greg.g: you are an american hero. >> thank you. that is how i see myself. is there a question? do you want to hear about my cough? it started two days ago and it's gotten progressively worse. i've a hard time sleeping. greg: let's go to something else. >> the shutdown? do you want to talk about the walk? i'm not for the wall certainly but the thing about me is i've never been for it where as a lot of these democrats were for a physical barrier before trump started saying he was for a physical barrier. it's not what they believe and it's about them being so possessed with the idea of being against trump. they think trump is success with the wall. you have a friend who says my ex-boyfriend is so possessed with me and that's all they talk about. what do you want to get for dinner? my ex-boyfriend likes dinner to and he's so obsessed with me. you are accessed to share in. greg: she is in the green room. you're a bit unstable. >> i think public shaming is very good in a free society. greg: i hav

>> greg: yes. >> kennedy: is it cheap? >> greg: i will make you a deal.n the years. >> kennedy: is it all-wheel drive? >> greg: it's automatic. [laughter] what is all-wheel? what are you talking about? it's got power windows. >> juan: what is a fancy car, cadillac? >> kennedy: cadillac, range rover. >> greg: you will love the car. >> kennedy: i will take a porsche. >> greg: i could tell you my wife's car. it's the length of this table. kennedy, that's your car. it's the pee-wee herman car. remember? that's what it is. >> kennedy: my bike! we will have more of the "the five" new year's eve special when we return. chicken?! chicken. chicken! that's right, candace-- new chicken creations from starkist. buffalo style chicken in a pouch-- bold choice, charlie! just tear, eat... mmmmm. and go! try all of my chicken creations! chicken! if your moderate to severeor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio®, the only biologic developed and approved just fo

greg, -- >> greg: they spelled blue wrong. blew. they should be embarrassed.all that out on twitter. what were you going to ask me? >> jedediah: we are a litigious society but now you're suing over a sports result? >> greg: i am with them for a couple reasons. if they have to replay the game, what is it going to do to vegas? what about the sports books? the only thing is that they should play the game where that backhaul was. they should start to play the game there. that's what they should do. from there. how are they going to do that with all the gambling? the reason why i really like this is because l.a. doesn't even care that their team won. l.a. doesn't even know that the rams are there. they are too busy doing other things. the oscars, the lakers. >> jedediah: they have a teacher's strike. >> greg: they don't care about the rams. make them care about the rams. this will give the rams some attention and l.a. will go that's right. we have a team in the super bowl. or maybe not. >> juan: they are doing better than the charters in terms of attendance. >> gre

. >> greg: yes.> emily: what with the messaging fee for compassionate, more moderate democrats who don't agree that the human rights violations and that there is death and some type of moderate ground that includes the human rights violations being committed -- apprehended by those of the border, et cetera. >> greg: i don't want to help them out. i would say, okay. she's the democratic party's trump in the sense that she has galvanizing social media via extreme pronouncements. every morning, she gets up and says what's my "lock her up," or "build the wall." he ends up on shows like this. i think she's betraying her constituency. illegal immigration effects wages. it affects the job market of minorities. that's a stone cold fact. it is, juan. it is. >> juan: i think what's a stone cold fact is that immigration helps economic growth. >> greg: legal. >> emily: illegal, low wages and noncompliance. lack of the things people on the left. >> juan: this reminds me of mitt romney's gardeners and people on tr

>> greg: either it was bret baier or it's a lie. >> dana: he's only three. >> greg: maybe it was a hairye 20. police say they don't have direct evidence that a bear was there. it is sweet that he thinks that. >> greg: he may have dreamed it. i've done that. when you were a kid, did you ever have a dream that you thought was real. >> dana: that the hospital burned down when i got strep throat. >> greg: i dreamed that our garbage truck turned over in front of my house and it never happened. >> katie: i had a dream that there was a t-rex and my window. >> jesse: i don't share with my dreams with other people. i think it shows weakness. makes me feel vulnerable. i will level never tell anybody dreams. >> juan: what about me? just between us. >> dana: ready for the next one. americans spent 240 hours a year thinking about food. new study finds americans think about food an average of four times a day and spend 40 minutes a day purely thinking about food, adding up to more than 240 per year. the study also said some of the most craved foods, chocolate, cheese, strawberries. bacon. there is no

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. ♪ >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with katie pavlich, juan williams, jesse watters.he sleeps on a powder puff. dana perino. "the five" ." what should we expect as we head toward the mueller homestretch? >> people who are closest to what mueller has been doing, interacting with the special counsel cautioned me that this report is almost certain to be anticlimactic. if you look at what the fbi was investigating in that "new york times" report, look at what they were investigating, mueller did not go anywhere with that investigation. he spent writing his report in real time through these indictments and we've seen nothing from mueller on the central question of what is there any coordination, collusion with the russians and the effort to meddle in the elections or was there even in the knowledge on the part of the president or anybody in his campaign with what the russians were doing? >> greg: holy crud. i worry for the poor media every day. they've been expecting a pony and they manned up with a used slinky. bring in the therapy llamas. could the most in-depth scandal

. >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with emily compagno, juan williams, jesse watters. she high dives into a shot glass. dana perino. "the five" ." if you were in new york today, you may be wondering why every journalist is walking around breathing into a paper sack. it's because donald trump is giving a major televised address about the border. whatever he says, you know that it will be fact-checked by liberal journalists who come under obama, were mysteriously awol. but none of this matters to nancy or chuck who have made the political personal. if you have agreed to what trump wants many times before, larry rejecting it now? the border has only gotten worse since democrats said this. >> american people are fundamentally pro-illegal immigration and anti-illegal immigration. >> i voted numerous times and i was a senator to spend money to build a barrier. >> we simply cannot allow people to pour into the united states undetected, undocumented, unchecked. >> greg: but now their story has changed. why? has the situation improved? hardly. but they recalculated. they can ag

i wish my nickname was cocaine greg. >> jesse: yours is not quell greg. >> dana: democrats turning toas their savior? >> greg: is that what she meant by "running train?" i don't think she knew what that meant. aoc is vying to be the democratic parties trump. i said this months ago. we help her because we can't help ourselves. it's not our fault. she feeds us so much -- so many delicious segments. rasmussen had out hypothetical poll that she is neck and neck with drum. it's because politicians are so boring and crusty that any deviation is delicious. >> jesse: rasmussen, you are saying? >> greg: she is entertaining to watch. i hope people focus on her ideas because they are old and dead. >> jesse: that poll. it's a rigged poll. >> juan: i will say she strikes me as the queen of social media. that's what she's doing. >> greg: and trump is the king. >> juan: she is coming strong. i find it interesting. my point is she has no real power. i think the right is more fascinated with her than the left. >> nicole: no, no, no. i think the errors a lot of contention going on on the left right now

>> greg: we called it.the five" was ahead of the news and deserve the pulitzer prize, each one of us. i love watching buzzfeed on reliable sources. it's like having charles manson on family feud. it's ridiculous. another example of when you see the media and the democrats in lockstep. it's like a square peg that fits perfectly in a square hole. they back each other up on this. what is telling is that dog they often call in the sure -- sherlock holmes mysteries, the doctor didn't bark. the missing reporter. what's his name? leopold wasn't there. he is the dog that didn't bark. when the dog doesn't bark, that's where the story is. he is the achilles' heel. he said this stuff. now he's not there and then brian stelter asked these guys, have you seen this? i'm not at liberty to say. that's where the story is. >> jesse: the buzzfeed guy says they leopold person is doing some other reporting. working with some other stories. >> greg: he is changed to a radiator in the bronx. >> jedediah: the guy who has been disc

. >> greg: my teeth are darker.ine? >> dana: i think it's the lighting. >> greg: definitely losing some hair. seems i have gotten shorter which technically i think every decade you do get shorter. >> katie: it's just because your hair looks shorter. >> greg: i have to get my teeth waned. jeez louise. >> dana: yeah. ten years ago i could barely walk. that was my last press briefing, about a year ago this week -- ten years ago this week. >> katie: dana at the white house. >> dana: i have some time now to do some hair and makeup. >> jesse: i do not have hair and makeup. >> katie: here i am at my college news station doing my weekly political statement in here i am on "the five" yesterday. i think i've improved. >> dana: it is humbling, isn't it? >> katie: i am in a t-shirt like steven hilton. my hair is green from the green screen. >> juan: were you playing sports? >> katie: not in college. in high school, not in college. >> jesse: i think the producers are mad at me for some reason. not a good picture. i didn't have h

>> greg: i can't.your beautiful voice. >> dan: you can see a little bit of light. >> marie: it's not just kids. kennedy. >> kennedy: the movie looks stressful. i have a hard time with stressful movies. i like less stressful fair when i'm watching netflix. >> greg: love actually. i hate that movie. it should be called dead actually. >> kennedy: you can't buy this kind of marketing. it's fantastic and netflix knows it. they issued a statement because it's only going to compound the effect that people get more and more curious and say why are they issuing a warning? what are people doing that is so dangerous? i have to watch some of these videos. now i have to watch the movie. i think they are the beneficiary. >> jesse: i have a sudden urge to throw something, greg. >> greg: you have always had that urge. >> jesse: now it's really, really bad. i'm feeling it. >> greg: even blindfolded, i can feel your hair. [laughter] >> jesse: put it up like this. let's ask everybody who you look like. karate kid. >> gre

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>> greg: we are totally indent. >> juan: the debt has been increasing radically. >> greg: that's my point matter how much you tax people. i have argued stop taxing people, it doesn't matter. we are spending attics. if you stop taxing our country for one year, $4 trillion? would we even care? we would save all of our money and we will be in debt but we don't care. >> juan: we live in anarchy, you would love that. >> greg: dana, one thing i've noticed, aoc comes in and because of the establishment democrats. you have whoopi goldberg on "the view," saying hold your horses, lady. there were a bunch of democrats before you. they worked there -- their butts off >> dana: democrats in deep blue districts were say. hillary clinton didn't win because not enough democrats wanted her to come out and win. i knew that nancy pelosi at some point would be eclipsed by this younger generation. i just didn't know it will happen in three days. that's pretty interesting. aoc beat one of pelosi's most ardent allies in congress. she owes pelosi nothing. i do think jesse makes a great point. >> jesse: let that s

greg, a lot to pick through. >> greg: exciting. it's like 2016 all over again.his is going to be hilarious. they are right about schultz. that's the most frightening aspect. because politics has to be binary, have tab republicans and democrats. you put in third variable, he throws everything off and it allows one side to squeak through. we saw that with ross perot. you can fix the balance if you have two independents, like the green party and this party. green party, libertarian, right, left, then you are four and it cancels each other out. it's like sports. each team has the same number of teammates. it doesn't matter, as long as they are the same. camelot, okay, that's the first time i've really heard her spea. she doesn't have much charisma, i don't think so. she is like an auto maker who can build have a car. she has that progressive promises that everybody applauds if you are naive. but where's the other half of the car? how do you get it going? how do you pay for this stuff? most progressives, that's their flaw. they can only build half a car, and it's eas

greg: yes.t i found funny is the media criticized men for responding to the ad that betrayed the misogyny of the norm. why you don't like it when men are portrayed as misogynist? kind of. >> i am completely confused how you think there is no ad telling women to be different. >> the entire beauty and fitness industry. [laughter] you need to make your hair more shiny. smaller. i won't have sex with you. you are prettier if you smile more. your teeth are not wide enough. she is baking gluten-free brownies for her kids. you're a bad mom. you are fat you look tired but concealer under those eyes. you look old you need some lotion and lotion your body and also use some hairspray. pretty hair in the morning and pretty hair at night i have to last all day and did you do yoga today? . >> she's not going to stop. [laughter] as your hair too short is it too long? iredale's too short. and this clue thing under your nails and use it like this for an hour. you have to be good enough no women are never told an

greg: we are out of time. great show. thanks to our panel. i am greg gutfeld."watters world" i am jesse waters still talking about the subject of waters word everybody has heard the story of the covington boys by the way in a minute we will have an exclusive sitdown with one of the members of the community that started the whole thing the black hebrew israelites. the media turned a blind eye to the native american activist with his background and lies will be examined right now.th they first told "the washington post" he was surrounded and

greg: up the to "the greg gutfed show". greg: why word you swat a gentle robot? why do we hurt robots? a human on robot aggression trying to hitchhike across the country and beheaded in philadelphia. philadelphia. the security robot to be smothered in barbecue sauce and then there is this a robot with four legs getting knocked over by a human foot. so looking at the situation except it is a robot see how they did that they are teaching them how to get back up why do we act this way? are we terrified they will control her every move or take over society? and air of quiet malice? i think it's time for an education or public service announcement. . >> by the year 3041 out of eight robots will be assaulted with a radioactive half-life. >>. >> if you work endless hours. >> i admit i never thought it was a big deal. not until i met my wife karen. [laughter] . >> and i use them to spy on my neighbors and thinks to karen i know they will never have an emotional or personal problem at home in fact, when i introduced her to my new girlfriend she didn't even react to my tir

. ♪ >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with dan bongino, marie harf, jesse watters, and kennedy.the five" ." well, that didn't last long. on january 1, mitt romney, a man so stiff you could iron a shirt on him, that is the president and "the washington post." remember that? you know the drill. trump is rude. he lacks character and so on. could have been written on january 1, 2018 or 2017 or 1517. if the definition of insanity is complaining about something that will never change, mitt has made it to the loonie bin and he was helped by media acting like the blast from the past to indulge his unhappy exes. mitt is still mad about trump. "washington post" and cnn will let him cry on the shoulder. it's tempting for mitt. it feels good to get hugs from a media who once friended you a sexist bully and hurts dogs and keeps women in binders. obama's dry laugh when mitt maybe rush is a problem. this attention is a strange new respect that's gone by tomorrow. the media may pretend to like you because you hate trump but they are just using you. the media was brutal to mitt as they are to an

: your personal trainer, vito. >> greg: my brother, greg gutfeld. >> greg: what about your chef and youranyway, i've been surrounded by really good people. i've worked for good people. i work for good men and women. david french wrote a piece about this. >> jesse: i am thinking about carlos. is he available? >> dana: all right, all right, anyway. i think this is baloney. how about that as a point? >> jesse: i will admit there is toxic parts of masculinity but if i admit that, -- >> greg: it is the stuff in your hair. >> jesse: [laughs] you know some guy tweeted me the other day, jesse, has your hairstylist been furloughed from the shutdown? if so i admit there is toxic masculinity, will you admit there is toxic femininity? >> jedediah: yes, of course. >> jesse: i don't want to stay with the attributes are. >> greg: you can't. >> jesse: you go first. >> greg: it's a great point because there is. if there is toxic masculinity, there is toxic femininity. >> jesse: the gossiping. jedediah. [laughter] >> jedediah: what do you think? >> greg: be careful, juan. >> juan: i think in the hat in th

>> dana: okay, you go next. >> greg: greg's nutrition tips.omega-3 with this little guy, and he showed up at some fisherman's swimming ice hole, and decided to nab a fish. and it's like i always say, dana, give a man a fish and he can eat for a day, but teach him to steal and he can eat forever. rights, mr. bald eagle? you are right, greg. >> jedediah: like i'm going to take this home to cook. >> juan: frigid temperatures in certain parts of the country into a deep, deep freeze, we have some incredible pictures to show how cold it is outside. look right here in new york city, check out this video of the fountain, frozen over this morning. and yesterday i dropped into single digits in midtown manhattan. and in missouri, that is a tow vote on the upper mississippi struggling to move a barge through a thick sheet of ice near clarksville, missouri. thankfully it is supposed to warm up over the next few days before another cold wave over the weekend, but our neighbors in the north, they already have a bad period of check out the video from canada.

greg: i agree. >> this started way early. what happened is they were messing with a different protester one kid took off his shirt leading a school chant then one taller kid took his turn with the mag a hat and then they said derogatory stuff to him than that group got aggressive really quick. then it came to the culmination because the kids are lucky it's not safe for them they should not have been with their dealing with adults. greg: nobody should be in dc. >> the original group of three guys yelling at the white house. yelling at all the injustice of the world as they go to work. but the mob behind them the boys are egging him on, he is very fortunate that gentleman chose to sing a song and beat a drum in his face because there are protesters that would do a lot different for a white kid with a red hat and easily could have went the wrong way. greg: but that's a good lesson for the parents. >> don't put them where we are lucky nothing bad happens. my son or daughter wouldn't be there because it's not safe for them. greg:

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greg you probably have one of those in your basement at home. >> greg: it does look like it should bemade in germany in the 80s that i might have started dan. but this is pretentious. you are not that important. people don't care enough to hear your stupid conversation. but it but maybe it will say bad breath. >> dana: i think this shows the idea of open plan offices is a bad one. people need their privacies so they can get their work done or the personal stuff done at their desk. before we could have used us on the trump campaign and everybody walking around like this. [laughter] >> dana: i hate hearing people's phone conversations and i take the train from d.c. every week and i always sit in the quiet part because if you don't, people say everything. they think they are in their private place and i do not want to hear the phone conversations. [laughter] >> dana: i give them that look in that i looked up and then i look back at them. >> greg: the longer of the call goes on, they get louder because they forget they are talking. this reminds me that story -- >> dana: when that train. t

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greg: is it worth 1000 and plan to tell facebook to scram?much would it take for them to give up facebook for one year? about a thousand dollars. you put your whole life on their euro opinions and your disgusting dinner your annoying offspring then you stock ex- girlfriends and ex- boyfriends and post videos of cats and ferrets you can give all that for thousand dollars? if you offer me $10000 i would not stop doing this. ♪ 20000 i would think about it i love doing that. it isn't that much money but i guess it is. >> people will say anything they just came up with a round number i don't use facebook for over two years farmers farm girls quick. >> she still on it. >> they say they take the money but they would be back on it. >> i could not use my fake account? people are so addicted to the likes and the fake friendships they wouldn't know what to do without it. they would break the rule they would take the thousand dollars to buy more like someone is to graham and then they go to twitter then bring back my space they would just keep jumping be

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greg and i wrote our article in the summer of 2015 and it came out because greg was beginning to see all these trends, and i had just been to see them at nyu. how many of you know if i say the yale halloween issue with the nicholas and erica -- okay, most of you, but not all of you know. it's too long a story to tell, but the point is we saw these things happening. greg picked them up first, and then around november and halloween of 2015, things really burst into flames, there were protests at dozens or hundreds of universities, and a whole new set of concepts that almost nobody had ever heard of. not just trigger warnings, microaggressions, cultural appropriation. the net effect was sweeping through of a new morality, a new moral system in which people are fragile, the world is divided into good people and evil people, and we all have to unite against the evil people and fight them, even on our college campus. it created a speech environment so strange the in which people can get called out for any little thing. one i just heard from a friend whose daughter goes to one of the clarem

greg: we are out of time. great show. >> i'm greg gutfeld.he countdown is on for an agreement on border security. president trump and lawmakers have until february 15 to negotiate a deal on border wall funding, or there could be another partial government shutdown. good evening, i'm mike emmanuel in for john scott and you're watching the fox report. the main bone of contention in the negotiations will once again be president trump's proposed border wall. the president despite signing the temporary spending bill on friday continues to demand $5.7 billion to build it and democrats keep saying "no." here is acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney earlier today on fox news sunday. >> i think the better question is what are the democrats will to do? the president from the very

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carol: can he do that, greg? and when does congress pushed back? greg: there will be litigation.n washington, everybody sues on everything, and there will be a suit if he tries to do that, but it could take months for a suit to be resolved, and in the meantime, this could be the exit ramp for him to get out of a shutdown. david: at what point do the republicans say, we will sort this out? if they came up with a compromise proposal, it would be hard for nancy pelosi to really reject it and they could overcome a veto from the president. greg: well, you are talking logic, and logic doesn't apply here. i think mitch mcconnell will be pain in seclusion -- mcconnell will remain in seclusion. for thet forget republicans, the most important number is 85. 85% of all republicans around the country support trump. carol: i have been thinking about this in terms of -- until there is a political liability for the republicans or democrats, unless they start to see where americans are saying enough is enough, this will continue until we get to that point, or god for bid, there is some disaster.

greg, glad to see you. you can't believe how much i highlighted in the article and stars and underlining and exclamation points. lots to process in this report. give me a general consensus what you have learned. >> the bottom line is that trump treats his relationship with putin differently than any american president in our life time has ever done with their counterparts in moscow. decade after decade, presidents allowed senior people to take notes, detailed shared across other government agencies so everybody's on the same page. trump doesn't do any of that and insists on excluding his staff and as we reported in the paper today in one case took the notes away from the one government official in the room, the interpreter. >> so, greg, is there a sentiment that you take away from all of this? just a sense of, what this leads to or what it portends? >> i was really just watching the footage you were airing just a minute ago to set up our conversation here and trump talking about how he meets one-on-one with

greg's friend shared the picture online -- originally wanting to show people how big this thing was -on, this icy tower melted people's hearts..reddit users praised greg's family for their work to include people living with disabilities..one person calling greg an "a + dad " another, saying they a "dad like that" when they were a kid.a big deal for a lot of people -- but greg says they were just having fun.gregory eichhorn/father"it didn't feel like a big deal..all of our kids, since they came from different places, we love adoption and kids with special needs..that kind of stuff." greg says their home is a fallback for many kids with special needs.greg hopes someone considering adoption sees their story, opens their heart and gets to experience what they have..gregory eichhorn/father"our family is getting kind of full and it would be great if people stepped up, took on the same roles and enjoyed the kind of joy that we do. because yeah, we get a lot of joy out of life." he has heard from people who have offered to donate money to help his family. however he replied to them saying, he

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i have a question to greg poling. thanks for bringing up the coc. we heard announced that they plan to achieve the coc in three years and vietnam complaint about -- complaining about a very slow progress. so i'm wondering whether it's feasib feasible. second, the announcement of china of three years, achieve blt, does this mean china is serious about risk management in the south china sea. and harassment and confrontation with other state. and we can expect the south china sea will enter the period of sustainable peace once the coc is achieved. thank you. >> okay. we'll start with victor. you want to make headlines here? >> i think they already made the headline because they, you know, the result of the meeting was that they announced a summit sometime in the end of february, place to be determined. i think, so, generally you think, all right, if he comes and meets with pompeo and his counterparts, that could be part of a negotiation. the call on the president was probably to deliver some sort of letter or response from the north korean leader direc

. >> dana: greg, what do you think about that? nancy pelosi yesterday said she wanted the president to reschedule the state of union based on security concerns but today in the press, basically she doesn't think it is the best thing to do to give a speech while 800,000 workers without pay in the federal government. >> that is right, and that is essentially what speaker pelosi's letter said yesterday. look, this is unfortunate to protect, speaker pelosi certainly took the right step in saying let's open the government before you come and give a state of the union. i think the comments regarding the security et cetera where she was being gracious. giving essentially and out. essentially saying now is not the time. you know, with 800,000 lives and the balance, actually many more, 800,000 federal employees livelihoods and the balance we will not have business as usual. and we need to think first and foremost about them. they are paying the price. the rest of this is a tit-for-tat. >> dana: let me stop you there for a moment, greg, i w

greg, will this double in the next three years >> it is certainly possible.nk the point bill made and amazon has defined the market as the entire u.s. retail sales or gdp. they have 7% u.s. retail share today. walmart is around 10%. we think as they grow voice commerce which is used by 25% of americans in the latest survey they can double from 2,500 to 25,000 it could be at 2,000 by the end of the year. it is one of our favorite names. >> ajtnthony >> i would agree with the points just made. they have a huge addressable market one thing which is interesting about amazon is they are a profit machine you are seeing the profits increase at a very fast rate there's a lot of different drivers for that part of that is the continued growth of aws. a 25% operating margin part of that is advertising and across all three of the businesses, they reached an i inflection point, it is growing. we are very bullish on amazon right now. >> greg, you pointed out that amazon is losing money it is international. is there a point at which you would expect that to change? >> we th

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greg: we will see. that will be the discussion.y will stop quantitative tightening and then move toward lower interest rates. that will be the big story, that struggle. when you look at that in europe, they are starting from a worse level, lower inflation, close to deflation in many places, already at negative interest rates. what are they going to do? we will only have a moderate effect -- their movement will be a leading indicator because they will struggle more with easing thanthe u.s. or china -- the u.s. or china. erik: great insights as to what we should be paying attention to . that is greg jensen from bridgewater associates. jon: great work after a phenomenal year over there at bridgewater. the conversation will continue in switzerland. program,n the guggenheim's cio on "bloomberg surveillance." wednesdayaction this shaping up as follows. better looking a little than where they were yesterday, positive .6% on the s&p 500. yields higher by three basis points, two point 76 is your yield on a u.s. 10 year -- 6 is your yield on