this is a cover-up by debbie wasserman-schultz and democrats. lou: tonight's quote of the evening, we'll have it tomorrow night. tonight i join tucker carlson on his show in just moments on the fox news channel. kennedy: james comey, your day of reckoning is finally at hand. the question is will his old cronies at the doj have the cones to rock limb up. the report is he defied and weigh was insubordinate to his spearers. the abc report claims the interest spector general blasts former attorney general loretta lynch for her mishandling of the investigation into the clinton

email server and the tarmac meeting. andrew mccabe, we are told the report chastises him for the late discovery and mishandling of evidence related to the clinton investigation. mccabe's attorney sent a letter to the senate judiciary committee claiming he'll testify in exchange for immunity. should any of these amigos be worried about their freedom? reporter: the answer is maybe. we are all waiting for this inspector general's report, including the president, who has been tweeting about it. the abc report uses the word insubordinate. the report says he defied the

attorney general especially when he sent the letter saying they are reopening the hillary clinton investigation. the president of judicial watch says this is like a russian nesting doll when you pull one out than is something else inside. >> you know, this spy gate is getting worse and worse. and i don't understand the lackadaisical approach the congress has to bringing in, hauling in rosenstein. reporter: lawyers for the former deputy director andrew mccabe says he is willing to testify. but there is a catch. they said quote we request the judiciary committee use a grant of use immunity.

>> we need to clear the air. giving mccabe immunity would be a mistake. we need to see this to its conclusion and follow the facts wherever they go. reporter: there could be some charges there so we'll have to see. kennedy: edward, thank you so much. what does the inspector general's report means? will they all turn on each on ther? it appears they have been in order to protect their own necks. let me bring -- bring in andy biggs. comey says he values the chain of command, but he stepped outside of it on more than one occasion. what do you think it

consequences will be? >> we all see he's the narcissist we always thought he was. but we need to see the i.g. report. if there was criminal conduct associated with that insubordination which i suspect there may be, then we should get the attorney general's office prosecuting the case. i suspect he was misusing his position to let hillary clinton off and manipulate the system on donald trump which we know he did. he admitted this. we see the contradictions that should lead to conviction. kennedy: i know he probably thinks it's a bang-up idea to write a book because he wants to tell the world his special story. he says he's often fallen in love with his own ideas. but within that book tour there have been a series of contradictions. could those be legally

problematic for sometime in. >> he can say whatever he wants in a book tour. there is no law against that. but where it might provide problems is where he testified under oath to congress and given affidavits and testimony under oath if he contradicted himself somewhere else, then we get to bring him in and opinion him down and see if there is a chance for a criminal prosecution. kennedy: andrew mccabe was fired because the inspector general found he had lied to investigators potentially about leaks to the "wall street journal" and other things. he said comey knew about those leaks and authorized them. comey denied that. should andrew mccabe be given immunity to testify before the senate judiciary committee? >> i don't.

he wants use immunity for whatever he may testify at the hearing. i think we need to let him come forward. take the fifth amendment which ways' threatening to do. but we are never going to get to the bottom of this on mr. comey and loretta lynch, the strzok and page and this whole cast of characters if we give him immunity. unless he's got a massive bombshell, and we won't know that. then i don't think you give him immunity. kennedy: look at the people that were given immunity during the hillary clinton investigation. so i agree with you. i think they should with hold there fan he's done something bad, there has to be accountability. what does accountability look like for these three people.

>> one of the great things that makes america stand out in the world ostensibly is we hold everybody accountable and everybody has to obey the same laws. if you grant immunity here to somebody who may have known about corruption, but corruption for political purposes. think about that. you undermine the very foundation of our constitutional republic. it's hard for me to say let's get to the somebody who has done that immunity. kennedy: you bring up a good point about strzok and page. telling each other to go easy on her. that's just plain wrong. that's a different type of politicization that's equally problematic. we know president obama rolled out the red carpet for iran. but did he also roll out the green carpet?

a new report indicates the obama administration secretly tried to give iran access to the american financial system see they could convert $1.7 billion in useless iranian money into greenbacks. but american banks refused to participate for fear of running afoul of u.s. sanctions and because of the negative perception. the obama administration told conscious it did not and would not front iran access to our financial system. is there something rotten in the white house? kat timpf is here along with comedian joe devito, and let's make this hump day very special.

let's talk about this. this is problematic. we thought the $1.7 billion in the palette of cash was currency for trading american hostages. but this is very shady. >> i didn't think something like this was possible. i didn't think an american president would subvert american law and the sanctions that had been put in place against iran to limit their nuclear weapons program for some unknown reason. i am not saying this flippantly. was he deliberately trying to under mine american security? i don't understand the motivation for this. if there is one, i want to hear it. kennedy: maybe ben rhodes can tell us.

you are talk can about $5.4 billion. they are funding hezbollah. and directly funding terror. >> this is sounding more and more like a money laundering operation. they started with commemorative coins from the franklin mint. it shows you what a horrible deal this was. what proves that is they tried to hide this. they night was a bad deal. it's the kind of deal where you hope you get kissed beforehand. it wasn't even a good deal for the iranian people either. kennedy: that's a good point that you don't hear much about. a lot of americans are confused about the deal. what do we get out of it. but doitsd erode your trust

in -- but does it erode your trust in government? cat. kat: i have no trust for people in power. of course, there was more to the story than what we heard. of course, we had to do extra more than what we heard. i'm not surprised, but disgusted as always. >> it's so weird that this much money and the harm that could come from flipping a switch like that wasn't even considered or disclosed. >> i'm not one these crazy conservatives who thinks obama was the anti-christ. but i'm struggling to understand what the motive was here honestly. kennedy: considering where that money could go. >> hezbollah, you mentioned it. kennedy: considering how much

destablization and harm could come from that amount of money in a short period of time, i don't understand it either. we are going to move on because we found her. melania trump today making her first public appearance in a no. watch this. president trump: she went through a rough patch but she is doing great. we are proud of her. she has done a great job as first lady. the people of america love, so thank you, honey. kennedy: that came hours after the president slammed the press about the speculation over the first lady's whereabouts. he tweeted the fake news media has been so fair and vicious about my wife and our great first lady.

she is doing really well. will the media get the message and knock off all the bogus reporting. i feel bad for her on a number of levels. it's difficult to be first lady in the best of times with a very boring husband. kat: at least people notice when she goes missing. i spent all last weekend in my apartment watching "young and pregnant" and nobody even called me. there are certain people, many people on the left who wake up every day trying to find out something going on in the trump flame they can turn into a scandal. kennedy: lord knows what happened. maybe she has got a kidney, maybe she gave a kidney. >> she was recovery from surgery. what kind of public appearances

do they expect her to make. but she is rich, she is white, and she is married to and rich guy. so they will never forgive her. it's like birthers. they are embarrassing themselves. kennedy: me than yeah. a in a white house full of leaks, the first lady's team didn't leak anything about the first lady. for 20-something days? like nothing? kennedy: it means the difference is she inspires a very specific kind of loyalty. that's something her husband has not yet mastered. >> if the president shot somebody on fifth avenue i would be out there burying the body. it's a metaphor.

kennedy: are you saying people are so loyal? he's inspired a form of loyalty -- tino a lot of people at the white house that love the president and would do anything for him. kennedy: a lot but not all. not all people feel the same creepy way you do. >> i am using that as a metaphor because the president used it as a metaphor before. as the white house was bd built out it was filled by a lot of people who wanted to success vert the president. kennedy: why are we still seeing leaks? >> i think the only way to do that is to clear out entire departments. but the team first lady built out is unbelievably loyal. kennedy: then she and her team need to sit the president down

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kennedy: as a candidate donald trump vowed to be the greatest jobs president in history. now statistics from the department of labor, for the first time in u.s. history there are more available jobs than people looking for them. 6.7 million openings compared to 6.3 million people on the unemployment roles. but wages are barely keeping up

with inflation, is our economy just a great mirage. joining me, charlie la duff, and the author of the new book, "s show, the country's collapsing." kennedy: a lot of republicans are talking about this great economy and how the unemployment number keeps going down. there are more jobs, but you say it's not all roses and iewn cores. >> everybody remembered what happened in the last election. if that what's you want to think, then think it. but wages haven't done anything. if you take the banging sector out, they have done nothing for the working person.

the labor participation rate. everybody eligible to work, it's like at 62%. almost 40% of the country who can work is not work. where are the jobs? do you have to move to the city? they are not in the rural parts. do we have to become immigrants within our own country? i don't see the magical recovery. a lot of lives don't seem better. kennedy: but there are jobs like in banging and accounting and things like that where you need some specialty training. there are also a lot of jobs in service industry like retail and food service which oftentimes are part-time jobs. but for people entering the job market, those are starter jobs, and hopefully they lead to

bigger things as they do for a lot of people. that's how a lot of people get their foot in the door in a job market. >> who could complain about there being jobs. available jobs is a good thing. but an advancement to where? you have got to remember, we are not worky about the future of this country. namely, our children. what do you advance to? these are good-paying american jobs. these are hotel jobs and wiping old people's back end. there are less men working now than there was 10 years ago. neighbor people don't want them or don't have access to them. i am not saying the sky is falling, but the sky is overcast. kennedy: you were doing a

fascinating story called "the americans." i loved hearing your stories and loved seeing you go across the country talking to some of those forgotten men and women the president appealed to during the 2016 campaign. but now you are work as a handyman. >> in detroit city. i wrote a book. don't think things have gone badly for me. kennedy: you say you are redoing your life. >> i'm writing a book. the american public said of the media, hey, man, why don't you get in touch with yourself and figure out what you are all about. you are getting it wrong and we don't even like you. why not stop and figure out what i saw. it's a great book, it goes all over the country. the anxiety of not having health coverage. i always had it. now that my daughter is exposed,

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lefty trump haters have to keister the kilo of bitter truth. no matter how much they hate the president, this worthy cause chapel beyond by jared kushner. these reprieves may not be all good, but they are not all bad either. we are in the midst of a post-modern presidency. to some the president is a political messiah. and for others he's the devil. if what stems from this conversation is a serious examination of why we are putting non-violent people in lifelong cages and there are bills that reflect necessary changes, that's more productive than distracting discussions about the anthem or white house visits. you should want the country to

improve. you should want people to experience freedom. and if you can't get past some good things come from a guy you despise, then usual a cup prisoner of your own drama. here we are. the associated press is reporting alice johnson walked out of prison about an hour agree. david bruno is back in action. >> i think they are could commun is wonderful news. >> president trump, i have some clients who need pardons, too. let's go.

>> the fact is he has the authority. it has to be a federal crime and it can't impeachment. he can pardon himself as well. if the drafters of the constitution said he couldn't pardon himself, they would have included it. that's the way to get a president out of office. it's not to charge him. kennedy: let's talk about alice johnson. there are a lot of conservatives who say she is a horrible person and deserves to spend her life in prison. how much does this change the discussion we are having. >> 63 years old. she spent 21 years in jail on a life sentence. it's first offense. that federal law on potential and -- on possession and drug

offenses. when there is a conspiracy, they look at the aggregate amount. the first-time offender. it's non-violent and that went into his decision making. kennedy: the judge who sentenced her knew all of those issues. was that judge obligated to put her away for life? >> not necessarily. there is discretion even in the federal system. we have guidelines so if someone is convicted of a crime that falls within a certain range, the judge has to consider that. he probably did have some discretion mott to give that life sentence. kennedy: i know in the 90s there was a big push for law and order and three strikes you are out. this is a person who didn't commit a trike.

the president has been influenced by a jared kushner. there were people who did not want high pressure offer this comcommutation including his chf of staff john kelly. but what do you see this signaling to the department of justice? >> this is a little inconsistent with a.g. sessions' directive. that is federal prosecutors should charge the highest level crimes and prosecute the highest level crimes. i hope they can reevaluate that. i have federal defendants dealing with that directive. in this conversation, let's take a look at that directive. kennedy: do you feel it's fair

for alice johnson to get all this attention when there are plenty of other people who got life. >> there is a process for clemency. not everyone may have kim kardashian behind them. but it starts with a discussion. this is a step in the right direction, kennedy. always a pleasure. kennedy: kim k. isn't the on celeb making political waves. five-time nba champ dennis rodman will be in singapore for the summit. the worm has been to the hermit kingdom five times. he has even taken some credit for improved relations and claims he gave a copy of the of the of the deal to little kim

the last time he was in north korea. as of now, it's on. rudy giuliani tossed an insult to north korea. saying kim jong-un got on his hand and knees and begged after the cancellation of the summit. the party panel is back. kat timpf, joe dehave de -- joo and harlan hill. >> some of the saviors of american democracy and diplomacy are former stars and court tars. -- court stars. kennedy: joe, you have been the sober person in the room with drunk people. president trump does not drink.

cub * and dennis rodman when they get together, they empty the distillery. can you manage how annoying it will be for the president sitting there while dennis and kim hold each other's hair back while they warf? >> it's starting to sounds like an old episode of love boat. where they would cram in as many celebrities as they could. dennis rodman, he's not a superstar, but he was always a team player. kennedy: le bron james would love to have le bron james getting some defensive boards. >> we just saw kim kardashian show she has a brain and a heart as well as a giant butt. kennedy: dennis rodman, are you for and against. kat: i have always been for

dennis rodman. he was a piston, i had a big fan on him. i had a crush on him when i was a little girl. i don't know what that says about me. dennis rodman just likes to hang out with him which is a strange thing seeing as he's an evil dictator. that's one of the few criteria i do have. kennedy: as your friend, i think you have very low standards. kat: you can't be an evil dictator and you have to text me back. kennedy: i think he might have something productive. it's funny, the chicago bulls championship teams have provided us with so much north korean diplomacy from michael jordan's

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everything from burning green men. 2:00 tomorrow all eyes are on nasa for a big announcement from the red planet. the rover was specifically designed to find evidence of life on mars. what could it be? i think what we'll find first of all is we realized the rover has been drilling into rock for two years. but two years ago the motor failed. for two years we had no results. a few weeks ago they jury rigged that motor. and they are able to analyze the rocks. i think they will find evidence of complex carbon based chemicals like amino acids which are the building blocks of life on earth. we'll find precursors of life on

mars that are found naturally on earth in the form of proteins. kennedy: are the proteins going to bubble for a few hundred million years and eventually we'll see creatures? or did that already happen? >> first you have amino acids. then you have knew thre nucleus. we could be the martians. if you want to see a martian, you may be seeing the evidence of dna that started on mars. and was sent to the earth by a meteor to create homo sapien.

we could be spreading our dna to other planets as well. kennedy: will they send rovers here? >> remember this is still speculation. nasa is keeping a tight lid on this whole thing. but apparently it will be a big announcement. another possibility, they found minerals worth mining on mars and that could set off a gold rush. perhaps rare earth or new platinum materials. so that may give us mining, ores and rocks capable of sustaining colonies on mars. kennedy: that's why he on muks and branson and others are all in the space race.

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kennedy: kellyanne conway accidentally referred to the president as the commander-in-cheese. kim jong-un now wants to meet the president more than ever. this is "topical storm." topic number one. we begin in beautiful southern ohio where a driver heard one of those old songs that really takes you back. well, no, we are not sure who this is. watch his car reverse down the entrance ram. pull a sweet u. turn and swing

into a kroger parking lot. if everybody had these skills, the road would be safer. from what we know our hero doesn't make a lot of money. shy is a backup dancer. topic number two. a swedish cat was forced to wear the cone of shame, but it did nothing to dampen its spirits. you may say the cat decided to drink it up. other animals sulk in the corner when they are rocking the cone. oh, not my cat, kennedy. your cat. it would kill you for a slice of veil vota knowing it will throw it up on the kitchen floor which

is fine by the cat because it will give them more room to eat your below thed corpse. when you google cat drinking, every story is about kat timpf where who is my friend. a san diego a pad padre's fana foul ball in her beer. she is a viral video star. she got 4 million marriage proposals on instagram.

the a pad res went on to loose the game 14-1. but we hear gabby left in good spirits. unlike the padres, she managed to make it home. topic number four. kfc is developing a vegetarian fried ching. finally we are getting some sci-fi in that bucket. a spokesperson says it's aimed healthy eaters. but nobody looking to eat healthy is patronizing a place called kentucky fried ching. that's like trying to quit drinking at a place called foley's pub.

they plan to test the recipe in the u.k. but i'm going to call right now and say this thing is going to tank. nobody wants fried chicken minus the chicken. that's like having a beauty pageant without the swimsuit competition. topic number five. the international house of and kicks announced they are change their name from ihop to tirkshob. -- to ihob. they did not reveal what the b stand for but the early money is on bad fat, bad cleft wool or giant man books.

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