jellyfish 10 den is. i'm glad he tried to look like an alpha male in the video, leading like an alpha male would be a change. lou: we'll see you tomorrow night. good night. kennedy: tonight the president slaps sanctions on russia while looking to punish china. i'll ask ambassador john bolton what this means for national security. what is the best strategy for immigration? shut everybody out or let in the skills workers? katie pavlich is here. grab some speakers. the u.s. is warning that all options are on the table with north korea. more sanctions if that's possible. a sit-down with the despot who loves the attention as much as

he hates freedom. or the most of exhausted option of all, boots on the ground. while north korea may not enjoy free trade. china pumped the place full of goodies and created her own black market. everything prohibited is fair game. chinese detente is economic and our business and trade relationships hold a mutually assured destruction which is why so many u.s. presidents have maintained the status question. president trump has digitally slapped china tweeting, i'm disappointed in china. they do nothing for us with north korea. just talk. china could easily solve this problem.

china holds the key, but they are claiming the gate is locked. what will it take for rex tillerson and donald trump to change our fortune without smashing the cookie? i'm kennedy. busy time for the president on the world stage. he signed a bill slapping sanctions on russia, north korea and iran. china is angry at the white house for threatening a trade battle. what fire should president trump put out first? former u.n. ambassador and fox news contributor john bolton is here. welcome back, ambassador. do you agree china is the key to solving this north korea crisis without a military intervention? >> it's the only answer and has

been ever since anyone has looked at problem. but china has not wanted to do what it has the unique capability of doing. it thought north korea was primarily a u.s. problem. and they have been two-timing us for 25 years or more. kennedy: i understand why china is hesitant. they created a monster and they don't want the monster to attack them. that's essentially what north korea is going to do when it acquired more nuclear capability combined with longer-term missiles. and, you know, what is the answer diplomatically with china. we can't just start blowing the crap out of china. how do we bring them to the light and force them to deal with north korea? >> we don't have a lot of time left. because of this 25 years of failure, they have got the

capability to hit targets in the continental united states. but that ability will only increase. to play with china is not what people have said would put more pressure on china. we should reunite the two koreas, it's unnatural to divide the peninsula. the north korean regime disappears with china's consent. south korea takes over the whole peninsula. china avoids the flood of refugees across the border. and because the united states really doesn't want trooped on the yalu river, we are happy to keep them on the southern tip of the korean peninsula. it's hard to argue. we should have done it a long time ago.

nobody wants it. we have to look at the military option to protect innocent americans. >> this i what you get when the congress tries to make foreign policy. i would support this bill. most of of these sanctions are of the targeted variety. giving the president to name figure individual and specific organizations that have done thing we don't like in terrorism and interfering with our elections. targeted sanctions almost always fail. kennedy: i understand people want to go have a better world through diplomatic means, and they feel this is the only avenue. and they encourage actors like china to keep propping up places like north korea. and even their interaction with

russia is somewhat unsettling. if you are secretary of state what is the bolton doctrine and how do you employ it? >> i would try to play for reunification. i view russia's interference in our election as a threat to the constitutional integrity of the united states. if your objective is to change russian behavior and set up structures of deterrent. pinpoint sanctions don't cut it. it doesn't do any good. kennedy: i can't imagine that you think a military solution in north korea is a good idea. >> i didn't say it is a good idea. ways your tolerance for the risk of north korea, this regime having nuclear weapons. let's say you knew with 95%

certainty north korea had the ability to target the u.s. kennedy: i would have to wait until there was some sort of action before we invaded. >> it's not a question invading. my tolerance of risk for north korea and iran having deliverable nuclear weapons that can hit the united states is zero. kennedy: i understand that, i worry that sort of hysteria lead to millions -- >> it not hysteria. you just spent your monologue explaining the nature of the north korean regime. now manage them with nuclear toys. kennedy: that's why north korea is different than any other nuclear power on earth. what scares me most of is this regime is so likely and willing to decimate its own people, and

to me that's a terrifying prospect. >> to me that's part of the evidence why they can never be allowed to get to the stage they have almost achieved. look what they have done to their own country. they are running a 25 million person prison camp. kennedy: i worry they will kill all of those people in all of those camps the second they feel an invasion is imminent. >> whatever north korea has iran can have the next day via ware transfer. don't forget that. kennedy: it's a messy world. i love the seersucker. you know what that does to me. more bad news on healthcare. some states seeking to hike premiums by as much as 30%. they could go higher if the president goes ahead with his threat to end healthcare

subsidies. so is this lose-lose for all of us? let me go to my board certified party panel. jessica tarlov, army veteran and fox news contributor pete hegseth, and glenn hall from the "wall street journal" is back. i'll start with you, jessica. this is the moment everyone is terrified of. the president may take away some of those subsidies for understand companies threatening rate hikes. i guarantee you if the subjects does were left in there they we raise premiums by just as much. >> insurance companies don't even get half the heat they are due in this obamacare issue absolutely they want this. they are after corporate profits.

kennedy: corporations compete against each other and lower prices and lure more and more customers. >> this isn't surprising. they will start at 30%. if nothing happened the next six months they will go to 40% and blame it on the uncertainty in washington. it's a corporation and you want to make money. but you are dealing with people's health insurance and how they stay alive. it would be nice if they showed up and tried to make this work with everyone. >> the lawmakers they think are going to pass amenable legislation to allow them to get more subjects does and more profits. the worst konyism. >> they should feel the same pain and pull the subsidies across the board it's a dead

carcass. it should be allowed to fail. if you let it muddle along you are only making the problem worse. if you can't get 51 republicans to vote for repeal. let it fail. send me four or five more actual conservative republicans so we have a majority. but don't do some crappy half measure that keeps this patient barely alive. kennedy: do you think the president has the backbone politically to pull the subsidies? >> he's playing that. in a lot of ways he tries to manipulate as best he can. he's also concerned about his own image and what might happen. whether he owns this. he doesn't want to be the one to blame for causing it collapse. he wants to see it collapse on its own. it's a gamble for him to do

that. kennedy: it's a huge political gamble. it's almost impossible to unring the entitlement bell. there are things and i agree on about the free market. people would be pleasantly surprised. there are some things we agree on and one is the practicality of immediate single payer. so how do we walk this tightrope when both sides are hell bent on destroying each other politically? how do you do that without having americans become the total casualties. >> the moderates on both sides that get you to a majority. you ignore the rand pauls of the world and ignore the bernie sanderses of the world. you mentioned this on "outnumbered" this afternoon.

when democrats and single payer enthusiasts point to countries that are tiny and say let's implement these policies as venezuela burns. we are 320 million diverse people in the united states and have different healthcare needs. but when you say just let obamacare fail, that's not how this works. >> there is no reason the president should step in and do a half measure that he ends up owning. free market enthusiasts who understand healthcare. kennedy: if you look at people who have been victims of the "a" system, it's unconsequencable -- >> why would we want that for everybody? kennedy: healthcare in sweden is not the standard for this

country. i love reading about utopian societies. i love and the is. it's some of my favorite literature. >> we have to find some way to change this. but i'm feeling and hearing that it's only going to be around the edges. >> it will last just a year. this is a kick the can down the road. kennedy: the debt ceiling an spending bills. >> we weren't able to get it done because we had a few squishy members of our caucus. kennedy: the party panel will return because we have much to discuss. the president gave his blessing to new legislation that promotes high-skilled immigration. katie pavlich joins me next. we'll be live at 9:00 p.m.

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>> it ends chain migration and replacing the system with and points-based system for receiving a green card. this competitive application process will favor applicants who can speak english, financially support themselves and their families, and demonstrate skills that will contribute to our economy. kennedy: the president campaigned on fixing the economy and the immigration system. is this a step in the right direction? joining me now, katie pavlich. this is a big political hot button and much more complex than something like building a border wall which is easy to visualize and people understand

the necessity of it. but cutting legal immigration in half could compounds some of the problems we are facing. >> i think the administration deserves some credit for taking on an issue that hasn't been taken on for 50 years. we have had the same immigration system that has been static and hasn't been reevaluated. but because it's so political it's not touched in congress. why the white house is doing this now right before the recess. i'm not sure why they decided to do this today. it seems like it will be a big distraction from the coalition they will need to get tax reform. kennedy: i think you are right. that's something we have been talking about throughout the show tonight and the past few weeks, how critical tax reform is.

i know immigration an important issue to a lot of voters. but when you stack it up against the commit's a few notches down on the ladder. when you don't have access to labor and resources in an improving economy, you kinds of hamstring some small businesses who rely on seasonal labor. katie: tax reform impacts almost every single american. whether you pay tax or you are employed by a business owner who pays those taxes. immigration renorm this ss aspect might not have such an immediate effect. it doesn't mean it shouldn't be done. and it doesn't mean we shouldn't look at legal immigration. having shy skills, speaking english, having a set of goals and objectives to our immigration system. but as you mention in the

beginning, it's more complex than simply limiting legal immigration. illegal immigration is the issue that has a negative impact on the economy. yet that is not being discussed as part of this legislation. kennedy: the president touted success from general kelly when he was head of homeland security, and how few of arrests they have had on the border because fewer people are trying to cross into this country. so if that is successful and you want to set your administration up for further success, it seems odd to have an issue that could drive a wedge within your own party. there are senators, including the two senators from your home state of arizona who have an issue with this legislation. katie: sure. but this isn't about what senators think. it's about the president fulfilling his campaign promise.

it seems to be the theme coming out of the white house. they are going throughout list of things in terms of introduction them that the white house can say we have been doing all these things, why isn't congress getting on board doing what he was elected to do. kennedy: katie, thanks so much. coming up, tax reform is suppose to be next on the president's to-do list. if you are expecting something soon. don't hold your breath. now we are hearing there is not enough time for congress to tackle taxes until next year. how much did the federal how much did the federal government collect in taxes last

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[♪] kennedy: before the break i asked how much did the federal government collect in taxes last year? the answer is $3.2 trillion. that's a staggering a. money and a record it's obviously way too much which is why the white

house is make an aggressive push to pass tax reform. but they are facing hurdles. the trump budget expires at the end of september and if congress doesn't approve funding we are look at a partial shutdown. and the debt ceiling you have can raised so the government can continue paying its bills. what should they do, tackle this now or hit the delay button. here with me is tim carney from the "washington examiner." tax reform is so necessary. we need tax cuts and tax reform. we need to reform the code. but it's become the latest divisive issue.

>> the government funding and the debt ceiling will get in the way. the bigger thing that will get in the way is the swamp. every industry has a massive number of lobbyists who are made up of former staffers. so every industry has all these guys who say we love tax reform. but you can't get rid -- kennedy: there are a lot of big buts. and they are the lobbying issues and hurdling that are nearly impossible to overcome. >> also republicans tend to confuse sort of limited government, free market, they think that means the same as pro business. some industry lobbyist shows up saying we are glag you are doing this. but you have to keep the special

deductions. it's mostly a subsidy for home builders and realtors with the mortgage interest credit. the debt limit and the spending, it's amazing. republicans who control the government can't get this through. this confirms what democrats have been saying, republicans are unfit to govern. kennedy: we have to go back to an economic ideology. what you are describing is a statist creep. that's what happens below the surface when nobody is watching. >> if i'm going to make the best strongest case for tax reform, the lower the rate is, the less time companies will spend having to hire up these lobbyists and

lawyers to try to find a loophole. that's a reason why a lot of people on the left don't want tax reform in the swamp they don't want tax reform. the more complexity and the higher the rates, the more control they have. lower rate and simpler businesses make decisions on what makes dissense. kennedy: you have less tax avoidance. that's another reason if you lower the percentage that corporations and individuals are paying and you simplify the code, there will be fewer ways to continue to pay your taxes. the government has more tax receipts, but nobody wins. it is a big day for the push to legalize pot across the country. new jersey democratic senator cory booker announced he introduced a bill to legalize weed nationwide.

>> it disturbs me right now that attorney general jeff sessions is not moving as the states are, moving as public opinion is but actually saying we should be doubling down enforcing federal marijuana laws. kennedy: the bill has virtually no chance of passing but he's pushing for federal legalization regardless. he feels minorities are arrests in distortion that levels for pot possession which he says ruins lives and community. will this be a turning point in the war on drugs? let me bring back the party panel. let's take our head out of the pot clouds and talk about the reality of something like this. to nor booker's credit, states are -- to senator booker's credit, states are moving a different directions specially with jeff sessions in charge.

>> part of it is revenue. there is taxing to be done. in the war on drugs, one thing we learned is people are going to keep buying it and people are going to keep selling it. now how do you regulate it is the bigger question. the politics behind it at the federal level especially -- nobody will take that stand. kennedy: also the rationale for keeping marijuana illegal at the federal level and keeping it scheduled where it is, that's slowly starting to crumble when you see statistics when people have the option between heroin and legal marijuana. >> i am not quite sure where i stand. i see arguments on both side. kennedy: you see the research on ptsd. >> that's part of the reason i

shift on this. i think senator berke is doing it because it benefit senator booker. you can look at sentencing and other things to get at that. kennedy: those are things he tied together. there is an argument to be made there. but if you just focus on decriminalizing and descheduling marijuana be you will see some of those issues in criminal justice start to evolve. >> we have some of the lowest punitive measures that disproportionately affect young african-american men. you look at who's sitting in these prisons. senator booker has been on the right side of criminal justice reform in many areas. it benefits senator booker and

also to open up the floodgates to talk about criminal justice reform. and this is a bipartisan issue. kennedy: if he released legislation today, no one would talk about it. it's still somewhat polarizing, and we'll talk about it and that advances his political agenda. coming up, the president's relationship with senate republicans is reportedly on the rocks. what can he do to patch things up and get them behind his policy push. chris stirewalt weighs in next. horseheadswivellychair.com

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kennedy: the marriage between president trump and the gop is only a few months old and they already need couples counseling. even though some of them are from states that president won easily. but some of them aren't facing reelect soon so they are going their own way like fleetwood mac. the president signed the bill for russia sanctions.

can he figure out a way to get his party back on track or is it time to call in the doctor. joining me my own personal physician. digital politics editor chris stirewalt. >> cash me outside. kennedy: the president has taken to twitter chastising members of congress. he's getting frustrated with the way things are going. there are a lot of senators like jeff flake who are in their own open revolt. >> trump isn't much of a republican and wasn't most of of his adult life. he was a democrat, he was part of the reform party. he ran for path briefly for the reform party, ross perot's

party. this is a marriage of convenience. he -- trump beat the republicans in their primary, then he beat the democrats in the general election. so he defeated both parties. this could pose an opportunity to him. he's not beholding to the republicans like a traditional president would be. he thought maybe he will take his half out of the middle and get democrats to come on board. the democrats said we are not coming. we'll just watch you fail. so trump has to return to these republicans with home has never had a good relationship to try to make it work. kennedy: it's not a surprise to a lot of people watching that healthcare would fail. with you the fact that -- but the fact they are having fifth s

and starts. chris: in the endth get thanks cuts they just need 50 vote and it has to be attached to a budget. you can take one of your 8 million sharpies and bring budget. they will probably get that. kennedy: tax cuts and tack reform are two different thing. take politic out of it, look at it and say what can we do to grow the economy and get banks lending. chris: why don't we have term limit. kennedy: tax cuts aren't just popular, they actually work. term limit won't necessarily work. chris: i'm just saying there is the two-party system that

thwarts things that are popular. for trump maybe it's time to have a policy. on healthcare, for example. the republicans had no policy it was an embarrassing debacle. kennedy: the president said it's a beautiful plan. chris: when you lifted the hood on there, there was nothing under the hood. if they want to enact broad, sweeping reform on healthcare, and taxes and remember the borrowing limit is coming up in the middle of september. kennedy: that was my next question. what happens when you insert the debt ceiling into a looming budget battle, and necessary thanks cuts? >> it will focus the mind of republicans in congress to do their own thing and come up with their own solution as they did on the russia sanctions bill or they will fight with the president and this whole thing

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kennedy: the dow hit 22,000 for the first time ever. apple is installing a swing set in the break room for the kids who make the iphone. i'm just kidding. those kids don't get breaks. topic number one. president trump made a 9-year-old boy cry tears of joy. he gave him a copy of the "playboy" he was on the cover of. i'm kidding. but if you kel cnn that, they will run with it within the

hour. his mom says he burst into tears when sarah huckabee-sanders read his letter on air. the letter reads, hi, my name is dylan, but everybody calls me pickles. i'm 9 years old and you are my favorite president. young pickle went on to ask a series of questions. how old are you, how big is the white house and how much money do you have. the job which the white house communications director anthony scaramucci wrote back. hey, kid, what kind after name is pickles? who taught you how to spell. signs. the mooch. that letter was returned because

recipient was no longer at the white house. topic number two. the oakland as are investigating a female security guard for reportedly beating up a fan. if true she'll be sent to the place where all women convicted of beating somebody go, the real housewives of new jersey. she became irate when she found him with this fan. a lot of people booed her. but most of fans seemed to enjoy the confrontation. i think they were relieved to see somebody get beat besides the as. that's funny.

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topic number 4. have you ever wondered wait would be like if gene simmons knocked up a cow. look at this texas cow who looks just like him. the owner quickly noticed the resemblance when it began round up group groupies and swearing in a fake british accent. i smons tweeted his delight at the picture. the owner says it's no coincidence. that would explain why all the other cows had noise canceling head phones on. i don't want to rock 'n roll all night. oh, dear. you are welcome, john. topic number 5.

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he's a good man. >> we have been friends for a long time. kennedy: could the rock beat president trump? >> no. kennedy: do you think the rock could beat donald trump? >> no. kennedy: not a rock fan apparently. do you think katy perry should run for president. who is scarier katy perry or lena dunham? she likes katie peary but she would be a scary president. >> katy perry. she is scary. have you seen her new music video? [♪] lena dunham would be scary.

that's saying something. which celebrity should run for president? >> oprah has the best shot, i think. >> the way it's looking anybody could beat donald trump if they run for president. kennedy: do you have think oprah should run for president? do you think she could beat donald trump for president? >> i hope not. >> if m & m runs who wins. -- if eminem runs, who wins. which celebrity should run for office? >> people who are qualified. kennedy: that's boring. thank you for watching tonight. follow me on twitter and instagram. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com.

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