inaction in the senate. our president can't get his agenda passed under the circumstances. lou: join us tomorrow night. good night. kennedy: a political showdown from the border to the nation's capital. republicans squaring off against democrats. the question now, who is going to tbling first. the president blasted the left claiming they are obstructing his plans to secure the bored and they are the cause of the immigration fiasco that gripped the nation for days. president trump: we have to house the minors and we should be taking good care of them, then we should return them back home. that's what we have to do. but every time we ask for resources, the democrats say no. they say no to everything

because they are obstructionists and they think that's good politically. kennedy: the republicans have problems and they are losing' support. the president signed an executive order toned the separation. the first lady toured a facility in texas and held a round table where she thanked those who have been helping the kids. >> they are having their fear without their family. i want to thank you for your hard work, your compassion and your kindness to them in this difficult time. i would also like to ask you how i can help for these children to reunite with their families as quickly as possible. kennedy: house republicans have

canceled tomorrow's vote on their moderate compromise immigration bill after the conservative bill failed to pass. the political battle clearly not over. we are told it could be another vote next week. the legal fight is just beginning with lawsuits over the zero tolerance policy pouring in. joining me, david bruno. but let me head to tim carney on the politics of all this. let's talk about the impossibility of passing anything on immigration regardless of who's in power. >> i have been around washington, d.c. for 18 years and for a majority of that lime has been some idea of comprehensive immigration reform. kennedy-mccain was the name of the bills early on to give you

an idea how old this was. i'm afraid your bill failed there. it's an amazing thing when the leadership of both parties who were in favor of something back then. this might be one of the hardest issues to find common ground on. right now you have got the basic idea of the democrats, the dreamer idea, that you need amnesty for illegal immigrants who entered as children, and that's almost an impossible thing for the congressional caucus to even consider. then you throw out all the other issues. it's one of the toughest issues in washington. kennedy: you deal with the dreamers first and the law lasts. people in both parties want some protection for dreamers. both parties expressed the willingness to secure the border, maybe not with a wall. but democrats voted for those

measures in the past. how do you tackle it? >> the sort of tactic -- we advocated that the examiner give us small immigration bills. find two things you i agree on and pass that. the fact is where donald trump is right, the democrats do not want donald trump to get anything looking like a victory. they would rather go into the mid-term election saying trump is against what this popular provision than to threat trump sign into law, including a popular provision. so if you had border security and americans want that. and you said we'll have some forgiveness for people who entered illegally as children, if you combine those and pass them into a bill, you would think that would be good. but siding with donald trump is poison if you are trying to rev you have the hashtag resistance.

kennedy: is the goal that they take the house and somehow they will force their version of immigration? is it the same gamble that senate republicans made with merritt garland? >> it could be. increasingly the parties exist to become the majority, then to maintain the majority, then take the white house. what they do after they have done that is a good question. if there were an immigration package that would pass politically. what you are suggesting earlier, it would have the dreamer stuff, daca, some sort of amnesty for minor illegal aliens and increased funding and new enforcement. but what this last week has shown us, there is a lot more mess that's we are in a situation where you either have to do catch and release or separate the children or couple with a new system the executive

order is trying to do. kennedy: you are right. people on both sides know what they don't like, therein they are very, very loud and emotional about what they hate. but both sides are very bad about putting ford something that is work agent and popular and passable. >> well put. kennedy: thank you. it's just the inspiration of having you here. there are a ton of legal issues. central american asylum seekers are suing the trump administration over the zero' tolerance policy. there are allegations of abuse in one shelter. immigration courts are so overwhelmed by the number of cases, there aren't enough judges or lawyers to handle it all. let's talk about the president's

executive order. what does this do for the situation in the short term before there could be a legislative fix. >> there is a legal dilemma. the executive order says keep the families together. but there is a doj agreement out of california that says no minor can be held in detention centers. therefore what do we do? we can't put the families in detention centers. if we are going to keep them together, they have to be released. the doj is trying to amended that order. they are asking for a change of circumstances, the executive order to allow the family to the stay together in the detention center. kennedy: can you hear me now? i'll keep talking null can hear me. i changed my mind.

i'm fickle. i'm going to talk to the pant because they are smart and learned and they know all about this stuff. let us discuss with correspondent for "the greg gutfeld show." kat timpf is here. and harlan hill and editor-in-chief of campus reform, lawrence jones. let's pick it up where david bruno and i left off. i think that presidents open themselves up for criticism where congress should be acting. i don't think congress gets a free pass. they still have the majority. and when they cry it's the democrats' fault what should they do? >> the president's original position was the right position. i'm a libertarian. there are two issues i always disagree with my libertarian

friends. i am so sympathetic for the kids. kids should never be punished for crimes their parents committed. but what about all the other crimes in this country? i think about the war on drugs. i want drugs legalized. people in my community were ripped away from their parents because their parents sold drugs. and they were punished for that. those kids wants to be reunited with their family as well. when the president does sign the' executive order and brings them back together with their parents, then the democrats still cry and say now the president has the kids with the parents behind bars in cages. so there was no winning in this issue. on the way this gets resolved is with congress. kennedy: that's what it boils

down to. chuck schumer and and lot of fellow democrats are saying you can't use these kids as bargaining chips. which is abhorrent. the white house did a bad job of defending it and describing it. the democrats need that issue to be ongoing if they are going have a sustained political win. that makes those kids bargaining chips. >> it does. i thought daca kids would be a bargaining chip. so the onus is on the democrats. if they care about this issue. we have to couple a solution. i do know that's tens of thousands of unaccompanied minors come across our border. and in the process, both liberal

groups between 60% and 80% of the young girls and young women who make this journey to the united states to cross the broader molested or raped in the process. that's abhorrent. we have got to get rid of the magnet. kennedy: what if the magnet was freedom. >> i wouldn't go that far. i hair. that's why this problem is so hard. i don't know what the solution is to this problem. these are not people seeking regular asylum. they attempted to cross illegally and have been caught. >> there aids difference between crossing the first time which is a must misdemeanor. and if you have been deported and cross, that's a felony. you want to really let ghost

magnet and the entitlement state and the war on drugs. is that too extreme? >> those are the exact two things we do. if we ended the entitlement state there wouldn't be as much of a motivation for people to come over here and get free things. and ms-13 bringing the drugs. they wouldn't have to bring the drugs if you should be able to get the drugs from the drug store. kennedy: we are going to get into that later. people think it's an immature argument. but it isn't in has not been an administration that has fill love cally or legally tackled the issue of demand. they try constantly to go back to supply. >> i think if the president wasn't surround with jeff sessions, he's a practical guy web's from new york.

i think this is the president who would take the criminal justice reform in general, if he didn't have old school republicans around him that don't think practical about the issue. he wants to get rid of the magnet. kennedy: let's talk to david bruno. back in action. the earpiece is working. let's talk about the legal woes that might fall before this president with the executive border and the ensuing action and lawsuits. what does he do now? >> they need this amendment. like i was saying. they filed a complaint today. kennedy: the department of justice did in the 1997 california case. >> the restriction on having the minors in the fat silts needs to change if you are going to keep

them together. if it doesn't change they will have to release everybody that comes over. that's the other alternative. i'm sure some people actually want that too. kennedy: i understand that. en i understand people saying the majority of people who come to this country are well-intentioned and they are escaping bad parts of the world where there is no opportunity and their lives are threatened and they want to work. the government has not come up with a sufficient plan for vetting people and separating those who want to work and make this world a better place and those who want to harm people and squash their freedom. how can they fix that chasm. >> it's being brought to the attention of everyone. they have to fix it. but also get back to the asylum process. there is a process they have to follow, and they have to follow it. they can't come over illegally. there is a review, there is a district court judge who has to

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middle east. and cause a mess on aisle 9. there was no real pressure or believable threat. no nicknames like little rocketman. now this unorthodoxed befuddling maximum pressure might yield surprising results. and if it works, they should indian give obama's nobel prize to trump. will strong arming western europe work? it might lead to frosty tariffs and awkward meeting. but global leaders don't know how to respond to this president. and that's how he wants it.

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approbation like anybody because he reacts like a bull in the china closet when he doesn't get. obama didn't have to worry about that. i remember george stephanopoulos, he said i have to be true to my muslim faith. and george stephanopoulos said your christian faith, your christian faith. it's etched into stone for the rest of time. as far as competency. i guess this makes me a bad guy. when i see unemployment down into the low 4s, 3.9? i am happy we are going to have a deal with north korea. kennedy: any president would take some of those numbers whether it's the stock markets, but the other aspects of the

barometer, i think any president would take that in a heartbeat. politicians love adoration. this president, if he doesn't get adoration, he wants a fight. there is one writer who is trying to crystallize the trump doctrine and ask senior writers of the white house what is the trump doctrine? >> one said no friend, no enemies. people who love the president love that. people who hate the president despise that. >> trump came home from the summit in a good position. even a lot of the people who hated him had to give a little bit. and the people loved him gave a lot. it seems he was home for a few days and he goes right into the border and he dove into things that are not helping him right

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kennedy: the supreme court handing down a decision that could increase prices for everything you buy online. it gives states the power to require online sellers to

collect sales tax it, a victory for brick and mortar who were losing business to sites like amazon. states could collect $13 billion in new revenue. but is this good policy for consumers like us? scott martin, welcome back. apparently my tax bill. i don't like this at all. hashtag taxation is theft. >> the prices of things you said you were going to buy. i got question for you. if you shop online at the amazon, the wayfairs because you were saving on sales tax? for me it was the experience, you could get stuff in two years, it was discreet.

so that to me is the experience part which still the big box stores don't have. kennedy: maybe in 1997 it was the case that people were starting to discover e-commerce from that point on. but certainly now, it better be one hell of a shopping experience with champagne and foot rubs to get me into a store. otherwise i can sit in the comfort and luxury of my palatial penthouse and tap on my laptop. >> e-commerce is a small part of overall retail. the states are final getting their acts together saying we have to charge sales tax.

as retail and online gets going and gets a bigger part of the retail share. the states are foaming at the mouth to get money. kennedy: that money won't end up in your pocket. you won't feel the tax savings. all it will do is whet their appetite. >> more fiscal infidelity from the states you know and love because of this ruling. it's a terrible idea. the states are going blow all this money they are going to get from buying this stuff online. >> thanks for the clarity, always good to see you. today the trump administration, they are starting to shrink government. >> i call it the drain the swamp

cabinet meeting. we talked about it during the campaign. today we are introducing the actual actions that follow up on those words. when we gone it this, one of the things we learned, it has been almost 100 years since anybody reorganized the government at this type of scale. kennedy: the plan includes combining the labor and education department. and a single food safety department. but they will face pushback from congress which usually makes these kinds of decisions. but even if they are successful, does this begin to scratch the surface of our below thed federal government? joining me now, the man in black returns. nick gillespie. you and dennis on the same night. glorious. >> i'm happy to be following the word below thed.

i don't way sales tax. kennedy: "reason" has done some incredible work catalog and documenting government waste. you have the commerce department on the cover "reason" magazine talking about how that whole thing could be scrapped. >> this is one of the things. i am generally very mixed on trump. i think some of the things he does are awful. this is a great idea to talk about condensing and consolidating cabinet departments. the education department only came into being in 1979. ronald reagan said he would get rid of it and he expand it. it makes sense to condense these program. one of the things i don't think he mentioned.

they will take food stamps and put it in with health and human services and not the department of agriculture. you should have the welfare programs being administers by one agency. kennedy: it's a redundancy. you have identical programs in separate departments that don't communicate. they do the exact same thing which makes it very confusion for people who need those services. >> then you can't evaluate them. the department of education ideally. this in a way, betsy devos, one would hope if she is true to her rhetoric. what the department of education should be doing is cutting economics for certain times of federally funded programs. a higher level, some other programs, k-12. but they shouldn't be involved in dictating this or that thing. it's one of the smallest federal

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are nationally legalizing cannabis. i think there is a huge market for that there are going to be products and services, and it will be legit. and there is going to be money to be made. how do i make some of that money. >> it's a no-brainer. they are understood cutting the cartels and terror organization and providing a safe substantiated way. and i think president trump. kennedy: don't you have a hot stock tip. >> this is as no-brainer. kennedy: i want the brain part. as the companies go big, whether it's met-men or some other conglomerate. there will be a winning stock, a winning strategy. >> this is lbj's position, not

lawrence jones. there is a lot of companies getting into the culinary business because it's a product you can cook with so that's what i'm into. kennedy: you are more on the edible side. >> most of definitely. kennedy: an entire generation of people coming of age, they will incorporate it into their casual life. >> the president is against opioids. kennedy: how far behind is the united states? kat: very far behind because of jeff sessions. i just don't understand. you know what i need to do? i have got to stop all those people from smoking weed.

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