kennedy: there are some. and they voted against this budget because they know it doesn't constrain spending enough. the liberty voices in can congress, and democrats are now the ones squawking about the deficit. but they have a big spending problem during the obama years. >> when i was an advisor to obama, he came out with a tax plan that didn't get passed. the reason that never went anywhere is the republicans rightfully or wrongfully so said it has to be revenue neutral. now they are saying it doesn't have to be revenue neutral. which i don't mind. but i don't see how they get the 51 votes. if it's true there are some fiscal hawks left, they don't have much margin of error. kennedy: and they have areas that are problematic with the salt deductions and the 401ks. they are not going to be taken care of by government pensions or social security. people in their 40s and 50s are hosed if they can't make it. there noise incentive for them to save. >> my approach would have been very different. i would have just d

kennedy: katie? >> about the school trying to avoid cultural appropriation and offensive halloween costumes. they should take all the skeleton decorations and have a funeral. i don't think it's fair that orange and black be the colors of the day. why can't it be blue and green? very noninclusive of all the other colors. kennedy: quite sensible. >> i think they should celebrate halloween, i don't understand it. i agree with anthony. i think this is an issue where there's a lot of people. i grew up in a household that halloween is the devil's birthday and as christians we shouldn't celebrate it. i was never allowed to dress up for halloween. i dress up now but i grew up like that. kennedy: deep inside you are really a conservative. >> no, not at all. kennedy: richard, anthony, katie, thank you so much. what a day. >>> moments ago we talked about peoplets mistrust of the media. maybe because of cnn's exclusive unmining in alaska that made scott pruitt to be a bad guy. john stossel joins me with the real

kennedy: he's also from colorado. judge napolitano: he ruled in similar situation in favor of religious defense. kennedy: we got that from his confirmation hearings. carpenter versus the u.s. this has to do with the warrantless seizure of cell phone records. judge napolitano: a lot of people don't realize by carrying it with you, you are telling the telephone company where it is all the time and where you are. if the telephone company's records were seized by the government then the government knows where you are and where you have been. can the government seize these records? without a search warrant? the government could get them with a search warrant. can it do so without a search warrant? the lower courts have split them. if the supreme court says yes on this our privacy is virtually destroyed. the government's argument is you have told your telephone providers where you are therefore you waived your trite secrecy. the defendant's opposite is i told the telephone company but not the government. kennedy: since the

i'm kennedy. as the allegations continue to mounted should harvey weinstein be worried he might wind up behind bars? joining me, judge andrew napolitano. this is no longer a gossipy salacious story. there is some real legal jeopardy here. >> there very well could be. it depends on what the evidence is. the government in the united states web's not in the united states now. but the government here in new york. kennedy: we are hearing reports, flown abroad and others he's checked into a rehab. judge napolitano: if it were new york or california or any of the 50 states, if it's he said, she said and nothing more, the government is not going to prosecute. the government needs some corroborating evidence. it could be an admission made to a colleague. it could be a complaint by the victim at or about the time of the alleged rape. it needs to be something more than obey the way i was raped five years ago. there is no statute of limitations in new york since 2006. floils statute of limitations on rape sin

i'm kennedy. along the charges of tax fraud and money laundering and his aide gates was conspiracy against the united states. trump was dismissive of the home whole thing. sorry, this was years ago before man for the was part of the trump campaign. but why aren't crooked hillary and the dems being investigated. there was no collusion. james rosen, what happened? reporter: we saw the unsealing this morning of the indictments against paul manafort, the president's former campaign chairman and his business associate rick gates on 12 counts of alleged financial crimes from failing to report lobbying activities. these crimes allegedly took place between 2006 and up through 2017. but they have nothing to do really with the trump am kane pain or allegations of collusion between the trump campaign or collusion. manafort and gates appeared in federal court and they pled not guilty. they agreed to home detention. we saw unsealed a document describing a guilty plea entered earlier this month by a man named g

kennedy: yes. it's a yes-or-no question. kennedy: i totally would. i would absolutely be a black man with that incredible talent and the ability to make millions of dollars to realize my dream and be adored by millions of people. are you kidding me? i would love that. i don't height any of this but, man, the tradeoff would be. kennedy: would you trade places with the average african-american man who lives in brooklyn, new york. kennedy: that's a dumb question. that hasn't nothing to do with this. if i could be o'dell jr. before his anchor injury, his place in life is far beyond mine. >> if these players are protesting here is the nuance of the issue. an. kennedy: i know you feel like an intellectual by asking it. it's about a real argument. it's a true and real racial injustice in this country. and until people understand that, that is what the issue is. kennedy: there are two things here, and i'm going to let brian -- hold onto your pole. i'm going to let brian tackle this because there is great disparity in sentencing when it comes to drug sentenci

he's one of the last remaining members of the kennedy administration alive. and that's just among a litany of other offices he has held in his long, notable career. just last year -- and you have to sit far second while i let people know. he was awarded, there it is, the presidential medal of freedom during president obama's last ceremony awarding the honor. ironically it was jfk who started that award and he was never around to award a single one of them. he recently penned two op-eds, newton did. one with an experience in the kennedy administration which is relative to this situation and another appealing to all other former presidents. thank you for joining us. i want to start with this conversation that you wrote in an op-ed about a year ago when you got the medal of freedom. you remembered a time when president kennedy phoned you because he was mad about something that nbc had reported. >> thanks, al. what happened was that the ceremony for the medal of freedom was on november 22nd which was the anniversary of the president kennedy. i thought about presi

i'm kennedy. reports that some people in the obama administration knew about all the layers of the shady uranium deal as far back at 2009. how could secretary of state hillary clinton say it's baloney and expect us to believe that. a fox news contributor, jess tatar love is here, and peter suderman and rachel campos-duffy. welcome one and all. what an interesting series of facts we have to discuss here. rachel, even without the clintons. let's say you take the children tons out of the things entirely, the whole thing is still weird it's a national security story that has gone largely ignored by a lot of people. >> that was the best synopsis i have ever heard it's not an easy tale to tell. even if you took out the children tons, this is ugly. and i can't figure out why the attorney general jeff sessions hasn't already removed this. kennedy: what do we do now with the facts we have and the existence of an fbi informant. that's a new side of the story. the fact that the hill is reporting we have the

kennedy: also the pattern of abuse. hillary clinton finally spoke out about the swine stein allegations. -- about the weinstein allegations. i was shocked and appalled about the allegations about harvey swine stein. the behavior described by women coming forward cannot be tolerated. relationship * weinstein was a supporter. rich: weinstein was a supporter and friend. reporters actually experienced this themselves in many case. abusive conduct. and no one wanted to break the code of silence because there is no percentage in it. he might like a story and make a tv show out of it. or your editor. kennedy: my friend went up to him and called him a d.i.q. he said i don't care, you can't treat people like that. if somebody who was a stranger around him saw something firsthand. everybody else around him did. meryl streep and george clooney said they fought with him creatively. it's hollywood, gossip travels. james mattis says be ready for north korea. a report says kim jong-un's cronies stole our war plans. what the up s. says

. >> thank you, kennedy. kennedy: it didn't take long after last night's shooting for some on the left to politicize the tragedy. the party familiar joins me next to talk about all of that. ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ well i'm gone [vo] quickbooks introduces he teaches lessons to stanley... and that's kind of it right now. but rodney knew just what to do...he got quickbooks. it organizes all his accounts, so he knows where he stands in an instant. ahhh...that's a profit. which gave him the idea to spend a little cash on some brilliant marketing! ha, clever. wow, look at all these new students! way to grow, rodney! know where you stand instantly. visit quickbooks.com. and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights

i'm kennedy. the widow of a fallen soldier at the center of the controversy says she has a lot of questions about her husband's death. >> i want to know why it took them 48 hours to find my husband. why couldn't i see my husband? every time i asked to see my husband, they wouldn't let me. kennedy: why has this story become so politicized. kennedy: kat timpf is here and anthony fisher is here. are we asking the wrong questions? >> maybe. because i'm with you that i do think the calls are not his strength. he's not a warm person. he's not the kind of person who has a way with words. people think is not his thing. get someone to write a nice letter. move past that detail on what went wrong with the mission. since you can't campaign on interventionism, why don't we not use this 16-year-old document that we passed almost unanimously to fight al qaeda in afghanistan and not it's for 13 different countries, niger being one of them. kennedy: when frederica wilson claims the white house is full of white su

kennedy: welcome bark on this breaking news live edition of "kennedy." earlier in the day the president announced he will visit las vegas wednesday to meet with lanement, first responders and the victims' families. many on the left have rushed to call for gun restrictions and more laws. hillary clinton tweeting our grief isn't enough. we can and must put politics aside. stand up to the nra and work together to try to stop this from happening again. nancy pelosi chiming in. and sarah huckabee-sanders dismissed a reporter question about gun control. >> this is an unspeakable tragedy. today is the day for consoling the survivors and mourning those we lost. our thoughts and prayers wherewithal of those individuals. there is a time and place for political debate. but now is the time to unite the country. there is currently an open law enforcement investigation sphipt would be premature to discuss policy when we don't fully know all the facts. kennedy: of course we can have policy discussion and determine motive and many other events. but can the left at least

i'm kennedy. very has an ax to grind with the gop establishment and he doesn't anyone's words by the. the president was asked about it. >> there are some republicans that should be ashamed of themselves. i note republican senators. most of them are really great people that want to work hard and they want to do a great thing for the american public. but you had a few people that really disappointed us. so i can understand fully how steve bannon feels. kennedy: does everybody lose in this civil war? joining me, fox news political editor. chris stirewalt. how worried should republicans like jeff flake and dean heller be as steve bannon ramps up his rhetoric? chris: the republicans should be concerned, but not just those guys. all the republic chance in the senate should be concerned. a great way to get to minority status is to win the majority, have the executive and legislative branches under our control then stink. this is a part of stinking, engage in a brutal warfare. this bloodletting that they

kennedy? kennedy: thanks so much, dan. sunday's horrific shooting shook the nation to it core and cast a darkened shadow on the normally lively vegas strip. joining me now, mr. las vegas himself, wayne newton. welcome to the show, wayne. >> thank you, kennedy. kennedy: i know this has been an incredibly tough week for you. las vegas is a place you love so so much. where were you when you found out about the shooting? >> i was coming back from a show in texas. i had flown into los angeles sunday night. i went to bed. my wife couldn't sleep. so she turned on the television and with all the happenings that were going on, she awakened me, and we sat there and watched it the rest of the night and chartered a plane and came back to vegas the first thing monday morning. kennedy: i can only manage the number of people you know, socialized with and have performed with. did you know anything at the show? >> yes, i did. one of my secretaries was there with her family. the gentleman next to her got shot and succumbed to that bullet. i

kennedy: thank you very much. >> four plays. kennedy: watch your language. most of americans democrats and republicans think they are on the losing side. kennedy: a new pew poll found 62% of americans believe their political side is losing more than they are winning on the issues that matter most of. democrats are angry to see president obama's signature accomplishments rolled back. the co-host of "fox and friends." he's your cup of morning sunshine, brian kilmeade. and author of the brand-new book andrew jackson and the miracle of new orleans. welcome back to the show. brian: it's the first time you said the name of the book and didn't sing the song. we'll cut that out in editing. kennedy: no, we won't sadly. i thought we would be so sick of winning. everyone feels like they are losing. brian: president trump got a lot of things rolled back. obamacare wasn't work. what you had was a first family that people thought had great charisma and class. but this is the first time i have seen a survey where both sides are convinced they are losing. i have seen that i

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i'm kennedy. the second amendment debate is one of the most of emotionally charged issues in our nation. but how can we cut through the noise and couple with solutions. let me bring in our water resistant party panel. there she is, kirsten haglund. and we have robby soave, and tom shillue is here. welcome, everyone. robby, i want to start with you. we talk about gun deaths and mass shootings. but there is a disconnect in terms of how many people actually die and how they die from guns every year in this country. >> it's mostly suicides. it's not the kind of ateangs grabbing mass shooting kind of incident. those things horrify us, and if there was a policy we could implement that would decrease their likelihood we would be talking about doing it. but the fact is there is no good, easy solution to the begun problem. we don't even fully understand what the begun problem is, because like you said more suicides than mass shootings. this is a case where the american people have no appetite for more gun

i'm kennedy. the second amendment debate is one of the most of emotionally charged issues in our nation. but how can we cut through the noise and couple with solutions. let me bring in our water resistant party panel. there she is, kirsten haglund. and we have robby soave, and tom shillue is here. welcome, everyone. robby, i want to start with you. we talk about gun deaths and mass shootings. but there is a disconnect in terms of how many people actually die and how they die from guns every year in this country. >> it's mostly suicides. it's not the kind of ateangs grabbing mass shooting kind of incident. those things horrify us, and if there was a policy we could implement that would decrease their likelihood we would be talking about doing it. but the fact is there is no good, easy solution to the begun problem. we don't even fully understand what the begun problem is, because like you said more suicides than mass shootings. this is a case where the american people have no appetite for more gun

kennedy: that's how they ceebees. first up, president trump denying he made insensitive remarks to the which dove a fallen soldier and claims the congresswoman who made the accusation is lying about it. a reporter asked the president if he contacted the families of three green berets. the president said presidents rarely reached out to do so. he apparently called the pregnant widow. the congresswoman said he told the widow he knew what he was signing up for but i guess it hurts anyway. the president fought back. but now the fallen soldier's mother said the president disrespected her son. should we've be politicizing -- should we be politicizing something so tragic. i would like to believe this story is not true it's the kinds of thing that hurts the president with veterans. >> it's disapoingtsd and unfortunate we are talking about it to begin with. there is no more sad, personal duty has a president has than to call the family or console the family of a fallen soldier. so there is several layers to this. firsfirst of

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kennedy: how about cutting spending though? >> ben: kennedy they never can do it. they never can do it. >> the problem with getting rid of the deductions is you're supposed to do that in the context of the tax reform taking down all the rates, and then you get rid of that. that's not what they're doing. base on the framework of the individual side and the corporate side they are doing that. >> condition eddie: that's ultimate justification in places like california as ben knows in places like california they're so justified having high state and local taxes because they know they're going to be deduct the and that's why they're spending and cropping up unions across the state to help write local laws. >> on the individual side this is not tax reform and what you're doing is essentially raising taxes by not really reforming the rates that's one thing. the other thing i'll say-- >> ben: that's crucial. it's just a tax increase. not a tax cut on you. on some people. >> but what's good about what trump is doing and what's bad. i'll say where it comes down to margin stu

barack obama ignored them. >> kennedy: carter teed up the whole thing. so presidents clinton, bush, and obama could knock it out of the park. i appreciated the former president is responding well to his therapy for cancer and he's doing quite well. having said that, he should continue running -- >> richard: news broke today that president trump is debating the idea of going to the dmz, which, to put more pressure on the regime. i think sending a former president, whether it's carter, obama, bush. i think it says listen, we understand -- the damage you are able to do is so irreversible and so harmful. >> kennedy: send presidents clinton and bush the younger. >> richard: that's fine. >> kennedy: it has to be someone who has the trust of president trump. someone who has lockstep coordination. stick with us. the best part of the show is coming up next. "one more thing" ." needles. essential for vinyl, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once daily pill for adults with moderate t

kennedy: that has stuck with him. the next morning. 5:00 in the morning he was coming in for "fox and friends." jeb bush was sitting there alone at the counter like a sad painting alone. kennedy: that is so sad. ejected and hollow. >> then you had chris christie come in. he came in the back door and left through the back door. donald trump comes in, secret service. one of the hottest secret service agents i have ever seen came in with donald trump. but he hung out after the cameras were off for an hour and a half. kennedy: he memorized people's names, he was yelling and said who are you voting for? she says america. he's in a b rirks oni suit and everybody else is in jackets. kennedy: "the art of the donald." christopher bedford, thank you so as much for being here. don't you hate when partisan hacks vomit talking points, the same ones over and over again? one of our panelists came up with a suggestion. make our guests argue for the opposition. it's time to party swap. our liberal jessica tarlov is going to argue for

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host of kennedy fox business, kennedy. the publican strategist and fox news contributor lisa boothe. today's hashtag one lucky guy, fox news clinical analyst and cohost of the five, one williams is here. good to have you. >> juan: let me tell you, i am in a great mood today. i'll tell you why. i'm a baseball guy on my baseball team did so well last night and we are going to win tonight. >> kennedy: i do know your yankees fan. >> juan: washington nationals. go nationals. >> harris: alum is landmark health care legislation is getting wiped away a bit today. >> sandra: that's unbelievable to me. >> harris: president trump putting his own stand on health care today for the president to sign an executive order him to make lower-cost plans more widely available to americans. he said just this week he would use the power of the pen after congress failed to repeal obamacare. because this will cost the united states government virtually nothing, and people will have great, pvirtually nothing, and people great health care and when i

this man is supposed to shot at the enemy of kennedy and then go ahead and shot kennedy it's so irrational but they do anything to hide the truth it's true as the truth is we had a we had a good time definitely they asked one of them like one of the million that's that's what these new documents coming out little by little hopefully it will get to see a lot more but one of the earlier little got out a stack of them of something that's a logical absurdity. you know my friend jack ruby i said in page one hundred eighty he was a big shot in the us vegas and that he would bring strippers there and and they had to sleep with him in order to get ahead in las vegas and invest it oh come on he was it to be you know somebody running that carousel and it was a nobody just you know as a matter of fact we have a document that's come out now says that when only eight days before the assassination jack ruby is in las vegas and he's riding around in a rolls royce there at the tropicana hotel gaev. to use he checked in with your favorite stripper at the time they were mr and mrs rubin so there are many ot

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kennedy: that has stuck with him. the next morning. 5:00 in the morning he was coming in for "fox and friends." jeb bush was sitting there alone at the counter like a sad painting alone. kennedy: that is so sad. ejected and hollow. >> then you had chris christie come in. he came in the back door and left through the back door. donald trump comes in, secret service. one of the hottest secret service agents i have ever seen came in with donald trump. but he hung out after the cameras were off for an hour and a half. kennedy: he memorized people's names, he was yelling and said who are you voting for? she says america. he's in a b rirks oni suit and everybody else is in jackets. kennedy: "the art of the donald." christopher bedford, thank you so as much for being here. don't you hate when partisan hacks vomit talking points, the same ones over and over again? one of our panelists came up with a suggestion. make our guests argue for the opposition. it's time to party swap. our liberal jessica tarlov is going to argue for

host of kennedy on the fox business network, kennedy. commentator and fox news contributor rachel campos duffy and today is. host of the lawrence jones show, lawrence jones grade you are outnumbered pretty welcome to you. there is activity at the white house. we will get to that meeting when it begins but otherwise, a huge newsday. >> harris: what is texas doing with you gone? >> lawrence: a lot of people eating a lot of barbecue while i'm gone. they will continue to eat. >> sandra: it is the noon hour eastern time. president trump is urging house republicans to adopt the senate's budget so they can get to work on tax reform as soon as possible. he wants to see a bill on his desk by thanksgiving. in a conference call just yesterday, he told lawmakers that could be big trouble for them in the midterms if they fail to get taxes done. but he tells maria bartiromo he thinks they've got what it takes to get it done. >> president trump: i think we got the votes. i think rand paul is going to vote for the tax cuts. i think other people, we had

kennedy: you can't. you were part of an event where black lives matter protesters stood up and tried to shout you down. what's it like being in one of those moment? >> bizarre. there was a gawntd let of security guards had to get past to get into the room. it's one of those situations where i suspect most of of the people who showed up didn't think kmele was going to say some things i don't like. the event itself was strange because people kept disrupting it. but at the end there was an opportunity for a substantive conversation. kennedy: you were able to calm it down. and it was so rare. you and justin amash. you are patient. you hear people out. and ultimately you get to finish your point. when people like nancy pelosi try to shout back at them it doesn't work out well. >> hysteria should not be met with hysteria. screaming and pretending that he has all of this control over the populace is part of the problem. we should recognize he has very little support and we give him what he wants. kennedy: i hea

was your grandfather, john kennedy your great uncle. is it hard to walk in those shoes? >> you don't walk in those shoes. how do you possibly live up to what giants and titans have done? >> reporter: he wasn't happy about the release of these files, understandably so, it's too personal. >> i absolutely tend toward disclosure of government documents. that being said, it would have been nice if there were some communication between this administration and members of our family. >> reporter: as for the rest, the documents the cia now promises no document will be withheld in full. we've waited more than half a century, what's six months more? i'm david wright for "nightline" in new york. >>> and next, president trump welcomes the children of the white house press corps into the oval office for halloween. that cough doesn't sound so good. well i think you sound great. move over. easy booger man. take mucinex dm. it'll take care of your cough. fine! i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'

a few years ago we commemorated the 50th anniversary of the kennedy assassination, we moved the kennedy car to the front so it was closer to the entrance of the museum. that was one of the most remarkable days in my professional career, seeing people lined up out the door waiting for an hour or more just to spend a few minutes with that car. they left flowers, cards, notes. it really kind of shows how these are real, physical, tangible links to our own memories and personal experiences and i think that's , what makes these cars so special. >> you can watch this and other american artifacts programs by visiting our website, at www.c-span.org/history. >> next on "lectures in history come co. university of