we thank you for being with us. please with with us. thanks for being with us tonight. good night from new york. ken there are donald trump is meeting with republican leaders. but not before making a ton of news on everything from immigration to trade. is the united nations a relic of the old world order? donald trump seems to think so. and what is the american dream? owning a home or having kids or maybe a sweet trans am. a fox news poll and what makes america happy. drive a co-pilot. time to make this baby fly. kennedy: she is a back. less than a week into donald

trump's presidency, straggling hillary supporters are trying like mad scientists to reanimate her political core. a claim that -- the former presidential hopeful is thinking of hosting a tv show in an attempt to seek relevance. a broadcaster needs charisma and like built. she is about as likeable as a staff infection. and i'm happy to give her an internship and put her through the paces as she learns about the tv business. she would collapse faster than a deef hydrated geriatric at a

9/11 ceremony. maybe she would be better off seeking office again. grocery store billionaire and mayoral hopeful says clinton is thinking of throwing her moth-ridden hat in the ring to beat player defloss ohio. i would love to see him lose to her. they are both sow smug. that would be the ultimate civic wedgy. he is her frenemy nemesis. and hillary is supposedly conducting a post mortem with her ex-campaign manager. it wasn't the russians or the fake news or the fake russn news. or the f.b.i.'s last-minute poke into wiener's brief. people don't like you. you have a flat, glib personality. our ideas are moldly obama

leftovers, and didn't resonate with the country that fell in love with a strain of populism. former dnc chair and pennsylvania governor ed rendell it like this. i'm certain president trump will screw up enough that by fall of 2018, hillary's numbers will be up again. the rea -- the real sexism. they north on thing she can do on her own is turn people's stomachs and turn them off to her outdated brand of politics. so glad you are here. i'm kennedy.

donald trump spoke at the republican retreat in philadelphia. he said we need to battle islamic terrorism and we need a new energy policy and he doubled down by signing even executive order to build that wall. >> most of our illegal immigration is coming from the southern border. i said many times that the american people will not pay for the wall. and i made that clear to the government of mexico. kennedy: says there is no way on they are going to pay for it. today the mican president nieto canceled his meeting next week with the president. the president talks about canceling this meeting and it sounded like it was a mutual decision. >> that's how he wants to position it. in a way it was.

he said if you are not ready to talk about paying for the wall, don't bother to show up. so president nieto said, i'm not coming. kennedy: and he's also getting pressure in mexico. ways going on south of the border with the mexican government? >> strange alignment in outrange about what president obama has been saying. there is the sense on the run hand you have a sovereign right to build this wall. but why is it mexico's problem to pay for it. they are not liking the bullying they feel they are getting and lack of respect. so to speak. >> i guess my question for the united states if i were mexico, would you build it anyway even if we didn't pay for it and the united states said yes, i would pay for it. >> donald trump had an answer for that. he said i'm working on an alternative tax plan to work out the issues of border goods and

transfer of services. if necessary that's how we'll make mexico pay for the wall. kennedy: is that another way of saying tariff. >> it is a way of saying tariff and a way of forcing mexico to co he want to renegotiate nafta. he want a bilateral agreement. he says if we have a bilateral agreement i'll give a 30-day in the then they will come to talk to me. he's gambling mexico has more to lose. kennedy: mexico has he even couraging their less fortunate citizens to go north and seek aid in the united states. they know they don't have to take care of them and put them on welfare and millions of dollars in remittances go south of the border.

we both benefit from a mutually beneficial trade arrangement. and the president addressed that. he said mexico has to be a strong nation. how is the united states expected to help strengthen mexico? >> it's an interesting dichotomy of issues. there is border security, the cartels, the gangs and things that may be crossing at that bored and causing security risks for america. >> legalized drugs. there is no longer a market for mexican pot and heroin. one lawmaker has proposed harming companies and economically punishing those that help build the wall. is that where we are going to see the next round of this fight? >> there is very interesting posturing. we are seeing in american companies earnings calls are going on and they are talking about the concern they see about what's happening on the border and how this is going to play out. some say we can react, others

say it's causing risk we'll have to deal with. on both sides of the border there are concerns. there is so much entanglement of relationship on both sides that it's hard to unwind. the deal wer into effect on 194. it's a lot of time that these relationships have been built up. 200 to 300 billion dollars worth of goods and services traveling. kennedy: glenn hall, thank you so much. let me introduce my party panel tonight. harris faulkner. co-host of "outnumbered." anthony fisher is here, associate editor at "reason tv." richard fowler joins me. and he's a fox news contributor. welcome back. great to see you. lots to get into.

republicans are scrambling to couple with a replace many for obamacare. rand paul entered the from cass with his own plan to reshape the healthcare plan. it would encourage to people to pool resources outside of the government and through employers and churches, trade association or alumnae groups. paul would let insurers compete against state lines. letting the free market drive down prices. there is a lot of good news for people who have been following obamacare over the years. last night on the show we talked about obamacare light and keeping the big tenets of the aca. rand paul does away with those. there is no more individual mandate as there is with the other republican plan than is no provision for preexisting conditions. how do you like this plan? >> i love loosening up the

restrictions on interstate trade and commerce so people pooling their resources together. i don't like the sunsetting of people being denied on conditions of preexisting conditions. kennedy: but you keep that coverage continuously. >> that's a big but. keeping the existing coverage and making sure you keep all that paperwork. it's an unnecessary thing. we are a richer country than that, and morley better country than that. kennedy: i don't think he insurance company should be forced to insure every kind of person. that's one of the problems with obamacare. the basic standard have maternity and mental healthcare. and they have preexisting conditions covered.

why should everybody be forced to cover the same thing. harris: i think sunsetting it after two years, if you can keep your doctor and plan, fine. >> we heard that before. >> i was just going to say, making a funny there. but this is not broad-based enough. it's very specific. if people have catastrophi events in their life, where are they going to go. but pretty much everybody has a preexisting condition of something. if you take an mri they can almost always find something wrong. it's pretty easy to read. kennedy: i like the fact that there are specifics. chuck schumer said there wasn't a plan. you wouldn't like anything

that's not single payer, right? >> i didn't go that far. even though i do believe we've should have a single payer system like he other developed country in the world. clearly it won't happen under the trumpster. the problems with the rand paul bill is preexisting conditions. you unravel the accord and care act. nobody is telling you it's perfect. even the president would say there were fixes he wanted to get done that he couldn't get done. it will need some tweaks and changes. the problem that we have with the affordable care act is that we need to remind the american people that health insurance doesn't equal healthcare. that's why we are in this conundrum in the first place. they don't care about making people healthier. kennedy: that's not true.

if they make people healthier and they do a better job, more people will buy their insurance. >> health insurance keeps healthy people on their rolls. harris: under the current system that is true. look at the state of arizona and others where you have no choice. if you are on obamacare there is one insurance company that will do business with you. they have all these doctors who don't want to take the plan anyway. in a perfect world where there is much more free choice. i can see your point with that. we have no shortage of lawyers who can go to law school. but we artificially limit the number of people who can go to medical school and a lot of them

take jobs in other countries. people who can't get a checkup, they can't get a mammogram scan, they go to the emergency room which costs 20 times wait would. until you figure out everybody in the country has some sort of coverage, you are screwed. because people will forever go to the emergency room. kennedy: you take it worst case scenario and you apply it as though everyone or a majority -- harris: i'm curious to know how we got to this point. the current president says everybody should be insured. is that possible? >> i think there is a difference between insurance and healthcare. every american should be able to go to a doctor and get the care

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kennedy: president trump is going to war with sanctuary cities. the president authorized the federal government to with hold funds from cities that do not comply with federal immigration laws. there are 300 so-called sanctuary cities. new york stiff alone could potentially lose up to $7 billion from the feds. san francisco $1 billion. the problem is instead of spending the money to fight illegal immigration, the cities spend it however they please willy-nilly.

brian brenberg is here to break it down. and lot of complicated issue ofs. i always start with the fundamental one, which is why is there so much federal money going to these cities. but the courts have decided in the past that cities knowledge not with hold funds unless there is something specific they are withholding them for. >> the constitution and the way it's interpreted is protective of cities and states. when the federal government wants to cut off funds for a program. if the reason you are kufght it off is related to that program. they are trying to reef deuce the cases where the federal government is coercing cities. there is a lot of money they could with hold from new york city and chicago, but a lot of that money is related to education and healthcare and

housing. chi hundreds of millions of dollars going to housing alone. >> but not specifically related to the immigration issues. the courts save you can't with hold that money for that reason. ken report problem is -- kennedy: the issue is as you point out, it's with law enforcement. if someone is arrested, they are ghawrd these cities and local law enforcement won't call the federal government to deef taken or deport them. >> even when the city has information it could share with the federal government, instances where the federal government ought to know who is in their custody, if they don't get reported. these individuals are let go, they are saving we should know about this. that's in places like chicago, new york city, san francisco, where they are really going strong.

other cities less sow. they will say we have somebody. we are not going to chief taken them after we held them for the proper people yofd time. if you don't get here by then, forget by the it's a communication and logistic issue at the ends of the day. kennedy: if the federal government starts withholding law enforcement money, then you are punishing citizens. >> that's the issue of. one area where the administration could with hold funding is law enforcements and criminal activities. bust problem is when you with hold that money, then you are putting citizens at risk. so they are in a little bit after catch-. the question is at the end of the day, the cities want to battle against the federal government. i don't want to be in a whatever atrition with the federal government. that's why i think some of the smaller cities on the margin you

have might see change of behavior. kennedy: it's a political issue for them. >> this is their identity so they will go all the way with it. that's where you will see the pitch political battle. kennedy: the mayor said if we need to you can stay here in city hall talking to some of the immigrants. if you are a resident in boston and maybe you frost your house because you can't pay your bills the mayor isn't going to offer a place to stay in city hall. if we had better communication, we could solve some of these problems without mayors digging their heels in and the federal government strong arming. >> at end of the day this will be solved at the local level. these are local government officials. people say we want the law even forced or we don't. but they will have to make the change. i think it federal government is hamstrung by these

interpretations that protect cities and states. they are going to say we want the laws even forced and want the money spent well. kennedy: thank you so much, brian. brian brenberg. you heard it here first and always. the trump administration is proposing a dramatic cut in fund fourth united nations. is the president tightening the belt on a bloated administration or kissing some of our best frie gawn pa hey, searching for a great used car? i don't want one that's had a big wreck just say, show me cars with no accidents reported find the cars you want, avoid the ones you don't plus you get a free carfax® report with every listing i like it start your used car search at carfax.com wheyou wantve somto protect it.e, at legalzoom, our network of attorneys can help you every step of the way. with an estate plan including wills or a living trust that grows along with you and your family.

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astra zeneca may be able to help. kennedy: america might can seceding or at least the united nations. president trump is proposing a 40% reduction in support for the united nations. america is nearly a quarter of its funding. supporters say it's an specksive talk shop with a lot of members who gleefully violate human rights on a daily basis. more on the book in just a little bit. let's talk about the u.n. welcome to the show. and congratulations on the publication of the book.

so you know a lot about the u.n. you have traveled and written extensively internationally. aren't these elitist bodies outdated? >> far be it from me to say that elitist bodies have to leave the planet earth. but the he athletes who have been running these international institutions have messed up. you look at everything from how the e.u. struged to cope with immigration and the vie bit of its currency to the world bank and the international bankers who rigged the libor rate. there is a pattern of misconduct and a failure to apprehend reality fast enough to react in the proper way. international bodies like the u.n. are not inherently bad. but they are sphrawfg a credibility gap. there is no surprise there is a blowback. kennedy: what is being painted

now is a leftist desire for globalism. 16 years agovernment was talked about as if the right wing was looking for a new world order. there are people who say the united states are being isolationists by pulling funding from the united nations. why should the united states fund a square of it. >> many of the elites have tried to use money and economics as a substitute for politics. they think if they can master the way money moves around the world through policy, then maybe they don't have to worry about democracy and people voting. right? that's one strategy. kennedy: very controlling. >> sometimes when you have a global financial crisis you reach for whatever tool you can grab. but we are eight long years after the fact and people are ready for something different.

>> they say ititution alm manipulati is bad for life. i would say most people don't know who toqueville is. >> there is a carton of alexis smiling out at you. he does not look like he's in his mid-between the in this rendering. but when he was in the united states of america, he was a young man. he left france to write about the prison system. he came to the u.s. he didn't backpack around. he met with high-level dude. his big takeaway is that things were different in the united states because of what happened in the point of origin. people who first arrived in the youth had an open playing field and had a field to play in

immigration and politics. at some point in their hear it was religious. but it was more complex. his point was that if you do things like focus on what's right in front of your noise rather than trying to project all your fears on to a global stage, that will help you. if you master the art of friendship that will help you be free. and politics won't make usain or free. if we need to bring sanity and freedom into politics to make it work for us. kennedy: the after the being free. congratulations and thank you for visiting. i enjoyed the conversation and i enjoy freedom even more. coming up, all he needed was the american dream. my party panel returns to check

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there can be a nightmare. but according to a new fox news poll 40% of the people in the united states say they achieved the american dream. what does the american dream consist of? according to the say poll, 88% of the american people believe it means retiring comfortably. others say a successful career, raising a family, owning a home. harris. retiring is the american dream. what if we live to be 200 years old. the first person to live to a thousand has already been born. harris: i find it fascinating that living through one of the most he kneic job creation -- he peoplpeople --how do you get thg

less in that's why they have two and three jobs to make up the difference. how do you get there to the point where you are living comfortably? i don't know if anybody has thought about it. living comfortably years from now probably won't be less than what you have now. kennedy: but we have public programs like social security that should be privatized. anthony, i'm surprised business ownership isn't at the top of the list. it could be the highest endeavor when you make something with your hand. >> i was surprised to see that thing like retirement and raising a family were the thing prioritized. the cliche' were always growth and economic growth.

doing better than your parent' generation. kennedy: only 57% of the american dream is being better off than your parents. harris: why would you incorporate that into your dream? >> i would love to see the poll. the american crimes out of reach. the first generation americans in this country, i graduated with thousands of dollars in debt and student loans. now creating your own business is a struggle. every day you are like, geez, i'm still at it. kennedy: you know how much student debt i graduated with? i got an academic scholarship. >> college affordability is an issue. 26% of friendships say the

american dream is out of reach. harris: since you picked a community of color, can we design what the american dream looks like? maybe it isn't for an individual just about ownership, just about retirement. particularly in community of color. we need to talk about that. we need to have healthy kfgs about savings. having some money in the bank was my american dream. i was raised by parent of color who said it is going to rain, girlfriend, and when it does you will need an umbrella. but we are such a spendy, have to have it all right now. our culture in particular. if we are honest with each other we are a pop tart culture. so what you need to move on. >> we have to have a conversation about the ingredient that create the american dream.

kennedy: we'll have to have that at another time. i think we should go into the kitchen of humanity and craft something perfect and beautiful. thank you so much for being here. we are going to go heat up the off why. i'll bring a live alligator into the studio. so help me god we'll find that annoying cricket that won't shut up. reptiles this is the silverado special edition. this is one gorgeous truck. oh, did i say there's only one special edition? because, actually there's 5.

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>> he's coming at me. he's coming. yeah. let's get hiouof t tra drop the door. try and get back in. kennedy: that's a big lizard. that's a clip from nat geo "outback wrangler."

marie cently stopped by with slithery friend. >> we have a bird and pal gator here. >> when did you start wrangling? this has been your job. you are not just a cat wrangler. >> i started when i was 6. kennedy: are you look in his eyes? is he going to bite me? >> no. kennedy: do they bite? >> she is at home. beautiful. kennedy: what happens between you and the make when you look at her?

>> she it pretty happy. but always treat them with caution. there are quite a few clips on live tv where things go wrong. we do get viral moments. if i were strangled, suffocated or eaten by this thing, sadly thousands would cheer. alligator, i don't even know her. t you have another creature. are these two going to fight? and if they did, month would win. >> you have these burmese pythons, i will look after this one. kennedy: can i hold that one, too? kennedy: probably not at the same time. they are doing to each other what you were doing to the python.

people let them go because they get too buying for their enclosures then they flush them count toilet. >> it's a perfect habitat for them down there. >> this is like the tickling massage i got in singapore. that was deja vu. >> american alligator. kennedy: crocodiles are much bigger in australia. that's as big as a small boat. >> we have problem crocs. we have gone from a population of 4,000. through different conservation efforts we are up to about 140,000. kennedy: is that good? but the population has come back. the problem is that now the

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kennedy: my cloak is so vast it has its own sanctuary city. this is the "topical storm." topic number of one. i have a feeling you were watching the inauguration also thinking to yourself, what on earth are these people saying to each other. the transition of power from unlikely foes. the past presidents flirting with each other and their wives. what goes on behind fake smiles and nervous eyes. leave it to bad lip reading to break it down. >> i'm important. you want to be me, don't you. quite a figure. >> i'm going to barf. do you ever wash that wig?

i pretend i like you but i hate you. >> you are areep. >> i think you are old like dirt. kennedy: my favorite part wasn't the lip reading part but when president trump grabbed nancy pelosi's hand and grabbed it like she he was going to twist it off. topic number 2. scientists believe milk craze were designed to transport objects. possibly milk. but now they are used in competitive stacking. and this kid has to be the milk crate stacking champion. i got it out. that kid is balancing on top of 19 milk crates. 19, i say. that's almost 1.5 dozen. oh, god. sweet baby lord jesus in heaven.

he's harnessed in. well, it's called walling. well done, kid oh. if you have play your cards right maybe one day you will up your game and gopro. [♪] they are building a giant complex for the first lady of egypt. topic number of 3. she had a beard and a naked upper body. quite charge. swedish daredevils are tree found the world over for their blondness and manners. now they have a mad cap stunts to be proud of because one of their domesticated vikings did

two back flips on a snow noble, watch. -- on a snowmobile, watch. i don't know if someone was cheering with delight or that young man launched his man satchel. bit of was sow great to watch. it reminds me of the most elegant and fierce animal of the arctic kingdom. i speak of the iran around us -k of the tyrannosaurus rex. i liked him better. topic number 4. if you are like most americans you store all sorts of things in your hair from rolls of pennys

to switch blades to pencils to li correct. before it's embarrassing when you have get candy stuck in your hair. >> did you fall down with your sucker? >> that's how my waxer does it. i'll tell you something. sure, there is candy at the end, but it's very painful. 9 question of is who put the lollipop in that kid's hair. i'm pretty sure i know the answer. an evil cat villain, probably poisoned it, too. how many licks ds it take to be stronger than the devil? infinite. topic number 5. it's a big day for you, me and

all of mankind. tonight marks the two-year anniversary of this show. we are a toddler. did they get me anything? a gold bracelet? i got you something. a few heartwarming clips of the journey we have had the last 730 plus days. may *, man. how about those sour tools. right in the money maker. i don't know what that means. here we go. >> knock the cover off the [bleep] balls. >> would you kiss my mother with that mouth? >> i won't touch you or your mother. >> we have some topping for you. >> bye-bye. >> thanks for coming.

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