we are going to hope anyway. >> i'm still going to keep hoping. lou: rob o'neil. that's it for a sniper thanks thanks for being with us. pl us tomorrow. night from new york. kennedy: so happy to be back back and thank you lou and with the conventions behind us we are left with some conventional wisdom. the hardees yet somewhat of a boost, little bit of a bump after the empty platitudes have been delivered and the balloons have fallen from the rafters. as we now this year is anything but conventional. the republican gathering was notable for the number of big-name no-shows. former presidential nominees were nowhere to be seen. they were all super busy and couldn't possibly readjust their teatime empire and agents and democrats had audiences in the room but way too many were overcome with rage and

resentment to waive the hillary flag. now that has left a huge swath of disgruntled voters desperately searching for another option in this year they have two extra party candidates who both made appearances at their respective conventions for the returning nominee to term governor terry johnson. i cut up with him in cleveland to discuss his surge in the polls and help us to use his time in ohio. >> what you get out of coming to cleveland? >> i do want to show respect. they want to show respect to donald trump getting the nomination with that said there's a real appetite for my voice right now so just trying to take advantage of that. kennedy: very, be bold are the most stunning display came from green party candidate dr. jill stein. she made a bold move. this is what gary should have done. she was walking around the wells fargo arena with me for an interview. the moment but bernie halted roll call to make hillary the

official nominee and that set burners rushing for the accident tears into stein's waiting arms as she capitalized on the moment and their pain. >> we are not going to stop. thank you for your courage in starting this and thank you for your courage in resuming it. >> the people start to look at your candidacy. there's a lot of disappointment and a lot of resentment and people can funnel that energy into a candidate that shares those beliefs. kennedy: that interview turned into a mob. stein was surrounded by curious journalist and angry hillary supporters chanting interface telling her to go the hell away are finally in this election extra party candidates may have some staying power. they are not going to win but their realclearpolitics polling has 2% much higher in

some pull stein at 3.5%. that's 10 times what she got in 2012 and she ran as a green and oath contained to grow. in utah is as a three-point race according to congress data. johnson is three points behind donald trump at one point behind hillary clinton but what does that mean? if enough people flirt with the idea of a libertarian or green president in these candidates get 15% in five national polls they can be on the presidential debate stage and all bets are off. they would do a far better job at holding hillary speak to the fire than any milquetoast moderate or because they are bound to their respective ideologies and like the waffling heads of any major party paid the conventions left a lot of you feeling as empty as bill clinton's lofty and goats. he would bring back marijuana legalization in the constitution , i'm with him. on the show judge angela pollard napolitano joins me to talk about what hillary lied about

and john bolton discusses a disturbing -- between hillary clinton and russia. the democratic party is taking key demographics for granted. who is it? your life matters. that i am kennedy. will this be the year asked the parties make a big splash? let's ask my nickel-plated party panel fresh from the convention excitement. red eye cohost and bathe smith committing cohost as part of the problem and journey once again senior political country ritter on sirius xm. welcome back everybody. let's talk about some of this stuff. you and i've had a lot of conversations in the green room about gary johnson. i think you and i share a lot of the sentiments of many

libertarians out there. gary johnson isn't quite the candidate we want him to be. we are projecting an awful lot onto him. this may not be there not be there but he's really our best hope in many ways. mitt romney is flirting with the idea of endorsing the former republican governor. could you vote for the same person that romney votes for? >> theoretically i could if mitt romney had a come to jesus, no pun intended but look at the libertarian party has attracted traditional republicans to me that's a sign they are going in the wrong direction but i like the idea boquet gary johnson is up to 77% in 7% and maybe if he gives to 15% he could get into the debates but then what? we have a libertarian guide rand paul the debates against rand paul and what did that do? but next question would be would be going to do if you do get on the debates? what positions are you going to own. rand paul had a deeper understanding of libertarian philosophy than gary johnson.

kennedy: what i would say about your term attracting too many republicans i think libertarianism is like a snobby restaurant filled with a bunch of foodies which is fine. i am a foodie but everyone out there starving and you can't fault them because they have got nothing to be and they want a case. they may not appreciate the depth of your culinary skills. >> i love your analogy. that's so good. the democrats right now, they hate jill stein. they are completely trying to suppress her. i would say they have more vitriolic for jill stein and i thought -- saw first-hand the republicans do. >> it's funny because i barely hear her name mentioned that i'd like jill stein. >> they are completely suppressing her and your friends on the left are not giving her her. >> they are however giving more to gary.

kennedy: they think kerry will pull votes away from donald trump. >> if you look at houthi pulse of shape that gary is pulling more votes away from hillary clinton and i think that may continue. gary is a cool guy. i've known for years and liked them a lot and love that he was standing on the train platform to catch the train with his knapsack on. he is an every man. if william well was at the top. kennedy: you can back me up on this he would have never got the libertarian party nomination. >> every time they talk to william well they think he's running with gary. if you want someone who supported the war in iraq some of the light kasich is who he endorsed at the beginning of the beginning of what you vote for hillary clinton? what is the difference between hillary clinton's policies and william wells well's policies of george w. bush's policies? they are exactly the same.

>> well supports marijuana. kennedy: if they get enough support there could be for people on the stage. is that a good thing for these presidential debates? >> yes, think so. a lot of people are going to tune and a lot of viewers and voters possibly people who think they only have two options. it's crazy that voters think they only have to and i understand the sentiment. if i vote -- vote for a third-party who will it help than what party will it help? will it help? would help hillary are what helped trump? i really do think of all these people are unhappy with hillary and trump were to vote for a third-party to vote for johnson he could actually pull ahead. unfortunately i don't think that's reality. kennedy: i think you are right and this will be one of those times where people do pay attention to the pre-presidential debates. i want to go back to the conventions though because you noted there was plenty of drama on nights one into it of conventions and i agree with

you. but the first night of the republican convention was so boring. it was so difficult for me to focus on the speeches are the exhaustion hadn't even sat in. >> the first two nights at the republican convention, had a very strange nonconventional feeling. on the third day people seemed more into it. maybe it was because her past the roll call. the democrats for all the negative towards the sanders people at least they set up drama and they got people engaged in by the third day that totally went away. kennedy: you didn't actually totally go away. i was watching the california delegation's bread i was spending time with them and talking to the delegation. the tv wasn't showing it. for those speeches when general john allen was speaking in leon panetta was speaking they were holding up their can science and

they were being chanted down. >> you are right that was happening and two a lot of things change when they sat are their hands are good. he wrote the civil rights movement, i was ticked off by that. kennedy: i was upset that they were chanting black lives matter's during a moment of silence for fallen police officers. >> what you think the media's reaction would have been every time donald trump's name was mentioned he was booed. the media would be having a field day with this. you don't see it on the tv but that's their choice. kennedy: they would have shown a protest going on outside as they were in philadelphia. when there weren't a lot of drud it's going to be boring in philly. you are processing every day. fox business was the only channel that showed those protesting give an honest view of what was happening inside and outside. we have so much more with the

panel coming up including donald trump finding out why he thinks hillary clinton is using football to win the election. later janet napolitano puts -- feed to the fire. that's coming up, stay right here.

kennedy: to the 33 presidential debates scheduled for this fall will be on the nights of primetime nfl. donald trump says the system is rigged. elizabeth warren to get less viewers for the debate criticism the sanders campaign charged in the primary. is trump on the something? might party panelists stephen smith and rick unger. let's talk about this a little bit to the nfl they are not too pleased about it either at the commission on presidential debates which is a dubious commission says they have had exporting events on in past years and still see nearly 60 million viewers. do you think donald trump is making excuses to skip out of the debates? >> no on its awful. september 26 is also my birthday. the first debate is on my birthday. people are not going to be tuning in. they will be tuning in to see what i'm tweeting about. i think he is trying to make something out of nothing really. i think they said this was

planned by year out, many months out. we have tivo and dvr. kennedy: does anyone have tivo? does that exist? is that accompany? >> whoever you are out there i will not shame you for her work tech knowledge he is unlike kennedy. people will watch what they want to watch and the two teams that are playing that night i have never heard of them so they can't be that good. kennedy: i know you were a huge football fan. >> i am a big football fan and thank you for the credit. kennedy: if you are torn between watching the falcons and the saints or the giants in green bay what do you do? >> i think trump is right about this. the nfl is a good show. you will lose viewers. remember when the dnc was putting the events on saturday

night and bernie sanders was like maybe they are trying to cheat me out of this. they were like you are crazy. then the e-mails leaked. trump is not trying to avoid this today. this is trump's only chance to win the presidency to take her out one-on-one in these debates. she is the one who doesn't want anyone to watch these debates. kennedy: a couple of things. she has gotten better as a debater and i think he can give her a hard time on the facts. i don't care what else, you could put this on against the academy awards and the golden globes and the s.b.'s. i think more people would watch the debates. they're only three of them and we have 75 presidential debates. >> keep something in mind, there sunday night football and there's monday night that paul anders thursday night football and their saturday night college game of the week. this is the problem. i think you have to be careful

about assessing it. i think hillary is dying for these debates. donald trump, we all agree that we would like to see other candidates on the debate stage. i know i do but donald trump is the one that should be meeting that share because donald trump will do better if he is others on the stage. he against hillary or don't think we'll go well. kennedy: i think that's why he'd once a final debate. >> hillary has never in a decade she's been in the public eye has never debated anybody with no punches going after her. bernie did go after her. >> bernie one after her and he would say things like i'm the only one on the stage who hasn't taken money from the special interests. she has never dealt with anything like that. kennedy: she doesn't want to deal with those charges. it's difficult for her to weasel

her way out of. we shall see. that's why so many variables on this great juggling display. the panel returns later to catch them all. olympics starting this week in rio. a new report says that to happen nine people could be at risk from back area not to mention zika and hillary clinton says her answer to the fbi regarding her server was so truthful you guys. judge napolitano next to differ

kennedy: over the weekend hillary clinton was on "fox news sunday telling chris wallace that she had been honest about a private server and the clearance status of e-mail she kept on it. >> director comey said my answers were truthful and what i said is consistent with what i

told the american people. kennedy: that is a hot cup of malarkey right there i would bring its congressional hearing last month as the director james comey did not offer the reigning endorsement of hillary clinton portrayed. >> clinton said there was no -- center received, with the troop? >> is not true. >> secretary clinton said in e-mail and classified material to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified material. with the troop? >> there was classified material e-mail. kennedy: doesn't she understand this is why people find are untrustworthy. is there something deeper at work here? let's ask "fox news" judicial analyst judge napolitano. this is very unsettling. she is no longer just a candidate. she's the democratic nominee. she could very well become our next president and there something going on here that is more than just political posturing.

>> you should probably ask one of the psychiatrist that comes on tv about why she has this natural inclination to lie. when she told chris wallace yesterday that director comey said she was telling the truth he was referring to the three hours of secret testimony sheet gave to the fbi which was unrecorded so we don't know what the questions of war or the answers were and which he said we didn't see any lies in their but in terms of her saying, i was saying all along what she has been saying all along has been lying. mainly she told the benghazi committee congressman gowdy who you saw interrogating director comey in another context that she didn't send or receive anything marked classified. not only were 110 e-mails top-secret but five of them were the select access privilege which is the highest secret the government has. kennedy: it's actually its own system. that's what's most unsettling.

those e-mails are only sent and received on a closed system they would have been taken off of that system. >> let me tell you how you get access to that consistent. you have to continually changing alphanumeric code that detects the code at a point where it's not changing any have to type it in. each time he went to read to read anytime you want to receive and send those things. it's inconceivable that could have been done by accident. it's also conceivable that she didn't know it was -- and you and i have discussed this before on her first day on the job she first day on the job she added to our tutorial by the fbi about how to recognize state secrets. at the end of that she signed an oath pledging she had the obligation to recognize state secrets whether they are stamped or marked secret or top secret or not. kennedy: i also said comment that she had the highest security clearance of anyone in the country really was as high

as the presence or the cia director and therefore the burden of response ability on someone who has got clearance that high is absolutely phenomenal. it either shows her incompetence or as you said earlier hurricane easy predisposition towards lying. >> she clearly damaged the national security of the united states. kennedy: she continues to do so by lying about it. >> sending it to sid blumenthal who she wanted to hire some assistant in the presence said no peer should the clinton foundation hired him and he had no national security clearance whatsoever. she continued to send them things that i was his e-mail that was hacked and by the russians and the chinese. everything she sent him and she e-mailed him many times a day. it was exposed including some of the deepest secrets of the country is it's trying to protect. if anybody else would have done that he would have been in jail. why should not in jail? echoes her name is hillary

clinton? kennedy: she is the one who said there's a hillary standard and she's claiming she was a victim of the political campaign but at the same time the fbi director when he said, talking about a narrow focus which she applies to something so broad and bad in and of itself is the very reason why people have such a high unfavorable rating of her. >> she furthered all the discomfort about her believability by your answers to chris wallace yesterday who very shrewdly use quite neutral language when they put the questions to her and just let her run at the bowl. the more she talked the less believable she became announced a story for another two days. kennedy: now she is in in the end zone and unfortunately no one is going to celebrate by hoisting her on their shoulder.

>> donald trump raises her credibility and the issue with trump, he's got problems. if the issue was her he becomes the next president. kennedy: well judge always so much to unpack with you here. >> it's good for all of us to be back in new york said. kennedy: coming up this man jumped out of the plane without a parachute. so fast that he doesn't have to breathe. does he live? find out when we come back. look at that a giant happy face inside of this volcano. new clients? let's go meet them soon. in person, we could read the room. on the phone, you're just a voice. yeah, i'm good. for fast rewards, let's book on choice. this trip could really help us grow. ♪ should i stay or should i go? ♪ when it's time to go for business, book on choicehotels.com

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kennedy: we are going to drop some scoops of macaroni into your boots and dance the jitter bug of news. topic number one. dogs show affection by cuddling

with you and wagging their cute tails. cats press their behind into your face. but one family cat didn't just drag in a rodents. it dragged in something far worse. >> what do you have? holy -- he just caught a bat. kennedy: that's right, it's a bat. the cat is trying to infest its house with vampires. it gets worse because the cat didn't even kill it. >> i have a bat flying around my house. what's going on. kennedy: brats spooky. have you ever had one smack into your car? it's terrifying.

i can't wait for halloween to start. he's so much fun. topic number two. luke akins is suicidal or he has footballs of steel. the stuntman who is also a base-jumping skydiver just jumped 25,000 feet out of a plane without a parachute and without the use of a wing suit. he keeps falling. he doesn't have a parachute on. hey, what's that? he was snared by a two-tiered 100 x 100-foot net. his body was going 120 miles per hour. terminal velocity which is named after a charlie sheen movie. he flipped on to his back and made it to terra firma.

someone called that the craziest thing they had ever seen. his wife said after she gave him a big hug she was happy with the outcome, but she could have used the life insurance money. we have a new development in the bat trapped in the guy's house. it finally left his home, and here it is now. i don't know what that devil language is. but bats can swim. he's doing the breast stroke in the water which is stupid. great form. all the same. you should check your pool or hot tub. apparently these flying rats are aquatic. we have a lot of bat news today. i commissioned my producer party

to study live bats and hopefully learn to live with them peacefully. he's curious. wait a minute. it's not a bat. that's a dog in a highly realistic bat costume. topic number 4. texas rangers infielder michael young was just inducted into the texas rangers hall of fame. teammate elvis anders showed up to the parade in a clown mabs and nearly got killed. look at that. he almost punched him right in the face. hikele hates clowns. that clown mask nearly got him a

crisp knuckle sandwich. what is that some sort of a poly blend? have you ever run into a cloud when they are off duty? they are just plain weird. he's not even trying to put that in the car. it's probably diesel. who says volcanoes don't have souls and emotions and why do you have to be oh gee lon d oh geologically dismissive? run volcano wants you to know he's just a bro. take a look inside at this val cane oh it's a smiley face. it's a sign, you guys. either that volcano is telling

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kennedy: a professor at the university of south florida has one piece of advice for olympic athletes in rio.

don't put your head under water. about a new report says rio's water contains 1.7 million times the worry level in the united states, plus they have floating siewnl, syringes, and occasional koarps, human otherwise. the party pant is back. joe, triathletes and open water swimmers have to put their heads under water or they will lose. >> i don't know how to swim appropriately. but what i would do, some people, this is their on shot at the olympics. if you are only there once for some people. so i would go full head in. i would drink some of that water and swim directly to the hospital so they could take care of me. but you are not going to work

any less hard for that gold medal to make your country proud. kennedy: they are saying if you put your head near the water. if you get a mouthful of it you could get very seriously ill. >> a great book has been written about this. when they went out for a boat tour to show how good it is, a dead horse floated by the boat. this is what the water sports are happening. kennedy: they are going to cancel the games. >> should he? if i was going on vacation and said just one thing on vacation, don't put your head under water because it has 1,000 times the viral level.

i would just cancel my vacation. we shouldn't be there. people who train their whole life should be somewhere else. you have trained gymnastics. you want to send them off to this crazy -- kennedy: they are almost hold enough they could go as alternates. >> people with their heads under water are hiding from deadly mosquitoes. >> congress left without approving zika legislation now florida is getting hit with it. keep * you don't need congress to night mosquitoes. we need private companies developing solutions and get the government the hell out of the way. happy birthday. the network is turning 35 today. to celebrate they are rebranding

mtv classics. including classic performances. mtv is officially retro. >> i love it. it reminds me of my preteen years. i'm quite young. kennedy: it's nostalgia. nostalgia is so big. the choker is back. bring in mtv. kennedy: they can put me on. >> if you are watching -- kennedy: i wasn't on any of those long form programs. >> kennedy' price has gone up a bit. you want kennedy back, you have got to pay. kennedy: when you are 19 and you sign a tv, you say yes, you can

have of what you want. thanks for putting me on tv. cable is not even a thing. thank you so much for being here. i love you. i always will. i love that smiling face. coming up, ambassador john bolton joins me with the latest clinton foundation scandal. wash williams says the democratic party has a huge

kennedy: peter schweizer alleged the russians donated money to the clinton foundation to obtain advance technology from u.s.

companies. is this just a conspiracy theory or is there something else to look at. let's ask a former ambassador john bolton. he's a fox news contributor and he unless our nation's capital holding it up with one hand. there is a disturbing pattern with the clinton foundation and favoritism for corporations and various nations who donate heartily to her coffers. >> what a surprise, allegations of pruption about the clinton family. it's hard to describe just how unprecedented it was in 2009 to have hillary become secretary of state and have this company foundation still going. water russell meade ama amal and

it to a 19th century. basically you become a monk or nun when you go into clinton unless your name is clinton and you are married to the person who is continuing to run the foundation take in hundreds of millions of dollars while you are secretary of state. kennedy: the participants in this-u.s. public-private enterprise were donors to the clinton foundation who had given through their corporations tens of millions of dollars. and u. s-corporations were encouraged to creed this russian prong which was seeking technology. and it turned out in an f.b.i. report and later op-ed that the money was being used to fund

technology and research that might go toward the war making. >> this was part of the problem with the obama-clinton reset button. this notion if only we gave them enough things they would turn into our friends. i can tell you the way the russians negotiate. you give them a concession. they put it in their pocket. they don't even smile. they say what have you got for me next. in terms of the corruption aaspect. when hillary became secretary of state, they had to create an entirely new ethics system. i now it's a problem with spouses being involved in public affairs. kennedy: new guide thriens for hillary clinton. who knew. >> but the state department for all we can see, ignored the guide lines. i would like to know what their reports were. when she was secretary of state, why not.

there is a huge area here for investigative journalists to get into. what do you think it odds are that will happen? >> any ves invest inane ves. she was supposed to investigate so you have russian companies in this entire town enriched because of the direct hand she had in this public-private partnership which is the same thing she wants to do in this country. so how are people going to curry favor, how are corporations and governmental agencies going to curry favor with her now? >> can you imagine if she is elected the presidential what the budget of the clinton foundation will look like for the next four years?

it's an employment contract for chelsea clinton for the rest of her life it's hard to get into some of this material because years have done by and i sure a lot of the records are gone as her billing records from the rose law firm once disappeared. the irs is suppose to be investigating the clinton foundation. you can imagine what jokes they are telling in the irs about that. kennedy: we'll bring her out of retirement. >> i bet you a dollar nobody from the "new york times" other "washington post" and can calm fox news and name a single reporter looking into these clinton foundational gaitions. not one. kennedy: the "new york times" did write about the uranium one scandal. the stakes are getting more serious by the day because she has as good a shot or better than her republican counterpart

of become our next president. and there has to at some point, there has to be accountability. thank you for your part in that, ambassador bolton. thanks for coming by. tim kaine speaks spanish so well, but is it

kennedy: polls show donald trump polling poorly with hispanic voters. but is the democratic party take the hispanic bloc for granted? juan williams joins me, the co-host of "the five." i always thought the democratic

party treats hispanic voters terribly. they think whatever they do, the latino voters will follow them in lock step. you have an interesting race in california. tough a latino woman running against an his -- against anne a black woman and the democratic party is back the black candidate. >> the interesting thing about this is she is the black woman would be the second black woman in the u.s. senate. but congresswoman loretta sanchez would be the first latina in the u.s. senate. where does the party go? all have endorsed kamala harris,

the black person. loretta sanchez said the establishment didn't want me to run, they are not endorsing me. and i have a better chance with independents and republicans look for somebody in this race. but the democratic party establishment has abandoned me. kennedy: have they abandoned latinos in general? >> he speaks espanol. it's almost like being mexican. but he kept saying in his speech coming out with the silver tongue of spanish. >> they have got to mend some fences. they have the congressman xavier bacerra. everybody thought he was a front runner. but you have got a situation where it may be that given donald trump's statements about members cans and illegal

immigrants that the democratic party said we don't have to do anything to cater to this important constituency in our base and as a result what i was hearing from the convention is nobody is paying attention to us. kennedy: not at all. i always thought latinos make natural republicans. they tends to be pro family, pro-life, and pro business. >> i agree especially because of the pro family and pro business. my feeling is that immigrants are some of the hardest work and some of the most pro american people. they believe in the dream. they actually came into a new strange environment because they want the american dream. they want the political stability and economic opportunity. kennedy: nobody waves the flag with more ferventsy than immigrants. it's always an interesting

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