we'll use every tool available within our authority to make sure that happens. judicial watch's chris farrell and jason chaffetz join us. kennedy: the head of the va out. now who is caring for our vets. the battle for the second amendment. while debate a democratic candidate in texas. where is the chinese satellite going to crash? i will talk to michio kaku. strap yourself in it's time for for -- for lift-off. joining rec tillerson on the bread line is secretary david shulkin. he spent too much time sight

seeing in the u.k. and watching wimbledon when he should have been back home helping vets. he hasn't done enough to right the wobbly ship of the administration. the warriors are some of the most of under served in our nation. enter ronnie jackson. remember the rear admiral doctor who gave the president a glowing medical report? jackson will be the president's pick to lead the va and hopefully he'll produce work as glowing as the president's medical exam. it is into locker acceptable to use them as elaborates in a failed sadistic experiment and

it's high time they had more choices and proper support to fix their government-imposed sicknesses. i'm going to make you healthy right now. let's get to it. i'm kennedy. david shulkin obviously not the first cabinet member to spend your mobby liking a drunken tailor. tom price was tossed after too knowledge private plane trips. if you are betsy devos or steve mnuchin, have at it. but if you work for us, you should know about discipline. fiscal and otherwise. let me go to my stars and stripes ready party panel.

a stars and stripes kirsten haglund. and chief editor of dow jones news wire. let's discuss a little bit. a lot of dwramma and shake-ups and personnel changes. what does this tell you of the exit of the va secretary about the state of affairs. >> this administration is not going to tolerate any more scandals. they have enough distractions going on. when you are sent to washington on part of a message of draining the swamp and you have people take their wives on trips and taking free tickets to wimbledon it doesn't support that message. kennedy: shulkin said the i.g. asked inappropriate questions and came up with a misleading

report. what happened to shulkin and is anyone in that position doomed to fail? >> there is a bureaucratic fight within the va. it's massive. there has been a fight between people called the trumpist side saying how quickly can we get to more private sort of delivery system of medicine. get private doctors and work around this horrifying backlog. david shulkin was seen to have gone more native or gone more slow than trump and his other people would have liked. part of this is the bureaucratic fight is over and this side won. the side toward making this happen faster has won out in this case. kennedy: so you have got ronnie jackson, you have mike pompeo coming in as secretary of state. what do these personnel changes

tell you about the evolving administration. and john bolton. never forget him or his mustache. >> he's placing people around him he feels he can trusts specially with the admiral. whenever someone comes out and is that loyal in defense of donald trump he makes sure they stay on board. what will be interesting to see is the reaction from his base and more the hard-line conservatives. ronnie jackson was also president obama's doctor. i think it's trying to bring people around him he feels he can trust. >> agree with him on the

fundamental issues. bolton and pompeo agree with him on the iran deal and north korea. kennedy: pompeo and bolton might be described as hawks or war mongers or neocons though john bolton doesn't like that term. there seems to be a continues between a heavy-handed approach to defense and one that is more regulatory. is there any way to re could be soil these two sides of the president's psyche. >> the president said he would make these different kind of changes. some were populist. some were conservative. they seem to come together around a trump ideology. so i think we have to come to expect that the president is going to do things his way.

kennedy: it's confusing because it's not one way. people aren't more comfortable when players can fit into simple boxes. to his credit, i think he president deserves to have people around him that he trusts. the justice department's inspector general announcing they are going to look into potential fisa abuses by the doj and the fbi. they have been pushing this for weeks. how did the fbi and doj get permission to secretly spy on a certain u.s. person? this comes after persons on the house intel committee released documents that showed they relied too heavily on the infamous trump dossier that

contains salacious, unverified allegations. is it high time to end abusive government surveillance? is this keeping the surveillance state in check? >> this is not keeping the surveillance state in check at all. this is a partisan and bureaucratic fight about a tailors individual case that affects the sitting president. if it was keeping the government in check we would have changed the authorization when it came up for reauthorization. kennedy: devin nunes could have made those plain to people so they could have put pressure on their respective members of congress. >> this is complete political theater. i like you and many americans would like to see many elements of the surveillance state pulled

back. neither wants the other party to have this authority. they need to take the advice of trey gowdy who recently said if you are not guilty, act like it. kennedy: it's not about transparency. we are thought going to see the inspector general report while it's in progress. the decision relies upon. so how does that change anything if we don't get to see what necessarily needs to be shown in order to change the system. >> i think the best thing you can expect in terms of outcomes is having the inspector general looking into this is some level of oversight that we haven't seen in a while. kennedy: i think you are absolutely right. it doesn't go further and

doesn't go far enough. kennedy: there are only a few people in the house and senate who get so frustrated and vocal about these abuses, but it becomes partisan and absurd when people get upset that their guy was targeted. they are not willing to look at the system. they are just willing to complain about the outcomes. >> judge napolitano came this close to swaying the president at least getting a tweet out of him connecting the dots. if you were upset about this case in the fbi, then you should look at the broader case here. sadly that krmt did not obtain in the end with the president. kennedy: unfortunately it's a dog whistle. so the other side says the fbi must be doing good because they went after the guy i don't like. but when they go after your guy

or your gal, that's different. first up, is president trump's hardball strategy with north korea working? kim jong-un traveled to beijing for his first foreign trip since taking power. chinese state media reports the north korean leader says he's committed to denuclearization and meeting wument s. officials. the president tweeted for decades people said peace and the denuclearization of the north korean peninsula was not even a small possibility. now there is a good chance that kim jong-un will do what is right for his people and for humanity.

bryan suits is back, so, tell me what's happening here. what's the significance of the timing of the meeting between china and north korea. >> it appeared the chinese called him there to lay out their could be ditions for support it appears you will denuclearize because we'll guarantee you will not be overthrown. what he ultimately wants is regime survival. the chinese have said there will not be a war on the north korean peninsula. all the refugees would go north into our country and the end result would be a unified korea. the number one foreign policy agreement is a unified korea. they told north korea you are a threat to our foreign policy. if you go to war, you will lose and we'll suffer the

circumstances. we are jumping into tell you you will survive. we'll guarantee to you with the americans you will exist. kennedy: let's talk about the probabilities. china obviously wants to control the korean peninsula, they have done that by making sure north korea stays nuclearized and they have a weapon so china doesn't have to provide all of their defense. but with peace on the horizon, what are the chances the u.s. takes more control over that sphere of influence and through peace they are able to with a weaker north korea, one that cannot defend itself, what are the chances under this u.s. influence the peninsula reunifies? >> the give on our part would facebook you signed a peace treaty there is no reason to have a 50,000 american ground

troop presence in south korea. but they are going to okinawa or guam. they will only be three hours away. on your part when you sign the peace treaty we stop trying to influence or overthrow your regime. you can feed the army first and starve the people, whatever. there is a lot in it for north korea. they will probably ask for space launch development rights. they launch satellites and all that. it would be a remarkable breakthrough on the part of the united states and the north koreans. kennedy: let's talk about the new va secretary ronny jackson.

you have spoken openly by the as a host and analyst. how do you see this playing out? >> i hope this guy is on board for the private voucher system john mccabe has talked about. he's a career navy. he has to resign to join the cabinet. my recommendation would be all 9/11 and afterwards combat wounded veterans be given a voucher system. i have health claims from bosnia. my combat wounds were in iraq in 2005. i would like to go to a private doctor. i'm in the sag actors guild health system here in l.a. which is beautiful. but when i want my combat wounds treated i have to go to the va in westwood. the contrast between the two health systems is jaw dropping.

i hope this guy is on board for trump's idea for people like me who want outpatient treatment. kennedy: some choices that you can exercise without having to wait in line forever in order to get treatment which means all combat veterans in this country have to be extras in network sit- -- coms. >> i'm going to be a walk-on on roseanne. kennedy: the president says the second amendment will never be repealed. but that's not stopping one democratic hopeful in texas. we'll see if he thinks he has a chance in the longhorn state.

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doubling down on your right to own a gun. retired justice john paul stevens called for a repeal of the second amendment. the president said the second amendment will never be repealed. as much as democrats would like to see this happen, and despite the words of former supreme court justice stevens. no way. but some support for stevens is coming from the most of unlikely of places. texas. gun owner and democratic candidate for state office agrees with the idea of repeal saying owning a gun should be a privilege, not a right. joining me now, the democratic candidate for texas state representative out of houston. i think the idea is interesting. right now we are at a point where people are instead of just

reaching for typical talking points, are reaching for more extreme solutions which run the gamut from arming every teacher to repealing the second amendment completely. do you fall on the side of the latter? >> yeah, i do. that's been a developing opinion probably like most of americans, i have gone from the situation where i did agree it was a fundamental right to have a weapon for self-defense to the point we are now. people are dying, children are dying because we cannot agree on what the second men even means. as long as that dispute is out there, we are arguing about what even the language means, i believe we have to scrap that amendment and start from scratch. kennedy: i don't know that you have to do that. i think you have to consider the hyperbole a little bit. would you agree children now are

safer or less safe than they were 15 years ago? >> i don't think there is any doubt they are less safe. kennedy: statistically there has been a precipitous drop in gun violence and violent crime. if children are surviving at a higher rate, how are they less safe? >> well, i guess you would have to sit down and talk to the parents of those children in parkland and newtown and people related to the people killed in vegas and try to convince them that somehow we are safer than we used to be. i don't buy that. if you look at a bigger picture, where does the united states sit in the world in terms of gun deaths, we are at the top. that directly correlates to the fact we have more guns than the rest of the world. kennedy: let's talk about direct

correlations. in texas you have more guns and anywhere else in the country, therefore you have no living people in texas because more guns means more homicides. you have so many guns there everyone is obviously dead, correct? >> well, the problem with that premise is the people who own guns in texas are mostly law abiding certain seasons, just because -- citizens. just because i advocate for repeal of the second amendment doesn't mean i advocate for banning guns. kennedy: how does that work? we repeal the second memo people are no longer able to exercise their constitutional right to protect themselves which would be a difficult argument for to you put forward in the state of texas. i have been there many times. i know a lot of people there it's a special place. how do you square that with what we have come to the conclusion

as a natural right. limits say you repeal it and people now have to prove that they are responsible and capable of owning and using a gun. that's fine. what do you do about the 300 million guns that are already out there? >> i will address that question in two parts. you said it's a natural price. kennedy: self-defense is a natural right. >> i'm not sure where you get that. most of interbetters of the u.s. constitution apply the wright to bear arms to the preceding lang waiblg that talks about a well-regulated militia. kennedy: justice scalia was in the majority in the d.c. versus heller case and there are political if philosophers who clearly define what a natural right is and the right to continue living your life

without someone taking it from you happens to be a natural right. how you maintain your life? sometimes it's through self-defense. >> that gets to my second point of my answer. like i said, if we make gun ownership a privilege and not a right, all that means is the people who want guns have to go through a few simple steps to get them. kennedy: i think you are right. i think criminals are the first ones who are going to sign up for training, they are going to register their weapons, they are probably going to hand over the ones that you arbitrarily deem to be unfit because your brand of authoritarian moralization proves that you know better man other people how best to defend themselves and their family. that's great. that makes a lot of sense. you changed my mind. >> when you apply home defense and self-defense to this

argument you are ignoring things like children at school who aren't there to defend themselves or people at a concert in las vegas. they are not there to defend themselves. these are people doing normal everyday activities that are getting slaughtered because we cannot agree on how to restrict gun ownership. the second amendment is broken. in texas we say if something ain't broke we don't fix it. kennedy: humanity is broken and the few people who cross the line and go on those murderous ram pages, you would wad up the second amendment and sheet at them with a can noo cannon and t change them. you may have a lot of people who are registered democrats, but they ared a heernts to the second amendment -- they ared .

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kennedy: i miss the 90s. roseanne barr can't sing "the national anthem" but some tv critics think she can save the country. it pokes fun at democrats and republicans. >> i didn't mine to employ you are a right-wing jackass. i should have tried to understand why you voted the crazy way you did. >> i should have understood you want the government to give everybody free healthcare because you are a good hearted person who can't do simple math. kennedy: she drew widespread criticism when she announced she

would portray a pro-actual character. -- a pro-trump character. can roseanne make america great again? or will she just be grating. glenn, you watched the news, you understand critical analysis of the tv and other media. what do you make of the phenomenal success of this reboot. >> there are two things going on. there is a number of these nostalgic reboots of shows we liked from back when, taking a new take on what's happening today. and today there is a trump-effect. it was brought in with that whole motive, we are going to take this on. there is something to the notion of going head-on about the tensions in america around these issues rather than dancing

around them and ignoring them. the question is, do we get bored with that ongoing thesis? kennedy: handsomely paid writers who have to invent new story lines every week. as we talk about the polarization in this country. look what happened with your facebook friends. >> it's interesting, this is so successful. those numbers are staggering. the journalistic equivalent of this so unsuccessful. it's when the "wall street journal" says we are going to ohio to talk to the trump voters and see what the people are like here. kennedy: you could be hillary clinton and -- and say if you didn't vote for her it's because usual sexist or if you are a woman you voted for him because

your husband told you to. >> it's a better place to wrestle with these tensions and conflicts in society. the numbers are huge in tulsa and beautiful and much began. >> people are sick of being fed one-sided group think. you don't necessarily agree with jimmy kimmel because he tells a joke wrapped up in his propaganda. >> it's interesting on a couple levels. you are seeing this could be profitable for big studios. they speak and understand dollars more than anything else. it's a similar thing with films, a bunch of them are making faith films. a lot of people in the faith community turn out to watch movies. what also i think people like and enjoy about this content is they see themselves in it. and things have gone the so

vitriolic and angry, that this kind of diffuses the tension so people can feel comfortable with friend and flame they disagree with. kennedy: roseanne barr came out in support of the president. she says i don't like everything he says, but she didn't like hillary clinton. many voters in wisconsin and pennsylvania shared her disdain. >> the tension is real in america. a show that captured that and addresses it will get people attention on both sides. >> the president has been profitable for stephen colbert and something on the flip side. to donald trump's credit, he said you people need me and you want me. thank you so much. it's lovely having you. coming up. do you want to prevent your kid from becoming snowflakes.

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let your kids walk home from school and parents won't face prosecution for letting their kids play outside, bike to school or wait alone in a car while they are in a grocery store. the bill passed unanimously. the term free ranged kids was coined 10 years ago after she aloud hire kid to ride the subject sway and she was deemed the world worst mom. it's sad to me that utah has to pass a law it's great, but it's sad when we have to codify common sense. >> one of the comments was utah legalizes drinking from the

hose. your ma'am says you are -- your mom says you are ready to walk to school. i know my kid. i should be able to make these decisions. now in utah parents get to do that. kennedy: you have documented parents intertbaition social services throughout the country for allowing their child to mow a lawn or walk to school or play in the driveway. it's insane. did you help write this law in utah? >> i come from a tabloid background and i wrote it as one sentence and it is our children have time to unsupervised time and we have the right to give to it hem without being arrested. then it was made into legal terms it's not illegal.

a lot of parents get arrested when they are picking up the dry cleaning. they talked to child protective services. this is not a law that says let's get rid of cps. we want parents who are feed -- thatw are beating their kids and giving them drugs to interface with authorities. but you don't want parents who are treating their kids like wonderful, cherished people, don't want to get arrested. kennedy: we have to second guess our parenting constantly when we are trying to raise children to become citizens and think for themselves and have to independence it's scary but it starts in childhood. if you are always with your kid, you are not going to raise a problem solver because you are there with them.

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less than a third of it will survive reentry. that thing weighs 18,000 bounds, as big as a school bus. about a third it makes it through reentry. kennedy: does it fireball into our atmosphere whole? >> you will be able to watch on tv, you can watch as it happens. in the past it shut australia and canada. -- in the past it has hit australia and canada. in 1978 we had mother of all such incidences where a russian nuclear reactor broke up, spewed uranium, weapons grade uranium

over canadian real estate. they sent huskies to retrieve as much of this as they could. so it could be a lot worse. this could be a dress rehearsal. the international space station, if it loses funding after 2028. it could be the mother of all the man made fireballs coming from outer space. kennedy: it crashes back to earth. >> you could amount it to a degree. the space station you can amount it to a degree. but huge chunks will break up over different continents, i think. and this could be a dress rehearsal for the big one. that's the biggest machine ever put into orbit.

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