thank you so much. that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. special coverage of president trump's speech to the heritage foundation. we'll be right here, we hope you will, too. good night from new york. kennedy: steve bannon declared war on the gop establishment. how bloody can things get on the republicans. chris stirewalt is here. the guy who started it all, colin kaepernick says owners are colluding against him. does he have a case. one kid suggests conservatives don't have the right to free speech. grab a megaphone. time to be heard. blustery nationalist steve bannon continued his war on republicans on the values voters summit.

he has been 8 and vocal. >> this is not my war. this our war. y'all didn't start it. the establishment started it. but i will tell you one thing. you all are going to finish it. kennedy: he then went on to ask fit was over when the germans bombed pearl harbor. lindsey graham accepted ban noon logic. >> bannon can't beat us if we are not successful. if we are not successful it doesn't matter who tries to beat us, they will be successful. kennedy: is he just a small yapping dog who accidently pulled roy moore's damaged

carcass over the finish line. if usual wrortless, lazy and can't get anything done, you should just go. but there is something attractive about blowing up both political parties. if the mitch mcconnell's and paul ryans are only worried about their own. populism is not the answer for government failure because it calls for growing the side of more government. bannon's crusty black heart may in the right place, but the bernie schtick will land us on the wrong side of freedom and growth. glad you are here.

i'm kennedy. very has an ax to grind with the gop establishment and he doesn't anyone's words by the. the president was asked about it. >> there are some republicans that should be ashamed of themselves. i note republican senators. most of them are really great people that want to work hard and they want to do a great thing for the american public. but you had a few people that really disappointed us. so i can understand fully how steve bannon feels. kennedy: does everybody lose in this civil war? joining me, fox news political editor. chris stirewalt. how worried should republicans like jeff flake and dean heller be as steve bannon ramps up his rhetoric? chris: the republicans should be concerned, but not just those

guys. all the republic chance in the senate should be concerned. a great way to get to minority status is to win the majority, have the executive and legislative branches under our control then stink. this is a part of stinking, engage in a brutal warfare. this bloodletting that they want to do tells me a couple of things. either republicans are sopes mystic about the future that they would rather -- we actually heard this from a senior person in the white house in the briefing he gave to donors. if we are head together minority, let us be a pure minority, let us be the minority that we like. pore number two, they are so arrogant about their position as the majority party that they don't understand what will happen to them if they waste millions of dollars and lots of

energy on brutal primary fights. democrats may be bad pat politics. they ain't that bad. kennedy: they tends to fall into lock step. so they are having their own problems with nancy pelosi and dianne feinstein. they are both facing challenges from within the party. if the republicans can shut up and get a few things done they will be fine. but they can't get out of their own way. both parties are make it easy for the other. my question is who is going to provide the pry miry challenges? chris: there is always somebody, some state senator, some talk radio show host. there is always somebody in each of these states who says let it be me and let the civil war begin with me. as we saw? in 2012 and 2010, there is no shortage of those individuals

available. in 2014, the republicans were good at clamping down on this stuff. they managed to get a pretty clear needle their primary and managed to do well in the 2014 election. if they reverse course and have bad primary and rough candidates going into the 018 mid-terms. it will not be good. kennedy: maybe steve bannon and some of its millionaire backers can fund the primaries. one of the people they are leaving out of the fray is ted cruz, who is also the beneficiary of political infighting in his state. chris: the mercer family family, the breitbart website bannon

runs, they are all on the same team. the question for republicans is can they tolerate each other enough to govern or would they rather just be in the minority? i can tell you this, they are overlearning the lessons of that alabama primary. the state looks a lot more like ohio where republicans would love to pick off sherrod brunt incumbent candidate. kennedy: calling yourself the same name doesn't mean you are part of the same party ideologically. that's one of the biggest problems. what it means to be a republican is very different to a ma joat a majority of those senators and steve bannon. it looks like steve bannon is basically blowing the place up because he wants to build a brand-new house. chris: you have to make sure you

have enough carpenters to finish that work. there is no sign the republican party by and large is ready to leave its basic model to trade it in for this more populist nationalist party. kennedy: stick with small government it's what they do best. very good. president trump and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, they have a love-hate relationship and they have since the president took office. but after lunch at the white house the president said the two leaders are now best friends. >> we are probably now, despite what we read, as far as i'm concerned we are closer than ever before. the relationship is very good. we are fighting for the same thing. we are fighting for lower taxes, big tax cuts. the biggest tax cuts in the history of our nation. kennedy: i think i saw mitch

mcconnell tbling morse code. help me, i'm a hostage. how long will it last in the guy from young americans for liberty, their president cliff maloney is here. angie anand and gianno caldwelld chris barron are back in the house. mitch mcconnell has been down playing this meeting. what was his greatest fear walking into that lunch? >> if you watch that press conference it's the trump show. he time i watch one of those press conferences i realize why i voted for trump. to blow stuff up. at the end you saw mcconnell

crack a smile. but that was only when somebody asked him about hillary clinton. it was amazing to watch. this is trump's d.c. now. kennedy: but they still have to get something done. the infighting -- maybe there is some value to it. but at some point you have got a lot of voters. >> 62% of americans view the republican party unfavorably due to some of the things we have seen. we have the majority and we are not getting major priorities done. everyone knows mitch mcconnell doesn't like president trump. you saw him up there. kennedy: he's a bad actor. he can't even fake it. >> at this point if we can't get it together, there is problems

up ahead. kennedy: if they have one more failure, that's it. nancy pelosi looks really attractive to the republicans. >> they have no message beyond anti-trump. if you can't move beyond anti-trump why would i vote for you? >> i don't bite. mitch mcconnell to me is the epitome of the d.c. insider. the president should work with the congress, but he doesn't represent any real cuts to the spending. when trump ran he understood, some of the things i would praise him on was the idea we need to cut government and cut government spending. mitch mcconnell has been there for decade. he's not somebody in my opinion that represents actually having some fiscal connism. what is it he -- fiscal

conservatism. kennedy: when you are talking about building a $90 billion wall and kickstarting the war on drugs, begin the many also a multi-billion dollar enterprise which only exacerbates the criminal problems in this country. and he doesn't touch entitlements. the regulation he's rolling back with the epa, that's a good start. i will give him credit when he does something right. i like the contents of the healthcare executive order. i just think the congress should grow some hairs. the nfl will be meeting tomorrow

to discuss what to do about "the national anthem" protest. colin kaepernick is accusing the nfl of trying to keep him out of a job. did the nfl conspire against colin kaepernick or did team owners decide he's not that good. you are a football fan. why did colin kaepernick leave the 49ers? >> i think he would rather be a social justice warrior. he had a chance to play in the canadian football league. a lot of people have done this to prove themselves. he doesn't want to prove himself. he's having a blast being a social justice warrior. football is not his priority. kennedy: the on problem with

being an sjw, it doesn't pay well. kennedy: what do we do here? >> i don't know, you have to have concrete evidence. but he has a high profile attorney, one who gets results. kennedy: represented x knowna ryder. with all the distraction we have seen. we see players all over the country kneeling now. we see president trump getting involved in it. this has not been a bigger distraction for the nfl. i find it hard to believe the owners wouldn't get on the phone and say we have to do something about this. kennedy: would you if you were an owner? >> i think that's the beauty of

the free market. we have the opportunity to make these decisions. the reality is, that's their ask choice to make. what scares me -- kennedy: would you put them on, if you were looking at the famed ucla former quarterback who is now the starting quarterback for the green bay packers? >> as a diehard philadelphia eagles fan, at least with colin let's give him credit that the criminal justice discussion has started. but i'll give him this. but he's moved from that. colin kaepernick always made this about him. >> a blue line buddies program

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kennedy: president trump and kim jong-un are pretty good at talking smack with their military might words. but rex tillerson said diplomacy is til the president's preferred way to deal with the north korean threat. >> the diplomatic efforts will continue until the first bomb drops. kennedy: the u.s. is practicing precaution. they are moving americans out of the korean peninsula. gordon, welcome back. you think worries an extreme form of diplomacy. others traditionally feel it's

the opposite of diplomacy. >> they say politics is war by any means or the other way around. this is just a form on a continuum. we have coercive diplomacy that could bleed into actual fighting. i don't think it will for some time. but the united states needs to be concerned. we are preparing for war. we are practicing the evacuation of american citizens. we are also doing something even more extraordinary. we are looking at a taiwaneseship to see if it could be used as a whose vessel. that means the president is thinking of going to war and what we have to do to protect americans. kennedy: considering the casualty rate and what kind of ships would be able to offer surgical services.

the decapitation units, the joint forces running drizzle. what does that mean, that phrase? >> that means they try to go after the leadership of north korea, which really means kim jong-un. all militaries practice this. but what's different here is we are talking about it in public. normally that's not done. they are trying to scare and intimidate kim jong-un. i'm not so sure it really does. it would be difficult to get out of unless we were doing it with a missile. but to put people on the ground to try and find them, that's probably not going to happen. i don't know if anything is out of the realm of possibility. especially after the usama bin laden raid special forces are quite imaginative. they spend a lot of time strategizing and preparing. so that wouldn't surprise me. what i do think is interesting is a lot of the language is

direct at china. those who say secretary of state tillerson and president trump's combative rhetoric is good cop-bad cop. which one is more effective in sending a message to china? >> i don't think this is good top-bad cop. i think it's the president not enforcing message discipline. when it comes to china, the most of important thing is the economic pressure. president trump's september 21 executive order would cut off all dealing with chinese businesses and bangs that deal with the north koreans. and may cut off business with china itself. this has the potential of disarming north korea peacefully by going at china, its main

sponsor. but the administration has to have the political will to enforce there is. right now in the press are you department they don't have the sanctions people there to enforce the rules. these rules increased their workload exponentially. kennedy: we have seen north korea when the united states and south korea have run their joint military operations. that's when we tend to see miss soil launches. >> provocation. kennedy: what are you expecting now? >> i'm not expecting it now. right now what we'll be is china's 19th national communist party congress. it starts thursday and goes about a week. that's about 7 days, maybe 8 days. this is the most of sensitive time in the chinese political

calendar. if the north koreans do something provocative, it means the chinese have lost control of north korea. but if they are quiet, it means the chinese are controlling things. we'll wait and see a lot about this relationship between beijing and pyongyang in the next week. kennedy: who is to say. that's an interesting timeline. we'll see if we hear a people out of north korea. coming up, it's national free speech week again. a princeton university student doesn't seem to understand what the first amendment means. he argues conservative students don't have the right to free speech. you too, unnecessary er visits.

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convincing. the editor's working comments were left in the margin saying i don't think this makes any sense. should liberals be the upon ones who are subject to be the first amendment? chris, this is the good fight that young americans for liberty are fighting every single day it's not shock or surprising. but it is sad this kid thinks that if your ideas goes unchallenged, that makes them valid. that's insane that this person actually got into a four-year school. >> what we have seen is an emotional push out there that anything that offends you or you might disagree with absolutely has to be shut down. we want everybody to be heard.

this isn't about giving an advantage to liberal students. there are a lot of codes. this is how the universities are able to shut down speakers other activism is they put in unconstitutional codes that dictate you can sneak this area. but then who gets to decide when something is said outside of the zone can be said. the first amendment is very clear. we should all be able to have open discourse and open dialogue. kennedy: that's an element of the first amendment those people don't grasp it's to protect the things abhor and the things you disagree with. it's almost as if this person has never come in contact with the scientific method. your ideas are supposed to have pushback. good ideas become better ideas when they do reach some

opposition. >> i agree. one of the most of prominent thought leaders say i have 99 problems but free speech ain't one of them. it's more liberal blah, blah, blah. so we season college campuses where people like ann coulter has ideas she wants to difficult accept nighdifficult -- she wano disseminate. that's gone out the window. they drift all the way down the stream. kennedy: here is another example of circular adolescent blether. >> one of the best things about the trump era is now left no longer feels required to tell lies about tolerance and

diversity. that was all crap. this is what they really believe. they want to should down any dissents. i'm glad the american people are getting to see what the real face of progressivism looks like. kennedy: an orwellian decision was made to remove "to kill a mockingbird" from the school district's reading list. what's so uncomfortable about a universally revered book that teaches people to appreciate our shared humanity regardless of race. we had discussions in our house

we never had before. it was incredibly valuable. you also reading it side by side you realized how beautifully written the book is. >> my partner is an 8th great english teacher in virginia. and one of his favorite times of year is reading "to kill a mockingbird." the idea that we are going to so anecessary hanesthetickize the , we realize that's what our history is all about. >> white washing it is more dangerous than confronting it head on. are we suppose to be comfortable and safe. >> absolutely you are right. we need to know what the history is. we must study it so we don't

make the same mistakes. 100% agreed there. this reminds me of the scenario when it came with the argument on separation of church and state. why bibles were taken out of schools. maybe they didn't want folks to believe in god, so they said let's take it out. we have to learn about our history. even when it makes us feel uncomfortable. but certainly we should know and be well aware of wait is so we don't repeat the mistakes of our past. >> we need to work together to improve it. it goes against the whole idea of what the look is, to ban the book. we need that book read by every american. kennedy: it was a powerful thing to read with my daughter.

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president trump called bergdahl a traitor. he once called for him to be executed. >> you go back to kangaroo courts and lynch mobs. the people who are saying just shoot him, you can never convince people to change their minds. kennedy: the government aloud bergdahl to enter this believe without a trial. is that a disservice to this one dri tri? judge napolitano: the case begs for transparent i. normally in a criminal case like this twhribs an investigator who will examine the defendant and decide whether he's worthy to be tried. the investigate years usually lts or captains and they spindle

two or three showers with the person in this case he was examined by a general, the highest ranging person they can find who does this. he spent three days with bergdahl and concluded beyond a doubt he's mentally deranged, unable to participate in his defense and ought not to be tried. what did the government do? threw the report out, and sent another investigator to spend two hours with sergeant bergdahl and came down with the conclusion he's okay to be tried. legal counsel for sergeant bergdahl threatened to call as witnesses susan rice and former president barack obama because they decided to exchange this low-level person for five high-ranking taliban kept at guantanamo bay.

they called him an american hero. what was the basis for that. i'm telling you, kennedy, the decision to accept the guilty plea was a deal with barack obama to keep him off the witness stand. the rub has a right to know what he knew and when he knew it. donald trump was called a traitor. and yes made this imbalanced exchange of five terrorist leaders for this one low-ranging person. we'll never know the answers to these questions because the defense department accepted this guilty plea. kennedy: the judge is going to allow into evidence during sentencing hearing people hole received serious wounds while they were look for bergdahl. judge napolitano: there are rules that prevent this it's known as prior bad acts. kennedy: we talked about this in

terms of harvey weinstein. judge napolitano: if harvey weinstein needs guilty, all the others will be a is hated -- will be articulated to the sentencing judge. but anything he has done related or not can be used at sentencing. i think this rice abominable. i refused to permit it and when i did was reversed by the appellate courts it's profoundly unfair. kennedy: what do you any will happen with bergdahl? judge napolitano: i disagree with him that he can't get a fair trial. kennedy: i disagree with that as well. judge napolitano: the president made some statements i will attribute to his wish to energize his base and not his attachment to the truth. he's not a traitor, he has not

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this an at sat walker. and the guy who built it has become a local legends for his over the top displays. if he weren't married you would be worried about letting their kids go to his house. the film has a special residents for folks in cleveland. 1980 is also the number of starting quarterbacks the browns have gone through in the past decade. topic number two. no halloween discussion would be complete without someone getting offended over a costume. party city is being called for a party foul for selling a costume of donald trump's controversial border wall. men complained it's insensitive and women are complaining

because there is no way to make a absolutey border wall, regardless of your stance on immigration, i think we can all agree the most of offensive part is the rolled up daisy shorts he's wearing. party city is advertising the costume as a unique look. they are right about that. topic number three. larry flynt, he knows a hustler when he sees one. he's offering $10 million for information threeghtd impeachment of our president. i'm assuming he will give you that money in singles. we we know is the porn magnet took out a full-page ad in "the

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we will squeeze in tomorrow. the thief still remains at large but police believe he could be hiding somewhere no one would ever go, like michael moore's broadway play. topic number five. hillary clinton said to be close to accepting a job as a professor at columbia university. if the deal goes through, she'll be teaching the history of consolation prize. that's not true. she'll be teaching excuses 101. though she won't make much money, people who have seen the contract say she will have her own private server in the faculty room. the negotiations are said to be so far along that bill has started setting up her intern program. of course hillary clinton says

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