country, the wall would solve that and that's why they don't want it. david: love is back tomorrow. among his guests, ron desantis. kennedy: will the senate have the courage to vote against spying on americans? plus the government shutdown looking increasingly likely for this friday. and legendary hollywood producer is here to discuss his movie "12 strong." the house dropped the ball when they passed a bill reauthorization section 702 of fisa that allows for widespread collection of data on americans. the 4th amendment is supposed

to protect americans from unlawful search and seizure. but this law lets agencies use phone calls and other investigation without warrants. the beautiful thing is the encroachment on civil liberties. as the defense of liberty knows no party. nancy pelosi paved the way. and there weren't enough brave enough freedom fighters. what giesd scepticism when it's neutered by apathy. the senate cannot lay down and get chewed up by mitch mcconnell's procedural lawnmower. this is bigger than resistance or party. this speaks to our freedom.

glad you are here, let's start it off on kennedy. the senate vote on fisa is expected sometime later this week. why will so many lawmakers vote to further destroy our freedom and right to privacy? joining knee for the first time on the show, oregon senator ron wyden. i hope there is a way of reversing the house's horrible decision on this garbage legislation. in your ideal world, i now and senator rand paul have authored almost identical version in the senate of what jaws continue amash authored in the house version. >> what we want to do is make

sure there is no end run on the constitution. we don't take a back seat to anybody in terms of going after terrorists overseas. but what has happened now that communication systems around the globe have become interconnected, more and more law abiding americans are getting swept up in those searches. so you could have a business person here in the united states talking to a foreigner and they might have their the emails swept up in that collection. what we want to do is say that unless this an emergency, that business person's data can only be searched if you get a warrant. kennedy: now with this legislation that will probably also pass the senate about collection return, that was the one where the fisa court swatted

count nsa for targeting people who weren't sending or receiving emails, but whether there was something about someone who was a target. if you write something about someone, if you mention someone's maim who might be a person of interest to the nsa or cia or fbi, now all of a sudden your emails get swept up in that. it's difficult tore me to believe that people like devin nunes says there were important protections put in place when this seems worse. >> our bipartisan coalition wants to make sure the prohibition on about collection stays in place. it means there is barely a mention of somebody. i had been making the case about about collection for years and years. finally even the government saw

they had gone too far, moved administratively to get rid of it, and now there is talk about bringing it back. so what our bipartisan group wants to do is bar that. in a lot of ways we have gone backwards in the last couple years. when i asked ann coats the head of national intelligence about pure reply domestic collection, we couldn't get a straight answer about that either. >> i will never forget, it fizzle me with rage when i think about james clapper sitting in front of you in that senate committee grilling, and you asked him, is the nsa spying on americans? and he lied it was a bald faced lie. that's why so many people are sceptical of the way this information is obtained and who is using it, and how many people are caught up in this net. i don't understand how you hold people like dan coats and james

clapper accountable when there is so much opacity. we don't have real numbers and real answers. wee they sounds like used car salesmen when they say trust me. >> it's a dangerous world. there is no dispute about that. the difference of opinion is those who basically or the status quo caucus exploit that and say it's a dangerous world. give us these powers. what we have said is look, security and liberty are not mutually exclusive. the american people deserve smart policies that give them both. and that's what we believe we are nawfg our bipartisan bill. kennedy: i want to ask you about the potential government shutdown coming up this friday at midnight. the president tweeted the

democrats want to shut down the government for you intoard security and amnesty. the biggest loser will be our rapidly rebuilding military at a time when we need it more than ever. no more dangerous thought are you and we need a merit based system of immigration. the president's potential vulgar comments last week have made negotiations more nefarious. are we headed towards a government shutdown? >> i hope not. republicans are in charge all the branches of government. they are in the driver's seat. we have had a bipartisan agreement on the children's health plan, one of the key issues. it plays important for my state. there has been a lot of progress on a bipartisan effort for daca young people.

the dreamers unfortunately. there was a big setback last week on that. all instigated by the president. my hope is the government will not shut down, and certainly what democrats have shown on key issues like daca, children's health, we want to keep the government open and find common ground. >> if lindsey graham and the president came to you and said let's end chain migration and the lottery system and let's do something to beef up part of the wall. let's do that and take care of the dreamers, would you go for that deal? >> never negotiate on television, but i think these dreamers have done nothing wrong. they have done everything right. i meet with them at home. they have great grades. in. kennedy: no one disputes that.

republicans are falling all over themselves to say the exact same thing. that's not the issue. >> the president has been all over the map on these immigration issues. democrats consistently said we support security. we don't think it makes sense to spend $18 billion on a wall. we need help for our roads and bridges and transportation systems. but we have always been for security. so this is doable. lindsey graham and dick durbin, a big group of democrats have been working on this. i think that ought to be the foundation going forward. kennedy: you were so nice to me when i was in high school. i was volunteering as a mime and i broke my silence to talk to you at the charity dinner.

what's going to happen here. will there be a shutdown? if so, who is to blame. bre peyton is here when long with comedian and head writer on this very show, jimmy failla. and free think media partner, camille foster back in -- kmele foster back in action, daddy strong. >> three hours last night. amazing. kennedy: such a dream come true. let's talk about the government shutdown. i am one of those people who tend to think maybe shutting down the government isn't the worst thing in the world. i lake a good nap. >> when it comes to the spending, those will get lifted. republicans only care about spending caps when they are in

power. when it comes to the dreamers and folks on these temporary program, there are well over a mill people who live in this country who lived here for over a decade who call america home. the on home they have. and they live in a situation where they are completely uncertain about what if the future looks like. all the politicians on both sides of this issue need to take a hard look in the mirror, as do the pundit class. kennedy: day was watching cory booker put the screws to the homeland secretary, homeland security secretary. that's all they do. it's gum flapping and grandstanding. >> it's just sound bite opportunities. i'm a knicks fan. but the idea that-mile-an-hour in this country doesn't support

merit-based immigration i think is fighting for. if we don't get it now we'll never get it again. we have never had a politician who is willing to batter consequence of doing something that he thinks is right. he's going for it. kennedy: it many shut down chicken. they are going full speed at each other. who drives the tractor off the road first. >> look at democrats deciding the dream act and the hill they are going to die on reveals they are doubling down on this identity politics agenda. at the end of the day it doesn't fix our immigration problem. they are pursuing a legislative fiction for this specific group of people. kennedy: it's not come prehencive. no one has the political will to

actually fix the immigration system. when they complain about sanctuary cities and drugs pouring over the border, it's because we have a lousy immigration and prohibition system. the whole thing that may have blown up the deal on immigration and the budget is that oval office meeting last thursday where the president is accused of using a vulgar term to describe african countries and hate he. he even singled out the you know, dick durbin. no, dickey durbin is his name who initially accused him. nor dickey durbin misrepresented what was said at the immigration meeting. durbin blew daca and it's hurting our military. durbin is saying the white house should release the tapes.

he also questioned the secretary for the department of homeland security today about the meeting and some of the language used. >> you said on fox news the president used strong language. what was that strong language? >> there was apologies, i don't remember specific words. way was struck with as i'm sure you were as well. the general profanity that was used in the room by almost everyone. kennedy: it sounds like a saloon in the 1800s. are these comments getting blown out of proportion or is there something to this? is there something that lurks beneath the president's surface? he says he's the least racist person in the world. >> this hole filled with fecal matter. there are no racial connotations associated with that.

there is -- he's saying these are economically disadvantaged. why should we put a preference on those immigrants coming in from those particular places. dick durbin coming out and making this the particular issue. i don't see how this advantages the dreamers or the cause of actually trying to get a compromise. this is a his tir cal circus and -- this is a hi this is hys. >> the russian probe was supposed to do it. the book was supposed to do it. and they are starting to keep building on this because it's more important to them to score the political capital than do anything on behalf of the people they purport to care about.

hate he, the dreamers. kennedy: sean penn lost his mind. is limiting immigration racist? >> no. i don't think so. it's fine to have a conversation about who should and should the come into this country. and i think what makes america great is accepting people from countries that are rife with corruption. my family came from argentina and people would disappear because they spoke out against the government. they came over here and decided to make a life for themselves. they started small businesses and hired people and have done things i'm proud of. so saying who is america for, who should we let in. it's frustrating that's not the conversation we are having. kennedy: the party panel returns a little bit later.

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kennedy: the japanese national broadcasting system took a page out of hawaii's book. the mess and was retracted within five minutes but the emotional damage was already done because this is the same app that credibly warned citizens of earthquakes and tsunamis in the past it comes on the same day as an international sum tonight canada on how to solve the north korean nuclear crisis. mike baker, welcome back.

>> thank you very much. an international summit. that will sort the problem out. right. kennedy: and they will go to the international house of pancakes. so let's talk about these alert failures. i think that there is something at work there. this is a bit of social engineering to see how people react to what they feel is imminent death. >> i would like to go along with you on that. by perspective is what happens occasionally. they are all human protocols. you can't take a human out of this. hawaii, for instance. it was a classic case, you have got your protocols in place. you exercise it, and eventually at some point you are going to have an error because there are

humans involved professor. japan retracted the message much quicker. at least in japan they got on it much quicker. kennedy: if there is a real missile that's launched in one of these places you could have an apathetic populace that doesn't respond appropriately because they feel the government cried wolf. >> when these things happen they are very, very regrettable. so you have got to find things positive to take out of it. what you need to do -- it must be the russians, frankly. everybody is look at the protocols. they are figuring out where can we tighten this up. whether it's a natural disaster or a missile coming your way

it's not a bad idea to make some plans. have a plan. kennedy: the state department is telling you, if you are going to north korea you have to write a will and plan your funeral. >> just in case you have summer vacation plans to go to fong a yang. whether you are -- plans to go to pyongyang. whether you are going to north korea or not it makes sense. but they are pointing out, nobody traveling to north korea maybe trap with the exception of a journalist on an official junket should ever think they a u.s. citizen is going to afford them some protection. that's not the case.

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kennedy: sloppy steve has been subpoenaed. robert mueller has subpoenaed steve bannon to testify before a grand jury. sources believe this may be a negotiating tactic. it's been a long day for bannon who met with the house intelligence committee behind closed doors. later this week former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski and former white house communications director hope hicks also expected to testify. does this spell trouble for the president? there is only one person to ask. >> this is why democracy dies in the secrecy. was we don't know exactly what happened. we have a version from one

person who was in there was that questions were put to steve bannon about his time in the transition and the white house and he refused to answer. you can't refuse to answer without stating a judiciously recognized -- a judiciously recognized -- a judiciously the recognized reason. executive privilege,. kennedy: he did not plead the fifth. >> correct. he didn't state any privilege. that's why these interrogations behind doors are political stunts. republicans want to make trump look bad and bannon look good. unless someone is courageous enough to leak the transcript we won't know what happened. but we understand after he made

it clear wasn't going to answer, they served him with a seena. well, that subpoena isn't valid for another 10 chase because the law gives you 10 days to challenge a subpoena. kennedy: speaking of behind the scenes, pegs counsel robert mueller has subpoenaed steve bannon to testify before a grand jury. will that testimony take place? >> i think that's an unusual move on bob mueller's part because his m.o. has been come and talk to me. bannon refused to talk so they are dragging him before a grand jury. kennedy: does he have to talk there unless he takes the fifth? >> yes. the consequences that they will subpoena you before the grand

jury, fail into joke a recognized privilege and it's up to bob mule tore have him held in contempt. our colleague at sphoks judith miller was incarcerated for 88 days for failure to answer a question the government already knew the answer to. kennedy: the border wall is high on the president's to-do list. he tweeted we mist have a wall to help stop the massive flow of drugs. but new data shows the border isn't as dangerous as the drug warriors and the president suggest. the claim is legalizing marijuana has reduced transporting pot across the border. so why don't we legalize

everything everywhere. the party panel is back. bre peyton, and kmele foster, and jimmy failla. this is not a surprise. but th -- butted the 40% statisc decreases in border states. >> there is a piece today celebrating the 100th anniversary of the 18th amendment that gave us alcohol prohibition. we learned our lesson from that. it gave us crime and violence. there is something to say that violence on both sides of our border with mexico is a consequence of our laws on the prohibitions.

kennedy: i'm obsessed with the show narcos which follows the colombian drug cartels. you can try and decimate supply. you will never do anything about demand. all you have to do is make it illegal, and people have to associate with criminals. >> you don't want to kill anybody on the bored when you can see yourself kill something one on netflix. but it speaks to your argument. whatever area of vice in this city that is illegal. -- i can get a gun within five minutes of leaving this place in this city. kennedy: bre, what do

conservatives say about this? people like to jeff sessions who are so eager for even more prohibition even though the public appetite is to soften marijuana laws and allow people to partake in whatever they want with their own damn bodies. >> if your priority is to secure the border, and saying crime has drop by 40%. when you legalize the substance in states act bored, you can look at that and say why don't we try doing that. i think it would make sense. kennedy: i enjoy my freedom. so good to see all of you. thank you so much.

coming up in the aftermath of 9/11 a group of special forces were the first to lands in afghanistan. the movie "12

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we'll have to write it ourselves. >> i briefed five captains for this mission. 100 years military experience between them. but you are the on one who seize it the what it is. i choose you. kennedy: that's a movie from the movie "12 strong." it tells the story of the special forces who teamed up with the afghans to battle the taliban after the 9/11 attacks. joining me, jerry bruckheimer. 12strong opens in theatres this friday. welcome to the show. this is based on a book by doug and dan. were you fascinated by afghanistan before you made the movie? >> city was the book.

these 12 guys right went right in there and left their family. it was a suicide mission. there was a $100,000 bounty on their bodies, $50,000 on their bloody uniformed. it was a tough tough operation. kennedy: a great success. they secured the fourth largest city in afghanistan in a short periods of time. >> three weeks. kennedy: they must have been like this is going to be quick work here. but 17 years later we are still in afghanistan. >> we left. that was part of the problem. and it's unfortunate. but what they did was extraordinary. 12 men going in there and driving the taliban out. first was the cia went in there and secured some of the war lords. they had to meet up with this general. they were worried they would be

turned for for ransom to the taliban. fortunately the special forces are trained to be diplomats. they are highly intelligent and they are also deadly. kennedy: they are so capable. the worry is with some of the casualties we have seen in north africa, it's easy for presidents and the military to overrely on special forces. from the time this happened to the time the book was written, and the time the movie comes out, special forces have evolved in a short period of time. >> they are sent in to work with pair military and not to invade the country. to work with their indigenous forces, the invaders out, which was the taliban. kennedy: our country would be better served by that ethos as opposed to the idea of going in and changing a place like

afghanistan which is something we wanted to do since we have been there for so long. by the many pretty extraordinary what this small group of people was able to achieve. >> that's absolutely true. when they go in there they try to work the afghan people. but peach warlord didn't like each other. so our guys had to get in the middle of these men and separate them and have them work together. kennedy: this is not cut and dry good guys versus bad guys. >> they are all gray. some work with the russians, some with the after again people. kennedy: was it difficult to get a movie made about this time period? >> absolutely. it took 8 years. you have to get good screenplay which takes a while. you have to interview the real men.

and you have to get good screenwriters. but we finally got it done, and to convince good actors to work with you. kennedy: but they have to read this material and know they are able to fully commit themselves to it. >> they sat with the real men, they had to learn to ride horses. they had to work the weapons. but the story, they went over there and they couldn't ride horses. only one of them knew how to ride a horse. they had to go into battle on horses. thank you, you are the best. kennedy: there is a potato chip thief on the loose in

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he decided to make her eat a filet o fish. police believe he may be hiding somewhere where no one would ever go like a hawks game. topic number three. the stock market may be soaring, but down in gatlinburg, tennessee it's still a bear market. two women were doing what you down side a rental cabin when they heard their car horn honking. when they got out things got weird. a baby bear smells snacks inside their car and decided to climb

in and help her zell. but she couldn't get out, she failed in and scratched. the ladies finally got the door open. both women easy could have been killed. but luckily the hungry bears decided not to eat them. that was like the kendall jenner pepsi commercial. topic number four. florida. florida police have seen people do just about everything which is why none of them eat hot pockets anymore. google it. you will find the story. this week police caught their most of coldblooded criminal

yet. this is a 12.5 foot purchase these python headed toward a residential area when agents caught it on a highway. the most of shocking catch of all time unless you are a saints fan. police have posted photos of the snake online along with various cats who have gone missing in the last month or so. no wonder they caught the shakef snake. it couldn't move so fast on a full stomach. the people of st. charles illinois are partying like it's 1999 tonight mostly because they still use dial-up. and the st. charles boys, team was tied with their cross-town

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obsession? >> he would go to the shop and we wouldn't see him until the next day. >> a mind like i have got works 24 hours a day. and you can't create fast enough the things that come up into it. >> when did he go to your little league game? >> he rarely attended our little league games. >> i never felt that he didn't love me, but he wasn't interested in my little league games. >> one thing they say they are sure of is that their dad loved them. but it seems to me like he loved firearms more. whatever gun he couldn't collect whether it was a can noo considn nooacanon or cattle, he would m.

he worked at the colt company. but the one son, he wants to keep the collection. kennedy: they can't split it up? >> no. a lot of the collections i see in inheritance feel it would be wrong to split it up. everybody wants to do the right thing. but a lot of the people this season, we have 26 new shows that started last night. not only are threat weirdest and strangest. 11 of the 26 are viewers who email me. they all want to do the right thing. they are not in it for the money. kennedy: thank you so much. you can follow me on twitter and

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