it's about accomplishments. melissa: thank you, you are brilliant. tammy and mark, thank you. please check out lou's new book, jim born. putin's gambit. it's in bookstores everywhere. kennedy: why are house lawmakers about to go on vacation when they have no budget and no tax plan? republicans are battling over healthcare. now there is a major rift among democrats at well. i'll explain the two-party divide. i'll tell you how much was spent on a tiny public bathroom in a park. i want answers, glad you are here. aren't vacations the best? s'mores over a raging cam. fire. the room at the bed and breakfast.

house is about to go on their much-deserved august recess, recharging their batteries after all that hard work. they were going to start picking items off the top of the docket and something happened on the road to greatness. the wheels fell off the wagon. republicans used to be the party of limited government. but they are like shopaholics with add. the healthcare fight has thus far been bloody and pointless. on meaningful tax remoral will only happen if these weasley wheel spinners can pass something resembling a budget. lawmakers spend too much and raid your piggy bank to fund

their projects. when they are not paralyzed by fear, they are waste any draining our wallet or running for reelection. they are mobile only good it growth economy. congress, grow up and do what's right for the country. stop stealing, go back to work and give us back what is rightfully ours. i'm kennedy. should the house be getting up from the table with so much left on their plate? louie gohmert joins me now. how you doing? >> as far as i know i'm fine. i hope this didn't scare you. but your opening monologue sounded like something i have been saying for some months. i thought it was terrific.

you are exactly right. i am a big fan of us spending time at home talking to our constituents, but right now we know, we just got elected in november. i know what 75% of my district said you do. you promised us do those things. it's hard to believe we are not doing it. i continues believe the senate could not even agree to vote on what they did in the last congress. promising every one of them except susan collins, you give us the presidency, we'll send it back and get it signed and get iit repealed into law and we couldn't get that done? there is knowing that sounds good about any of that. kennedy: i talked to some of your colleagues and heard the frustration. but you are elected to get together and do the business you promised. what i'm wondering is with healthcare on the brink and tax

reform. you have said you would have it wrapped up before your august recess. >> i think the president was right and we ought to go after taxes first. he was convinced to do healthcare first because that means we'll free up all this money we can use for tax cuts. we should have gone straight to the tax cuts. we ought to forget cbo and do this for america. let's help the economy and keep our promise. and as i'm sure you are aware, many of us said look forget august. let's stay here and get at least the healthcare reform, the repeal. kennedy: you are willing to forego at least part of the recess? >> i'm willing to forego all of it. kennedy: why won't speaker ryan throw the brakes on the recess

so you can at least talk about a budget and have a plan for tax reform and some some sort of plan for what happens if by some miracle a budget emerges from the senate on healthcare. >> in our conference it's almost been used as a threat -- i gets has been used as a threat. some of us have been saying let's vote on all 12 appropriations bills before we go home. if we do that, you may not get home for a week. and we are all going so, let's do it. we are .good. i can't hear anybody say i can't do that. they are not being threatened because they are willing to stay here and do that. we should do that. by the way, i know mnuchin and somebody has been saying it's a long way off on the tax reform.

kennedy: can you do tax reform without a budget? >> i know my friend kevin brady says we can't do it without a budget. if we pass the budget it allows to us do it in senate with 51. we can do it in the house without a budget. we can get it done. and i think the key in the senate will be if mcconnell has done some standup things recently, including this week. if he just says, you know what? i'm going to adopt the harry reid rule and human were rule. they were saying last fall that basically when they get the majority back last january as they thought they would. it will be time to do away with the $60-vote requirement and just go back. i think they are right. i think we should follow their lead.

kennedy: i implore you, cut tax, cut spending, and let the economy grow. let see that 3% and 4% grow. i hope that's a moderate estimate. we have to get government out of the way. we have to do something to rein in that spending. >> the president shouldn't let mcconnell and ryan talk him up to 24%. i know as an historian, if you don't manufacture steel you don't win the next war. we need the jobs back and 15% corporate will do that. keep giving those man losing, i love it. kennedy: the new white house communications director tweeted

in light of the leesk my financial disclosure info which is a felony, i will be contacting the fbi and justice department. it seemed to call out chief of staff reince priebus. the thing is, politico got info not through a leak but through a normal government request. scaramucci has since said he was not calling out priebus. but said they are at odds and likened their relationship to ca nerks and able. -- to ca nerks and abel.

welcome to the show. i will start with you. anthony scaramucci is doing what the president wants him to do. he wants him to clamp down on these leaks. he wants a different tone coming out of the white house. he wants tough talk and real action. what happened here? >> basically scaramucci doesn't know how public disclose hour records are suppose to work. he called this a leak when politico legally obtained these documents by filing a public information request. i think it's hilarious he don't know how transparency and public records work. by think the rivalry between priebus and scaramucci is something donald trump likes. he sort of cage matches them.

kennedy: the president does not like or accept weakness. but he can't go after priebus and sessions in the same week. he could, but it reduces the message a little bit. if he's has scaramucci going off priebus as a way of getting priebus out? >> scaramucci for all intents and purposes is chief of staff. i know he got a kick out of the leak not a leak. this like calling tech support and screaming about your computer, and they ask, is it plugged in? it's very tumultuous at the white house. trump does like infighting. and this is indicative of that. kennedy: how does this ends? break it down for me. i know you are a washington

insider and your finger is calloused from being on the pustles our nation's swamp. >> bannon didn't want scaramucci here who is called the mooch. and i think we can agree's the best character on the white house show. scaramucci has definitely emerged. he's a guy who somehow always rights to the top. he kinds of got fires from goldman sachs right out of college and six months later got rehired by goldman sachs. i think he talked his way into this white house job. and at the end of the day i think trump likes scaramucci because it's humiliating priebus who trump might not like. and when is the last time we

talked about in the last 24 hours. kennedy: he has $100 million. >> they speak the same language. scaramucci oh, yeah, we are brothers, that's how donald trump talks. the fact that they speak the same language. they are similar in character bodes well for scaramucci's longevity. kennedy: you know what the bible says about not forgiving people. kennedy: chuck schumer said his side of the aisle won't be participating in healthcare talks because they are so frustrated with the way it's all gone down. >> democrats are not going to participate in this one-sided and broken process. once the majority leader shows his hand, reveals what his bill

will actually be, democrats will use the opportunity to try to amended the bill. kennedy: fine, fine, chuck. it's funny. just last week, the dyers open, we want to help and we'll do whatever we can. the on problem is the best can't work together. a new column in the "new york times" once it out there is a pretty big gap between democrats who trust the current leadership of chuck schumer and nancy pelosi and those who want to give the old guard the heave-ho. will they ever get their act together or is this their better deal? i think there were rifts and there were fights that were exposed during the primary process on the democratic side. they are so used to everyone being in lock step behind them they think if they said no, everything is fine, there is nothing to see, people would

stop look. >> it came back to the primary between bernie sanders and hick. a lot of people who supported bernie believed they lost because they went with someone who was old establishment and corrupt and wanted to burn everything down. that divide will not mend itself very easily. it's not like chuck schumer will join the bernie sanders -- kennedy: the democrats are resentful of this version of the party. they are progressives and they don't want to be controlled. >> the only reason the elder statemen have any voice in the party is because of fundraising. they can raise money in the ways the younger members can't. >> nancy and chuck schumer are the seniors in high school who

have a car so people will hang out with them. how do we get to the election? let's take pelosi. kennedy: can you manage her scratch and sniff pants suit? it smells like a distillery, i think. is there anyway of pacifying these sides? >> the faction and the splitter among the democratic party. what's interesting even in the more extreme appeal to the blue collar people, they are all fakeers, too. bernie sanders' wife is being investigated for fraud. we don't know how that gets mended. at the end of the day even if the bernie sanders faction wins out, it's the party is being led

by a bunch of fakeers. >> if i was a republican this would be my call to wage and govern. you have two parties on the democratic side. kennedy: the tuesday group and the freedom caucuses. >> nobody has to win this fight. kennedy: the and returns later with much better news. president trump continues his public colding of jeff sessions. some republicans in the senate is saying enough is enough, man. juan williams joins me. at fidelity, trades are now just $4.95. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value.

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kennedy: a up in of republican lawmakers warning president trump against firing attorney general jeff sessions. they say if the president does they will stand in the way of any new nominee. chuck grassley tweeted, everybody in d.c. should be warned the agenda for the judiciary committee is set for

2017. a.g., no way. a recess appointment would not require senate approval. joining me to make sense is a man who has everyone's approval. welcome back, juan. what's going to happen here. how realistic is it the president would relieve the attorney general of duty and put another one in my recess appointment. >> it's possible. but you have to have the senate's cooperation. they could say were not really out of session and keep coming back every few days to keep themselves from opening the door to a recess appointments. the democrats can play a game where they can try to introduce amendments to the recess to prevent the recess from taking

hold. the big issue is getting rid of sessions so you can get rid of mueller. kennedy: no one is disputing that could be the ultimate end. let's say he fees like he has done nothing wrong, and this whole thing is happening and it's crewing up his ageneral -- it manit's skewing up his agend. >> you are talking about the opposition. kennedy: quite a few people coming out in support of jeff sessions. juan: you have a situation where this would disrupt jeff sessions in terms of his ouster, it would disrupt the relationship between president trump and the senate republicans. jeff sessions is seen as a true conservative, one of them.

he was the first republican senator to endorse trump. he was helpful in persuading others to go along in supporting donald trump. now you will see i think a collective like a clique gathering in support around sessions. that means the legislative agenda trump envisions, tax reform, infrastructure, tax cuts, become the, all of that is suddenly less possible. what you are seeing is on the healthcare front republicans saying i won my district by a larger percentage than donald trump did. i'm not afraid of you. now, you combine that with i'm angry the way you treated my fellow conservative. you introduce a personal element into the politics and we are into "game of thrones." kennedy: i don't believe in the attorney general's agenda and i

don't agree with the president's appointment of him in the first place. but i see jeff sessions now as a victim. there were a lot of democrats possibly also opposed to civil asset forfeiture. you can't get rid of jeff sessions this way. juan: people like the naacp, there are opposed to session' agenda. but even if you don't like sessions, he obeyed the law. everybody who came out, including rudy giuliani said he was right to recuse himself. he had undisclosed contacts with the russians. he did the right thing. kennedy: people forget that rudy giuliani was a federal

prosecutor and a u.s. attorney. he understands the need for the justice department to be independent. juan: i don't think trump believes in that legal process. people say the president believes the attorney jon is his lawyer. that's not the case. he's the top law enforcement officer. kennedy: we'll see how this plays out. the politics. this is a new era. kennedy: president trump's tax overhaul plan on cutting taxes for the middle class. but according to one report steve bannon pushing for a hike on the rich to 44%. why do lawmakers want to prevent doctors from prescribing medical marijuana to veterans who could

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i don't miss much... definitely not the traffic. excuse me, doctor... the genomic data came in. thank you. you can do that kind of analysis? yeah, watson. i can quickly analyze millions of clinical and scientific reports to help you tailor treatment options for the patient's genomic profile. you can do that? even way out here? yes. even way out here. kennedy: white house senior

advisor steve bannon wants to raise taxes on the rich according to intercept. he wants to raise rate from 39.6% to 44%. bannon argues it would pay for tax cuts to the middle class despite the original overhaul proposing lowering the tax rates all together. the president said he's considering bannon's tax plan. he said if there is upward revision it's going to be on wealthy people. i have wealthy friends who say i don't mind paying more tax. glenn hall, associate editor at the "wall street journal." rich people are more than welcome to send more money to the i.r.s. >> they can do it voluntarily

right now. kennedy: they accept all your cards and letters. >> this is about trying to get the balancing act in the tax plan. if you are going to bring down corporate taxes, how do you fund other programs. so you have to bring revenue somewhere. kennedy: you know how you do that? you cut spending. i have been thinking about this because i know it's been so repetitive and it's a mantra that i keep spewing that you have got to cut taxes and cut spending. we have to channel our inner coolidge. someone has to. they want to keep spending money and moving the shells around. >> there are too many different factions even within both parties. some of the cutting the spending was supposed to be part of the republican version of the healthcare act. so there is some efforts under way.

but they can't be -- there hasn't been enough agreement between moderates worried bill pact back home. kennedy: they have to go boldly into cuttingland and they don't want to do that. the freedom caucus, they want to cut entitlements and the moderates of the tuesday group have become the new democrats who are total statists. they don't mind making the government so big it will collapse of its own weight. >> the politically difficult thing of taking things away. only thing people want taken away is their taxes. kennedy: they want entitlements and free program and all the dependencies the government created. but republicans are playing the same game. but people want their money back, too.

>> the mid-terms are looming. everyone worried about if the constituents would turn on them if they take something away. when you are asking ways the likelihood of getting tax change. that is an area within the republican party. kennedy: the bored adjustment tax is dead. >> the president and his administration working with the top leaders in congress. the statement is coming out right now. the first principle is no bored adjustment taxes in the list. >> some discouraging news for vets this week. more evidence that your government doesn't care about you. republican lawmakers killed a bill that would have allowed veterans affairs doctors to recommend marijuana to help treat wounded veterans in states where marijuana is legal.

advocacy groups such as the american legion have been promoting marijuana as a less expensive treatment. is this another sign care for vets is suffering or is it that lawmakers are afraid of change? let me bring back the party panel. this is a very personal choice between a veteran and his or her doctor which they are now according to the federal government no longer allowed to make. is this a setback? >> it's insane. doctors prescribe all sorts of medication it, probably more harmful than marijuana. where did this idea come, marijuana is the most of vicious evil thing in the world. if someone is suffering why can't a doctor prescribe something that will take the pain away. who does that harm? no one. it's another sign we don't want government involved in

healthcare. kennedy: that's a good point. every time there is a failure at the va it should be a roadmap. the less the government is involved. it hurts people who have worn the uniform and fought for this country and fought for freedom. >> luckily all this will go away when kid rock gets elected. we'll have medicinal tequila and medicinal prostitution. kennedy: there could be a senate version of this bill that allows doctors to prescribe marijuana. >> we hope so. this is the guinea pig for socialized medicine. all you are going to do is expands the amount of people covered in a program like this that's already failing. kennedy: even:though fail is in your name.

>> i never had that before, by the way. >> this is a reflection of two things. one, medical, medicinal marijuana has been proven to treat ptsd and epilepsy and other issues. i don't understand why the federal government feel they need to do something by the. it shows the whole medical marijuana debate between states and the fight between states and the federal government is an issue with federalism and the federal government not respecting states rights. it's critical. kennedy: it's important for states to have their own form of autonomy and big bureaucracies ultimately hurt people. what a delightful party panel. coming up. government waste has reached a new level of ridiculousness. one city just built a public

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dollars did it cost to build a public bathroom in a new york city park. $250,000, $575,000, $860,000 or $2 million. john: what should something like this cost? >> a couple thousand. $70,000. >> 100,000 maybe. >> they spent $2 million. >> for this, unbelievable. kennedy: $2 million. it's a 400 square foot comfort station and it took the project 7 1/2 years to complete. so one went to the park. people were shocked at that price tag. john: i thought the park-goers would know, but they didn't.

this an extreme example. but always when government builds something, they pay above average price is for below average quality. they have all these rules, what struck me is the parks commissioner surprised me by giving an interview. and i said this is terrible. he said now it would cost $3 million to build it. and why? because new york is so expensive to build. but you can buy a 6 bedroom house, one just sold near that park, for $585,000. kennedy: we are talking about 400 square feet. people have remodeled their bathrooms and built a house from scratch, and you know you don't have to spend $2 million. it's not like we are talking about three floors. >> two for men, two for women.

kennedy: it should be gender neutral. >> it's not. we have this chart. uniform land used for review procedure. we'll we have to do all these things. we involve the public. and this is why it takes five years. kennedy: they can spare the bald eagles. what wildlife are they going to assess. john: they have to check with the city council, the mayor, the planning commission. kennedy: that takes a day and a half. john: you king a meeting. they say this is a bathroom in a park that get a lot of use, that's why it's not like a house. john: in bryant park there is a much nicer looking bathroom that gets a lot of use. kennedy: how do they pay for it? >> it's private bidding.

they are nimble, they adjust. kennedy: i know they built the building out of durable materials. john: so did bryant park. they have the rule book, it's ring i'd, it slows everyone down. kennedy: often type when we talk about regulations and getting government out of the way, it sound theoretical. the ultimate end is taxpayers, and they are paying a lot more money on something that's essentially useless. a little hole in the ground. they have squatters in india. that would cost $3,000, $4,000. lysol and you are good to go. john: i'm not going there. kennedy: then you have a beautiful commode in the park.

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that i quite terrifying. but nobody was hurt in the incident given everyone in new jersey drives 130 miles per hour. it's the only state in the country where you can see a scar high beaming a cop to get to the cover band. hillary clinton has hah new back about her campaign. we finally have a title. what happened? it's based on a quote from a maid who walked into hillary's room and found 35 empty bottles of chardonnay, holes in the wall and john podesta hiding under a desk.

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