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he made the politically motivated decision to scare into silence rotters who may -- on the g silence others who dare to challenge him. richard burr questioned brennan's story, asking, his statements purport to know as fact that the trump campaign excluded with a foreign power. if his statements are based on intelligence he received while leading the ci tax, why didn't he include it in the assessment released in 2017. if his statement is based on intelligence he has seen since leaving office, it constitutes an intelligence breach. and it should be disclosed to special counsel, not the "new york times." is been in the one full of

hogwash? joining me to battle itous. kayleigh mcenany and juan williams. juan, i will start with you. let's discuss this a little bit. what does john brennan know about collusion and what is he saying? >> what he said in front of one of the house intelligence committees, trey gowdy specifically in the house oversight. while he was the head of intelligence he got reports that indicated there were contacts between russian officials with jeff sessions now the attorney general, we know about george papadopoulos and this is all in the press now, there is nothing classified. george papadopoulos saying there were efforts to get negative information on hillary clinton from the russians. there are questions about the wikileaks. what he said in front of congress was this was the basis for further investigation. but the idea there was collusion

and there were ties and communications between the russians and people in the trump camp he said was self-evident. kennedy: if it's self-evident i guess he should have made it evident to other people, including the person running for path who has a 50-50 shot of the winning. he should sh said there are moles in the your organization working with the russians to undermine our democracy. because now brennan is screaming from the mountaintops. do you see revoking his security clearance as somehow politically motivated and vick deck tough? >> not in the slightest. john brennan is a questionable actor to say the least. that's putting it in a light and optimistic fashion. he has on multiple occasions deceived congress and the american public about drone

strikes. 2014 he misled dianne feinstein and senators when he told them they had not breached their computers. with the dossier he said it had not been used in an intelligence assessment only to be contradicted by james clapper. he has a history of lying. good for president trump for doing this. kennedy: i understand brennan is upset by this. but why snow's not c.i.a. director anymore. i don't have an ax to grind with john brennan. why is he entitled to continued clearance? >> nobody is entitled to it. but you have got to consider there are 4 million people with some level of security clearance. kennedy: maybe he should revoke

half of those as well. >> there are 1 million with top secret clearance. what this comes across to me is not what kayleigh is saying. but they are off in the weeds from this, which is you are revoking this guys clearance at this time either to get away from discussions from omarosa and her attacks on the president or two to punish your political opponents. it looks like something a dictator or autocrat would do. john brennan like any american has a right to be critical. kennedy: i don't have a problem with john brennan saying what he said. i may disagree with the what i said some of those things. i think it wrote be problematic if the prtd talked about throwing number jail or having him arrested. which is essentially what

abraham lincoln did. >> that's habeas corpus, and that's a different thing in a time of war. he's sending a message to people, shut up. just like the non-disclosures. nobody is supposed to criticize the president. >> that's not the motive. cia rules say in order to maintain your security clearance you must act like a current cia employee. the president is enforcing cia rules. this whole collusion talk, i know there is collusion which is what brennan is saying. kennedy: i think richard burg brings up a good point. when you could have warned people that there were bad actors trying to undermine the

election. or you have gotten it when you shouldn't have gone the it and you shouldn't be talking about it in the way you should. >> my gut tells me this is a massive destruction effort. you pointed out at the top of the show, john brennan is somebody perfectly willing to share state secrets. so if there was any evidence of collusion i can guarantee you it would have been like -- leaked to the press. it's to distract, using the dossier. he's detracting from his misdeeds. >> kayleigh, remember, there was no leak about the fact of an investigation into potential russian collusion with the trump campaign at the time of the campaign and that served donald trump and donald trump's presidential campaign's interests. it would have been damaging to him at that juncture.

on the ower hand -- on the other hand, it was brought up twice by comey in june and one 10 days before the election. kennedy: that unless regards to some of the questionable choices she made with her email server and where the confidential emails were stored. but what we haven't seen is the same kind of questions. we are so worried about russian actors giving information to an actor on the clinton side. i know she is not president. but justice is justice regardless of whether you hold office. >> there was an effort not to release any information about the trump campaign. >> not in the case of brennan. brennan was the one spreading the dossier. kennedy: there is so much more to dive into. here is where we have to leave

it. very smart people. the wash between president trump and the press. it's not heading for a ceasefire anytime soon. over 300 newspapers across the country published an editorial arguing the press is not the enemy of the people. the president said there is knowing would want more for our country than true freedom of the press. the fact is the press is free to write and say anything it wants. but much of what it says is fake news, pushing a political agenda or just plain trying to hurt people. honesty wins. many believe it could backfire on the press. he warns all the group think is not a good look for the press. tim carney, welcome back. this ways you do for a living. where do you start with the

president's attacks on the press or their reaction to it which might backfire? >> i think it's sort of a dumb slur to say fake news enemy of the people, and these things coming from the president is worse. if you are saying about newspapers it can be dumb. it's the president who has the power, the i.r.s. at its finger tips. we don't like the government sticking their fingers where they don't belong and i don't like politicians sticking their opinions in things that aren't their business. but i don't like 300 newspapers coming together and singing the same hymn *. it ignores the fact that a lot of the major media acts in a way that they hate 40% of the

country. they act with disdain toward a major portion of the country. kennedy: that's why what the president says resonates with those people. the "l.a. times" decided not to publish one of those editorials. they said they don't lean on anyone else for editorial direction and they don't expect other newspapers to follow the same from them. >> i thought that was great. what we are supposed to be doing as opinion pages is being independent voices. where no party tells us what to do, no president tells us what to do. the banding together and a lot of what you are seeing today is not just a loss of independence from other papers. but so many of these people are forming their opinion. there are some who form their opinion just to agree with trump. there are a lot more to look at where trump is and they take the

opposite opinion. in addition to criticizing trump's word we criticized journalists behaving badly and attacking people. they said just focus on trump. we'll be independent. we'll not let trump tell us what to believe. either by agreeing him or disagreeing. kennedy: is there anything positive that happens here with the way people look for and process information? when you hear such disparate tales of what the press is meant to do, it's very confusing. is there something beneficial about that turning news consumers into skeptics. >> in the press we need to have a big debate about what we are doing and who and how. the mask of connectivity. when "the washington post" puts out reporters who pretend to not have an opinion, they can still

do reporting and the press can take it in with a grain of salt. i think that change our idea and moving beyond that old-fashioned idea would be good. every reporter throughout has opinions. it's just those of house call ourselves columnists, we admit what rain shower opinions are. kennedy: we are in uncharted territory. this is a post modern media age. we have to stop acting like we are in the olden days, and continue to evolve. tim carney, thank you so much. omarosa has done it again. she revealed a secret recording on msnbc. this time the victim is the *'s daughter-in-law lara trump who can be heard offering her a

campaign job. >> all the money we raise in the paid salary is directly from small dollar donors. so i know you are making 179 at the white house. i think we can work something out where we keep you along those lines. we are talk about like 15k a month. let's see what that add up to. that's $180,000. does that sounds like a fair deal for you? kennedy: that's a great job. lara trump responded saying i'm shocked and saddened by her betrayal and violation on a deeply personal level. i hope it's worth it for you, omarosa, because some things you just can't put a price on. who is going to come out on top of all this?

let me ask chris stirewalt. what in the wide wide world of sports is going on here? >> this doesn't add up to anything. omarosa is having a successful book launch. she has had it several days in a row she has been able to get something. this isn't much. we had a big shocking story when she made an allegation the president used the most of reviled racial slur. that story was compounded when the white house press secretary said she couldn't be sure the president hadn't said something like that on tape. that's a big story. this is nothing. the degree to omarosa and shaping the news settling scores and selling books, this falls in the latter cam. kennedy: what is the biggest

bombshell so far? >> that was not the word i was going to use. i would say the biggest bombshell is this is why when the trump administration -- this is why you have a real transition. this is why you take time and are careful about doing these things and why these positions matter and why the white house which once upon a time had steve bannon and mike flynn and scaramucci and corey lewandowski who populated the administration hat washed out. there is a learning curve for every president. for this president it was steep. you can't have somebody like omarosa work for you in the white house. somebody who is a reality show villain is not going to exhibit the devotion to the president and the people necessary for the job. kennedy: she knew all along she would get fired.

it ended badly in the clinton white house. and she newt on the way she was going to make any money was to write a juicy book. she took a syringe and juiced up the whole thing by recording as many conversations as she should knowing this would culminate and eclipse the news cycle for days. so as far as the marketing strategy, i would say good job, you. >> selling a lot of books, no doubt. but her big allegation about donald trump using the n word as an adult man in recent years. if that tape is out there, it will be a terrible consequence for the nation and the republican party. and it will be bad news all along. these people don't trust each other and are not trustworthy. usual recording eechg other, a

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kennedy: come on, man. the president fired back on twitter saying in part, can you believe this is the governor of the highest tax state in the u.s.? andrew cuomo having a total meltdown. cuomo respond, what you say would be great again will not be great at all. we'll not go back to segregation, discripple nation, racism or the kkk. actor cynthia nixon is challenging cuomo in the election. a lot of fans on social media are excited to see you. larry, do you love it when establishment politics say stupid things?

>> do you have a dog? are you surprised when your dog back? kennedy: sometimes. >> but usually you expect to it bark. >> i expect this from this guy. his hubris and arrogance has been the same way. kennedy: ensign think even cyntd it's the governor trying to figure out what being progressive means. he is whatever he thinks will get him to win. about 70% of us in new york don't vote. he's hoping his base comes out. all he cares about is beating trump. he's running for president. he has been running for president for literally months. if trump said the sky was blue,

he would say it's green. kennedy: there are a bunch of new yorkers look for good jobs and they have not found them. i am guessing that unless large part because of government regulations and unions and government getting in the way impeding real progress. >> regulations and insurance. the issue isn't with america. of course, america is great. we literally have half a million or more nationalized citizens every year. if america wasn't great they would be in their country and not ours. the question is, is new york great? they are anti-big business, anti-new business. we pushed out iesh. all we do is push stuff out. kennedy: those are the type of things that resonate with

younger vote horse tend to not vote a lot. we were talking about how millennials are leaving the democratic party because they are squashing ideas like lyft. >> they are walk away from democrats and walking right to me. all the events i go to i see lots and lots of young people. that's why my twitter and facebook army, a lot of them are youngsters. they see there is no real -- nol opportunity in this state. they get educated then they leave. kennedy: the same thing happened in venezuela. the doctors, teachers and engineers left as soon as they could. what are you left with? as their life expectancy shrinks and they are run into the ground. >> if your name is andrew cuomo

you want counties with one-third on medicare and medicaid because you look to him as a savior. if you look to him as a savior you keep voting for him because you vote out of fear. kennedy: if gary johnson were half as passionate and and a and articulate as you are on niece local issues, he could have easily gotten to 5%. >> we have craig boden working in utah, krissy richards working in ohio. we have a lot of great candidates out there. web 0o-on larry sharpe.com. kennedy: i'll explain why ending the war on drugs is the only way

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drug. medical professionals are overprescribing pain medication. advil and tylenol used together are just as effective as opioids. the same thing with medical marijuana. it's an opportunity to reduce people's pain. and it's not addictive. we have doctor hospital come from a culture of write a script for any of this stuff. kennedy: people don't die from marijuana. they die less in states where there is more marijuana available. where you have legal recreational cannabis you have way fewer opioid overdose deaths. >> we are talk just about legalization. a lot of the reformers get

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kennedy: a growing number of political strategists believe an impeachment push would help the president because it would rally the base and make him look sympathetic. chris, i know you think this is crazy. i have been saying all along not only should the president sit with robert mueller, they should televise. and if democrats win the house in the mid term, he should dare them to impeach. nancy pelosi would love to

scream impeach, but she is telling her caucus to stand down. >> she can't control the monsters she created in the democratic base. the expectation this russia thing is going to lead to trump being marched off to prison. it's never going to happen. democratic leaders have led their base to believe that this is actually going to happen. they ever get the key to the house they will have some difficult decisions to make and it will be awful for them either way. kennedy: steve bannon says if democrats lose in november that will be the start of a civil war. >> what worries me is what leads up to november. i think it's important that republicans stop talking about a red wave. they should say listen republicans, you need to be motivated to turn out.

kennedy: what's going to happen here? i know everything with president trump love him or hate him, it's always weird. nothing is normal and nothing will happen the way it happened before, and the press is still going to exist. and the world will keep turning. i also think that impeachment for any other president unless you are bill clinton, a death sentence. but for this win the' the best fundraising tool you can possibly imagine. >> what's funny about all the democrats want to go impeach the president. they do that, they get mike pence. he's way more krorn than trump on everything. kennedy: not be only more conservative. more effective. kennedy: there would be a huge

sigh of relief from half of republicans. finally one of us. >> i don't even remember what tv was like before trump tweets. kennedy: you had to sit in a room for a couple hours and try to figure out what to talk about. but now you have to figure out what not to talk about because everything is insane. >> if trump is gone you have president pence. but that's not what the democratic base thinks. these people are nuts. kennedy: they think that donald trump is so toxic that he is a lava monster that will pull everyone into a hot hell and they will disintegrate. and if hillary -- president hillary is a rightfully put atop her perch, then somehow nancy pelosi -- >> the coronation is

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fewer guests licking themselves. and fewer guests with fleas. the only thing higher than the turnout? the people. i was hoping they would do one of those for cats. i know a lot of people would point out the cats can't swim, and i say exactly. let's head out to alaska where man took a selfie with a bear. it's more common than you think. scientists have a word for people who take selfies with bears. they are called idiots. this ways alaskans do for fun when blockbuster video doesn't have their favorite movie. that was a cheap dig at sarah palin. i apologize, you would have been

our best vice president since paul revere. if we are being completely honest, anyone who has to be told that bear selfies are dangerous probably isn't woshtd saving. the beaches of spain also known as espana are lovely, but that doesn't stop some people from horsing around. they have been around since 1845. admission is free. but there is a massive betting pool where campbellers can win 10,000 euros which is not crumbs. there is also a betting pool for children. but before you start ranting about the dangers of young kids gambling. don't worry, they are only betting their cigarettes and

sangria. here in america we don't have traditions like beach horse racing over the running of the bulls. the closest we come is the running of the flat screens is what happens when you go shopping on black friday. topic number four. here is a tradition that's very unique to our country. people doing insane things in florida. what? if you don't believe me, ask today's honoree who told police his name was god. this fella does haven't a prayer getting off. so, joseph daniels allegedly knocked on a woman's door in nothing but a pair of boxer shorts and claimed he is god. she decided if god were running around in undies, it was time

for divine intervention. she'd called the popo who opened up the pearly gates at the st. lucie county jail. man, that buy was hammered. that's when they knew it was time to cuff him saying he was god was one thing. but backing cuomo was crazy even by florida standards. speaking of which. speaking of crazy. it's time to find out what we got wrong and what we got wronger from the losers. i mean you loyal viewers, this is viewer mail. gemini starts us off with who is that yehaw for hired?

trash. if there is a worse show on tv than yours, you would love to see it. i would love to see it. because even though i have glasses, there isn't one. there is a bunch of them. they are all worse. viking fan 4 death jerk. keith says i like your show but then again i live in florida. we do have an issue with taste standards. donald asks, if you grab you're skirt and squeeze it does it sounds like an accordion? here is a picture of my skirt last night. it looks like an accordian but smells like ham. he can kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. i want to express my sympathies

to aretha franklin's family. the choir of angels in heaven. the choir of angels in heaven. they just got for time life's music collection. (theme from "a summer place") it was an era of incredible stars... ♪ ...fantastic voices... ♪ i know i'd go from rags to riches ♪ (announcer) ...beautiful harmonies... ♪ sincerely ♪ oh, yes, sincerely (announcer) ...magical melodies... ♪ catch a falling star and put it in your pocket ♪ ♪ never let it fade away (announcer) ...and music we will always remember. ♪ writing love letters in the sand ♪ (announcer) it was the golden age of pop.