let's not forget that. that is our show, see you next week. ♪ ♪ and see how that turns out. thank you for joining us. good night from new york. kennedy: well, i am watching the republican party. that hell is immigration. pushing the emotional hot buttons would be a big political letter and many people support him for his to fans. univision. >> excuse me. sit down. you are called. sit down.

now you don't. you have not been called. go back to univision. sit down please. you were please. you are called. >> don't touch me. take no prisoners. kennedy: wildly attractive. a big political gamble and could hurt his campaign. getting so much traction now, set out to the fellow contenders are falling all over themselves day under his coattails. texas senator ted crews. all the bluster with half the calories. as to whether or not he would support american citizen children as illegal immigrants. >> mr. trump answer that question explicitly last night on the o'reilly factor we will you do so now? unlike you you are dodging

your my question. why is it so hard? >> because, megan, we need to solve the problem. kennedy: solve the problem. crews waffle. deporting entire families. deporting entire families. if your going to die on the hill of immigration go big or go home. starring in his own version when he started throwing around the pejorative term anchor baby. >> the anchor baby term yesterday. >> i did not. i don't. >> you don't regret it? >> no. >> i'm asking you. >> give me a better term and i will use it. >> he even double down. what hedown. what he meant to say was that asian anchor babies with a problem. made in china but assembled in the us. >> more related to asian people coming into our

country having children in an organized effort to take advantage of a noble concept >> they were asian, speaking asian. mass deportations and e-verify, a huge shiny wall covered in vaseline in the billions of dollars don't get to the root cause. and the entitlement state. republicans will never die on that hill. they are software accounts whicl bottom line. tonight findline. tonight find out the story behind one of the greatest videos ever captured. my panel will play a game.

been carson fact or fiction. better listen up. a lot to say and we are ready to play. glad you are here. i'm kennedy. trump versus raw most. let's get into it. political prospect editor, ben kissel, comedian and tall person enjoined by brian morgenstern's. let's get into some strategically. ted crews had a difficult time answering a pointed question, but it is unimportant hypothetical. born to an immigrant father in canada. doesn't that make him a canadian anchor baby? >> i'm going to pull aa ted crews and say let's move on. he really can take a move from the donald trump playbook.

answering questions, does not shy away, and knows how to confront reporters. what he did was brilliant, and every republican candidate should take note and answer the question. when you backpedal is when you find yourself in trouble >> but here is the problem that i find, you don't get to the bottom of the immigration issue when all anyone is focusing on is the exchange between you and ramos. you don't even get the question answered. >> he did eventually. is that trump's fault? >> i think he knows what he's doing, knows the story is going to be the initial consultation as opposed to the very important pressing issue regarding immigration which will ultimately hurt

this party. >> do you disagree? >> they might die on it. i can't stopi can't stop thinking about the main character from despicable me. i think they would be happy and he would be served his diet trump drink and everything will be totally fine. without a doubt he drinks soda through a straw. i don't trust them. it's very interesting. i watch all things trump. i just got my make america great again hat. team trump. a microcosm of what he wants to do for the country. you let them back in.

takes questions and answers them honestly the a very lengthy. >> not afraid to give substantive answers. i don't think someone like carly fiorini would have shied away from the question , even if he was out of line. i think he just should have answer the question then and they're. >> ramos' behavior was a microcosm of illegal immigration. they sat and waited. he busted through the line and demanded attention. all of these candidates have been afraid for so long. it was satisfying for me to see someone stand up. to your.-- to your point, authenticity is important.

thatthat is what hillary lacks call with the republican candidates need. >> he should have answer the question. he did typical, and this is why people are attracted to candidates like ben carson, donald trump because they are not politicians. he did not answer the question. he deflected and tried to turn into his policy agenda which people are resentful for because that is typical. >> it is no secret that hillary clinton has her share of headaches. joe biden reportedly leaning toward iran. hillary has cut short her vacation and is back on the campaign trail. bill clinton is agitated about the evolving biden news. why do you think hillary clinton is having a tough time in iowa where 52% of

people think the email and server scandals are going to bite her in the general election. why do they distrust or? >> first of all, she is a clinton. people in the midwest are not from wisconsin. they need someone who can slimmed-down cheese and beer and be funny and be able to deliver. that snap chat joke, he died again. it was awful. he comes across as an authentic new york city guy. put some relish on it and he moves on. hillary is so robotic. the baggage and the sex scandal resonates. kennedy: joe biden has that. the juxtaposition will be crazy. he really can speak to the average every day american forces hillary clinton who is: somber. >> drinking a drink at a bar to seem like a human being.

joe biden is a human, and people we will resonate with that. >> bold prediction. >> i do not disagree because there are people looking around right now. not a great candidate. >> a handsome man. >> very musically talented as well. he is vice president of the united states. air force one is the ultimate campaign tool. although he will have to reimburse the government, as he still has the power of the oval office, and almost as important, he is not barack obama. >> i want him to run because ii find him to be an entertaining character and want more in the race. think about the demographics. it is all old white people going around telling us america is rigged in favor of old white people. kennedy: they hate old white people. all right.

so much more coming up with our panel who will return to play a game about presidential candidate ben carson. we live in a world of mobile technology, but it is not the device that is mobile, it is you.

kennedy: hello and welcome back. yesterday donald trump ejected jorge ramos. >> okay. who is next? excuse me. sit down. you were not called. sit down. called. sit down. go ahead. no, you don't. you have not been called. go back togo back to univision. sit down please. you were not called. >> it reminded me of lombardy and milton from office space. what are the do's and don'ts of candidates? cohost of the five. welcome back. >> thank you. >> we need to turn the air conditioning up.

>> i got a little hot last night. >> mercy. let's talk about some. one of the things you tell a candidate's gets another reporter. i think it is so important to have a personal relationship. donald trump, master negotiator would say the same thing. it is hard when you have 17 candidates with a dedicated set of reporters. the big candidates know who the reporters big candidates know who the reporters will be. those are the people that they will see every day. it is important to get to no them, and i don't mean hey how are you doing .

>> have an off the record conversation, and let them for pancakes. >> getting to no people means that you can deal with them later in a civilized way which does not mean you will get great coverage, but it will make your experience more enjoyable and probably more productive. >> a very important thing, respect the role of the press. itpress. it is easy for candidates and elected officials to get frustrated, especially when they feel like they are being overwhelmingly negative, but itnegative, but it is important to no the role. >> it is so much easier. our founding fathers were so smart of the first amendment the reason is the press holds political figures and our government accountable. respect the fact that they have a job to do, and they are the people that will explain your policies are not to the rest of the people and their viewers. >> when you say read what the press rights, read what they are writing, does that in any way affect what a candidate says? >> 100 percent. he used to give the press a hard time. he read it before i did. he would no what is at henry

of cnn going to ask me. this morning i did a piece about this. we knew how he would try to advance the story so you can anticipate what is coming and it is get to no them so you can figure out what they will use, what will be persuasive to their ears. >> they get complemented. >> in those being complemented and using that smooth, sexy chamois. joe biden mulling over a presidential run which is the clintons all hot and bothered. is it too late to make it - to the white house? >> it is not too late. >> he has until the end of september to file paperwork. that is not the case. >> i think they can raise

the money. of the bundlers so there's a lot of money being held in reserve, and maybe there waiting. >> or some sort of a symbolic gesture. tell them which way to go. really important, don't wall yourself off. >> and he won't. why would you wall yourself off? if you get negative press it tendencies to push them away >> hillary clinton is a great example. >> mostly reporters agree with her policy positions. something about her irritates them. we just have a job to do. just be truthful. i think joe will do very

well with the press. >> a. >> a nice guy because he will say super ridiculous stuff. >> nice guy, a track record, known them for years, and he reads what they write and will send the notice complement or say i really like that feature piece you wrote about so-and-so which makes a huge difference for them. >> also means that joe biden has been following the do's and don'ts. >> the tail wagging the dog. >> thank you so much. >> hooray. >> there will be photographic evidence. a hilariously creepy video.

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kennedy: well, we better talk about curt schilling. suspended after taking to twitter to repost a controversial comparison of muslims the nazis. only five to 10 percent of muslims are extremists. gang tim from the little league world series coverage.

he tweeted, i understand and accept my suspension. this was a bada bad decision in every way on my part. kessel. >> it's kessel. >> a kessel doa kessel do in a pinch. >> abstract. >> well. curt schilling, it violates godwin's law. >> he is a baseball player.a baseball player. can you imagine if babe ruth had twitter? >> it would look like david duke's. they sidelined him from the little league world series. i don't think they gave him the top spot to begin with.

they got. thank god i don't have to watch jerrod vogel's favorite sport. >> i think he is sidelined from the show. kennedy: make this any less comfortable. >> supporting curt schilling a little bit. i'm a yankee fan. i hated him. i hate you. he played for the red sox.sox. people need to stop getting fired for offhand comments. not because i think what he said was smart but we have to stop firing people for one-off opinions. >> are is what i will say about that. got a guy fired for his comments on twitter. bad medicine coming home to roost. >> we fire people at the

drop of a hat. every muslim person i know is a great american. radical islam is an and nazi -ism, a lot of comparisons. watching anti- somatic violent, hateful people take over the world. there is a negative truth. kennedy: my biggest problem, schilling does not believe in evolution. he doesn't believe in evolution. >> if you don't believe in the big bang theory go back and watch randy johnson hit that burp the baseball. that is the biggest evidence i have. he created a whole new world. >> beautiful, well said. big unit. >> that was his nickname.

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♪music ♪oh yeah ♪ ♪ kenney: it is not the time come it's party time for individuals like you. put on your pointy hats and grabbed a slab of cake or me. because this is your "topical storm." and the man named ben was calmly riding his bicycle when he was greeted by an eerie sight. dozens of kangaroos just standing at attention. were they going to eat his brains? kick him in the face? would just take over the world? witness this kangaroo apocalypse. >> oh, my god.

i am kind of terrified. kennedy: i don't know about you, but i would've crawled up in a fetal ball inside one of the couches screaming for sweet mercy and i would've been like, this is not natural. and then they would have let me go. topic number two. it's hard to teach your kids how to be grateful when they receive a birthday and christmas presents that do not meet their outlandish expectations. one father wanted to make sure that his son knew the importance of gratitude in the face of disappointment. so he tested the newfound manners of the kid by giving him an avocado for his birthday. how did he react to the strange fruit? watch this. >> an avocado, thanks.

kennedy: what a cute kid. and of course, his father awarded him with his real present after the ruse. show him what he got. >> thanks. kennedy: topic number three. oh, yeah, boom. you can outrun the swarms of people. it's a tomato throwing festival. 20,000 people throwing tomatoes this year, even more in than the conclusion of a performance. it's a great way to absorb antioxidant or your pores. and that coated everyone in crimson pulp. >> some kind of sucker or you

can remove it like a champ. with a ping-pong ball. that is amazing. imagine what would happen if you put tom hanks on it. >> the best way to fight the communists, is to play ping-pong. >> fighting them one at a time. taking an entire factory and maybe he will for which i am writing a screenplay of force come 2 next. and it would be like this. this one could be even a little bit crazier.

burger king has taken out full-page ads in "the new york times" and "chicago tribune" and created this website all in an effort to partner up with mcdonald's for one day. pop of restaurants serving up the mick big manslaughter. one individual said that it was a great idea and then he quickly shut it down. i think you have a better chance of seeing bad floyd mayweather and rhonda rousey fight on pay-per-view next month. and thanks to our friends who sent me this. it is a mcwhopper. he sent it to me on twitter. it smells like victory. i can't taste it. i have celiac disease. if you have any weird stories, that you would like to see, you

can semi-tweet on kennedy nation and you can finally on instagram at the same nation, please use the hash tag "topical storm." coming up next, acted out swimmer michael phelps. we have the inside story about how this video was taken. at first the panel is back to play a game. getting to know the doctor like you've never known him before. what incredible bedfellow manner presents.

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ kennedy: it is time for america's third favorite game show. ben carson is going quite well for the nomination of the

republican party, an impressive two thirds of the republican primary voters would consider backing him and his campaign has room to grow. so why not get to know ben carson little bit better. i have assembled some guests for a game called factor fiction. the ben carson edition. welcoming back the panel. the we have everyone with us. are you guys ready to play? >> let's do it. >> okay, very good. is it true that you used to work for the postal service and have you ever been chased by a dog? >> not as an official mailman. >> very fun. who is ready to play? >> i am. >> okay, let's do it. fact or fiction. depending on what you think the answer is, hold up your fact or fiction side of your paddle. a 10 carson has been awarded the presidential medal of freedom.

fact or fiction? >> i'm going to say fiction. >> we have a really good panel here. and you and brian are correct. that is a fact. he was awarded the presidential medal of freedom. you each have one point on the board. are we ready to keep lang? >> yes. >> you are like scott walker right now in the polls. [laughter] kennedy: number two. ten carson was the first surgeon to remove conjoined twins at the head. >> that is true, everyone is on the board now. you each have two. and here's the next one. there isn't a foot-long statue of him holding a surgeon's scalpel in the neighborhood where he grew up. fact or fiction? >> i want that to be true. i'm going to say no.

>> jumping into the lead. that is fiction, very good. don't worry, there's plenty of time and folks at home, this is a nail biter. question number four, cuba gooding junior has betrayed been ben carson in a film. fact or fiction. >> watch this, a fun clip. >> oh, report to the doctor. kennedy: that is right, he played him in a made-for-tv movie, gifted hand. the ben carson story. you guys are tied, you both have gifted hands. three points apiece. we have more questions. there's always room for doctor carson. here we go. ben carson handled his own

personal copy of the bible, is that factor fiction 2. >> fiction, i'm going to stick with it. >> that puts you close behind. you now have two points. he is a world famous neurosurgeon and he did not have time to handwrite copies of the bible. but if this doesn't go well he could have a little bit more time on his hands to do that. here is your next question. ben carson is in favor of legalizing marijuana, fact or fiction? >> a man can dream. [laughter] >> he can dream of following further behind as well. he is against recreational marijuana, saying that it's a start for people to move on to heavy-duty drugs and i don't think that this is something that we really want our society. >> i'm not one to judge. here is our next question.

you are feeling the burn a little bit. >> i know, i know. kennedy: you have to hope that the factor fiction falls apart. samuel jackson asked ben carson to be his son's godfather but later severed contact after he said that carson does not believe in evolution. is that fact or fiction? >> i have to believe that it's fiction. >> you all get another point. >> a lot of details. but you know what they say. that's how you tell something specific from something vague. and here we go, doctor ben carson is an award-winning marksman. is that fact or fiction? >> i'm going to say fact. >> the fact is that you are only one point away. right now with one question left. you've got five points, you've got four points. this is your final question in

regulation time. doctor ben carson has appeared in the film stuck on you starring matt damon and greg kinnear is a surgeon. fact or fiction? >> i'm going to go fact. >> i don't quite know how to tell you guys this, but we lost him. >> good news, we found him upstairs. >> oh, that is great news. kennedy: well done. we have to go into the tiebreaker now. okay, i want you to give me his age, whoever is closest. it's not like a showcase on how old he is. how old is he? >> 60 years old. >> he is 56 years old. >> 57. >> 57? you know what that means. according to my math, you are

the winner. he is 63 years young and that means that you get a special limited edition walker. the commendation of a whopper and a big macs. you are on your way to greatness or a heart attack. doctor ben carson can cure you of that as well. thank you to our panel. coming up i'm going to talk about some controversial halloween costumes and give you permission to wear them at the same time. and first,

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kennedy: i am desperate to find out. the ravenous shark is from air draws, walking with great whites. it comes from a shark week picture. an encore dedicated to the deadly beauty of the swimming chainsaws. joining me now is the natural history producer this sunday, august 30, 9:00 p.m. on the discovery channel. and i'm very interested in your life. how long have you been making these films, working with sharks, dreaming about these great features.

>> by talented of the other day and i have done 41 shark documentaries in the last 20 years. >> it is a phenomenal amount of time to spend on an intriguing subject and i've always wondered if there was no movie, would we be as obsessed with and scared by sharks as a culture? >> i think that it changed everything to inspire people to want to learn about sharks after the fears subsided and is putting them into an area where i think that they are the most popular wild animal in the world and i think that they helped to inspire shark week that began in the late 1980s. >> it just seems like every year we learn more and more about these creatures. so what was one of the most

surprising things through this, what were you surprised by? >> the biggest thing for me was back in 2000 when we filmed the original movie, people didn't know that they could fly out of the water and that was a big discovery for us and there was even some experts the thought that everything was vague, things like that. when we saw with our own eyes we couldn't believe it. so there is so much more about sharks that we don't understand that we are on the edge of finding out a lot of things mainly because of what we have nowadays. kennedy: i love the accessibility to these creatures come obviously those of you dedicate your lives to learning about this, you are preservationists at heart and you are the ones that are teaching people about these animals as opposed to scaring the heavens out of them.

one of the things that we asked was due sharks hang out in packs? >> it's interesting because they are different in different places around the world. there's different cultures and areas. we find that they are very social and they hang together, they're comfortable and within close proximity and there are a lot more solitary individuals as well. so even though they are the same species and they look the same, they act different in different locations. >> did you see a shark breach or was it something that you have heard about? was there a rumor going around between the marine biologists that this was happening but no one had the equipment to document their? >> a friend of mine sent a couple of photos and i thought

that this cannot be real and he said no, that's definitely real. and i said said the men and i said this would be an amazing show, i go down to start filming this and went down there and the first aid i saw this 14-foot great white come flying out of the water only because we were pulling a steel decoy behind the vote. and it just changed everything the way that i felt about these animals. i kind of thought that they were these slow and lumbering and lethargic creatures that you see in the movies but they are actually quite agile and fast. so they are going 25 miles per hour. kennedy: they got 75% more awesome when we saw that. and i know that you will agree with me because you have to put a harness on one of those giants and strap yourself to it and get them to do this while you are writing it. >> that might be the next thing, i don't know. how do you top that footage like

that. i mean, i know that they put cameras on the back of sharks. but a person, i don't know, maybe not. >> i look forward all of your future adventures, thank you so much. >> thank you. kennedy: after this, controversy of halloween costumes for caitlyn jenner and the dentist that killed cecil the li.ú.úññ

kennedy: if you have felt the slightest morning chill, you know that summer is slipping away and that means halloween is right around the corner. and of course for kids that means expediting the type two diabetes by overindulging into cats and putting pressure on the

pancreas. but for adults we will try it out to outdo each other with the most tasteless costumes possible. and it's been sold so far, we will give you the website later. it is the lion killer halloween costume and some people are outraged by this. and i don't think that cecil the lion is offended and i doubt that the new presence will launch new generations of big game hunters on african killing sprees. they are offering a 15% donation, the maker is. either be funny or be quiet, don't try to be marginally offensive and try to play it off like it's for charity. so there is also a kerfuffle over several key when jenner

costumes that were being marketed by spirit halloween store is, and that may be, but people also use costumes to be shocking and outrageous and funny and honestly i would not be offended if someone committed to a fantastic caitlyn jenner costume with tim kardashian as an accessory but my worry is how did you ever find enough stuff to fill a but big enough to match that of tim kardashian. and that is something that i am quite certain about. so if you find yourself getting work out about these things inside your outrage, maybe you should stay home is halloween and leave the fund to those of us who can handle a good time. thank you so much, i do appreciate it and you can watch new episodes monday through thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, 5:00 o'clock pacific on the fox business network.

and send us an e-mail at fox business.com. until then, i will be your jack-o'-lantern, does fill me with sweets. iil good night.. tom: good evening, everybody, i'm tom sullivan in for lou dobbs. donald trump's candidacy, it just keeps on getting steam. the billionaire populist leaving his rivals in the dust now with the new national poll showing trump leading next closest competitor by 16 points. trump's straight talk and refusal to back down from confrontations apparently is resonating with voters fed up with typical washington politicians, and the same poll showing vice president biden's performing better against republicans in a general election matchup than hillary clinton despite thct