lou: thanks for being with us and good night from new york. it kennedy is coming up next. ♪ ♪ a. kennedy: i'm watching you watching me, candidate desperately fighting against feeding into the background, the donald trump setting the agenda especially on immigration. creating a litmus test by changing the results halfway through the exam. scott walker going all in on border security. when he talked about this from those terrorist harboring canadians. it sounds like this but he's

actually serious. >> some people raised some very legitimate concerns including law enforcement that was brought about a week and a half ago. so that is an issue for us to look at. kennedy: pandering to people in new hampshire whether the state motto stanzas live free or die, including enhanced spying and wall building. well, that really smells freedom. when in doubt -- ♪ ♪ kennedy: chris christie's iowa prospects are flatter than pancakes. and in a attempt to deliver a boost, he has offered to track illegal immigrants by fedex packages. kennedy: when it absolutely positively has to be deported to el salvador overnight. he is using the term anchor

babies is unfairly hostile. given the barcodes and scanning them and shipping them off like dead letters. and senator rand paul who had a moment of inspiration that should've been struck by a year ago. and chapters to shore up support in what should be a natural base for him. hannity getting the best of us and senator rand paul at college over the weekend getting the kids fired up about freedom and history. >> the only person not panicking is the quiet storm. doctor ben carson in iowa and he

is not even using a scalpel. overturning trumps card and he may be the only man who will have to separate conjoined voters so coming up next, what they say it may not shock you. and just when you thought you were safe, nsa spying. this is going all the way to the supreme court? and i will break down last night's mtv music video awards. justin bieber, dogs and cats living together and kanye west running for president. i am kennedy. ♪ ♪ kennedy: republican presidential hopefuls are getting anxious as we look for tricks to motivate their supporters and on any shakeups. let's welcome the party panel.

we have the host of risk and reward, and comedian dave smith, along with another comedienne. i blame rosetta stone. welcome, panel. let's discuss. who is the most desperate of all of the republicans who are responding to donald trump. >> you know, they are trying to set up college campus support with the students. $1.2 trillion in outstanding debt. and so i think that's a better way to talk about it and saying both for so-and-so. but what is more important is the perception of young people being very excited and maybe hoping to use some of that sander's secret sauce and get these young and all fired up to make him look relevant.

what do you think enact. >> i think that there's probably a lot of that to it. but if you just forget this race. i think that these kids, the young libertarians. i hope that every conservative hears me that they are the only hope for the country. the only hope. so there is no young conservative movement out there. these kids are heroes and they live in a world of college campuses dominated by case basis. ron paul started this, forget this election, this is the future of the country and i hope he does more. kennedy: they are the true contrarians flying in the face of this emotionalism that is destroying academia and the college experience. well done. scott walker is doubling down on the whole border control thing. it's good if it's good enough for the south, it's good enough for the north.

>> he sort of has a dead eyes thing. i guess he is trying to ride the coattails and say yes, let old awol, let's cover the country with saran wrap like christo used to do. >> miles and miles. >> the u.s. gets 40% of its own energy from the u.s. then mexico is the next and then canada. and so i'm just thinking that we are cutting off the north and the south. where are the rest of our energies coming from. >> is this really a problem? is that running from al capone? [laughter] >> there is one individual that did try after september 11 from algeria to come to florida. and i guess that that is probably what was a part of a. kennedy: it's not a reason enough to build a 5500-mile long wall. i don't necessarily think so.

so i've been saying it on the show, the economic protectionism and isolationism is a recipe for disaster and it's going to kill our economy, forget gdp growth, we are going in the sewer which is where the mind of bernie sanders is already. perhaps that's why i like him. he is nipping hill reads well shod heels, he's now seven points behind her. and i think that they all my and bernie sanders says that this crowd, this momentum is building in places like iowa is more pro than anti-hillary. >> what you say? well, i think that the best he might do is get people to look critically at hillary. but he sticks to his principles, he because he's not going to be able to raise all that money that he needs to win. so he will be the key candidate at best to i said a few months ago that he is the last rand paul. he sticks to what he believes in, that is why young people are

very deeply moved. an emotional argument makes sense. i've always said that. but hillary clinton is very likable. when we going to see her surge? >> they have nothing to do with hillary clinton, running against one other person and she's the least charismatic person in the history of politics. so that's something to do with that. but she is not going to have a big surge, if you are liberal and you buy into that mindset, why would you not supported. what is hillary going to say? we should raise at $15 an hour and then bernie would say 25? why not do that. kennedy: it's like the price is right. joe biden says that, you know, apparently the latest rumor is part of the whisper mill saying that he's not going to get in until the poll numbers nationally go below 40. and so is the buying oil or running for president.

>> if you think about this, this is like the outliers campaign so far. and in some way, he is an outlier but he does have respect from both sides. hillary, unlikable, uncharismatic, but she has a lot of money. >> and also a lot of unpledged obama donors. they have not pledged her yet. maybe these are the only people on the democratic side who see that her candidacy is not a foregone conclusion and they look at something like joe biden and say what you will about his past which is checkered with bad decisions, he is vice president of the united states. >> is vice president of the united states in looking further back there is the gaffe and then he came from delaware. a lot of people are going to hang him for that. kennedy: including elizabeth warren and i could impart about. >> she has that little best

political gaffe, she said in 1929 when the markets crashed fdr got on tv to con the american people. nothing beats that. >> i believe she was following snoop dogg. >> when was fdr elected? >> 1942. >> that's almost as good as when he told the guy to stand up. stand up, chuck. oh, god bless you. the guys in a wheelchair. >> stop being such a jerk. kennedy: no standing ovation from you way match the panel returns and moments to discuss the president's latest decree. first i'm going to hit the streets to find out how popular is socialism. the answer is terrifying. >> socialism, yes or no? >> i'm not a politician

kennedy: hello, and welcome back. bernie sanders is making inroads at the polls. and that is why i hit the streets asked people what they think of the cold war silver medalist, socialism. ♪ ♪ kennedy: socialism, yes or no?

>> is a good or bad? >> it's bad. it's so bad. >> i think it's a great idea. >> socialism, yes or no reign. >> what do you think? >> socialism, yes or no? >> i think it's spreading. >> i am a socialist. i live for the extremist. >> yes. >> do you think it's good or bad? >> add. >> yes or no? >> no, not at all. >> that's an interesting political theory. >> i'm a democratic socialist. >> are you a socialist? >> no, i am not. >> we have an economic system today. >> are you feeling the burn? >> yes, i am.

>> i like what he believes in. bernie sanders. >> whatever it is. >> i used to think that this is a big difference. >> what kind of a chance do you think that he has. >> he has my vote. will it work? >> if you could vote for bernie sanders, would you? >> yes. >> one thing that is different, is democratic and socialist. >> what if i took your talent and give it to other people because i thought you had too much. >> we have our panel that is coming back. let's discuss this, it's so much fun. with all recent government failures on display. >> it's not shocking that offering to give someone free

stuff is going to pay for it and that it's popular. you know, it's pure propaganda. we have spent more money on welfare in the last three decades then the socialists of 1870 could have ever possibly imagine. [inaudible] >> this is very sad. >> it is shocking, not surprising, when people talk about it, all they talked about was the income inequality gap. >> the 99% versus 1% and even the measures that have not worked like president obama has tried to limit the obama administration and administration and the amount of deductions that upper-middle-class families can take to no avail even for

education as an example. even in a limited scope, the bottom line is that it hasn't worked. >> essentially terrorizing families. if you cannot aside money for your child's education because hopefully the state will pay for it, community college will be free and then all of our student loans will be forgiven. the people are confusing socialism with being social. >> i think so. it sounds like a fun thing to say yes to. that i have a magnetic personality and of course, unsocial. is anyone shocked that when you ask these people, that order graybeards -- that they think the thing is they resemble better terry. [laughter] sumac it's almost like unidentified birds. [laughter] >> for chocolate or peanut butter. >> maybe both, throw a brownie in there.

>> cherry garcia for everyone. [laughter] >> well, i guess that wasn't terribly good. so people in washington square park in the middle of the day were not necessarily working. and you didn't see a lot. >> there were a lot of nyu students were strapped with debt that they won't be able to pay off until they are the age of the sky. >> the only thing that i can think of that is positive is that people like this was a marxist when he got out of college, there's a lot of opportunity to get into the real world and realize how they'll the theory is. even subsidizing college summa that bernie sanders is contributing to. if you can get through, you're asking kids who don't vote a college to subsidize the ones that to go. it's not fair. >> it's not fair, it's not freedom or socialism. we have a lot more coming up in the panel. take a look at this picture. would you say that this is

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kennedy: hello, and i'm sorry, i have bad news for you liberty lovers out there. the supreme court overturned a decision, there's metadata lightly violating the constitution.

>> there's been a little bit too much give-and-take for my life and where are we at? >> well, what the court of appeals did today is reversed the trial judge's decision which allow them to run the program. the judges were unanimous, the only thing they disagree about is whether to reverse the trial judge in the one thing or whether they should throw the case out entirely. the reason why is because there's not sufficient evidence to show that the plaintiffs in this case have their data collected, which means that they have the right to sue under the standard doctrine. kennedy: the standard doctrine, the splintered judges here in the circuit court. and this is headed for the supreme court, they keep contradicting each other in striking things down. one judge said that what they are doing is illegal and another

says it's illegal under the patriot act and congress amends the patriot act. where do we stand now? >> i think that ultimately the issue is going to be the supreme court. but i would eat surprise that this is the case that goes to the supreme court. because they really don't like cases where they are not sure that the plaintiffs are allowed to sue in the first place. so the problem with the decision from the dc circuit saying that they can't sue is that in order to get the evidence required to show that their data is being collected, that isn't secret information. so the government isn't going to hand over that information and the logical conclusion is that no one is allowed to sue. one of the opinions that the circuit issued today was written by janice brown, probably the most libertarian judge on the branch. and in order to prove that they are allowed to sue, they would have to get the kind of evidence that is already being kept secret because of the program

and that's just the way that the secrecy rules are working and there's nothing that the court can do about that. kennedy: by the nature of the way that the courts are set up for fisa, even if they change the nature and structure of that, it, at least until november thanks to executive decree. how are you ever going to be able to prove something that is completely at opaque and hidden from view. i don't understand it. but what i want to know is who does this gray area benefit? >> ultimately benefits the government and that the reason why many legal scholars have criticized this standing doctrine the matter what the law is. because the federal courts are supposed to be open for people to bring their complaints when rights have been violated. it's not just an ounce of national security but the people have their cases thrown out because of the standing doctrine even in cases that involve ordinary disputes of property rights and things like that. it's often a problem for lawyers that we have to first prove to

the court that we are allowed to be there in the first place before we can make our argument and a lot of the time to do the city are not allowed to make the argument until you prove that you are allowed to be here and are not allowed to do that until you make the argument. seagate stuck in a catch-22 and that's what happened in this case. >> that his judicial circularity and i don't appreciate it at all. i don't know if that's a term, but i don't like any of the spying and nonsense but i do like you. thank you for being here. >> thank you. kennedy: coming up next, see what workout regime vladimir putin is doing with his gym buddy and the fastest docs dog d same power. movie, we are which one arrives first? . wondering is part of an intelligent system that creates the optimal trip profile for all trains on the line.

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kennedy: pumping iron and pumping your face full of hot and kinky stories, it's about to get isometric with topical

storm. from wrestling tigers to topless horse rides, vladimir putin is a soviet action figure who has mastered the art of traditionally powerful optics. he hit the gym with dmitry medvedev. he could have lifted weights all day long. i haven't done this aroused by a world leader since i first laid eyes on the sky. ♪ ♪ well, they had so much juice left in the tank that they put on a musical aerobics class to seal in the freshness. ♪ ♪ no let's get physical. ♪ ♪ kennedy: hopelessly devoted to

the gym. topic number two. you know the el paso chihuahua's are a fantastic ball team. they offered the winning dachshund some cash. interestingly enough the dachshund is bred to kill badgers and other small apartments. yep, that's right. one little hot dog back into his bond. run, run, go and kill badgers in the outfield. the chase went on for several minutes until the canine was finally taken into custody. and he isn't better shape than olivia newton john. impressive.

topic number three. you probably have a plastic grocery bag at home filled with other rollup plastic grocery bags. but in taiwan they are becoming a fashion statement as local youth are using them in self photos. see hal this logo brings out the color in her eyes. gorgeous. check out this stubbly die. oh, my. i'm having a hard time seeing straight because that's straight out of the lands end catalog. or what about this one. could this all be a part of a brilliant fashion campaign? may be. ♪ ♪ kennedy: and topic number four. in nature, one of the most terrifying sounds as the mighty roar of the mountain were met.

often compared to the sound of thunder making angry love to a bear. listen to this. [inaudible] and it's like the audio version of drinking orange juice after you brush your teeth. you can make a hunting call by inhaling helium and screaming. see if you can tell the difference. ♪ ♪ okay, it's too close to tell. topic number five. brad willis is an intrepid reporter that has seen it all and done even more that he was no match for a giant insect who was reduced to a terrified nonsensical pile of goo. i love it.

watch. >> what is that? that's because it's hot outside. stuff like that happens. but we live? oh, brother. kennedy: we have to add him to the growing list of those that are bested by bugs. we showed you this one on one of our previous segments. and it's better than walking dead. welcome. if you have any more weird stories, go ahead and send me tweet at kennedy nation use the hash tag topical storm. and coming up, not only is this man an action star but he's a rapper whose career is not in

the crapper. making a royal proclamation, it's got the state of ohio and fans of mckinley in a bit of a tizzy next.

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usaa, they just really make sure that you're well taken care of. usaa car buying service. powered by truecar. online and on the usaa app. kennedy: welcome back, president obama is set to name of mckinley the highest peak, it's now going to be called finale. everyone in the entire state of ohio talking about this, william mckinley incidentally never visited alaska and joe devito. i love this. i have tons to say and i'm chomping at the bit. so okay, so what is the real

hubris here? >> it's interesting that we think that they can rename the mountain and it makes a difference. you know, you know, and it's like finally to answer this, and then we switch it up. >> and it's like, what is going on in that house. >> the people of alaska wanted this name change. so i think, looking it up,

campbell hill is the highest. kennedy: obama goes there, they wave the scepter. kennedy: i hear that you are very upset about it. >> i go to there about once a year. and i think that since obama got in and this has been well covered that he has been trying to ruin the legacy and he's done a fine work. and so if you live in the southwest, that is the reason, it's like, okay, fine. but still, he held it down for at least 100 years. >> why not rename part of the american southwest of mount mckinley?

>> we all like that candy. >> oh, yes, it's that chocolate covered peanut butter, either way, it's quite good. in ohio, you have nothing to be upset about. been catching heat with amal clooney, representing a journalist accused of ties to extremism. this has angered many people who feel identifying her by themselves is a throwback to the 1950s and fails to credit the impressive career as a human rights attorney and president. i think that that is only fair. isn't this this and this and a competent within itself? >> i think so. and she wanted to stand by her

own career. but when you change your name to clooney, you may get called the actor's wife. >> notice of it and say actor george clooney's wife. >> come on now, this is george clooney. >> the reality is that you can probably put together this issue if they know about the subject, the top five list of human rights attorneys and that's really why it's part of that. >> given eight years. >> why is everyone so mad 2 mount mckinley should just put a sash over her chest that says call me caitlyn. >> a lot of people really hate -- this is a conservative thing, but they really hate anything anti-traditional for the sake of it and they will see a thing like where he had his cufflinks

off in the oval office and they're like no, you cannot do that. >> this morning we had a major announcement but said the nfl failed to reach the four-game suspension. and the judge is now going to rule on the case this week. it's very interesting. so i know you love football and i don't like tom brady, but how does this and? >> i'm just saying. that i think that tom brady should get the death penalty. [laughter] and not just because of that. >> suspended for a long time. >> i know you're going to think of this is going against a little bit. but every quarterback -- i mean,

quarterbacks know if the ball is situated. think about the future of the country and they win the division every year. it's not fair. >> it's not. they should redistribute some of that. and so let's talk a little bit about this. what happens for brady and the team. >> i think it's a 12 game suspension. >> they got cheating like a bunch of times. >> it's very tough. most importantly, what will the courtroom schedule quite we maxed. >> can i tell you, that she was

just like that 2 and she's like listen, i have to schedule a lot of people. >> she says that he has a very small features and that it's actually harder to draw that than someone like burning it off or someone. >> they did actually capture this. >> that is the most masculine endorsement in the nfl. forget gillett and all those individuals and his wife is still out there. and then the quarterback. he is hot. thank you guys so much. >> thank you. >> what a way to start the week.

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[inaudible] >> you're going to make me late, and i hate being late. ♪

♪ >> we are going to need more men. >> that is what i always say. that is a movie in theaters nationwide on september 4. how are you? >> i am well. >> it's a pleasure. >> thank you for stopping by. another you have a busy schedule. you transported yourself to the studio. tell me about that. what kind of pressure? >> obviously the role is part of my first time leaving in the movie. and it's a big movie. so you know, i come from a

swimming background, you swim, you train hard. you don't look at anyone else. >> where are you on bilateral breathing? >> i'm a natural breather. i'm more comfortable on that side, it's the way forward. kennedy: do you think that that help you? and your swimming help you? >> you know, i have a stamina and capacity were swimming. but it's very much like a musical instrument is something. it's like getting pretty good at the guitar. now i have to learn a wind instrument which is completely different. 2 are you a "star wars" fan? >> a little bit but not crazy. >> did you guys try to use the voice when he became part of the sequel? >> i'm not sure. >> did you try to do the same thing because you got that british voice? >> we are both british which

helps. and you know, that's part of their character. and i thought that it was important to him. you know, he is a strong man and a straight man. kennedy: another huge role that you have is ajax. i love marvel movies and i hope this thing is better than the fantastic four because my knowledge is phenomenal but you are going to be a villain. and i think that that's one pressure. >> again, i don't feel pressure. i think that that's why i'm in the right industry. and so i try to perform to the best of my ability. to do the hardest work on set, be the most professional. and then you know, we really pulled together, we really did. kennedy: i'm looking forward to seeing now. we have seen ryan reynolds in

that role. if you had to be stuck with them, who would you choose to max. >> i have never met ryan gosling that i can vouch for the fact that whenever i meet people they say oh, ryan reynolds is lovely, but he's nicer than what you think. and he's such a lovely guy. and we have this great synergy in the action sequences and i said that i've never enjoyed fighting anyone. kennedy: we are running out of time. is this the donald trump of action movies? >> i guess i'm not so familiar with donald trump but he's a great character. kennedy: did you go to the show? would you think of the kanye west acceptance speech? >> i worked hard come i didn't see the vma's. [laughter]

kennedy: i will give you my entire round up. i watch list in 2007. [laughter] so you sound like a jamaican when you are wrapping. >> last word. >> okay, then 2 that's exactly right. we will watch you and we say congratulations. coming up, i'm going to give you my take on last night's video music awards. connie west, miley cyrus, plenty to say next.

kennedy: the mtv video music awards were last night. you have the appropriate response, mtv is only yours when

you're young. it's not supposed to be making sense when you're procreating and paying taxes. each year they pay a march much to the music industry by passing out award. this is what people are doing, and kanye west is more than just blessington kardashian in with his seed. he had an 11 minute speech. >> in the small box that we are, as entertainers of the evening. sometimes i feel like i die for the artist opinion and for artists to be able to have an opinion after they were successful. i just want people to like me more. kennedy: and he ended the thing by declaring that he is dropping the mike with the 2020 presidential candidacy. >> as you could guess, i have decided in 2022 run for

president. >> donald trump come you have my vote pinal kanye west for president. [laughter] >> or lack of intelligence made justin bieber really sad. >> they had a lot to say about me in the press. miley cyrus looks good. kennedy: i don't know what that means, but it's not good. and then she showed the talented millennial that they don't have any bad blood and the blood is so good that they can donate at all to the red cross. ♪ ♪ >> they are happy friends. kennedy: it will never be as

nice. thank you for watching the show. you can follow is at kennedy nation. e-mail us anytime at fox business.com. i'm going to go find taylor swift and hugged her. goodnight. >> the veteran of the battle live -- squirrels away enough military gear for a platoon. >> aconite leaving get access to the master bathroom it was so clogged with the stuff. >> it was once-in-a-lifetime >> plus plenty of surprises. >> this is worth $50,000? >> usually wrapped in of blanket in a bathtub.