us is a serious long-term problem if we don't fix it. lou: that's it for us tonight. thank you for being with us. good night from new york. kennedy: president trump surprising some core supporters with new decisions on immigration and the global elite. does he risk alienating his base? will lawmakers finally have the courage to stop the feds from spying on americans? and the left-wing media freaking over the so-called dirty dossier testimonies. what's in it? is it a big deal? grab a hammer, time to smash this thing. bannon is band. sloppy steve resigned in disgrace from "breitbart" news after his remarks about the president and his family set off a chain reaction.

now that president is free from steve's stinky headlock, he's able to flirt with less confining political positions. his bipartisan chatfest shows he's more interested in making a deal than building a wall. and he tried to put to rest the rumors about his mental instability. and he disagreed when every one on past stances. during his marriage with steve he was never able to showcase his he general today. now that steve is shunned, the president and the anti-steve move will rub elbows at if the davos convention and sell his brand of americanism in switserland. does -- in switzerland. does it mean he's selling out to

globalism? no, it just means he's free from the barren wasteland of populism that puts everyone on the road to ruin. the president's critics are always telling him to mark it off with the twitter comments and focus on the economy. maybe he's doing that so those who want to come to america and make it even greater can do just that. welcome to the show. i'm kennedy. some of the president's most of loyal supporters have been questioning his latest moves. but could the bannon-free bipartisan trump be a better president? joining me now be the editor-in-chief, chris bedford returns. welcome to the show. some interesting turns here. what did you think of the

open-door meeting the president had yesterday when he seemed to take various position and caught everyone off guard because they are not used having discussions like that in front of tv cameras. >> he took every position possible. conservatives are worried about it. but he also took other position. i wouldn't read too much into it other than a kumbaya moment. the president has a long career in business. he's not one of the free traders that think every side has a wish. he has written that deals have winners and lose ishes. he has written the best way to achieve a deal is to force him to the table.

kennedy: i think what he was trying to do is catch some of those people off guard and on the record. even though he may have given some headway on his own positions. what are those positions now that steve bannon is no longer in his orbit. >> trump has been talking about the united states getting a bum deal on trade since the 70s and 80s and 90s. when he said i'm goinged to build trump tower. steve bannon's problem was he believed his own press. trumpism will long survive steve bannon's influence on the president. kennedy: steve bannon has had an epic meltdown. it's interesting to watch a figure like that that so many

assumed was central to this president. as i said about today versus, this is a collection of globalists. the kinds steve bannon railed against. is this the kinds where you get a new set of boobs after a breakup? isn't there something fantastic about that? this is the world's country club. this an elite group of people who never invited someone like donald trump in. donald trump has a lot of flaws. but the thing i like about him is he's a misfit and he exploits that discomfort. how uncomfortable could it be for some of the people there? >> it won't be like a barack obama speech where he goes to egypt and says mohammed is our prophet. it's a place where the ultra wealthy think america is a bad

country and should give back and there should be a u.s. kinds of government. i think donald trump will blow up their tea party and deliver a message none of them like. like nikki haley did at the united nations and like donald trump has done since his inauguration. kennedy: we don't quite know how immigration is going to shake out. i think it could bode well for the economy and the presidency. if the president makes a slightly softer turn it will be bert for businesses, and if he encourages those countries to set up shop here, i do believe in free trade and open markets and it could be good for our economy as well. congratulations on your engagement. great to see you. thanks so much, chris. of course the president has made a lot of promises to his supporters since he started

campaigning. >> president trump: we are going to build a wall. we have a trade deficit with mexico, they will pay for the wall. they will be happy about it. i am going to put the miners back to work. she deleted the emails, she has to go to jail. kennedy: if he doesn't fulfill them he risks losing those supports. but with his approval rating hovering around a robust 40%, is it a bad thing if the president embraces more popular positions. the legendary day began mcdowell, and the spokesperson for young voices. tiny voices everywhere. steven kent is here and right-turn strategies president. and chris -- barron.

it was interesting see ann coulter have a total meltdown over the open door daca session the president had with lawmakers. she called the lowest day in the trump presidency. >> i like ann. and it wasn't just ann. there were a lot of people in the make america great again movement were lighting their hair on fire. the reason we like trump is because of the art of the deal and getting things done. he forced democrats to come to the table. it was a great day for trump. an does have thrench around daca. at the end of the day we'll have some version of a wall. it won't be a continuous -- it's going to be squall. kennedy: it am not going to be a wall. you think the left is setting the president up, they give him

praise for doing seemingly normal things, and the next time he does something insane they will attack him. >> they set the bar so low when he holds a meeting and gets leaders together from both sides, we are in the plild of the instability news cycle. this threw water on that. he got the grownups in the room to talk about immigration policy. this is what trump does. to make a deal. i am in favor what i saw yesterday, i think it's great. kennedy: is the base torn now that bannon has been banished. >> the base is not torn for one reason. donald trump watching him from a business perspective. he ran on making the economy bert. what has he done in the last year? he freed up business by rolling back regulations across a giant

swath of this economy. and the republicans in the house and senate along with donald trump just passed a tax reform bill that will help keep jobs near the country and create more jobs and make this economy more prosperous. the members of the media talking about the president's mental fitness for the job. a year ago because of steve bannon they had you believing there would be steak dinners full of chancemen and you would be in a war with china. and none of that -- stop trying to create this narrative there is a madman and autocrat running the country it's poppycock. kennedy: there might be a madman running in arizona. some powerful lawmakers announcing they will not seeking reelection. and the former sheriff joe arpaio from arizona announced

he's running for jeff flake's seat. he's gunning for the retiring senator's chair. the president pardoning the sheriff for congressional contempt last year. he says he's going to run to support the agenda and policies of president donald trump. flake is one of three republican senator hospital will not be seeking reelection. and darrell issa, just announced he also will not be seeking reelection in 2018. he's joined by 31 other republicans in the house who won't be running. will the mid-terms cause a major shift in the gop? does that make it problematic and more an uphill battle for republicans? >> mid-terms are always

difficult for the party in power. we have thanked 32 retirements with darrell issa. it's not like everybody is fleeing for the gates. i will say this idea that somehow if the republican majority in the house is smaller that means we'll have a more moderate congress, you are on. the republicans who are safe are conservatives. a smaller republican majority in the house means a more conservative republican caucus. kennedy: they tend to be much more pro liberty and they are also cost cutters. so i appreciate that. the president might be the gift that keeps on giving. we are hearing that oprah in a pendulum move might run against the president in 2020 and that's a revenge fantasy. and you also have sheriff joe.

will we see strait-laced casting call traditional politicians or now that president trump is here, all bets are off and any weirdo can run for office. >> we saw the democrats pull somebody milk toast out of alabama, doug jones. kennedy: he barely beat an accused child molester. it wasn't by virtue of his ideas or doug jonesness. >> he ran a cookie cutter normal campaign, no drama. arizona is a purple state. they need to stay in normal territory. what happened in alabama is "the washington post," outside media came in and created drama. dagen: at the last minute. it's the only reason those stories from those women about

roy moore gave people cause. but by the way, you still had -- kennedy: everyone knows everything about sheriff joe. could he win that seat? dagen: he couldn't keep his job as sheriff for pete's sake. roy moore, he got removed from the state supreme court twice because he wouldn't follow a valid court order. bad candidate even before the tories about those young women. it was, look at my gun. you have to show somebody your gun to seem like a strong person? >> these are people who have been self-promoters for decades. they are jumping on the donald trump express because they think it's a way to remain relevant. vote arpaio is trying to use donald trump.

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kennedy: the foreign intelligence you are virallans act was established to help the government spy on foreigners. there is a january 19 deadline to extend the controversial act, but a bipartisan group of lawmakers in the house and senate hoping to boost protections for ordinary citizens like you and me before it goes into effect. joining me to discuss, senator rand paul. i think this is a critical issue. at a time when we are talking about personalities and north korea and immigration, it's easy

for fisa to get lost in the shuffle. this is such a critical moment. what are some of your biggest issues with the law, and what are you hoping will amended it? >> this law allows us to spy on foreigners in foreign land and we collect information and we don't give them constitutional protections. however, swept up in all of this information that we grab up which is an enormous amount of information, are millions of americans phone calls, emails, conversation, data, you name it. we have the ability to suck up all the phone calls in italy for an entire month it. an enormous amount of data. we are okay with spying on foreigners. but innocent americans are being caught up in this by the anies. kennedy: it's one thing to go after people who wish to do harm

to this country and take away our freedom. i think we can agree those people have to be targeted. but you are saying there are innocent americans warrantlessly spied upon and oftentimes unmasked by intelligence agencies privy to that information. >> we are asking for two things. this massive amount of data, you can't look at it without a judge's warrant. it was collected with a less than constitutional standard or no constitutional standard. that information shouldn't be used against americans. because the constitution wasn't obeyed to collect information. even if you look at it you can't say we are going to prosecute medical marijuana in colorado by searching his illegal data we collected on foreigners. kennedy: what is there to prevent that from happening?

>> nothing. they will not give us information. they could be searching the data base and not presenting it in court. this is called parallel construction. they get the information you are involved in the medical marijuana base. then they tell the police who get a parallel investigation and don't use the secret data. it can be used in a nefarious way to get domestic officials snooping in your business. but the 4th amendment says the government is not allowed to look at any of your stuff, papers, invade your house without probable cause that you committed a crime. this is a bedrock constitutional principle. i will do everything i can to fight to make sure it does not pass unless we get our reformed attached to the bill.

kennedy: the freedom caucus has issues with the permanent allowing of fisa to go on and on endlessly. but also there is the amendment put forth by representative justin amash that curtails some of this power. what do you think the chances are of that passing the house? >> representative amash's amendment is identical to senator wyden and myself's bill. we are excited that this is really a bipartisan. we have right and left. there will be over 100 democrats in the house and may well be over 100 republicans. this is a chance for the liberty movement to have a victory. the liberty folks who watch your program, you need to call your

congressman. this is a big fight. kennedy: if there is going to be bipartisanship in congress, this is where it should rest. it's not on infrastructure and immigration it's right here where we have to be so mindful of our civil liberties. what concerns me is devin nunes is trying to find a middle ground. but my worry is it becomes a creep toward eroding our rights. >> what they are calling middle ground is worse than the existing law. it says explicitly you can use information from this foreign data to convict americans domestically for domestic crime. it specifically allows what we are trying to prevent. there is no warrant requirement. there is a little bit of a tweak of a reform. but be wary when the

establishment washington puts forward a reform. it means they heard the public and they are going to try to trick you by putting forward a fake reform. what justin amash is putting forward in the house is a real reform. we are hope there is a rebellion that goes on. thomas massie has been involved in these votes where the liberty movement has won. then the establishment and leadership comes back and erases their victory. you have to watch closely what goes on because there are nefarious deeds that go on in the dark of night. kennedy: your recent circumstances haven't snuffed your passion. i hope you are feeling better. days after the show business elites made a statement about equality at golden globe, a new

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salivating over the release of interview transcripts related to the so-called dirty dossier it's a file of unsubstantiated documents involving ties to russia. and yesterday california democratic senator dianne feinstein released testimony. she chase the american people have a right to know what's in that testimony. here with me now, florida congressman matt gates. so dianne feinstein obviously released this unilaterally. why did she do it and how problematic is it? >> this is the one-year

anniversary of the trump dossier it's salacious, unverified, and by dianne feinstein releasing the testimony of glenn simpson. i'm all for more transparent hearings where people tell their story open to everyone. but we have to set those rules on the front end. kennedy: if senator feinstein were the chair of that committee she would have lost her mind if chuck grassley did the same thing and released a bunch of information. she is trying to prove how politicized this is in a politicized move. but the question remains, was the fusion gps dossier opposition research or an intelligence document? >> in this case we have absolute

proof it's a political document. the dnc admitted to paying for the fusion gps dossier and we know hillary clinton had a strangle hold on the dnc and she was calling the shots. and it seems to indicate the fbi relied on this document. why was the fbi confirming the existence of an investigation to a political operative like christopher steele. kennedy: what was the nature of the relationship again christopher steele and the fbi after work had started on the dossier. was this used to warrantlessly spy on americans. >> we have to know the answer to those questions. we asked it but our own attorney general and fbi director refuse to answer that question. the american people have got to

know whether their money was used to go and buy a fake dossier to under:mine the president of the united states that we elected as a country. this is what russia does. they disrupt elections by digging up false information on a candidate. kennedy: at this point it's leading to a very troubling conclusion. i do hope we get some answers to this question. on the face of it, it's just not right. i don't know if these institutions are politicized or just looking out for their own good and their own longevity. either way, too much is happening without our knowledge and hopefully someone can put this baby to bet. thank you for your time. hollywood still isn't putting their money where their mouth is. mark wahlberg was paid $1.5 million to reshoot a few scenes

for his movie "all the money in the world." his costar michelle williams was paid just $80 per day. the kidnapping drama was reshot after sexual misconduct allegations were made public against kevin spacey. she and mark were represented by the same agency. can hollywood ever shake its own hypocrisy? the party panel is back. da.day. dagen, you have agencies and stars who think actresses work is worth less than actors. dagen: i can't get my head

around the fact that women are so poorly treated. these men and women are represented by agents. you should have greater pay parity. >> the same agency in the same department. dagen: remember when charlise cherron stepped up? she found out she wasn't getting paid the same because of the sony hack. if you are a woman running a studio are you going to represent women or not. can they start -- kennedy: oprah said a new day is on the horizon. i don't think hollywood should be forced to pay anyone anything.

they are just being hypocritical the way they talk about it. they despise the free market. but if you can pay an actor far less money than you pay another actor, wouldn't you do it? >> michelle williams didn't do herself any favor by saying she didn't want to get paid. mark wahlberg made the most of money in 2017. who is michelle williams? she doesn't bring people to the theaters. and she is a critically acclaimed actress. but he brings them in. you remember bryan cranston in godzilla? they used him to bring people

in. >> anybody who looks bad it's the hypocrisy of hollywood and the agency that represents michelle williams. i would be saying i need a new agent like yesterday. i'm not mad at mark wal wahlber. dagen: if you look at apple and the technology jobs there, less than a quarter of women at apple are in technology jobs. it's 77% men. hypocrisy there. you might pay women the same as men, but they are wildly under represent and in some cases talked down to by their male counterparts. kennedy: party panel, thank you for being here. a new study claims maul business

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kennedy: the new year is bringing big hope for you small businesses. there is also a lot to indicate the good times will continue to roll due largely to president

trump cutting regulations and taxes. the national federation of independent businesses claim will lead to quote millions more jobs and higher pay for americans. so will the small business economy keep chugging? charles payne, the host of "making money" with charles payne. welcome back, charles. what is necessary to keep this optimism rolling and make it as real and tangible as possible? charles: the good feeling have begun to morph into tanningibility can things. the soft data has become hard data. it's credible, it's real. success begets success. businesses have been in a fox hole for 8 years. they are coming out and want to get back to their natural dna.

despite what they tell survey takers, americans are optimistic. kennedy: are banks lending money again? charles: banks said there was not a demands for loans. i think this yierl see dead frank -- you will see dodd-frank adjustments. by the way, disposable income, debt servicing because of disposable nicks at an all-time low. if you lose your house and car during recession, sadly you don't have that's bills anymore. but having said that, homebuyer optimism foot traffic is through the roof. in december 2016 it expands for

the first time since 2005. it has been that long it was in contraction for that's months, that's years. kennedy: you are talking about two generations of people who assumed the value of their home would go up and up it's taken some time but things seem to be turning pretty quickly. but not for gen-xers. over a third believe they will never have enough money to retire. of course, 9/11. so what do you tell a group of people who have always believed social security is not going to be there for them but they also haven't put enough money away in 401ks and iras. charles: to your point, they don't believe social security will be enough.

and the lock box empty. but they haven't done what it takes to get it done. here is my optimism. it's not too late to make those right decisions. that's the key. a lot of people look at this as rearview mirror. you can take proactive steps right now. don't think it's over. you lost some time and you lost some grounds. but it doesn't mean you don't have a chance to try to catch up. kennedy: you are one salad away from being right back on track. you can do it. coming up, an idaho dog has taken up bowling after watching the movie "kingpin" so many times.

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topic number of one. there we are. we begin in the glorious state of idaho where a family dog is going on strike. this is blake. his mama taught him how to bowl by giving him a treat every time he pushed the ball down the ramp. doggy boy is adorable. but it's not cheap. because blake gets charged for two pairs of rental shoes instead of one. but it's good to have a guy in a bowling tournament who has a full head of hair. expect judd to be wearing black at the director's awards to show solidarity with the women.

he has no experience hosting an awards show. but they are rolling the dice. given the current climate in hollywood, it's only right that a bomb and host an awards show. although i do talk and lot of smack on this show, i wish both of them best of luck. it won't be easy to top the getten globes. for what it's worth. president trump told reporters he would beat oprah if she decides to run. and if oprah decides to run. hillary would beat her, too. but not at the ballot box. topic number three. pizza hut is launching a test program that delivers alcohol. i give this test a failing grade. if you are ordering pizza hut

chances are you already had tons of booze and you are looking for an unnatural sponge to some it up. it's like taco bell selling weed. drivers will be bringing cold beer and wine to anyone 21 years of age or under. the test program debuts in phoenix but they hope to expands to the rest of the country by the end of the year. at least that's what we think the spokesperson said when he unveiled the booze. he was slurring an awful lot in the speech. then he wandered off to call his high school girlfriend. topic number four. john grodin has signed up for a

10-year contract with the oakland raiders. the team announced he will earn $100 million. he was wildly popular with flairs his first tenure and enthusiasm was running so high for his return that 50 old-time raiders attended the presser which explained the 20 harleys in the parking lot and the parole officers in the back room. topic number five. social media can be a royal pain, and no one knows that better than meghan markle. she shut down her social media accounts in preparation for her marriage to prince harry.

america's favorite. who has time to fight over politics on twitter when you can fight over a royal waffler. she wrote a heartfelt post thanking her supporters. royal family tradition dictates that no one can have a personal social media account. but meghan doesn't mind it baits gives her more time to spend with her dog. there she is. he's not a corgi, but he's special. just to be clear. blake is not her dog. no, that's a callback from an earlier story. the only man in meghan's life that walks around on all fours is prince harry. and that's when he's drinking in

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