i'm trying to end on a light note. perhaps that wasn't it. i for one thing a pause is correct. and coulter and huckabee join us tomorrow night. good knight from new york. kennedy: get out now, republicans sound like phantoms from a horror movie but that's the new battle cry from fed up with republicans who want house speaker paul ryan to step down immediately. you know what? i agree. pack the bags, paul and don't let the door hit you. a number of unnamed gop lawmakers want him gone so his successor can take over before the midterms. one senior republican house member thinks he's going to be gone by the summer. and there's worry among donors that if he stays that could further divide the party. but just this morning paul stuck his finger in everybody's eye saying he has no plans to step down now. >> there's not that's come close

to being able to raise the kinds of funds i have and still can raise for the majority. it's oob yousl obviously in yout to keeping the majority that every player is on the field raising for this majority and it makes no sense to take the biggest fundraiser off of the field. kennedy: nancy pelosi is also a former speaker of the house. is it better for ryan to finish out his term or does he need to hit the road as soon as possible. let me ask someone on the field, floferred republicaflorida repun matt gates. should he stay or go? >> speaker ryan should do whatever his heart leads him to do. kennedy: you don't believe that. >> i absolutely believe that. here's the problem. if we take paul ryan off of the field right now, instead of finishing strong, we will shatter into a bunch of factions fighting each other fn power. paul ryan can be a caretaker of

the speakership, go into the midterm strong and i don't think pushing him out early if think e he didn't want to go is in any way dissed a va advantageous. kennedy: i have a lot of respect for you. if paul ryan has done a bangup job, his caucus should not be fractured. you should get together and say this is the person we stand behind. you're excited for fresh blood. someone in the upper echelon of your party in that chamber is ready to bleed. why don't you get behind that person now so you can coalesce and craft an agenda. >> i think it's the senate that's the problem. we've passed funding for the wall, passed removal of sanctuary cities, passed a repeal of obamacare. the senate can't do anything. it's not paul ryan's fault that we've had a less than effective

represent. kennedy: ththe corps p.if you tn too soon you can get an infection. if paul ryan can maintain stability, maintain some order while we advance the president's agenda for the rest to have 115th congress, i think that's all the better. this is a guy who didn't want to job in the first place. he didn't want to do it. he took it because there was nobody else going to be able to get to 218 voeltz. kennedy: 218 votes. kennedy: and hen completely abandoned his principles and pushed through a $1.3 trillion bloated disgusting offensive spending bill. >> i agree. i didn't vote for it. i don't agree with every decision the speaker has made. but any of the people the republicans would back also voted for that very bill.

kennedy: i haven't cited anyone though. >> you've cited members of the house who want to replace ryan. those members veeted for the bill the people they want to step in to be speaker next voted for the bill kennedy: you have some powerful allies and quite a few of them, many of them didn't vote for the bill. why don't you get together as a coalition and find someone who is actually principled, who is actually going to stand up for limited government and fiscal conservatism and run the whole thing? >> well, it is not the easiest thing in the world to find a principled conservative in washington. sometimes that's the last place we look. but the majority of republicans voted for that treacherous bill. so even within our own conference the physical conservatives are outnumbered. we're going to have to work with people who aren't as libertarian leaning as we are and we're going to have to fine someone who who can unify the

institution. paul ryan has done that. kennedy: no he hasn't. >> look at what we've gotten done in the house. kennedy: look at what you haven't gotten done in the house. >> compare that to the senate. in the house we've been so much more productive on immigration, border security, on health care, and even on taxes we've gotten more done than the senate. everything we do gets watered down over there because the senate doesn't want to take tough votes. that's not paul ryan's fault. it's probably one of the reasons why the president worked well with the speaker. kennedy: are you retiring? >> not yet, kennedy. kennedy: aknow a lot of people are heading for the exits, including dennis ross. >> dennis has been a great conservative and i'm really going to miss pim. but look, a lot of people are leaving washington because this is a place where we're not getting enough done and we've got to have fighters willing to stay here and ensure that we don't engage in the greatest wave of generational theft and

that's going to require republicans acting like republicans again. kennedy: if the president in fact fires bob mueller, what will the republicans do? how will they line up? >> i think he should fire rod rosenstein. and i think it's tragic that in the united states senate an institution that couldn't come together to pass a repeal of obamacare or fund a border wall is all of the sudden unifying around bob mueller. it's sure that the president and deep and dangerous waters in the senate and hopefully we can help him in the house. kennedy: does that mean that the house republicans are protecting the president? >> i hope so. i know my colleagues on the judiciary committee pointed out the hypocrisy in the mueller investigation where people have conflicts of interest, with rod rosenstein thinks he can oversee it when he wrote the memo to comey. kennedy: very last question.

we're running out of time. john boehner who was antimarijuana just seven years ago has come out pro-cannabis. what are you feelings on that? >> welcome aboard, speaker bane esh. boehner. but i hope that people don't have to leigh congress before they wake up to the realities of cacannabis reform. kennedy: i hope he can influence people in power right now to reschedule the drug so we can get benefits for veterans and others. thank you so much. nchts than what should paul ? stick around or hit the bricks. tonight kat is here along with robby soave and rachel campos-duffy. rachel, i will start with you. obviously there are some heated words and a lot of emotion about spiker ryan resigning. so should she leave right now as some house republicans have

unanimously and anonymously. >> well, i obviously agree with the congressman. i think that the last thing we need, with all of the vi vit vil going on is another reason for the republicans to be divided. i know you're not a fan of paul ryan. congressman gates likes paul ryan, he's a unifying figure between the factions, the establishment, the sort of middle of the road and the freedom caucus. he does keep them together. the last thing they need is people fighting for power and undermining each other to get a speakership. i think he's right. kennedy: we had a congressman on last night thomas matthew, who said it was getter under boehner and hep never thought he would say that. there's not as much transparency and die nothing in paul ryan's house. get him out of there. if he wants to leave, let him go. >> what i hear people say is it's not paul ryan. people are not happy with his staff. a lot of times leadership staff

thinks they're the members of congress and they run things and members who are elected by the people don't get the kind of say they want. when we're looking at who the next speaker is going to be -- kennedy: interesting. and that's everyone's choice who they surround themselves with. maybe he made some bad choices. we'll add that to the list. >> oh, kennedy. kennedy: i don't feel bad at all. what's the difference here? >> the difference between ryan and boehner, there wasn't as much expectation that he ease going to be an intellectual fours for limited government conservatism. but ryan was supposed to be one who wanted to con train government. and he didn't deliver on any of that. it was such a huge letdown, republicans continued to be a huge debt pending party. kennedy: and that's what is so disappointing. he's always considered himself to be, and i hate the phrase, a

policy wonk. and he proved them wrong. >> that seems repudiated. >> get back to me on that one. i have to talk to you about that bill. >> i like boehner because he cried a lot. >> very emotional. >> i liked that. i love it. that's for me. >> i don't think it matters if paul ryan steps down or not. i think that the next person will probably be even worse, harsher on immigration, bigger spending, they will probably be more trumpy. i don't love paul ryan but i think it's going to get much worse than the next person. i am a bit of an optimist. >> by the way, my husband, you know, also voted if are the bill and he is a fiscal conservative as well. what happened is that bill had a lot of money for the military in it. and we're under a critical juncture in terms of our negotiations with north korea kennedy: yeah. i unfortunately have to move on

but i will say this. paul ryan talking about being a spending cutter is like a vegan sitting down gorging on a plate of bacon. it's the exact opposite thing and your actions betray your lack of principle. >> reports that paul ryan sees and the imoar negotiations goin- kennedy: secret stuff makes him better. >> there's a more critical -- kennedy: the more you don't kno. >> i think that vote had a lot to do with the military as it relates to negotiations with north korea and credibility in those negotiations. kennedy: we should spend a bunch of money because there's a list of secret things. got it. yeah. that's a bang-up job for us in the past. i'm going to see the panel again in a little bit. president trump holding his war plans closer to the vest and keeping the russians and syrians on their toes a day of warning that the missiles were coming nice, new and smart.

the president said there was one small catch tweeting, i never said when an attack on syria would take place. could be very soon or not at all. we have done a great job of ridding the world of isis. where is our thank you of america. james mattis met with the president today to go over his options in syria and nbc is reporting that chlorine and the nerve agent were used in the attack. is it go time or no time in syria. let's go to mike tobin who is live in jerusalem tonight. >> this is from a strategic standpoint, it looks like it was effective. we have video of russian military vehicles entering the town. information coming out that the syrian forces are in control of the street. the syrian flag flies over the last holdout for the militias

who opposed syrian president bashar alassad. this region has been a holdout for rebels. 1700 have died there, 150,000 have fled. the militias had been whittled down to army of islam. after what is now widely believed to be this chemical attack, they surrendered. there are reports of militants handing over the weapons. some firing their bullets in the air rather than surrender a full magazine. they're said to be a military police force. their stated purpose is to maintain order. they're there, however, before a fact-finding team for the organization of prevention of chemical weapons is expected to arrive this saturday. with the russians there ahead of time questions should be raised. russiamore than 40 were killed e last saturday. the world health organization says more than 500 were treated

with symptoms that appear to show exposure to some kind of toxic chemicals. health care witnesses who found the dead reported a strong smell of chlorine. multiple reports now say that the army has been on the move, evacuating bases, stashing military hardware and moving planes to airfields with strong russian presence. kennedy. kennedy: mike, thanks so much. stay safe there in jerusalem if the mt. takes action against syria, he's going to need a clearly defined goal. what should that goal be? joining me now, former cia officer and radio host buck sexton is here. should we attack syria? >> no. i think it fails on a whole bunch of levels. for one, the tactical implications of anything that we be thinking about doing are essentially irrelevant. we went through this a year ago, enforced the red line, fired off a bunch of missiles.

the airfields were up and running a few hours later. now you get into the question of okay, you can do the same thing which is truly just a gesture. i think we should be cautious of using touse tom ma hawk missile. kennedy: it's like shooting someone to send a message. >> it's inherently dangerous because of the possibility of escalation, miscalculation between some of the other entities that are in syria that are specifically backing the assad regime, iran and russia most notably, and then you look at the strategic level, what do you think we going to be accomplished by this. kennedy: and is our national security threatened. and that's a question that we're not asking enough and that really hasn't been satisfactory answered. i want to ask you about russia and iranian joint targets because they're working together in some areas of syria. if the united states were to strike, would it be smart or

dumb to attack those joint bases? >> i think it's a very bad idea because the russians and the iranians, if they felt like we actively went after them -- keep in mind, pompeo today said somebody blew up a couple hundred russians in syria, we might have talked about that on your show when that happened, which was a big deal but for domestic political reasons, putin let it go. so did the united states. but if you actually start going after uniformed or clear russian military installations or the same thing with iran, it's not that they would necessarily say well now we declare war on america. but you've upped the ante and they have any number of ways of making our lives miserable around the world in very underhanded ways and more specifically in syria where they have a much deeper foothold and greater interest than we do and have for a long time. we had an interest. our mission was to destroy the islamic state. that has been largely accomplished. assad is not the mission.

and if assad is not the mission, blowing up a bunch of his stuff is not going to solve much of anything. and people like lindsey graham saying assad himself should be a military target, it's reckless. a dumb thing to say. i'm surprised he would go that far and say it. kennedy: isn't that kind of un-american? >> i don't think we should be openly advocating for the acitizen nation of heads of state. it's one thing to say we're going after saddam's palaces. kennedy: one, there's obviously so many more problems than there are solutions. number two, we don't have an end game if we get over there, what are we doing? and number three, so many bad things can happen. and you talk about escalation. that can be so great. and much more and much worse than we've imagined right now. it's very hard to see the case for it other than, you know, maybe a couple of nights of exciting footage. >> we could not left hashtag

campaigns and youtube videos push military action. and unfortunately, that's what's going on. you have a half a million people that have died in syria since the civil war started. a few dozen died in this chemical weapons act. i'm not getting into who is responsible. looking at it from the u.s. per secretive. perspective, this is much more risk than gain. american people have reached the point, we've had enough of this stuff. this is not our fight, not our problem. kennedy: it's not going to end well. it's not going to end early and you've laid out all of the reasons why we should stop right now. thank you so much. >> and i think trump won't actually do it now. i've changed my mind. kennedy: well maybe he's watching the show. come pg up, jocoming up, joy beg that president trump is worse than kim jong-un and vladimir putin. panel returns to reminded us that he is not a homicidal

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have said a lot of stupid stuff over the years but joy pay har just umped the ante and dipped to a new low at the same time. joy? >> gotten to the point in this world now where we have to rely on the sanity of kim jong-un and putin over the president of the united states. that's where we are. kennedy: .>> the reason why. >> you think kim jong-un is less moral than trump? >> chemical gassing of children. last time i checked america isn't doing that to anyone. kennedy: man, behar is sick. she's conveniently forgetting kim jong-un's concentration camps and that he executes senior officials he doesn't like with antiaircraft guns. then there's pieten all he's guilty of destabilizing an

entire region by propping up assad in a civil war that's killed half a million people. so why is behar pushing this ridiculous comparison? party panel is back. so let's talk about this a little bit. i feel bad for megyn because she's truly outnumbered on that show, meaning these are intellectual lightweights, complete morons and they don't understand terms like morrell ml relativeness, the basic concept that in this country when the president does something wrong, we can go out in the street and scream, i think the president is an idiot and we're not going to get shot. try that in north korea or russia. >> and today also i ai ate food several times under president trump and there was plenty of food for me to eat which is not really a thing in north korea because he doesn't let that

happen. kennedy: i think joy behar should move to north korea, try saying something negative about kim jong-un on north korean state tv and see what the response is. >> i thought he was doing the thing where she's a comedian. but she was actually being dead serious. i sat there with my mouth being open for a while. she wasn't joking. i don't know how you can be that stupid. >> a long history of people on the left making apology for dictators who run countries. no matter how miserable the conditions are for the people there compared to how we have it here. more of the same of that. i think no fair credible person thinking donald trump is nearly as bad a as any of those people even if you hate him. kennedy: you can think he's the worst president in the history of the union, but having said that women in north korea yan concentration camps raped by guards and their babies are killed in front of them when they're born. >> or they have forced abortions

as well. it just proves that joy behar hates trump more than she loves america and frankly the world. barack obama when he handed over the presidency to donald trump said the one issue that keeps me up at night is north korea. whether you like trump or not, the first thing he did is said, what's the biggest problem we've got in north korea? i'll take that one. you might be nervous with how he's dealing with it but he's gotten farther than anyone else. i respect that. i hate it when they compare him to a dictator. the entire agenda is about giving up power of the government and money from the government back to the people. i mean it's the opposite of a dictatorship, the trump administration. kennedy: yes, dictatorships tend to not deregulate. >> or give you back your money. yes, exactly. >> and the trump foreign policy i think we're still waiting to see really what it is going to be. because i mean. >> it's been a lot of different things. >> recently with syria.

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the self-serving giraffe. wolff sold to some copies in the booming anti-trump cottage industry. but even in the end he had to admit he wasn't a journalist. comey apparently spilled so many beans to george stephanopoulos. it will be like watching an hour-0 long penthouse letter. if comey were interested in a higher loyalty he would have come to congress and pled his case in order to save the country. instead he nabbed a book deal, dust off his naughty memos.

comey's only higher loyalty is to himself and his narcissistic grandstanding does nothing for the country he made wait a year to find sunlight. that's not the basis for a memoir. that's a mental illness. james comb yesterday called president trump a mob boss and interacting with trump gave him flashbacks of his earlier years as a prosecutor dealing with the mob. the lying about all things large and small in service to some code of loyalty that put the organization above moralify and above the truth -- above morality and above the truth.

is this the work of a modern day-patriot or more sour grapes from a chore us of haters. joining me now, comedian dennis miller. >> kennedy, bravo, you did comey like buffalo bill did ma. i think james comey should remember when people look up to him, it's about height, and it's not about stature. you have been used by both parties. you have been passed around like a joint at sun splash. kennedy: maybe that's why his books it called "higher loyalty." >> highest loyalty. i heard everybody who decries him say they love him. i'm writing a book called "tuesdays with comey" where i meet with him and the next

tuesday he changes his story. as far as james comey goes i haven't trusted the fbi since j. edguard hoofer was wearing mary quant. kennedy: they asked him pointed questions. >> leaking stories over allowing people to leak stories, he lied through his teeth. you hear about people watching this stephanopoulos interview and their jaws were on the floor because they couldn't believe what he was saying. these are such bombshells. if the country is in such distress, then why are you waiting until you enrich yourself by writing a book? >> i don't think james comey is a strong man. i don't think he's a strong,

principled man. they are set up -- our leaders are these guys to be our leaders are in charge. they are not something to aspire to. to me i wouldn't hire james comey to do anything in my life except maybe head the fbi. would you have him mow your lawn? of course you wouldn't. would you put him in any position that would affect your bottom line? of course you wouldn't. to say mueller and comey are a monolith. i don't find them that's principled. they will tell me mueller is the most of principled man ever. i don't see people in politics or investigations much politics, anything like that. to me it's a big bs. kennedy: it's all about him. in the moment he didn't say anything to the president or to loretta lynch. he didn't push back. if his sensibilities were so

offended, he was a u.s. prosecutor. here so is one who knows how to grill another person. he knows how to elicit obvious guilt and admissions of that, and he was unable to steel his spine and say you are crossing a line here. he got his notebook and wrote things down. oh, i was offended by that. he's worse than putin and kim jong-un. >> does he know how to interrogate people? i hear these narratives. but what do i know about james comey except a lot of guy hospital rights that high, it's the easy siding of their ethics from side to side whenever it serves them to rights that high. i would like to tell you he was like judy giuliani when he -- -- rudy giuliani when he leaned in

on the mob. he goes inin a half grin on his face. he looks like he enjoys it too much. i will give mueller that. i don't even know what his voice sounds like. i think the mueller investigation doesn't hold watergate. but i don't know that much about him. comey, can i tell you something about jim comey and robert mueller. but i just think some of these guys are in it for the entertainment value and comey looks like one of those guys. kennedy: it's the low just running on the entertainment ladder. comey comes off like a clown. president trump once called the trans-pacific partnership one of the worst deals in history. is he changing the tune to his campaign song?

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kennedy: you done with tpp? you know dt. the president signaling he may want to rejoin the trans-pacific partnership. that's a major reversal from his attitude in 2016. president trump: the

trans-pacific partnership is pushed by special interests it's a continuing rape of our country. that's a harsh word. this is done by wealthy people that want to take advantage of it. kennedy: rejoining the tpp might put pressure on china to back down on its tariff threats. joining us, capitalist pig hedge fund manager and fox news contributor. >> do it, do it. rejoin tpp. kennedy: i thought it was the only person saying we should not get out of tpp. you want trade with all of these people. >> trade is not rape.

for the president to refer to trade as rape is an insult. trade is good. it's about win-win riches. it's about getting a you want on the terms you want it doesn't matter if you are trading with the guy down the block or somebody in china. this is a positive step towards bettering this country's economy. >> with all the talk of striking syria and a new north korea it's better to have positive conversations where there can be economic growth. these are emerging economies that we want to have partnerships with, vietnam, singapore, australia. they shall all part of this. if we don't step back in there, and i'm sure we can change the terms to make them more amenable

and accessible to the president. >> i think you are overthinking about it. you don't have to think about wanting a partnership. you just have to think about wanting to get your kids a nice christmas gift or holiday gift. kennedy: i have no problem wanting stuff and paying less for it. >> we buy textiles and rubber and all times of things to china. and we sell them things as well. the greatest opponents to the threat of this tariff war has been the pork producer and soy bean manufacturers. a big portion of the soy bean crop goes to china. think about your own life. kennedy: isn't that selfish, jonathon? >> hopefully so.

it should be more selfish. in a free country you don't need a president autocrat to make deals on your behalf. kennedy: do you wake up in the morning and show your kids a picture of gordon gecko? >> i kiss my girlfriend, then i kiss the picture of gordon

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kennedy: on this day in 2015, the people's pants suit announced her second run for the presidency. but as hillary always says, if at first you don't succeed, try again and if you don't win, blame every one. we we begin in savannah georgia where a girl's basketball team lost a game, but they have nothing to be ashamed of because they put up a good fight.

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shacks up with florida floosies. i'm talking about the tiger you are seeing right here. a man called the cops and told them he saw a tiger on 166th street. the news spread all over social media, but the wild tiger turned out to be a raccoon. you can seat obvious resemblance. very easily confused. twitter is trashing the fella who spot the tiger. but if someone is hanging out on 16th at 5:00 a.m. there is a good chance they did see a tiger thanks to what they are snorting and smoking and popin'. it has been a tough week for mark zuckerberg. first he explained how technology works to a group of congressmen in their late

100s. now he has to deal with this. very sad. a new survey found that facebook is the least trusted major tech company in the world. more people truls the calamari than facebook. at this point more people trust cnn. but technically don't. 56% of participants said they trust facebook the least. but he has bigger problems like explaining to dianne feinstein why the clock is blink on her vcr. 12, 12. topic number 4. the new york yankees have never sent a friend request to the boston red sox. that won't change after last

night's game which features plenty of big hits. i'm pretty sure this is not what the manager meant when he told the yanks to swing away. but swing they did. three players were ejected which was fine because they didn't have to stick around for the 7th inning stretch. chew on that. the baseball world was stunned by the fist-a-cuffs. but they made up and spent the day watching youth baseball together. it's so many more wholesome. this looks like one of our pitch meetings when somebody forgets to ring the fireball.

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