think with the democratic party specifically dick durbin called i.c.e. agents a group of incompetent. that's how unimpeachable they feel. david: i don't think americans feel anywhere near that way. that's it for us. thanks for joining us. good night from new york. kennedy: are we on the brink of another nuclear showdown with north korea? secretary of state mike pompeo heading back to meet with kim jong-un amid reports north korea may be expanding its nuclear program despite making a deal with the president. president trump said he believed kim jong-un h -- when he told hm he was ready top denuclearize. do the * i do the along real.

president trump: i got along really well with chairman kim. we had great chemistry. maria: do we believe sometime in. president trump: i made a deal with him, i shook hands with him. i believe he means it. is it possible? i have been in deals where it didn't work out. kennedy: his word is stronger. john bolton said the u.s. has a plan to dismantle the north korea nuclear weapons within a year. according to the journal, satellite images show the regime is rapidly upgrading a missile development facility it's reportedly the place where they designed the icbms that can carry the warheads here.

let's start things off. let's go to this panel tonight. live from los angeles. caldwell strategic consultant founder and elbow dancer jonathon caldwell. and antonio a what dough, jr. and iraq combat veteran and radio host, bryan suits. great to see you in the flesh in l.a. where le bron james wins. the president said that they are going to have a second round of talks, potentially in new york with kim jong-un. what can we get out of round two that will stop the shenanigans and somehow reinforce the idea of being denuclearized. >> we are still in the first one but the united states is acting like something actually happened

in singapore. the north koreans have no intention of denuclearizing. they will probably agree to have a certain number of nuclear weapons. but they poured too much money into it from the launchers to the manufacture together warheads. all those things, none of them stopped. they will blow up some obsolete test stand. we could blow up kitty hawk and they will not denuclearize. at some points we have to go to war with them or agree they can have nuclear weapons. kennedy: unfortunately i agree with you. i have went in throes of optimism that the president can do something about north korea. but i still don't trust the north koreans. the difference is this president is not employing strategic patience. this is not the iran deal, get

something signed at all costs. you have john bolton who who would be delighted to rain a hail of bullets and fury. >> john bolton is the right man for the job. i would rather be in this situation than if you had hillary in this situation. it's about time we sat down and made this happen to protect the rest of the world. i'm look forward to see what happens. but he's not launching anymore missiles in the sky anymore. kennedy: what do you say about the satellite images that show the same activity and they could be expanding. >> they could be. or they could be building something else. we don't know exactly what's going on over there. we have the tough jest president and administration and we are in the right spot. kennedy: he's right about the unpredictability. that sets a non-politician apart

from path presidencies. if you can't trust north korea and we haven't been able to trust them in the past. they have essentially gotten us up to this point several times throughout various broken peace processes. what do you do now? >> they lied to us many, many times before. what brought kim jong-un to the table is president trump's very different untraditional style of negotiating. maybe hostage taking. that changed the trajectory of things. kennedy: john bolton said i have an idea of what i want to do. >> when it comes to these pictures, absent conclusive evidence, i don't know if we can say for sure they are building something else. but i don't trust kim jong-un at all. kennedy: i don't either.

don't you assume they are still building something? >> they have no reason not to. they are not actually afraid of us attacking them. >> i think they are. kennedy: i think kim jong-un is afraid. >> the same thing going on with china and south korea and japan. what president trump has done is phenomenal. we haven't done this in 60 years. >> it's great to see north korea reacting. they have been running the table from clinton and madeleine albright bringing a michael jordan signed basketball to his dad. kennedy: isn't it interesting the 90s are a key to this? >> we need verifiable commitments. kennedy: president trump reported lire considering pulling the united states --

reportedly considering pulling the united states out of the world trade organization. he told maria bartiromo that he's eyeing tariffs on automobiles next. the e.u. warned the car tariffs would lead to retaliatory taxes on u.s. exports. how will the trade war help the economy? is this the worst idea in the world to talk about pulling out of the wto and also slapping tariffs on those german cars? >> one of the magical things about donald trump. regardless of what you think this motives are. the fact that he says things any other president wouldn't say is what seems to grease the wheels of negotiation. maybe we'll pull out of the wto. we get reactions we have never seen before. he's changing the rules and stepping from step a to d.

what do we get out of the wto besides trashing seattle. so i think that is how you get movement out of mexico, out of the european union, out of china, is telling them, there may be an incredibly unpredictable guy in the white house. >> you get a $500 billion deficit out of the wto. trade deficit. kennedy: i don't buy the trade deficit. >> i get where you are coming from. i think it disenfranchise us to pull out of the wto. we have been having a deficit since 1975 when it comes to trade in this country. kennedy: gerald ford was president. >> 1975 to even some of the years where it was particularly good. we had issues. with that being the case,

something needs to change. kennedy: they have not demonstrated if we ran a trade surplus that somehow everything would be magically better. but i like the idea of shaking these institutions whether it's nato or wto. we are a part of them because we have always been a part of them. this is a post modern time and the old rules don't seem to apply. >> we made extremely dangerous deals in the past 20-30 years. and europe is waking up, and now they can't -- they have no other choice but to work with us. at the end of the day we have the right president and he'll make the right deals. kennedy: it doesn't mean the united states should be arrogant or take those allies for granted. but they do need the fact that you can have an entire nation of consumers. that is incredibly --

>> european companies are being built here. the bmw mercedes, they want to build their cars now. kennedy: we are not taxing them. president trump's former attorney and stripper snuffer spoke to good morning america. and he's making it clear his family and country, not president trump come first. edward lawrence is in washington with more. >> michael cohen saying he's not going to be a pun'ing back. in an off-camera interview he said he's changing his stance on the fact he wouldn't talk to federal prosecutors about the president. now he says he's charged with a federal crime, he would cooperate. michael cohen saying quote to be crystal clear. my wife, daughter and son and this country have my first loyalty.

cohen tells abc news he wants to clear his name. he would not answer any questions about the $130,000 payment he made to stormy daniels the adult film actress. he answered questions in the past about that topic. he went on to say i am not a villain in any story and won't allow others to try to depict me that way. white house press secretary sarah sanders was asked about all of this. >> was the president worried after michael cohen's comments. >> i am not going to answer questions on this topic and would refer you to the president's outside counsel. >> could you tell us if the president watched the interview? >> i will refer you to the president's outside counsel. reporter: by the end of the week cohen tells abc news that he's going to get a new attorney.

up to now his attorneys have been working in close concert with president trump's attorneys. kennedy: palace intrigue in the highest. great to see you back in action. legal experts say the interview should make the president a little nervous. but does the teflon don have something to worry about? let's go back to the panel. >> we have been dealing with this for a long time. the democratic party. if you have something to say, say it now so we can move on. let this stuff go. we need to move on. kennedy: democrats are pinning the hopes of this president's downfall on michael cohen flipping. but he hasn't been charged with anything. >> that was a clear call to the president. mr. president, hello. pardon me for any possible crimes. kennedy: that's the misfortune

here. kennedy: he hasn't been charged with anything yet. does cohen have the goods? and are they the kind of goods that "a" would shock anyone who voted for him or dispiepies de ? >> forget weighing said in the other interview and doing that thing where he lied under oath. it's like the joker talking to the tv. some people you can look at them and they are squealers. when michael cohen says his family comes first, that's a thinly veiled, the russians offered me something on the phone and i didn't hang up. >> if people don't care that he

doinked a porn star once. that's not the issue. mule per and the fbi team are doing their tried and true tactic. and -- cohen is going to flip. kennedy: mueller have these procedural charges against other people affiliated with the campaign other administration. that in and of itself is a tactic. that's a way of forcing people to talk base has shown he is more than happy to charge someone with obstruction of justice or lying to federal agents. >> i think at this point. we have seen a lot of people that want to be above the law. the american people have woang up and say we want to move on. we voted for him, he's our guy. let's take care of our country. this is just distractions. november we have an election

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kennedy: the immigration battle showing no signs of slowing down. a growing number of democrats calling for abolishment of immigration and customs enforcement known as i.c.e. the current president is not having it. he tweeted quote the liberal left also known as the democrats want to get rid of i.c.e. who do a fantastic job, and want open borders. our next guest met with the president in april to push a immigration bill of his own. dana roar backer, it's nice to be in -- dane ra rohrabacher,

it's nice to be in your home state. this is like banning drinking straws. it doesn't tackle the issue and the mess. but it seems like a new fad. what do they hope to achieve by calling for the abolition of i.c.e. >> nobody can figure these people out unless you come to the conclusion that the left-wing of the democratic party which controls the democratic party believes in open borders to flood in millions and millions more. unless you think that's the reasoning behind it, it makes no sense at all. i have to believe that secretly they want open borders and have hundreds of more millions of people show up. kennedy: if they want that, they should have more people elected to congress. they have to reach out to constituents and voters to sell that idea. this is one of the things even if you completely got rid of

i.c.e., some other bureaucracy would have to come in and do that job. what is thal earn tough? >> they don't need that if they have open borders. kennedy: most of people don't want. >> the left wing of the democratic party is taking them right off the cliff. the bottom line is the american people do not want hundreds of millions or tens of millions of more illegals flowing into our country. this is happening in europe as well where you have a massive migration into poland and hungary rejecting it. they don't believe we are responsible to have anybody who is in need to come to our country and drain our resources. kennedy: that's why we have to

end the entitlement state. we can have a better life. that's fantastic. that's the kind of immigration our country is founded upon. the government has not figured out to way to let good people come in and do good things. a below thed entitlement state. >> we are not talking about -- we have permitted a million legal immigrants to come into our country. kennedy: you want the rich ones to pay for immigration. you want rich immigrants to pay $1 million, then what do they get for it? >> 55,000 people out of the million legal immigrants that we bring in he year, i'm proud of that. i have never been in favor of decreasing the number of legal immigrants. kennedy: steven miller and some of the people advising the

president want to decites. i've not. i think legal immigration is a good thing. 55,000 of them are selected by lottery. we are not making the decision who best can help our country. so i take those slots, 55,000, and say we are going to start up a fund. that fund will be totally dedicated to border security. kennedy: that's not how government works and you know it. >> you put a limit on it because it's a dedicated fund. kennedy: it all goes into the general fund. >> if you have a dedicated fund as compared to simply appropriating in the future which is what our current republican leadership wants to do, you do have a fund. it goes to build the wall, and thus you have very wealthy foreigners, and they get u.s. citizenship or they get --

kennedy: how is the cannabis coalition going? >> very well. kennedy: it's legal in this state and that's bringing in i'm guessing more money. are you a russian spy? >> actually i'm the chairman of the foreign affairs committee that oversees our relations with russia as well as europe. every meeting i have had where how suspicious are they? that's my responsibility as chairman. but i want to reach out and find ways to cooperate with russia wrath i are than reaching out constantly to try to beat them up. kennedy: thank you so much for stopping by. good to see you. coming up. president trump says he'll he'll pick his next supreme court nominee next week.

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kennedy: the despondent left is bracing for more sadness as president trump weighs his potential supreme court pick flips no divisive wedge than abortion. even though there have been

assures the overturning of roe versus wade will not be a litmus test it's still causing panic for donkeys. even the most of ardent evangelicals know there are different ways to deliver this par yell. with so much at stake. who is on the president's short list? a bunch of middle aged federal judges whose opinions have to be parsed for deeper meaning and application which is almost impossible. all you have to do is sell yourself as thoughtful and just east of moderate and you are in. but we know now nothing is normal. senators lisa murkowski and susan collins are such ryan owes, they could be hunted in africa. and they would lot of attention

and power. the president should do away with all his drama and nominate the most of consistently constitutional fellow on the dance card. and that is mike lee. he's young within bright, and an originalist through and through. he believes in shrinking the federal government and understands the importance of separation of powers. his lack of judicial experience speaks to his interestingness. and being an affable senator more driven by philosophy than party, he's likely to get a few democratic bones thrown his way. he's low on the list for the high court. but the president and his legacy will be well-served by appointing such a humble steward of freedom. and that's a memo. earlier today the president said

he's interviewed four potential candidates for the top job. he says he plans to meet with two or three more. will he pick a fight with the left and nominate a staunch pro-life conservative or go with somebody who is more middle of the road. the man panel has returned. there is so much handsomeness, i don't know where to start. i think mike lee is a great choice. you don't have to be a judge to be on the supreme court. it helps if you know law and know the constitution which mike lee does, and his brother happens to be on the utah supreme court. >> the constitution doesn't even say how many people have to be on the supreme court. i like mike lee as a california gun owner i wish there were more mike lees which is the reason he wouldn't be approved. i was impressed by trump's

stewardship of the neil gorsuch nomination. and i would say this time to get what you want in the long run, if i were him i would nominate the crip night and get a woman there. susan collins and lisa murkowski, it's not in their dna to oppose a woman. all she has to say is why would you oppose a woman. in my perfect world there would be nine mike leets with secret underwear. kennedy: i love the idea of a constitutionalist. it's almost impossible to take some of these opinions other judges have delivered and try to project it on to future cases. >> we have one supreme justice and maybe two or three in the next years. so it's an exciting time for the republican party and for our country. kennedy: what is the difference

versus the president's foreign policy? the process he goes through finding of the supreme court justices is almost antithetical to the rest of the way he governs. 's methodical and thoughtful. he seeks outside counsel. what is it about picking supreme court justices that brings out such a different side of him? >> he's watching it. >> this is amazing. i do believe that one of the things about the supreme court justice pick, especially considering the previous one is one of the things conservatives rallied around. this was one of the calling cards people said you have to vote for president trump regardless of what if you don't like what he says on twitter. he feels a duty to the party. kennedy: that's a good point. maybe that's why he approaches

it so differently. talk about something that has a long-term consequences. the president shaping a court the way this president has the potential to. it's attractive for people who are put off by his temperament. >> this is a guy who knows the importance of picking the correct lawyers. at least once a year over the turkey he is hearing about how important the judiciary is. for any president you can build all the dams you want. and phoney deals with iran. but the supreme court pick will keep giving for another generation or two. kennedy: thank you so much. so good to see you. best time ever. president trump is set to meet with russian president vladimir putin in just over two weeks. the summit will follow what is

sure to be a tense meeting between president trump and our nato allies. it also coincides with mueller's ongoing investigation of the' alleged meddling in the 2016 election. but is strengthening those ties with russia a good thing or should we be worried putin will try to play games with our president? i will ask brad thor. he has a new thriller out, "spy master" that hits shelves tomorrow. welcome back. >> no tie in new york either, so we are good. kennedy: you got the memo. should the president be distrustful of vladimir putin as john bolton was before he joined the administration? >> when you shake putin's hand

you have to count your fingers. bolton is still disdistrustful of putin. you tint old spy has an agenda going into this. he knows trump, he knows how to work trump and he knows how to work trump. the most trump will get out of this will be a photo-op. there will be some concessions much some sort from putin. and he'll shoot from the hip and agree to. i think we should take a collective deep breath. i don't think there is anything that terrible that will come out of this summit. donald trump whether you like him or don't like him is president of the united states. he's entitled to do this. if congress doesn't like it they can cow boy and start taking some of their power back from the executive they have been

ceding for decades. kennedy: you see you that frustration between house republicans and senate republicans. they despise east other even though they are supposedly working towards the same cause and fighting the same fight. part of that is because they have kneecapped themselves and there is an imbalance between the three branches. but it's interesting. the president has an opportunity to define his foreign policy which is still. it's early on in his administration. he's not a politician. but we are trying to figure out what that motto is. one of his aides said we are america and one says no friends, no enemies. that's what you think about when you think about the strongly worded letter to the e.u. and you are allies and the summit

with putin. >> there are three things putin hates. the united states and nato. so anything that weakens the united states, putin loves that. anything that weakens nato, putin loves that. the russians meddled in the brexit vote. so putin doesn't like the e.u. if i were counseling the president, and i think this president is difficult to counsel. he may listen to people, but at the end of the day i don't know how well read he is on foreign policy in particular. when the obama administration's motto was don't do stupid k blank. i think this just breaks stuff. and different. kennedy: let me ask you this. you have said that you would challenge the president if he runs unopposed in his own party. do you stand by that in the. >> no. i have lost all faith,

confidence and interest in republican party. there is no way i could primary donald trump because i would have to declare as a republican. that was the height of fatigue and disappointment who was told for years if the republicans could get congress, things would change. and then they pass a $1.3 trillion omnibus spending bill. the republican party only talks about fiscal responsibility and discipline when they are out of party. when they are in the minority. if the libertarians will have me, i am with them 100%. kennedy: that's interesting. we'll see where your political future goes from here. ' thank you, brad thor. >> maybe i can be at the next libertarian convention. my wife is going to kill me after this appearance tonight.

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kennedy: high taxes, failing schools. the real housewives of beverly hills. the reasons the state of california is a bit after mess. delays proposal to divide the state into three states and supporters are going to vote on it in november. they say it has a real chance. the measure is opposed by the republican and democrat candidates for governor because they want to rule all. man behind the plan, tim draper. i like your out of the box * thinking. you say california is too big and it's a monopoly beholding to the democrat party. >> it's a monopoly and it's beholding to whoever is in power at one siem time or another. it has grown and grown and at the demise of the state, of the

people of the state. our education is used to be number one. now it's number 44 if we are lucky. we used to be the best place to do business. i blame teachers unions for a big part of it. but it's also a special interest thing, the textbook manufacturers and the teachers union. they made it all fit one instead of allowing the schools to be more local. but the point is, we have gone from first to 50th. from the best place to the place to do business. and you wonder why we are losing all these jobs and tesla is leaving and everybody is leaving. there is a reason. somehow we made it untenable for people to run businesses here. and that's huge problem. then now they say this is -- it's beautiful weather. i love california.

but it has quality of life, it's now 50th of in quality of life. kennedy: how does splitting it up deal with all of that? >> it's a clean slate. it gives you an opportunity to be more empowered, to go and be better represented. kennedy: why not just move to a different state. >> people don't want to leave california. supreme their families here and they are being slowly pushed out. why should they be the ones to leave? taxes are too high and the regulations are too much. kennedy: they gerrymandered the state to be a one-party system. >> if there are three californias it will be the best person. there will be six senators it's likely all six -- is it going to

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clinton for president shirts. what happened? this is the "topical storm." we begin in an australian grocery store where the baby formula is flying off the shelves. a masked man tried robbing this store bean ax. but it was no match for baby formula and pringles potato chips. the pringles are a lot worse than the ax. the police believe he may have fled to a new york mets games because no one catches anything there either. topic number three. let's head down to greenville, south carolina where police told a suspect, get down. and he listened. an officer with the greenville

p.d. was responding to a robbery in progress. he was not charged with the offense because his white glove was way too tight, and everyone knows if the glove don't fit, you must acquit. he has become an internet sensation. he's not eligible for dancing with the stars because his career is still on the way up. topic number three. let's head to hendersonville, north carolina where a houseguest was behaving like a real animal. three teenagers left a box of donuts in the garage which you should never do on a sunday. he helped himself to four donuts but he didn't eat any bear claws

because he's not a cannibal. one million people have watched video of the donut, loving bear. when you google donut loving beasts of, every story is about michael moore. if you walk into a best guy the only thing harder to find than cds is the geek squad. you can imagine music fans are furious with the change for sending the cd to the big 8-track in the sky. the copy released this video

showing their employees how to deal with anyone coming in to demand a cd it's mugshot monday. this week's wish is from florida. he got a dui for claiming his dog was driving. police stopped scott garrett after they spotted him driving erratically. he claimed his dog was swerving. that's right. but the police didn't buy it. based on the results of his sobriety test, his dog probably should have been driving. he was arrested outside his house. but he did try bribing the cops with free donuts. witnesses say the bear fled in the car that was being driven by a dog.

they both have full gassy bellies. so lucky indeed. he's so cute. it makes me hungry. we'll be right back with so much more from beautiful los angeles. stay with us.

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doesn't matter where we are, it's always fun and fantastic. follow me on twitter and instagram, and email me at kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. the show is off until thursday. roy orbison is, from 1959 to 1964, he had 21 top 40 hits. >> he dies too soon, with three young sons. >> he had secretly always wanted us to be musicians, but he wasn't gonna push. >> does he send them on a musical mission from beyond the grave? >> and then i kind of rubbed my eyes, and then looked at this. >> he said, "i've got this cassette of this song that nobody has heard before." >> will this strange inheritance bring roy and his boys together again? >> had you always dreamt of playing with your dad? >> always, yes. >> [ chuckles ] mercy! [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ]