with us tomorrow. until then, a good night from new york. kennedy: i cannot wait to watch donald trump this weekend even though the republican front runner and nbc have cut ties with their contentious relationship further fractured after the cnbc debate he wants a friendly platform that humanizes him and s&l one's ratings and now the group

did deport racism are offering $5,000 in cash to any audience member that yells out during the show trumpet is a racist or deport racism. they know no bounds and also released this video of latino american children lobbying the f bombs. >> my friends call me rick but you call me at anchor baby? kennedy: i adore swearing children. you don't see enough of that but the main objective is smart immigration reform. with isis treating young

children to kill infidels. then tried to get traub disinvited from the us show. they have urged nbc to dump truck as part of a up protest yesterday. llord michael's you know, what to do. don't back down. you knew it would get hot and that is not the endorsement for racism that pyridine bill cosby mimics a rape and. to show them free speech with the first amendment look-alike. personal finance instructor

and bush 41 take said huge swipe at donald rumsfeld. i and kennedy. ♪ kennedy: s&l pulled the promo for this weekend he managed to shoehorn in a quick jab of dead cows -- ben carson before nbc to get down. >> because of equal time for television mr. trump can only speak for four seconds. >> let me just say this ben carson is a complete and total loser. kennedy: we are here of the party panel tonight also "the daily beast" washington

bureau and also gavin posted his own show. [laughter] did you hurt yourself? >> i hurt my spine. kennedy: i think some of these immigration advocacy groups they have not heard enough. >> they have expose something you're not talking about john or his views regis not have not devoted enough time to those yet. those groups are doing a little bit of self-promotion than they yell their name and they get money out of it. i don't think it is a serious thing or they're complaining about anything.

kennedy: the guy in charge did the party now princess video using the f word. but i will ask you will pass nl k if -- "saturday night live" cave? >> no. last election they were going after joe biden and when things get really political correct they were one of the few still making fun of them. they could never live that down. kennedy: how did they keep people from yelling stuff out? >> is that a crime? i was there when gerard butler was there and i thought i could make history.

and then i chickened out. i don't think it is a crime is just rude. but he does not get embarrassed a matter what he says or does you are wrong. everybody loves me he would say they love me. i would love to have a monologue like that. >> i am sick of the protest they will not watch snl anyway because they hate you were they sit on the internet all day saying it is problematic writing

forges about. >> it is the job of its tv station to create a show that they will watch. >> in the last democratic debate bernie sanders goes against hillary clinton. >> the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your diem emails. [cheers and applause] [laughter] that secretary clinton skirted request there are valid questions and now he is losing to clinton according to the latest poll.

is this too little too late totally he is getting in his little jabs but it is not the socialist revolutionary that america wants they want you to storm the palace that is not what anybody wants. kennedy: and she is the ultimate perk he is making excuses saying maybe it is wrong but we need to focus on this. we surrender. is he crazy? >> i am tired of hearing about bernie sanders. i want a serious social assist -- so celeste.

kennedy: losing taste like sour milk the cow when he made the turn he is sick of losing? the key was priding himself to be the nice guy can say but all of those that consider themselves nice are passive aggressive that he said dash an honest candidate out is that not attacking hillary. maybe now he is being more actively aggressive. >> joe biden chickened out. kennedy: it is the secret file. >> en to look into the code and although it was framed her name is still all over the code.

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kennedy: george h. w. bush kept a respectful silence during his presidency -- his son presidential run but there is a new biography from dick cheney. >> he says george h. to be bush believes cheney was pushed to a hard-line by his conservative wife and daughter. >> bush 41 suggest that liz cheney had an influence to vice president. >> and not conspiring to turn me into a tougher or more hard news. >> with the 41st president

called the vice president ira nazis sees it more as a compliment day and as criticism. >>. kennedy: the panel is back. you just took off your glasses that made the panel 33% more intelligent. >> that is what happens when they get old. but that legacy extends to his kids. he is known as a neocon. kennedy: that george -- drives him crazy he takes it out of the bush legacy to say in my boy was just trying to get along. kennedy: it is obvious he is being defensive them protective of his son you cannot blame a father for

that. but then to the bush 43 legacy? >> but it's but it is a low partitioned. kennedy: is that an insult? >> no. not really putting dick cheney down. >> that could have been anyone's handle. >> so he said he is right about his legacy i think george h. w. bush does not care any more. he is 91 years old. >> he should go harder.

they think my eighties will be my golden years to say what everyone to and be a grieg and hideous to say all the things i have wanted to say. now they will say she is old and queued. >>. >> he has always been like that. it was called fly-fishing with the door to greater. even with the halliburton guy. to be measured and softer. in then to get back in there but then they said the iraqi foreign minister's side. mike is gas on the troops he

has always been tough and scary. >> don't miss the special this week on the fox news channel and weighing in on a very controversial subject is a hot dog a sandwich? in the countdown to tuesday's debate.

kennedy: welcome back next tuesday night fox business is hosting the next

republican presidential debate. in milwaukee the wisconsin. what should they be focused on this time around? it is time for that dana perino do -- do's and dont's >> let's talk about this a little bet we are talking about the economy so you say you have to be well briefed to talk about the regulations that have hurt families over the last seven years. >> you can be taken off track very easily but it needs to sound credible. under obama you have to explain why.

and after what we saw is that people recognize that regulations are strangling economic growth. >> the more they realize that the more they will see they can take hold of their own future. but then have commanded your own policy proposals. >> we saw that with the last debate does cnbc because one of the best ways to take you down a notch is no the record better than you do. >> specifically your own record. the yourself into the shoes

of those people working hard >> with that number one issue going into a presidential election is the economy. they have to put themselves into the issues of a family trying to make ends meet they feel like they cannot do anything well. however i supposed to do all these things? many people are taking care of their parents and children at the same time. speaking specifically to them is important but you cannot talk over their heads >> rubio seems to do quite well. and in some ways tromping they do that. i just don't know how well he puts themselves and their shoes. >> he could inspire that

optimism. it don't get too far into the weeds. >> that is when someone starts talking about the percentages you have to tell them what to build the bridge because it will help you get to work sooner not that i want to invest in such and such. >> don't make promises you cannot keep of presidential politics. >> you're right president obama did that when i hear from a candidate to bring back the jobs from china. you will not do that. because that takes him down and not june credibility.

don't forget the democrats especially on economic policy. >> this is the difficulties they have a very competitive primary so this fox business debate will be very important. these people are paying attention now. say you have them competing against each other to get support but they forget that they've mostly agree on economic policy. very few tinkering around the edges. so they have to remember the policies. >> it is redistribution that creates even more inequality and injustice it would be wise to figure that out on tuesday night.

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. kennedy: when the robot uprising has got you down and you're fighting for your life against the pink wirey ones, come to me and i will protect with you my chain saw of news. this is "topical storm." topic number one. it's hard to make prank calls nowadays since most calls aren't anonymous, and also i still have all the restraining

orders to worry about. but after stumbling onto a belgian voice artist who can mimic 50 different voices in five minutes, i might have to buy a burner phone if you know what i'm saying. think how much fun i could have with impersonator extraordinaire nick. >> a mistake. >> found someone you have. >> i don't know who you are, anakin, if you want i can assure you, i don't know the way to narnia. >> i see trees of green ♪ >> that is so impressive! imagine how much fun it would be to play six degrees of kevin bacon with him? he could be kevin bacon. topic number two, nasa's solar dynamics observatory watching

the sun since 2010, sure on earth it's a big yellow dot that makes your eyes burn and hurt if you stare at it for too long, when it's run through filters of different wavelengths, nasa calls footage thermonuclear art. take a gander. wow, just in time for all-hallow's eve, beautiful! look at the solar coronal gas ejection flares, like a giant screen saver program that gives us vitamin d and skin cancer. thank you, sun, that reminds me of one of my informative programs about space. >> what's your favorite planet? >> mine's the sun. >> that thing burns out, we're all going to be dead. [ laughter ] >> he's right, you know. topic number three, next to rotting corpse and hillary clinton's desperation for the presidency, the most putrid

smell is a skunk's aroma. one spotted skunk not only ready to unleash his butt cloud, he's a fantastically strong gymnast and yoga. that skunk is doing a hand stand. those are his legs. a sign of dominance, he looks like an upside down voodoo doll, and needle your nostrils with putrid [ bleep ] fog, disgusting, much like hillary clinton's benghazi testimony. topic number four, greek mythology has been filled with imaginative creatures bike centaurs, cyclops and arianna huffington, harvey robertson, he was tooling through the greek isles when he spotted. this could it be a misplaced hippo? a shark after a bar fight? there's too little evidence to

draw an irrational conclusion, so best to leave it to christo zoologist who said it might be another worldly species or deformed squid. we'll have to live in biological austerity through imaginations to collectively ponder what might lurk beneath. but the creature bears resemblance to a spotted boston harbor. >> [ bleep ], we are witnessing a [ bleep ] baby whale here. kennedy: that's what it is, it's a baby freakin' whale, man. i didn't swear. topic number five. here is your tepid injection of ben carson for the day. the good doctor is surgically cutting out the middle man bringing you this limp and ordinary commercial directly targeting ybv's, young black voters. ♪ revive ♪ vote, vote

♪ ben carson 2016 ♪ support ben carson for our next president, would be awesome. >> america became a great nation early on not because it was flooded with politicians but because it was flooded with people who understood the value of personal responsibility. kennedy: that commercial is so lame, it makes jeb bush look positively urban by comparison. vote, vote, cause he wears a white coat, and he likes to eat goat, goat, that he caught in a mote, mote. the one thing about it carson used the phrase freedom isn't free in the ad which obligates me to give you this -- free isn't free ♪ ♪ now there's a hefty [ bleep ] ♪ >> any candidate who uses that song in a campaign ad, fast track to the white house. you're welcome. if you have weird stories you'd like to see on "topical storm," tweet me --

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free and what is a drug and addicting drug like heroin, and the ramifications of that. kennedy: he went onto say that education today is expensive because it's a monopoly. the party panel is back, katherine timpf, will rahn and gavin mcinnes. katherine, start with you. i'm confused by the portrait he's trying to draw here, i think he means something very important but is heroin free? >> that's what i thought. i watch a lot of intervention, these people give a lot for their heroin. kennedy: they do. >> it's not free. i don't know what he's talking about. i was confused. heroin is bad and thinks that giving things away for free is bad policy, so -- but what? kennedy: people are supposed to say but i really want heroin? i don't really want college, okay. you think the comparison works? >> yeah, yeah, putting the polz aside, just as a metaphor, the heroin-college thing works.

>> have you done heroin? >> sure, all the time. >> yeah, recently? not so much. it was like briefly fun, but then afterwards it's going to screw up your liver, you never know, it's hard to gauge what's the right amount of college. very hard to gauge the right amount of heroin, it works. kennedy: plenty of places in california, you can go community college for fairly inexpensive. >> four grand. kennedy: can you find cheap college across this great land of ours, doesn't necessarily need to be free, but plenty of places can you go to expensive college as well. why are people doing that? >> class. if you go to new york city college, it's all immigrants and the parents don't like the idea of their children fraternizing around with polish people and dominican types. so they spend 60 grand for the same professors, same classes and fraternize with the right class of people. they end up with 60 k and no husband or wife. kennedy: and that's a year.

that's not the four year grand tally. if only nyu cost 15,000 a year. might have gone there. >> i'm saying 60 total. kennedy: that's a lot for nothing. >> why are we fighting? we're agreeing. kennedy: we're both scottish, somewhere. [ laughter ] >> perhaps the most controversial debate of our time, are hot dogs sandwiches or something else entirely in the dispute took on nuance after buffalo bills players weighed in recently, and the debate is on. so will, is a hot dog a sandwich? >> no, it is not. a hot dog, words have meaning, a hot dog is just the wiener and can be eaten as a hot dog by anti-bread radicals like yourself. kennedy: i'm not anti-bread, i'm anti-gluten. a hot dog bun is not the makings of a sandwich, a

sandwich implies two pieces of bread that are separate from one another. if you slice it in pieces and it's a sandwich, it's no longer a hot dog. >> submarines sandwiches? kennedy: not a hot dog bun, it's on a kaiser roll, you're never going to see a submarine sandwich on a hot dog bun, and individually compartmentalized pieces. >> why are we forced to acquiesce into a sandwich category. millennials get to have 37 pronouns for themselves. why can't we have sandwich, hot dogs and hamburgers, why are we slashing it together. kennedy: a sandwich is not a hot dog and a hot dog is not a sandwich. >> i totally lost track. kennedy: is a hot dog a sandwich? >> no! a hot dog is just a wiener. >> it never will be! >> are we all agreeing on the same thing. >> sort of. kennedy: you think it's a sandwich? >> a lobster roll is a

sandwich. kennedy: it's not a sandwich. >> it's not a sandwich? kennedy: it would be called a lobster sandwich. >> when is a lobster roll a sandwich? if you think a hot dog is a sandwich, i would ask you to leave. >> later. >> if you were writing the menu, would you put hot dog? >> where else would you put it, in its own category? >> it's not a sandwich. >> i love to get yelled at about that actually. that would be hilarious. kennedy: the guy who made the sandwich is the earl of sandwich, he's like get me meat and bread and cheese and he's not the earl of hot dogs. >> i disagree with anybody getting that mad about it. kennedy: i hope to the lord we have convinced you. >> no emotional attachment to sandwiches or hot dogs. >> this is the beginning of end, first they come for hot dogs, then our liberty. kennedy: speaking of which, the

city of liverpool is having fast walking lanes, they find slow walkers to be the most annoying part of shopping. lanes dividing pedestrians with cell phones from phone-free walkers is its own kind of nonsense. what's the problem in liverpool? >> the real problem is people head butting you or breaking a bottle in your face because you spilled their pint. i would like to have a fast lane to get away from the skouzers, it's a deadly, violent place, makes glasgow look like the honeymooners. kennedy: what's more annoying, slow walkers or hearing martin o'malley sing. >> i find o'malley charming. he's strapping and handsome. you see this around the city, the city is less efficient

because of the tourists walking around gawking. kennedy: especially in this part of town. we're adjacent to times square you cannot move around on your feet, the fastest form of locmotion in the city. >> i'm going to walk outside, people are going to want me signing their foreheads, slow moving and mouth breathing, i don't want any part of that. kennedy: that's why you always have a sharpie. will this keep people from gumming up on the sidewalk. >> it won't work, people walking slow on the phones are not paying attention to the lanes like when you are trying to get up the subway, and there's supposed to be a standing and walking lane, there is always someone standing where they're supposed to be walking and it is impossible, no matter how many social cues for them to stare into space and the backpacks and not paying attention. kennedy: to quote john kerry from the 2004 presidential debate. som nam bulent.

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in peak performance, to leaders around the world. worth magazine named him one of the most influential powerful people in global finance and the author of money, master the game. don't mind if i do. tony robbins is here. so i think that you are probably one of a dozen of the last great superhumans on earth. [ laughter ] >> and i bask in the glory of genetic superiority. i have a simple request from you. >> yes, yes. kennedy: how can you with your expertise, knowledge, and mojo help me become a billionaire. >> it was a millionaire on the way in, you are already at billionaire. kennedy: i want to go big or go home, tony. >> how you do it is simple. you know sara blakely. kennedy: yes. >> the youngest female billionaire, how did she do that? she took control top panty hose and created a thing called spanx, she struggled and found

a sincere answer to the question is you got to do more, you got to find a niche. find a person you fall in love with as a froup, and say i'm going to do more than anybody else and she did it with spanx, got oprah to put them on. kennedy: and oprah immediately lost 20 pounds in tv weight. which is quite important. instead of having the ah-hah moment to service the demographic. >> if you are going to do, that you have to fall in love with your client, not the product or service, everything is changing at a different tempo. kennedy: you have to be adaptive. >> and you have to know what do they know, need, desire, and you figure your life trying to blow them away. kennedy: you figured it out early, and people say you use neurolinguistic programming to change people's minds, a form of hypnosis, i'm wondering how can i use that to get closer to the billion dollars. >> it is true i started my

career by taking people who had lifetime phobias and therapy and i learned techniques for changing conditioning. kennedy: do you have a phobia? >> no. kennedy: never had a phobia? no fear of flying, water. >> no, i'm a skydiver. you know that hot dog question got me going. my question is when is a hot dog really a sandwich. kennedy: that sounds like one of the things in buddhism that we'll never be able to answer. >> my focus for 38 years is give people the tools to have better quality of life. body, finances, relationships, i want to know the answers and there are answers. there's somebody around you. i'm not an idiot. most people are not passionate in their relationship. most people do not love their work. most people are not fit and strong and financially set. a few people are, and the few that do is who i study and show people how to make that happen in their own life. >> i love taking systems, breaking them apart, reverse

engineering and figuring out how to apply it. >> and teach it in a way that is fun. most people have an attention span today. most people won't sit for a three hour movie. i do a four hour seminar for 50 hours. i was just in l.a. and nobody leaves and we go 50 hours in the four days and nights. kennedy: and no one was hungry, one of your other passions is feeding people. in a country as rich as this, no one should go hungry, that's why she keeps food in her car little and shampoo bottles. >> really? kennedy: yes. >> there are 49 million people and 17 million are children that don't know where the next meal is coming from. i grew up that way. when i was 11, somebody fed my family. when i was 17, i fed two families and four, in the last 42 million people over the course of my life, and the last few years, i interviewed these

multibillionaires and watching them cut food stamps by $8 billion. every family has to go without a meal for one week for 12 months. i said what if i donate the profits to feeding america? how many people it would feed? they said 10 million. i've got matching funds, if you want thanksgiving to help somebody. go to feeding america, and i will help. kennedy: feeding america, that is a prime example how private passion will do so much better than the government and the public programs which fail people. tony robbins, thank you so much. amen! i'm a billionaire emotionally. [ laughter ] >> coming up, the best part of the week, you and your mail, your love and your hate. yea, that's next. hey, i see you're working on your portfolio.

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. kennedy: i feel like i should be singing barry manilow, but i won't. william shakespeare wrote not a single line of you were male, what an amateur. let's dive into the mailbag and start it off with michael who writes -- and i have to say thank you, michael, it's nice to have a libertarian mustache on tv as well, mine, not his, his is fake. william says -- thank you. thank you. and do your research, hun, come on! tuesday was national sandwich day, and i call it the carl. that tasty treat inspired a few comments. let's see what you have to say, you obviously loved it.

exactly what i asked on my honeymoon. brian writes -- i don't know what you mean, it's so much different. for example, take a look at this hard hitting interview i conducted last week. who dressed you this morning, sally. wasn't by any chance, satan? [ laughter ]. kennedy: see? so different. i forgot my pearls. thank you for watching tonight, i love all of you, even the haters.

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