an attorney general i have been pretty hard on. that's jeff sessions. thank you, mr. attorney general. that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us.s and chairman kevin brady our guests tomorrow. kennedy: the president weighs in on the fake dossier. are you ready for more delays at airports? a new plan to ask the passengers questions before they fly. grab your passports. time to stamp it. hillary clinton is gross and damaged and we are learning she and the dnc paid christopher steel for the dirt on trump. >> it's almost $6 million they

paid, and it's totally discredited. it's a total phoney. it's fake news. kennedy: back from the good old days when republicans were knocking the wrap out of one another. cohorts supposedly paid fusion gps to couple the goods on everyone's favorite political bad guy donald j. trump. there were plenty of cesspools to wade through. when candidates started dropping out of the race, there was no need to rake muck on fusion. they foot the bill and christopher steel was officially in business, and hence a p.p. primer was born.

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with far i yofilledwith narciss. i'm kennedy. president trump said this whole dossier thing is one big side show. president trump: there was no collusion. you knew it because were saying it when it was not in vogue. i always said this was an excuse for losing by the democrats. kennedy: joining me,. catherine: . welcom -- joining me,catherine . why are we learning about the

connection now? catherine: there is litigation over a house intelligence committee subpoena issued to t.d. bank, this is the bank fusion gps does their banking with. we are right up against an emergency deadline for the judge to decide. so it was a court action that forced the disclosure that it was the dnc and the clinton campaign that was bankrolling this dossier through the research firm fusion gps. the thing to pay attention to now is whether a deal is struck not to release the records, and my suspicion based on reporting on this issue is there may be more damaging information in the actual financial records themselves, and whether there was some kind of foreign money at play either funding the research or paying the sources who provided the intelligence to

the british spy, christopher steel. kennedy: all sides do this in these high stakes political races. when a two-term president is leaving and another one is going to be christened. and both sides are getting information from curious sources. that doesn't seem to be illegal. so why is this so controversial? catherine: the one issue that may trip up fusion gps is whether it was acting at the direction or on behalf of a foreign government, in this case russia, in a separate business contract they have. fusion gps may have some liability here on that point. what makes this so controversial is that fusion gps, these guys used to work at the "wall street journal." they have deep contacts within the reporting circles in washington. they got the spy to brief reporters on the dossier in september and october right before the election.

the "new york times," "the washington post." the new yorker. and others. they didn't bite on the story then. but ultimately the information started leaking out. when you look at the dossier, it was an information plant by a company being paid on behalf of the democrats. that's not how it was portrayed in the reporting at the time. kennedy: how are the "new york times" and the post and yahoo feeling now that they were essentially duped when they were sold this line about the information? catherine: the post did a straight report last night when they broke the story about who paid for the dossier, and it was about a 6-8 month period from april and october of last year, and how much money the campaign gave the law firm. they didn't comment on their own reporting related to the dossier. the "new york times" has been

more on the record saying they have been chasing this story for some time and i think they said the clinton campaign for the dnc lied to them about their involvement. i mean, when you think about over the last year what we have now is we have a dossier at the heart of the collusion allegations funded by one of the political parties. but the big question here if is close out on his idea, to what extent did the fbi know this was a politically funded piece of research and to what extent did they rely on that document when they opened their counter-intelligence investigation to russia and to what extent did they use this information to get surveillance warrants on the trump campaign? i think the fbi's resistance from my experience tells me they relied on it more than they want to admit now. that's where the resistance comes from. kennedy: we have an fbi connects

with this new informant that we are hearing about. we'll see how the bureau emerges from this, and if they can keep their reputation that's somewhat damaged intact. this can be problematic for the fbi and the dnc and hillary clinton. it's been a tough week for her. catherine: don't you think it's kinds of year that you have an fbi justice department run by a trump administration appointee and congress is having to threat to be subpoena this guy? kennedy: all these various stories, both sides screaming collusion, it all leads back to russia. but we don't know why, that's why we rely on your reporting. this dossier report, it's been a bad week for hillary clinton. house republicans announced an

obama administration deal to sell uranium to the russians. with hillary wrapped up in shady allegations going back to whitewater. will one of these new scandals finally bring her down? or will they grease thems themselves up and slit through one more time. lisa boothe is here, joined by comedian jimmy failla. and wwe superstar dolph ziggler. welcome back to the show, everyone. how much of this investigation focused on loretta lynch. the comey testimony. and now you have the notion that

she bullied this fbi informant into silence with an nda. >> you look at the information about the dossier. this is a document that formed the trump-russia narrative. now we find out hillary clinton and the dnc furntdsed it all this time and could have spurred a federal investigation and was used to obtain fisa warrants. there are a ton of questions. you look at the uranium one aspect. the fbi was launching an investigation into a russia spy ring that was trying to get inside the hillary clinton cam. reports say they were successful. you see this money getting pumped into the clinton foundation. she said on the government party that approved a sale of 20% of

our uranium to russia. kennedy: it's the uranium one investigation that sort of emboldens republicans to investigate her on the email scandal. what is it about hillary clinton that she continues to be a political magnet. >> hillary clinton, they attack her as a strategic move. she is like the gas station sushi of politicians. there is no show on the food network where they will defend gas station sushi. but the whole russian dossier speaks of how inept a politician she is. who pays $6 million on donald trump? every controversial he does is

he tweets. it's the strength of trump. it's a silly waste of money. kennedy: her biggest strength is the victim. how do they investigate her in regards to uranium one. how do republicans do that without making her a victim yet again? >> i think whatever happens, it could lead to more things. the calls are coming from in the house. everything leads back. one way or another. for 500 years people have been doing things behind the scenes and things come out every other day. she is going to be the victim here. they have been saying for trump, every single day. kennedy: they have been chanting "lock her up." >> she is more politically vulnerable. she is dead to the democratic party. she serves no purpose any more.

they have been frustrated with her book tour saying she is doing harm to the democrat party. kennedy: is there some benefit to her being hogtied in public one last time for the democrats? so juan and i will discuss that later. senator jeff flake on offense today after he was going after president trump and condemning today's vicious political climate. >> no president in recent history has exhibited the type of behavior this president has. i'm. >> republic and conservative. i would love to have a republican president, but not at any cost. kennedy: this comes one day after flake sent shock waves saying he's not going to seek

reelection. the president swung back pretty hard. >> he was against me from before he ever knew me. he wrote a book about me before i ever met him, before i ever heard his name. his poll numbers in arizona are so low he couldn't win. the first time i saw him on television i said i assume he's a democrat. they said he's a republican, and i said that's impossible. kennedy: if you keep alienating these precious snorted the growing wisdom is you will alienate the upper chamber. but this guy took on 16 opponents, the never trump machine. and $6 million of hillary dollars. >> he's like the morning could fee. he has to get called names to get out of bed.

it's rich of jeff flake making this sounds like he's not running on principle. knowing he's poll where he is. if i were to withdraw from the mr. universe paneling end with 65% body fat. >> the end of ""goodfellas"." i feel like i can rat some people out here. it's exactly the same. you are in or out or helping. but once you see the orchestra playing at the ends of the titanic. he sees the 60% of the country, it's so brave. kennedy: flake is a good writer. he gave a lovely speech on the floor of the senate. it was quite a rebuke of the president. but is he really a quitter? >> you go back to 2012, and mitt

romney won the state by 9 points. he only won by 3. he was vulnerable in a general election as well. i don't like pointless fights. i don't like the infighting. i just want to get along with people. kennedy: let's pull out a banjo. >> i don't think you get how this game works. kennedy: i have seen you on "outnumbered." i mean that as a compliment. a republican congressman says the new gop tax bill could affect your 401k plan? we all depend on trucks. chevy, chevy, chevy trucks. we think it's because chevrolets are

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kennedy: the house is voting for a budget tomorrow which will may for tax reform. last hour the president told lou dobbs why tax cuts are so important. watch. president trump: we are bringing the corporate rate down to 20% from 35%. this will be the biggest tax cut in history in the history of our country and that's great. and we need it. our country is one of the

highest taxed in the world. and we can't have that. kennedy: cut tax, cut spending. if the house doesened up passing the budget tomorrow and the president makes the biggest tax cut in history, then house republicans will have to come together on a couple divisive issues. one debate is overstate and local deductions. it will allow people to deduct their state taxes from the amount they pay feds. there is talk of limiting the amount people can put into their 401ks. kevin brady said there will be a change. how will this go down. warren davidson is with me. welcome to the show.

what is it? are we keeping the deductions on state and local taxes that have been around since 1913? >> paid fors you do on spending. taxes you need to get the policy right. state and local tax debate is an interesting one. i think everyone will have to get a reform that will grow our economy. the most of important thing, your segment what the president highlighted, how important it is to goat the economy growing. kennedy: everyone agrees on that point. what they can't agree on are some of the particulars. that's why you are hearing different things from the ways and means committee chair and the president of the united states. where do you think it's going to fall as far as state and local deductions. >> when you look at the savings rates people have for retirement, far too many people are dependent on social security.

we really have that deduction on the tax system as it is today to encourage people to save for retirement. i expect it will survive. kennedy: here is the president talking about 401ks. president trump: 401ks to me are very important, it's one of the great benefits to the middle class. >> but kevin brady said this morning it could be on the table. president trump: maybe it is and maybe we'll it's as negotiating. kennedy: so you are a small business owner. you understand how many small business owners are hamstrung in this country because of high taxes and limited available capital. so what will this tax plan do for small business owners and for the economy? >> i think it will be tremendous. one of the secret sauce pieces is expensing.

there is bonus depreciation that help businesses accelerate the payback of their expensing. but when you do full and immediate expensing that will be tremendous for our country. a big portion of that given the tight job market for skilled labor, the most of skilled people will see their wages go up. kennedy: there are a lot of high school people who have been in lower skilled jobs for years since the 2008 great recession. hopefully this will allow the free market to shine so better jobs can get created in this country. that is the evolution our economy. what do you think of jeff flake resigning. do you any that's a bad idea or do you think he's a quitter? >> i think he's a smart guy to resign. from what little i know of arizona politics i don't think

his possible expects were looking very good. kennedy: were you sad? >> i was not. i agree with him on free trade. he's a republican and i am sure there are a lot of issues we would agree. but there are more things that unite us as republicans than divide us. i didn't here him as a vocal critic of president obama or hillary clinton. so to be actively engaged in this civil war is distracting from our party and distracting from the momentum we have. we do have a play book. people say, is there a plan? we do have a plan. and we have to get back on track with tax reform. things are getting a lot of traction. get back on the play book. call the plays that are winning. we know they are winning because they won. kennedy: this is a gimme from me

to you. cut taxes, cut spending, let the economy grow. >> enforce the border. kennedy: thank you very much. >> four plays. kennedy: watch your language. most of americans democrats and republicans think they are on the losing side.

kennedy: a new pew poll found 62% of americans believe their political side is losing more than they are winning on the issues that matter most of. democrats are angry to see president obama's signature accomplishments rolled back. the co-host of "fox and friends." he's your cup of morning sunshine, brian kilmeade. and author of the brand-new book andrew jackson and the miracle of new orleans. welcome back to the show. brian: it's the first time you said the name of the book and didn't sing the song.

we'll cut that out in editing. kennedy: no, we won't sadly. i thought we would be so sick of winning. everyone feels like they are losing. brian: president trump got a lot of things rolled back. obamacare wasn't work. what you had was a first family that people thought had great charisma and class. but this is the first time i have seen a survey where both sides are convinced they are losing. i have seen that in sports. i have seen it the other way. kennedy: we know from math and physics if you have two negatives, that equals a positive. if both sides feel like they are losing on some level isn't that winning? brian: no. remember curious george? he always got himself into trouble. in the back of that book was a magnet. what happens if you put two

magnets together west coast, they repel each other. one unifying force is the differences they feel about president obama. it was fascinating to see depending on how conservative you are, 93% are happy with donald trump and only 10 were * of democrats are. it's the inverse of where we are going. but in terms of immigration and taxes, the view of the global economy, there is some diversity on both sides. we are tearing at each other. within the party they are disagreeing. kennedy: the party is way too limited in this post modern day and age. i want to ask you about old hickory. andrew jackson had one of the bs political nicknames ever. will donald trump have as good a nickname? brian: i believe donald trump all across the country everyone has i different name for him.

kennedy: not repeatable on a family show. brian: i would say most of. i went to hermitage and saw a stack of biernlsd. andrew jackson subscribed to 16 newspapers a month. he would look at the articles about him, highlight them, and point out the corrections. kennedy: sometimes he will send articles about himself highlighted to other people. brian: the only reason you will love this book is because it's free, i will gift to you. and also it's a great story about america. kennedy: very good, brian

kilmeade. getting through airport security is somehow about to become even more annoying. starting today anybody fly together united states will face more rigorous checks of liketronnic device and a short security interview. not only will they see the naughty stuff on your laptops, but they will be asking if you have ever been to a turkish prison or if you like gladiator movies. has airline security gone too far? so you travel 300 days a year. how excited are you to wait in the tsa line even longer while those agents have chit-chats with some of your fellow flyers? >> i think it's fantastic. it's 300 days a yearish i'm fly something where. i just came back from china where we did something similar to this three steps along the

way. in china. on the way back. but there were three different personal interviews. so it was like our version of the friends from high school who dropped out in cleveland. i don't know what it's going to help or change. kennedy: is there going to be a way to circumvents it? or should you try to be the person who talks longest? >> this is a scam to make money. it's not going to make us any safer. there is no terrorist out there who will cop to what he's doing. secondly, within a month of this happening, you are going to be able to pay an expedition fee and skip the question line. kennedy: it's another $100 you

have to pay a year. >> if you are going to search our laptops you don't need to ask us the questions. you will know the answers. kennedy: lisa you think there might be some value here. >> if you look at the laptop ban that came from israel about the fact that there is an isis plot to down international flights through laptops -- there is information we are not privy too of real harm that could have been caused to hundreds of people on flights. we are not privy to a lot of this information. i guess they give the benefit of the doubt with the laptop ban. kennedy: there was that guy to tried to light his under weigh on fire. that's why no one is allowed to

wear underwear. >> the laptop makes sense. if there is a plan to take it down, go for it. asking for honest questions, no one is going to tell the truth. kennedy: the flower halo. thank you so much, dolph, jimmy and lisa. new revelations about uranium deals and the dossier and the email scandal. why was hillary clinton mixed up in such a tapestry of trouble. i will ask the one and upon juan williams ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ well i'm gone ♪ can i kick it?

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kennedy: we are back on the dump truck full of scandal on hillary and the shady russian our rainup deal evening tangling the obama administration. should democrats finally cut ties to the past and remake the party from scratch? joining me, juan williams returns. you know, i look at this, and obviously republicans are delighted see hillary clinton's name wrapped up in the odd

unfolding uranium one story. they are reopeninghe email scandal. she has so man things gng on at once. it's aost as though that democrats areust as gleul. this is something that tanks her, she can g away. juan: she is a best-selling author and she is touring the world. democrats say is this the trump team trying to disparage and take the heat off them? but your point is well taken. for democrats at the moment, they are rudd i shallless. they do not have a new leadership team in place or and vision how to beat donald trump come 2020. i don't see it. do you see it? kennedy: not right now. it depends on what happens with tax reform and healthcare. let's talk about democrats a

little bit. i have friends who can't stand hillary clinton. they are huge rabid bernie sanders supporters. every time another story like this comes out, she say see, an honorable man was tanked. you have having to defend her again and it's exhausting. juan: i don't think the democrats are trying to defend her. i think they are tired of the children tons and all of their scandals, and tired of the idea that they are earn titled. that they think they are the king and queen of the democratic party even when barack obama was there. they are look for new energy, new faces and new ideas that can drive the party. so far we are not seeing it. they are still skating by there and whistling by the graveyard halloween-type talk. because they don't.

all these months we are almost a year past these 2016 elections. wouldn't you think at this juncture even if hillary clinton had something some say, she would say it in such a way that it would galvanize the ranks of the democratic voters. trump's numbers are not particularly good. kennedy: there are passions to be stoked. there are people who still feel economically displaced. it's the perfect time for someone to come in and offer more than resistance. it's surprising you don't have a 3-point plan from democrats. i think you have got people leading the party who are looking backwards. i think they are caught up in hating on trump. i think there is lots to hate on trump, but it's not persuasive in terms of saying vote democratic. unless they come up with something in terms of the economic issues and the social

agenda, even obamacare and the tax you spoke about, that we have a better plan or better way, until they come to that moment, i don't think it american people can say, you know what? we made a mistake. kennedy: and they aren't saying, hey, i'm a democrat. kennedy: i was talking to crystal ball and she is running people in kentucky who are pro-lifers. you have got to stop trying to use this national litmus test because democrats will continue to fail. juan: i think you have got to win. when you go into 2018. 24 seats is what you need to flip the house. it's a more difficult test in the senate. 24 of the 31 seats are democratic incumbents. but they have got to find a way to a he peel to people where

they live. because the national message right now as we just discussed is vacant. kennedy: it's vacant, it's vague, and it won't energize the kinds of voters -- juan: you can't antagonize women on the democratic side that are pro-choice. kennedy: i'm pro juan williams, you come by any time. coming up, a chicago zoo gave pumpkin to the bears, and now they acquired a pricey starbucks

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kennedy: colin kaepernicked a $1 million deal called tuesdays with unemployment. he will end his protest and go back to sitting on the bench for the usual reasons. in washington, d.c. they held a 31st annual high heel race. and i'll admit. this isn't the biggest story on earth. but who cares, the world will

probably be over by christmas, so let's have some fun. the race is open to men and women in honor of the lgbq community. a man finished first, and it's not the first time that sort of thing happened. organizers say this year's race featured their highest turnout ever. the on person who decided not to run was jeff flake. jeff snowflake. topic number two. everybody likes to accuse taco bell of catering to stoners month will eat anything because they have the munchies. but if that were true would taco bell be testing a new item called the kit kat quesadilla? they filled it with melted chocolate pieces and kit kat wafers.

it sells for $1. they are also making a quesadilla for people who don't want to eat kit kats, but still want to get gout. topic number three. the international sports aassociation. fotbol is table top soccer. it's very multi-cultural. the committee will study three sports for one year. if they catch on it many only a matter of time before we have other olympic sports that can take place in a bar. so get ready for the 200 meter randomly crying girl.

could you put your mom on the phone? topic number four. let's head out to the brookfield zoo. in chicago where they gave every animal a pumpkin for halloween. i should warn you the video you are about to see includes more smashed pumpkins. kid, this is a real live chicago bear. and they are very active this time of year. but they go into hibernation come january because that's when the playoffs start. no halloween party can go off without a controversy. and this one was no different. we regret to inform you a polar bear dressed as a grizzly was

kicked out of the zoo. topic number five. first lady melania trump stopped by the smithsonian to donate the dress she wore to the president's inauguration. melania's donation was the most of watched in history. her speech sounded a lot like the speech michelle obama gave when she donated her dress. hillary clinton donated a flask she brought to the inauguration. coming up, new york city mayor bill deblasio is taking school children's hot dogs and burgers

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how it's used. mayor deblasio is proposing meatless monday. he's no vegan. he just wants kids to switch to a plant-based diet because it's better for the environment and reduces the city's carbon footprint. we notate-year-olds aren't going to eat crispy tofu because humanity has an allergy to cow fart. they are given fewer choices by a mayor that is forcing them to eat within his moral framework. if he wants to slim down his waistline, good for him. but he should stop confusing government nannying with parenting. back off, bill. you can follow me on ken day

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