good night from fork. -- from new york. kennedy: a huge primary night in states across the u.s. results due to start pouring in any minute. it could be a referendum on the president as well as the left new socialism, so who will come out on top. in a half-hour the polls closed in the special election in ohio. danny o'connor is trying to beat troy balderson in a district that has been republican for 30

years. the president backing challenger crisco back in kansas against chris coyler. let's not forget about the push against the socialist agenda offering free stuff with no way to pay for it. if they do well, you can expect democrats will make a major shift leftward. >> it could be an indicator as to which way the country is look. the district was republican for as far back as you can remember.

the president saturday went to that district and campaigned with troy balderson and he believes balderson that the red wave will come through and he'll be part of it. >> president trump's economic agenda is my number one focus. his economic ajeb today are work than in many, many years. reporter: they are confident balderson will have a good showing among democrats. danny o'connor says he'll be part of a blue wave and voters will go with him. the message we send will be heard in this district and around our country. reporter: there are some other

primaries in kansas, michigan, missouri, and washington state. the president won all of those states except washington state in the 2016 election. some of the primaries could take the democratic party a little bit farther to the left. kennedy: joining us, for tonight's panel, jessica tarlov, tom shillue, along with republican strategist noelle nikpour. all eyes are on this race in ohio. democrats are very optimistic.

this is a very red district. it shouldn't be competitive. democrats are comparing it to the pennsylvania victory with conor lamb. >> you have a better candidate than you did in pennsylvania. i find it interesting that you could be kasich and trump endorsed. in the early prior mayys votes danny o'connor pulled in 26% of the votes. but he's not running on medicare for all. he's not saying we should abolish i.c.e. kennedy: he was not endorsed by

alexandria ocasio-cortez. i think a lot of democrats would be better served if they had the same messages danny o'connor and conor lamb had. >> their supporters are the only ones who are motivated. that's all that matters. goth god bless prime minister, danny o'connor and troy balderson, they don't excite she. but that doesn't matter. trump is president. i think we are living the opposite of the old tip o'neill, all politics is local. all politics is not local anymore. it's trump. the people who hate trump, if they are motivated to come out, your guy will win. if they are not, your guy will

win. kennedy: the democratic socialists are passionate but not motivated to vote. the president has backed the dark horse. tell me about that race in kansas. this is an immigration hardliner people would like to see. >> he's putting his neck out there on that. you will see what his brand can hold. you will be able to test the trump brand here. kennedy: has the president been better at picking winners the last few primary cycles? >> you have got to admit. a lot of people have a problem with trump's personality, but they don't have a problem his policy. if you look at the financial sector, the markets in the red. you have got, you know, corporations, hiring people, you have got a lot of great things

on the economic side. even though -- how does that translate and benefit each party. if it's a strong economy, they have a better shot holding their numbers? >> if you have a strong economy, what is the democrat message. it puts the democrat in a bad position to craft a message to be anti-what. >> someone like danny o'connor when asked about the president's troubles and some of his moral failing. he completely dismissed that. he said it's all about bread and butter issues. >> danny o'connor is running in a trump district. it's okay to say i'm glad you have $1,000 back in your

pockets, this is how i'm going to improve upon that. danny o'connor has to be to a certain extent pro tariff where he is. kris kobach was part of the leaders of that voter fraud mess. the committee said they had not found widespread voter fraud. i feel trump doubled down on him. kennedy: are they pushing pencils trying to look busy? just a bunch of group thinkers. it's the government at its worst. what i want is all of you. you guys are thoughtful, and amazing. we'll see the panel a little bit

later. president trump says his administration is responsible for the harshest economic punishment iran has ever seen. this morning he tweeted the iran sanctions have officially been cast. they are the most of biting sanctions ever. i'm act for world peace, nothing less. wow. before the sanctions went into place iran's leader says he was ready to make a deal. but national security advisor john bowlston on said the sanctions are already working. >> we believe the sanctions began to have an effect back in may when the president pulled out of the retched iran nuclear deal. any businesses around the world didn't want to risk losing business in the united states in order to continue to do business with iran.

the implications are already pretty profound. kennedy: a german car company already suspended its business with iran. are the president's hardball tactics working? joining me, a combat veteran, and a man award the purple heart for being wounded in at least two theaters. >> world peace. world peace. kennedy: do you buy the world peace line? >> everybody wants world peace. the effect -- the secondary effect after the sanctions is to get the population of iran into the streets. they have been there for months. ever since they discovered how much of the iran nuclear deal money has been diverted to the mullahs, and they can't hide this any more, not with the interwebs.

people have been in the streets about water, electricity, food, dicele, gas. kennedy: what you are saying is no different than venezuela. what keeps them there and what will work to make things change for a better iran? >> a revolution. a real revolution. kennedy: how does that happen? the people with the guns are on the side of the mullahs. >> it doesn't happen until segments of the security structure break away. unlike the shaw's military, the mullah's military concentrate the power and guns into the revolutionary guard corps who are awarded a whole bunch of the pie. the regular army, navy and air force don't have the influence and power. this is the difference between the islamic revolution and the shaw.

sadly, i would love to sit here and tell you, grab a gun, grab 10 more guns, but that's not iran in 2018. this isn't 2009. the average iranian protesters know how to hide their i.p. address and cell phone address. kennedy: can you wage revolution digitally? >> unless it fires a gun you cannot, sadly. kennedy: you and i talked about this many times. the reason we have a second amendment in this country is some make sure everybody has the ability to protect themselves. as you point out here, whoever has the guns has the power. >> that's how it worked for us. i would love too believe in the power of hashtags. but no government secret policeman has ever been hung by a lamppost by a hashtag.

the iranian revolution came about because of guns. the truth about iran is that political change is not going to come from above. it will come like it did in 1979. it will come from the streets. kennedy: my worry is there are people in the administration who say, we have got guns. why don't we go there with our guns. kennedy: that's not world peace. >> when i was sent in iraq in 2004 there will be were not enough of us. i was in favor of operation more dudes. my dad occupied japan with a whole bunch of dudes. we didn't do that in iraq and because of that we lost a lot of our dudes. the idea of occupying iran four years from now, two years from now, that's a nightmare and i don't think we are ready for it. kennedy: one nice thing about a

sophisticated population, they realize people make fun of the president. but when peace is the goal and economic freedom is the goal, you tend to make better decisions. will he do what's right with regards to iran in this deal? >> just let the sanctions have their effect. just give it a year, give it two years. do what obama wasn't willing to do. turn the screws. let the pressure build up on the inside. it may not be pretty to us. but the end result is it will be a better country. kennedy: bryan suits, thank you so much, and thank you for sacrificing your limbs and your brains for us. >> it's the easiest tea ward to get. you just stand there. kennedy: president trump is ready to talk to russia. we are talking collusion, conspiracy * and comey as congressman dana rohrabacher.

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troy balderson. only 1% of the precincts reporting. danny o'connor has a commanding lead. 2 points over troy balderson. we'll keep you updated as the night goes opening. is it a referendum? we'll find out. the showdown between the president and robert mueller isn't over. but there could be a catch. the president's team is expected to respond tomorrow whether they will meet with mueller. judge andrew napolitano the tweet could cause legal trouble for the president. >> if there was an agreement to receive dirt on hillary from the russians, even if the dirt never

came, if those who agreed, at least one of them took some step in further answer of the agreement, then there is a risk for a crime of conspiracy. kennedy: is mule per only taking that route because there likely was no collusion or conspiracy in here is california republican congressman dana rohrabacher. let's discuss this. what are your feeling about potential per that judge andrew napolitano who knows the president and counseled the president laid out on "fox and friends." >> the public has to understand this is a big nothing. this demonstrates the bogus charge of collusion and the fact is they are talking about a meeting, and i have said this. any politician in washington, d.c., though i have been misquoted about this.

if somebody comes to them and says i have got some factual information about your opponent and i hope you are the elect. politicians no matter who they are, will say tell me what it is and i'll see if it's real or not. that's what happened with trump. it was in trump towers. once his son went and listened and heard it wasn't what it was presented as, he left. and making a big deal out of this shows what a bogus issue this whole russian issue is. kennedy: does this meet the threshold for receiving anything of value from a foreign government? >> if she had information about something and she didn't have the information. it didn't exist. i'll tell what you did exist is

when the russians gave $150 million to hillary clinton's foundation or $500,000 in bill's pocket. we don't seem to be investigating that. that's ignored by the press. kennedy: that's aside from the steele dossier that was paid for. and this was opposition research procured from a spy. she is not going to be president regardless of the vases full of tears as her supporters cry. should this president stick with robert mueller and discuss obstruction of justice among other things? >> no. what this president should do, if mueller has specific questions in mind, he should answer in writing the questions

the prosecutor has. we have seen from the prosecutor, they are bending over backward not to see anything that's been done wrong by liberal democrats and the leftists. they are making huge mountains out of little molehills when it comes to the president. we know if the president forgets somebody's name they will claim it's obstruction of justice. kennedy: if the special counsel wants to ask follow-up questions of the president, they will lay a verbal trap for him. if he answers something -- i think that's what his lawyers are trying to do. if he is asked questions and there aren't follow ups, i don't know how you do that. >> these guys are obviously not out to present the truth to the american people and to prosecute people who are guilty of crimes against our system.

we have had by this whole bogus issue, has exposed to the american people what the president is talking about. deep state. they are talking about these things, these factors that are at play when we have a swamp in washington, d.c. with people who are not loyal to our system. kennedy: we have to pay the bills, congressman. thank you. coming up, just about every social media platform under the sun is giving alex jones the boot. you may not miss this guy. but who gets to decide ways and what isn't hate speech? my monologue is next. napoleon is duping us! all around louisiana... you're a nincompoop! (phone ping) gentlemen, i have just received word!

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group think has oppressed the popular button pusher who has the habit of saying god awful things just to get attention. but youtube, facebook, and spotify are doing their best to scrub the ether. both sides are going tit for tat to ruin people's lives. i have no doubt messed up word turds add up to a dung pile of impulsive. do you want leftists determining your taste? in fact, that serves up new

levels of rage, or dare i say hate. they are not safeguarding the world from toxic evil-doers. they are attempting to control thought, conversation and society by white washing sharp minds who penetrate the bubbles of people who bought into the notion that it's better to be intellectually safe than challenged. and the world can only tolerate one safe lane of expression. words are not deeds. but oppression and engineering by force are the dirtiest deeds of all. connecticut democratic senator and late night snuggle bug chris murphy seems to think the takedown of alex jones doesn't go far enough.

the survival of our democracy depend on it. really, chris? almost all of us can agree alex jones can be very vile? but can this send us down a censorship rabbit hole when you have a sitting senator say something like that. steve hilton is here. host of ""the next revolution"." remind me to use the phrase word turd at every opportunity. i loved that. kennedy: there are a lot of people out there we disagree with. there is a lot of stuff on social media that is annoying that anyone can consider hateful and disrespectful. but are these guys going too far

banning conservatives and libertarians they disagree with? >> i think that you can be critical of the fact they have done it. but what is the alternative? you have heard the word censorship used a lot. these social media sites, the silicon media elites, they are not the government, not yet anyway. so in the end it is their right to do this. and th alternative would be government control of this. kennedy: that's what chris murphy is pushing. that's what you can infer from chris murphy's speech. facebook and apple and youtube and twitter, they have the right to do all of this stuff, they are private companies. but the problem is when people feel like they are not going far enough. do those on the left want the

trump administration being the arbiter of online taste? >> where you end up thinking and get through all this, the real problem is the total concentration of power in the hand of a few companies so their decisions are an impact on ways said and thought. what you need is more competition. that's the real issue here. the fact you have got the increasing monopolies of thought and expression. that's what we need to think about. how can we create alternatives. many, many alternatives. not just one giant company whose decisions have huge ramifications. kennedy: the idea that people want safety and good feeling is

nonsense. where do we go from here? >> i think that's right. the right somebodyo to be respect is important and so collective. it has been totally politicized. the pompous gem drats jumping up and down like this. if it were in the other direction they would be defending it. but this problem will get worse and worse and worse if we allow these platforms to monopolize more and more of our conversations. kennedy: listen to steve hilton and watch his show sunday on the fox news channel. identity politics is a toxic ideology destroying the nation. kamala harris, the california senator is embracing it and going after her critics. >> the truth is, we shouldn't just be thanking women of color

for electing progressive leaders. we should be electing women of color as those leaders. i'm aware some people would say that way just said is plain quote identity politics. but i have a problem, guys, with that phrase identity politics. that phrase is used to divide and it is used to distract. kennedy: i have no idea why she thinks tribalism is so positive. it isn't. qua what are the issues that are so important to americans across the country. especially blue collar voters in the midwest who are work their asses off in d.c. joining me is charlie leduff.

>> american coney island. cleanest place in town. what do you make of identity politics. and more importantly the people you talk to and work with who are frustrated. what do they make of it? >> i go all over this country. so, senator, what have you got for us besides voting for somebody by their skin color which you are entitled to do. remember identity politics, women are the majority. hillary clinton didn't get elected. it doesn't work. there is something for all of us. it's simple it's bread. we want bread. whether it's pull per nickel or -- whether it's white bread or brown bread, and if you can't deliver that you are done. she is talking about black women in that speech working for doug

jones in alabama. it was missed that doug jones won because he put the clan in prison 35 years after they blew up the church and killed four girls in 1963. it's not identity politics, it's do we identify with each other. pick your tribal issue. the country is too big. the parties are too big. fractionalizing it is not going to work and everybody knows it. kennedy: if you are going to be the next president of the united states, you have to house more than that. you have to have a message that resonates, and you have to build on the economic success that we are seeing now, and you have to let people know, your wages are stagnant because of this problem. i'm going to solve it and therefore hopefully get the government out of the way and allow people to do better.

but you can't do that when you are too busy shoving people into various ghettos and corners. >> nobody is listening. nobody is listening. it's not a big movement. it's a piece of a movement. maybe the democratic party starts to break apart like the republican party did. the rift and elite and working class. maybe there is a wing of progressives that break off and start their own party. kennedy: i would love to see that. i would love to see an authentic representation of this country than the stupid two-party system. charlie leduff come see us. >> you keep saying that but i never get a ticket out there. kennedy: check your mailbox. the special election in ohio, it

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spacey who is accused of pray rrg on underaged actors, or bill clinton. happens hollywood and west hollywood lost their collective minds? the party panel is back. tom, i will start with you. it doesn't mean this star is getting removed. this is really just west hollywood making a suggestion to the l.a. city council. the hollywood walk of fame is not anyone's. >> somebody will remove it eventually. they should leave it there, and they should keep replacing it and allow people to keep destroying it. people want to december detroit. so auction off the destruction of it. it's a shovel ready job. you destroy it. it's like a jobs app.

kennedy: 2016 the commission said anyone who has a star on the walk of fame, that many permanent. this is not something that is indian giving. >> destruction -- god -- it's destruction of property. it's bad to do. we all know that. also, president trump, to be honest, i'm sure a lot of people will be upset. he wasn't convicted of a crime. we have bill cosby. >> i do think it's interesting to bring up the bill cosby issue. what they were saying isn't just this is a president wee hate. they were saying it's because of his mistreatment of women. if you go through the hollywood walk of fame * there are more

than kevin spacey. it's an interesting question to ponder. but i don't think they will do anything with it. they won't do a full look at everyone there. absolutely not. i think that is unfair. if you are going to talk about civil awards, and statues -- civil war statues. kennedy: he's so great he has golf courses named after him. kennedy: most presidents have to wait until they are fas -- untie posthumously honored. >> the memes going on are pretty

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