you may end up where you are heading. that's it for us tonight. see you tomorrow night. good night from new york. [♪] kennedy: roseanne barr started a national dumpster fire with her racially charged tweet and today the smoke blew all the way to the white house where the president accused abc of having a double standard. he said bob iger called valerie jarrett to let her know abc does not tolerate comment like those. gee, he never called president trump to apologize for the horrible statement made and said about me on abc. maybe i just didn't get the call.

>> where was bob iger's apology to jamel hill calling the president and anyone associated with him a white supremacist. to christians around the world for joy baher calling christians having a mental illness. and. where was the apologize for bob iger and espn hiring keith oberman after this tweets calling the president a nazi. this is the double and darted president is talking about. no one is defending her comments, they are inappropriate. but that is the point he was making. kennedy: roseanne returned to twitter to blame the whole thing on sleeping pills. saying, guys i did something

unforgivable, so do not forgive me. it was 2:00 in the morning and i was ambien tweeting. i made a mistake. i wish i hadn't. but don't defend it. that is shorthand for thank you. the ambien did not pass the sniff test with its manufacturer. they said they work to improve the lives of people around the world. while all pharmaceutical treatments have side effects, racism is not a known side effect of any sanofi medication. is the president right to call roseanne's firing a double standard? corey lewandowski is here.

he's a senior strategist at vice president pence's pac. great american. it almost seems like there is a double standard but the women are the ones who get walloped. i'm thinking of kathy griffin and michelle wolf being roundly criticized, and now roseanne. >> there is no question there is a double standard. the fake hypocrisy by the mainstream media is exactly that. and the american people are very smart. keith ol oberman equated presidt trump to a nazi. he called the president of the united states a nazi. not only was he not fired web was promoted. someone was so upset roseanne tweeted something but there is

no accountability for keith oberman just shows how out of touch bob iger is. they had a reporter who literally made up story. they didn't fire him. they gave him a couple weeks off. kennedy: is that what they should have done with roseanne? >> if you are going to fire roseanne. be consistent. you fire joy from the view and you fire keith oberman. but joy accused the christianity of being a cult, basically than is no accountability. she ended up apologizing which is what roseanne has done. kennedy: bob iger called her out publicly. and she was essentially forced to call vice president pence and apologize.

i want to ask you two things. should everybody be fired or should nobody be fired? it seems like we have to have a uniform measure of outrage which we don't have right now. which way do you think it should fly? >> it's a great question. bob iger called out joy, but he didn't call the vice president to apologize. but he called valerie jarrett. either everybody follows the same rules or nobody follows the rules. kennedy: which rules should we follow? and i mean that. it's really hard to offend me. i give come is a lot of leeway. i understand there is a line. you can't hurt kid and you can't be racist. i truly understand that. but when does it go too far? do you think kathy griffin

should have been fired from cnn for holding up the severed head of the president? >> comedy is one thing. but equating the president to be a nazi and saying he was part of the genocide of killing 7 million people is absurd. not only did they not fire him, think promoted him. kennedy: i think that's a bad move. ask anybody who has worked with keith oberman they will tell you he's a miserable a sack of garbage. and i don't understand how someone like that is employable. if you or i went around treating people the way keith obermann has treated people, knot not to mention women who accused him of things that are left out of the #metoo conversation, we never have a job again. it sounds like you are in favor

of firing everyone who offend someone. >> i'm actually in favor of firing nobody. but don't be selective. bob iger coming out and had to call valerie jarett to apologize when he didn't feel the need to call the president to apologize. he didn't feel the need to apologize to the president when there were comments made about christianity. be see ask call across the board. kennedy: i want to also make clear we are not talking about people being arrested or this kind of outrageous speech being illegal. it should never be illegal. that's why we have a first amendment. but we all know as much as i would love to wear a cellophane bikini, we have standard here at fox business. >> you choose to become an

employee of fox, there are rules you have to follow. they tell you what time you have to come to work. there are professional ethics. you can't be selective in going after rosie because she is a supporter of the president. kennedy: at fox we have seen what happens when a mob is activated. sometimes justly, other times unjustly. there are people who no longer work in building. and i wish some of them did. maybe not others. i am not going to name names. we felt the sting, and it does feel at times very hypocritical which makes these moment confusing. i didn't think the president necessarily had to weigh into it. but he's got a lot on his plate, especially this week. hollywood was quick to pile on roseanne in the wake of her latest and greatest meltdown. even her ex-husband tom arnold

taking shots at the comic. charlie sheen saw tiger blood in the water and claimed it was time to bring back his show, "2 1/2 men." hashtag charlie harper returns. i think we can all agree the country is in a bad place when charlie shines our moral compass. rick goldstein is here, as well as tom shillue back in action, and wwe superstar dolph ziggler returns. let's talk about some of this. there is so much here that is confusing.

i don't appreciate when celebrities say dumb things and blame it on alcohol or ambien. i can speak to a lot of people who have been plastered who have never been racist or anti-i -- anti-semitic. >> i think it takes away from the apology to make an excuse. there is a dissidence in society where you can criticize the white male. you can say awful things about white women, christian and jews. and we have a hyper sensitive environment when it comes to criticizing certain minorities. now we have a mob in punishment

overdrive. how will if we are going to be anti-racist, let's be anti-racist across the board. kennedy: -- >> i say she should tweet even more about what was going on. i think it wasn't just the ambien. i had ambien and three jack and cokes. kennedy: it's a good lesson for everyone out there, if you are drink and popping pills, put your phone away before you start. make sure it's nowhere near. she'll go on a podcast friday.

what should roseanne say. >> we had two didn't stories, it was ambien or drinking or a dumb joke. i would love the apology and own up to it. even though she is associated with trump, we'll move on to something else. she can say i'm a comic who made a bad joke. done. but across the board, we don't do rollover. kennedy: charlie sheen, i wouldn't be surprised if they brought back 2 2/men. and -- "2 1/2 men" and i wouldn't be surprised if he went on a coke-filled hooker binge. >> kick roseanne off the show. we can have a second roseanne. kennedy: all these people --

it's not just actors. think about the sound people and craft services and people who booked this job. now all the other shows are full up. >> i don't think they can do without roseanne. kennedy: rosie o'donnell is not doing much. president trump apparently -- we are going to talk about jefferson bo sessions. now it appears he's having some buyers remorse. he quoted the words of congressman trey gowdy who said the president should have picked a different attorney general. he said there are lots of good lawyers in the country, he could

have picked somebody else. and i wish i did! that's the president. that's got to sting like an alabama horse fly. congressman gowdy is refuting the president's accusations that the bureau had a spy in his campaign. >> i am even more convinced the fbi did exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to do when they got the information they gient has nothing to do with donald trump. kennedy: if you are keeping score at home, does this mean the president was wrong to pick jeff sessions? the fbi was right to place an informant inside the trump campaign. brook, you are a lawyer and you have the chief lawyer in the country who is nowhere to be found. is it fair for the president to say he wished he had picked

another attorney general? >> trump is always coming out saying these times of things. he is selectively quoting trey. what's really interesting about the fbiing formant. the public is understandably uncomfortable that there was an fbi informant either in the campaign, spying on the campaign, spying on someone in the campaign. we don't get the knew awngs. we don't understand -- we don't get the nuance. and it's like the non-pissing section of the swimming pool. tough an fbi informant in there they will be giving information about trump in the campaign because that's what they are involved in. if all it takes is suspicion of foreign influence, did they give the same treatment to the clinton campaign? there was plenty of evidence to say there could have been

potential foreign influence clinton campaign. you had uranium one. payments to the clinton foundation. kennedy: james comey knew the russians wanted in. they were willing to influence the campaign. james comey, john brennan and james clapper have all come out and said the russians influenced the campaign and affected the outcome just as they knew they would. if they knew that was going happen, why didn't they talk to then candidate trump. if they knew they were trying and knew they could do it and then they said see i told you so, why didn't they do something beforehand? >> because they were trying to bring down trump, that's right. i'm slightly to the right of hannity on this issue. it's so obvious. it's not just strzok and page, it's all this stuff with james

i'm. i think common sense. i don't know where tray gaudy is. back in the benghazi days i loved the guy to death. it's painfully obvious there was major shenanigans going on. i hate special counsels and i want another one. i want three of them. kennedy: they could have had a bigger cushion in the senate if the president hadn't picked jeff sessions. he was comfortably leading the charge in alabama. now you have democrat doug jones. should the president have picked joe manchin to be attorney general? >> he could have picked anybody. kennedy: trey gowdy. >> he could have. sessions was one of his first supporters. trump was the new kid in school and sessions asked him to the prom on the first day. kennedy: he wouldn't look good

in a ping strapless dress. he was the first one in congress in the senate to legitimize his candidacy and take him around and introduce him to people and bridge that gap between a long-shot potential president and a bunch of swamp snobs. >> it was such a long-shot potential president. were they only heavily concentrated on the trump campaign? don't you think they were concentrated on clinton's campaign? kennedy: i want to quantify who was most of surprised on election night. the russians, hillary or trump. i think it's a three-way tie. a major victory for personal freedom. the president signed a bill allowing terminally ill patients to get access to experimental treatment. pennsylvania congressman brian

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kennedy: president trump signing a right to try bill that allows people diagnosed with life-threatening illnesses to try experimental medicines not yet approved by the fda. president trump: i proudly sign this bill. thousands of terminally ill americans will finally have the help, the hope, and the fighting chance. and i think it will be better than chance, that they will be cured. kennedy: my next guest is one of the people responsible for that bill and was on site when the president signed it. joining me pennsylvania republican congressman brian fitzpatrick. welcome to the show. it's a bittersweet day. i think of some of the stories of people who have tried in vain to either get their family members or themselves treatment that they knew would work and they were blocked by the fda.

what do you take away from this signing today? >> first, before we even get there, there are thousands of journalists in this country. there is only one focused on his issue an and it's you. i want to express to all your viewers. my heartfelt thanks. you have been more instrumental than you realize in getting this done. this has been tried by multiple congresses going back decades. it's been blocked year in and year out on the federal level. we goal it through. thank you so much for what you have done. it was a tremendous day today. all bills are challenging to get done. but when you talk about the consequences when you are dealing with a terminally ill population. by the language of thi this bil, the terminally ill patient

population is limited. these drugs passed phase one. for crying out loud. give them the choice of trying to get experimental drugs that may save their lives. it gives their family members the peace of the mind knowing they left no stone unturned. kennedy: and it gives them their dignity. the president has talked about the forgotten men and women in this country. oftentimes we talk about it in economic terms. when somebody is diagnosed with a terminal jil illness. for them and their family members it feels like doctors and caregivers had given up, and that's not the case. you talk about people have stood in the way of this legislation. and when the president talks by the in his state of the union address, that's when you and i spoke about it. the fact that it materialized

into signed legislation. but who stand in the way of this? is this drug companies you? insurance companies? what do they have to lose by not allowing people to take one last best shot? >> that's a good question. i think it's probably all of the above. the motives behind it you will have to ask the distractors to this bill. i was on the house floor during the debate and this came up multiple times in the house before we got it through. you are left scratching your head some of the detractors saying it offers false hope. there is no such thing as false hope. they are terminally ill and have exhausted all the remedies. who is the government to tell patient and families in this predicament that they know better. that a drug is not safe when they are dealing with a terminal illness. kennedy: as obamacare has

implode we hear a lot of negative stories about medicine. this is one of the bright spots. you think about the treatments that have been accelerated and the lives that could be saved. but some of these just might work, and some things that were unthinkable five years ago are routinely applied, especially to children. so i'm very hopeful for the future in that regard. thanks again, congressman. >> thanks for your work. we appreciate it and all the terminally ill patients in this country. we appreciate you. kennedy: kim kardashian at the white house. that's making a 90 degree term trying to convince the president to release somebody from prison. who is it and why is she doing [ doorbell rings ] janice, mom told me you bought a house.

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editor-in-chief lawrence jones. >> welcome back, kennedy. this is why i love, by the way. kennedy: is this a good application of celebrity? >> of course it is. it will tick jeff sessions off and may quit because he hates criminal justice reform. kennedy: she has been so vocal lobbying members of congress and washington, d.c. he athletes. the president said if they can get legislation passed, they will seen it. unfortunately it's hung up in the senate. it did pass overwhelmingly in the house. now we are at an impasse between senators john cornyn and chuck grassley who have competing justice reform bills.

what's going to happen there. >> it depends on whether members of congress will listen to the american people. there are a lot of mixed reactions on this. both parties evaluated this. young people we reported on, this is one of the issues that matter to them. they are the largest voting bloc. you can be tough on crime. but you can be smart as well as fair. i think there is a narrative that people that advocated for criminal justice reform weren't criminals on the street. we want violent offenders mind bars. but there are people behind bars for gety offenses. the president is a businessman. i think we can talk about the offenses. it's not worth it. kennedy: it am not worth it.

you are talking about a person who committed one act and she has already spent decades in prison. she is just going to die there? it seems like such a waste. it's interesting because jared kushner's dad was at a federal prison camp. but in fact it was what his dad went through that changed his perception of the whole thing. i don't think they can get it settled in the senate. are you optimistic? >> i am. when people have personal experiences it can change their view point. we can't even get people to agree that civil asset forfeiture is illegal. we might have a shard road, but i think we can get there. kennedy: a socialist hoping for a see quill to bernie sanders' 2016 presidential run.

according to bernie sanders' former campaign manager, bernie is considering another run in 2020 when he'll be 79 years young. i have a question it sounds like bernie is the first one who is actively tblirgt the 2020 run. if bernie gets in, does that known joe biden, elizabeth warren and hillary clinton all run? >> of course it does. there are as many of them as there are snl guest spots. everyone is flirting with it. saying it used to be a crazy thing. when trump used to say it it was a funny, outrageous thing. kennedy: when bernie sanders got in the race he was 50 points behind hillary clinton and he

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they are moderate and have likeable candidates. even if he makes it to the platform and is involved with the base. it signals the move of the democratic party to the far left radical regressive. and that's dangerous for the dems. it -- it's going to divide them. people used to say the republicans have no good candidate. >> they don't know how to find one. their brightest home is probably kamala harris. but she is incredibly progressive and it remains to be seen if she can get enough national traction. people who follow politics know she is the senator from california. but there are still people enamored with bernie. the nation's biggest legal marijuana company just went

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months can be an uphill battle. passengers were stuck after they experienced a power outage. people think it's a good idea to wear half shirts. that is not fat shaming. that's shirt shaming. a man in a federal bikini inspector hat said the incident was like nothing he had ever seen before, like a date. topic number three. a lot of people think you would have to be high to get married these days and nobody knows that better than north dakota woman. she was flying in a plane her boyfriend's grandpa when she

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