lou: tomorrow sidney powell and byron york among our guests. i join tucker carlson in a few ments over at the fox news channel. kennedy: an epic showdown on capitol hill. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and the woman accusing him of sexual assault set to testify. judge kavanaugh denies all accusations. she is a college proness fessor from california. she claims he globed herb at a party and held her down against her well. kavanaugh said this is a completely false allegation. i have never done anything like what the accuser describes to

her or anyone. president trump this is something that should have been brought up long before this. they had the information in july. that's a long time ago. nobody mentioned it until the other day. i'm sure it will work out very well. you are talking about an individual who is as high a quality individual as you will ever see. kennedy: even in the best circumstances the path to confirmation is very tight. the republicans have a razor thin majority. >> i said in order for me to assess the credibility of these allegations that i want to have both individuals come before the senate judiciary committee and testify under oath.

obviously if judge kavanaugh has lied about what happened, that would be disqualifying. kennedy: the testimony on sexual assault looming next week. what will this mean? joining us, judge andrew napolitano. some serious claims here. it seems they can't both be telling the truth. >> it's a dangerous situation judge kavanaugh is in now and it's dangerous for the senate judiciary committee as well. suppose at the end of the date's a he said, she said, is that enough to acquit him and cause wavering senators, is that enough to give them cover to oppose him? who has the burden here? professor dr. ford or does judge kavanaugh have the burden of

disproving it. kennedy: it defend legally versus politically. in a highly charged's that we are in, it's who makes the most of emotional connection with those who are watching. >> i think you are right. this is not a court of law. there is no jury and almost anything goes. when anita hill made comparable charges against then judge clarence thomas. one of the late senators demolished her with a cross-examination so classic and brilliant, it's been studied in law school. i don't know if any republican senator can do that these days, a male aggressively pursuing a female under oath, a person month claims to be aggrieved, who claims to be innocent, thought she was going to be

raped. i'm not sure the senate and the public would tolerate it. if this is not true, judge kavanaugh must do everything reasonable to defend himself and distance himself from these allegations. kennedy: let's assume it isn't true. how does one defend themselves in an environment like this. >> i'm going to use this phrase for the next 8 days. emotional connection. he has to emotionally connect with the senators and with the public. he has to express outrage with such a degree of credibility you cringe for what happened to him. justice thomas was a friend of mine and is to this day. even if he's confirmed, 20 years from now this paint is still on his skin and this tarnish will still be remembered. he may be totally innocent and

this will stick. kennedy: it's not disprovable. >> it's who will connect emotionally. you have senators looking for ways for a variety of reasons, corker, senator murkowski, senator collins, to vote against judge kavanaugh. kennedy: you have red state democrats look for a reason to vote no. >> now they have their reason. brit hume said if so much as one republican votes no, not a single democrat will vote yes. if one republican votes no the democrats will vote no and it's a tie. but if two republicans vote no,

the republicans have lost. a catastrophic loss for this brilliant judge and the way we select judges in this country, that it should be determined by something like this. kennedy: it has to give anyone who might seek public office and seek the federal bench pause. >> i don't know where this is going to go, and i'm sorry to say, i hope i'm wrong. my gut is not a good feeling on this. kennedy: you don't think kavanaugh survivors this. >> i'm worried a tie does not go to him and that a simple believable denial is not enough to put an end to this. kennedy: it's going to go on for at least one more week.

moments ago martha maccallum who dated him back in the 80s quickly came to his defense. >> i was absolutely shocked. i couldn't believe it. it's just so polar opposite of the brett kavanaugh i have known for over 35 years. i was confused, surprised, shocked, and i still can't believe it. >> what was your reaction? >> the very same. i couldn't believe this allegations had come out. when i had been at the hearing for a couple days and we watched woman after woman come forward praising brett and his respect for women and his professionalism. kennedy: tonight's panel is here, bre peyton along with robby soave and the host of the tom shillue show, tom shillue. let's talk a little bit about this.

this could be difficult for both sides. those on the senate judiciary committee would have liked to have this information a little bit sooner. is this a dirty political play by democrats or in the #metoo era is this legitimate. >> what's the trepidation on the other side in noise down side. kennedy: if you have independent voters and they think democrats are playing dirty politics and not work on substance or in good faith, that could create the kind of outrage that doesn't affect the mid terms.

>> it's 30 years later. i think it's absolutely ridiculous. kennedy: it isn't ridiculous to victims of sexual assault. to someone who has been dealing with trauma for decades, it's not a trivial matter. but to the judge's point, how do you prove that before the senate judiciary committee and prove his serious charge. >> despite the fact i generally don't want to revisit everything a person did in high school, if this is true, it will be disqualifying. it will be hard for him to demonstrate he didn't because it was so long ago. i counsel not always believing victims because there are such things as false accusations. but i don't say we should

automatically disbelieve them. kennedy: it's very serious. but you realize, god forbid this whole thing is fake and made up. how easy that is to do to someone. in an environment when you have protesters and people staking their futures on bringing down this president. it's way to important to for some people to pass up and too easy to bring about something like this. >> dianne feinstein sat on these allegations for two months. this is sending a message to victims of sexual assault that your story only matters if it

helps in politics. and dianne feinstein supposedly was quote-unquote having her staffers say her office was blind sided by the fact that grassley arranged for this interview with the accuser as well. i think all of her behavior raises questions about the legitimacy of the claim and raises a lot of questions about her. i think personally her feminist card should be revoked and we should be castigating dem drats kratz for how they used sexual assault as a political pawn. >> dianne feinstein has made this so political. kennedy: if this is such a horrific act, we should have been speaking to it weeks ago. how do you get that back?

more breaking news. president trump ordered the immediate declassification and public release of several key pages from that fisa application the fbi used to get a warrant to spy on carter page. according to a statement by the white house, the leaks will include all text messages relating to the russia investigation without redaction. james comey, andrew mccabe, peter strzok, lisa page, and bruce ohr. the democrats are crying foul and republicans like mark meadows are applauding the president for shedding light on what they say is bias into the fbi and the doj. former trump campaign manager and great america pack senior extra jicht, corey lewandowski

is here to respond. what do you make of this relies? >> this is a great day for the presidency and the era of transparency. releasing and declassifying those pages, the fbi's 302s to bruce ohr who we know met with the fbi on a dozen occasions to discuss his wife's relationship at fusion gps and how the false cost dossier got put together. the question is, does the swamp take over? the president asked for the ned declassification of this. when will rod rosenstein and his fbi coach make this available. kennedy: that's what they are promising. james comey will be boring. andrew mccabe, that could be

interesting. lisa page and peter strzok, i don't know if we want to read those texts. >> we know they went after donald trump when there was nothing to go after. lisa page and peter strzok had their own agenda. kennedy: they had an ax to grind and the foundation for launching the investigation by her own admission before congress was pretty flimsy. it doesn't sounds like reason enough and strzok admitted that in some of the effects to pace paramour. why has it taken so long? is he worried about the deep state faultout? >> i don't think so. i think he's ready to put a giant spotlight on everything that's gone wrong in the doj and fbi. we know peter strzok was

involved in having a conversation with mike flynn. we know he had an ax to grind. what we are going to find is did anybody who signed that fisa application to the judge, did they disclose the information which was that this false dossier was paid for by the clinton campaign? i have a feeling they didn't. what else were they not truthful to the fisa judge on. kennedy: i would like to know how this process works. after an application is approved and the fbi and other surveillance agencies are given access, and given the ability to spy even with warrant, what kind of oversight did these judges provide after the fact. i also want to know, are dan coats and christopher wray and one lady at the cia, are they

engaging in the kind of illegal spying edward snowden brought to light in 2013? >> that's a great question. the first time the fbi went to get the fisa application they were denied. because they basically said we are going to spy on taken american citizen on u.s. soil. 98% of fisa applications are made they are approved. but this one was denied. they modified it and now look what they have done to this guy carter page. they went after him, spying on him on u.s. soil as an american citizen is a clear violation. kennedy: they know the most of about him, supposedly he was engage in egregious activity. why hasn't he been indicted. >> if you are the victim after

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8:00 p.m. eastern time. there is an older woman who didn't want to leave her dog, but she isn't allowed to bring it inside. you have 600 people being provided cots by the american red cross. because of security issues, privacy issues, i'm not allowed with a camera inside. but i'm told the space? between cots is about this wide. they have toilets inside and toilets outside the school. you have mossive floods, and i was naive to think today is going to be a nice day, super sunny. most of of my crew got burnt while we were out on the rescue boats. now we are seeing massive lightning in the sky. we don't even have a hotel room

tonight. but it's not about us. 600 people are inside right now and they are not allowed to come outside for safety reasons. we were on rescue boats on the water, literally where we saw cars completely submerged in water. i was walking in water hip deep well above my head. but it's still concerning. we are expecting more rain and floods. the sewage system is blocked. that will create havoc. kennedy: that's crazy. the dog, what's going to happen to the dog? the dog can't stay on the bench all night. reporter: zoe is stuck here. kennedy: take care of zoe for the night. reporter: it's always the pets.

kennedy: take her in the fox truck and nurture her back to health. she is going to be going out to check her dog. kennedy: you can take shirley. i'm more concerned about the dog than shirley. shirley did not like our camera crew at all. she doesn't want to be near us. kennedy: message we later and let me know the dog is okay. and tell the small child he can anchor "fox and friends." thank you. stay safe out there. president trump escalating the trade war. hitting china with tariffs on $200 billion worth of goods. will this bring china to the

negotiating table? reporter: how do i follow that. he announced he'll place 10% tariffs on $200 billion worth of chinese goods. then it goes to 25% january 1. some of the items were removed including smart watches and safety devices and children's furniture. the apple smart watch would not be under tariff. he says as president it's my duty to protect the interests of working men and women, farmers, ranchers, businesses, and our country itself. he says he has given them a -- given them a year to work it out. >> last year we lost $300

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kennedy: all politicians want credit and power. biden feels robbed of time and a rightful presidency. biden is setting the tone for trump's post presidency which will be more shock than a feral cat caught in a new orleans transformer. wait until your president is free from what remains of his confines and decorum. speaking of lingering 2016 bitterness. hillary clinton penned a whining piece in the atlantic about how mean and negative that donald trump is. like her book and post-election interviews, it's about as valuable like a ball of used kleenex.

hillary attacks predatory capitalism laughable for a multi millionaire corp a tough who was eager to marry big business and big government. and she laments the unequally applied justice as she was understand glad it prosecution. biden and hillary deserve each other. as long as they engage in self-pity and toss around platitudes, they should ride off into the sunset. that's the memo. if they do decide to make a run for president they will probably have to fend off fresh-face newcomers. is it about time these two hang the up along with liz warren? joining me now benson and harf

radio commentators. what do you make of the offensive joe biden and hillary clinton are on. >> i was slightly distressed by your ageism. kennedy: i didn't use the word decrepid. >> hair on fire, you have to be furious and woke or you are not paying attention. that comes more naturally to some than it does to others. the atlantic essay she wrote, i fell asleep two par graves in so i couldn't tell you about the rest of it.

kennedy: that's the epilogue to "what happened?" >> i'm in favor of all these people running for president. would i like to see a big lengthy primary. i would like to see where there are not only two debate stages, but three. when you have 10 mountain big kids table. 8 in the next level and down at the bottom you have five or six more. that might actually happen. i hate the nra. good, the previous 17 people already said that. kennedy: we have the universal metric system. >> you communist. that's a communist idea. kennedy: why are wee we trifling over this -- why are we trieflg over this?

we should hand the nomination to cortealexandria ocasio-cortez. >> my money is on kamala harris. she was slapped with four pinnochios and false claims before the hearing about who she may have known and he may have spoken to someone at a law firm that never went anywhere. she is definitely up there in terms of the top challengers. kennedy: it's going to be an interesting race. i didn't think it would tart this early. >> oh, yes. kennedy: you are the best in the world. >> thanks, kennedy. kennedy: ever since bernie brought socialism to the national stage. asking you ask says it sounds great, but how are you going to pay for it. the total cost of alexandria

ocasio-cortez's wish list is over $42 trillion. these policies include medicare for all. a federal jobs guarantee. free public colleges and house all as a federal right. jay tapper pressed her several times on how she would fit this $40 trillion bill. and she could only couple a tax on the wealthy and corporations. should she reany being the young face of their movement? the panel is back, bre peyton, robby soave and tom shillue. a lot of this doesn't boil down to left versus right. it has become individualist versus statist. the statists appear to have the upper hand because they have

such loud voices. >> that's right. the leaders of this new democratic-socialist movement. they don't care about how much it costs. they care about punishing rich people. if you follow their accounts and follow their accounts on social media, it's about vengeance against people who did well. kennedy: so people like jim carrey must hate themselves. alexandria ocasio-cortez was lamb basd for wearing a $3,500 outfit. >> i think that this is the most of she has been pressed in an interview ever. the media is letting her slide and she is cherry picking nice interviews. so i think that's something we need to be talking about.

also we lost our appetite for self-sufficiency. over half of americans live in households that receive government benefits. i think that we just lost our appetite for self-sufficiency and we look to the government as a replex. d a reflex. kennedy: florence is a good metaphor for that. you have people look together government. the safety net used to be the small sort of thought experiment. those who could not fend for themselves. the sick and the old. those are the ones who received government benefits. the idea the safety net, it's a giant blanket that will smother the entire economy. >> you have tough on alexandria

ocasio-cortez. but i feel bad for her. she has to learn the talking points. when someone throws numbers up you just say i am going to tax the rich. they say it's only $2 billion. >> you start talking about rich people like you are going to get the money from them. you keep screaming the same things over and over. you don't get into the numbers. she has to learn that. bernie never got pressed on his numbers. kennedy: his office never provided the numbers for his programs. he's a legislator, he's not a philosopher. you have to come up with ways of paying for it. >> what scares me even more than that is that they want to end capitalism. they think profits are dirty and society would be better off

without people making money and working for any reason whatsoever. if you want medicare for all, you need people making money. they want a society that's post capitalism. kennedy: it's tragic. it's venezuela, and it sucks. all the rich people and anyone with mobility has left. the poorest among them are the ones suffering the most of. they would beat her to death with those shoes, i mean that metaphorically of course. coming up. president trump's surprise court pick is derailed by a case of he said, she said. who in their right mind would consider a career as a public servant. we are taking a look at the allegations of assault against judge kavanaugh. judge kavanaugh. that

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whether adults should be punished for things they did as minors. >> who would rant to run for office in this day and age? i think it's a tough yes question to answer. if you look at it in general what people are going through. and this actually worries me. i think in a lot of ways wire seeing a lack of faith -- what we are seeing is a lack of faith in our institutions, whether it's government or our institutions. people, when they run, and at this point, when people run for office, there is a feeling that whether you did something or not, something can be made up about you. i can't imagine when you and i were in high school, social media was not there. but now young people are having to face that.

maybe a stupid selfie you took with a beer can when you were in high school can get if you trouble. kennedy: i think some of the stuff that happened at the beach house. i don't want to talk about it. but it's neither here nor there because no one cares about my character because i don't have a lifetime appointment. there is a lot people forget about certain times in their lives. and there is a lot you assume you will be able to leave in the past. >> i was the drum major for the high school band. so i was not part of the cool kids. i didn't get into a lot of trouble like' the cheerleading squad. kennedy: hoochy with pom-poms.

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topic number three. a video went viral after a reporter from the weather channel seemed to be faking the strength of the wind. this is why you should never ask rescuers to bring sow gatorade. come on, man. there is only so many storm jokes you can tell. witnesses say this fella wandered the streets for an hour. because not even a record-breaking rainfall could stop him from getting his 5,000 steps on his fifth bit. even though it took place in north carolina. the fact no one seemed to be scared of it has led experts to believe it was a florida gator.

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