that's it for us tonight. congressman jim jordan, general jack keane. pastor robert jeffress joins us. good night from new york. kennedy: tonight a new poll on healthcare shows how many people believe the government should insure coverage. a big decision on president trump's travel ban. judge nap explains the court's decision. hear what the tsa might search the next time you go to the airport. grab your ticket, time to fly. two democratic titans of failure have stirred. hillary clinton and barack obama should have visions of sugar plums and legacies dancing in their heads.

instead they are both taking to social media to take down the senate version of healthcare. and it's clear they need to day far far away from the public sphere. this witty jab. forget death panels. if the republicans pass this bill, they are the death party. so clever, get it? hi are you, should a person in your fragile condition be throwing the "d" word around so casually. former president. said hey, girl, can you link to my fb post? the desperate 44th commander

wrote on facebook, if there is a chance you will get sick, olding with or -- old or start a family, this bill will do you harm. it's not as if there isn't enough statist intervention. but because there is way too much government in healthcare. for mr. obama the repeal of his name sake catastrophe is the great undoing of his mediocre presidency. he continued, if you are willing to call your members of congress and speak out, let them and the country know in real terms what this means for you and your family. i know what it means for your family, you are bored and annoying. hillary and barack no longer hold political sway over their faithful. and for the rest of us it does

nothing but irritate and harm an already broken process. so much more on healthcare. let's get right up to it. i'm kennedy. president trump this morning went after former president obama and hillary clinton on twitter. this type over russia. the reason president obama did nothing about russia was he expected clinton would win and did not want to rock the boat. he didn't choke, he collude or obstructed. and i'd did the dems and crooked hillary no good. should the former president and hillary just stay out of healthcare and all of it? joining me is carl higbie, a former navy seal and member of

trump's 2020 advisory board. let's discuss some of the president's tweets. he's saying president obama knew the russians were screwing around and did nothing about it because he didn't want hillary to lose. >> he knew for quite some time. mitt romney in 2012 warned the american public that the biggest risk facing us is russia. president obama mocked him during a debate. shortly after that he started to get briefed that russia was a serious problem. kennedy: maybe he was dismissing romney because he thought romney was saying maybe we are going to get into a nuclear conflict with russia. what russia is doing because they don't have money for a big armed battle, they are screwing around with their state-paid hackers.

nuclear weapons annihilate a city, but hacking can bring down an entire country's infrastructure. we have seen this with the electrical grid and banks. but the amount of resources they dumped in there was more of a test probe to see how much they can do. it literally brought this country to it's ins. we are infighting within our own party with it. kennedy: with something like healthcare, people just want a resolution. and republicans are fighting and now you have the former president and the former first lady who can't sit back and let the process happen without them. their he goes get in the way and it doesn't seem to make anything better. >> if i was the former president of the united states i would kick on the beach with a marching righta and relax.

--p -- with a march today right he has always worked in government and always been a member of a government and party. he don't know what to do next base never had a job in the private sector. kennedy: he's a relatively young former president. george w. bush for all his political flaws, i think did the greatest service for the country. he retreated and now he enjoys approval ratings almost as high as president obama. if he's concerned about his legacy. shouldn't he go away for a while? >> if i were advising president obama. i would say just shut your mouth. everything he did as a president was a failure. he campaigned day and night for

hillary clinton. that worked out great. kennedy: that's what president obama is saying. i don't know if the president is the best person to say it. or twitter is the best medium. but there are people who can have that discussion. i think the president should sit back and talk about healthcare and tax reform and let the russia stuff go. >> what he should use twitter for is his ability to reach 27 million people instantly like that. he should be saying paul ryan, i put a bill out to you guys, fix it now. put the pressure on them. >> it's free, effective and it could put people back to work or give them some of their money back so people could make better economic decisions for themselves. >> trump has been able to get to the people unlike anyone before.

kennedy: a new poll suggests a majority of americans think the federal government should make sure all americans have healthcare coming. this is according to pew research. 0% say the feds should be responsible for insuring healthcare coverage and is the highest level in nearly a decade. and support for a single payer system continues to grow, especially among liberal democrats. so, how and why is this happening? i don't know. let me bring in my freshly watered party panel. you hear her, you see her, you love her, carley shimkus, joined by jimmy faya. and the third in our great stool

of goodness, author of "gop gps" edmund siegfried. so have the people just given up with this margin of the electorate saying that the federal government should provide healthcare? >> i think you are seeing a younger segment of the population saying we want it provided to us and we didn't realize there are costs associated with it. i think the infighting and bickering is contributing to this. if they want healthcare and don't want to see republicans doing this. 65% of the american people favor republicans and democrats coming together and forging a bipartisan solution that fixes obamacare. only 18% favor republicans going it alone. kennedy: 70% of the population

doesn't want single pair. they might know someone who has been to the va. >> look at the wait times and quality of care at the va. manage look at the va and saying you know what they need? 300 million more people. what could go wrong. people who like single payer don't know anything about it. when i was a kid i loved 10cds for a penny until i got 10cds for a penny. but it's ridiculous. if you know about single payer you couldn't possibly be for it. kennedy: this pew research poll is laughable because it says a majority of respondents feel the republicans cut too much money,

they don't spend enough. >> it's a very strange thing. government healthcare for all sounds wonderful. but it also means no competition and no choice which means no winners. the poll speaks to ways going on with this healthcare debate it's so complicated nobody knows what the best course of action is. we are not just talking about democrats versus republicans. we are talking about republicans versus republicans. is it better to pass a bad -- kennedy: it doesn't even lower costs. >> you need a bill that lowers costs to health coverage and improves quality of care. we have the government with many redundancies in the way it approaches immediate car -- apps medicare and medicaid. many doctors are dropping

medicaid because it only reimburses 61 cents on the dollar that medicare would reimburse. kennedy: you compare it to buying women $8mai-tais. when you are at a bar you think it might be a good idea. people are for it because they don't know wait costs. let's buy carley and her friends a round of mai-tais. once we finds out it's $18 a drink, we punt and go home. kennedy: illinois could become the first state in the nation to have its credit rating reduced to junk status and bankruptcy could in the cards. the democratic governor and the republican assembly have been

battling over a budget for years. no state money for schools and road work grinding a halt. who is to blame and can they fix it before it gets worse? i lived in california and i have been man noarg illinois for five years. so much of it comes down to pensions and under funded fence obligations. they owe so much money to pensions which gives so much money to democrat kick lawmakers that write laws favoring the pensions that it has finally bankrupt the state. now the choice is to raise tax by $10 billion. >> i wrote about this in my book "gop gps." kennedy: you got a plug in there. i think you have -- when you see one party control of states and cities like illinois, chicago,

new york, los angeles, you have democrats going out and spend, spends, spends. when the voters are given the option of having short-term pain to course correct and preserve the long-term integrity and health of the government, they never choose that. we are seeing the governor is trying to be the adult in the room and he's saying we can't survive long term. kennedy: it's an indictment of whom? >> democrats. this is the one thing they never bring up. if i were a republican. you know when you are in a fight with somebody. oh like that time you thought would water ski and you fell on your face? oh like the time you thought could illinois and the whole thing went bankrupt? this is a necessary. >> i may be the only person in mayor car that read this.

my husband actually lived in illinois so i can use this as a talk point to get him to move back to new york. kennedy: property taxes, you are going to pay more. they will pay more in property taxes. >> $15 billion in debt. unbelievable. kennedy: the party panel returns in just a little bit. president trump's travel ban and allowing partial enforcement of allowing partial enforcement of it until october. today, we're out here allowing partial enforcement of it until october. with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right?

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prove they have family here or must travel to the u.s. for work. joining me now, judge napolita napolitano. judge napolitano: on its face it was a victory for trump. ruth bader ginsburg agreeing with done. if an immigrant from one of those countries has a relationship with a person or entity, it could be anything from a job offer at a university to a relative awaiting that person, then that person is exemght from the travel ban and come in through the normal process. dissenters, basically said, hot heck is the court to carve out an exam shun to the president's

travel ban it's only going to create more litigation over what a relationship is. kennedy: the judicial branch cannot write law. is the executive order the same thingness as a legislative law in that case? judge napolitano: yes. they can't rewrite the order for him. but that's effective live what they did. this is classic chief justice john roberts. finds some way to bring everybody together, tamper with this just enough so ruth bader ginsburg and agree on the same thing and it will look good and authoritative and everybody will accept it because it's unanimous. but in the process of doing this they created for themselves the ability to rewrite presidential

executive orders. kennedy: it sounds like a huge precedent. judge napolitano: it is. we don't know what the decision will be in december when the decision comes down. because it applies to most people from those countries, the president has crowing rights and he should be happy as he's analyzing it. kennedy: let's say we do have more retirements and vacancies on the court, and 6-3 conservative leaning and eventually you have a democratic president. will that court be able to rewrite executive orders from a president who has arguably a different leaning? judge napolitano: yes. do we want the supreme court rewriting executive order particularly in the area of foreign policy which this very court said is exclusively the president's. if it's exclusively the

president's, then why are you rewriting the executive order? i don't want to be the scum at the garden party. this all preliminary. after they rule in december, there have to be trials on the executive order. this will go on and on probably for the duration of his term. december is more than 90 days from today. what's the significance of that? the executive order only lasts for 90 days. the court could decide in december it doesn't exist anymore. kennedy: trinity lutheran church of columbia versus comber. judge napolitano: state of missouri says we have x dollars to repave the parking lots and playgrounds of schools if you want to apply.

50 schools applied. five religious and 45 public. the supreme court said you either gift to everybody who qualifies or nobody. you can't draw that line on the basis of religion. that's a victory for keeping the government out of the business of deciding whether to give benefits to religious schools. they either give it to everyone or no one. kennedy: is there a correlation between this and hobby lobby. judge napolitano: yes, and it could be along the lines of the colorado baker case. can your religious views exclude you from complying with the laws that apply to everybody else. that's what they will answer in october. kennedy: judge, thank you so much. always great to see you. coming up.

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kennedy: a new tsa policy would require passengers to take their

reading materials out of carry-on luggage because stacks of paper could prevent other items from being screened. is the tsa going too far or is it the legitimate safety issue that warrants them degrading travelers yet again? so books and food. just a couple of things we may have to take out of our carry-on luggage this summer. what's going wouldn't tsa. what's the rationale? >> they argue bags are getting more and more densely packed because people are doing more carry-ons. but tsa should be the ones making the case. they should do the public rule making and establish in a written record that this is a good security measure.

they have been able to do just about anything they want from way back from the strip search machines. they are talking about people coming in from europe. this is a trial balloon to see if they can get a look at our books. kennedy: is this a violation of the first amendment? >> the whole thing is unless they can show it's truly justified, a reasonable search of our persons and papers, i don't think that's well made. it has been challenged in one court. so the ruling wasn't good. this needs to be unpacked. years and years after the 9/11 attacks we still have courts deferring to the tsa and it's not working for the american traveler. kennedy: what is the solution? we talked about privatizing airport security. what do you think the ultimate execution is?

>> restoring responsibility for security to the airlines and the airports is the right way to go. in the meantime if a federal agency is going to be doing this stuff, they have to make rules. as to the establish what the rules are going to be and hear from the public. they didn't do that when they created the strip search machine rule. they are doing anything they want raising political trial balloons rather than doing authoritative risk based assessments of what the rules should be at the airport. kennedy: not only is it invasive and feels unconstitutional and unjust. it will create longer lines at the airport during the height of the travel season. >> a lot of the negative experience you get at the airport is because of tsa. they mess with the airports, the

way the airports are configured. they mess with what the airlines can allow from us. the identification requirements. those are things that don't have to be in place. there are lots of ways to do security. if you were to restore responsibility for security to airports and airlines they could experiment what works best. balancing security interest, costs, nice things like saying please and thank you when you are getting your security checked at the airport by private actors not government inspectors. kennedy: some of those tsa agents are lovely people especially my friend paulette at lax, you know who you are, girl. ivanka trump, she is lovely. the daughter of the president of the united states. she has an office in the white house and hold the official role of special assistant to the president. she sat down with "fox and

friends" and has this to say. >> i try to stay out of politics. i don't profess to being a political savant, so i leave politics to other people. kennedy: she is trying to stay out of politics while working for her dad in the white house. he's president of the united states. but the woes related to a leader are not just related to the president. prince harry said he wanted out of the royal family. he informed "newsweek" is there anyone in the royal family who wants to be king? i don't think so, but we'll carry out our duty at the right time. will harry and ivanka run away together and live in a land with no laws? somalia. the party panel is back, carley

shimkus, and i understand what ivanka was saying. she was humble saying she deefers the other political positions to other actors in the white house. >> i was confused by that quote from ivanka trump. it's hard not to talk about politics when you are advisor to the president. and you have an office in the white house and you work in the white house. she is sort of the presidents ying to his yang with that calming, soothing voice. she has a lovely persona. a lot of people want her to be involved. kennedy: prince harry. the queen has reportedly told him to lock it up.

she said the less soul bearing in public, thank you. >> prince harry is a dope. he's trying to seem relatable. i hate when successful people want to -- thing thinks he wants to be king. that's the only reason he's thinking about punting. he doesn't want to kill off four people in front of him. kennedy: no one want to be king or queen. kennedy: that's just what they tell you. >> harry, this is the worst. you don't want this. >> try not to get killed in a polo accident. kennedy: you can take i ran today or harry for the block. >> i would say ivanka trump yes, she is in the white house and it's absolutely political. but she is not involved in the every day knife fights and she

is not threatening outside groups. i think she is using her position to achieve good positive legislative results. she is working with marco rubio on capitol hill to pass family leave. it's not the in and out i'm going to try and get you thrown out of office. kennedy: she is not a goon. but she is still a good defensive player. >> i'm not involved in sports betting, but if the bookie walks in i'm running for my life. kennedy: you are our pete rose. thank you for that. evan, jimmy and carley. great discussions had by all. especially jimmy's sport coat. is the person who delivers your

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kennedy: is your mailman unwittingly becoming the next omar escobar? heroin is increasingly entering the united states through the united states postal service and ups and fedex. do they actually get to the here the of the problem with the extra screening processes? no. glenn hall, the u.s. news editor at the "wall street journal." i read it daily. i read it daily. kennedy: it' sad that opioid overdoses have increased in recent years. but i don't think the problem is fedex and ups and the postal service need more screening tools. i think the problem is heroin is

illegal so people go to nefarious means to get a drug they would get anyway. sow instead of thinking about how they are getting it, we should think about how it is being sold. >> with these opioid, they are so highly addictive. it's one of the leading causes of death in people under 50 in the united states it's a big hard-core drug it's hard to manage it ever being legalized. kennedy: people get hooked on legal drugs, then they can't afford them and they turn to illegal drugs. a 25% decrease in heroin overdose states where they have medical marijuana. when they have access to something elsewhere they can get it legally, they tend to take something else. there was another study that

showed a 23% drop in hospitalization rates for people suffering from pain killer and opioid abuse in states where there was medical marijuana. so there seems to be a direct correlation between drug correlation and healthier living society. >> one of the things we have seen is there is a correlation between you're socioeconomic status. this is tending to hit hardest in the rural towns of the america where economic opportunity is not as high as it is in other parts of the country. so they turn to these drugs as the escape from the reality they are not happy with. so there is that part of the he quition as well. >> that means you have to deal with it as a public health crisis. >> the opioid epidemic is a public health crisis. kennedy: and not a criminal justice issue.

by using x-ray technology instead of drug sniffing dogs that you will somehow curb people's appetite. >> it's fatal or dogs. when you think about the dynamic. all the attorneys general in ohio and missouri going after the drug makers saying you did not disclose how powerfully addictive these drugs were, you violated various statutes and we are coming after you. that's throwing a whole other wrench into the works. kennedy: if you have drugs coming into this country being manufactured in other countries. >> that you can't trust. kennedy: do you think knowing the ingredient in a drug you are taking increases or decreases the chance you will overdose on it. >> we don't know what's coming in the mail when you are mail-ordering from china and other places. and that's been an issue with

legal drugs as well. kennedy: that's what happens when you create a black market than is that level of prohibition. don't legalize heroin but legalize marijuana so people have access to that. there are no statistics for people o.d.ing and dying from marijuana because it doesn't happen. >> it would be interesting to see if the fentanyl and opioid deaths change in 9 states where marijuana is legalized. glenn, thank you so much for being here. coming up, the political rhetoric in this country has gone the so heated that it's spilling over into thehehehehe ♪

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we begin in the great state of texas where the dallas zoo filmed a public service announcement that has since gone viral. they should never have busted this guy for drugs. if he did have a criminal record, the cowboys would have signed him right now. he dances like my producer brian after a couple of zemas. 10 million people have watched her video. but now she's way too famous to compete on dancing with the stars. it brings us to topic number two.

speaking of chicks working web cams. kim kardashian -- she just bought a watch that belonged to jacqueline kennedy onassis for $379,000 american dollars. but for all she does, she spends more than that for a day of air brush herselfies. we were unable to get permission to use photos of the watch, but we did get the okay to show other items kim purchased that belonged to former first ladies. including a mallet hillary clinton used to smash 13 blackberries, and a massive hand that michelle obama used to smack candy out of the hand of school kids. if you like your snickers, you

can keep your snickers. i'll gave giant hand. topic number 3. humans aren't the only ones fighting over the healthcare bill. these two deer were strolling along and went bernie sanders and called republic cans death party to which his friend replied i'll show you the death party. at which point they began this fight which looks like an erotic game of patty cake. the deer is now reading bernie's erotic fiction from the 1980s. it's unclear whether the video was taken, but animal experts believe these are tennessee bucks and they know that because milwaukee bucks never beat anybody. you didn't get it.

topic number four. a 14-year-old girl fell out of the sky ride at six flags in upstate new york and witnesses say she is lucky to be alive. not because of the fall, but because she ate a tuna melt at the snack stand later in the day. she had her fall broken by a 400-pound man and a woman who had on a tank top. topic numb 5. i don't know how he wears den imdaisy dukes. that's a callback to the election to people who aren't president now. a pit bull has been elected

mayor of a kentucky town. he's only been in office two days and he's already been caught making deals under the table. every four years the historical society holds this historical election as a fundraiser. the 3-year-old pit bull beat out a cat who received $23 million from the democratic national committee, and the cat didn't even live in the district where the vote took place. the cat is blaming the loss on a group of russian dogs and a turkey names jim comey. coming up. celebrity grand standing is nothing new. but now everybody has an opinion on healthcare, including jimmy kimmel. kimmel. my final shots ♪ whoa that's amazing... hey, i'm the internet!

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kennedy: the political became personal for jimmy kimmel when he declared his newborn son had a congenital heart defect that required surgery. and he has inserted himself into the depayment offering the kimmel test. this is of course a gross oversimplification of the healthcare and insurance debate,

although and and wound in truth that speaks to the need for greater choice and innovation. but further socialization of healthcare regardless of party naturally slows down innovation. we have seen how arbitrary price fixing not only tanks the market which would otherwise thrive under' competitive sources. when one size fits all coverage is the law of the land, it's the most in need, especially those tiny size patients who offer the worst with imposed the government-run healthcare. if that fails -- that fails the basic humanity test. you can follow me on insta grapple and facebook@kennedy

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