>> thank you. lou: it's time for a look at our online poll, we asked of the city of baltimore is an outright lost cause, 86% said yes. that is there for us tonight. thank you for being with us and good night from new york. ♪ ♪ ♪ kennedy: happy tuesday to you, lou dobbs, i can feel the latex hand of the tsa prodding me in the ultimate invasion of my lady liberty. they made fraud and they made use their spidei fans. but they are as clueless as alicia silverstone. >> get off of me. as if. >> that's absolutely right. the department of homeland security sending red teams and

the dhs agents, pretending to be civilians, and the efficiency of those machines that can show your bits in graphic detail. but they can't tell a bomb from a bellybutton. sixty-seven out of 70 times tsa agents failed to detect weapons and explosives and other odious devices that could take down planes and sent us into another national tailspin. so basically if you want to get a weapon of mass destruction through an airport, 95% of the time it looks it's working every time. homeland security director jeh johnson was so angry that he was spitting fire when he turned his bus around and drove to the tsa headquarters to give nolan carraway the patdown of his career. he has been relieved of duty because he was like, no way. and sure, he has been reassigned, but what about all

the times that you have been pulled aside and searched and shamed because you tried to bring a noncompliant bottle of listerine onto an airplane. if you have minty fresh breath, the terrorists win. the next time you get pulled aside for extra screening, just tell them that you are part of the red team. yes, not only will they let you get on the plane but they will probably give you a block of c-4 for good measure. because nothing is going to change at the tsa despite an infusion of cash for better machines and more blue gloves. the only thing they can guarantee us is inconvenient lines and the slow erosion of freedom. making us safer? as if. tonight on the show, vince on taking a hard-line stance in favor of guns and scores as hollywood's biggest libertarian and does he have a bigger problem? and president obama patting himself on the back for making america a respected again.

and kevin jonas from the jonas brothers is going to be here. he is not just a dreamboat, he has a new business venture that could make him rich. he's already famous and you're already here. i'm kennedy. ♪ ♪ ♪ oh. kennedy: i am surrounded by friends and angels. tsa. this is the conclusion after they failed to find potentially dangerous weapons, 67 out of 70 times found that out. we have the host of fox and friends with us and andy leavy is with us as well. we also have sherrod small. so welcome to all. >> thank you.

okay, so jeh johnson says 67 out of 70 times, that looks bad and out of context. in what context? >> i do not know, i'm trying to figure that out. he said the numbers a member lagarde out of context. and i guess that he is a glass half full guy. >> thing that i don't like is the one guy they didn't catch, he had explosives strapped to his back. so this is a slap in the face all of the terrorists that work really hard to smuggle stuff up various orifices realize that you just need to strap it. >> the level of commitment. the level of commitment it takes to put something in the places where the tsa does poke and

prod. so we have that kind of a serious discussion about it. >> you do the same thing with the va hospital, i don't have much faith right now, that anything is really going to change, 95% failure. imagine that in school, imagine being a teacher that only passes 5% of your students. i'm glad that the administrator has decided to step down and i think that that's a good choice. they did some of these tests in 2013, failures after failures and nothing changed. >> i've never heard of them succeeding. i think that means that we should advertise the tsa because the government program clearly isn't working and it's not making us any safer. >> i knew from day one and i knew before this report came out. kennedy: what do you smuggle? >> not explosives the little stuff to help you sleep.

>> like a koala bear? [laughter] >> if you could roll it. [laughter] >> i have a friend who got to my apartment that said i forgot to take my taser gone that was covered in flowers. [laughter] >> how are you going to do that? >> they do leopard, flowers. >> if you have a hot goo gone and some crystals, you could do anything. >> i agree more about the dazzle issue. so the obvious solution here, i think once politicians look at this is that the tsa needs more money. but that is their solution for everything and any time that a bureaucracy isn't working, we have to give them more money.

and so everybody, 67 out of 70, [inaudible] >> i am so terrified that i'm going to do something wrong that i try to mind my p's and q's. kennedy: they made me take off my boots when i went through as if i was smuggling narcotics, which you know that you keep them in your pocket book with your taser. [laughter] i know, i know. you know who else who wants to do this, vince on. he flexed his muscles in an interview with british gq. and so he says that this guns free zone has failed.

and we should be allowed the same rights, banning guns is like banning forks in an attempt to stop making people fat. >> vince von should be pro-guns. have you seen his movies? [laughter] >> it's going to be a duel. >> are you saying that he's pro-bombs? [laughter] kennedy: this is the end of his career. >> that is the thing, i'm a little annoyed at him because as you know if you watch the oscars or other awards that making movies is the bravest and most important thing you can do in this country. what he is doing is by having opinions that are different from most of the people in hollywood, he's causing risks in the moviemaking process and i'm a little bit worried that this is going to be really bad for national security. so i think that he needs to pull back and maybe apologize.

kennedy: you are taking away from all of humanity. i had not thought about it from that way but thank you for opening my eyes. so should we be arming security guards? >> honestly, i'm from the south and i have no problem with that, i grew up around guns among my brother and my father kept them very safe and locked up all the time, it's like if you don't want to drink alcohol, don't take it away from everyone else who does enjoy it. those that are able to handle it. >> i think most people are responsible that have guns, yes, if my children went to a school and there was a police officer there is. >> you know, it's probably not a big deal. [laughter] >> if you think about the type of movies that he ran in,

comedies, people are still going to go to the his movies. he's funny. >> i like the fact that he's a little bit nutty and outspoken. i don't agree that the people that are morally obligated should be part of this. >> i have been to a shooting range with my brother. >> there was a guy two weeks ago roaming our neighborhood and he was breaking into houses. and a lady woke up. my dad said if this guy breaks in my house, do i have permission under the eyes of god to shoot him. and i'm telling you, if a guy walks into our house, my dad was going to get him. [laughter] >> the panel is coming up in moments to talk about hillary and obama. and also, what would tuesday be without checking in on caitlyn jenner.

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kennedy: welcome back. yesterday president obama was asked about his latest the in the discussion with young southeast asian leaders and that is a great question. but the response is a doozy. check it out. >> people don't remember that when i came into office the united states world opinion ranked below china and is barely above russia. and today once again the united states is the most respected country on earth. kennedy: the panel is back. we have everyone here with us. >> you've still got it, kennedy. >> my sweet little ducklings. what's cracking. [laughter]

kennedy: is the president right? >> i personally don't think that he is right based on the way that world leaders treat him. they have disunity rally after the "charlie hebdo" shooting in france and he didn't show up. then he has the summit at camp david and he invites world leaders to it. one of them chooses to go see a poor show instead. they are using our equipment. they are growing, more americans are leaving our country to go join them. the statistics are not in his favor. kennedy: do you think that he is using a fuzzy definition of the word respect? >> this is one of those where you need to show the work. he needs to go up to the black word and write down how he came up with that answer. because i'm sorry, i apologize to all of my african-american friends. but i don't understand where he got this answer from. if there was a multiple-choice

test, i don't even think that he would make america one of the choices. >> come on, i think that he is right. it's not all because of what he did. vladimir putin is a madman, they went down,. >> we have always been better than russia. but when they were working peace treaties, making us look embarrassing, that was a bad time for us. but now that he showed us his real colors, we are back on top. and it could be worse, obama could be vladimir putin. [laughter] >> you know, i agree with you that it's the first thing i thought when i saw him grandstanding is what about "charlie hebdo." we are the united states of america and we are supposed to be concerned with protecting free speech. it's in our constitution and the

first amendment. >> getting him to run to the scene of a the shooting, leave him alone. [laughter] >> the president has, he's got himself into things. >> i think that he just keeps taking the podium and says everything that he is doing to restore the country. you know, but like you said, you have to go to the chalkboard and you have to prove what the equation is and how you got to this end point and i don't believe that he's done this. >> the chickens are coming home to roost. >> that is right. >> now you have me thinking about chicken. [laughter] kennedy: we have much more of the panel coming up and does this actor have a career as a

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kennedy: news from the world of obamacare and surprise, surprise, it's not good. none other than the white house, many are seeking huge premium increases, companies cited higher than expected care costs. due to the rising cost of restriction zones and other expenses. we have a health policy expert and senior fellow at the london hunter for policy research. peter joins us now. thank you, he is the senior editor at reason magazine, welcome to both of you.

>> thank you for having us. >> it's so great to have you. >> putting this to you first. why are premiums on the increase? why despite? >> because the premiums were too low to cover the health cost that were there. this is a pool of people that is older and smaller and sicker than the insured is expected and so they priced low the plans, what we are seeing is the very popular plans that are asking for the biggest increases so far, flocking to those low price plans and those people ended up having much higher health costs. so now there is an adjustment as a result. part of this to think about is that one of the things that obamacare advocates have said for a while is that premiums are coming in lower than expected. it's a little bit ridiculous because nobody sees what a premium should cost. but second of all, what we are seeing now is that these

premiums are too low to be sustainable. and you just can't do it. >> you hear all of this and the fact is that this lot is a sweetheart deal for insurance companies and it requires you to buy their products and requires taxpayers to subsidize it. so if you look at what has happened over the last four years since the law was passed in 2010. these stock prices, come as a big insurance companies have doubled and quadrupled and they are just going towards the ceiling. and that is a bad deal. and here's what has happened with these premium hikes that we are hearing about in the double digits, 20%, 30%. it's not the consumers or the nine or 10 million people who are buying these plans are getting clobbered with these hikes but the fact is that their cost is based on their income when they go to the exchange. and guess who is getting taken to the cleaners. the taxpayers because they are

the ones that have to pay sees ever rising costs. >> that is why government watchdogs have been concerned the entire time. so obviously the pajama boy advertisements did not work and they didn't get enough young and healthy subscribers and now we have other individuals and we are going to learn about that decision very shortly in the month of june. what happens if the supreme court gets it? >> you know, the supreme court is not going to gut the law if they decide against the administration. so it's important to say that what they are saying is that the obama administration broke the law and they have to comply with the law. so it's important to think about that first and foremost, but if that is what they say in that is their decision, what we are going to see is a standoff between republicans in congress and the administration that basically has said we are not going to agree to anything except, you know, a very straightforward fix that gives

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kennedy: we may have a new timeslot, and fox business may have a new lineup, but one thing remains consistent, it is raining news and this is your topical storm. topic number one is the internet has been buzzing with this video of the ever crazy shia labeouf, which means that he is screaming his heart out in front of this, take a look.

>> just do it, make your dreams come true. just do it. kennedy: it turns out that that video has a purpose in this world. he actually did it as a part of an art project to insert his rant into different scenarios. like him taking on space odyssey. >> i'm sorry? i'm afraid i can't do that. >> yes, you can. just do it. kennedy: note our project would be completed without him. >> you are not going to stop there. >> what are you waiting for? do it. [laughter]

kennedy: he is apparently training to be a motivational speaker. but there's one that he will never surpass. >> and i live in a van down by the river. [laughter] kennedy: okay, topic number two. dale king is cheering for china. saying that their smoking ban is a bang up idea after her coanchor talked about a. >> one third of lung cancer at occurs in china and a ban is a good way to start. >> if that is a good way to start, i hate to see where you finish. so people doing something that you disagree with it you don't partake in, you are just going to squash their personal freedoms in some blanket jester is a good way to start?

what is the next step? and why don't you tackle the obesity epidemic with forced lap dance. you can shame and maim people into being and their best selves. opera will love that. topic number three. a mississippi cop cruising along through the remnants of a thunderstorm when he was almost fried. right there on the interstate. and maybe it was the good lord demanding criminal justice reform. look at that, i bet he had to go back to the station and change his department issued boxer briefs. and topic number four. either there is something wildly intoxicating about a white minivan, or someone covered this vehicle and delicious yogurt. either way they got a bit of a sting when he returned only to

discover that it was covered by a swarm of ease. take a look at that. and how would you get them off of your car if you had tons of them glued to the exterior. in fact, it was kind of like an insect origin. on the last, it's kind of a dream come true. they had to call the fire department to smoke out the happy, and they were left with a car that was covered in bees theses. i wonder if they refer to it as bc. topic number five. buying a pet is a life decision that unita know about. will it look cool wrapped around a sword. well, this is an internet blogger and heat gives down-to-earth descriptions of all the pets, take this turtle, for example, you should know

that it's a regular and normal boring turtle. this python was subject to a breakdown and how reassuring for men with ponytails to know that they are making a wise choice in reptilian companionship and it turns out that looks pretty cool wrapped around. so if you own your own shorts and have an understanding of martial arts, that sounds like a solid purchase, my friend. so now we are covered for the pet shop, but what about when we go to a voting booth? hopefully this will be there to help us out. oh, yes, the e-mail trash box is full. if you have any weird stories you'd like to see, use this hash tag anytime and send me a tweet. also on instagram. coming up next we have our panel. and i'm just emotional when i think about the panel.

do you want the government to pay for designated drivers so that your representatives can get drunk? we are going to talk all about it next.

>> welcome back. a drunk driving arrest, the state senate has reportedly done something about this. they have put two part-time designated drivers on the payroll at $60,000 per year. and a few drinks, it makes most people pretty chatty, but officials have refused to comment on the matter, citing security concerns. and our panel is back to talk about this. we have andy leavy and sherrod small. so we have to when we drink, why

shouldn't this one jumped drunks [laughter] >> i'm just wondering why there only to designated drivers. and clearly they are going to be super busy and they are only part-time. kennedy: party buses with stripper poles and neon lights. >> that would be fun, that would encourage me to drink and call them. it would be a lot of fun and that would be a fun reality show, actually. >> fortunately the reality is that the state is falling under the management. >> i did, i did. >> i was there. >> oh, that makes it all better.

[laughter] >> i love that they say that they cannot comment on it because it's a security issue. like the government has gotten so out of control for claiming that it's a security issue or a matter of this that they don't even know when to stop at this point. the only way that they might be right this time is that people might be so upset that it could turn into a security issue. and it's like oh, you can't have so little control when it comes to this and now, you can even hop on a bus to call a cab. >> is your own responsibility to get yourself home. what is next? a dude that puts your condoms on for you? i mean, i can't reach down there. >> it's kind of a requirement.

>> i'm in favor, and i agree with you. >> this is a stunning indictment of the public transportation system in sacramento. kennedy: in january at the metropolitan authority of decided to crack down on a different type of crack, with when a subway passengers that's what their knees far apart and takes up to suit and now comes the first arrest for this misdemeanor offense. so isn't it just about time that they crack down on the ultimate sports and society? >> nobody hates public rudeness more than i do, when people take up too much room, i hate it when people who are getting on don't let people off. and there's this new thing where people use their phones and

tablets without your buds. >> i don't even know how you live in that kind of a society. >> airplane games and whatever. but no, i don't think these people should be arrested. i'm kind of old-fashioned. and i think that is what we need here. >> okay, i thought that this was something that you do in a steam room. >> i think that it's medical. [laughter] >> i don't want to be chased. >> maybe you should take this. [laughter] >> have you ever noticed when guys sit like this? >> the real thing is the old asian people. they don't care if a cd is available or not, they are going for it.

>> didn't sharon stone start this? >> i don't like it, a lot of the things you are saying, i hate it when you're trying to get on the subway, you have to let people off and i hate it when you go up an escalator and a lot of you don't notice, i did not notice until i moved to new york that when you use an escalator in new york you always have to stand to the right if you're going to stay stationary because the left is the passing lane. >> to use the highways properly. >> a beautiful point. the world got its first ones of something beautiful, caitlyn jenner, the aftershocks have been coming in. breaking the record for the fastest to reach 1 million followers on all social media platforms, coming from some very big names, the previous record holder is barack obama, he said it takes scourge to share your story. lady gaga said thank you for

being a part of all of our lives and using your platform to change people's lives and katy perry said that caitlyn is a firework. come on, i expected more from you, dark cores and. >> who is she? she is a looker. [laughter] who is a? kennedy: i have to give it to bruce jenner, caitlyn jenner looks good. >> quote, she doesn't have any secrets. >> if i meet her, i might have a secret. >> she said that she was mistreated by a controlling kris jenner. >> i'm not really sure. i have never seen so many

celebrities be so nice for a republican before. it's like a new day is dawning. >> this is the first time that they have been on vanity fair. >> we all watched the interview with diane sawyer. how many women do we know that was crying? i was crying by watching that and i really think that finally she is free, she will be the person that she wants to be, i cannot imagine living a life where your tormented and are struggling that much. so i think that we should all say a prayer for her that she finds peace and happiness in this life and that her family is able to heal from all of that. >> how whopping awesome is that?

>> i want to find out her secrets. she looks really good. >> if i had implants and extensions, i still wouldn't look that good. >> their names all start with the letter k. >> i'm so happy that it wasn't. [laughter] >> that part was passive aggressive. so thank you for being here. >> no problem and coming up, another report on the nanny state. i'm going to call it out, but first, kevin jonas and the jonas brothers, he has a business idea that you might like. stay right here.

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kennedy: the jonas brothers, a popular band selling 17 million albums worldwide between 2005 and 2013. what were you doing? and where you selling that many records? and kevin jonas is here to tell us what he has been up to including his latest endeavor and why you should take of him, the next time you are hungry, the next time as i always do. and so turned entrepreneur, welcome. >> thank you, we appreciate it. >> is that a question? >> i don't even know. >> you are a hot pot of coffee. with those delightfully hazel

blues. >> my wife hates that our >> my wife hates that our daughter has the same eyes. >> i would be high-fiving god. that is a fantastic genetic superiority. >> would you be the first billionaire jonas brother? >> who wouldn't like that? >> what i have been doing is when i was traveling on the world, i was asking about where the best place to eat wise. this one is a little different. and they say this is the best spot, that is pretty much tradition. >> i want you to decide for me.

we kind of take that part out and you have to watch. it's a we also have this thing where if you are a creature of habit you go back to the same spot. every time. >> i have always loved the insight in how it makes the world go round. i actually like building products and i think that's what it comes down to and coming up with something that looks great. kennedy: have you had companies in the past? clothing and other things? >> yes. >> did you have action figures? >> maybe. >> did it smell like baby ingles like you do? >> that is what it says on my

cologne. baby ingles. [laughter] there you go. it's like how did we really learn all about it. and so we were also in all of the meetings, all of the conversations, and so it was like this. >> i am definitely all about owning these things. >> there is still time for you to proclaim your libertarian roots. >> who is your favorite jonas brother? >> defend myself. it was a great time in our life. >> and you have a child. >> yes, i do, she's about 15 or 16 months today. >> such a great age. >> yes, it's like you have this

person. she was not happy that i was saying goodbye in the middle of the afternoon. >> who is the bigger one? >> she's the only female. you know, genetically. >> okay, if you have three girls would you encourage them to be the jonas sisters? >> only if they would like to be, i'm not going to push them into the entertainment world unless they want to be. >> then they are going to discover it. >> then you'll be climbing mount everest and they will be digging through your safety deposit box saying what in the world is theirs. >> yes, they will see the old school photos and maybe that will be it.

>> you came in with his smooth and handsome hair. >> you know, we have gotten the school entrance will be ice cream a bunch. kennedy: baby angels, chocolate beach ball, you can hash tag it, i bequeath it to you. and you are awesome and smart and entrepreneurial and i celebrate your success in every form. >> thank you. see one coming up, a teacher in west virginia getting in hot water for violating michelle obama's federal snack rules. we will have that in tonight's nightcap coming up next. ♪ ♪ it begins from the second we're born. after all, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned... every day...

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a teacher in a school in west virginia reportedly decided to reward the well behaved and hard-working class by giving each student a piece of candy. but now mind you that she didn't take them to a self-serve yogurt and candy birthday and let the kids gorge themselves on food coloring and processed petrochemicals. she gave each kid a single piece of candy. since the school participates in the national school lunch program, they have to hear to the strict federal standards or they risk losing their funding. and according to the daily news, the district food individuals got wind of the simple act of kindness and threatened to fine her as if the extra 20 calories in each nugget were going to push her portly charges right over the cliff into fat land and diabetes, this is another glaring example of why centralized programs of any kind

are so offensive, but when they extend to education in the case of common core or worse into draconian nutrition standards it is downright danger dangerous. if kids are looking at something they put in their bodies as evil and toxic, what do you think they are going to do with their relationship with food, nevermind obesity. compared to the complex protocol for eating disorders and that is the road that we are headed down. if the government continues to fuss and metal, why would anyone want to become a teacher anymore if you're being told what to teach and whatnot to feed your students, the only people willing to do that job is a mindless bureaucrats in love with central planning and that makes me sick. thank you for watching the show, please follow me on twitter. bonus points if you follow today, i will give you 50 bonus points.

it is on facebook, and until then, you always be my treat. for that, it is always its own reward. ing evening in north carolina a car crash kills a renowned coin collector. he's carrying the crown jewel of his collection, but is it really one of the rarest and most valuable coins in the world or a clever fake? >> just imagine she's sitting there saying to me they say i'm not real, what do you think? >> half a century passes before the man's heirs and the public learn the truth about his precious cargo. >> we sat there on pins and needles, and then the numbers started coming in. [applause] ♪ ♪