ERIC BOLLING (CO-HOST): Jesse, very interesting that Dana points out that radio address. Also very interestingly, I believe the first time in 120 years The New York Times put an op-ed on their front page that happened to be anti-gun control. Now there was a lot of gun control in the President's speech as well. Is this more politics than making us feel better?

JESSE WATTERS (CO-HOST): Absolutely. It was the worst attack on our soil since 9/11, the president went out there and told us we need to disarm and we need to stop offending Muslims. I don't think anybody felt safe after watching the president's speech last night, maybe the terrorists felt safe. I didn't feel safe. You have him also saying we need to be more politically correct. Well, political correctness kills. We saw what happened, a neighbor to one of these radical Muslims wouldn't rat out these guys, because he don't want to be labeled a profiler. Profiling works! If someone is dating your daughter ... and some guy shows up to pick her up on a motorcycle and a Mohawk with tattoos, you're going to profile that guy.

BOLLING: You are so against motorcycle guys for your daughter.

WATTERS: Listen, I know you like to ride around like that, but you're not dating my daughter Bolling.