are pretty pro palestine but look at broad base of the democratic party, this is a party that supports israel and it's our only democracy in the middle east and of course biden has a longterm relationship with bb netanyahu and he's trying to push back against this pro palestinian tide. >> interesting, even the state department spokesperson today issue ago warning to the media not to jump to conclusions in the wake of the hospital blast. thank you so much for joining us on all of that. by the way, chad pergram reporting on the drama over the house speaker and congressman mike law herrera thinks they should bring kevin mccarthy back and word that jim jordan might want to take this other vote later tonight. that would be a lot with the president's address. thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith and the five starts right now. greg: i'm greg gut field and

judge jeanine pirro, jesse watters, shannon bream and this is the five. president biden to give an address three hours from now in the wars of israel and ukraine and the stablings could not be higher. israeli defense minister telling ground troops to prepare to invade and they'd soon see gaza from the inside. prime minister benjamin netanyahu out on the front lines to rally his troops. >> we're going to win full force. the entire people of israel is standing behind you and we will give the blow to enemies to get to victory. greg: middle east continues to be a powder keg and they blame israel for the hospital blast and so bad that the state department is issuing a worldwide caution travel alert for americans don't worry, joe biden says he's going to settle

all the chaos and president boasting his trip to ziti rielle real is a big success and making awkward gaffes about hamas missiles. >> i came to get something done, i got it done. i got to israel and also suggest that >> i'm not suggesting that hamas deliberately did it either. you've got to learn to shoot straight. it's not the first time hamas has wanted something that's functioning. >> biden is also facing brand new questions that were 1,030,000,000 in humanitarian assistance for gaza. senator rick scott says you can bet it will all end up in the hands of hamas terrorists.

>> you're not. you're not helping them. you're helping hamas and palestinian authority. you're giving money to help hamas to go kill more babies and destroy more babies and destroy more families. that's exactly what you're doing. >> all right, jesse, biden says they've got to learn to shoot straight. does he understand really what that meant that if they were shooting straight and they'd kill more people? or is this just -- >> it's a colloquial. tonight he has to make it relevant to us. is he going to do an oval office address and ask for money? how does this relate to energy price s? the supply chain? is he going to bring up the fact

the border is insecure? no, he's going to ask for money and say we have to take an otoxies and terrorism and america is the leader of the free world ragaini ragaini ragaini. the american people aren't in that mood for a speech. he'll probably get the money but he has to put it in the context of why is this important to us and this is noted a good venue for him and most venues are not good for him. when he went into the back with the press on air force one, that was probably the worst i'd seen anymore a long time. i shouldn't expect much and the american people shouldn't expect much tonight.

it's an odd request to take prime time, not talking about my show, talking about network prime time realize to ask for money. doesn't make sense and feels forced. we'll listen. see what he says. >> judge, about the age. should he write duped on the aid packages because that'll be a forceful message? >> that'll scare ma hah mas. my thoughts on what he may say are ally l more focused on the war. i don't want israel to be used as a reason to give ukraine more money. we've given them 113 billion, last week we gave them another 200 million. now he's talking about 100 million, 60 for ukraine, 40 for israel. he gave 100 million for gaza, for the palestinians. i don't want israel to be responsible to make sure that that food and that aid goes to the palestinians because hamas is the one who's in charge. i don't want joe biden telling israel how to fight this war and when they should fight and when

they shouldn't. given the fact we're now on the verge of a multi-front war, we know now that hezbollah is flexing its muscles and israelis and arabs and the west bank are getting energized also. biden because of what has happened must prove to the world tonight that it was not israel that threw a bomb at a hospital. i want to ask you, greg, have you seen a bombed out hospital? has anyone at this table seen it? anyone seen a bag of 500 palestinian body bags, 00? even now they're saying between 10 and 50. all right, there's no bomb prater. i talked about this yesterday. the fuel that caused the fire is in a parking lot next to a courtyard next to a hospital. and yet the world is ready to go on fire to believe a lie that joe biden could put the truth to it immediately. and israel is a victim here, not

hamas. so i want the i want him to call out iran and i want those hostages back and today the state department issued a worldwide travel alert to americans. i want joe biden to ash travel alert to the world. none of you are coming here anymore. we're done with everybody. i want him to take the fbi off the cath libs, parents and political enemies. i want him in the chat rooms and online, i want them to find the threats to americans they missed with the boston bomber, san bernadino, the pulse nightclub, and i want the world to respect us again. >> there you go. so, shannon, what do you expect to hear or like to hear? >> i think he'll have to be brutally honest with the american people about what's going on. hearing in afternoon, axios is reporting that artillery shells

that were going to ukraine have to go to israelis because they desperately need them. there's think tanks on how far we're depleting the armaments and ammo and all that stuff. could take 20-30 years to restock that. we have the taiwan situation and taiwan ordered multi-of millions of things from us. we can't clever and we're not doing it. the president has been out there saying we can handle things on multiple projects and do multiple things at one time. but the fact is we don't have unlimited resources. there's going to be difficult choices and as early as this afternoon seeing in transfer to ukraine instead of israel, he has to level with the american people to trust he's being honest. >> all right, jessica, what do you think he's going to say and what would you like to say? >> he's going to disappoint judge pirro. these are all things that are

relevant but not particularly to this moment. i would like it to be actually quite narrow in terms of what's going on with the october 7 israel war. and then what the implications are to america, to your point, jesse. why should we care? he has the american people behind him and look at support for israel, it's through the roof except with younger voters. so people 25 and under and we've talked a lot about how that's kind of exploding online and proliferating so much disinformation about what has happened here. but he has to make it relevant and explain why this money is deserved, how it protects our interests. that we have one ally in the -- one true ally in the middle east. we can make friends with saudi arabia as it pleases and do deal withs them, but it's israel for us. enormously strong message to the world by going there and it's the second war zone that a man who i hear can't find his own pants was able to visit. then he gets on a plane and does

three or four hours with the press and he doesn't usually do that and maybe he was low energy and spent time to talk to them and listen to all their questions and then comes back and does an oval address. something that's incredibly important that i'm sure he will use to be able to make his ways to the american people and he's defied expectations on every single front. israelis are thrilled and netanyahu said he couldn't have a better partner and talking about republican and democratic administrations. in terms of the gaza aid, 100 million is a lot of money but you have to consider the fact that the un made it clear that israel has now committed war crimes and that's going on in gaza and they say that hamas committed war crimes on the israel side and now if you let 2 million people sans the ones that already died, 1500 gazans have passed away from this, if you don't even make the effort to try and get humanitarian aid to them, then joe biden becomes

a president that oversaw war crimes. so he has to message that and what the idf, what the ziti rail lees do with that message and he had to signal to the american people and world that he cares about all innocent humans on both sides of this. >> i think his message could be extremely simple. if i were president and some say i already am, you'd have to bring clarity in the situation and we're dealing with the here and now and not history. you can't change history and the passion of the coeds comes off so it yacht ick. it's a game with no end and reason for that. if he's watching and he probably is and loves the five, repeat

after me, we're dealing with now and not history, the attack on october 7. that is here, that is now. deal with it. israel is dealing with it and we're right behind them. that's all you have to say. >> it's going to be quick. >> i'll be at dinner at 8:03. >> nancy pelosi and other top democrats are refusing co-call out radical rashida tlaib's idiotics for the gaza hospital t blast. seemed like the thing to do. but he was getting picky, and we started noticing some allergy symptoms. we heard about the farmer's dog and it was a complete transformation. his allergies were going away and he just had amazing energy. it's a no-brainer that remi should have the best nutritious and delicious food possible. i'm investing in my dog's health and happiness. ♪ get started at longlivedogs.com

>> shannon: congresswoman rashida tlaib become ago major head ached for the democratic party and hakeem jeffreys and others have denied condemning them even though a u.s. initial

intelligence says israel is not responsible for the hospitals. >> there's two colleagues with tweets up saying hamas is responsible for the hospital attacks in gaza. should they delete these tweets? >> i've been very clear in my position standing mind israel as it relates to it is right to defend herself against the brutal terrorism of hamas. >> should they delete the tweet s? >> without condemnation, seems tlaib is as bold as ever. she's openly railing against her pro israel colleagues. >> i'm going to be real with you all, my colleagues, many of them, i usually don't talk smack about them. no, i'm usually consider rate because i don't -- con sid ratee because i don't like them policing me so i don't police them. as a member of united states congress and an american, i'm ashamed they're saying not yet,

maybe next week. >> shannon: congresswoman ilhan omar is backtrack ago bit after blaming press reports for spreading false information. judge, i feel like you might be a little fired up about this. just a hunch i have. is it fair to question leadership about this? i mean, this happens on the gop side. you've got people out there saying, doing controversial things does the leadership have to own and clarify everything for those people? >> jeanine: yeah, the american people want that and the truth is for hakeem jeffreys to say, well, i don't know exactly what the tweet said therefore he's not going to criticize. of course he knows exactly what the tweet said. you know, the democrats are very good at this. they're very tribal. they line up together. as it relates to rashida tlaib, the woman loves to hog the microphone unless somebody asks her about israeli children being beheaded or burned alive and she runs down the halls of the

capitol. i think that this is something that is very emotional for a lot of people. the truth is the most important part of all of this. you know, the press has not helped in a lot of the world. in the a block, they're just promoting this lie so everybody gets to go to their corners and just spew whatever they want. but i think that pelosi and jeffries, you'll recall ilhan omar in 2019 did the whole thing about the benjamins and anti-semitic stuff and nancy pelosi came in in 2019 defending her saying something like she's got a different experience in the use of words and we'll keep her on the foreign relations committee and she thinks and speaks differently. i think that leaders refusing to condemn what they know is not the truth shows they shouldn't be leaders. >> shannon: well, jessica, there's been a number of people in her own party have come out like no, no, this is not for us.

we're not going there. >> jessica: tout to what the judge was doing in 2019, she was defending her and called her out first and had her delete the tweet and others told her to delete and called her out. jews arenot quiet about this thing. there's no love lost between ilhan omar and rashida tlaib and ayanna presley sometimes. the "quad leader" aoc has been better a little bit. the fetterman statement was perfect and how do you take the word of hamas over our democratic ally? rashida tlaib is just out over her skis with this one. i think it will backfire on her and you're even seeing r row canna, a very liberal congressman from california had

someone resigned from his team because he refused to sign tlaib's ceasefire proposal and said this guy was a great member of the team. seems like it's not a good fit if those are your politics, they're not my politics. >> shannon: jesse, it was a very clarifying event when it comes to college campuses and statements from administrators and all kinds of things. >> jeanine: pelosi called her aside and said you have to knock that down. >>jesse: she got booted and centured. this time at least she learned a lesson because she pulled back her statement on social media. tlaib is a clint animal. she's palestinian american, she's muslim american, she represents a large muslim community in her district.

she planted a palestinian flag outside of her office. this is very emotional for her, and she's connected but it doesn't give her the right to lie. or to push hamas propaganda. jeffries has to deliver the message. pelosi is not going to do it. he's the top dog and he has to stake her aside and tell her to knock it off. he's not going to be able to do it. he doesn't have the chops. he's new at this. doesn't have the seniority or stature, and she's radicalized. you can see it in her eyes. she's radicalized and she's almost crying. i don't think you'll be able to stop this run away train. i think she's going to do permanent damage to the democrat caucus, and her colleagues are going to be upset, democrat donors are going to be upset. there's a hamas problem in the house. >> shannon: well, greg, as the democrat leadership, do you write her off as she's off doing her own thing.

she doesn't speak for us and recognize she has her own experience. >> greg: i don't think it's a party matter at this point. permission to go off on a tangent. some say she holds no sway over the party. it's not the party that steers the culture. culture steers the party, politics is downstream from culture, unfortunately the democratic party are bystanders to a destructive movement that they themselves encouraged. democrats didn't riot or loot either, but the mindsets of oppression that has infected our culture has been egged on by that party. that's where tlaib does damage. it's not in our politics, it's actually in our entertainment, it's in our conversation and wherever we go. there's a woman in critical condition after being pushed into a moving new york city subway train in broad daylight. this is always a woman, it's not the second, third, fourth our

fifth time. defendanting liberals in new york city, there's nothing but silence. to them the real threat is mis-gendering. the silence was always there. the defense of the oppressed was always there, and it flow from the same place, which is this oppression filter. this is why you're see ago lot of liberals waking up, jewish liberals are waking up and finding themselves watching this show or watching fox because there's nowhere elsewhere sanity thrives but here. >> shannon: i mean, when i think of sanity, i think of greg gutfeld. >> greg: when i think of evil, i think of you. >> shannon: yes, that's the number one question i get asked on the street, it's true. coming up, republicans hitting joe biden as most pro iranian president and accusing his administration of appeasements. we'll discuss. if you struggle. ♪ and struggle. ♪ and struggle with cpap.

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threat to america. may might have orchestrated the hamas terrorist attack on israel and iran-backed hezbollah said it's stronger than before. pentagon shot down three missiles shot from yemen, which is where iran funds a proxy terrorist group. despite all that, biden didn't menace iran in his address in israel. republican senators say his weakness needs to end now. >> it is perplexing why this administration refuses to issue a formal decision to freeze the $6 billion. >> biden's ransom payment to the iranians shows you where his true colors are. >> joe biden is the most pro iranian president we've ever had. >> great satan is not the united states or israel, it's iran. >>jesse: going soft on iran has been part of the democratic play book going back decades,

our very own greg gutfeld laying out the history. >> greg: back in '79, president jimmy carter took american credibility into bud light territory when iran seized 52 american diplomats. it took over a year for america to respond, which we finally did by elected ronald reagan. barack obama was convinced he could make a difference. thought iran could be brought around from a fascist theocracy to a friendly nation and if we could get that pesky nuclear deal done. biden offers billions to iran and hamas seizes more american hostages afterwards. like stares, speed bumps and sandbags, biden never saw it coming. >>jesse: greg, you're not into partisan politics. >> greg: not at all. >>jesse: we're in election season, do you think the republican party or donald trump or any of these guys has made the connection from joe biden's policies to what we've seen happen in israel? >> greg: i wasn't listening.

>>jesse: i'm sorry. >> greg: i was lost in the blue eyes. we talk about the $6 billion, but that's nothing compared to the money that iran is making now under joe's watch. that's the real gravy train. he was clearly way better off and far richer now with joe compared t letters u -s stands for you suckers. like blm, they swindle you proxs with israel and with the united states. the biden administration is

funding the number one sponsor of terrorism in the world. it is that simple. all right. if we keep talking about the $6 billion and we ought to claw back or i keep talking about it anyway, that's the least of it. they've made at least $50 billion since biden became president. they're selling their oil on the world market and biden said we're pleopodsing sanctions. great -- imposed sanctions, great, joe, but you're in the enforcing sanctions and the news is they identified 11 people to put sanctions on. just last month, biden and yellen gave iran $3.5 billion as part of an international monetary fund that was last month. let's not kid each other. this is appeasement that's gotten us here appeasements in '79. the bottom line is joe biden is afraid of iran. he's so afraid of them, he's in a corner afraid to even mention their name.

if you don't enforce sanctions, they're high fiving each other saying they're wooses out there. that's what i meant to say. >>jesse: jessica, what is the biden policy on iran? >> jessica: it would be better if the iran nuclear deal was back in place and all the allies in the west was supportive of to have national atomic -- >>jesse: why can't they debt it done? if you're saying everyone wants it. system of articulation >> jessica: we pulled in and out 2018 and donald trump did that and said we're not getting anywhere and we were able to go in and see what was going on in the enrichment facilities and he opted for sanctions instead. >>jesse: athe iranians don't want it? >> jessica: right, relaxing of other sanctions and tradeoff for them. >>jesse: that's not the way that it went down.

>> jeanine: what about the fact they wouldn't allow us to monitor what they were doing. >>jesse: iran is stronger than ever now and they're richer and stronger than ever and they weren't like that under donald trump. that's a fact. >> jessica: donald trump of hezbollah is very smart and i like how you pushed on that this weekend, shannon. >>jesse: donald trump as soleimani doesn't even breathe anymore. >> jessica: and bb let us down. >>jesse: attacks like this under donald trump. >> jessica: i love this game. >> jeanine: outpouring of treats. >> jessica: it was live. general pat ryan who was the ppentagon spokesperson was realy good today. >>jesse: i like him. >> jessica: ended show. the they're comes at him and i've read that and seen this. he said don't conflate media report withs the level of information that we have.

there's this assumption and i get it, we're paid to this this. we show up to work and we get the topics and this is what we'll talk about and we have to prepare ourselves, but we'll never know as much as the idf knows. we'll never know as much as u.s. intention agencies know and reiterated again they are not in a place to say that iran was directly behind this. complicit, yes. a huge problem, yes. but not behind this. i think that people need to start paying attention to that instead of just -- >> jeanine: you don't think iran was behind this? >> jessica: i think they were complicit. >>jesse: we can't take anything the intelligence community says at their record. >> shannon: there were direct meetings in beirut and planning this and fen you don't buy that, streams of aid and other, you know, things have flowed into iran that gives 100 million a year to known terrorist groups. one of the analysis about this is we have lifted sanctions and

biden administration has in exchange for the promise they're not going to enrich weapons-grade arraign yum and most are skeptical about believing iran complete the catch that and capped at 775,00n oil going to china and some estimates up to 2.2 million a day that . equates to about $25 billion into their coffers and by one estimate, this administration has done a lot to make sure that they are financially more stable. >>jesse: iranians and cartels, only two people thriving under bidenomics, jessica. too bad we have to go to break. joe biden to finally talk about his border crisis as more potential terrorists get caught trying to cross. people tell me they'd love to buy gold. but because it's gold - they think it must be complicated. it isn't. not with rosland capital. with rosland... the entire process from start to finish is built on one concept... one... keep... it...

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happening here on american soil. according to reports, some of the $100 billion he's requesting from congress will go to the u.s. mexico border, but that money will be split among other priorities like israel, ukraine, and taiwan. that comes as many potential terrorists are slipping past the open border. u.s. customs confirming that a fourth iranian special interest alien was apprehended this month in eagle pass, texas. all right, jesse, in the first 17 days of this physical year of more than 108,000 migrants encounters in the southwest border and they released over 85,000 of them. is this the biggest national security issue we face? >>jesse: don't make me do math on live tv, judge. it is, and i want to know what this money was going to do with the border. they're always talking about

high-tech you watch them walk across? doesn't mean anything. what does it matter if you spend extra money on the border if an iranian is going to cross and joe biden's border patrol gives him a court date in 2029 to show up? it doesn't make a damn difference. >> jeanine: shannon, once they get a court date, people argue they're here lily because they have a court date. the more important question is the state department today issued an alert for all americans abroad for potential terrorist attacks. how do we get to the point where it's the u.s. citizens now who have to watch their back? >> shannon: well, at home or abroad because in fiscal year for last year ending, it was the highest number ever, a record number of people who came to the border that were encounter who had were on some type of terror watch list and they were a family member and an associate was and the ones that we know

about. who knows with the got aways. we don't know. our polling for fox news and republicans and americans were asked about the southern border and 48% said it is an emergency and almost half and almost 37% said it's a major problem. to do the mouth and i keep it simple, 85% of americans said it's a major problem or an emergency so i don't know how much the president will talk about this tonight. i don't know. it's a terrible topic for him. he's way upside down because of ratings on handling the border. >>jesse: greg, $100 billion, 67% going to ukraine, israel, taiwan and our border. why do we get the crumbs >> greg: seems ukraine's border is more important. meanwhile the media and axios trying to deny our own eyeballs like calling the most basic reporting pointing a camera at the border and seeing thousands of young men cross and saying that's fake news. apparently the problem here is they have their own assumptions they've redefined as facts

because they're held hostage in their own bubble and it's almost impossible to fight that because they can't change their mind and it's a sunk cost of their own beliefs, and aside from that, you have to -- it's sad to say, i think they're already here. we saw the socio path celebrating a massacre in the cities and these protests and people being radicalized and don't have to come from another country and they're not mexicans or venezuelans. >> jeanine: jessica, axios report that greg is talking about claims the board service connected a myth started by conservatives and how do you explain the 1.6 million got aways? >> jessica: i've never bought into that kind of talk about it. you can obviously see certain things and we know it's not a myth. we can also acknowledge that things that were going to build and happen like all the caravans coming over and didn't end up panning out the way a lot of

people in the republican party told us they would. you don't have to say it's a myth. then they're all coming and they're all -- >>jesse: that's a big caravan. >> jessica: we know from midterm election results that was a big bomb in terms of republican messaging. ran on crime and caravans coming showed footage constantly of it and people turned out and voted for democrats. >> jeanine: it was a dobbs decision. up next. >> jessica: i'm not done. hard walk and everyone wanted him to do that now and it's happening and there was money that was appropriated and has to spend it et cetera. take the w and take it on the wall and hope that there's positive change.

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>> for me, they don't represent a black lives matter. they don't care.

jowski this thing is just pulling the mask off a lot of different places, people and institutions. you realize the truth about black lives matter. the truth about msnbc and the squad and not even about anti-semitism. i put this this way, it's about civilization and monsters. if you're siding with monsters. there's something deeply wrong with you and you need to see a shrink. everybody else is on the side of the people and i think this will actually -- this will help the country in a bit of a way. moving forward. seeing the truth about people. >> jeanine: you know, the other day i said i see this as a turning point, i really do. when you've got the head of

corporations saying we're not going to take you if you say, you know, that israel deserved it or whatever. i really and agree with you, jesse, on that. by the way, the woman who just spoke, she speaks about the fact that there are black jews living in israel from ethiopia that were killed by hamas. you know, black lives matter, the montra was i can't breathe yet there's literally israeli children burned to death and strangled and beheaded. yesterday they can't find a moment to cry for them. >> jessica: greg, eric adams' very moving speech from last week, october 10, he mentioned, which i think should be more of a topic of conversation, that the jewish fight is the black's fight. the same that we march side by side with blacks in the 60s. andit's time to show up for them and adl about supporting asians

and jews show up and where is everybody at this moment? >> greg: sadly that is a rare opinion these days. a lot has changed. first, with blm, if you want the truth, just follow the money. it went straight into their pockets. mansions and trips, cushy stipends and loans to relatives. there's no silver lining to the event all though it has exposed this large mosaic that's infected our culture. we talk about the politics, we talk about entertainers and talk about, what are we talking about here? i forget. our culture has bin infected by oppression felter, and it's everywhere. what blm was able to do was show it could be monetized. all that money, most of it came from white liberals. maybe they should have filed a class action suit and get it back. >> shannon: yeah, i want to echo and people go back and watch the eric adams speech and it was moving and march with us and we stand with you and we're in this fight together. we'll never let you down.

people wounded at that moment and it was a beautiful thing to see. >> greg: jews are viewed as white. that doesn't work. sorry guys. >> jeanine: yeah, but they've been trying to kill them since the beginning of time. >> jessica: my jewish facee th >> jessica: my jewish facee th will say one more thing is up next. and helps prevent asthma attacks. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your doctor. tell your doctor if your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. get back to better breathing. ask your doctor about fasenra.

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♪ >> greg: omg it's omt. judge? >> judge jeanine: i have great news. you may have heard about this, but i have finally made the decision to adopt snicker doodle. snicker doodle is half bern knees mountain dog and half poodle. she is spectacular. she is only five or six months. we're not sure. she is a rescue. as you can see, she loves me and i am so excited. the poodles are not in the picture because they are not quite sure about her. they are very jealous. and but it doesn't matter. snicker doodle is a now an

official snicker doodle. >> and jesse and i are related by dog now. because he has snicker doodle's sister, right, jesse? >> jesse: related by dog among other things. greg's coolless katniss. cats are incredibly stupid tarantula. look at t in this went on four days. this is in chile, the cat has no idea he could die at any moment. see? there you go. there is probably a lesson in there, i'm too lazy to come up with one. shannon? >> shannon: jane miller and her family were out on a boat in

hawaii. they saw something they thought was a log and then they thought it was a dog. turns out it was a pig. a mile away from land. they can't figure out how this little thing got out there. they felt bad for him. they took him to the sandbar get away. he just wanted to sleep. >> where was this? >> shannon: off the coast of hawaii. he just wanted to sleep. he was so exhausted. then they took him back to a nice area. >> jessica: that's great is a wrong. >> shannon: nothing but the best. >> greg: jessica? >> jessica: thank god we have time for me. carolina reaper as the grown in south carolina, it took 10 years to perfect. the crasht says the burning sensation from eating it last three and a half hours. >> greg: see a doctor if it goes to four hours. [laughter] >> greg: thank you for watching. we will see you tomorrow. >> bret: hello, greg. >> greg: hello, bret. >> bret: i liked the show with larry kudlow and charles payne. >>