>> and finally tonight, a "special report" absolute frgets fills my heart to see him again. and it just feels nice to feel like we picked up right where we left off. >> after two and a half years a retired dog was reignited staff sergeant peyton may, they served together for almost two years including during a nine month deployment in iraq. when may found out that he was retiring this month. he contacted american humane and adopted the 8-year-old pup just in time for thanksgiving. tomorrow on "special report," we look at how artificial intelligence is being used across the food supply chain including some dishes you might be enjoying for thanksgiving dinner. that's "special report" for tonight, i'm mike emanuel. happy thanksgiving for you all. ♪ law

>> brian: i'm brian kilmeade in for laura ingraham. "the ingraham angle" coming your way. same day we learned about another man getting arrested for threatening to kill president trump with a record by the way. we also learned about his team being targeted, a lot of them. the fbi is investigating after nearly a dozen trump cabinet nominees. other nominees including john jn ratcliffe, congresswoman elise stefanik. brooke rollins and someone you know quite well, pete hegseth defense secretary nominee. they are all being targeted. all victims with the trump team is calling unamerican threats to their lives. this ranged from swatting, to bomb threats, serious stuff. like with stefanik and trump's epa nominee lee zeldin dinel received. zeldin tblot on x a pipe bomb threat starting me and my family at our home today was second with a pro-palestinian themed message -- is he jewish by the way -- my family and i were not home at the time and are safe.

unfortunately, these attempts to intimidated trump's cabinet come as no surprise. after all, president-elect trump faced two assassination attempts amid an onslaught of smears from democrats, they kind of brought up the name hitler over and over again. tends to be insightful. even late in the campaign leaders of the democratic party refused to tone down the rhetoric. >> a good rule of thumb is don't say you want to do anything like hitler. but it is useful because it gives us a window into how donald trump thinks. >> donald trump is someone who i quote certainly falls into the general definition of fascist. who, in fact, vowed to be a dictator on day one. >> he is a genuine threat to our democracy. that's not hyperbole. that is a god's truth. and, folks, it's not just him. it's the people who are around him. >> brian: yeah, the people around them. those words carry sinister weight in light of today's

threats. the trump team will not cower. >> i'm not going to be intimidated by these people. they are not going to silence me. look, i'm going to do this job. i'm going to do this job because it's an issue of national security. so, you are not going to shut me up. i'm not going away. and i'm going to do this job. >> brian: they all feel the same way. joining us now to expand on this, byron york, chief political correspondent for "the washington examiner," fox news contributor. and rich staropoli, former secret service agent. rich, can i start with you? how serious do you take this? >> certainly. i take it very seriously. but i think a big question is how seriously is the fbi going to take this? >> brian: what do you mean? >> you think about it, look at what the fbi has done and how politically compromised the bureau has been and shown themselves to be. the last big thing they did was show up with multiple swat teams at mar-a-lago working for the biden crime family, right? executing a warrant in an empty house acting on intelligence

that they got from the secret service, another politically compromised agency. to do what? to retrieve documents? which leads me to ask is the fbi going to investigate this? i don't think the fbi is going to do a damn thing about this. they are perfectly happy as is the entire biden crime family and this administration to do anything they can do to embarrass president trump and continue to influence not just the nominees but anyone who potentially may become a nominee. >> brian: byron, when it comes to the families, that's the key. a lot of these politicians nominees have thick skin because maybe they are used to be yelled at going into a diner or car. the families must be saying to themselves what are we getting into. >> i'm sure they are. the first thing you have to do in a situation like this where we know very little is to know that sometimes the actual suspects the answers can be surprising. we don't know who it is. but, you know, today is novembe. it was a month ago today north

trump madison square garden rally happened and the days before and after that, we heard an enormous amount of talk about trump being hitler and fascist and autocrat and the rally being a replay. reenactment of the 1935 we heard it was a festival of hate against puerto ricans and all of this stuff. in rhetoric does have effects on people. there are lots of unbalanced individuals who hear things like this. maybe history is repeating itself. this rhetoric does have effects. we have senile two at least assassination attempts on donald trump himself. >> i wouldn't be surp surprisedf rhetoric. >> brian: a felon picked up in

arizona lied about record and background. he made it clear he wants to assassinate president-elect trump. it was known in the summer. you broad up the fbi and deputy director andy mccabe went from defamed to a contract at a another network high ranking agent said this about the myriad of threats. common aspect of life for anyone who is in a high profile or remotely controversial position. it's been going on for years. >> so, rich, your response to him down playing these threats? >> ridiculous, what are we supposed to do people roaming the new york city subways throwing people off the platform in front of oncoming trains.

what is the fbi throwing in the towel here? not going to do anything? that's a terrible statement to be made by a senior ranking leader although former senior ranking leader of the fbi. it's horrible. >> different what i'm encouraged by? i think both sides since the election have really simmered off a little -- simmered down a little bit. the white house likes helps the country relax helps thanksgiving a little do. you see people being somewhat aware. >> i think what you are say something true about the general public and certainly as far as the resistance is concerned, the most virulent anti-trump parts. we have seen them somewhat quiet since the election. pat of resistance or what. on the other hand, the unstable

individuals, unbalanced individuals who are hearing this stuff, it is a real threat, here you have got a group of at least half a dozen cabinet secretary designates and they are getting threatened here? i mean, i think this is really evidence of a higher level of sensitivity in this transition than in previous ones. >> brian: yeah. there just is not enough secret service to go around to respond to stefanik's needs, lee zeldin's needs and 17 cabinet members and all still nominees and this is before it gets heated when they start testifying in front of the senate. certainly it's going to get personal. we have seen this before. thanks so much, guys, have a fantastic thanksgiving. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> brian: meanwhile, straight ahead, trump is more. >> brian: you are welcome. more poor larr than ever and kamala. the vice president, she is trying her best to stay relevant. >> what we did in 107 days was

unprecedented think about the collcoalition we built. best movements are about progress in our country mean that its leaders that you, that we are dedicated dedicated to a coalition. a coalition where we bring people together. >> brian: i mean, does she -- does she ever sound authentic? well she did help bring a coalition together. unfortunately for her it was the trump team that was brought together as well as her supporters. she had a terrible record. she had a lack of coherent policy, any of them. heavily scripted as you just saw. that was written down. and her appearances drove undecided voters to the right. right into donald trump's arms. >> recycled versions of her worst hits. >> i just have to remind you don't you ever let anybody take your power from you. you have the same power that you

did before november 5th. you have the same purpose that you did and you have the same ability to engage and inspire, so don't ever let anybody or any circumstance take your power from you. >> brian: enough to idea what she is referring. to say you lost an election. who lost power? you lost power. your voters are out of luke one thing you didn't hear from kamala her taking responsibility for the loss. officials who work for the campaign. they blew through, get, this and they are proud of it, $1.5 billion with not a care in the world and her aides shrug it off. hey, that's just the way the cookie crumbles. >> everything of course, you know, you can look at did we get the best deal here? this was quite costly here. it's quite expensive. at the end of the day though, i think the -- you know, if you

look at the spend we h majority of the money we spent, it was to reach voters. >> brian: oh, really? so that makes it good. >> at least one of her senior advisers david plouffe with the best reputation on the team was hospital enough to admit they were never in good shape. >> i think it surprised people because there were these public polls that came out in late september or early october shows with leads we never saw. >> brian: really? of course there is one problem with david plouffe being hospital now. look what he said in october about the campaign and the polling. >> i think our data is consistent with the public data is this is a close race in seven states. obviously a campaign like ours has a lot of sophisticated days that every day. as.

we think we have an advantage. at one point he wasn't telling the truth. you make the call at home. how can anyone ever trust these people again for the next democratic i guess nominee. aspirations about running in 2028. she is off to extremely rough start. one dnc finance committee member said she was stunned by kamala's self-congratulatory actions after the dumpster fire, which was her campaign, and one huge dem mega donor, john morgan said this should be the end for her politically. >> i think this disqualifies her forever, forever. if you can't run a campaign, you can't run america. if you cannot be trusted with the money. >> brian: remember, she imploded before she got to one single caucus or primary back in 2020. money was out of control. and her staff turned on each other. is he preaching to the choir enemy cases. but, if this week's postmortem

from kamala and her staff is any indication, they will ignore all the sound advice they are getting and go right back to do what they do best. as of late, and that is losing. joining us now to expand on it, david, chairman of go pack and matt towery political analyst and pollster, matt, when was david plouffe really aware that -- i watched you talk and you were saying trump is in good shape, in good shape. they were saying no, we are in better shape. do you think they really knew they were in bad shape. >> you know, you never really know, brian, sometimes these internal polls, we don't ever get to test the internal polls. >> we get great at the public pollsters. the internal polls are done by pollsters who are not graded. >> i don't know what they were telling david or weren't telling him. what do i believe it was pretty obvious donald trump started to gain speed really after the second assassination attempt and then when j.d. vance became vice president and had great podcast trump did. trump was on fire. here's my observation. now looking back.

i don't believe any democratic candidate could have defeated donald trump. he was too strong. he had the eye of the tiger. he had a perfect campaign team that had fantastic ads and low propensity voters. i don't think any of these democrats were mentioned could have defeated donald trump in this particular year. >> brian: david, in many ways you had a opponent very well in the debate besides that ducking and dodging from substantive conversations from anyone. i watched -- i watched jennifer o'malley, jen o'malley today dillon come out and she blamed the people that asked the vice president questions. said they were too simple questions. she wasn't policy, because the reporters didn't ask good enough questions, i can't get my head around that. >> it's hard to, but let's start with that video for a second, brian. when you produce a video like she did last night and put out, and then one of the number one search results on the internet today are kamala drunk, you're

not getting the intended results that you were hoping. video was for her. here is what the democratic party. ultimately the message the vice president communicated we needed to keep the borders open. we needed to get rid of the tax cuts from a year years ago. those are all the same message you are hearing democratic governors talk about right now. and it brings. donald trump won that they're going to say i have got to find some ways to vote with donald trump. jon ossoff and mark warner two u.s. senators who are going to need to find ways to vote with donald trump as they get ready for 2026. it sets the president up for big wins in his first year. >> i just wants to see -- i want you guys to look at this with me.

and first off, what she spent her money on. and she had a lot of it. $1.5 billion reportedly spent during the 15 weeks. 10 million was spent on election eve rallies. 1 million paid to oprah. 900,000 the campaign reportedly spent to book ads at the las vegas sphere which no one saw unless you were in a plane. and they were buying ads in places like florida with two days left so people could make commissions. and we know al sharpton's in trouble, matt, because al sharpton didn't tell his company, msnbc that he got $500,000 towards his foundation before he interviewed the vice president. no wonder these things look like info commercials. >> that's the way things are these days. the standards are so different particularly if you are a democrat and if you are some of these other networks, they are going to get away with things. we are just all used to it now. i would that is when you have a

campaign catapults from nowhere very shorts period of time. i don't think they ever had a handle on where to spend the money. they gravitated towards these celebrities and these stars and the sphere and all these things that looked shiny, but they couldn't bolster the candidate with the people they really needed the vote from. and those were african-americans voters, blue collar workers, folks without batchelor degrees or higher degrees of learning. those were the people we lost and never went for those people. they went from the stars. that's how this whole thing fell apart on them. donald trump would have beaten anybody no matter what strategy it was a flawless campaign for donald trump. >> the vice president didn't do much. >> run the 2028 primary today.

clam first with 37. this person with no last name just undecided is second with 35%. then you got newsom and mayor pete. your thoughts. i know things are going to change but this is the way it is right now right after the election. >> are they going to continue to allow president obama and speaker pelosi and the celebrities of the democratic party continue picture their nominee. >> brian: if you ask me the person comes damaged out of this too is barack obama. again, is he urging everyone to know how an -- how to know how inadequate donald trump is. how bad he is for the country and ignored. he yelled at black males how dare you leave this vice president without your support and they walked away in many cases. they should start anew. but we will see. we will find out soon in 2022. if they learned anything. guys, thanks so much for your insight along the way. as we get set to wait 54 days

for a new administration to take over. meanwhile straight ahead. elon musk has his eyes on a brand new target we'll tell what you it is, next. ♪

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♪ >> brian: welcome back, billionaire elon musk is embracing a pneu new monday new moniker. >> elon musk, the new george soros of the right, let's go. you no one has done more to help progressive leaders george soros. elon musk is coming for all of them. according to "the washington post." musk told advisers shortly before the election that america pac should challenge soros d.a.s and last week on x, he highlighted six of them who are up for re-election. >> it's not safe to walk around our cities. what the hell is going on? >> george soros. yeah soros, honestly, for someone who has, you know, sort of claims to be doing good but actually he is not you know, is

he tearing down the fabric of our society. terrible i'm on thursday's. >> chess a is a boudin and gas gotten got '0% of the vote. they are changing gears. musk is coming for them. joining us now stephen miller, incoming deputy chief of staff for policy and homeland security adviser. stephen, is elon for real? is he the right answer to take on these soros placed d.a.s? >> well, this is essential rule of foundation bedrock of safety and prosperity. elon has very bravely and correctly identified this problem where you have these soros d.a.s, these soros prosecutors who are used the awesome powers they have to target political enemies, to target the opposition party. of course you have seen that weaponized ruthlessly against

president trump while at the same time letting the worst of violent offenders back on the street over and over again and, of course, shielding criminal illegal aliens and gang members from consequences whatsoever. the american people are desperate to be freed from these radical lefty prosecutors who are turning their cities into nightmares of violence. >> brian: think about this, you have alvin bragg who is letting the criminals run wild. going after danny penny who has to stand up and act like vigilante who had to stoop would be attacker and he is being tried. they are going after trump while they are letting every criminal out. re-election. see if he could be targeted next. steve i want to move on if i can to what the president did yesterday. he came out and said hey, i don't like what is happening at the border in the north or the south. 25% tariffs on canada. 25% on mexico. 10% on china because precursors

to fentanyl. right away trudeau picked under the phone and says let's work this out. went to the microphone and says i'm going to hit you back, america. something just changed truth social president-elect said this that she had this conversation. she is agreed to stop migration pick up the phone and mar-a-lago. into the u.s. effectively closing our southern border. he said we also talked about what could be done to stop the massive drug inflow and also u.s. cumtion of these drugs very productive conversation. is the president already making progress? >> making more than progress. is he already delivering historic change campaigned on months before he returns to the oval office. the last four years and, of course, for decades before that our leaders have sacrificed our people, our sovereignty, our

security let foreign nations and countries and foreign cartels have their way us us. donald trump is reestablishing the principle, the doctrine of america first, of our national sovereignty and our national security. and is he rebuilding a cooperative, collaborative relationship with mexico in which we make clear to them that we can have incredible projects and incredible future together, but you must stop the flow of illegal immigration into our country. out of the previous president, we had remain in mexico, we had the mexican military on our border, and we had massive enforcement when donald trump was in office. and, of course, joe biden let that all go away and we have seen the results. with president trump's diplomacy, we are now seeing an historic commitment from mexico to stop the invasion of over 150 different nations that transit country. this is not mexican illegal

immigration. this is illegal immigration from 150 different nations including terror hot spots and foreign adversaries and this is an example a pawmple example of why the american people sent donald trump back to the white house. so that he could defend our interest and secure our borders. >> brian: stephen, isn't it pretty amazing the difference it feels from 2016 and now here we are in 2024. it seems like people understand the world is coming to alignment almost preparing for trump instead of fighting against him. do you feel that difference? >> everyone can feel that difference waking up every morning knowing now that we have a president-elect, a soon-to-be 47th president whoever single day is thinking about how can i defend american interest? how can i protect american families? how can i secure american sovereignty? and the whole world knows it. look, every bureaucrat around the world, every foreign leader around the world. every foreign parliament around

the grorld brussels all the way to bangkok and everywhere in between understands that america once again has a leader who will put our interest first. and that includes making sure that every single country in the world is a participant in the restoration of our national sovereignty and repatriation of the criminal law breakers who don't belong here. >> brian: stephen, real quick, politico is reporting that mark zuckerberg was at mar-a-lago today meeting with president trump. can you confirm that? >> yes, that's correct. and mark zuckerberg has been very clear about his desire to be a supporter of and a participate pant in this change that we're seeing all around, all around the world with this movement that donald trump is leading. mark zuckerberg like so many business leaders understand that president trump is an agent of change, a agent of prosperity. and so business leaders, ceos, everywhere, they want to be a --

an element, a supporter a booster of making our economy prosperous, delivering for american workers, and making sure that america is the most powerful, wealthiest, freest nation on the face of the earth. so we will see what comes of that and, mark, obviously he has his own interest and he has his own company and agenda. he has made clear that he wants to support the national the natl of america under president trump's leadership. >> it's good for the president. he turned the page with some talk show host on another channel and he might be maybe getting over zucker bucks impacted the 2020 election in those very -- in the battleground areas. so we will see what happens. stephen, thanks for confirming that i appreciate it. i will talk to you again soon and congratulations on the new job. >> thanks, brian. we will be talking a lot. thank you. >> brian: it will be great. misery descrons have been spotted flying over multiple

military bases in the u.k. this happened what happened throughout the last week. jeff paul is in our west coast newsroom right now. jeff? >> yeah, brian, sounds like not run-of-the-mill drones at hobbyists would use. at the moment unclear if they present or presented a possible hostile intent. incidents are alarming. swarms of unidentified drones were spotted last week at four different u.s. military bases in the u.k. and these are bases that house f-15 and f-35 fighter jets. pentagon press secretary major general pat ryder doesn't believe the drones impacted anyone on the bases or any assets there both the u.s. and u.k. have launched investigations surrounding what happened. >> well, i won't get into force protection measures, we of course always pain taken the right to defend ourselves if we deem something to be a threat. but, again, we'll continue to work with the local post nation authorities there. >> we don't know the origin of

the drones. it is worth pointing out the incident took place just a day after ukraine used american provided long range missiles to hit targets within russian territory. brian? >> brian: the world is getting more dangerous by the day. jeff paul, thanks so much. straight ahead, some liberals are out to ruin the holidays. and they want you to join them. raymond aroyale has the details seen and unseen, next. ♪

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what do you have for us? >> they are encouraging people to politicize their holiday table. actingout as a philippines of protest against the election result they disagree with. this is yale psychiatrist, amanda calhoun. >> if you are going to a situation where you have family members, where you have close friends, who you know have voted in ways that are against you, it's completely fine to not be around those people and to tell them why. you know, to say i have a problem with the way that you voted because it went against my very livelihood and i'm not going to be around you this holiday. i need to take some space for me. >> raymond: how about going to outer space, brian. look, for a psychiatrist who knows there is an isolation and loneliness epidemic in america, to suggest that people isolate and separate from their families because of an election, i'm sorry, ideology and politics has its place. it's not at a family gathering. get together with your family

and ignore this lunatic psychiatrist i'm sorry, she is out of her mind. >> brian: if i could check in just on that. you go to all you're schooling and ph.d. and answer to when problems arise, run for the hills. don't show up uninvite people. please, where is that degree, tear it up and burn it. ray, you are not just done with -- go ahead. >> raymond: look, i have been thinking what do you do when you have people with political differences around the table? i mean, how do you deal with them? so, you know, i have been going through my list. first, whatever you do. don't drink so much that you stop making sense. and i don't mean kamala harris. i'm sure she was just overtired from all those concerts, brian. but did you see this cook county official whose dui was captured on body cam? don't do this. >> you don't need -- i'm going to help you. and you don't want that. >> you don't want that.

>> i actually do. >> okay, ma'am, do you want me to handcuff you and arrest. >> you. >> no. >> at this point you are refusing to provide me any. >> i am. >> you are? you realize that, right? >> yes. i'm an elected official. >> you what? >> i don't want any of this. >> ma'am, you were involved in an accident. you hit several cars. >> two. >> i actually do. elected official of what? >> cook county. >> raymond: i love it. she hit several cars, brian, but she is an elected official. don't follow her example. she had by the way an open bottle of wine on the floor of her car and she attacked the policeman's manhood. don't do any of that at thanksgiving, gang. >> brian: i love when you get pulled over yeah, i'm sorry, i don't want any of this. so if you would just leave. that will be great. usually doesn't work positively. i don't think we all do. >> unbelievable. that's a cautionary tale, hanging out holiday parties don't usually drink, did that is indeed the case, you have a

couple two or three buzz drive and you get yourself in trouble. don't do it. it's not worth it. ray, you are not done yet. >> i'm not done yet. i would also suggest leaving politics at home when you come to the thanksgiving table when elijah cummings con declared this a national holiday beg god forgive us for our disunity with the civil war underway. give thanks for the blessings that unite us. in wisconsin a group of disgruntled harris supporters went to lake michigan to express their indignation loudly. >> do you think you will run again in four years because i want to help her win. screams. [screaming] >> raymond: oh my gosh, nothing says thanksgiving, brian, like screaming like a lunatic to a

lake and assaulting the wildlife there. i don't know what they think this accomplishes but spitting in your family's food or shaving your head to upset dad at the dinner table. these are all stunts. stop it. love one another. it's thanksgiving for god's sake. >> brian: go back to bill maher i hate to tell you who is president is not going to effect your life. just live your life and just notice everything is going to be cheaper and the world might be safer. thanks so much, ray, have a great thanksgiving. appreciate you joining us. >> happy thanksgiving my friend. >> you got it. ahead. we got a sneak peek at the fox nation series that everybody is talking about. it's called saints. it's from martin scorsese back with some insight in just a moment. you are watching a special edition of laura ingraham's show "the angle]

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♪ >> brian: so w legendary filmmar martin scorsese teamed up for great docuseries called the saints. here is a sneak peek of sunday's episode san sebastian. ♪ >> you are a defender of rome. must reestablish.

>> i'm here to help you save yourself. i can see right through him. >> i speak in the name of the one true god! >> brian: joining us right now to expand on this series and why it is so important ashley maguire senior fellow with the catholic association. ashley, why is it so important in my mind anyway for people to understand these saints were real people? >> i think the saints have a timeless appeal. they ever extraordinary men and women of virtue, of courage, they lived heroic lives, and i think people are desperate to hear and learn more about their stories. >> brian: true. i mean, there is no doubt about it. people want to hear more about their stories. for a lot of us, me, i didn't know anything about them. you know, from john the baptist we kind of knew. do you know really joan of arc the message you get from them is

pretty strong. were you surprised that martin disorsy jumped into it like this? >> a little bit. i have to say i was pleasantly surprised. catholics are used to be mocked these days that's become the status quo. hollywood is no exception to that but it's -- from what i was able to see so far, it's clear he took care to really accurately and historically represent the saints. but i think what really stood out to me was the way that he tries to draw out their deep faith. >> brian: i understand that one of the features is on max amill colby who you named your son after that's how much he means to you and how special he was in life. >> is he an extraordinary saint. i have been to the jail cell he died in auschwitz. this is man who gave his life for a jewish stranger that he didn't know in auschwitz. that man ended up being at his canonization and, you know, he is somebody who is unfortunately more relevant today than we

would like given the rise of anti-semitism, but he is the kind of man, the kind of courageous man who actually laid down his life for another living out the actual what jesus christ calls us to do and so in naming my son after him. that's what i'm going for. >> when people get into the holidays, getting closer and closer to christmas. a perfect way to get a slice of religion and foundation again. these are people that aren't perfect but they get closer and closer to perfect by the time they reach the end of their life. ashley, thanks so much for joining us tonight and please check out the series on fox nation and do it. we have a brand new one john the baptist out this week. by the way on a separate note. i'm far from a saint but i will be on stage on february 15th in jacksonville the florida theater, history, liberty and laughs. something i do in conjunction with fox nation. there will be specials for you there. we might perhaps stream it. going to be patriotic motivational and inspirational brian kilmeade.com. coming up straight ahead on this

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>> brian: the biden white house is bragging. bragging about the cost of thanksgiving, that the prices are going down. but what they won't tell you is the prices are still 19% higher than they were when donald trump was in office. joining us now, chef and restaurant owner, andrew gruhl. andrew, a lot of talk online about feeding a family for $59. can this be done? >> maybe if you're eating and salt. and this is why people lose trust in the institutions. they're giving us information that we can just very simply verify ourselves when we buy

eggs or butter or any of these thanksgiving spreads, and we know it's not the case. it's a little absurd to be jammed by propaganda like that. but putting that aside, we know that even if trump took office tomorrow, prices aren't going to immediately drop overnight. but is revenue going to go up? revenue going up is also good for the economy, for all the small, medium, and large businesses. that puts money in everybody's pocket, and then they have more spending power. overnight, sales have gone up in restaurants across california specifically, so that is a good thing. that is a good sign. i think there are good things to come. but no more of this junk. when it comes to thanksgiving, let's touch on some of the fun stuff, the culinary pieces here. even if it's going to cost you a little more, there's tips and tricks to make your food taste

better. citruses, not very expensive. finish it with fat and salts. that's a great way to get extra flavour in there. desserts, i through some marinated grapes together that i'm going to throw on my cherry pie. a little vinegar and salt in there because that makes all the flavors pop. these are different ways you can make your food taste good without spending the extra buck. >> brian: what i think is so cool about you is you get your family involved. you have a cookbook out about getting the family involved in the process. >> when the kids cook the food, they eat the food. that's why my kids love fish and all these different kinds of meats. it's andrew gruel's family

cookbook. you can buy the family cookbook going into the holidays, but get everyone in the kitchen. food is the great unifier. that's how we're going to bring people together. >> brian: if i show up on your block on your sidewalk and i tell you i'm hungry, you're the type of guy that would let me in. and you can never go wrong when you go to the andrew gruel house. happy thanksgiving! >> talk soon. >> brian: that's it for us tonight. i've loved being in for laura. be sure to watch my show saturday night at 9 o'clock. i have jordan peterson on, and we'll be talking about ufc. thanks for watching. according to my tv guide, jesse watters is next. i'll be watching right from my studio. you can watch from your house. [♪