feel you should stand before the american flag, handing over heart period. lou: one definition of leader hardship. to lead is to give every follower that it was their idea. good night. kennedy: china's president says capitalism is dead. did he forget communism doesn't work? ww wrestling legend explains his new job as santa claus. it's a pinko party. red china as the communist party congress gathers to give xi jinping another five-year turn. xi prattled on for three hours plus about china's greatness and

how socialism with china's characteristics will save the world. they have stolen all of our brilliant ideas and trade secrets for needy tech one companies who came to china for their market. any time apple or am zong opens the front door to china's thieves, it gives china an unfair advantage. they have also been engaged in slimily espionage, and they are so desperate to get a leg up, they are willing to amputate ours and gliewf it on to their own failing economy. xi jinping claims to want free trade. that's great if it's free. but if freedom is their fingers in our cookie jar, we don't need free trade that much.

american countries should stand up to phoney baloney chinese demands of compliance before we are castrated by phoney robber barons. so china claims they will be running the global show within a few decades. what can we do about it? joining me now, this patented party panel. kirsten haglund is back along with guy benson. and former state department spokesperson and fox news contributor fresh off of "outnumbered" marie harf. marie, let's talk about tpp. i think china wants to move in there. thought it is a deeply flawed

trade deal. what can we do in that respect when it comes to trade and china. >> china is already moving in. since we pulled out of the tpp they have been circulating their own version of it. where they get to be the power player and other countries will play by their rules and not ours. they are doing it all around the world. places the u.s. is withdrawing or retreating, china is stepping in. with tpp, sure, there are problems. i think president trump should have taken a look at it and renegotiated parts of it instead of withdrawing. kennedy: maybe we'll make individual trade deals. and i understand the pushback and i understand the pushback from the bernie sanders people. but let's talk about

intellectual property tariffs. they don't let american countries in, whether they have hard goods they make american companies divulge those secrets which they essentially steal to bolster their country. guy: this was a hallmark of the trump campaign saying we are getting screwed. i'm more of a free trader myself. but i think that was an initial shot across the bow saying some of that rhetoric will be backed up with action by my administration. the statement by the premiere on the future of socialism. i spent 7 years living in hong kong.

the chinese government has mostly kept its grubby socialist commie mitts off of hong kong baits's a thriving island of capitalism doing so well and thriving so big. kennedy: their economy is suffering in different areas. it's really only the state-run businesses that are success siding. but the overall numbers hide that. but what's really happening in china. the human rights abuse. tracking down on open digital discussions by bolstering their fire wall. >> it's interesting to see the way he positions himself. these big meetings happen twice a decade. he gave 2035 as the date where he wants to develop this global power. but he's positioned himself as

getting that second term and staying on longer than that. embracing this highly personalized style of leadership. this is trending on the world stage. we have vladimir putin, a far-right leader in austria. this authoritarian leadership style is going to be bad for hong kong as well as they have had independence movements and china cracked down on those heavily. we should see this as a sign of weakness and insecurity. kennedy: they are standing on the whole defend our giantism. back at home, treasury secretary steve mnuchin just told polite could it's a guarantee president trump will sign a tax bill into law by the end of the year. and he warned if a tax bill doesn't get done, the markets

will crash. he says expectation of the tax reform has been a huge driver of the market. he says the senate must pass a 2018 budget. budget hawk rand paul is threatening to get in the way of that. he tweeted snorts mccain and graham are torpedoing the budget. graham fired back, getting more bad info, rand paul. strong words, obviously a very fractured party. let's talk about rand paul. why do republicans all of a sudden have an allergy to cutting spending. >> the key question for me on tax reform is the former deficit

hawks, any time we wanted to do anything the obama administration said we have to pay for it and offset it. they haven't gotten an answer from the trump administration how they will pay for the tax plans. getting growth won't be enough. kennedy: the supply siders do. i like the calvin coolidge method. cut tax, cut spending. that's how you grow the economy. that's how you do it honestly. is it possible for the various factions of the republican party to come together? guy: i think they will come together on something out of political necessity. because they know they are screwed with their base and donors if they don't. trump will sign something. that something may not be anywhere near the coach what i think paul ryan and others hoped for. kennedy: once in a generation

tax reform. guy: instead of being temporary cuts, rand paul threatening to vote against the budget where they could debate the specifics would be a mistake. i'm weary about him lecturing about being a good constitutionalist when he just endorsed roy moore for the senate. >> we'll probably get tax reform and tax cuts. but tax reform, we won't sight. kennedy: the difference between then and now is republicans and ronald reagan had their friend tip o'neill. here you have leaders, pelosi and schumer saying we are going to obstruct everything.

>> republicans don't need us. i would love for democrats to have more leverage. republicans can do it on their own, but they are too split. kennedy: that doesn't mean the same thing to these people. look at the public backlash that affordable care act had. it was shoved down people's votes with only the democratic vote. kennedy: that's how they ceebees. first up, president trump denying he made insensitive remarks to the which dove a fallen soldier and claims the congresswoman who made the accusation is lying about it. a reporter asked the president if he contacted the families of three green berets.

the president said presidents rarely reached out to do so. he apparently called the pregnant widow. the congresswoman said he told the widow he knew what he was signing up for but i guess it hurts anyway. the president fought back. but now the fallen soldier's mother said the president disrespected her son. should we've be politicizing -- should we be politicizing something so tragic. i would like to believe this story is not true it's the kinds of thing that hurts the president with veterans.

>> it's disapoingtsd and unfortunate we are talking about it to begin with. there is no more sad, personal duty has a president has than to call the family or console the family of a fallen soldier. so there is several layers to this. firsfirst of all, it's unfortune this out in the open and we are talking about something this private. but can wheat believe president trump may not be the most of he will quefnlts all presidents we have had, and this type of call -- imagine yourself at a funeral home. you don't know what to do in daily life. it's hard to have that conversation in private. you are the president, you are making this call. is it possible in his efforts to console the family what he said a was not particularly lincolnesque? of course, that's a possibility. and it's something that should

be shelled private between those families. that doesn't excuse what representative wilson did. she was in the car eavesdropping on one of the most of painful the moments a family can have, and she decided to politicize this. it's pathetic she would come out in the open with this moment between the president and the family. only person that has a right to do that would be a member of that family. kennedy: she certainly inserted herself into this and she knew her comments would create a political firestorm. but what can the president do at this point? i don't know if he can make it right with the family. you don't need on-the-job experience to know how to be an empathetic and sensitive human. >> everybody brings to life

various levels of empathy. you would like everybody to have a bottomless well of empathy, but that's not way the world works. the president is in a self-inflicted wounds situation. when asked by the press about these four soldiers that died in niger. all heed a to say is he express his utmost sympathy to the families and feels it's a most of solemn duty to talk to the families, then zip it and leave it at that. his comments that followed about what past presidents have done were absolutely unnecessary. theyer indelicate. they were unfortunate. they shouldn't have been made. but this what he does. he shoots from the hip. ken very kmele foster made a good points. we are outraged at the president's insensitivity.

we should really be upset that we have special forces in parts of africa that we have no business being in. what the hell are they doing there? >> well, i will showed fire on that one for a second. the reason why we are there, we have had forces in a serious way in africa since shortly after 9/11 and we created africa since 2007 because of nigeria and mali. the reasons we are there. the muslim extremists need instability and a lack of government infrastructure and then they need a muslim society. they have got those things there in this area, and that's why they have been successful. thisy where first and died rrp affiliates and boko haram all

converge. primarily in training roles which is what these individuals were doing when they were killed in this ambush. we have a reason to be there. but if we go back to the top line discussion about the president. he created another firestorm. kennedy: hopefully we can move past this. unfortunately city won't bring that's heroic soldier back or bring comfort anytime soon to his grieving pregnant wife and their family. but hopefully somewhere, someone can internal size those lessons. mike baker, thank you so much. president trump firing back at senator john mccain after his comments about half-tbaikd nationalism.

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ken report harvey weinstein scandal has taken another turn. a female producer at spike tv claimed bob relentslessly pursued her for dates, even though she told him no. not quite the same thing. sex dpliems new york and london reported nervous getting wehat the claims of at least five women. joining me now, former defense attorney and child sack tore. so let's talk about this. and the new revelations. are you buying the weinstein company line, that they thought these were all consensual relationships. they had no idea there was unwanted harassment and possibly rape going on? >> well, i don't think so. if we believe the reporting that

it was even written into his contract that sexual harassment payments as long as he paid them himself would be somehow accepted and acknowledged by the weinstein company basketball, that seems to belie the line that they are shocked and amazed by these revelations. ken are has shift from people who can do a little bit of p.r. control to criminal defense attorney. >> his legal team has been scattering quirk than ants shooting them with poison. now with the addition of blair burke it looks like the posture of the case has changed from a civil matter when it comes to people suing him for money to a criminal matter from the nypd to

the district attorney and the prosecutor in los angeles and even scotland yard. kennedy: the 2006 law change in new york says there is no longer a statute of limitations on rape. what is the likelihood he sees a charge and conviction in your minds, having done this very job? >> it looks imminent, with the scotland yard investigating and the united states departments of justice investigating. i any there is a good likelihood we could see a have -- we coula rico charge. rico was originally established to fight organized crime. that's what you have think about in terms of racketeering. if we have one of the enumerated crimes, terrorism, if he's

threatening people, that could be considered a terrorist act. people are knowingly allowing this, we have a conspiracy and we have it going across state lines, that adds up to all the elements necessary for a rico charge. that means all the people involved in the company could be criminally and civilly liable and once the fbi $comes knock and starts asking questions, then it's even a crime just to lie to the investigators. kennedy: how do you defend this client. >> it's going to be very tough. i'm going to settle with as many possible as i can civilly and sign non-disclosure agreements. you can't pay somebody not to talk to the police. but it seemed to work for bill cosby for a while. but even like we saw in the bill

cosby case, that started to unravel for him. kennedy: especially when there are criminal charges involved. nfl commissioner roger goodell speaking about the anthem controversy rocking the league.

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kennedy: the heated anthem debate across the nfl may have reached a moment of peace. the league announced it will not be penalizing players who decide to kneel during "the national anthem." >> we want our players to stand and we'll continue to work on these issues in the community. kennedy: i want my daughters to clean my rooms. but if i say you should clean your room but you don't have to, they will be messy. will goodell's plan do anything to help the controversy? lawrence jones, where are we? at first it seemed like the president eked out a victory. the players were going to stand, the players were mad, jerry

jones was throwing a fifth. now, we really stand with our players kneeling. >> there are multiple issues around this particular issue. when i look at this movement it was dying before the president said anything about it. it got down if five players kneeling. the president got involved. he shared the sentiment of many americans. but i still have a problem with the president getting involved with a private business. the private business can decide what it wants to do. and the fans can turn the tv off, which the ratings are showing. kennedy: what do they do? >> the browns may win a game. and that's a terrible team. this whole debate is getting out

of line. quite frankly i'm sick of it. i believe both parties would do best by having the players to the white house and discuss criminal justice reform and policing in the community. that's how you start to see change. kennedy: the owners and players, and the players association, they are supposed to get back together in two weeks. what are they going to do? share recipes? >> probably, or discuss contracts. i don't think the players union is going to yield on this issue, which is interesting. they weren't supporting colin kaepernick. it seems like this debate evolved to the nfl against donald trump. which this has nothing to do with police brutality -- any

more *. kennedy: president trump throwing a counter punch at john mccain after he appeared into consult his agenda. >> people have to be careful because at some point i fight back. i'm being very, very nice. at some point i fight back and it won't be pretty. kennedy: the senator denied it was a dig at the president and seems unphased by the president's warning. >> i don't comment on what the president says, i comment on what he does. i will say that i have faced some pretty tough adversaries in the past. i'm not interested in confronting the president, i'm interested in working with the president. kennedy: this is the latest development in a long and ugly feud with the president.

it began when the president questioned mccain's status as a war hero. is there any chance these two will smoke a hefty peace pipe? it's interesting because the president has been very forceful in discussing respect with nfl players. however, with senator mccain it's a different story. >> he repeatedly has gone after senator mccain who is an american war hero who has service to our country president trump doesn't have. donald trump is a bully. one of his characteristics. he says if i'm attacked, i will attack back. donald trump needs john mccain. he needs every republican senator to get on board with his agenda. these fights he picks with john

mccain, bob cork, mitch mcconnell. i don't see what the long-term strategy is when he needs these folks. kennedy: i think he does need a lot of these people. but i don't think mccain was attacking trump. i think when he was giving his speech and receiving that medal, he was talking to bannon and bannon's world view that he just carved out and discussed twice. bannon is talking about economic nationalism and going after vulnerable senate republicans. guy: regardless of who senator mccain was targeting. i did get a kick out of this threat. i am being very nice. but believe me i will get nasty if i need to. do you know who is completely unfades? i would say an 81-year-old war

hero with cancer who shaws tortured by his enemies. there is nothing worse trump can say about this man. you better not criticize me or what, i'm going to angrily tweet? i don't particularly side with mccain. but on this it's empty posturing from trump. what's he going to do? nothing. kennedy: they have been at it over and over again. the president has attacked rand paul in the past and they just went golfing. he gave out lindsey grams phone number. now they are going piggy back. >> actually the "wall street journal" has a portion of the speech, and it's a very good speech senator mccain gave. he does talk about nationalism generally and relates it back to how that is becoming in and of

itself identity politics which is exactly what they accused the left of doing. it's something people should take to heart. my concern is the far right-wing nationalistic groups hate senator mccain so much. kennedy: thank you so much. marie, guy, and kirsten. what a commitful gathering of friends. mick and his new book joining me next. stay right here. to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today.

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kennedy: you know mick foley is a legendary wrestler. but he's immersioning himself in the challenge of portraying santa claus. santa. here to discuss both those roles. mick foley, author of the new book, st. mick. welcome to the show. >> thank you. i made a quick judgment call the last two minutes. i like you.

>> i like you too. i'll tell you why. you are the one committed to the beard. >> i do it white. thanksgiving, the day after thanksgiving. wife and anyone out there knows about their grooming nose. it's painful. so people said -- to die a dark beard white. even ww fans -- that's why i'm essentially writing a book. i'm proud. i love it. kennedy: you have had "new york times" best sellers. >> i have had two. this one. you and to look for what people want. i don't think this is a book people have been wanting.

kennedy: i know your www.journey was very emotional. 30 some days plus a year on the road. was this that emotional darkness that led you to the ultimate light that was celebrating christmas year-round? >> partially. i think portraying allowed me to more easily accept a gentler version. and to make a character work it has to be an extension of yourself. but the characters of mankind not so much doubt love. but they require me to be tifer and strong and much more aggressive than i am naturally as a person. portraying santa claus. kinder and gents sler and wiser. kennedy: do you think's a side

of you that can become santa claus? >> there is a moment we call in wrestling, living the gimmick. there is a chapter about a visit i made christmas night. a boy that was so ill i didn't think he would recall the hospital visit. i made a visit to his house. it was one of the best things i have ever done. when i was in that role, i believed i was the guy. i don't mean that in a crazy way. they are stories that feel real. you created a north pole that feels real to you. i take the month of december off from work and all my santa stuff is volunteer work. i growth beard out. i look back when i was the wwb

commissioner. mr. mcmahon said i understand this is important, but you look awful. it would have been hard to disagree. but as long as i -- i'm 52 and i'm wearing sweat pants and i can grow a beard out for an entire year, and the on reason i'm wearing socks is for you, kennedy. kennedy: there is a worry about cte and wrestling? >> of course. i retired from full-time wrestling in 2000. but i made sporadic comebacks. when he returned they made me take their impact test and i realized with it was happening i realized it wasn't going well. i scheduled an appoint with a top newer on just. and wwe contacted me and said there is a problem with your

impact test. then the question becomes how do you finds something that makes you feel as alive as you felt when you were in that wring. kennedy: is celebrating christmas, st. nick that thing? >> it's exactly when i'm connecting and you look at the little boy on christmas night. i'm look at his mother and aunt, and i'm wondering if they are ever going to run out of tears. they are so happy. that type of feeling like, you know, it's almost exactly the same type of feeling i would get. i said to my son who was my elf after a visit we did. he said, dad, there were only three people there. and i said sit doesn't matter, it's all about creating something. kennedy: now i'm excited for the holidays. i'll let the turkey cool, but

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unfairly targeted poor fat people. this show railed against that tax and the nanny state in general in all its forms because we love cola almost as much as we love sweet freedom. we know it was a heartless cash grab aimed at the less fortunate who were expected to pony up and pay the crooked pensions that have bankrupt the entire state of illinois. toast your own liberty in your glorious defeat over the needle-nosed thieves who were trying to ram their fists down your pie hole. this is a sweet victory. drink it in. thank you for watching the show tonight. you can follow me on twitter and

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