jedediah. [cheering and applause] she is [inaudible] national review reporter, captains. >> my massive sidekick, tyrus. [cheering and applause] walter, this video has never been done before and no one has done a failed video or a marketing tool for freedom and it is hilarious to me. it's wonderful at the same time -- >> it seems like it was produced by scientologists. [laughter] what it really was an advertisement for what it would be like to have electricity. i noticed there were a lot of subliminal messages that cut in weird images. i think it was ultimately a mind control tool that we probably don't have the key to. greg: after watching it i wanted to go to north korea. >> exactly. greg: i wanted to ride a horse across the ocean. did you see that horse going across the ocean? it may no sense. jedediah, i think this approach is innovative but typical. >> it's true because he put all the stuff in there that kim jong-un likes like basketball and he basically character studied him and he's a guy

here we meet alisa fairchild the nice of jedediah hotchkiss, the famous cartographer of stonewall jackson and she was down in the shenandoah valley when the war began in one mother became ill, she met her father and martinsburg, virginia and traveled home to see her sick mother. fortunately for us, she wrote a letter describing that entire trip and how desolate of the south was and how pristine the northern territory was once she crossed this is when a river. we have are associated with this very typical civil war passenger car which we will visit in a second. the railroad continued to function whenever possible under its civilian time schedule and freight rates. in her account of the trip, she mentions moving up north of the strasburg,pping in having that has to the confederate lines and then having to pass through the union lines, finally meeting her father in martinsburg, waiting all night for a train and then traveling through the baltimore and the north average of new york. she was continuously impressed by the fact that the south was ravaged by war and the north was untouched. she l

special thanks to walter, jedediah, kat and tyrus and the studio audience. i'm greg gutfeld and i love you, america. [cheering and applause] [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. political parties usually root against each other. when one party fails, the other returns to power. but the democrats have invested so much in trump's failure they are rooting for america to fail. here is bill maher. >> i feel like the bottom has to fall out and i am hoping for it. one way you get rid of trump is a recession. either root for a recession or lose your democracy. jesse: he wants americans to lose their jobs and their money so trump's approval rating goes down. it's easy for maher to root for a failing economy because he's rich and famous. >> hip hip more ray, unemployment is down. what does that mean to me in my life. jesse: keep talking, nancy, you are hurting the democrats. the media attacked progress on the peninsula. >> a summit is not an accomplishment for this american president it's a major accomplishment for kim jong-un. both men are liars.