >> the pil -- >> pill grahams came to america, americans fed them, welcomed them to our country? jesse: so the pilgrims dined with the americans. >> yes. jesse: the american people. >> yes? >> the indians and the pilgrims got together -- jesse: you can't say indians, that's offensive. >> native americans got together with the pilgrims, and they had a big, giant feast. jesse: what do you think was on the menu at the first

thanksgiving? >> perhaps some sort of local vegetable and maybe meat. turkey? i don't know. buffalo? chicken? i have no idea. >> maybe wild turkeys, pheasants -- jesse: wild turkey like the drink? >> no. that probably would have made the dinner a whole lot better though. maybe, like, beets or cranberries or to something. >> i doubt they had stuffing. jesse: what about for dessert? >> maybe they roasted ab apple or -- an apple or two. [laughter] jesse: what country did the pilgrims come from? >> oh, god, now you're pushing it. it's been a long time since i've been in grammar school. >> europe? jesse: europe's not a country. >> sweden? [laughter] >> italy, spain? jesse: somewhere around there. >> israel? interest jest israel? >> no.

jesse: not israel. the pilgrims were not jewish. [laughter] and why did the pilgrims come here? >> spread their empire. >> new land, gold. [laughter] jesse: they were from the united kingdom, escaping religious persecution. jesse: what year did the pilgrims get here? >> 1800? >> 19th? >> 1700 something. >> 1600. jesse: you're on fire. when the pilgrims got here, where did they land? >> [inaudible] >> virginia? >> new york? >> i have no idea. >> plymouth rock. jesse: yes! and where is plymouth rock? >> in massachusetts. jesse: you are incredible. >> i am smart. jesse: how'd the pilgrims get here? >> boat. jesse: what was the name of the boat? what was the name of the boat? >> plymouth? rock? [laughter] >> the nina, the pin that? >> santa maria?

i have nod idea. jesse: that was columbus. >> yeah. okay, well, i was wrong. jesse: the may -- >> mayflower. jesse: yes! what are you thankful for on thanksgiving? >> i'm thankful for just making a fool of myself. [laughter] jesse: do you know who i am? >> no. who the hell are you? jesse: i'm watters -- >> right, watters? >> and this is my world. >> nah. jesse: joining me now, the party bros, chad kroger and j.t. farr. what's up, fellas? how you guys doing? >> what up, dude? >> i just want to say i'm truly honored to see you in human form. jesse: i know. this is the first time we're meeting in the flesh. there we go. all right? there it is, all right? so you guys around the thanksgiving table with friends and family, are there a lot of political discussions? is anybody throwing mashed potatoes? how does it go down for you guys

on that very special day? >> for me, it's a lot of bonding. we talk about my issues, we talk about the statute, paul walker. rents are on board, so -- yeah. finish. jesse: yeah. you've got to keep the refs onboard with the program. >> my family's diverse in other ways, some people are body borders, some people are surfers, but we find common ground at the table to just dig in and, you know, feel good. jesse: it's about the waves and the gravy, right, brother? >> i have older brothers, and they -- they always get a 40 for me to drink, like, in front of the family. jesse: okay. just like the pilgrims did. >> for sure. for sure. jesse: always liked to throw back a 40 on thanksgiving. one of the things i'm thankful for is the party bros. i mean, they brought a lot of love and a lot of laughter to "watters' world". what are you two dudes thankful for on this holiday weekend?

>> i'm thankful for our dogs, you know? reggie, trevor, ass clown -- jesse: his name's ass clown? >> yeah. he gets after it though, dude. [laughter] and i'm grateful for dunn con's dodge caravan, grateful for -- >> should we give a shout out to trevor, he just got promoted at ron jon's -- jesse: and it's being saved because of you. >> the thing is it's not all the way saved yet. it's come to our attention that the coral is still in trouble, so we've reached out to bring extra awareness, so we bleached our domes, and now we bleached our eyebrows. i can't see my eyebrows, but you can, america, so fix it, because we're running out of places to bleach. jesse: i think we all know what you're talking about.

and your flow is looking good. again, very thankful for the boys to be in "watters' world". guys, stick around. we're going to have a little tailgate cookoff in a second. >> for sure. >> just, america, think about how the disappearance of my e-brows is like the disappearance of the coral if you don't bleach. jesse: ponder that, america. all right? it's tailgate time when we come right back. >> what's up? tailgate! ♪ ♪ this isn't just any moving day.

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at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. ♪ ♪ jesse: all right. navy/notre dame tailgate. billy, what's the word on the street out here? >> word on the street is tailgate. sbbcu, we've got our tailgate, a ton of navy fans, and we're here to have a good time. >> what have we got here? >> we've got our sister restaurant, miss b's, chef can tell you about that. we've got some tacos over there. but we're here to have a good time, for sure. jesse: what's the chef's name? >> my name is chef quinton

austin. jesse: what are we looking at here? this looks delicious. >> our barbecue rib made with a blackberry che point lay barbecue -- chipotle barbecue sauce. we have our jerk chicken and also our chipotle rub steak right here. jesse: wow. now, you say it takes a little time. >> a little time and effort. jesse: what in temples of time? >> basically, probably about 3-4 hours. jesse: 3-4 hours? >> to kind of get them exactly how i want them and then another 30 minutes on the grill. jesse: all right. i'm going to try one of these guys. >> be my guest. jesse: let's see how they are. oh, my god. oh, man. hey, listen, texas, north carolina, nashville, memphis, kansas city, i don't know about this guy. you've got some competition over here. all right. tell me a little bit about tailgate vibes. happy to be here? >> oh, yeah. we've got about 250 fans, navy fans, big, big presence.

a lot of people traveling from all around the world. we are world famous, man. jesse: what are you thankful for in a moment like this? >> a moment like this? just all the people. our fans of the bar, i mean, but the fans of the navy. we just love our people. that's it, man. jesse: we love the barbecue. i'm going to throw it over to tommy. >> all right. now, you might like ribs, but if you're in california, you have to eat tacos. so i've got some people competing to make tacos, and i think kaia might win because she's going for the guac. our congressman probably knows that too. >> there's guac underneath, but you've really got to get the tomato flavor to make it work. the important thing though is that people have been standing in line waiting for these tacos. you know what? diamond and silk though, they're getting ready to go. they're loading it with the meat. we're not vegans here, we're not vegetarians finish. >> we love meat. we love meat. yes, we do.

>> do you think donald trump would like one of your tacos? >> i think that he would, because i'm making it with chicken, and he love kfc. i think he'd love it. >> donald trump, from san diego, we're thankful for you, thankful for taco, for guac and for california. be right back. be right back.

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