he doesn't have any backup. he is going to expand every sling and arrow. >> he also has to talk about the economy. lou: we are out of time. ed rollins michael goodwin taking his right to the end and this is the end. thanks for being with us. kennedy: on the watch tonight hillary clinton gave a big economic speech today trying to topple donald trump during his turn turn and i have to wonder is there candidate left it can still hurt hillary? she's about as far left as you can go to for falling off the edge of the flat earth. she's the green party presumptive nominee and her name is dr. jill stein paid a lot of disgruntled bernie sanders fan art hippies without a fish concert and 45% of them refuse to shuffle their cards to the hillary camp. that's where doctors time comes in. she's like a leftist bernie

sanders with bigger cajon is. she could turn out to be hillary's biggest problem. hillary is playing the lady card from a stacked deck and stein pulls no punches when she goes after the former secretary of state shady records and spotty ethics. >> i think it's an offense the concept of feminism to say that hillary clinton and her advocacy for war, for wall street and for the walmart economy represents feminism. kennedy back -- kennedy: the candidate is mad as hell and green as the hulk and she's not afraid to mix it up at the democratic hardy. no sacred comic out the stein calls elizabeth warren a. warhol. if hillary dares to put worn on the ticket for vp she risks losing that precious wall street cash or the sake of may be maybe getting some sanders street thread. the stein gaining the polls 7%

in the latest "cnn" poll that's enough to make a dent in a five-point lead that could shift with the turbulent mood cycle or word of a pending indictment. i might bernie whose timidity turned out to be his achilles'' heel dr. jill stein does care about hillary's e-mails and she's willing to go after her for institutional corruption. in one plea she writes quote typical hillary, two things that are not legal say they are and try to cover them up. her e-mails are just one example. also typical in addition to her fbi delusion is pretending she's the only woman running for president when she's being outflanked on the left by a doctor might have a cure for progressive hillary -itis. on the show tonight judge napolitano tackles gun control and the whole hydra of constitution haters. one out of out of four would-be terrorists recruited in the u.s. come from a single-space. and director azra director azra at length shows you why o.j. simpson is captivating america

and what the trial of the century says about our country. i'm kennedy. earlier today hillary clinton slammed donald trump's audience of audiences that he sang his policy proposals in previous business failure show his weakness on the economy as a candidate. >> liberals and conservatives say trumps ideas would be disastrous. the chamber of commerce and labor unions, mitt romney and elizabeth warren. kennedy: the chamber of commerce, labor unions mitt romney and elizabeth warren. they can all go away and we'd be fine with everything. trump treated his response to hillary's address. among those entertaining tweets how can hillary run the economy which you can't even send e-mails about putting an entire nation at risk wax lets ask my panel tonight the red eye cohost

and the greg gutfeld coast -- whose correspondent. political editor of town hall.com also a "fox news" contributor and host of the podcast abe lincoln. he's a civil war buff and a comedian. >> you can say anything. let. kennedy: you really can. let's talk about this speech. what did you take from hillary clinton's big economic speech? >> this was an attempt to replicate what she did a few weeks ago on foreign policy which was to paint donald trump is completely unfit to lead in that round. i thought the foreign-policy speech was actually much more efficient, effective and better delivered and crafted than this one was. she got some good shots in there here and there. she used his words against him which usually works. well but it was stilted. the message was muddled and

there's so much hypocrisy to go after your practically shouting at the tv as she's calling him unaccountable and anti-transparent. kennedy especially because she did do better on the foreign-policy speech and she gets much higher marks from voters. he gets the nod on the economy. 51% say he would do a better job at the with the economy. he has run businesses and that's a natural bridge for them. she has never run anything other than run her law firm into the ground. >> i also think voters don't want four more years of obama policy. he didn't exactly help out the middle class in terms of the economy. kennedy: neither one of the nose anything about how to run a business. >> she is admitted failure pressing she's going to put her husband in charge of the economy and i look at them and i say in is he going to be secretary of the treasury and what capacity will he serve? doesn't make any sense.

>> i don't think it does there complete wrong to trust hillary clinton on farm policy after everything she's done wrong in the world that has caused us to be in our current crisis globally that i can't trust can't trust or what sort of the foreign-policy and the idea of trusting donald trump i understand why some of the youth are going for him. they spend money the same way he does mostly on hats. >> millennials love hats. >> they do love hats. kennedy: maybe it's the time i spent in canada. >> there are cultural differences. kennedy: canada really is america's puppet. donald trump says he's ready to run a campaign and according to the latest quinnipiac poll a three important swing states because hillary is leading trump by a point at 39. she is a no's hair ahead and

they are in a dead heat. 40-40 and ohioans. as the trump campaign some? >> i think he's going to have a very difficult road electorally. i don't know he can overcome the electoral map but you know much more than i do about today's politics. >> i tend to groove you. that poll comes on the heels of the monmouth poll that had his sub san -- so the sample and she was leaving him by eight points it is a hill to climb certainly. to call it over a think is a mistake is in the "cnn" poll that you are referencing earlier her unfavorability is almost on par with his. he is so blessed to have the opponent so widely disliked and distrusted it is one path to the presidency albeit a narrow one. kennedy: she is not a great candidate but i have to say she has been finding her sweet spot with greater frequency.

that's not a huge compliment because she has failed repeatedly throughout justice campaign alone but now she has got the vertically striped american flag behind her. she is founder tenor and her tone a little bit. is she going going to be a next president? >> i actually do believe unfortunately that she probably will but if you look at how poorly, no one likes hillary. nobody likes trump. 25% of the electorate is still undecided which is remarkable. kennedy: that's a huge number and is not just in. independents by and large lean democratic or republican. >> one of the bright spspots as gary johnson coming in. if he can get 15% to 25% to consume the debates so for me people who look to them as a viable option they are they're good things happening. kennedy: if you are donald trump would he do in the swing states

and would he do in ohio and florida? >> you really need to set yourself up for success and i think he's on the right path. i learned that while waitressing. it works you too. he has ousted lewandowski niem needs de santos up with the right people. he is kind of climbing uphill at this point. unfortunately with the debates were mentioning the first one september 26, that's a month before the election. i kind of want to see something before that. we really need clinton and trump next to each other for those undecided people. kennedy: she will never agree to it. i will be shocked if they get three debates out of it. >> what. >> what does he do in the swing states click of a radical idea for him unsolicited device have a campaign. kennedy: all right now i've heard it all. >> have a campaign on the ground. she is outspending him by infinity% in swing states on the air and he is spending $0. his fund-raising n numbers were

horrific in may. this is a serious time now. kennedy: it's hard for billionaires to look at low income americans. you have your own plane. >> she paid more money per vote than donald trump does per day. kennedy: coming up the party panel will hillary clinton choose elizabeth warning as -- elizabe warren is a running mate? for gun control bills. judge napolitano is here to say what is and

kennedy: welcome back. hillary eyeballing left-winger that wing whatever that means elizabeth warren is a potential running mate but according to reports by wall street bigwigs awarding they will quick donate to the clinton campaign if warren is her veep pick. we'll hillary pander to the left or panhandle to wall street? the party panel returns, joanne nosuchinsky, guy benson and ben kissel. ben i will start with you. i think elizabeth warren is a natural choice for her because of bernie and she has this choice. do i want to be cool? do you i want to appeal to the cool kids are doing love that russia's dirty cash that i've grown addicted to?

>> one of the concerns that hillary has is to be overshadowed by her vpa. if she gets elizabeth warren on the ticket elizabeth warren is compelling. people on the left are compelled by her were taking is wrong because if you look at her ideas they are absolute churches. she puts it under the guise of consumer protection and if you look at uber and lyft she's concerned they are screwing over the average person and she wants to get rid of those sorts of things. kennedy: if i given in uber and cost $64 to get to newark airport at the given a cab to cost $90 what do you think is better for a working family a 90-dollar ride or 54-dollar ride >> they want that expensive trip. kennedy: none of it make sense to me but i do think that jill stein to present the green party nominee that very few people know anything about could be interesting and damaging to hillary clinton and it sort of negates elizabeth warren option. >> i think warren is a stretch

as are picked to be honest for reasons that word he stated. understand she is a bit of a problem on the left. they think trump will help patch the together for her. >> she also rdf the gender gap problem of her on. she is the advantage of women but addicted women but addicted to bed with men and putting elizabeth warren on the ticket is another left-wing -- kennedy: but the gals love it. >> i would point out in today's speech delivered in ohio she name checks shared ground very liberal senator who is from the warren-ites wing of the party also both times from a swing state that she needs to win or wants to win. kerry. is also retiring and also the worst. i think hillary brown is more likely than hillary warren. kennedy: what about hillary swank? they wouldn't be on the ticket anywhere.

and cried so beautifully and passionately. anyhow, joanne nosuchinsky what could she possibly do to overcome the man chasm? >> i don't think you can pay that chasm is all over. it has built itself. it's like the panama canal of politics. >> man chasm, i don't want to go there. what are we talking about? >> hillary clinton doesn't do well if men. joanne nosuchinsky does well with men. >> i do and understand the ladies. i don't think a clinton warren ticket would be good because while we understand frenemies we don't like to see it play out and i just feel like there would be a power struggle between the two of them and also truly wouldn't get anything done as her vp. nation she would be -- kennedy: she would be looking at herself in the mirror. tim came?

>> she won't be overshadowed by tim kaine. >> i'm still going for her daughter, chelsea. second time around. kennedy: getting nosebleed to psyche do when your vp. great job panel. we come back later in the show? is settled. some catholics are calling for the resignation of controversial comment about marriage. as the pope getting married? justice no politics now joins us with a warning about undermining your rights. you don't want to mi

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keeping people on terrorist watch lists from purchasing weapons. with these measures and knee-jerk response to orlando or indicative of something deeper and more nefarious. "fox news" senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. welcome back judge. it scares me that this is where we are at the cuts i think both sides have lost a lot of rationalism when it comes to the gun debate and when we should be talking about terror and motivation and other things. >> well i agree with you. your question in the introduction is a terrific one, is this about making good use of a crisis or is it evidence of something deeper and the answer is yes to both. the democrats love to make good use of a crisis to gun control to them isn't not about guns, it's about controlling the population and is about the government controlling the population and a government that can't keep us safe. and all of these modern or

recent in the past four or five years mass killings they'll have two things in common. they all occurred in what and what the government calls gun free zones and they should be called killing zones and they and when the killer is killed. kennedy: with again. >> with a gun. the victims never have guns because of the laws be the most absurd proposal yesterday was a nice easy rhyme and ring to it, no-fly, no buy. if you had to pay somebody to watch off 15 hours of chris murphy's marathon he and his colleagues must have said no-fly, no buy a couple of dozen times. they mean if you are either no-fly or on the terrorist watch list to camp a gun. how do you get on that list? kennedy: who knows? >> they can answer. what are the standards for putting on that list but nobody knows. kennedy: weekly writer steven hayes was on that list because

he went to turkey with his wife to take a cruise. they ended in greece and they flew home from greece and they saw one way ticket to turkey and it was hello dolly. >> senator edward m. kennedy was once on the no-fly list. if a government bureaucrat can take away your freedom in secret with no standards, with no due process and impair your right to travel and also impair your right to defend yourself then these rights travel and self-defense are not natural rights. they are privileges to be given out by the government when and how the government wants in the supreme court has said emphatically they are natural rights. kennedy: freedom of movement for law-abiding citizens. >> if the government wants to prevent me from giving an incendiary speech or prevent me from traveling to another country or owning a gun can it do so? it has to sue me. he you have to bring action to action to accord them persuade a jury by a high standard that i'm unworthy of travel and that my speech is dangerous i can deal

with the gun. i don't have to prove that i'm worthy of those rights. the government has to prove that i'm unworthy. yesterday -- were turned on its head. kennedy: one of the things that is the most worrisome to me and you know we have talked about this on the show are these blanket reactions of a tragedy that allow people to call for things like putting more people on the no-fly list, putting more people on the terror list and therefore you have got even more peop h oone reason or another have their constitutional rights infringed upon. >> one of the things the judges look at look at what may try to interpret legislation is what the legislators said about it at the time they wrote it. notable exceptions the late great justice antonin scalia who said who cares what they said text they only do everything for one reason, to get reelected. these people and there are some conservative republicans in this group.

i singled out senator jeff flake who once wrote sog calividual liberties. he becomes a united states senator and is fallen to the big government trap. he's part of this group on the no-fly, no buy. they are totally disregarding the concept of personal liberty and a free society because they think it will help them to get reelected. kennedy: exactly right. they sell out and they forget the principles that got them there in the country suffers. judge thank you so much always appreciated. coming up a taiwanese grooming company discovers you can turn a pet into a semi-usable house decoration with a haircut and a little taxidermy. little taxidermy. a girl in canada who is a human

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this is a tropical storm. topic number one bicycling is terrific. it's solid cardiovascular asker size -- exercise in the fresh air and if you're in the city you can feel smug and superior all day long about being carbon-neutral. the one downside of biking is of course the bears. look, it's a bear. he did see a bear on his bike and that's the problem of bears. they have no respect for traffic laws. mostly their tendency to collide is not with bikers but you are safer off with a mountain bike in the woods anywhere with the four-wheeler because they're charlie terrible accidents that happen on four-wheelers. >> put it in gear. what the hell? holy [bleep].

locale. >> remember always be vigilant of bigfoot and always remember to charge her taser before you go camping. the bear can say don't taste me roe. topic number two, we are all familiar with the "wizard of oz" and dorothy and she lifted the whole house and put it in a tornado. appear some folks who rented a bouncy house in niagara new york had the same brilliant idea but with slightly different results. >> oh my god the bounce house. is everybody accounted for? it did hit a power line. it gets extra points for that.

is everyone accounted for? the media would have you believe those swept away by quinn but thanks to my crafty investigators say footage of what occred just moments before so be warned. this is not easy to watch. always take your shotgun. everyone knows that. topic number three, on last night's tropical storm we showed you some of my favorite footage in a long time. it's a bear falling off the stage during one of his insufferable concerts through number this from last night? remember?

he almost ruined lovestruck singer selena gomez whose life and career nearly imploded after her relationship with him and selena didn't just follow her feelings, she also followed him over tea kettle when she also fell also fell off stage a few days later. oh boy, oh no. she didn't fall off the stage, she fell on on on the stage but alicia acknowledged it. good for you selena. the heart wants what it wants. now the hip once an ice pack and a cortisone injection. topic number four, leave it to the taiwanese to come up with all the cool ideas. former hairdresser quit the human hair business and now she's just shearing pets giving

dogs and cats unique for designs that make them the talk of the town. it's the lion king. as if the cat didn't hated enough. look at that being given for designs like the stegosaurus kitty. here's one helpless mongrel who is wistful for the jordan era. and this dog may normally be driven to eat rodents but he probably can't reach the mickey on his back. it may be a dog but then again that human just wants to confuse the whole issue by having first hello kitty. right on the dog's back. i still blame the cat. everyone loves trampolines. my girls are both aspiring gymnasts and they have got a full canadian traveling and

samantha sim bell. this young lady, look at that, she's a fantastic a fantastic preacher will probably invent a new word to describe what she does. zelin are leaping? is that antigravity ballet? whatever the case it should be a new olympic sport and they should give for a neon platinum metal. that is truly extraordinary. that's quite a leap. are these camera tricks? are these parlor games? remember don't cry your own crazies cirque du soleil on your own because you could get really nasty injuries. >> where the hell is she? [bleep]. >> in conclusion if you have any stories you want to see on a tropical storm tweet me @kennedy nation and find me on instagram using the hashtag topical storm.

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kennedy: get with the program. got it. the program is recently said that modern society doesn't grasp wedlock and so many couples never actually entered the sacrament in their hearts. in other words millions and billions of marriages all across the globe are legitimate. some traditional catholics are saying the pope is discouraging comments on helping the

institution matrimony but what does the panel say? joining us is guy benson and ben kissel. guide you are an upstanding man of faith and a lot of catholics were deeply wounded by this. you think that the pope was misunderstood? >> to be clear i'm not catholic although i respect the pope. i want to make -- wait two or three days because whenever the pope says something that seems on its face are reported as groundbreaking or controversial or new three days later the vatican is no here's what he said here's a translation and this is nothing new. kennedy: actually train -- change the translation to soften the blow. is it because the pope has never been married and maybe he doesn't understand what goes into it? >> the luckiest guy on earth. i think it comes down to life

expectancy. we are never supposed to live as long this long. the idea of living forever was three years before your husband was off to war and that he'd never come back. kennedy: ory got eaten by a tiger or a tiger shark. >> i think to his point in the world we live in now where longevity is so much longer than it once was it's difficult the idea being married forever. kennedy: do you believe in creating a marital nuclear winter? >> i am catholic and i wonder what other storms are going to happen. whether sacraments might be null by the sacrament of reconciliation. does it not count if i say three hail mary's because i'm not truly sorry for my sin? kennedy: the pope would say that's a null and void sacrament. >> if he comes out against karzai will be really upset.

there goes communion. kennedy: it's just different from them. my theological conversation for a different time. speaking of wayne state university in detroit michigan is no longer, the school is not making math or requirement to graduate but according to the college the committee handling general education reform is recommending a new framework that would require all students to take a least one diversity themed course instead of mathematics. i think that this is utter malarkey nonsense and we are officially in a theocracy? >> i like this idea because i hate math so much praise a selling point. i would sit through 100 hours of diversity nonsense to avoid having to do math. i had to take to the math classes in college to graduate. kennedy: i'm glad you did because part of the collegiate

rite of passage is struggling to pass mathematics. >> i have to agree with guy on this one. map is math is a living waking nightmare and no longer is anita whatsoever. the people who excel at it the same reason i didn't play college basketball, i don't know how to don. kennedy: i'm not going to not learn how to talk because it's scary. mass is beautiful. >> it is if you want to study math. you are paying for your education thousands and thousands of dollars of this of course you want to take instead that maybe is geared more toward german major like theater then at is really not necessary. let me get my money's worth of my education and learn stage lighting. kennedy: we have turned into a nation of drooling dumbs.

ben kissel go ahead. >> without the college kids paying that money they don't exist the kits are in control. kennedy: they are and now people like jill stein and bernie sanders and elizabeth warren say all college debt should be forgiven. i say no no college debt forgiven until you pass pre-calculus. thank you so much for this is really fun. guy benson, ben kissel and joanne nosuchinsky. coming up the biggest recruiting ground for isis insiders. homegrown terrorism and later ezra adelman examines closing the stage this afternoon for auditions? what's on that piece of paper? oh, miss maroney, your forehead! should not be doing anything. i just had botox. i know exactly what's happening!

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one out of four is as are coming from minnesota with the largest somali population the country. fox report anchor visited minnesota to speak with muslims about the specter of homegrown terrorism. 21-year-old muhammad founded the youth coalition of the brian coyle community center in riverside using soccer the role model to cut the reach of soldier thirsty terrorists recruiting on line. >> how angry are you that they are using your faith to justify this? >> i'm curious because the fact is not all of us are the same. kennedy: and insures in bit nature sing bit of reporting gig going back to minneapolis, wide minnesota and why somali? >> you know that population came here first in the 1990s when they were fleeing civil war in somalia and really there's so much more turmoil now.

many of the mobs are coming with their little ones and first going to an immigration area in riverside that has been there since the 70s. we have seen immigrants come from all over the world and settle there first. i want to say this, the one thing we learn from being there and we learned this also from the previous trials where people in minnesota young men were either found guilty or pleaded guilty to trying to join isis prayed some of them would get ready to leave the country and a gun to the passport office. cedar riverside is not the hotbed. you know what out every t they are doing text they are fanning out every of them at grand population has ever done. they are in the suburbs. most of the nine were from those areas in south minneapolis. in fact we gained entry into a market that kind of looked like was they createdwith ir

a sanctuary for themselves there. that's nowhere near cedar riverside so i think cedar riverside was someplace where i'll should bob it recruited. isis levine is recruitment lines and then an inverted now those families are moving out to better schools and so on and so forth. part of this is still in this community. why? that's a great question. the radicalization we have been told is on line. what i learned from a police officer they just saw met at io is one of seven muslim policing policing -- policemen they have hired because of the language and they are hoping they can find the people among them that are radicalized. some of them are going to what he says are the wrong mosques. we have these places can it be in our country where they know messages are being preached but we also have something called religious freedom. my big question and something you and i talked about is how did that work? what do you do with that? kennedy: where you figure out

where people are being radicalized with the constitution and religious freedom in this country because religious freedom like it or not applies to all religions. the constitution, it applies to all people regardless of where they are from are from and if they are american citizens you are equal under the law. some being. >> you hit the nail on the head. these moms and their children are having their own children so now these are american citizens that you are going to try to find in that there's one thing we have learned from what happened in orlando no matter how the administration was to talk about it, and he was at maybe he did it because of that of his wife has mental and capacities and maybe she participated, all of that and if those things are true, fine but at the. of this is evil and that has nothing to do with your mental capacity or how you love. one thing we learned down there is these people are among us and

we aren't equipped to figure out how to put the red flags together. those in their own communities are which is why minneapolis is putting muslim police officers on its force. kennedy: i really appreciate that you were able to reach out and speak to people in the community particularly women who wanted to defend their faith and condemn radical islam. thank you so much. coming up director ezra adelman shares pride and truth in truth about america. the oj simpson

kennedy: they all said clip from oj made in america. the document or series directed by ezra adelman.

o.j. simpson's life and ezra adelman joins me now. you are such an egg --. >> i get to be on your show. i made it. kennedy: you were researcher fresh out of college and i realized as i was doing research on this amazing project you were in college during this whole trial. how important was that process for you and o.j. simpson in the case making an impression on your life? >> not as much as you might think. i was in college. probably paid attention to the less because i had other stuff to do. i remember watching the chase and i remember watching the verdict. i don't remember being emotionally involved. that in fact is what i was upset about. people came to my house and that was during the summer stars at

my parents house in washington d.c. and prince came over to watch steve -- watch the game and return on tv and there's oj. kennedy: one of the most fascinating things for seniors for about o.j. simpson and this is one thing i can't shake him his desire to be famous. it wasn't to be the greatest player, wasn't to be a wealthy person. what did that need for fame due to his overall motivation? >> i can't speak for o.j. simpson i don't know the man. maybe i know more than you but having said that he was turned by that ambition from a very young age and considering where you came from. kennedy: doesn't explain a lot? >> i think it explains a little bit someone who clearly craves the spotlight and undoubtedly a nurse assisted aspect of his personality if not overwhelmingly so. how does that affect you as you go further through life and once

you get that fame and celebrity and that it snowballs and your life gets easier and you get more entitled, for him and i think further people it does not affect in a positive way. kennedy: this was an interesting statistic. in 199550% of african-americans thought that oj was innocent but now it's 57% and its close to what white americans think about o.j. simpson. so the gap is certainly narrowed. but you which agreed that to? >> a few things. first of all the trial where there was new evidence. first of all he was found responsible in the trial a year and half after. kennedy: a different threshold. >> pia toscano five in a different jury. he was found responsible that more importantly there was new evidence brought to life during the trial where the levee shoe prince, he was found to own

those shoes were they couldn't find the shoes during the trial so that was more and the way he lived his life since then, knitting and jail in nevada. people from a character standpoint realize this is a guy -- kennedy: do you think he's guilty? >> went to see the film you'll realize there's a lot of things that the film is about that is just not about that. they put out so much more. more about how we culturally explain the verdict and explain how we got there in explaining the context in the history. the last thing i want to do is offer my opinion about something that might take away from something. kennedy: but still something that drives my curiosity. >> what do you think? >> whether not he's guilty he's guilty? i think he's guilty. i don't thing is just crazy but certainly having lived in los angeles and having left-right

before those double murders i was very familiar with how race relations had completely broken down in the city and have wondered if this trial was somehow the thing that knitted the racial disparity back together. >> you didn't bring anything back together and it just manifested the bite. look one of the things that explosion in 1992, that was a result of one thing happening after years and decades in the making. one of the things that it does for our viewers understanding all of that history going back three or four decades and not just the two or three years before and helping you understand really what was at play during the trial. kennedy: i'm so impressed by your body of work and what you conquest. please come back. >> the feeling is mutual. kennedy: oh ezra, think you're watching the show.

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