have judge jeanine pirro, paul bracken and harmeet good night from new york. kennedy: president trump playing hardball with iran. exactly four hours the white house restarting its crippling sanctions against the rogue nation. the president has a warning for any other nation that might want to stand in his way. you will quote risk severe consequences. the administration pulled out of the iran nuclear deal three months ago. president trump has been railing against the obama-era policies since he was a candidate, calling it a horrible one-sided deal. the sanctions are meant to ruin their economy and isolate them from the rest of the world.

they won't be able to import metals or export their own products which cuts off their ability to raise cash. national security advisor john bolton explained why the administration is doing this. >> our policy is not regime change. but we want to put unprecedented pressure on the government of iran to change its behavior. so far they have shown no indication they are prepared to do that. the president made it clear he viewed the iran deal as one of the worst deals in diplomatic history. we are not going to allow iran to get nuclear weapons. kennedy: joining me now, national review's own year editor jonah goldberg. a lot of people when they look back at the obama administration, they say this deal was the best we could hope for. do you believe that?

>> no. i thought it was a terrible deal. it was a deal to guarantee iran doesn't have a nuclear weapon within 10 years and guarantee it will have one after 10 years which didn't seem like a great deal to me. by giving them all of this money, the pallets of cash. they would repair their economy and instead they use it to fund hamas, hes bow a, go to -- hezbollah and it backfired on its own terms and it wasn't going to guarantee they wouldn't get a nuclear weapon which i thought was the point. kennedy: some people say it doesn't matter what you do with sanctions, they don't work. here you have some of the sanctions being lifted and cash

being sent over in exchange for hostages. as you are proving right now. there is more civil unrest than has been since the green revolution. i don't know how placing the sanctions back on that hot pot creates the ideal conditions for an effective uprising where people from within demand and receive the kind of necessary change so iran can participate fairly in a global economy. >> this is all high stakes stuff. i think the actual iran deal was a bad deal on the merits. you can make the argument that, you know, like they say in medicine. the cure for being stabbed in the chest isn't necessarily pull the knife back out. that can make things worse. i think it's a legitimate argument to say maybe we should

have let this thing run its course. but that's not where i come down. i think we should be leaning into this. the idea of fomenting the unrest in that country is in our interests, fomenting the overthrow that government is in our interest. i don't want to send troops in to do it. kennedy: how do we do it? it's better for us, it's better for them, it's better for the world, it's better for peace if their government is overthrown. we don't want regime change and another theater opening in the middle east. how do you do it other than wishing and hoping? >> i want regime change. i just don't want regime change at the point of one of our guns. but i would love it if there was a revolution from within that overthrew the mullahs and the

revolutionary guard. i would love it if they had a democratic popular uprising to get back to being a regular country. you delegitimize the regime by not cooperating with them to continue on the path of exporting terror over their neighborhood. if they lived up to the deal becoming a normal country, you wouldn't see runaway inflation and all of these protests. kennedy: what have we learned not to do with north korea and iran? what are some of the lessons. here is what not to do. applying those lessons to north korea. meaning is it imperative that we do not ease up and allow sanctions to be lifted and again an economic lifeline into north korea? is that what we learned here?

>> iran and north korea are very different countries. but i'm all in favor of tightening the sanctions on the regimes of both countries. the problem is north korea is a very narrow criminal re people in at the very top. it's not a communist country. it's a divine right of kills country. iran has a bigger robust civil society. there is a lot of people power on the ground. >> you also have a lot of family members that live in the west. generationally you will reach critical mass. there will be more young people who want to engage in a free market economy, hopefully we don't have to wait too long for that to happen. >> if they didn't have a nuclear program i would be happy waiting

it out. but they do and i don't want the ayatollahs to have nuclear weapons. kennedy: the media whipped up into a foamy frenzy after the president's latest tweet on the russia investigation. he tweeted fake news reporting. the meeting my son had in trump tower. this was a meeting to get information on an opponent. totally legal and done all the time in politics. it went nowhere and i did not know about it. cnn is quoting anonymous sources who claim the president is concerned his son could be in legal jeopardy. but the president's legal team and supporters claim the tweets prove nothing. but with you thing that's clear is there is a lot of hay that's

been made about this meeting. but will anything come of it? along with democratic strategist, and reason.com associate editor robby soave. good to see you all. when does opposition research go too far? >> well, first of all, to answer that question, it is a very common practice. so there is nothing unusual about meeting with individuals who claim that they have dirt or learnable information on your opponent. it's been going on forever. kennedy: have presidential campaigns been reaching into the caverns of people who live in other countries to get that information? >> sure. yeah. let me give an example of that. russian intel players were feeding information to

christopher steele who knew he was getting information or should have known from russian intel sources, and they were feeding this stuff to him and he was feeding that to fusion, and they were feeding it to the clinton campaign and they were happy as pigs. they didn't care. that's kind of what you do. i don't think they imagined this would blow up into a collusion issue. this meeting in trump tower. i don't know what donald, jr. knew about this meeting. my understanding is they went into it believing there was going to be some dirt possibly, leveragable information, and it morphed into this discussion about adoption. kennedy: why does russia have so much dirt in is it because they are spying on so many americans? there are so many powerful

countries. why does russia have so much opposition research. >> they don't. they don't have any more than the chinese or the north koreans or the french. kennedy: we are hyper focused on russia. there seems to be a russian funnel. >> the concern is not about the opposition research. the concern is donald trump was told this meeting was part of a larger effort by the russian evident to help donald trump win the election. this was in the emails he was forced to release. this is part of a concerted effort. what is concerning about this to me and others, is the trump campaign was told the russians had stolen emails from hillary clinton. instead of going to the police, they had a meeting with a kremlin operative in trump tower.

at the same time we have a trump associate talking to the gru. talking about the russian intelligence agency that stole the emails from the dnc. kennedy: at the same time i want to point something out. you also have harry reid talking with john brennan who is the head of the cia, and they seem to be barking up the exact same tree. it's a russian tree. >> you can't swing that cat without hitting a kremlin expert on spying. we created a nation of experts on russian spying. i think that. >> i am just reading his emails. harry reid is a member of the gang of eight and he's talking about an active attack from a hostile foreign power.

what christopher steele was trying to do. he was a private investigator hired by the campaign to try to find out -- kennedy: he was also working for the fbi. he was hired because the campaign was very concerned that the kremlin was working to elect donald trump and they were trying to figure that out. kennedy: i have got to bring robby in here. >> i have not seen the evidence to prove the collusion narrative and i'm not buying into it. them giving conflicting accounts of why this meeting took place. i understand why that would inspire concern in people who are looking to connect the dots where i don't see it. kennedy: lying about the timeline is problematic. >> it's not the crime, it's the cover-up. kennedy: it's not the same thing

as the massive conspiracy the left is trying to paint. >> if this meeting was completely innocent, why do you -- let's remember, the lines in the trump campaign, they didn't speak to russians at all ever. >> i think it's amazing. but i do agree with you. from an operational perspective. i don't know what's going on in these people's minds. i understand operations and intelligence. i worked the russian target for a fairly long time. i am not seeing the collusion thing. but keep going, dig down that rabbit hole. see what you can find. i think we'll end up with something that's not going to satisfy anybody.

kennedy: i have got to table this discussion for a minute. we'll see the man panel back in a few minutes. paul manafort's trial rolls on. a we got crazy new twists. remember he was in trump tower in that don, jr. meeting. today his former right-hand man testified and confessed to mutual crimes. edward lawrence is in washington with more. reporter: a clean-shaving gates testified. the prosecution put gates on the stand. he testified he was involved in criminal activity in regard to money at the direction of manafort. the prosecutor asked this. were you involved in criminal activity when you worked for manafort? gates said yes. the follow-up question, did you

create a crime? answer, yes. he said he lied to manafort's bookkeeper and arranged for wire transfers that were not reported to the irs. he said he made $65 million for a russian lobbying group in the ukraine. gates admitted to embezzling money from manafort to the tune of hundreds of thousands of dollars. he served as manafort's business partner for more than a decade. gates pled guilty last february to conspiracy and lying to federal agents. manafort's defense says gates is the mastermind behind this. the defense said gates got caught stealing from manafort and will say anything to day out of jail. gates will be sentenced after

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kennedy: i like that man panel is here just in case something goes down. president trump ramped up his attack on the media with this statement. president trump: they are so disquloafnt. they are among the most of dishonest human beings you will ever meet. kennedy: i feel bad for them. calling the media liars to their faces, he dialed up a notch by

tweeting, the fake news hates me saying they are the enemy of the people because they know it's true. i'm providing a great service by explaining this to the american people. they purposely cause great division and distrust. they can also cause war. they are very dangerous and sick. his comments were met with howls of protests from what he would call the fake news media. but is that what he's looking for when he picks on the press? expwhrieng, an grown sabato, jr. -- antonio sabato, jr. i think the president is talking about specific people who editorialize and fan the flames and are very reactionary. people like jim acosta who is

super aknowing and doesn't do the press any phase. >> i have a message for the president. we have 90 days until election november 6. i need you to come here so you can fight the media. we have a beautiful military base in ventura county. i urge you to come down here and help us out. ventura is and california is part of the country. i would love to see the president on your belaugh talk to the people of california. there are rational people left in the golden state. they are not victims of group think. they are not going to be forced into boxes and bubbles. there may be fewer of them than

there were 20 years ago. i think there are a lot of socialists who have no idea of what they are talking about. they do not understand the consequences of their misguided words and thoughts. but not everyone in the media is the devil. >> of course not, but right now they are shutting us out. if you are conservative and actually for this president. i was black listed from hollywood. peace. we love everyone. if you are conservative they don't love you at all. they want to trash you and trash your family. we are not going to stand for that. we are going to put america first and we have to fight for that. we have a huge election and we have to win this. what's at stake is the future of this country. kennedy: is it true after the 2016 election you went back to los angeles and were essentially abandoned by your management and

agency. >> that's right. i have three beautiful kids. i'm trying to survive and pay a mortgage. hollywood has trashed me from day one since i supported this president. but i'm going to fight for that. we have a lot of the work to do. i'm doing so much work for ventura county and we are going to win this. it's much more important than me and everyone else. kennedy: what do you think about candace owens and her fight' with twitter because she was take some the epithets and replaced those words with wise and jews and was kicked off that platform. >> this is socialism and trying to control the entire country from the media perspective. we can't allow that to happen. the germans did that very well and look what happened in world

war ii. cube today, castro did that very well, look what happened to that country. they hate this president and everything he stands for because they can't control him. kennedy: do you think there is a free press in venezuela or cuba? i'm glad you took the time. good luck with your big election the fall. let us know if the president takes you up on your offer. tie know he will. dough down to voteantonio.com. kennedy: republicans need to come up with a winning counter message or risk getting wiped out by the dreaded blue wave.

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ask why they discontinued the state's nearly $3 billion insurance plan. it's because their total state budget is just over $4 billion a year. similar plans are stalled in legislatures from cali to the empire state. there are never any program terts or safeguards to rein in spending for the free-wheeling socialists who are unapologetic about robbing you and spending your money. now the democratic dogma might have more bite than bark. that's the memo. there are a number of primaries across the country tomorrow. a dozen democrats running for governor tomorrow have pledged to bring universal healthcare in some form to their state. so why is single payer

healthcare gaining so much traction on the left? austin peter on is here. welcome back. let's talk about this single payer healthcare. it's single payer government-backed healthcare in colorado, new york and maybe even missouri. what's pushing this trend? >> everything is free under democratic socialism except for the people. california tried to implement this and they had to drop it because they realized it would double their budget and they couldn't afford it. bernie sanders' nightmarish fever dream that he wants to foist on us would cost $20 trillion over 10 years.

the conservative republicans in congress have been floating proposals that i think would bust up the understand cartels. the problem is we don't have competition in our healthcare system. but rand paul who is an eye doctor knows we have had the quality couple and costs come down because we haven't had third party pairs in the eye insurance market. kennedy: if you had some people who just got catastrophic plans and other shop for the plans with element they desired, you would see costs come down. progressives act like profit is a four-letter word. but it leads to innovation which saves and prolongs people's lives. in places like california and new york you have stalled plans in the legislatures.

one chamber says this is a great idea, and the other pulls out a calculator and says we can't do this. even if you have a 15% payroll increase, you are hurting small business owners who deserve more choice in economic flexibility. >> i have been all over the state of missouri this year. kennedy: are you going to win tomorrow? >> i am the on republican who has shown they can beat claire mccaskill. you know why i beat her? when we did the poll we found out independent, libertarians and democrats who care about civil liberties come over and vote for me in a general election. kennedy: claire mccaskill has

been awful. she has been all over the map. she has pledged her allegiance to president trump. which has to be difficult for democrats. >> i'm pro liberty, and pro constitution. kennedy: you are a politician because you can't abc the question. >> i'm going to stwict republican party i believe it' the party of object litionism and freedom. kennedy: you will not run for president in 2020. >> i will leave that to my betters. i think justin amash does a great job in the house of representatives. kennedy: best of luck tomorrow. let us know how you do. there is a will the of concern russians will try to hack the

mid-term elections like they did in 2016. the intel chief spoke at the white house last thursday. the top democrat on the senate rules committee said concerns about election security don't go far enough. so we start to discuss also the threat to our power grid system, the threats to our financial system because the russians aren't stopping at the election equipment. we found out last month russian agents successfully hacks american utilities. how to we reflect our elections? joining me, cyber-security analyst morgan wright. welcome to the show. what is most of pressing here? is it safe warding our voting machines or is there some grander conspiracy to paralyze

the united states by attacking our grid network? >> the russians don't back trump or clinton, they back chaos. they will do anything that creates chaos. there is a lot of good work being done out there through dhs. 800 counties and 50 states are part of it. kennedy: do you think the government has done a bad job of highlighting ways they enhanced cyber-security? >> the u.s. federal government gets a d for marketing. the multi state, elections infrastructure. all good programs dhs is running. these are free resources. they don't cost the states or counties knowing protect. the structure is one piece. the influence operations to influence our operations, that's

another piece. that's where the federal government dropped the ball. they had to have facebook show them how to do it in the digital media space. kennedy: there also has not been a correlation made between russians who bought $10,000 in facebook ads and people actually changing their vote. and i don't know how you figure that out. i don't know what the algorithm is. all i know is no one invented it yet. >> i don't know a single vote was changed. in india over 70 people have been killed because of rumors on instagram that certain men are pedestrian files or sexual offenders. it's been used to great effect to cause division. kennedy: it's not just russia. they see how easy it is to

create political discourse. but the fact that we have these considerations where we can disagree shows we are stronger and better than everyone else. >> an old supreme court justice said sunlight is the best disinfectant. you can't change people's minds, but you can give them a new set of facts on which to base that on. as long as the government continues to put information out. you have got companies like facebook trying better. all we can do is all we can do. very good. coming up be. dozens shot across chicago. what is causing such senseless violence and who is to blame. the panel returns to discuss. they have got answers. ♪ ooh, heaven is a place on earth ♪ uhp. i didn't believe it. again.

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in any neighborhood of chicago. we are a better city. kennedy: according to the "chicago tribune," 1,700 people have been shot in the windy i this year alone. is the mayor to blame? and what can be done to stop the violence. i have a feeling you will all have a didn't place you come from on this one. robby, what is the root cause of this violence a place like chicago. >> all of this violence is gang violence and the gang violence is related to the black market drug trade. legalize drugs, decripple fallize drugs. that would take away with these gangs are fighting each other. there are no alcohol gangs killing each other. this would take the drug market out of the black market. they wouldn't have this

financial incentive to kill each other. you would solve more of the homicides. drug deaths are the hardest homicides to solve. they think they will get away with it you are more likely to commit violence studies have shown. >> we have a patch work of gun safety laws that go from state to state. illinois has strong gun control measures but it's surrounded by states with very weak ones. 60% of the guns that were looked at in a recent study actually came from out of state. this is the problem. kennedy: more gun prohibitions. it doesn't touch the black market. when you talk about prohibition of drugs and prohibition of guns. that's when you get violence.

>> when you can goin illinois and a gun show where you don't have to gate background check. >> they are killing each other and firing into crowds indiscriminately are going gun shows. that's not true. that's a falsehood. >> i'm shocked the response would be we need more gun control. i'm not shocked. but i don't disagree with the drugs as an element of it. i think a broader picture and how you solve this, i don't know. it's way above my pay grade. it's lack of opportunity for those communities that exist there. a fundamental way to start to resolve some of the issue, it won't resolve everything. there are elements of all that make up the truth. is you need more community policing. you know, studies, pull them out all day long.

studies show more community policing will assist this. it won't make it go away. but they need more money and resources and manpower. it would bely won't happen in chicago. kennedy: there are structural causes. >> bad police can be worse. because they inflame the tensions. kennedy: then the people they interface with go into the system for drugs or whatever reason. then you have generations of people who are robbed of fathers who repeat the same mistakes over and over again. >> we lament it, and like raccoons chasing the shiny object, we in the media go focusing on something else. kennedy: this much blood shed, this many deaths.

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saves on gas. he gets 12 miles to the hay bail. all right. a brooklyn salon is going viral because of their eyebrow waxes. which are a big hit with customers. oh, wow. my goodness. i think that's illegal. it's not a hazing ritual. this is a salon manage more lives by the motto the customer is always blue. the woman reportedly refused to pay for an eyebrow wax she said was meted up. you should see what they did to the lady who didn't pay for a

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