lou: ed rollins, michael goodwin. always a pleasure. thanks for being with us. good night from new york. kennedy: a whole mess of cabinet confirmations on tap in washington. democrats vowing to fight each one tooth and nail. the president has laid out a timeline to replace obamacare. but we still don't have details on the plan. to hear the one about chelsea clinton's plans to follow her parents into politics? oh, wait, that's not a joke. grab a shrink. it's time to vent. so the smug new england patriots win yet another super bowl. now i know how hillary clinton fans felt the morning after the

election. but this sucks. people are drawing parallels between election night and super bowl and a shock come-from-behind victory. when everybody assumed they knew the outcome, the atlanta falcons were hillary clinton. the fall dance had a 28-3 lead in the fourth quarter. and hillary had an edge over the man in the red hat. then florida. everyone thought it would be an early night for hillary as exit polling showed that billion dollar a baby put the whole they can to bed. but that nagging mo wouldn't let them go gently into the night. they both went into overtime. tom brady got a whiff of the

ends zone and shuttled the ball to james white and they never went back. atlanta's hope and promise were extinguished. just like hillary, there were no shiny rings and indistinguishable losery concession speeches. >> i know how disappointed you feel because i file, too. >> there is nothing you can say. it was a tough loss, very close to getting done what we wanted to get done. but, you know win the's hard to find words. >> i want to you know nothing has made me prouder than to be your champion. kennedy: sister, you are not the champion. you didn't win anything. but like frosty the snowman tom brady had an animating force and magical hat that gave him

special powers. obviously the on thing left to do is protest the outcome. decite legitimacy of the championship. if that fails they can hire jill stein to protest the results in court. she is not doing anything. welcome. i'm kennedy. here to weigh in on america's not so subtle mehta for. comedian jimmy failla. and'. welcome, everyone. >> i'm in my falcons color sow i'll many be go -- i'm in my fas

so i'll only be good for 3/4 of the show. kennedy: we thought it was the wrapped up and we knew the outcome. >> we cannot escape 2016. it will stick with us forever. every analogy from here on in will be to 2016. i was hoping to see the pay theouts by 6 and they didn't let them go for the 2 points. i wanted brady to say we are going for 2. to make donald trump's prediction right. that would have been the coup de grace. kennedy: you are a falcons fan? >> i'm angry so it would be

legit for me to break a starbucks window. is roger goodell the media? kennedy: explain, dear. >> he clearly did not want the patriots to win. i'm not totally clear on the metaphor. everyone expected brady to pull it out? so doesn't that make him clinton? kennedy: if he lost. but of course every me a for if you push it -- every metaphor breaks down if you push it too hard. kennedy: there was a certain outcome for the atlanta falcons and hillary clinton. >> lady gaga had more yards in the air than the falcons did in the second half. that was a start. matt ryan who played an otherwise great game was the

victim of what i thought was some bad play calling. no one expected the falcons to win. she had fireworks barge which is like she thought she was breaking the glass ceiling. all she wound up breaking were a few blackberries. >> for this metaphor to come full circle. when 39 patriots come to d.c., the falcons wives have to protest. kennedy: normally it's guy zell. it's -- it's gizelle. >> they will never stop talking about the election. the bachelor. everything. kennedy: any loser ever it's no longer munson. you are hillary in the middle of nowhere.

>> the dog keeps barking bust circus left town. kennedy: democratic senators are digging in for a nasty confirmation fight against betsy devos and neil gorsuch. ' it turns out part of holdup may be because of attorney general nominee jeff sessions who is up for a vote of his own. will trump get his way or will democrats gum you have the works on every single thing. you say the democrats have no power to stop gorsuch. >> gorsuch will be confirmed. celebrities are saying remember merrick garland. we'll do the same thing to gorsuch. they have no power. unless they find out gorsuch was

a member of isis, but even then it's up to the republicans. kennedy: could they sacrifice betsy devos to the democrats saying you got your victory. you tanked one nominee, and maybe just have one more republican senator go in the "no" column. >> it looks like they will make it devos because of the republican senators that will vote against her. kennedy: that many only two. >> i think they will pick up another one. on one hand they want to stop because they think it will legitimize them. i almost think it's good for them to give it to them. because then it makes it seem like there is no one that's mainstream. kennedy: ruth bader ginsburg. >> instead of exhausting your political capital.

i would work on keeping her alive. they have to start playing defense that the falcons didn't. rbg has to be under tight wraps. kennedy: she has to do tom brady's diet. how wild did he and giselle get? i heard they split a roll. >> she held up pictures. the naughty girl. kennedy: that's their porn, look at carbohydrates. we'll see the party and is just a little bit. president trump stirring up controversy on his own.

vladimir putin. it's republican leaders looking for an explanation. in an interview with our good pal bill o'reilly who has a show on at this time. he asked about his relationship with putin. bill: putin is a killer. >> we have a lot of killers. do you think our country is so innocent? bill: i don't know of any government leaders that are killers? >> we made a lot of mistakes. i have been against the war in iraq from the beginning. bill: mistakes were made. >> but a lot of people were killed. kennedy: mitch mcconnell and paul ryan apparently didn't like that answer. so why is our president trying to cozy up to putin? joining us is the wall street journal editor. i understand trying to destroy the alliance between russia and iran.

i get that. but the rest of it saying there are killers in this country is overstepping the bounds. >> that's what upset mitch mcconnell and paul ryan. you expect trump to be a cheerleader. to say we are the hive to others that have taken actions like putin has is understandable. kennedy: we don't silence political dissident like they do. there are a lot of bad things about him. and there may be some strategy and recrafting our relationship with russia. i get that. perhaps there is also something to not taking everything the president says literally. >> with 9 lesson during the campaign as well. there is a message and off the cuff delivery. but i think you have to look at the broader strategy he's trying

to deploy and see where he's trying to take these relations and to what end. kennedy: is it trying to break up that relationship between russia and iran? >> that's something we are hearing at the "wall street journal," there is a sense there is some air between russia and iran and there is an opportunity to create even greater distance which would help perhaps in resolving the crisis in syria. closer relationship between the u.s. and russia might mean a weaker relationship between russia and iran which could change the dynamic. kennedy: we have to take ourselves out of it. we'll have some say we'll have to align ourselves. aligning ourselves with iran. it's not working. so much of that strategy has obviously failed.

and we are in a foreign policy pickle. can the president get is out of this. >> you have a lot of different things coming from different corn. you have got nikki haley at the united nations saying russia need to be condemned for it actions. you have the secretary of defense making his comments about what when need to do vis-a-vis russia. you see the trump administration is working on an angle that doesn't embrace russia. but saying i think it's a good thing for russia and the u.s. to have good relations. the kremlin spokesman said we may not agree between washington and moscow on everything, but there is room for pragmatic mutual interest to prevail here. kennedy: interesting. maybe just like there is air between russia and iran, maybe that's what nikki haley is doing

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kennedy: what do you think about this? in an interview with bill o'reilly president trump admitted tearing count aca and installing a new plan could take at least a year. last month president trump declared the new law would be place as soon as tom price was approved at health and human services secretary. price reportedly champing at the bit like an angry stallion to break out the jackhammer. joining me to answer some of those questions. pete -- peter suterman. the president laid out a new timeline for repealing and replacing barack obama.

what do you think of this timeline. >> republicans are learning the legislative process take longer than anyone expected. in particular trump is learning that. it seem trump thought the executive branch at the white house would be leading this process and is learning this is going to come from congress. the senate and the house were supposed to have replacement language drawn up by the end of january and they haven't started yet. but tom price can start to take some actions to unwind the law to bring it in compliance with what obamacare calls for. the obama administration basically mcguide this thing. it's held together with this thing. if tom price could take some steps to undo a punch of that. kennedy: if you have got a year gap and the big worry is 30

million will lose their insurance if you gut the thing immediately. what can tom price do to get rid of the individual mandate or enforce the law as it's written that make the way for repeal and replace. and doesn't totally swir the healthcare market count toilet. >> this is a big dilemma, how to proceed with a simultaneous repeal and replace. it's why you are seeing republicans start to talk about repairing the law. the stuff tom price can do can bring it into compliance with the statute. but in many cases what that would end up doing is make the law less pleasant or insurers. th is the cost sharing subsidies and reinsurance subsidies. but what all of this does is kind of says to insurers, we are not going to be there to support

you and it makes it likely insurers would pull out of the mark the. it's a tough problem and there isn't a great short-term solution. so in some way, this is good news that trump is recognizing this will take some time. kennedy: we have got to the end of the deadly game of janga, if you particular one part out the whole thing could collapse on top of itself. tom price says he wants to keep stability in the market. but you have the individual mandate which is prohibitive and too expensive. and you have got problem of preexisting conditions. and it doesn't seem like you can maintain all of those elements at the same time in the same way and have it be something different than obamacare. >> there is no great way to do this quickly. there are some steps they can take to start unwinding the law in the short term.

they will have to balance political risks. unwinding the law without a replacement in place, or at least at the ready, will destabilize the insurance market. part of this is the failure of republicans to prepare over many years. they have been talking about repeal and replace since this law was passed and it never came together around a replacement plan. kennedy: that's the best point. democrats say the republicans don't have a plan at all, and that's not true. you have got distinct plans from rand paul, tom price and paul ryan. and they have not aligned themselves and they are not going to do it in a vacuum. republicans will have to roll up their sleeves and do the hard work which looks like it will take longer than we thought. >> that's right. the legislators are getting skidish. realizing the political trade-offs involved in these plans.

that's why we haven't seen unity around them. go back to 2008. during election. hillary clinton had a plan, president trump had a plan, and those plans weren't exactly the same. but there was a lot that was the same about them. and they had similar goals which was to spend a bunch of money and get a bunch of people covered. republicans don't even know what their goals are. that's keeping them from making progress. >> they need to do some oprah journaling and see what comes it and read all their thoughts out loud. come to new york city and be on the party panel. >> any time. kennedy: coming up, wall street with shopping confetti. charles payne joins me to explain some of it may be blown out of proportion.

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kennedy: the stock market jumped when donald trump won the 2016 election. but now trade analysts are worried the economy could soon slum and they are pointing to the president's stance on immigration and trade. that said, didn't abounds.

jobs reports out did predictions. and what can we do to to stay afloat. host of "making money" is here with us, charles payne. it seems we have two presidents. one wants to cut taxes and regulations. that's something wall street loves. other president is real bullish and immigration and he might start a trade war. are they at odds with each other? charles: they are at odds with each other but we'll get a combination of both. listen, president trump eliminated a lot of regulations with the stroke of a pen. it's just the timing. it's going to happen in the first 100 days. give me a break. >> we won't have that kind of

tax reform in that short order. charles: the president could appease wall street with lower taxes rather than full-blown reform. but when you start talking about dodd-frank within obamacare, tax reform overhaul, those things take a long time. as far as wall street is concerned, particularly the big firms like goldman sachs. there is a little bit of disingenuousness there. so far the economic data has been phenomenal. kennedy: that's reflected in the economic optimism of consumers. charles: optimism becoming reality. but the key is, can we keep that momentum going? i think we can. but the things you talk about, they do become sort of a distraction. kennedy: you have to figure out when is the president being literal and when is he being

figurative. when he talks tough on the campaign trail you could say that's political bluster. that nation people go, maybe his blustery talks on trade is also literal and that's not figurative. charles: i think it's a mistake to take everything president trump says or tweets seriously. it's okay to do some saber rattling. we have the premiere of japan coming to america. he brings gifts. $150 billion in gifts. china will do something. mexico and canada will fall on nafta. this legitimate concern if he goes beyond that with the full-flown war.

not saying we won't win it. >> a trade war with -- charles: the hot war stuff is heating up as well. we have a an actor who build islands in the south china sea. they militarize these islands. i'm not sure they are going to respect his brash talk. they had their way with president obama for so long. kennedy: the technical term for it is they are being jerkheads. charles: i'm excited with what i'm seeing in the u.s. economy. >> thank you, my friends. coming up. the party panel returns. fingers crossed. later.

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kennedy: we are hoping to never see a female clinton hold political office again. "the washington post" reporting that chelsea clinton may be looking into a career in politics. the family business, as it were. chelsea has been taking to twitter to bash president trump and his cabinet. but does anybody want a clinton to run for anything again? so, lisa, i will start with you. what kinds of a bright political future does that flourishing juggernaut chelsea clinton have?

she has hillary's charisma. bill's not -- the thing is, no one wants her. i don't think she even wants it. it makes you wonder. do they have a bunch of promises to clinton foundation owners and they need someone in politics? kennedy: i thought her mom was teddy kennedy. you can see her getting out there and having her first debate, saying you guys, this is so unfair. why are you asking me negative questions. >> she is saying because of her tweets she is a new edgy -- kennedy: it's her moms unemployed campaign staff that have nothing else to do. enough, not on my watch. i'm so done with this. let me pick huckleberries in the snow and get frostbite and die.

>> have you heard her speak? kennedy: i had a nice little nappy. >> she doesn't have the political talents of her father or mother who doesn't have much political talents in the first place. kennedy: talk about entitlement. she would be the ultimate millennial candidate. >> her parents need her to do this because they need to sell access to something. bradley wears the t-shirt in the pool. ken report sick kid has another kid so they can harvest their organs. >> could you imagine? chelsea clinton is where the disney hall of presidents go. do you remember small wonder? that is chelsea clinton.

you have the robot. that went on. >> that's okay. we need a good laugh. saturday light live took its latest swing at the white house by placing a parody of sean spicer in the spotlight. the "wall street journal." are you okay? i'm going to put you in the corn with cnn. kennedy: that is actress melissa mccarthy playing sean spicer. expires admitted he would rather talk about the issues. "saturday night live" alienating audience by consistently attacking president trump or is it all in good fun?

>> was it funny? i didn't think so. i think it only people who enjoyed it were the people who save the their way. they are sort of weaponnizing comedy. remember when th tried to excommunicate jimmy faon base normalized trump? they are not --. kennedy: that's what "saturday night live" used to do. >> it has become a comedy safe space for people who see it that way. chicken soup for the woman with no soul. kennedy: they will probably not have milo yiannopoulos anytime soon. >> i love milo. i think people identify with sean spicer in the same way they like trump going against the media. i thought the skit was funny and sean spicer's answer was funny.

kennedy: he knows what he's getting himself into. >> he should be happy. ethel great to be immortalized. that was a funny sketch. i think it's up there with the classics. yes, i agree snl has gone too far to the left to a certain extent. to make up for the fact they had donald trump on during election and they feel guilty, that was a sketch that will live on through the ages. kennedy: mccarthy is funnier than alec baldwin. >> he looks mad. he should do stay with doing what he does best, which is punching cameramen. kennedy: democrats are at def-con2. who is this steve bannon?

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kennedy: hello, there. who is president trump's chief strategist steve bannon. according to his supporters,

bannon is trump's right-hand man when it comes to the politic of washington. but according to his opponents bannon has too much sway over the president. last week nancy pelosi called hip a white supremacist. some democrats are trying to paint bannon as a scarier version of george w. bush. bannon might take that as a complement. admiral mike mullen is weighing in on steve. mullen claims bannon should not be privy to the nation's most guard secrets. is he right or just more sour grapes. let me ask our national security expert. how did steve bannon get on the national security council.

>> president trump signed an order giving him a seat on the national security council. sometimes advisors have sat in on the meetings. but it's nothing that has ever been done by executive order so this is an unusual step. kennedy: dose have a permanent place on the council? >> in effect. he's entitled to attend all meetings of the national security council. kennedy: this is weird because it was an executive order the president signed. but he wasn't fully briefed on, so the president didn't know he was putting steve bannon on the nfc. how did that happen? >> i wish i knew. because that is a concern. the up reply case that bannon or someone close to him -- kennedy: the president is apparently that upset that the language of the e.o. he was not

fully briefed on included placing steve bannon in the pool. >> if that's the case, he can take steps to remove bannon from the nfc. but if he doesn't take those steps we should be asking questions why a political advisor who is entirely political is sitting in on what are national security positions. kennedy: we know valerie jarett held a lot of sway with president obama. did she ever take part in the national security council? >> not so far as i am aware. i understand that axlerod and i think susan rice would sit in. sometimes political advisors would sit in. kennedy: i actually think that this may be problematic now. there is so much concentration of power in the oval office. but i think future presidents are going to love this kind of

flexibility. >> i think it might be helpful to look back at a previous republican administration. george w. bush told karl rove he was not allowed to attend the meetings of the national security council because he didn't want politics to weigh in. kennedy: i don't think he's going to remove bannon any type soon, but it brings up important questions and it's okay to ask them and answer them. coming up, has a popular cruise copy been taken over my pirates who make hapless tourists walk the plank to their deaths? bec. aaaahh!! ooohh!! uh! holy mackerel. wow. nice. strength and style.

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kennedy: when you try to sneak into the super bowl on a mascot costume and they catch up and tase you, you will sit this one out. topic number one. for thousands of years musicians beat boxed using only their lips and cupped hands. but that stopped when an alexander graham bell invented the boombox so machines could take over. but two young men are bringing

beat boxing back. >> you can tell us if we are any good. that's cool. chingt out. kennedy: i used to live in california. and i can tell you they had a gritty rep take. as the grittiness is from one thing and one thing alone. all this stuff. one time i even saw a nasty fight in compton. there you go.

topic number two. dogs love to play fetch. they just adore it. if there are balls flying, the dogs will follow. watch this adorable wrinkly fart factory fetch like there is no tomorrow because that's what they do. finally he found a ball big enough. even better than becky because he could rest his big fat pumpkin head on it. that's how tom brady gets after he deflates a football it's nice and cushy. he likes to rest his chain on a ball.

topic number three. if you are like me you are probably sick of going on luxury cruises and jumping into a pool off a diving board 50 feet tall. check this out. it's a 55-foot jump. that woman is living the dream of millions in professional diving. she is an american high diver. she per forms on board harmony of the seas crews line in the aqua theater show. i know it seems tempting and of course driving such great heights looks like a lot of fun. but sometimes jumping around on a boat can end very dangerously.

he was so hungry he felt human. if you are a three-headed shark it works out well. topic number 4. many of you have written in and he can pressed a desire to extend your little t-rex arms. so you can take more flattering selfies. but you have such a hard time balancing your smart phone on your penny loafers. selfie sticks are so 2015. if thronl was a company that would let you take selfies with your feet. behold, selfie feet. such a clever name.

i don't know if you have to leave that dummy plastic strap on your saddle shoe. and i don't know what happens when you step in dung. topic number 5. bad week for the falcons. not only did they get embaird by tom brady and the patriots. now their spirit animal can't even best a bunny rabbit. i look like a kangaroo. let me at them. let me at them. you son of a gun. come back here, you flapping coward. it's like when you give a bunny testosterone tablets.

it's a new disney movie, how to train your falcons. i love how they pro create and i paid a guy to surprise andy levy with a singing telegram easter bunny. he smothered him with a pillow. thank you for watching the show tonight. puck follow me on twitter and instagram. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. it's only monday. that means tomorrow on the show, just added for your pleasure, judge andrew napolitano. and andy levy will be here and buck sexton.

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