jeffress among our guests tomorrow. good night from new york. kennedy: do you live in a swing state and are you also a millennial? congratulations, you are the most important voter in the history of the world. the head of the f.b.i. on capitol hill to answer questions about hillary clinton's email. are you unfriending people because of this election? we sure are. a new poll shows we are not alen. grab your swimsuits. time to jump in. never before have we seen this level of mass dissatisfaction in a presidential race. it feels like we are stuck with

the lesser of two evils. but people think we are in the depths of hell with these two candidates. i have said this before, donald trump and hillary clinton are not the only people running for president. gary johnson published an open n op-ed. he just because gary does things like this -- >> what is aleppo? >> you are kidding. >> no. >> i could go through the whole debate and not say anything. kennedy: it doesn't mean his ideas are crazy. he's the on person offering a

rational vision for this country. as gary points out. government does too much and costs too much. it's like a good stripper. the more you kit to do, the more you are going to pay. but this country has been overservicing itself for decades and neither main party candidate is talking about spending, infrastructure and defense. gary and his running mate are proposing cuts up to 20% for all federal programs, including the military. the last two administrations have doubled the national debt. only limiting the size and scope of government. cutting taxes and cutting spending will do that. it's the only solution. but you didn't hear lester pester the candidates about that monday night at hofstra. they bickered about the trans-pacific partnership.

>> i was against it once it was finally negotiated and the terms were laid out. i wrote about that -- >> you called it the gold standard of trade deals. you said it's the finest deal you have ever seen. >> no. >> then you heard what i said by the and all of a sudden you were against it. kennedy: they share a desire for protectionism that will turn us into the land of ordinary. maybe that's why millennials have been pouring into the johnson-weld camp. even though they paid dearly for the lip service. the strippers in washington have left a nation and a generation stiffed. i will never stiff you. i'm kennedy.

>>io, florida and. will they ultimately have to just have to pick which candidate is the least terrible? look at this it's a man panel. he's joined by guy benson, the monkey in the middle. and a fox news contributor. rounding out the panel is doll of zigger. guy is 21 years old. i just took him out for his first shot last night. let's talk about the debate. we are still obsessed with the results of that. did it sway any undecided vote

officers argue bloift important bloc. >> you have the snap polls which are scientific not to be compared to the online polls. it seems like some of these undecided independents tipped toward hillary clinton. i think she overall won the debate. but i'm curious to see whether this lasts. it seems like with the news cycle there is so much noise and so many controversies that we bounce from one to the other. will anyone hold the thought this debate in their heads or more than one or two days. >> we are going the see shifts. we are going to see shifts. and we have two more debates.

when you think of the work-related emails that she never turned over that shy sent to david petraeus. you say the debate was a landslide. >> i think it was landslide for gary johnson. i had johnson in first and stein in second. i feel bad for undecided voters. it's like going to white castle. you have to pick something and you know you will be sick three days from now. >> they are a sponsor of the show. kennedy: it's sick with lust. let's talk about what this comes down to for undecided voters. is it about personality? it's an election that is almost solely driven by personality. or are voters more concerned about their bottom line? >> i think undecideds or

millennials, i don't think they care about the issues being talked about or polled about. i talk to kids. they care about i can't wait to see this, it will be a fun thing with them hating email other. kennedy: they are tuning in -- >> they think that's going to be so great. i say that's not how it's supposed to be. how about the two vps? will that break records? they are not fun. kennedy: i was talking to my colleague lou dobbs, and he said that he thought the vp debate would be the most substantive and a lot of people are tuning in for the personalities. >> it will be live tweeted by 3 people. kennedy: he will put the hashtag

after the word. millennials are another huge voting bloc that trump and clinton are trying to court. and larry johnson had -- gary johnson has made inroads with the under 30s. is it going to work? or will millennials see right through it? >> as they were tapping into millennials during the debate, they watched it for a little bit, then went back to pokemon go. kennedy: he read dirty, filthy hip hop. reading about this focus group of millennials, it seems like what was sad to me there will be always heavy emphasis on racial issues. this is was they were most intrigued by.

when they got to iter areas, who cares, tax policy, who cares. i know it's not the case today in america, but i would think and hope as the country moves away from this series of dark chapters in the our history when it comes to race and making a lot of progres for younger people race would lose its poshes as an issue. kennedy: it's easy for you to say, white devil. but you say what the kids wants is an older authority figure like rodney dangerfield in back to school. >> that would be fantastic. but i was thinking of "animal house." on facebook, it's memes. it's free college tuition.

they hear it, and it's great. you go back to race. the two going back and forth. we need some relations and inner community becoming police officers and trump says stop and frisk, let's do it. if you are an up and coming millennial, you say this sounds not the way i'm brought up. kennedy: i thought they both did a bad job on race. i thought, wow, 70-year-old white people. what do most millennials want? >> we can't ask them because they are all in bed right now. they don't want hillary. bernie tapped into what they want, the free college, everybody is special, the all inclusive giveaway which is why he's having a hard time selling hillary. they bought his message rage against the machine, and now he's giving them machine. kennedy: all it will do is push

young people away from voting at all. >> this is like going to see "oaths." >> people will show up. conservative has been hounding hick * about her health. later f.b.i. director james comey. comey on the hot seat. he's here, he's in person, judge napolitano. we have his reaction. ...as a combination of see products..

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kennedy: watch this. donald trump has long questioned whether hillary clinton is healthy enough to be president. a new associated press online poll suggests voters are buying into that. 3% of voters say they -- only 36% of voters say they have confidence hillary clinton is confident enough to serve as cham commander in cleef chief. 3d as commander in -- as

commander in chief. >> i don't agree with the poll. 36% say she is not healthy enough? i can see where they are a little freaked out about it. kennedy: there is a sex divide here. men and women, men are more concerned about hillary's health than women. why is that? >> i don't know. why would you have any concerns other than her multiple falls, concussion, a brain blood clot, and passing out at a public event. aside from all that, i think this is ridiculous. kennedy: i have said i have gone count youtube rabbit hole. >> you are watching the debate

saying i swear she has an ivo. kennedy: i read one on twitter today -- stu know sign language. you could are helped out. what's more important here, how a candidate looks or the false impression they are actually helping? >> i think a huge piece that's off to i can. but a huge piece of her falling down and lying to people and not telling the truth. and it was such a simple thing. people are having trouble relating to her as a robot spouting out facts. if she had that fall she could have said i wanted to dosing i can to keep campaigning. i fought through pneumonia and i couldn't get through it. we love a comeback story. it would have humanized her. and said i still got through pneumonia. people get sick. kennedy: that's so true.

his doctor says he would be the healthiest person ever. >> he got his degree at trump university, though. kennedy: but it's so true. these candidates are so bad at spinnings things. if she said i'm so patriotic, 9/11 means so much to me. i was a senator during 9/11. >> everyone she is so brave. kennedy: brave and firefighters. >> when they lie that's when you know it's worse. that's why people concerned. and that video is terrifying. we had to worry about trump having his finger on the button, now we have to worry about

hillary having her forehead on the button because she keels over. she'll fall on the wrong button and nuke the planet because she ate bad fish for breakfast. kennedy: this always serious program. a new poll suggests this presidential race is literally destroying relationships. democrats have launched attacks against gary johnson.

kennedy: my america is about having more choices than just red versus blue. that's quote from ri -- from lin candidate gary johnson. he said the america he knows wasn't on tv monday night. he says we are the only alternative that offer americans a chance to find common ground. >> what did you think of gary's op-ed? >> i like gary but i don't like what he said it's not a good way to run the country. why does he use that phrase "run the country"?

we the people run the country, they don't. it's a great partisanship good because it's when they get together and agree they take tour freedom and our money most often. >> done already will be so widely decembe despised, maybe t get anything done and we won't spend money. i look at the betting odds today, 68-30 favoring hillary. it's not just that they won't spend the money. but they won't pass these freedom killing laws. but the bureaucracy passes them anyway. kennedy: you have two houses of congress addicted to spending. these presidential candidates all they want to do is spend.

>> congress has become better. and they will hold the house. hillary almost certainly will be elected and she wants to spend a trillion dollars so i'm glad she has opposition. kennedy: infrastructure is so expensive. they want to do it because they say it will create great new jobs, therefore, boosting the economy. >> people like roads and bridges. but they never talk. why they cost twices much because of the side regulation they pass. kennedy: polling has showed when gary is factored into states like utah and colorado, he takes more votes away from hillary clinton, and normally it's republicans who fear libertarians. >> i thought he was taking fairly equally from both sides. he's taking more from hillary in those key states. >> good for him.

she has bad ideas. kennedy: i think that's why you are seeing millennials not attracted some to somebody like they are because she always power hungry, establishment parliamentarian. >> he says global warm is not going to kill us. ken consider our debt servicing, john stossel, i love your program. and i'm so glad you stopped by. always nice to stare deeply into your szure eyes. we do, we are libertarian. you can catch stossel. what they won't say coming your way 9:00 p.m. f.b.i. director james comey getting grilled on the capital

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kennedy: house republicans grilling f.b.i. chief james comey over his agencies investigation over hillary clinton's use of emails. particularly over the immunity deals given to several of clinton's underlings. reporter: the f.b.i. director james comey said cheryl mills, a top aide was given an active production immunity so investigators could get her laptop. republicans questioning why that blanket was afforded to mills and why they couldn't get that

laptop by issuing a subpoena and they wondered why mills who was a witness in the case was also able to act as legal counsel to clinton during the investigation. >> i would be in big trouble and i should be in big trouble if i did something like that. there seems to be different strokes for different folks on this. and that's what americans are concerned about. i think there is a heavy hand coming from someplace else. reporter: comey said if one of his own colleagues did the same thing they would be disciplined and might be fired. but he said they would not be prosecuted. he testified his department throughout this near think four hour long hearing saying we are not weasles, we are honest people. kennedy: blake berman from

washington. thanks so much. joining me now judge andrew napolitano. i want to get into this relationship that hillary clinton has with cheryl mills. i think it's curious that sometimes she works for her at the state department, and sometimes she works at the state department and sometimes she is mrs. clinton's private attorney. what's going on here. >> the basic rule of thumb is a lawyer cannot be a witness in the same case in which she is a lawyer. there are some exceptions to it. but the theory is if you are a witness and a lawyer, you have your ownself to worry about and your client. if there is a conflict between the the two who are you going to favor? i suppose theoretically the lawyer could be a witness in the case and still have undivided loyalty to the client. but it looks very, very bad. and the reason as blake pointed out the f.b.i. did not serve a

subpoena is the f.b.i. doesn't serve subpoenas, grand juries do. the justice department must get a federal judge to convene a grand jury and begin presenting evidence. we know when there is no grand jury in the case the investigation is not a criminal investigation. that's what happened here. no grand jury, no subpoenas, no search warrant, no d.o.j. supervision. kennedy: d.o.j. shielded cheryl mills because she aloud her to sit in on mrs. clinton's testimony when she went before the f.b.i. >> she doesn't allly get immunity. she gets a letter from the d.o.j. saying if you give us your laptop we cannot use anything that we find in there in a prosecution of you, director comey admitted that they found classified materials, either confidential, secret or top secret.

is it a crime to keep it on a laptop out of a secure venue? you bet it is. did they prosecute her? of course not. kennedy: i understand what james comey saying no reasonable jury would convict mrs. clinton? but why not cheryl mills. if she orchestrated the email setup. it's not just a conflict of interest. she also set up this entire ruse. >> congressman gowdy point out that cheryl mills told the f.b.i. she learned about mrs. clinton's private server in the newspaper. yet the fine has produced emails upon emails from her orchestrating as you pointed out the creation of the secret system. >> the president saying he heard about it in the news and he was using a pseudonym discussing classified material.

>> ask martha stewart. if you lie in an official investigation from the f.b.i. you can be prosecuted as if you had been under oath. kennedy: lawmakers on capitol hill voted to allow 9/11 families to sue foreign governments. >> it's significant politically and more significant legally. a basic principle of our legal system is when there is a wrong, there is a remedy. of course, there was a wrong. there is tremendous amounts of evidence to lead to us believe the saudi government or people in the saudi government caused that wrong. to deny the survivors of the 9/11 victims the right to sue is against the constitution and against moral principles. now, why does the government shield the saudis?

why do we not understand this mysterious relationship with a bunch of rich religious fanatics? nobody knows. maybe we'll find out when these lawsuits start getting litigated. kennedy: i are hope the saudis are held accountable. coming up, donald trump is catching a lot of heat for fat shaming the former miss universe. hillary clinton is using this to her advantage. will it shift momentum in the race?

lou: donald trump has been doing all he can to portray hillary clinton as to unhealthy to be president. now hillary is claiming trump is too sexist to be commander-in-chief. he's pointing to a venezuelan beauty queen. here to explain is chris

stirewalt and dana perino. dana and chris are also co-hosts of the brand-new show, perino and stirewalt. it airs sunday on the fox news channel, just for the election. it's an amazing show. chris, i will start with you. where are we? >> i don't want anymore of this hit. i'm satisfie kennedy: let's talk about this woman, alicia machado, she claims to be very upset by the comments that donald trump made to her 20 years ago. what do you make of the situation? >> it was a throwaway line during the debate. hillary clinton threw it in there and it was sort of a whatever. by the turned out they laid a trap for donald trump.

she was teed up for a budget media for a cosmo shoot. the story had all the stuff the press cannot resist it has sex, gender issues, body shaping. bikinis. it's a whole episode of the view. now he's stuck tonight because he came back and talked about it. kennedy: she set the traps for him that were so obvious. it's like a horror movie and you know jason is in the room and you are screaming at the screen. he continued to malign this woman. should he have let it go completely? >> there is way think he should have done and what he should do politically. so what i would have done that night if i were there was to say she was a lovely girl and i'm so glad to have known her, and i look forward to meeting more latina women around america

because i have a bert plan for them than you do. i am the master of the soft atomic elbow. kennedy: i'm going to write this down. >> that's what i would have done. the next morning going your best friend's house saying do you agree with everything i say, yes, and more. they let him keep talking. now he's saying she gained a bunch of weight. kennedy: he's double down donald. but people would say she obviously is a plant. she is an actress degree this to get her 10 minutes of fame. did you see she was with a drug kingpin. and had a baby out of wedlock. that may work with his audience, but that's not who she was

talking to. she needs latina women and men to turn out in higher numbers than for trump. she needs to turn out that coalition that seems a little unenthusiastic about her. >> it's a defensive lay on his part, chris stirewalt. what does he do now and what does he do in the next debate? is it possible for him to set a similar trap for hillary clinton? >> well, sure, it would take lot of skilled campaign work and take a lot of forethought we hadn't seen from his organization. they focus on flying by the seat of the pants in instinctual gut play. but for trump he's saying apparently based on what he said in a rally yesterday and what he's talking about today. he needs to attack hillary clinton harder. she just has to be right in her face and talk about her husband's infidelity and sexual misconduct and burn it down.

i would just say for donald trump, the correct answer is, everybody already knows he can attack and fighter up. if he can demonstrate he has poise and say he's calm, his best moments in the first debate were when he was calm and dispassionately laying out his case saying you have been in this for 30 years and it's time for a change. he should steer away from these attacks. >> he can get her on the defensive on policy. that's where she starts to come apart. if he analyzes this and spends time doing that and not talking about miss venezuela's round hips, i think he will have greater success. thank you both have as much. the new show sunday on the fox

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kennedy: have you lost friends because of this ridiculous election. you are not alone. according to a monmouth university poll, 7% of voters say they ended relationships over the presidential race. only 4% say it's brought out the best in people and 70% say the has brought out the worst. our party pant is back. are you surprised that it's only

7% of people who have lost friendships and maybe even relationships? >> in the sense of yes, we live in a world where if you disagree with someone, you are the anti-christ. kennedy: and you are also racist. >> in general, well. but just grow up. kennedy: gels a world tree noun them test wrote in "time" magazine, a woman wrote an else say how she is ending her marriage because he was a trump supporters. >> are we against hate sex that much? >> i think now the hold wind is

out of the sails. one of the saddest fripts that disinterest grade always very close mutually beneficial friendship that lasted many, many years between hillary clinton and donald trump. they are the victims of the clinton-trump election. that friendship. kennedy: surprisingly, their children, their spawn are still besties. ivanka and chelsea. ivanka gives chelsea makeup. i want to talk to you about something that happened last night. so u.s.a. network, you said i snrof wrestling more than anything oarnt. is that real? >> i don't use the "l" word with women or friends. but i did say how much i love wrestling.

our business gets to blends some gray air yats every once in a while. how you bring your actual lives into the middle of the ring. ring. we got to explore some of that in my hometown in cleveland in front of parents and friends. kennedy: you threw down the international gauntlet. you are going to fight him in two weeks. you lose, you are retiring. is that true? >> it's very true. >> but you probably haven't been offered quarterback of the cleveland browns. >> my entire career which at this point has bean lot of losses in a row no matter how good i think i am. i haven't been winning for about two years. kennedy: start winning. >> i think that there comes a

time when you have to put everything on the line. hopefully you guys are hiring here. >> that is so dramatic. you could not have scripted it any better than that. >> you couldn't script this. it's so amazing. >> the timing worked out to be in cleveland and i got a little emotional which i haven't done in 20 years, maybe longer. and my career will be on the line in two weeks. i win i become champion. i lose, i'm out. gone. kennedy: become a free agent. you and a-rod. this is crazy. thank you for being here to shed some mystery on this. guy, jimmy, a beautiful night had by all. a lawyer,

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kennedy: hungry? let's cover in fudge and rowl in nuts. this is the "topical storm." the mc* bucks -- the milwaukee bucks signs the greek freak to a $100 million deal. unfortunately the new contract does not include comedy lessons. he is at media days trying to soften the sports writers with a joke. >> i have a joke. knock knock. obama, obama who?

obama soul. kennedy: of course no one laughed. what did you expect from the lame stream liberal media. topic number two. we know the trends of fat shaming is frowned upon. take a look at this guy. he shamed himself. what he decided to take a swing at another child's activity. he went sledding with it. that didn't turn out so well either. he died it was really sad.

topic number 3. there goats the agai -- there gn pool. -- the gerks ne pool. >> these are turkish engineers. it took 8 months to create this mammoth masterpiece. where is megyn fox? thankfully for us they have used their powers for good. this robot was made in the images and likeness of famed democratic nominee hillary clinton. they will drive off in the sun set to form a beautiful new life together. best of all, she has to ride to the pharmacy for all her pneumonia medication.

topic number four. a young australia surf champ was paddling into a wave when a dolphin lept out of the water and on to his surfboard. watch that. did he break the board in half? did he nap the board in half? not at all. he's fine. that young man thought it was just an accident. >> i think it was just an accident that the doll continue jumped on me. kennedy: that was no accident. dolphins have been known to drag known the bottom of the ocean for a bit of marine buggery. this is a libertarian show and we don't judge here. so if things work out for the two of you i will be happy to officiate the wedding twin and

flipper you little mermaid. topic number 5. in the 1980s. a close call would have been if you almost lost at pacman. in the 90s a close call would be if you almost went to jail tore killing your ex-wife and her boyfriend. but now a close call is defined by this. it's like dong ball got upgraded to dodge car. barely gets out of the way. both drivers walked away unharmed. but the driver who almost got hit decided to make a few modifications to his vehicle to avoid getting hit in the future. now he's taking hillary clinton to the pharmacy. thank you for watching the show tonight.

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