and please do not share any of the emails you get from this audience. k.t. mcfarland and ambassador john bolton with us tomorrow. a special-hour broadcast beginning at 7:00 p.m. good night from new york. keep * i feel like i'm. kennedy: i feel like i'm watching two swans mate as hillary clinton and donald trump go back and forth with up graceful dueling speeches. here is a taste of hillary clinton. >> we cannot put a person like this with all his empty promises in a position of power over our lives. kennedy: okay. now standard fare. boring and robotic.

but she is trying to look presidential. today it was donald's time to take a spin at the danceoff and he wasted no time on his on cal approach to unify the party, soil her already tattered state department reputation and make a case why she is corrupt and unfit to lead the free world. >> she is a world class liar. look at her pathetic email server statement or her phoney landing in bosnia where she says she was under attack. and and the attack turned out to be young girls handing her flowers. kennedy: he also tied her to the rise of isis. >> her invasion of libya handed the country over to isis, the barbarians. thanks to hillary clinton, iran is the dominant power in the middle east and on the road to nuclear weapons.

kennedy: that's not fun. it wouldn't be summer without a few fireworks. the human roman candle is best when he's a little unpredictable. >> hillary clinton wants to bring in people who believe women should be enslaved and gays put to death. kennedy: donald round out the emotional performance. >> she believes she is entitled to the office. her campaign slogan is "i'm with her." my response is i'm with you, the american people. kennedy: trump clearly won this round, but there will be no short and of cameras and platforms in the next three weeks as candidates and their parties gear you have with opposition research before the convention. and if they run out of dirt on

each other they can buy a new pile from russian hackers. thomas mccarthy joins us and the zika virus is driving people away from the real olympic -- the rio olympics. i'm kennedy. sure, donald trump came out swinging in his speech about hillary clinton. and hours later hi layerity respond. >> he just continues to spout reckless ideas that will run up our debt and cause another economic crash. kennedy: are any of trump's

punches going to bruise her in this election? dagen mcdowell, and katherine ward the editor-in-chief of reason magazine. this i thought a lot of people said he went after her, i thought it was a long cal speech for him. >> a lot of the anti-trump people on twitter were very impressed. they said think is probably the best speech he gave. i hope he doesn't say anything else all day. i thought it was very effective. if this is a preview of what we are going to see from trump, he was still attack strum style, and you could see the way he was

saying bosnia, he picks on such weird things. like that's the lie he's going to go for is the lie about bosnia? but that's the kind of thing that resonates with people. that's why trump is doing a lot better than everyone says and hillary is in trouble. kennedy: on the electoral map she has an advantage and a lead in two of the three big swing states. but this speech could reexpound with independents. did he make inroads? >> he did because it was ordered and more reasoned. he still communicated in the way he has using catch word. i love the way he uses the word rich. he talked about that when he declared his candidacy last year. that's not a dirty word to people. you need a bigger room so it doesn't sounds like he's standing in somebody's kitchen giving the speech.

but it does work and it will connect with people and hillary clinton's unfavorables are still high. kennedy: i thought it was smart of him to give specific numbers to saudi atraib yeah saying they donated $25 million to the clinton foundation. the problem i had with the speech wasn't when he was talking about her. it was when he was sounding like bernie sanders or elizabeth warren. when he's talking about infrastructure and bringing manufacturing by force back to this country. did you think that was problematic? >> seeing the two speeches side by side remind us the policy prescriptions are not that far apart. it's tough to make the case there is no difference between the two major parties. but yeah they are both standing up there saying blah blah, blah the infrastructure, blah, blah,

blah american manufacturing. and we are being taken advantage of in the global marketplace. and they are saying exang rated horrible things about each other, and it sounds like something bernie could say is not good news for people who like free markets and trade. kennedy: it shows you how incredibly effective his populism has been. this is not an election for rationale, civil liberties or the free market or free trade. >> at the state level a lot of those things are increasingly popular. but when it come to the executives, it's all blown up. every major politician who didn't drive out of d.c., even leaders like mitch mcconnell from a state that's been hard hit with nafta. this has been going on for 30 years.

this is where i grew up where the textile jobs and furniture manufacturing jobs. we are creating, designing in this country a more advanced economy, but there is an entire swath of people starting at the atlantic ocean moving to the west and they are angry. kennedy: it's been december made it, but i think -- it's been december made it, but more government is not the solution. you can even vote in out of office and they do the exact same thing. yesterday marked her 200th day since she held a press conference. so why is she so shy around journalists? she says she has a bunch of sit-down interviews but that's not the same thing as being challenged unscripted by a pool or a bunch of members of the

press whose questions can feed off each other. >> she won't do it. she'll arer have her sit-downs with journalists that love her and she does well with those. she doesn't want to answer questions. this thing about oh, trump is getting crushed. i think hillary is in huge trouble, and i think in swing states, it's unbelievable after the past three months of what trump has had to deal with and all the bad press he's getting and all the mistakes he's made. he's within 1 point in pence veins yeah and 2 points in ohio. kennedy: he has no choice but to clean up his act if he wants to win the presidency. i think she doesn't just with hold from press conferences because she is not good at it. i think she has an open disdain for the press. >> here is the thing. even if she has press

conferences, this is not the central piece that keeps democracy alive. elite members of the press is not the bull work. so the idea that somehow if but she could hold a press conference we could get to the truth of hillary, maybe a little self agrab dieing. >> that's when she makes the most mistakes. >> she makes the most mistakes when she is running the state department and setting up her email server. the key mistakes hillary makes are not gaffes. >> the persona is an egg held together with not so sticky scotch tape. when she gets in front of a room she is worried about them breaking apart. is the egg raw?

>> a whole game of thrones on that. kennedy: coming up. great britain is going to vote on whether to stay in the european union. we'll talk about how that decision impacts all of us in the americas. later hillary clinton's former i.t. bryan pagliano pleads the fifth when questioned about her server.

kennedy: welcome back. great britain holds a referendum on whether to leave the european union. how will it affect us on this side of the pond, and do you care? yes, you do. our party panel is back. tom shillue and katherine mangu-ward. i say the e.u. is too big, too open and too bureaucratic. i didn't say that, someone else did and i think that's a good description of it. >> i think anything that promotes free movement of people

and goods tack borders is a good thing. kennedy: they are going to lock it up, though. >> when you look at the question of the small immediate impact, you are seeing a dumb travel site saying if you are going to europe, think about not using london as your home base. if you multiply that times millions of interactions -- kennedy: when you go to europe i don't like waiting in any lines. that's why i go to the great country of hawaii. dagen, how does it impact people in this country? we don't know what's going to happen tomorrow. >> it could create volatility in the markets and it raises questions aboutn if the britons decide to leave the e.u., the

bigger issue is as a block, the european union is their biggest trading partner. so it does matter to us. i lived in england. i don't want people in britain to tell me bubbling sweet is delicious and i won't tell them how to vote. they have done okay not being fully integrated europe. they didn't get on the euro. they don't have the passport-free travel everywhere. i want to add one thing. you are right. if they stay in the e.u. it's better for us because they fight regulation and they promote a freer trading environment that other nations are not on board with. kennedy: my issue isn't the trade. why would you want to stay in the e.u., so you can prop up greece and portugal? >> for most people, when i go to europe.

great britain doesn't seem like it's in the e.u. to me the euro is the money. so when you go over there you get british pound. kennedy: i thought that was a dinosaur. >> i thought that was people applauding my point. trump said i think britain should leave but don't take my word for it because i don't know about that part of the world. kennedy: we are talking about what we should do inning this country. trump wants the brits to leave. hillary wants them to stay. and bernie sanders is i really don't care. >> you are with her. oh, my goodness.

>> she is right sometimes. she stumbled on to the right things sometimes. >> they say remain. remain. we have remain is so weird. >> they generally don't like single syllable words. kennedy: if you meet an american -- take their passport immediately. it's aluminum and vitamins. >> i love toten hall. >> south cut a hole in toast and put an egg in the middle. tomorrow night we'll be running all through the night because we don't know what's going to

happen. golfer rory mcelroy says he will not be attending the olympics because of zika fears. kimberly guilfoyle will talk about her server probe.

kennedy: hillary clinton's former i.t. guy bryan pagliano facing questions about setting up that notorious private server. he invoked the fifth amendment and the judge referred to the f.b.i. probe as a criminal

investigation as opposed to clinton's characterization "security review." kimberly guilfoyle joins me. bryan pagliano, a man of mystery. the f.b.i. groontd form of immunity. the judge put it under seal. now here he is in the judicial watch case invoking the fifth amendment 125 times. >> he had a prepared statement saying they are going to assert their fifth amendment right against self incrimination so there is no messup what so and it's stated and repeated exactly the same way for each question. he will have it on a card. on advice of counsel i observe my fifth amendment rights. all the good stuff will be under seal. what are they going to be able to get? this guy is clammed up. shut down shop. that's what happened.

when you think about it, judicial watch is bringing it forward. wouldn't you think the government would have a healthy interest in monitoring their own behavior seeing if there has been transgressions or violations about people under the public employ? it has to take a group like this to get to the bottom of it. this whole administration said we'll be transparent. we won't play games like other people have done, and that's what you should expect and get. but instead, you have hoik rsh running for commander-in-chief, and everyone else is running for the fifth amendment. kennedy: they are running for high-priced lawyers and the exit. we hear bryan pagliano was a good witness for the f.b.i. one last thing about this very quickly. i know pleading the fifth in a civil case can be incriminating

versus when you do it in a criminal case. >> it's very tricky. but you want to try to cooperate if you can to avoid any further trouble in terms of a criminal investigation and him being in trouble or having to do some time. so you think okay, we'll take care of what we need to do, but if you have information you should give, some of that might be under seal. but could it be thin that are protected or secretive. kennedy: maybe he's squawking like a parrot. all we know is a hacker called guccifer claims to have stolen document from the democratic national committee's computers and published them online. >> people are making fun because maybe he should have consulted a p.r. firm with the name. but he says he was able to breach this repeatedly on multiple occasions and even a

low-level hacker would be able to access hillary clinton's secretary of state files which is such a huge flag for national security and foreign policy. the things he's saying ultimately if it comes to fruition we are able to get some of that information, but some of it may be top secret. can't be made public. kennedy: is donald trump going to get some of this information? kennedy: he knows hackers and he knows the right language to use. >> china has been able to get into it, russia has been able to get into it. that's why he was like, i have got the goods. he said let them bring me back here. you only do that if you have got something to trade. kennedy: i believe he does because the nsa and f.b.i. warned the dnc and other

political groups, politicians and operatives that they were able to penetrate their networks and be careful because they $saw other foreign hackers poking around the same way. >> the prize at thened of the day is she gets to take the oval? kennedy: something is deeply wrong mere. thank you for your insight. i love having you as my legal counsel. has this nerf gone long enough has this nerf gone long enough to be regulated in can you drive

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topic number one. this first one comes from one of our most loyal viewers. she used the #topicalstorm in trumpsville, alabama who helped remove a teenager from a barney the dinosaur head. >> it's hurting my upper arms. this is a long time to get these things in. kennedy: she wanted to scare her friend by coming downstairs wearing a giant barney head. but it trapped her inside and after a futile attempt, a friend's mom took her to the fire department and they were able to dislong her from the plush mascot skull.

everybody loves barney the dinosaur because he's part of childhood. i never let my daughters near barney. but i'm told barney was the nearly always as nice when off camera. that's such a chintzy ping barney. it's like argentina last night. topic number two. dogs freak out about certain words like bath, or food, or attack the mailman. here is one dog thought i'm going out for a walk. >> do you want to go for a walk? kennedy: the dog is cute and

sweet. everyone loves dogs. look at this. even the dinosaurs. it's that t-rex from earlier. it's so nice. i wonder what he will do when he's finished with the walk. he's going to keep fighting with his little arms. this next one was emailed to us by m.d. brouusard. he sent me these great pics of you and your feline buddies and i realized, we have this cat

showing unbound love and affection for her owner. did you see that death stare? how could you claim that beast is anything other than satan's angry henchman? that evil devil was feeling around for a baby's face, trying to make sure it was completely smothered. i'll get you, infant. cats hate you. it's an axiom. topic number 4. remember guns were one of the best parts of childhood. the guns with foam darts that can fire practically anything without leaving a dent. that's until mark came along with a slightly larger version

of that toy. that is so satisfying. he claims his giant n terks rf gun was designed to give him a leg up in the nerf war. but i can't help feeling he's seeking vengeance for this traumatic childhood memory. look out, big foot. topic number five. an australian woman walked into her house to find an unwelcome visitor. a 16-foot python. how does she react?

she is australian. she acted like one. watch. >> we have a visitor. it's [bleep] huge. it's very big. it's coming -- it goes all the way down. there it is. it extend that [bleep] huge. it's the worst. of my bad australian accents that might be the worst. here is how typical americans react to snakes creeping into their confined spaces. [screaming] kennedy: where is the australian samuel jackson when you need him. a quick shoutout to you facebook viewers.

use trash tag "topical storm" on twitter and instagram. keep things weird. coming up, the party panel returns. a report on how legalized marijuana affects teenagers. would abolishing gun-free zones make us safer?

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he cite his intentions to start a family. he's joining a growing number of athletes back out of the summer games. >> would you go, geoghan? >> probably not, but i would be more concerned about getting hit over the head and robbed. that wasn't the first robbery down there. for a dude? i'm going to for a dude to worry about this? go and freeze some and get over yourself. rory mcelroy deserves -- worse than a post-it. worse than hand gestures, breaking up through hand gestures. i think he's worried about losing. kennedy: i have got my own problems with him. here is where the game should

go. los angeles, california. they are ready for it. they had the olympics in 1984. they have plenty of facility. they have the bobsledding and skating rinks. there is wonderful rink in el segundo where they could have the speed skating events. >> can't they just spray bug spray. it's a golf course. put on some deet. put on the long pants and you are fine. kennedy: moving to l.a.? >> every olympic games incredibly expensive for the host city. and it was not so great for los angeles in 1984. there is nothing more apocalyptic than photos of olympic life forms evolving out

of the pools. olympics are a terrible financial proposition. rio probably can't afford bug spray because they spent the money on things they will never use again. kennedy: not to be insidious but rio is a dump. a new report from the colorado department of public health and environment shows rates of marijuana use among teens, have they gone up? actually down slightly since 2012. so, tom, p rates for teens actually falling across the country, even more so in colorado. >> doesn't surprise me. i think a lot of kids when i was in high school, they smoked pot because it wasn't allowed. i think when tourists go to

colorado, they say give me one of those brownies. it wears off. i think the kids, did need to get things done. they have to pass tests and get into college. kennedy: they have to monitor their social media posts. pot use among teenagers down. >> they don't do the drugs, they don't have the sex. they are super well behaved. this is literally a statewide version of what my parents did which was to say it's okay if you sneak weed, but do it at our house. i thought that doesn't sound fun now. that's what's happening. kennedy: my dad did the same thing, but just with robbing banks. drugs hysteria.

>> pot costs money. the minimum wage keeps going up. no jobs, no money, no weed. we til need to create contestants for bachelors and bachelorettes. kennedy: professional cuddling is an occupation with websites like snuggle bunnies. cuddlists and spooners offering therapeutic and non-sexual cuddling for hire. just 10 hours of training, $79. don't you think it would be difficult to get culled by someone without become aroused? >> absolutely. cuddling is terrible. cuddling is ridiculous and any

guy who is into it is not a real guy. i feel like cuddling with the person i love most in the world. women should not trust any guy who likes to cuddle. >> because of bedbugs. >> you are depressing. >> i think it's like we are at's left- we are forever that's illegal, it's sex work. a massage on the side is legal, cuddling is legal. there is no difference between these things. kennedy: colorado teenagers aren't even cuddling. >> i spent years in new york city to get people to stop bumping into me.

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so what i decided to do is on the appropriations bill is to find the gun-free zones. but speaker ryan doesn't want to let me have a vote on that. so maybe i'll sit in on the floor of the house as well. kennedy: what happened to your colleagues? they look like a bunch of minteddal patients. bill clinton tweets out, this is leadership. it's not leadership. it's distracting. most of those measures will do nothing but put innocent americans at greater risk. >> what they want is unconstitutional and it's not going to solve anything either. what's interesting is two years ago under boehner i was able to get an amendment to the floor of the house. but paul ryan is not allowing it. two years ago i offered a bill that defunded all of washington,

d.c.'s gun control laws. 20 democrats voted for it. and some of those democrats are sitting on the floor today demanding more gun control. so they need to figure out which side of this they are on. kennedy: they have to figure out what side they are on when you talk about lone tbhostles this country and figuring out in a safe and responsible manner that did not compromise american civil liberties. how to address some of these issues. making guns illegal doesn't address any of the issues brought up by the orlando shooting. these are empty gestures that make our country less safe. >> i want to have the debate. this is the best example where background checks can't stop everything. here is a guy who passed hour and hours of training to get a class g license in florida he had a psychiatric background check done on him an carried a gun as a condition of work.

and how are you going to keep somebody like that from getting a gun with another background check? kennedy: when do you deem someone a terrorist? people like nancy pelosi and elizabeth warren and hillary clinton run around saying we have to keep guns out of the hands of terrorists. obviously. but why didn't the f.b.i. deem him a terrorist and go to his employer where he was employed as a private security guard with a company that had government contracts and secures government buildings in this country. why didn't the f.b.i. go to them and say we think this guy is a terrorist. that might have do kept him from getting the guns in the first place. but we are not talking about motivation or private solutions to an ongoing terror crisis. we are not talking about any of that because you have a bunch of people who want to sit around and sing kumbaya.

>> whether it's a policeman or private citizen, the on thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. that's why i have my amendment trying to get a vote on it. gun-free zones, all they do is disarm a law-abiding citizen. kennedy: they are a magnet for people who want as much cash and as possible. -- as much carnage as possible. it's an abomination. speaker ryan is obviously running for president in four years. his entire existence is a distraction. shame on him for not giving your legislation the time and place and discussion that it deserves. thank you, congressman massey. >> thank you, kennedy. kennedy: i believe in you. thank you very much. coming up, the bernie sanders revolt is running out of steam.

is it time for the senator to stand down?

kennedy: all right. time for a last sip. today for the first time senator bernie sanders acrossenned it doesn't appear that he will be the democratic presidential nominee. with his campaign dead in the water and sources saying he's not on hillary's veep short list. it's time for the senator to pack up perhaps. relationship collier hit the streets to ask people just that. reporter: should bernie throw in the towel? >> i think he should concede. >> it's time for trump to be his running-mate. >> one of the dumber things i have heard in politics.

>> chilly hillary. >> the ultimate politician. >> raining bull. >> king of the hill. >> shrillry would be good. when she talks it's fingernails on a blackboard. >> colonel sanders. you can introduce anybody into the race would would your wildcard candidate be? mother teresa. >> i wish howard dean was running again. >> kennedy. >> which one? >> a talented host at the fox business channel named kennedy. rich with a shout-out, what? thank you, rich collier. tomorrow you have got to tune into fbn's special coming of the british exit vote.

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