jail just for that. i mean, just that alone is such egregious corruption. anyway, we'll take that up the next time. >> i agree with you 100%. lou: that's what we usually that's it for us. thanks for being with us. kennedy: president trump putting iran on notice, tomorrow is decision day for the nuclear deal and he's also got some choice words for john kerry. but first the president has called the nuke deal terrible. one of his main campaign promises was to rip it up and insen rate it. the president announced he will be announcing the decision from the white house tomorrow at 2 p.m. the president also warning former secretary of state john kerry to quit working behind the scene to try to save obama's legacy deal. kerry was the architect of it and he's reportedly been negotiating on his own with iranian officials, that's weird,

as well as some f 0 our european allies. he's going rogue. the president tweeted this morning, the united states does not need john kerry's possibly illegal shadow diplomacy on the badly negotiated iran deal. he was the one who created this mess in the first place. earlier today on outnumbered, we talked about former secretary kerry and i compared him to one of america's most notorious rogue state supervisorses. >> it makes him the jane fonda of the middle east. there's something about so unethical and underhanded. foreign policy and diplomacy are supposed to be spate from domestic politics. if that were before a live audience, the room would have been deafening. is the president pulling out of this deal? joining me now, florida republican congressman matt gates. welcome back, congressman gates. >> good to be back with you, kennedy. kennedy: tomorrow is decision

day. what do you feel the president will do? >> i feel the president has to get aquay from this bad deal that has not served the interest of americans. military officials have testified to the armed services committee where i serve that iran is actually engaged in more dangerous work around the world now than ever before. and so it's certainly showing that the iran deal was bad for the country and certainly what john kerry is doing is very dubious. kennedy: he's an annoying know it all. i don't understand what he's doing. i realize it might be disconcerting for former president obama to see much of his legacy dismantled by such a coarse and unorthodox reality star. and it seems as though john kerry is his hinchman trying to resuscitate the deal. i know how frustrated president obama was when some of your colleagues in congress spoke to iranian officials about the deal. >> john kerry is kind of like a

bad cold sore that keeps coming back. he loses a presidential campaign, comes back and is secretary of state and ult ultimately on the wrong side of every major foreign policy decision on the earth and now he's back, right when we're about to put maximum pressure on iran. and he's off moonlighting as an independent diplomat. that's against the law. john kerry screwed this deal up one time. he need him to get out of the way of president trump so we can have an america first policy in the middle east. not a policy that bow to the dictators that are doing horrible things to destabilize the region. kennedy: i understand the presidents love recycling politicians from their former parties. president trump is doing it with rudy giuliani now. but john kerry has not been tapped on the shoulder to dance. and this is extremely odd. and he could actually put the deal in jeopardy because he's not working on behalf of the u.s. government.

now i'm not one of those hysterical people that thinks we need to throw him in the hoosegow under the logan act but he certainly needs some course correction. what would you say to secretary kerry if we were sitting here right now. >> i think retirement would be a good idea for secretary kerry and he needs to get out of the way of the foreign policy of this country that he's no longer involved np. this isn't the first time this has happened. in january of this year john kerry went to the palestinian authority and encouraged abbas to stand strong against the president and resist the president's attempts to ensure that we had a more stable middle east with more cooperation between the pa and israel. we see john kerry popping up around the world like a treacherous carmen sont yay go. kennedy: how do you think prawmepresident obama would havn it if condoleezza rice flew

other to hob nobod hobnob with e taliban. >> they would have considered this a human rights violation. and look, this is a high stakes endeavor. you're not iran that's essentially has a yellow brick road paved for them to see cure a nuclear weapon. israel is begging the united states to come to our senses and i'm very confident that the president is going to be able to builds a knew structur new strus a lot more to stop iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. kennedy: i think he's not going to pull out of the deal. i think he's going to call for a remodel. i don't think he's going to completely implode who exists right now. and he's going to put pressure to remodel on france and germany and we'll see what they can do. but i agree with you, saying we're not going to build a nuke

now but we probably will in 20 years, that's not very heartening. thank you so much congressman gates for you time. appreciate it. >> thank you. kennedy: the iran deal isn't the only nuclear negotiation on the president's plate these days. south korean media reporting that that landmark summit between president trump and kim jong-un is set to take place in singapore next month. and while pyongyang has stated a willness to end their nuclear program, verifying disarmament is a different story all together. the north koreans have lied about their weapons program for decades and forbidden inspectors from entering the country. so can the man who wrote the art of the deal figure out the art of the inspection or are they about to sign an agreement with more holes than kim jong-un's beloved swiss cheese. and it is quite good. let me bring in my swashbuckling monday man panel, the host of "you're welcome," michael malice

is here. and a partner at free think media and host of the fifth column podcast camille foster. welcome everyone. great to see you. lots of heavy topics to discuss. and since you are the rez deferent nortresidentnoarks north korea expert. let's talk about this. what should the united states be asking for and should they be dubious of north korea's desire to denuclearize? >> if it's taking place in singapore and if kim jong-un is looking to do this, they have the death penalty for drug dealers, don't have really democracy. it's limited. if that's the model he's going to follow, you're going to be mcdonald's in pyongyang, that's and interesting approach. the standard of living in singapore is very high and completely controlled by the

government. so the point that my friend recently moved to singapore and it's so steeler tha sterile thaa similasimilar semblance of humanity. kennedy: mike sl onl is the onln i know that's been to north korea. so let's talk a little bit about human rights and labor camps. >> yeah. kennedy: don't you think it's impeer tiff thaimperative that k inspections of those as well? >> i don't need inspection. i'm far more concerned about the human rights. however the white house has explicitly said they will bring up human rights abusers, south korea is going to bring up the issue about kidnapped citizens. when you look at the state of

the union, the refugee with the crutch, he's been talking about this for a long time. and i'm very hopeful that this will be one of the things that kim jong-un is willing to give up. kennedy: let's talk about kim jong-un a little bit because the president has been taking a few victory lapse and many republicans in congress have nominated him for a nobel peace prize, 18 of them. and it's putting kim jong-un on the defensive. and he's going hey, man, we're not coming to the table because of your dumb sanctions. the reason is we want to and we're winning. >> i have been to korea town on 33rdstreet. kennedy: close second. >> i think we should get the nobel prize ready. what we're seeing is that trump is the rude, crude, obnoxious hero that the world needs. we found the previous negotiating strategy of thot having them change anything and giving them a ton of stuff, it doesn't work. and i was reading that the north koreans changed their time by 30

minutes to match south korean time. president trump is bending the time. if he can move north and south korea to the same time, maybe if he pulls this off, he can move iran out of the seventh century. kennedy: let's talk a little bit about where we go from here. a couple of months ago there were some leftists saying that the president's twitter blast was taking us to the precipices of world war ii i. >> i think it's worthwhile to take a look at the iran situation and then look at the north korea situation. and the reality is that it's almost certainly going to be a hell of a lot more complicated to figure out whether or not north korea is complying with various things that we've asked them to do with respect to nuclear weapons and nuclear dearmament. i think the other aspect of this is what the chinese are interested in. do the chinese want normalization of relations 2010s between the north and the south.

kennedy: no. am i wrong about that? >> the otto warmbier has been very bad for them. north korea better shape up. kennedy: and that goes back to your human rights violations and that having to be paramount in this deal. you're absolutely right. going back to iran for a second, i think that the nuclear capability of iran is secondary to their funding terror groups. >> 100%. >> sure. kennedy: high fives all around. is a blue wave going to wipe out the republican party come november? it won't exist the way we know it. maybe. house majority leader kevin mccarthy says, no, not so fast. mccarthy rumored to be the front man to take paul ryan's gig as house speaker. he told fox and friends they'll see that ruse trying to sweep the midterms just trying to impeach the president. watch. >> all they want to do is capture this government to try

to impeach this president or stop anything from happening or raising their taxes. i think the american public is too senato smart for that. kennedy: is he writing that being anti-trump isn't enough to win the election. who is pushin pushing the impeat movement. the progressive democrats love the a idea of impeachment but the republicans like it because it activates voters who are complacent in a pretty good economy. >> boalt siz both sides are hapo perpetuate the idea that this might happen. i don't the democrats are ready for the party to be focused on this issue. if they manage to capture the house and the senate, you can expect what you would expect under any other circumstance, them trying to give the president as much trouble as possible and occasionally trying to find places to work together. kennedy: but that can be fun and everyone knows it. i want the president to sit down with special counsel because he

wants to prove that there was no collusion. he wants to set the record straight. he knows that the base has his back. but also, i mean, impeachment would be kind of fun. i don't think he's going to be impeached. i don't want him to be impeached. but. >> i think the democrats and the left in general need to stop with this, he's not my president. he's the president. there's no office known as the president that you like. he won. and until they come up with some real concrete explanation as ho why they think there was cheating or collusion, this stuff isn't going to get the traction that they want. they're wasting time with saying we want to impeach him, get this administration over with. the people voted him in and the system that's there, it was a legit election, deal with it, spend your energy trying to come up with a more palpable alternative than hillary clinton. kennedy: what's better. having a lot of people vote because they're highly emotionalized on either side or having people so complacent that they don't vote at all. >> i like a lot of people voting

because that's showing the warfare. and the one thing i disagree with is i make it a point to say our president. that drives people crazy. you have to do that. instead of the president. i'll concede that. kennedy: i will say. it is so much fun watching emotional people get mad about the president. >> i've been calling this for a couple of years with you. it's more beautiful than you can imagine. kennedy: still, when you sign up for the jelly of the month club, it really is the gift that keeps on going. >> the orb, the fish food every day it's something new kennedy: he's got to win just to make people mad, even if no one deserves it. >> we have a situation that the porn start can't stop talking that she slept with this guy. how does that happen. kennedy: i'm so grossed out.

who wants to see it. >> they might find trump's secrets but they're not going to find surprises. kennedy: that is a great distinction and one that very few people understand. because he's the first politician to really embrace that. yeah. kind of gross, but -- i've said that a time or two. the panel returns a little later. first up, trump's legal team taking a hard stance against robert mueller. rudy giuliani's media blitz. mark lauder is here to tell us if there's any method to this team's mueller madness. team's mueller madness. he's next.

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has the mueller probe actually turned into a witch hunt. the president certainly thinks so, at least he did this morning when he tweeted that 13 angry democrats in charge of the russian witch hunt are starting to find out there is a court system in place that actually protects people from injustice and just wait until the courts get to see your unrevealed conflicts of interest. his tweet seemed to be in response to a federal judge on friday reprimanding mueller prosecutors for using evidence from an old investigation to get

former trump campaign manager manafort to flip on the president. rudy giuliani said over the weekend that in mueller subpoenas the president, they should just ignore it. >> what happens if robert mueller subpoenas the president. will you comply? >> we don't have to. he's if president of the united states. we can assert the same privilege that the other president presid. kennedy: we'll ask press second secretary for vice president pence. mark lauder is here. what do you make of the new giuliani strategy? >> you see the president's desire to go on offense after playing defense for 15 months and still no evidence of the crime they were allegedly investigating ever surfacing. with ruby giuliani and the outside legal team, you see them taking a very hard stance and see them calling out what is becoming painfully obvious, is that this probe is turning the

justice system on its head. normally you have a crime, investigators look for the person who perpetrated it. now we have investigators finding people and looking for crimes. kennedy: that's actually a really good way of putting it and i think it's frustrating for people who are interested in the rule of law because in many circumstances here it seems to be discarded and so much of the mueller investigation is secretive. and i mean, why can't we know the parameters of this investigation if the president is being accused or investigated, or his team. because we know that he's not a target. he's merely a subject of this investigation so far. but it's something so serious that part of our political process has come to a grinding halt. we're on a first-name basis with all of the president's legal team, that's problematic and we deserve to learn more. >> you're absolutely right, kennedy. and that's, i think, one of the reasons why you see so many members of congress who have law enforcement prosecutorial

backgrounds are who are saying enough is enough. it's time to see the documents, see the scope of the investigation and where this is directed. right now you have a group of professional investigators and prosecutors operating in complete secrecy in a grand jury system that is completely secret. and doing things that all we know -- and we have our speculation. yet despite hundreds of hours of testimony by white house officials, hundreds of thousands of documents from the official office and from the campaign, we are 15 months in and we still have no evidence of any collusion because there wasn't any. and that's why the president calls this over and over again a witch hunt. kennedy: well it's really interesting, mark, because there were 38 news organizations, conservative, liberal and independent who got together during the obama administration begging for more transparency. why aren't those same news organizations doing the same thing with some of these

investigations, whether it's the doj. and it seems like the only thing fruitful and productive has been the inspector general at the doj who has not finished with his work but also with special counsel. >> and i think it's very telling that as we get closer to that inspector general report, we see more and more former officials of the fbi and the justice department tucking tail and running and thigh ear doing so for a very real reason. some fired, criminal referral for andrew mccabe. we'll see how this plays out. but all of the indication indice that they're going to uncover the level of political malfeasance that was taking place at the high levels of a small group of people in the justice and the fbi. kennedy: i'm curious to know about your opinion on this. i'm more curious about rod rosenstein crafting the memo that got james comey fired. do you think he did that intentionally, not to hurt comey but ultimately to hurt the president knowing that it would launch the special counsel?

>> i don't actually, because with that letter laid out, it was also authored by the attorney general. done by both of them. but it laid out the case which now has been profn, through jim comey's testimony, his recanting recanting, his changing of stories. and everyone has seen what he did while he was the head of the fbi which justified the reason why the president fired him under his authority to do so. kennedy: man, i would have fired him. >> i wouldn't blame this on rosenstein. kennedy: i would have fired comey for being annoying. thank you for your time. coming up, president trump says his pick for cia director is under fire for being quote too tough on terror. but is that really the problem? i'm talking torture in the monologue. and mike baker is going to take potshots after every one. hillary clinton at it again.

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kennedy: potential cia director gina haspel offered to withdraw her nomination for head of the cia director but the president

didn't accept. do we really need anti-transparency at the cia led by a careerist whose questionable history is mostly classified? in a word, no. gina haspel was the enforcer for jose rodriguez. he was in charge of the post 9/11 interrogation program that clearly engaged in torture and destroyed 100 videotapes of so-called torture sessions. when you are change humans to ceilings in dark rooms. rectally feeding them and

storing them naked in black boxes for days on end. it's a lot less than pleasant. it's torture. hopefully rational adults in the room, republicans and democrats, will force her to answer questions about that era straightforwardly and not allow her to could youer behind -- to cower behind her classified shield. if you are sick of unaccountable jerks using unaccountable tools to fuel partisan wins, then you should not and for the most of opaque evidence. gina haspel can't turn back the clock on the darkest time of her life. but as cia director she can wind it up and destroy much more than toxic evidence.

her confirmation hearing is scheduled for wednesday. is she the right or wrong person to run the cia. joining me, mike baker. >> wow, wow. kennedy. that might have been one of your finest moments with that monologue. you got some of your favorite things in there, didn't you. you packed it into 90 seconds of hyperbolic conversation. i understand that democrats ra are champing at the bit to pull out the old rendition torture program that is now illegal and everybody agrees is illegal, and gina haspel has gone on record numerous times saying we are not walking back to those days. but i understand they want to do it. i understand also a lot of the democrats involved in this process have supposedly read the

thousands of pages of investigative review that was put together by doj, internal audits and others. when it dealt with her small role in the program absolved her of any wrongdoing. but now they want to say they need more information. i don't know where they were -- maybe they didn't need more information over the past few years. maybe they had enough information in the past to confirm john brennan who was more senior when that program was running. kennedy: it's terrifying that john brennan was running the cia. and he's still at it. he's like the john kerry of intelligence. he won't stop chewing on that bone. which i understand. and i also understand a lot of democrats are opposing her nomination for political reasons. that is not okay. this is supposed to be an

apolitical agency. but i think there are serious questions about how we got to that place. how as a country and within the cia, though there were many people internally saying this is too much. the wheels have come off the torture wagon. but we got there, and my worry is when someone who is okay with destroying that kind videotape evidence, that we would somehow find our way back there again. >> i understand that. that viewpoint will be raised repeatedly wednesday. what i would say, first of all, gina haspel is extremely intelligent. she is strong weld anding a strong their. kennedy: so is ted bundy. >> the point being, would i rather have somebody leading the agency at the pointy edge of the

spear who has learned lessons and understand the negative and downside effects of what we end through. you can't erase that. we are not going to walk it back and make it disappear. we have to learn those lessons. she has learned those lessons. we would like to have somebody who has been in war be be involved in a combat brigade. if it's okay, i guess here is what i'm thinking. the fact that a lot of these senators have gone through all this material, supposedly. maybe they are not smart enough to have retained it and they need to be reminded. now if you think about it and you say to yourself, all right, as an example, not to revisit john brennan after having been more senior during the time of that program.

if you set that aside, maybe yes, maybe this is all about president trump as opposed to a candidate for this job who was eminently qualified. kennedy: she may be qualified the way somebody guilty of embellsment is qualified to run a bank. it doesn't mean -- >> i'm not going with that analogy. you wrote that earlier today, didn't you. kennedy: we have to go. i have got man panel sitting here. malice * is in the leg chair. i don't want to keep him from his shiny dewdrop. i appreciate the debate. i know we have things we disagree about, but ultimately we love this country. you know who doesn't love freedom. hillary clinton once again

craning up the excuse machine with another theory on why she lost the election. >> in the past i felt like i had to be kind of careful in public. keep my guard up. well, those days are over. and i am so pleased that i can pull the curtain back in the book on the unprecedented election. the first reality tv election in american history. kennedy: we'll add that to the list. reality tv, misogyny, capitalists and so much more. why did you lose to the reality tv candidate? let the man upon discuss. they are all back.

michael malice. it's as if amy schumer and yoda had a baby. >> i think she is going to australia because she thinks if she goes to a penal colony. this is the gift that keeps on giving. when obama made her secretary of state, i'm positive he did it so he could get her out of the country and keep her out of the senate. she is guaranteeing donald trump's reelection. >> maybe while she is down in australia she'll be queen of thunder dome. i love how she is getting father and farther away. and she is wrapped in robes and scarves. from outer space. keep going.

kennedy: you love her so much. >> i have no profane words. i really don't -- i don't have anything left. all she does is continue to talk about the election. it would be very nice if she went away. kennedy: you should do like a bird watching book. if i did it. if i won it. >> even bill clinton is not as self-absorbed as her. she won't stop talking about this one day. kennedy: more self-absorbent than toilet paper. it's like groundhog day. we moved on. it's 018 now. thank you so much for being here. what a nice -- coming up, there are three senate primary races tomorrow night.

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kennedy: huge day in politics

tomorrow. three big primaries in west virginia, montana mama and ohio. they represent some of the gop's best homes for unseating democrats. the one getting the most of attention is west virginia. president trump tweeted to the great people of west virginia, we have together a really great chance to keep making a big difference. the problem is, don blankenship running for senate can't win the general election in your state, no way. blainenship responded by saying i'm trumpyer than trump. ned ryun is here along with fox news political analyst jehmu greene. welcome to you both. >> thanks, kennedy.

kennedy: ned, i will start with you. don blankenship in some polls has an advantage or jenkins and morrissey. stop me if you heard this one before. >> i'm saying a prayer the republican voters in west virginia don't shoot themselves in the foot tomorrow. the last thing we need is a rerun of alabama. we had a deep red state and we put in a deeply flawed candidate and ended up losing the seat. what voters need to understand, they need three words in their head. judges, judges, and judges. trump's big legacy could be reshaping the federal bunch. but in the republicans keep the senate he can't do that. and they can't keep the senate if they put up terrible deeply

flawed candidates in the fall election. i hope especially in west virginia, don blankenship cannot be the nominee. just a few weeks ago manchin was down by 9 points to a generic republican. don't screw it up tomorrow voters in west virginia, please. kennedy: alabama crimson red now has a democratic senator because similar candidacy issues jehmu. but you say the democrats are wise to not count their chickens before they hatch. there is still a lot that can happen between now and the mid-terms. what do democrats have to do right? >> well, certainly start by not resting on our laurels. i think if you look back two years ago democrats never would have imagined being in this position where we are closer to

being able to take back the senate as well as how good it looks in the house. but we can't get ahead of ourselves. but, oh, my gosh. donald trump is learning. can we stop and appreciate that for a second? he understands the threat blankenship poses to the republic cans in the senate. that's great for america. but when does criminality become a prerequisite for nomination in red states? this is crazy. kennedy: that's a good point. and people -- can he vote for himself? don blankenship is saying don't tell us how to run our state. if you want to keep the senate and you are a republican let someone tell you not to nominate one of these yahoos. >> i will state something

obvious. you probably shouldn't nominate somebody to be your candidate in the scwhroan has been in prison sometime in the past 10 years. i hope people understand blankenship is a non-starter. kennedy: this guy is truly out of his gord. it took guts to start my business. but as it grew bigger and bigger, it took a whole lot more. that's why i switched to the spark cash card from capital one.

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