time supporting him as they do fighting him. that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. karl rove general jack keane among our guest tomorrow evening. we hope you will be with us. thanks for joining us tonight. good night from new york. kennedy: we made it to wednesday. thank you for your well wishes. accusations fly like cats in the circus jungle from candidates in both parties. they're claiming the system is rigged, man with contested conventions unfair delegates and shady rules all put in place to crown whomever the establishment deems the most worthy. let's start with king donald the contentious love-hate relationship between he and reince priebus is too turbulent for the most salacious and dramatic telenovella riding

tandem bicycles getting matching tattoos and an all-out custody war over loyalty so no one knows how this whole thing is going to and. there's recent rhetoric from the donald. >> a republican system is absolutely rigged. it's a phony deal. this was a trick. these are tricksters. this is a trick and now tell you what, the rnc, the republican national committee, they should be ashamed of themselves for allowing this kind of to happen. kennedy: you watch your mouth finger wegger. you knew the drill, stop getting the shrill -- all shrill. this tweet nomination process known the responsibility the campaign to understand it. give us all a break. >> to them i say give me a break create. kennedy: that's right john but we know it's not the elephant stampeding to make their party

more electorally fair and transparent. the donkey ship has their own technical glitches. half of them were scheduled to ahca morning on saturday. unbound superdelegates can vote however they wanted for whomever they want. he has a perfectly good explanation for the concentrated and corrupt power of her party superdelegate system. >> delegates exist to make sure that party leaders and elected officials don't have to be in a position where they are running against russert activist. kennedy: god forbid communing against people like bernie sanders? your vote counts as long as you are voting with the establishment. why does anyone put up with this arcane nonsense? with systems like these on both sides what is the point in voting? may be the ultimate shakeup here is the rise of third, fourth and fifth hardees that russell control from these fraudulent cartels and give voters actual choices and interesting races

that naturally reflect their values. or we could all move to guatemala and serve. on the show tonight lena dunham says white men can't comprehend hillary clinton. i will speak to convict a white band greg gutfeld about a dandy fraud. if they advertise women's basketball will people start watching that league? we will discuss in the third bernie sanders million say they will not back hillary clinton and a general election we will talk to the five juan williams about the peculiar mind of burn victims. feel the bern, baby. donald trump bernie sanders and the clinton campaign ranting about the rigged system. so what is the solution? let's put that to the spring-loaded panel tonight.

mike baker, former cia officer and president of diligence and will see pierre d'antoni fischer associate editor and reason.com and my friend. welcome everybody. this is going to be a great discussion. >> it is going to be a great night. >> he called me and asked me what i was wearing and i called her and we called. kennedy: so you are the resident libertarian on the panel. you are steeped in this type of literature. as a third-party candidate realistic at this point in the election? >> a third-party candidate is very realistic as far as running for sure. wedding probably not but this could be the libertarian candidate in 2012 is of course governor gary johnson got around

1% and that was the high watermark. they dare say he told the higher this time around given the likely two candidates of the major parties are running about the most unfair roles of all time. this is. kennedy: given that neither of them should be electable but if there are two of them running with the exact same deficits one of them is going to win. >> there is snow i've have a nd.r with that candidate kennedy: let me ask you, if people are paying attention to this race like wow real -- maybe it really is flawed. what are delegates to begin with? we are having existential cover stations about the parties in every one will have to understand. >> it's a good of the conversation to have. people are getting involved in the process that otherwise would be sitting on the sidelines watching. i understand the anger over the dysfunction of government feeling like you are not being heard where land is all i care

about is winning the general election. that's what i care about so i want a candidate who i believe can actually succeed hillary clinton likely and i don't think we have a candidate right now. kennedy: i don't think a majority of these primary and caucus voter sure that you don't think they're looking down their frustration where they are right now in their individual states i don't want to vote for john kasich three john kasich doesn't speak to me. i care our group rubio can beat hillary clinton, this is my guide. >> i don't understand how you do that. how do you just ignore the obvious which is if you want to effect change you are never going to get everything you wanted to canada. i have a little voice and i tell it all the time that's the way the world works. kennedy: bernie sanders is going after hillary clinton superdelegates and hillary clinton spokespeople are saying that he is trying to rig the

system but how did she get the the superdelegates and the first-place? what did she promised to these people? >> pickup on it or because they got binder and she got ditched back in 2082 don't forget one barack obama started running away with it they turned pale and sided with barack obama. they -- he knows that they are fickle friends if you will end and if bernie sanders looks like he's getting momentum and winning contest after contest that would cause a problem for her but it's too late for a third-party candidate. george wallace in 68, even ross perot strong as he was in 92 he didn't get one single electron college vote that you need the money and quite frankly donald trump has shown a lack of willingness to spend money. i think that's why he has problems with his campaign in colorado. i think he will win the nomination but is counting on

the republican party raising about half a billion dollars. kennedy: you raise two important points about the trump campaign. one he did have the foresight to work some of those delegates of the various conventions happening in colorado and the other he didn't invest any ground game. ted cruz is and going to win the nomination either but at least is making it more difficult by doing those two seemingly obviously things. same if i will give it to donald because of his outrage over these ridiculous voting contests and he is making some awesome grain alcohol -- kennedy: we all need to parcel to shop because john kasich, scott walker would consider them for running me three john kasich city of zero interest in being donald trump sidekick but what is donald's best v play? >> i think it's making a deal with kasich. he is a total vice president.

>> he is affable and doesn't say much of substance. i think chris christie was chomping at the bit to be trump's vice president but another brash northeasterners and going to balance the ticket. you need that milquetoasts midwesterner and kasich fits that bill. i can't believe we are having a conversation where we are talking about trump on the one hand and kasich. this is where my head explodes. he's the most electable to get into the white house. he is the most experience and i think he's a pragmatic individual. i think he understands the art of compromise. compromise and negotiation, horrible thing now in the minds of a lot of people. it's how things get done. it's how you actually accomplish it. >> trump runs on the fact that, he's hard about some of these -- but he says i will make deals.

i can solve palestine in two weeks. >> does anyone fail to see donald trump is the leader of the free world? >> that's not the question i don't think. kennedy: over hillary clinton? i think he would be a surprising opponent against hillary clinton. he so many people have written him off that he will shine so much on her flaws that people will be turned off on her. >> bernie sanders is staying away from the e-mails and in terms of a running mate, jerry lewis. hey ladies. can we think about a one-man? >> that's as bad as my hillary laugh. >> there's nothing worse than the original hillary laugh. coming up bono wants to fight terrorists with comedy that but does the geneva convention out like that? hillary clinton over racially

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kennedy: they say laughter is

the best medicine is according to bono is also the best weapon against islamic extremism, obviously. >> bespeak violence can be speak their language the laugh at them when they're they are goose-stepping down the street and it takes away their power. so i'm suggesting the sentence and then amy schumer and chris rock. kennedy: amy schumer responded with this tweak, police [bleep] our party is back. mike i'm going to start with you. how would laughter be officially used by the cia? >> oftentimes and interrogation facilities we would go when m. tryout some of our new material on the detainees. it was sidesplitting. it's just a saying and look

here's what i think about bono. a fact first of all that the senate would invite him on out up to talk about anything other than his next set list is astonishing but i don't disagree with the idea that we should laugh and we should make fun of islamic extremism. as and as we start to do that i guarantee you we start telling jokes about jihadists we would have a summit at the white house to talk about sensitivity towards muslims. kennedy: that's absolute right but it's not a bad idea. i would like to see some of the self-important comics sent over to the middle east. >> i have someone i would like to send. andrew dice clay, sasha barrack on, actually sent him. carrot top, i would send him. kennedy: he was on the show. i have to defend them.

he was very funny. >> we can't even laugh at them here, are they supposed to be going over to a luppo and inviting the local population? those guys over there are going to kill you all as soon as we leave. kennedy: have a good night. >> a cabaret in arabic. kennedy: should we begin tickling? >> i find tickling to be very painful. >> that went outside the box of enhanced interrogation irrigation techniques. that could fall into the category of torture so we weren't allowed to do that. we put that together with all those other things we talked about. we can't do any of that anymore. kennedy: is there it by the charge were tickling his torture and where it is and torture? >> here, not good.

behind me, not good. if i want to take it behind the ear is that okay and if i tell them an off-color joke is that a quake -- okay? kennedy: amy schumer asked the said yeah to want to party with bono. lets get away from the flowery platitudes and let's laugh at the nazis. >> she is going to have to start basically doing her bit in front of audiences and raqqa quite frankly because she's done the same jokes over and over and over. >> she did any one to go to college campuses because she couldn't deal with a hostile crowds so how are we going to make this work? >> mark zuckerberg is spitting angry with trumps propose wall. a race joke that went way over the line like a pregnant pole vault are. that's up next. stay with me.

kennedy: welcome back. recently hillary clinton new york mayor bill de blasio caught a little bit of flak for a racial and motivated skit he performed at a charity event. watch. tonight thanks for the endorsement, bill. it take you long enough. >> sorry hillary. i was running on -- time. >> i do like jokes like that, bill. kennedy: it's a phrase sometimes used to mean people time.

in the wake of the controversy this joke is created to hillary clinton who has bravely to censor supplement mayor saying it was his gift and she referred to him. here to help me sort this out from the greg gutfeld show and host of "fox news" channel's greg gutfeld. >> cohost. i apologize frantically. kennedy: i'm glad you cleared that up. mayors having a tough time clearing this up. it's a racially charged reference. >> it's amazing that they didn't see this coming. if you have a joke it back, and set up thinking maybe we shouldn't use this joke they said let's find a black performer from the musical and that will make it okay. if he is in on it then we kind of get the free -- kennedy: if there's a cast member from hamilton. >> and we are okay but it's like a snake eating its tail. the left created this hypersensitive puddle and we all

live in now so it's kind of fun to see them go after each other over insensitive jokes rather than you and me. kennedy: a thing to me is hillary clinton's people didn't read this and say she's running for president. she's having a tough enough time as it is. vernal asocial list 900 sanders is flipping her booty and plenty of states and she has the fbi. the last thing she needs is to be embroiled in a racial controversy. >> how can you be surprised that she's going to blame somebody else and by the way she's used to blaming people named bill for her problems. she throws people under the bus constantly. she's better at throwing people under the bus then the machine i invented the throws people under the bus. you should see it come it's amazing. kennedy: longworth office doll heads. this week we had done him is a

big fan of hillary clinton's and suspending her idol in a very odd way saying quote everyday hillary is campaigning against against -- that none of the other candidates can imagine. standard candidates are right man and i can understand what it's like to be under that kind of attack. i'm so impressed by the way she continues to soldier forth. okay, she treats being a woman as though it's a psychiatric and medical condition. >> i wish i could respond to this but you'd read the quote all i heard was cooler. i could not understand a word she was saying. while this is a logical extreme, she should only write for herself peaches should never write another male character because she has no right to write another male character pierre chu doesn't understand what it's like to be a white male. terry hart that all she can do is write about her personal experience being lena dunham which by the way everything she does --

kennedy: she's a bit self-indulgent. >> and they pay for a lot to be that way even though no one watches your show. i can say that my little show late at night that doesn't get 10% of the press that she does because she is lena dunham comment is way better. and i don't have the facts to back that up. kennedy: we need an app so we can see all of the programs of the time peered taking into account lena dunham that bernie sanders is an elderly jewish man. that in and of itself very difficult set of characters. >> a thing about being lena dunham as you can being consistent and you can contradict your various beliefs depending on your mood. kennedy: the best job in the world prior. >> it really is. i am the harpy she puts her female characters in more relationships than men do in real life. i watch that show and i go

houthi agreed to that? kennedy: the actor that played kylo ren was also the boyfriend on girls. the casting on disney put them in the franchise because they felt bad for him for the years of abuse he was subjected to. >> it was very tough read anything for a rule though i guess. i enjoyed the first season of girls and then i just got tired. i'm done with done him. kennedy: done with done him and the ham and then him. >> thank you for that lovely comment. kennedy: we are going to wrap up. is there anything you'd like to add? >> do you want to talk about the weather? it's really beautiful. you have juan williams up next. i loved one. take sure he brings up reagan because he's a big fan of ronald reagan. kennedy: now that i know that i will be sure to ask them on the show. thanks for stopping by. >> my pleasure. kennedy: time to sniff my

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kennedy: april showers bring may news showers. let's frolic in my meadow of delight. this is the "topical storm." have you seen that crazy video of an australian snowboarder allegedly being run down by a brown bear. and some say the video is phoney baloney. watch and decide, shredders.

the best part of that video is that's the on part of the song anyone knows. but now she is about to get eaten. making some nice powder turns. snows the great debunker says there are no giant brown bears in that part of japan. i think the next video will be jimmy kimmel waving from the chairlift. that's family fun you can take to the bank. topic number two. the world turned to london in more roar when one of the most vicious escalations in english history occurred at parliament. watch.

>> i didn't receive a proper answer, then maybe he will and it now. >> i invite the honorable gentleman to withdraw that adjective. >> the d word to describe the prime minister of britain. not surprisingly this brutal exchange sparked unrest around the world. including in the ukrainian and indian parliaments. chairs, powdered sugar, umbrellas. but in the u.k. the feud has only gone from bad to worse. >> if he doesn't wish to withdraw it i can't reasonably ask the prime minister to answer the question.

>> i still refer to him as dodgy dave. >> that's a bit much. i'm getting word prime minister david cameron and dennis skinner have thankfully resolved their differences. let's cut to the lift press conference. -- to the live press conference. that's a bit extreme. let's go back to japan where we meet the power animal of wisdom. there it is, topic number three. owls are not just nosey night birds who dough your tootsy pops. they are also big fans of leisure and horsery. watch this stern bird at the owl cafe in kobe, japan take a horse for a joyride.

[♪] it's so sweet. and mildly erotic. i'm not the only one who thinks so. it reminds me of the time i rode danny the wonder pony, but danny wasn't a horse, he was a human. true story. thanks for sharing. topic number 4. i believe it was shakespeare who said true love is sucking on someone's tonsils so hard you don't even realize the bar is getting robbed. watch. there they are. leg, hands. i'm going to bite your children. i'm sucking your lips off.

they don't even notice the armed burglars pilfering the cash register. that's true love. that's like a tom hanks rom-com set in montana. the robbers are so sweet, they don't even disturb the maker outers. it reminds me of my honeymoon. dave and i bought his and hers pistoles and robbed a liquor store. topic number 4, if you have had your wisdom teeth removed, you know how loopy you can get on anesthesia. that's why the den test has your family pick you up.

>> the cdc has issued an outbreak order. reports of nausea, death and even cannibalism. >> we can only take one pet. which pet. the cat or the dog. the pet, you idiot. he's already dying. leave him, get the cat. >> dad says he's in las vegas. >> that's all you need, seriously, every mexican pamphlet says, it's so good. but do you know what you would do if the zombie apock lips happened to you? i would call the on the man who could actually stop them.

>> we have a heightened police state in this country. stop, stop. we need to balance the federal budget now or we'll find ourselves without a country. >> there is your next president of the united states. if you have any weird stories you want to see in the "topical storm," tweet me @kennedynation and use #topicalstorm. coming up, the party panel returns. isments may be coming to an nb parks jersey near you. and the annual pig book of government waste. i'll tell you one of the worst splurges. glad you are here. stay tuned. there are two billion people

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kennedy: hello and welcome back. facebook's mark zuckerberg appeared to take some shots at donald trump and his great wall. >> i hear fearful voices calling for building walls and distancing people they call others. instead of building walls, we can help people build bridges. kennedy: that's so beautiful. i think he toll that line from hillary clinton and she stole his t-shirt from him in the morning. mike barrack and anthony fisher. and da dagen i'll begin are you. >> he wants to steal your data and you share your most interest that details with everybody who works at facebook. if you are a billionaire, then name names. he's talking air. who are you voting for and who

aren't you voting for. he came out and put out that statement in december about muslims are welcome here, reaching out to the muslim community. i'm still waiting for him to say something to the families of those people killed by those radical islamic terrorists in san bernardino. kennedy: did he give ahmed a job for his clock? >> his family actually left the country. qatar. kennedy: they were deported by president trump. very bad. who's more powerful, mark zuckerberg or donald trump. >> i would have to go with zuckerberg, but the fact that we are talking about this is another example of how trump sucks all oxygen out of the room than is a voracious appetite to

talk about trump. he talked about how long it took him to write this speech and he came with we should build bridges instead of walls? >> he stole that off my mom's facebook wall. i'm sure she said that. kennedy: do you think he will always be this socially awkward? >> he can't buy his way out of that. he appears to have tightened up a little bit. but -- at this point, talking to a group of silicon valley tech execs and not naming names is punching down and weakly so. kennedy: shooting fish in a barrel which we used to do in oregon. prominent sponsor ads are common on european soccer uniforms and

here. but not american sports in general. will this sully the sport of basketball? >> i have allocated the entire 2017-2018 to put a diligence ad on steven curry's jersey. it will be a knee on thing that will light up. he and i get together all the time. he's always bemoaning the fact that people mispronounce his name. >> they do it in soccer, they can do it here. why is it taking so long. >> people say the commercialization of sports. if you look at sold baseball games, the walls are top to bottom covered with tobacco advertisements.

>> when men were men and cancer was cool. >> it was. all right. kennedy: i want to thank you for the thoughtful discussion. we covered a lot of ground fan we are better humans for it. anthony, mike, and dagen, i love you. >> i love you. >> that's my game. kennedy: we are moving to utah. what does that mean? new york followers say they will not support hillary clinton in the general election. i'll talk to juan williams about these dedicated pinkos.

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kennedy: the war in the gop's well documented, but consider this. when asked if they would you sphoarpt hillary clinton in the general election. 30% of bernie supporters in new york said they will not. juan williams is the author of "we the people." i'm holding the book right now, and you should hold tonight your harden and order it immediately. finally one-on-one. it is wonderful. >> you can also say that it's a merry christmas juan and all. kennedy: let's talk about these bernie sanders supporters.

30% say they will not support hillary in the general election. >> that's very serious. we see this replicated across the state. so it's not isolated in new york and a serious threat to hillary clinton because she needs the obama coalition back together. get the band bark together. bernie supporters are younger, they are more active in some ways, more passionate. a question of howling how often they go to the polls. if they are going to vote, hillary clinton needs them. people on the hillary side won't support bernie. all these folks have to come together if they want to win in november. kennedy: does hillary clinton inspire that same kind of passion? >> if you look at all the demographics, especially if you get the older voters. it's not that they are out there screaming. kennedy: hillary or bernie, who

would juan williams vote for. >> i would vote for hillary. a she is a progressive who gets results. when tberny says, i have these great ideas, but i need a revolution. i need a total revolution and bring in a whole new congress that's revolutionary, i think bernie, i don't think you will have a revolution. kennedy: i don't think she is a progressive. i think she is a centrist of convenience and she'll triangulate. >> that's what her husband did. that's the bernie argument against her. basically she is the as us question. kennedy: it's very interesting some of the people you think that should reshape mount rush more. is that walt did any? >> no, they are good marshall. billy graham and ronald reagan.

i was the white house correspondents for "the washington post" and i like ronald reagan a whole lot. i say read shakespeare, but she was born at the time of ronald reagan. kennedy: everybody who runs tries to sprinkle that reagan pixie dust on themselves. >> ronald reagan talked to people. he was not beyond compromise and did not think it was a violation of his africans to make deals. i talk about how he worked with ed meese to put strip the constructionists,. kennedy: like antonin scalia. >> someone even in the gay rights discussion, in keeping

with what reagan wanted, to get back to the founding fathers. i'm pick out people like reagan because i think they impact this election. i didn't start with the people i profiled there. i started with the issues. i looked at immigration, income inequality. how we police each other. as kennedy is walking down the street she is under surveillance. the founding fathers would have no idea but, they would say this is the hippest, coolest woman i ever immediate. but there was no woman around like that in 1776. you wouldn't have had a vote. they built something in the constitution that was strong enough to endure for 240 years, but flexible enough to say kennedy you deserve a vote. professional schools, women. historical highs in the senate and the house.

who knew a woman would be the leading candidate for the democratic nomination for president. people say what's the biggest change in america since the time of the founding fathers? i would say women. the number one big change. kennedy: wonderful writing and great conversation. please come back any time. i love talking to you. the book is out today. please stay here. but most of the time you feel like you're trying to wrangle a hurricane. the rest of the time, they're asleep. then one day, hr schedules a meeting with you out of the blue. and it's the worst 19 minutes of your career. but you don't sweat it because you and your advisor have prepared for this. and when the best offer means you're moving to the middle of nowhere, the boys say they hate the idea. but you pretend it's not so bad.

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pig book because i think people have published erotic pictures of bacon. they are talking about government waste. they identified 123 earmarks that add up to $5.1 billion, with a mild 90% increase in the last two years. didn't congress promise to abstain from this kind of spending in a bunch of fiscal absolutes those lawmakers. abrams tank will get a $40 million upgrade which would be fine but even the pentagon hates it. the national guard counter drug program, they are getting $125 million infusion for an identical program they have at the development a. $5 million to the state department's asia foundation which claims to be committed to improving lives across the

developing and dynamic asia. the state department wants to make asia great again? are they printing up red hats to go with that noble gesture. there is the awe -- there is the aquatic plant control. the federal government is porkier than babe's porn collection and there is no limit to how much lawmakers will spend. they are all crafty statists and that's why people hate congress. and that's why they are drifting toward this candidate whose promises will only be helped by bigger spending. thank you for joining us. you can follow me on twitter and instagram @kennedynation and

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