lou: roger goodell reaching over again. thank you for being with us here tonight. my guest tomorrow is donald trump and others. good night from new york. ♪ ♪ kennedy: if this was a normal election i would be so disappointed. hillary clinton being pushed aside just slightly more than matt damon. bordering on adorable. it's like when you see a child smoking. it's so wrong it's so cute. bernie sanders political firestorm is just like this.

i ended one hand it is laughable. and then you have to quickly realize how the big government contained the economy and the road to freedom. let's just hope that people get their fill of bernie sanders now as they kick a habit hopefully before he gets elected and turns into lung cancer. many public and see him as politically carcinogenic. and they quickly noted how soon they began their descent to the bottom of the pack. senator rand paul has made it his new mission to unseat the billionaire. calling him a meaningless empty individual full of bravado and bluster and asks if we are going

to fix the country through this? well, perhaps not. let's check in with the senator one week from today and see if he has any traction with his attack plan. ted cruz refuses to badmouth the front runner. and others may call it. or in the words of senator cruz. just saying that makes me violent. the epa unleashing a torrent of toxic waste in colorado. and calling for humans to legally be able to marry robots which will probably lead to robotic fears of commitment.

and the iranian nuclear deal, let's go nuclear here. i am kennedy. ♪ ♪ >> grandpa pointing out his shifting political positions and unsteadily reality television star. meanwhile ted cruz is pulling punches against the donald. will he be rewarded with the ultimate apprenticeship the vice presidency? let's talk with our guests. we have our comedian and author and andy leiby who is the cohost of redeye on fox news channel or it will come. i'm going to start with you tonight and your closest to me. who has the better plan for

handling him? is a ted cruz 2 or is it rand paul? >> i think that politically speaking they are doing the right things. but in my mind ideally the weight of the candidates should be handling him is by shunning him. but idealism and politics are 180 degrees apart from each other. ted cruz figures that he is next in line if or when trump drops out. kennedy: he is not going to drop out? is playing nice, rand paul has got to be, i think, consider the biggest disappointment in the gop field. he's not doing well, his campaign is flailing and i thought that he was awful in the debate. of course he had brought up this

stupid thing about the handshake, which is like, you didn't need to do that. but i would like to think that he's going hard-core against donald trump because he honestly believes that. he's doing it strictly as a political move. >> i think what ted cruz is doing is a preferable strategy. i have to disagree on rand paul. no one should attack him. i think that carly fiorina has had it. she has refused to attack him above the fray. you can distance yourself from comments, but at the same time not throw another republican under the bus. >> what about trump attacking others? >> i don't think that's happening either. >> if he's bullying other people and calling them losers and. >> marco rubio said that i'm not going to comment about them because if i do so it's going to be the entirety of my campaign. then he commits towards the

issues. so let's talk about that instead of his demeanor. >> you say that he's like a homeless guy on the subway? >> yes, i feel like he's a value to the republicans for the fact that he starting the conversations that they need to start in a way that really isn't attractive to voters. and if a guy gets in at the next stop with the next message they are all going to look at more refined. >> i completely disagree with both of you, i think that if this is something that republicans deserve, i have been getting near that since 2011, but instead you have mitt romney sucking up to him to get his endorsement and everything he's doing, the problem with the analogy is, i think, if you compare it to the homeless guy he is considered part of the republican party. so even if people were out there, they are still going to

associate him with the republican party and the republican party with trump. >> i think everyone gets caught up in the drama and name calling and all of that and he has a terrible record. if i were a conservative i would be distancing myself from the assault weapons language and eminent domain. >> that is why i don't understand why he doesn't come out and say that i have conservative actions. i lowered taxes and i was pro-life when donald trump was saying he was pro-choice. his words are hollow and that is the big point. >> earnie sanders requiring the endorsement and it's quite substantial. all but securing the potent lobby. and indeed, lil' d says he is

the real. he loves us. you certainly can't argue with that object. >> love that he's basing his logic by who fires back on twitter. by that logic it is ridiculous. >> they both have some wonderful -- >> they have better credentials from trump or sanders. >> i have spent time in greece, they have great beaches. santorini has wonderful wine. >> the point is for me is that the economic beliefs or not he. but he is the real. he is authentic. i don't understand why more progressives aren't jumping ship, or maybe they are if we start to see some polls and getting some traction. but this gets to the heart of

these problems aside from the fact that they are immoral, unethical and a pathological liar. she is probably the most inauthentic presidential candidate in american history and bernie sanders is not. and he is the real. >> there are some correlations between hillary clinton and richard nixon. and i think that that lack of sense of self is certainly one of them. is this symbolic of the left getting this big nursing union endorsement? >> yes. it is. and i think bernie sanders is authentic. what does that mean? it means that there's a huge faction that is okay with this becoming a scandinavian country and okay with us changing the political system and becoming a social democracy. it's an indictment of the left. >> they don't care about policy, necessarily, certainly not about

economics. a lot of people that he is appealing to, either they haven't recovered from the recession and feel like big business, the billionaires are the only one that have profited off of it and it also think that they are going to get free stuff, more entitlements, free education and the roads and bridges will be paid for. it is going to be bernie sanders and donald trump. coming up, the panel returns. and one individual says music is and all that good today. but first, our guest talks about the iran nuclear deal. part of a video of the veterans against the deal. will it change your mind? stay here. technology empowers us to achieve more.

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>> hello and good evening. chuck schumer has joined the chorus of opposition against president obama is honor system nuclear agreement with iran. a group called veterans against the deal once the agreement squashed. >> an iranian bomb cut me in half. total devastation. that day was imprinted in my brain forever. kennedy: our guest is here and he has a council proposal.

he's a fox news fox news contributor. welcome back. >> and you for having me. kennedy: that's an incredibly powerful story and an interesting dimension to those that already oppose the deal that you have congressional republicans and now you have veterans who were harmed by the state of iran, saying that the money that is released, it's not about the nuclear deal that it's going to fund terrorists who want to harm people in the united states. >> he is exactly right. for him he's making a principal argument. the we saw it and we lived there. guys like they this saw the face of an evil enemy firsthand. what they were willing to do to kill americans. that is what is so problematic. we forget about the nature of this regime founded on the premise of anti-americanism. and it was just, the big

separation between those that oppose the deal like i do, i think that he thinks that they are going to keep their side of the deal when someone at some level they are going to act in good faith and those that oppose it, like the killing of americans but on principle, saying that this is a regime that has never acted truthfully or in good faith. so they are not going to do something in that way. >> i would like to see them not starve to death and i want to see people enriched personally in that country and i would like to see economic barriers come down for the people that live there. if sanctions are lifted i would like to see those people. unfortunately i think it's naïve to think that that is going to happen right away. so before we get into what

happened, what would your deal look like a map. >> it's a better deal. and it truly dismantles and gets rid of it. but the premise of these negotiations was venting this they failed. and that means that our kids are living in a world with an iranian bomb and you have to think about it that way. in the alternative is a credible threat of military force. and so what you have to do is manage your way to an administration which is able to back up israel, have their back, or do it ourselves to say that we will take direct military action if you don't. and i'm not saying that i'm advocating for that but it's never been credible on this administration. because they have always talked out of both sides of their mouth

that is the case. >> for this president if there are congressional votes to override the veto and that collapses, whatever that doesn't go back to, they are going to get some of their sanction money back because you have other countries who are going to act as though the deal is in place even though it doesn't have u.s. congressional congressional support. the president also go to the u.n. so if you don't have the deal in place making keep spending their centrifuges and they get a bunch of money. >> into that situation. i don't think there is a easy way to walk back from this click. i think that the best way is to probably have the backs of israelis were going to feel the need because of the existential threat. we would have to have their back five to 10 years. >> unfortunately we have to wrap up him up and i will say that momentum is on israel's side. i think that especially with

chuck schumer, you cannot overstate how important that is. and i think that the president is losing ground on this one. so thank you so much. >> thank you. >> coming up next, the epa i will tell you why next. the first, the panel returns to discuss more next. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ kennedy: there you go.

skin magazine covers music and much more. recently he said that music is the exact opposite of rebellion and innovation in that it's mostly designed in hopes of making good car commercials. sad truths or an old guy yelling at the kids? and so he sold it for $43 million. i cannot imagine a magazine spending $43 million in this day and age. but he's talking about the modifications of music. >> i mean, he lederle sold out. good for him, but you should probably excuse yourself on the situation when you sell it for $42 million. i was going to disagree about music, when he says music is bad

today. >> muse is a fun and silly band. but seriously, he does sound like an aging hipster. there are tons of good music out there and tons of bad music out there. and you don't have to listen to katy perry whose music is probably no worse than the last 50 years. >> asking you specifically about the way that music is made. you don't give money to go into his studio, you can make it in a room, high quality, putting it out on social media. >> the modification does exist but we have seen the democratization as well. it's much easier to get music out there that was back in the days when you are either on a major label or you can access.

so there's a lot of bad music out there because there's a lot of music out there. but there's also a lot of good music out there. go look up tons of interesting and smart music out there. >> i think that you have to constantly keep pushing the boundaries of music that you listen to. >> everyone is bashing today's music. have you heard the full album? >> that is why he started the magazine. >> i just think that it is a work in progress because the industry is changing. columbia house went out of business today. >> i disagree with him about innovation. i think there is such technology employed in music and that goes to andy's point of democratization. you can make music sound really cool and good and

nontraditional, which is fantastic. i think that there's always someone who's going to come along whether it's a music critic saying that elvis is no good because he doesn't sound like tommy dorsey. >> that argument has been going on for ever. >> he does have a point, maybe i'm coming from the point of listening to country music. >> huge commodification. you see joined straight, johnny cash, george strait, half the time you have to ask yourself is this country. kennedy: taylor swift was considered a country artist. >> i'm not a country guy but i don't believe that there nowhere to be found and you just have to look for them because of course, the most popular people,

especially these days are going to be the ones that you hear in a commercial. >> a good example is eric church or of luke bryan. all about marijuana and country music. it's a different kind of music than what you heard. >> i can't blame younger people because they want to be a part of popular culture. >> i can see it but i don't like it. >> i agree that the generation of solid storytellers, maybe people that have cultural add, it's impossible for someone to sit down for a long time and match it to the sound of a train going down the tracks. >> when they feel that they have to adapt to pop-culture, you have seen luke bryan putting the sound out because they have to adapt to the young people. >> i think that now more than ever this generation of music is getting calibrated more specifically because of digital music sales and they are looking

at music and saying this is working. >> they are looking at singles. although there are artists that package this. >> i think that we would agree that there are artists out there that are real. >> we have much more to talk about. please stick around and you'll be back around soon and they will talk about the potential benefits of robots and human marriage. but what utter place for a former class photo then taco bell? that would be such a great idea.

kennedy: burrowing into your brain like a serious gopher. do you mind if i stay and share some odd news? this is your topical storm. first topic, a where is my marmon? air like on steroids and they can tell the future on groundhog day. but what do you do when they

invade your house with nothing to corral them before he snaps and tries to feast on your man parts. watch. >> get out of my house. get out of my house. no, go that way. >> go that way. [bleep] we. >> that is the snacking. it does not end well. if that doesn't work, you can have a snowball party and see if you can talk them into being your hairy pet ferret. it's kind of kinky, but don't judge because it works. the second topic. this online retailer catching heat for advertising its triple xl and five xl leggings by cramming a single skinny model into one leg. check it out. that is one woman.

why not find a plus size model or a regular sized woman instead of a greyhound skinny model to advertise plus size clothes. this is just mean-spirited taunting. and bad advertising. is this supposed to be used in a four-legged race to is it a pogo stick cover? or as one said finally a pair of yoga pants were a girl can fit all of her legs into it. topic number three. st. louis teenager brittany is no ordinary high school senior but a beautiful girl with big dreams. of being ordinary. her friends didn't believe that she would make a run for the border and take her senior picture at taco bell that she employed the finest shutterbug in the show me state and he snapped away so people will

remember what she looked like then. she said that her lifelong goal is to be in a taco bell commercial. topic number four. canada. a thriving maple syrup industry and now a 90-mile per hour zip line called the sasquatch. it is over 2 kilometers in length. chen told by lincoln chafee is really long when converted to miles. standing about 600 feet above ground which is extraordinary. america, we are falling behind even the canadians. we have to have something to ride. where you canshoe people out into a jell-o pit. preferably from that height. 600 meters in the sky. topic number five.

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>> contemplating a presidential run, speaking with me almost entirely on campaign-finance reform, if he wins he says that he will step down after accomplishing his reform. can he compete with other democratic firebrands like martin o'malley? or that other guy? and so i'm going to start with you first. this is going to be one of your law professors. >> what you know about this? >> he is a bright guy. but i think it's really important to see this guy who voted for barack obama insisted he doesn't trust him.

and i think that is an important point. >> leaving intently clinton's popularity, i'm not wild about single issue candidates. >> it's not looking good. i just love that running for president has become this ice bucket challenge. >> that is so true. >> you look and see some of the people who are running and you think, i could do that.

>> they let people know that this is way too high. and let's go ahead and flood each and every side with as much money as you want. it all evens out. >> they talk about equality, to me exactly what he said. it's a quality when everyone can put them exactly what they want to put in. and to me that's more democratic than equalizing the playing field. >> i think that he's confident that he will qualify for the debate because he will get 1% in the polls because 1% of americans have watched them get a talk. >> ask johnson who is the governor. and he had the libertarian party behind him.

okay, ufc champion for women rhonda rousey appears to be picking a fight with floyd mayweather,saying that she could be him or anyone else on the planet in a no rules fight. so i issued this ultimatum to you. if you are watching, i challenge you to a fight on my show. keeley mcinerny. >> he has been a lot of women.

>> she has to respect the process. you know, you don't just fight the champ at first sight, i think he has to start and then she works her way through the ranks. >> i would love to see rhonda rousey. but how great would that be. >> i would really like to see this. and it's obviously lose lose for mayweather so economically never happen. >> he knows and jimmy has a point. because he's gone down that road before and this is kind of his area of expertise. but that being said, he doesn't want to subscribe to a situation and she has tested positive for

steroids like three times. she is a monster. she would probably win. >> she has some tendinitis. >> i had no idea. >> an individual says that we should expand marriage to include human on robot matrimony. it it may sound far-fetched, but if we are willing to let something as calculating and artificial as hillary clinton get married, then should we consider letting andy marry my roomba? ♪ ♪ and so let me ask you when you

marry someone, what do you marry? >> well, i have no idea. only you can answer that question. >> you marry their sole. >> here's what i don't like. that's a cheap shot at hillary clinton. if we ever get to the point that we create this with actual consciousness and free will, this is something we are going to have to deal with and this is way in the future like probably not until march or something like that. and this is where i disagree with the peace, it's not about robot rights but the humans choosing to marry a robot. no, marriage like any contract is a two-way street and both parties have to have free will to enter into it and your dog doesn't know what is going on.

kennedy: will we be able to create artificial intelligence that it will be a thinking entity? i can also see this becoming a real issue. but by your definition of marriage, i think that that also lends itself to relationships that involve polygamy. the only thing grounding the term marriage was the definition put forth by the church and the synagogue and mosque. you are opening a slippery slope. >> but what if a robot has enough wherewithal and consciousness to determine that it wants to be a jewish individual, christian or a muslim? >> you leave it to them, and then you have a contract and a sacrament. >> or keep the state out entirely. >> just don't invite me to a vegan wedding or a destination

wedding. >> that's going to be the question at the next republican debate. >> coming up next, body mass index report cards being sent home with kids. but i don't think that should be a part of your schooling. first up, after the epa accidentally unleashed. you had one job to do. thank you, government.

>> if you are like most people you assume that toxic waste is dells resolve and action movies. but you are wrong.

toxins cause disease and ruined vacations. yet the epa charged with protecting the environment with the 3 million gallons of toxic waste this week after opening a gold mine. imagine how crazy the media coverage would be if this would've been a private company killing the planet and not a government agency specifically charged with not killing the planet. we have our guests here tonight. including an attorney who is quite good. ladies and government, thank you for being here. i will start with you. is it incompetence or later this >> accidents happen, what makes this difference is that this is an accident that is committed by bureaucrats who don't really answer to anybody and they cannot be thrown out of office by voters and consumers don't

have any choice to take their business elsewhere the way that they did with bt. it appears that a lot of the administration and the supporters are saying accidents happen. but when they happen to private industry, private industry has to pay and when it comes to the government they often don't have to pay. >> i have to ask you, what would happen if you did it. >> if i do this i would be getting lines right now. and the epa will almost certainly not fine itself. and we have a regional administrator that was quoted in "the new york times" a couple days ago saying that we will hold ourselves to the same high standards that we would've held anyone when this accident happened. that is clearly untrue. i wish that this was a teachable moment for the epa, maybe we should rethink the approach to a variety of things including how

we do cleanups and punish companies when they have accidents, i don't think that that is going to happen. >> the epa director says that we are going to continue work until this is cleaned up. but it seems like this could be a pretty bad thing because some of these heavier elements are just going to sink to the bottom. is this a long-term issue? >> i think that environmentally certainly it could be. but as far as the political and economic implications of this extremely long lasting. this is characteristic. and in which case our tax dollars end up paying for it. and all that occurs is another

one of these dog and pony shows in congress. >> we are obviously going to see it here. it's so sickening because the president absolutely vilified them for that oil spill. and it's hard to imagine that this is going to be a showcase in presidential elections during the speech coming up. seeing this kind of thing, that we believe the environment is important.

and when they do something that causes as long lasting interstate damage, they just say thank you guys so much. coming up, schools are sending out report cards on obese children. it makes me so mad that my head could explode. stay with us ,-com,-com ma we will be back right after the break. no matter where they are. the microsoft cloud gives our team the power to instantly deliver critical information to people, whenever they need it. here at accuweather, we get up to 10 billion data requests every day. the cloud allows us to scale up so we can handle that volume. we can help keep people safe; and to us that feels really good.

kennedy: penn state actively trying to that chenier kids. letting you know if your teenager has become a teensy bit overweight by over indulging in the breakfast club. there are a couple of problems here.

and the sooner they can get their hooks in and modify your behavior, the sooner they can divert that money from annoying doctors act unions who are just not bad enough. the first state to send the bmi report cards home, little to no change occurred among overweight children. they don't do anything to slimmed-down late adolescence although they do a bang up job of an eating disorder starter kit. standing up against intrusive schools and telling them to stick to the curriculum and including taking care of yourself so that i don't have to. get off the couch, stand up for

yourself and what a few situps kill you? thank you for watching the show. you can catch all new episodes monday through thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, 5:00 o'clock pacific on the fox business network. have a beautiful night. site. >> a rock 'n roll legend. >> crazy thing about roy orbison from 1959 to 1964 he had 21, top 40 hits. >> he dies too soon with 3 young sons. >> he se secretly wanted us to e musicians but he was not going to push. >> i rubbed my eyes and look add the this. >> i have a cassette of a song nobody heard before. before. >> it will bring roy and his boys together again. jamie: had you always dreamt of plays with your dad. >> always, yeah. >> have