lou: as they say, god speed. appreciate. that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. good night from new york. kennedy: breaking news. a live look at toronto, canada where 9 people are dead and 16 injured after a driver mowed down pedestrians this afternoon. we also have some more breaking news. former president george h.w. bush is said to anyone tensive care in a hospital in houston, texas. less than an hour ago a statement was released reading president trump was admitted to

the hospital after contracting an infection that spread to his blood. his wife died last week. her funeral was last saturday. we'll bring you any updates as they come in on his condition. of course, we wish them well. the week has only just begun. more breaking news on the fight to confirm mike pompeo. the senate foreign relations committee voted 10-9 in favor of the former cia chief. president trump is set to meet with kim jong-un. and the president also deciding whether to pull out of the iran nuclear deal. president trump will demand the communist regime dismantle all

their nuclear weapons if they want to bring an end to crippling sanctions. sarah sanders was asked if we can trust kim jong-un. >> we won't make mistakes from previous administrations. we don't take the north koreans at their word. the maximum pressure campaign will continue until we see concrete actions. kennedy: will the north hold up their end of the bargain? north korea takes on the world. gordon chang is here. gordon, this administration is internalized some of the failures of last administrations. everyone wants a happy ending when it comes to north korea. and they are so willing to ease up on the sanctions that they give away in concession so much. and there is no impetus for them

to shut down their nuclear program. will it be different this time? >> i think he understands that's it's the sanctions that brought kim jong-un to the table in the first place. the way we'll get him to give up his nukes, r it will be even more sanctions. kennedy: i compare it to someone entering hee rehab for alcohol or drugs. it wouldn't appropriate if someone were going into rehab for a pill addiction to extend kind of drink and snort coke and that's what the north wants to do. they don't want to give everything up. is that real 60s to have them shut down their entire nuclear program? >> i think it's realistic. this is not a kim question. of course, kim doesn't want to give up.

at this particular time, we hold the high cards. that's why we are at this path to denuclearization that nobody thought we would be here a couple months ago. it's because of the sanctions and threats of use of force. and at this particular time kim probably wants relief from what he thinks are the evil chinese. and he sees the united states as maybe a way out, being a counter weight to beijing. kim has a lot of reasons to do what we want him to do. but it will be up to our president to force him. kennedy: you would think even just a few months ago, china had so much reference over north korea. now it seems china is frozen out of this discussion. the north and south are having a dialogue. they want it to go well. the president of the united states is going to meet with the leader of north korea for the inquiries time and china has no

part of this. >> we know the koreans and chinese have been fighting with each other. they prefer not to have to depend on them. from our perspective it's great some to sideline the chinese. that's what president trump did on march 8. the chinese aren't going to be in the room. during the 6-party talks beijing was basically a malign influence. president trump saying i'm not going to do that again. keeping beijing off to the sidelines is a good idea. kennedy: north korea has been dependent on beijing in a way that's unnatural and unhealthy. so much has unfolded so quickly. what is the best case scenario coming out of this. so north korea gives up all of its nukes. we want them for instance to

give up the abductees, the japanese citizens they kidnapped. there are three americans we know they took. and a fourth that we believe is in north korea. we need an accounting of americans they are holding. kennedy: he spoke with kim jong-un about that and about those three detainees. about some of the human rights abuses, there is no way north korea can enter the international community and profit from any free market economy when they have systematic labor cams and they are killing thousands -- labor camps and they are killing thousands of their own people in ways that are unacceptable to us. >> it didn't quite work out with

china because china is big. but north korea is pretty small. it has a gdp of maybe $28 billion. this building in new york has a bigger gdp than all of north korea. we can swamp them. kennedy: it seems as though there is so much leverage kim jong-un has with his nuclear arsenal. if he gives that up, dose give up all of his leverage and is that naturally the way the north and south recombine? >> he doesn't give up a lot of the leverage because he has his military deployed on the demilitarized zone. that's a lot of leverage. that prevented any attack on north korea for the course of decades it wasn't their nuclear cars mall because that's new.

they have chemical weapons, biological weapons and conventional artillery that could devastate the south korean capital. they are not giving that up in these talks with us. kennedy: they want the sanctions lifted. and i think the olympics changed something for north korea. it wasn't just the sawrveg it was longing for more. we always talked about the positive influence of a free market economy on people who were so hungry, not just for stuff, not just for food, but for culture. look at the way south koreans enjoy their lives. >> one of the things we can do, we haven't done this, but we haven't tried to get information into north korea to undermine kim and say to the north korean

people, life is better under a different system. one of the things about north korea, they have been fed lies. incredible lies. it's like the truman show. when people find out what their government telling them is not true, it's incredibly corrosive. so kim is worried about that. we'll talk have much in the coming days and weeks. now you are looking live, that's a picture from toronto. we are still waiting for that police news conference to start. 9 people were killed. more than a dozen injured when a van driver mowed down pedestrians. we have seen attacks in this country and overseas. let's listen into the toronto mayor and police chief. >> today at 1:26 in the arve

noon the toronto police received a 911 call. officers were come together scene. and what happened was approximately 26 minute later a male was arrested in a white rental truck, and he was taken into custody without incident. right now we have under arrest alex manasia sage 25. it appears he's from rm hills, not toronto. at this point in time we have officers working day shift. we called in our knowledge and midnight crews to come -- we called in our evening and midnight crews to make sure the business community is not compromised in any way. non-uniform officers are told if

they have any use of force equipment, to have them object standby -- have them on standby if we have to put them out to make sure the city is safe and sound. we appreciate the numerous witnesses who have come forward. but we are still look for more witnesses. we are making an appeal to anyone who saw anything or has any information with regards to this investigation to call the hotline that we have. this an investigative hotline specific to this incident 416-808-8750. this happened at a busy time in restaurant on one of the busiest streets in the country. there are a multitude of people who may have witnessed it and as a result are concerned or have issues regarding wellness.

anyone who needs someone to contact victims services we have a hotline to call. 416-808-7066. with respect to the crime scene we cordoned off the area from north to south to just south of shepherd avenue. that's close to a kilometer. we are working in conjunction not just with trownt police, but we are working with our provincial counterparts as well as our federal counterparts. it will take a bit of time to process the scene. as you can see, it's a very large scene. the official counsel unfortunately we have 10 people that have succumbed to their injuries and 15 that are in various hospitals across the city. i want to thank all levels of government that are here that have given us support with respect to this investigation.

up on provincial and federal counterparts as well as our mayor and the members from city hall. the investigation is ongoing. i will answer some questions later, but right now i will have the mayor. >> thank you, chief. can i begin by saying on behalf all the people of toronto to express our condolences and say our thoughts and prayers are with all those who have been victimized by there is. there has been a tremendous outpouring of sympathy and concern from across the country. and i think it's evidenced as well by the fact that we have their presence. i spoke with the prime minister earlier who expressed his sincere condolence to the people of toronto and offered as i'm

sure the minister will do, their complete you north any way they to be address this. the second thing want to do is that first responders. their job is far from over. in the early chapters of this when this came, the 911 call on a beautiful spring afternoon. they responded in a heroic fashion. they did their very best and continue to do their very best. i reiterate the chief's request. it's a plea to the people of toronto that anybody who thinks they know anything, even if it seems small and immaterial. please use the telephone line or crime stoppers to report the information. that will help the police goat the bottom of this tragic incident. people should expect in the context of this particular area of the city tomorrow that it will still be an active investigation scene, and we

would discourage people who don't have to come here from coming here. whatever is going on, it will not be normal tomorrow. so if people can be considerate of that, we'll have more information tomorrow on the status of the street and the seat of government at the i havic center it's my expectation because i'll move a motion that the city council will be ordered to convene. i will be moving a motion that it should adjourn out of respect for those who lost their lives and this tragic incidents that affected our city. finally i will say to people, i hope they will understand as i know they do, people who live in this city, who have come to this city from around the world, this tragic incident is not representative of how we live or who we are or anything to do with life in the city on a

day-to-day basis. i hope people almost reflect on that. will go to work tomorrow and offer a sign of peace to each other in some small way to acknowledge we are going to carry on with heavy hearts and carry on with a life that is admired around the world, and we'll do that in the way torontarians do things. with all the help of everybody they will take that to heart and make sure we remain in solidarity with our first responders and most of of all with each other. on that note i ask with thanks for her being here with us today, premiere kathleen wynne to say a few words. >> let me just say as i did earlier today, this is a tragic situation, and our first thoughts are with the victims and their families.

this is a frightening thing that as mayor tory says is not emblematic of who we are as a city or province. ken report ongoing press conference in toronto with the chief of police and the mayor. now we'll go to edward lawrence. reporter: you heard it there. 26 terrifying minutes from the time the 911 call happened until the arrest took place. witnesses are saying the van jumped on to the sidewalk and swerved between the sidewalk and road and back to the sidewalk. it lasted about a mile, knocking down everything in its path including people and the things on the sidewalk. witnesses say the driver got pout holding nothing his hand that miller i canned a gun.

he yelled, "shoot me in the shaped" as the police arrested him. police are possibly looking at this as a mentally disturbed person. >> i can assure the public all our available resources have been brought in to address this tragic situation and investigate this situation. reporter: the canadian prime minister tweeted out, justin trudeau, our thoughts are with those affected by the terrible incidents. thank you for the first responders working at the scene. the scene will be looked down for several days as they complete this investigation. the police did release the name alec mi nirks sian.

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kennedy: let's go back to the toronto press could be forensic where the police chief is taking questions. >> was this an intentional act? what do we know about what the motive may have been? how can we discount national security. >> if you listen to what the minister said, he did not dismiss it. with respect to what we have right now. there is no avenue we won't explore. but based upon what we have and what we are look at doing, it's

a multi-agency approach. we follow where the evidence takes us. at this point in time, working collaboratively on a local, provincial and federal level, we are collaborating and putting our pieces together to see what we have. at this point in time there is nothing that does affect the national security footprint. we are looking at the exact motivation for this incident to take place. and at the end of the day we'll have a fulsome answer. >> was it intent or was it a mistake. >> we have a vehicle that started north on yonge street and drove southbound on sidewalks and sometimes driving southbound in a northbound lane it's clear from a general perspective to say the actions look deliberate.

there is nothing on our files. we looked across and there is nothing we have on him right now. >> have you ruled out terrorism? >> we haven't ruled out anything. we have to follow what we have. because it's early in the investigation, you have to appreciate there have to be forensic investigation. there have to be witnesses. but witnesses that may have information based on the person that we are alleging has done this. as we expand the investigation through those witness evidence we goo gathered we'll have a broad you are picture of what we have. please appreciate it is early. we are not excluding anything. it's our process to follow what we have. the statement is accurate at this point in time based on what we have there is nothing that does put it to compromise the

national security footprint. right now that's where we are. >> can you explain to us how he was arrested without incident after everything that happened? you said he had a gun. >> i can tell you it's directly related to the high caliber of officers. they are taught to use as little force as possible in any situation. i'm getting briefed as we go on. i have to come back and look at more definitives. but through the training the officer did a fantastic job with respect to utilizing his ability of understanding, the circumstances and the environment and having a feas peaceful resolution at the end of the day.

>> was it a hate crime? >> there is nothing to indicate he has a gun. >> we'll know later on as we investigate. >> was it a hate crime. wait a white person attacking a predominantly minority population in toronto? >> i have nothing to tell me that right now. >> i did -- >> alex, any nancian. -- minassian. age 25. >> are you look for anyone else? >> that's part of the investigation. >> is the suspect talking to

you? >> it's early in the investigation. i don't know from an investigative perspective what's happening. we are still investigating. >> is the armenian genocide commemoration may have set him off. there is a motive there? >> i have a lot of resources doing the investigative work. we are working collaboratively with our provincial counterparts. we do threat assessments to make sure the public is reassures they are safe. this is something we do take serious. anything that involves loss of life. it's our responsibility to make sure people understand as a police agency and law enforcement, collaboration is important to success. and whatever security footprints we go out with, we want to make sure they are the right ones and i feel confident that will take

place. out liegs our intelligence properly and using the resources necessary to insure we keep our community safe, that's what we'll do. kennedy: coming up we'll bring you anything that comes out of that press conference and more on the 10 people killed when the van mowed them down in fraudulent. the dnc filed a lawsuit against president trump and the russians alleging they colluded to win the 2016 election. jonah goldberg is here to react next. so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today.

kennedy: democrats are all out of idea, so they are resorting to parlor tricks and poodle fake are you to win the mid-terms. when your national committee is broke, the worst thing to do is signal to the world usual out of ideas so you take them to court. they only have $400,000 cash on hand. so they will grease the palms of lawyers by suing russia, wikileaks, the trump campaign, the trump family and those who may be loosely tied to the

election cabal. if both sides are forced to turn over servers, documents, jackhammered blackberries, it's doubtful it will ever get to discovery and that's probably why notable leftists have dismissed it as shark jumping chicanery that would make fonzie spin in his watery grave. sweaty bullets over blowing it in the mid-terms. national review senior editor can author of the, book, how the

rebirth of nationalism and populism and identity politics is destroying american democracy. kennedy: there is so much in your book that is important. but when you talk about tribalism and nationalism and populism it's about the death of individualism. >>it is. this 10 den i we have in our culture where we are retreating from living in our own communities and instead we are treating politics as if it's a contact sport that we watch on tv. it's a form of entertainment where we root for our team against the other team. we have people on both sides of the political aisle talking about justifying their political position solely because it makes the other side sad. if we get to own the libs it

must be a good thing. on college campuses i talk to these conservative kids about political correctness. but you get these kids who think that rudeness is justified because it's politically incorrect even though there is nothing do -- nothing to it. even though there is no persuasive power. kennedy: it seems like that's what the dnc is doing. let's list every potential bogeyman and put them in one lawsuit. we are fighting the good fight, we are feeding our base and doing something all at the same time. >> i tried hard this afternoon to find a serious lawyer-type person who didn't think this wasn't total garbage as a

lawsuit. everybody thinks it's total garbage. kennedy: will a judge say let's go to the next step? >> i doubt it. we are living in the united states of trolling. this is a fewer trolling move. within seconds of announcing it, they send out fundraising letters. kennedy: why are so many people on the left dismissing it from clare mccass kill to david axlerod and jackie speier? did tom perez consult no one when he launched this lawsuit? >> i think perez is not good at his job. i think people recognize the desperation of it. they know it will end badly. even though they don't mind

trolling. the thought that it will get thrown out of court. very few people will even go through the motions of defending this thing, it's so transparent. kennedy: i think you are right. there is so much trolling people are exhausted by it. we are not owned by the government. we own ourselves. this classical liberalism has fallen out of favor on both sides. how do we get back to that? >> there are a lot of grand sweeping ideas i can get into. but the simplest one is pushing the most of power down to the level possible. there are forces controlling our lives whether they are big corporations or the government. not only do you give people the

sense they know who the powers that be are. but they have names and faces. but you will still have culture war fights. the winners will have to look the losers in the eye the next day that breeds a certain sense of humility and open heartedness to other people. we have a vast coalition where everyone is lurchgerred down -- hunkers down at home. kennedy: there are no longer physical communities. there are faceless people who can say and do anything. government can anonymously rule your life. the book is great. check it out. not all democrats are on board with the lawsuit. here is california representative jackie speier. >> i think this lawsuit is ill

conceived. i think we have a serious criminal activity under way in this country by the russians and by those in the rum campaign. to make this political is the wrong thing to do. i'm interested in getting to the truth. if there is criminal conduct that has been engaged in, holding people accountable. kennedy: here with reaction, my party panel. katie frates is here along with "reason" magazine editor matt welch and jehmu greene. let's discuss this jehmu. everyone is so hungry for a win, they make these decisions impulsively without thinking about the long-term implications. it does say to me the party is

essentially dead because we have run out of good idea. this seems like the worst. >> i think the democratic party can walk and chew gum at the same time. this was not a see significance made overnight. i understand tom perez has been thinking about this. why is it only president trump can use the courts for his bidding when he has hundreds of lawsuits against small businesses over his storied business career where he had sham lawsuits. now there is this idea that democrats can't stand up and fight back and use the courts. kennedy: they can fight back. and they have a multitude of congressional committees investigating the exact same thing. we are going to take them to court and that's where the facts will really come out. it's just a way of forcing stuff

into the headlines. you know what you should force into the headlines. a rising economy, higher wages. >> rico which is supposed to be mob activity. it's a catchall if you don't have anything in a lawsuit. this is the reason people are laughing. democrats right now can improve their chances in 2018 by sitting on their hands. the wind is at their sails. the mueller investigation is ongoing. everybody single day donald trump opens his computer he's threatening himself with lying to the fbi or god knows what. it's remarkable to me the democrats are thinking about getting in way. kennedy: history and momentum

are both on their side. they have a tail wind. but they are torching their full sails. >> it seems like there use a universal uniform pause when this came out. and it went won our business about the * and mueller. but what it says to me is they have learned nothing from the election. they have not had any time to look at themselves and say why did we lose. why did people stop voting? they took no time to try and figure out why they lost. they keep screeching into the void. >> democrats flipped 39 seats that went from read to blue since the election. kennedy: the mid-terms are have much up in the air. polling like it or not has gone in the republicans' favor since

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kennedy: kanye west broke the internet when he sent out a tweet that said i love the way candace owens thinks.

she is an outspoken black conservative. after some disgusting backlash, candace testified herself and kanye. >> kanye west represented the battering ram against political correctness. before donald trump came down the escalator, kanye west was. kennedy: kanye west said we have freedom of speech but not freedom of thought. constantly bringing up the past keeps you stuck there. self-victimization is a disease. kennedy: he's right in has been

an assault on free speech and freedom of thought. this is not a white country club series of thoughts rammed down these people's throats. they are coming to realize individuality and actualization are things people can own regardless of their background. >> i have been telling conservatives if you want to reach a community, look at the hip hop community. they talk about freedom of speech and family values. kanye has been talking about this for a minute. he can be provocative. he has a message that resonates with the community and the left wants to silence it. but i would encourage any conservative and libertarian friends, you can't have it both ways. there is a lot of conservatives that say entertainers hush.

when someone says something that you agree with, then you want them to tom about it. kennedy: even when you say something when someone gets to the heart of what you deeply believe. writes my tax money going, prove it? this a more libertarian statement than that? >> she doesn't say it in the most of fancy way, but the message is the same. republicans, if you want to reach a different community, this is the time to do it. i'm tired of seeing the check boxes on how to be a conservative or libertarian. kennedy: sometimes you have to think outside the check box, lawrence jones. we'll be right back. as you know, 10 people are now dead, but was it terrorism. a lot of questions i will pose

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kennedy: 10 people dead, 15 injured after a van driver mowed down pedestrians in beautiful downtown toronto. we'll ask mike baker who is on the phone now.

>> i think the police chief got it right it's an open investigation in the beginning stages. he has to stand there in front of a bringing a nobody demanding answers. anybody with a twitter account nowadays. they are trying to make sure they can beat the bloggers and twiert folks to the punch. in reality an investigation follows certain steps and protocols. kennedy: is there anything about this similar to other attacks that tells you anything? >> you could say yes in the sense we have had a large number of vehicle-based attacks whether it's berlin, manhattan, bars lona, stockholm, pick a place. and they all had the same methodology. you can go back to 2010 or so

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