that is it for us tonight. thank you for voting on our polls. tomorrow night investor john negroponte joins us. be with us. good night from new york. ♪ ♪ kennedy: the big hello, howdy, how you doing. i don't want to watch her flapper claptrap, but here we are again doing yet another interview changing direction. this time to sit down is with abc's dreamy david mueller. he got quite a lot. monday she said sorry, not sorry. i don't think that tested well. well, those five little letters spilled from her lips. when you are betting your brown eyes and a help us hillary.

>> that was aa mistake. i take responsibility. and i'm trying to be as transparent as i possibly can. kennedy: so smooth and tender. he elicited genuine emotion. these appear to be real human tears, not the synthetic droplets robots squirt out to fool us. [laughter] kennedy: she said she was sorry. she even cried. what more do you want from her? you guys couldn't call off the investigation? joe biden is all, you want real tears? just wait until i sit down with a ten hanky philip over my active grief, amateur.

he is just waiting to wipe her server and wipe the floor with her and iowa. hillary is not the only troubled politico fumbling desperately. jeb bush sinks like a brick and mayonnaise doing whatever he can to remind people he is ready to be fitted for his ground. a tougha tough sell, but that did not stop him from trashing his brothers reckless spending. >> my brother probably did not control the republican congress spending. he should have brought the hammer down when they were spending way too much. kennedy: bernie sanders is more fiscally conservative, and he is polling better. if tears and contrition work for hillary, a poll numbers go up and that he comes off, they shouldn't be surprised to see jeb sit down to apologize for things he has not done and cry about having his feelings hurt and election stolen.

tonight on the show, the strange alliance between donald trump and ted crews. the storm the capitol for an anti- iran rally. plus we discussed hillary clinton's e-mail scandal and whether bars and pinstripes are in her near future. and lecturing men on healthy masculinity. get ready to get in touch with your feelings by watching golden girls, guys. glad you are here. i'm kennedy. ♪ kennedy: high, you. hillary clinton was on alan showing her softer, rhythmic side. ♪ god. i am looking around for a handful of pills so i can

swallow them and ended. part of her dynastic reset. and not a machiavelli. foxbusiness. joined by comedian. host of the gavin mcinnis show. they welcome to one and all. a great day to be here, just a few days after labor day. i will start with you. she went for this big interview, but you are surprised by her choice of anchor. >> i thought she would go to brian williams. msnbc all the way. >> my was blown out. she has that still face.

you expect to make conversation without betraying emotion. i wish i would have appreciated answering the questions better. that is donor speak for i did not know lying would cause a problem. kennedy: what should she apologize for? >> how about nuclear secrets involving north korea that were marked top-secret? kennedy: you might be likable. >> never had e-mails that were classified. the state department allows for private e-mails, but she never said the state department did not know i have this e-mail address. i didn't have sexual

relations with that woman, kind of true. kennedy: did it for convenience which is not true. >> she did it for the convenience and having one device. >> all. >> all of the excuses she has made, the basic assertion she did not send or receive classified information, how do you get that stuff? listen to my have a private server at my house, super great. a fire poker. don't send me any classified information. how could you do your job? >> this interview builds on the perception that you cannot trust her. they come out in the new york times with her handlers talking about she will show heart and humor. she's on cue with him. it is completely dishonest.

kennedy: they coordinated the question. does your mother ever whisper anything into your ear? if so, what exactly does she whispered? >> oddly enough she does. she tells me to fight on like a usc trojan. britney spears is a better actress. kennedy: speaking of that. jeb bush help stephen colbert kickoff his 1st late show sitting through an awkward grilling about how he is different from his brother and getting advice from the host on how to be more trump. can jeb get back into the limelight, let alone the polls? i don't know. do you think it is disloyal? >> i broke my neck, kennedy. wearing a neck pillow. we all knew george w. bush sucked.

he overspent. what you just showed is that you are back stabber and can be loyal to your own sibling how can you be loyal to the country? and by the way, i don't think your wife can speak english. kennedy: i thinki think she can speak english. the for donald trump got into the race, a very impressive thing. donald trump came in and said that's totally stupid. >> now hillary is sunk. they are all done. >> i almost feel bad away. like the guy who's trying to pledge a fraternity after his brother burned down the frat house. i thought he did good on the show in this interview looked presidential. kind of nervous and funny. kennedy: you did not like colbert? >> he looked like a cheerleader on saturday night live.

why is this guy jumping around so much? >> let's leave it they're. but if a six-year-old kid thinks your jumping around too much you have to dial it back a little bit. kennedy: is it any coincidence that they are in trouble? are they linked? other somehow politically aligned? >> jeb's interview was almost as awkward as hillary dancing. the only thing that could have made that worse is if jeb had gotten up. kennedy: wait for the end of the show. is there any hope of the two of them, who has the best chance of resuscitating their campaign? >> hillary is still waiting in national polls. even in a head-to-head matchup she beats donald trump. so that is what her allies are hanging their hats on. e-mail does not matter. look the other way.

>> she is doomed because she has a big enemy named barack obama, and he is abbott -- sabotaging her campaign. kennedy: look at the way josh earnest answers questions? best decision he ever made. picking joe biden is vice president. he may be the one who maintains that pristine legacy. my luscious dumplings, the panel returns very shortly. teaching kids about the politically correct way to be masculine. crying is good. saying man up is bad. 1st, the donald is getting along with ted crews. they storm the capitol arm in arm

♪ >> this iranian nuclear deal is catastrophic. if it goes through, there will be three consequences. number one, the obama administration will become quite literally the world's leading financier of radical islamic terrorism. any commander in chief worthy of defending this nation should be prepared to stand up on january 20, 2017 and ripped to shreds this catastrophic deal. >> never ever, ever in my life have i seen any

transaction so and competently negotiated as our deal with iran. we are led by very, very stupid people. if i win the presidency, i guarantee you that those poor prisoners are back in our country before i ever take office. i guarantee that. kennedy: it will be a very comfortable ride. from earlier today donald trump and ted crews combined forces. very curious. and the only mine i want to tap into is that of fox news political analyst, cohost of outnumbered. this alliance is so utterly bizarre. >> it is strange. kennedy: what does each of them get? >> they both want to take a stance on an issue that they feel is a complete one for

them. he fancies himself the outcast of the senate, but dc is a stomping ground. it feels like that is his turf. donald trump gives themgive some credibility outside the conservative, deeply conservative tea party base. kennedy: am not really sure why he would partner with ted cruz? maybe it is the fact that trump likes people who like trump. that very basic. he likes me and i like him. >> and it's one less person that have shooting at you. kennedy: then again, he said i'm going to rip up the deal donald trump said kaman not going to do that. they are going to rue the day they ever signed anything. does this amount to anything more than a campaign event? >> it is just a campaign event, but i think it's bigger than that.

they went on record even though he went on record in an unlikely way with rip the deal. it is not a realistic solution. same thing with obama care. he wanted to do all these things the probably would not happen. he went on record saying we oppose this issue in a big way and is hanging in around the democrats neck. that is what they need to do. i do applaud them for this rally. kennedy: but does this shift the votes? is there anything that can be done practically to shift the balance? >> the only thing they can do to shift the balance is it members of these constituents or members colin and pressure them to switch their vote which has not happened. there have been effective campaigns. kennedy: one of the moderators at the debate next week. he had donald trump on the show. trump claims he would play

got you. asking him if he knew certain heavy hitters within the islamic jihadist committee. he did not have a lot of answers. by the time i'm elected i will have totally studied up. did he find his achilles' heel? >> if you really start to drill into specifics with foreign policy you will see someone like trump stumble. it is aa nuanced question. what i find remarkable is it has not hurt him. what people are going after hewitt for asking aa fair question about foreign policy than they are donald trump. as a former's press secretary it is mind-boggling. we have seen the media especially in the mainstream voters go after sarah palin, mitt romney, john mccain, and others for mistakes that were not as egregious as this one.

he has not paid the price. teesix all right. we will see if he retreats or if he will employ the same strategy on debate night. thank you for coming by. >> thank you. kennedy: our inaugural dress -- guest. i might need that blanket back. >> very cold in here. kennedy: coming up, judge andrew napolitano is here. first the faneuil -- the panel returns to discuss the new push for healthy masculinity.

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kennedy: hello they're and welcome. vanderbilt universities women center fun.

don't you just want to rush their? the weeklong event dedicated to teaching men what it means to have healthy masculinity. the series will include things like the macho paradox. an emotionally relevant liberal arts major and avoid manning out. men's study center teaching women how to be feminine. he flipped it and investigate the congress and does not hold up. what is healthy masculinity? >> it's like how to shut up when the game is on my how not to walk in front of the television, how to make nachos with the right amount of cheese. why is gender equality, why do they need to no what

bloke is really like in order for their -- all women want is to be paid the same amount of money. done. we don't care if you fark, belts. >> that's right. >> unless it is a pizza belts. >> that is why they are calling it what they are calling it. why do you want these men? it is such a patronizing, stupid thing. honestly, who will be in the military and 20 years? zero, my god isys called me an infidel. kennedy: and they don't set you up for the real world. it's not about preserving your feelings. >> they don't care.care. kennedy: what if your son signed up for healthy

masculinity? >> you sure must take getting laid. every woman goes home and gets in bed with an alpha male. they like the concept of beta males. but allies don't get laid. kennedy: how often do you here a woman sitting around saying, my boyfriend can't fix the toilet. >> that's not true. >> none of them are with these neck bearded softies. if you shoot a someone and they start dancing they go, that's funny. they are toying with these beta males. kennedy: i don't know. people on college campuses in general, your paying 40 of $50,000 year to be turned

into a left-wing nut bag. that is essentially what happens. when you get out in the real world you judge your mate based on how many chainsaws he has hanging in the garage. that's a very, very sound way. chainsaws are awesome. >> we get a chainsaws a wedding present. >> who did you invite to your wedding, ten alan? [laughter] kennedy: y? just for aesthetics? >> chainsaws are great. the christmas tree in front of a group of children. >> way to get some attention kennedy: make sure you are friends with a good er dr.. workout bands also work as tourniquets. if you ever want aa haunted house or scare the veggies is out of people, take the chain out of the chainsaw.

>> a show coming up on nickelodeon next month. [laughter] kennedy: more authentic when the blade is dipped in lambs blood. [laughter] kennedy: coming up, the worst of the worst, of course of course. coded when a grammy, yes. always look before you leap when y

♪ kennedy: when flies are invading your picnic, nibbling your casserole, come to me and i will swap them with mice water of weird news. topic number one, it is a little early to start predicting who will win next year's grammys, but i have a hunch one talented team will sweep best musical soloist. i give you, safire.

♪ [laughter] kennedy: tickling the ivories never tasted so delicious. that horse is also amazing by randy newman standards. ♪ but sadly earlier today mr. newman was put down and boiled for glue. he will be next. topic number two, one night in bangkok makes a hard man humble. one day in bangkok that snap your neck. ineck. i nearly disastrous bungee fail as the crew was filming a commercial and someone strapped the wrong link bungee on to some poor bastard who was supposed to spring back into the air like a rubber ball. instead she plowed into the

water face 1st. there she goes again. that is not pretty. she only passed out for a couple seconds. there was about right there. yeah, she passedyeah, she passed out because she smacked her face on something that felt like concrete, got a nose enema and a concussion. although i still might visit that brothel. you know, for research. topic number three, recently heartwarming footage surfaced of a young man and a gorilla bombing over his cell phone at the zoo illustrating the close bond between mankind and her closest simulated relatives. look for that this position. the gorilla peers into the cellular world of his new

homo sapiens friend. zero, my gosh. it was tender. now i've got a keeper. that is a winner. swipe right. she is hot. could it be? our other closest relative. thank you for swiping back. topic number four, it is so hard getting decent sushi and washington dc. the pres.president had to go all the way to alaska to get some good, raw salmon. after changing the name of the mountain the president took time out of his busy schedule to hang out with their grills in the alaskan wilderness for a snack. >> don't freak out too much, but this is half eaten by a bear. >> why wouldn't the bear finish this sucker? >> the president looked a

little surprised. >> it would have been nice if you had a cracker to go with it. let's try it out. that's tasty. kennedy: that man has never been camping or fishing a day in his life, i guarantee it. cracker, really? by the way, mr. president, you are eating that there's leftovers. you totally have bear herpes now. gross. if you have children, you know how difficult it can be to rouse them for school in the morning. it is all right to let them snooze a little bit. should you wake them up or should they learn to use an alarm clock themselves? of course none of that is important if a new station is going to come over and wake your get up on live tv. >> nathan.

kennedy: having a random stranger with a camera and a microphone wake you up, but is energizing as three cups of coffee. have a good 1st day of school. letschool. let me know how it goes with the school psychologist. giving is a bad name. if you have any weird stories you want to see, go ahead and tweet me. you can also find me. use #topical storm. coming up, judge napolitano here in the flesh. it's her apology enough, or should there be legal consequences? was the panel returns to discuss donald trump and the hat found in tom brady's locker. is donald have a running

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♪ kennedy: i'm so sorry. human resources, i apologize. the good news, a new study says nonconformance are more appealing to the opposite sex. as people to check out dating sites. prefer partners elect someone who sticks out. my panel is back. this flies in the face of reason. take it from a weirdo. i have one boyfriend and i married him. >> it does not fly in the face of reason. >> the buffet of delightful people.

>> when your weird, i'm weird, too. you can hold on to her as tight as you can. it could be years before anyone else tolerates. >> normal people have the opposite problem. he has weird nostrils, and then they dump them. they keep thinking they could tweak it a bit. kennedy: what is the weirdest thing you have broken up someone for? >> they always broke up with me or disappeared. kennedy: welcome other don't. >> i like whiplash over here. it is nowadays so many people try to cultivate. it is too stylized. it is like -- hipsters look weird, but they think and

try to hard. >> we got tattoos a separate ourselves. >> now you look like everyone else. >> i doi do believe in some level the people are attracted to weird. >> 90 percent of the couples are the weirdest people you have ever seen. you think normal people would like to be with weirdos. >> weirdos like each other a lot. does a guy with a viking helmet holding hands. always an outfit that's way too small for the body. to some extent deep down we are all attracted to energy, not books. does everybody here. kennedy: energy. >> hold on. backup a 2nd. how many times in your life

heavy disregarded the guy that was a nine because there was a six with a something about him nearby. kennedy: your still dating downed always. >> still going strong. kennedy: my husband is the best looking guy have ever been with. >> am definitely a freak. i am the 12 -year-old girl that had a poster of clockwork orange on the wall. it only done on me recently that that was a little odd. kennedy: what was your most embarrassing 12 -year-old poster? >> the one with makeup. >> i'm not that embarrassed of it. a strong career. seminole in the punk movement. part of the bromley contingent. some of the later stuff might have been a bit cringe worthy.

>> my most embarrassing, i had a living color code personality. kennedy: i don't think any of this is embarrassing. my richard pryor help cover is on the other. recently an interesting photo of tom brady's locker surfaced. there were no pictures of giselle in a burqa. look at that, a donald trump presidential campaign hat. this is not a surprise to donald. >> tom brady is a good friend of mine. he is a great guy. kennedy: and a finea fine american. he has confirmed as much during a radio interview on the morning show. >> i have known them for a long time. he always calls me on different types of motivational speeches at different times. now that he is running for

president he sent me a hat. it found its way to my locker. kennedy: he just got himself the sweet ambassadorship to narnia. also a supporter. >> our best president since winston churchill. kennedy: ♪ you think tom brady could get a position? >> i hate tom brady. this made me hate him more. going to ruin his chances for the white house. >> after all of this. >> at least the hat is not as stupid as the stocking he wore at the press conference and lied about the stupid balls. >> acting so vindicated. vindicated. even o.j. simpson things brady got away with murder. it's ridiculous. i get it.

we line. kennedy: they did not cheat. i can't wait. go down. >> a lot going on. they're retiring his air pump. [laughter] and at the end of the game there retiring erin hernandes' number. it's going to be really nice. kennedy: i will be watching that. all right. so tom and donald, is that better? if hillary clinton is president, anthony weiner is moving in. he will live in the white house. so which is a better dream team? >> i think that we need tom in there. obviously far superior. his wife has no -- kennedy: you get an inflation of france. first of all, language.

second of all, i think they are subjective. >> line them down. >> according to press reports. >> something about that. >> the mickey manoj special. >> a guy who does not drink budweiser. people whose lives -- wives don't have large posteriors. >> i'm a big fan of your husband, obviously. kennedy: i just want to thank you all for being here. it has been great. you can ride the train any time. thank you. i really like you very much. really strong like. >> do you like any of the panelists more than friends? kennedy: judge napolitano

here to check on the legal side of hillary clinton's e-mail scandal. stay tuned. after that. hi my name is tom. i'm raph. my name is anne. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. don't let unanswered legal questions hold you up, because we're here, we're here, and we've got your back. legalzoom. legal help is here.

♪ kennedy: hello and welcome back. hillary clinton apologized for the fury she caused. >> i should have used to accounts, one for personal, one for work related e-mail. that was a mistake. i am sorry and take responsibility. i am trying to be as transparent as possible. kennedy: an apology is nice, but where does she stand

legally? let's get back into the saga. judge andrew napolitano. welcome back. so this is not good news for her politically. the slow release of e-mails, a damning piece of evidence. i want to talk a little bit about the state department employee who helped her set up the server. do you think she was paying him to break the law? >> she acknowledged last friday evening before a three-day holiday weekend that she paid that young man who was an employee of the state department $5,000 to install a server in her home. the already had his state department top security briefing, so he knew that by installing the server there

he was helping mrs. clinton divert not only her personal e-mails, not only her work e-mails, but her top-secret secret and confidential, otherwise known as classified e-mails away from the government. because he knew that and she did it in conjunction, that is called a conspiracy to violate the espionage laws. when you are in a conspiracy like that, each conspirator is criminally liable for the crimes of the others. she paid him to break the law, and he must have known what he was doing, which explains the reason for his lawyers telling the committee when he called to the witness stand he will assert his fifth amendment right, which he has every right to do. he is worried about revealing under oath engaging in criminal conspiracy. i don't know who is advising her. her lawyers are great lawyers. the more she speaks about

this the deeper the legal trouble she finds herself in. kennedy: trying to say she is sorry. attorney get for the political hemorrhaging. she does not understand what the american public wants her to apologize for, and i don't understand how you would not expect to send or receive confidential or classified information of her e-mail. how did she expect to not have classified information? >> how could she argue that satellite photographs of the construction of nuclear facilities and north korea and intersections of communications from north korean agents was not classified? it said classified or not, how could she make that argument? she has two problems. she has the political problem.

she is emerging support. bernie sanders, the loony lefty from vermont is seven points ahead of her in new hampshire. she has the political perception that she can't tell the truth, the legal problem of being at the tender mercies of the most aggressive, sophisticated team of fbi investigators who could not care less who she is poor who her husband is. her only concern was national security. they have more than enough with which to recommend an indictment just on the basis of what is in public domain. kennedy: what is known. imagine what might be in the deleted batch of e-mails. does she realize how deep of trouble she is in? >> she is smart enough to realize it. she has persuaded herself this aura of invincibility and that it was allowed, i

am apologizing for the confusion i caused. she did not cause confusion. she stole property from the federal government refused to return it and diverted classified material from a secure government site to a nonsecure site, the same crime for which a colleague in the cabinet former director general betray us pled guilty. teesixguilty. kennedy: to a lot less than what she has already mishandled. >> this is not going to go away. the more she tries to diminish it the worst her legal troubles become. kennedy: and she will stop diminishing anytime soon. whatsoon. what is to come? i will tell you next. dancing on ellen. pretty bad. should have known. dancing in public is never good. we will show you why in moments.

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♪ kennedy: you should never trust politicians with two things, your money or the dance floor. given the chance any next time wearing spotlight chaser will ascend the floor and fidget. hillary clinton on ellen this week. ♪ ♪ kennedy: is she doing the within the nanny? please don't break your legs. it looks like she is trying to direct air traffic. not just hillary who jitterbug's with all the finesse of a parked buick, half robots and politicians.

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