republican, that is it for us, tonight. we thank for being with us. sarah carter, and john salomon, thank you for being with us, see you tomorrow. good night from new york. good night from new york. kennedy: judge brett kavanaugh is not justice brett kavanaugh. he was sworn in moments ago. there was a ceremony at the white house the democrats are still vowing to keep up the fight. yeah man with some even suggesting they could try to impeach the newest justice at right now however the president is celebrating his latest victory. watch. >> i brett m. kavanaugh do solemnly so that i will administer justice without -- a person and equal right to the

poor and to the rich. and that i will faithfully and impartially discharge and perform all the duties incumbent upon me. as associate justice of the supreme court of the united states. under the constitution and laws of the united states, so help me god. [applause] kennedy: justice kavanaugh officially sworn in on saturday after one of the biggest fights in history. was confirmed by a razor thin margin 50-48 the closest for supreme court justice since 1881 and you know what happened back then. came after allegations on sexually assaulted several women but tonight justice kavanaugh stressed he has no plans to let politics taint his ruling.

>> all nine of us revere the constitution. article iii of the constitution provides that the judicial power shall be vested in one supreme court. the supreme court is an institution of law. it is not a partisan or political institution. the justices do not set on opposite sides of an aisle. we did not caucus in separate rooms. the supreme court is a team of nine. kennedy: the president still furious at what happened lashing out at democrats and apologize to kavanaugh and his family. >> on behalf of our nation i want to apologize to brett and the entire kavanaugh family for the terrible pain and suffering you have been forced to endure. those who step or to serve our country deserve a fair and dignified evaluation.

not a campaign of political and personal destruction based on lies and deception. what happened to the kavanaugh family violates every notion of fairness, decency and due process. kennedy: tomorrow justice kavanaugh is expected to sit on our nation's highest court bench for the very first time. "fox business" networks edward lawrence is live in d.c. with the entire story. >> kennedy justice brett kavanaugh officially ready for his first day on the job. president trump taking his victory lap at the second supreme court justice he has confirmed even though chief justice and on saturday. the president wanted the ceremonial swearing-in at the white house and he spoke direct to kavanaugh's kids. >> margaret and liza gerth others a great tan. he's a man of decency character kindness and courage who has devoted his life to serving his fellow citizens.

and now, from the bench of our nation's highest court, your father will defend the eternal rights and freedoms of all americans. >> kavanaugh think the present for his steadfast support in affirm the process did not change him. >> i was not appointed to serve one party or one interest but to serve one nation. america's constitution of and laws protect every person of every belief and every background. >> tomorrow kevin na will hear oral arguments about a case defining what constitutes serious or violent crime and also weathers dealing from a mobile home is consider burglary under the armed career criminal act. there -- democrats say his presence on the bench shifting too far to the right and the democrats will believe their base will turn out for the

midterm elections. the process so nasty republicans believe it will energize their ace to vote during the mid- mid-terms. kennedy: lawrence thank you so much staying late and staying great finishing a justice kavanaugh's confirmation tip the balance of the high court 5-4 in conservative favor but how will he rule on some of the nations most divisive issues and could his nomination process have lasting effects on the court quick story me now senior fellow at the cato institute and editor-in-chief of the cato supreme court review, thank you so much for guiding me through all of this. i know you have been on. regularly for the last couple of weeks. as you step back because obviously you have been weighing some of the input here, was this the right outcome this confirmation? >> i think yes for the reasons that susan collins stated in her 45 minute speech on friday.

that is the most statesmanlike speech i have seen in the well of the senate in quite some time. kennedy: stop or a sec and i want to know how important was that speech for justice kavanaugh and setting aside some of the fears and feelings that independents have not necessarily the left but how important was it for people to sift through the laying out of her case? >> i think it was significant. i'm a swamp creature just like you are in the middle of midtown manhattan. neither of us was the intended audience but the average american who has only been paying attention occasionally when she laid out methodically justice kavanaugh's record, the history of the supreme court nomination battle, how do you deal with the he said, she said situation? i thought her speech did a fine job and the narrowest

confirmation since 1848 that we have seen in 150 years or something like that. we saw the obviously divide the country but for the independent-minded voters that don't like either how the republicans or the democrats proceeded during the confirmation battle i think it's the right way to move to the next stage. kennedy: the next stage obviously is the docket. there are several areas of the law that will be tests for the new justice. what do we have coming up and what should we look for and what do you predict we should look for in justice kavanaugh? >> so far the term is pretty low-key. none of the biggest cases of this term would make the top half-dozen or so. in fact probably some of the biggest cases were argued last week so we could have a situation where a few cases have to be reargued or decided 4-4.

kennedy: if they are 4-4 you're absolutely right there were six cases that justice kavanaugh meant in this process. in the event of a tie what happened? >> well if the court decides to release the court the lower court affirms without presidential opinion. the court could decide a stone match and nations who have a re-argument. traditionally the new justice does not take part in that although there's no line preventing justice kavanaugh from taking part like reading the briefs in hearing oral arguments. but really this term going forward what really is significant is which cases the court takes up. they've been delaying even deciding what cases to take up-ending the ninth justice and those are issues like partisan gerrymandering, the 2nd amendment across on public lands

also the bigger and more controversial issues that tend to be decided by the floor. kennedy: we talk about the states rights issues but gerrymandering in particular effects it's had on places like pennsylvania and california, how is justice kavanaugh known to rule in terms of states rights? >> well he comes from the d.c. circuit and he is not a stage and he doesn't have to deal with federalism issues. he has no judicial opinion for that sort of thing. he is clearly an originalist in the textualists. he believes in federalism and separation of powers so presumably he'll be enforcing the constitution abstract or on a lot of these cases this is all just based on an educated speculation based on his theories rather than what he has decided impasse. kennedy: we will see what happens. every new member of the supreme

court accepts according change that. we'll have a few seconds left. how do you think justice kavanaugh will affect this supreme court? >> he will hang back for a little while but he has been on the d.c. circuit on the second highest court in the land for judges here. i think you will be a powerful force to be reckoned with and will clearly put his stamp on the court just like justice gore said chas. kennedy: justice kavanaugh's confirmation ignited a culture war that could be at the top of voters minds when they had head to the polls in a few weeks. the president made a very bold prediction today. watch. >> i think a lot of democrats are going to vote republican because i have many friends that are democrats. the main base of the democrats have shifted so far left, this country would end up being venezuela. i think a lot of democrats are going to be voting republican.

kennedy: meanwhile house speaker paul ryan says republican voters are activated and animated by the kavanaugh controversy. on the other side house minority leader nancy pelosi said victims need to organize not agonize. tonight's panels here to discuss their alexander wilson and former press secretary to vice president pence mark lauder and host of the next resolution with steve hilton on the "fox news" channel the author of positive populism get your copies today. welcome everyone. beginning with another exciting "newsweek" so let's talk about the agitation and the activation and the agony and the organization of these two parties. who has the mighty mo coming out of the kavanaugh confirmation?

>> no questions or publicans right now but the key phrase you used the word top of their minds there's a of a lot when to go actually between now and when most people propose. i would be surprised if the kavanaugh effect is still lingering on in their something new to keep it going. the president is true to getting people exercise so maybe has something up his sleeve. maybe the democrats will make the mistake of going on the ballot and promising these investigations and keeping the pot boiling but unless something like that happens i think it will fade away so the republicans will need something else to get that find that, election day. spirit there's no doubt that the president will have the dozen something else is between now on the midterm. it's interesting because if everyone turned out to vote we

would have high voter turnout for the midterm and we have equal excitement on both sides. what happens then? did they cancel each other out? >> to a certain extent. you the go back to july you look at the enthusiasm and democrats have a 16-point lead. this is really what we are talking about are the independent. they disapproved of the handling of the kavanaugh confirmation. by 20 points and that's devastating. when you're in the middle-of-the-road moderate in what we used to call a blue dog democrat and you look to see have a treated this man, look at the rallies. look at the protest and the clawing at the door of the supreme court. do you even recognize the democrat party anymore and for many people in the middle the answer may be no. >> there are also liberty minded republicans who feel left out in the cold here but there are some pricing lay close republican races. neal love is in the fight for

her young political career in utah. rick scott having a tough time in his senate fight in florida. you've got all these races which are so close. mark mcsally running as a republican for that senate seat in arizona. if you are a republican strategist and you are talking to your donors and fund-raisers would you tell them makes a difference? >> i think in order to make a difference we need to bring this up is not an issue about judge kavanaugh at his confirmation by the a window into what will happen as the democrats retake power in 2019. kennedy: he is talking about essentially the possibility of an impeachment hearing for justice kavanaugh and all sorts of investigations. >> we have seen this already play out with tom stier's impeachment campaign with the

president and that issue plays horribly at among independent voters like we are talking about people do not want to see the president impeached and they definitely don't want to see justice kavanaugh impeach so in addition to bringing it up as this crystal ball into what will happen next year i think they also need to play out the cultural issue. if we are country that no longer recognizes people being innocent until proven guilty is a huge cultural shift. kennedy: it shows you how important the supreme court really is. the president talked about on the campaign trail and he said it's the most important decision a president can make. he may have one or more pics in his first term and certainly if he has a second term. does that weigh on voters minds right now? >> not as much as a point which you just made which is the fear of the loony left mob taking over. i do think also especially the

independent voters a you touched on those are basic issues, the economic issues. again it's voting out of gratitude. you can talk all you like about the record. kennedy: the status quo doesn't get people as excited. >> this goes away if the democrats get in. >> it will compare the mop with the drive for socialism from the left. they have gone so far to the left of the motivating factor for people in the middle and people to the right. >> republicans have to do a better job of explaining that while being unapologetic. we are going to's hear more from the paddle -- panel later on the show. we are going to talk about rod rosenstein and is it time for him to dust off the old resume? to present making about the deputy attorney's job security and what does that mean for the mueller probe? jason chu davis joins us.

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kennedy: don't expect rod rosenstein did join "dancing with the stars" just yet. part the president met with the deputy attorney general today aboard air force one and despite

rampant speculation to fire him the president said he has no such -- . >> we had a very good talk i will say. kennedy: the meeting came on the heels of a bombshell report by "the news york times" claiming rosenstein went to secretly record the president and use the 25th amendment to remove him from office. rosenstein denies the report and he says he was being sarcastic or the president said he believed him which can mean only one thing, he's going to fire him for joining me to make sense of all former utah congressman jason chaffetz congressman welcome and you are the author of the brand-new book the deep state. a lot of reading to get to. this is funny because the president has a long history of applauding those who work for ham ends saying they are incredibly secure like steve taman. he resigned on august 18 and on august 50 the president said he's a good man come he's not a

racist. he really gets unfair press in that regard. we will see what happens. march 31 rex tillerson was fired in the present on december 1 a few months before the speculating the media that i fired rex tillerson, fake news. the list goes on and on. the president said i had a great meeting with rod rosenstein so when does he get it? >> i think the day after the midterm elections. remember rod rosenstein is in charge of director marler is doing an investigation now think the president prior to the midterms is going to make any sudden moves. the difference kennedy is on thursday rosenstein has a meeting with house people i believe trey gowdy john radcliffe and others who are going to ask them pointed questions that probably the president didn't ask on air force one. kennedy: and the president knows that he's letting some of these congressional leaders and

committee chairs do the dirty work for him and he is allowing them to build the case against some ammunition to justifiably buy or rosenstein especially if they can get him to perjure himself or show some glaring hypocrisy. how hard will that we for the congressman? >> i don't think it will be difficult to first of all there are many complex of interest apparently with rod rosenstein. there many people that have now calmed to testify in public or transcribed interviews behind closed doors. they will be very pointed questions about that in mr. rosenstein, this report had a lot of sources behind it. they have talked to a number people about it. it's very curious and even if rod rosenstein according to his own words was just out there making this in just her saying it hypothetically to the extreme wall was the underlying

conversation? if congress really wanted to get to the bottom of that they would invite the other six people are so into congress. kennedy: they also need those memos from andrew mccabe which essentially documents at least some of those conversations so i think it's smart for the president to do that. if you had to make a choice between firing rod rosenstein and jeff sessions who do you fire first? >> you swing first for the current attorney general who is there in name only the very worthless jeff sessions. he is never there. kennedy: he is recused from life. >> yes. he is there in name only. he is the most ineffective attorney general i've ever heard of in the history of this country. kennedy: he makes us long for drawnout -- that we didn't know was possible or are lonely souls. >> can you imagine him on "dancing with the stars" the sessions and rosenstein?

kennedy: certainly as a libertarian i don't judge and it would be a better temporary line of work for both of them but i share your skepticism of jeff sessions. i think that he has done his country a great disservice by being completely awol because of these tumultuous times. he certainly has not been a steady hand on the tiller. congressman chaffetz author of deep state, thank you so much for being here. >> thanks kennedy. kennedy: coming up brett kavanaugh official on the supreme court lost in the ugliness of this confirmation battle. where does he stand on some of the major issues with specially when it comes to your freedom. should liberty lovers be worried are monologue is next. stay at fidelity, our online u.s. equity trades are just $4.95. so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today.

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paul was the first to take public issue with the fourth amendment in regards to government collection of meta-data. we have upheld the constitutionality of federal spying and brett opined quote in my view the government metadata program is entirely consistent with the fourth amendment. first of all, no it's not. they were stealing vast amounts of information from innocent people without warrants and then they lied. that is wholly inconsistent with the language and intent of the fourth amendment which we designed to protect us from that very brand of intrusion could kavanaugh again came up on the wrong side of the constitutional point in the night states versus -- where his court heard the case about the government putting a tracking device on an individual car because according to kavanaugh that sort of action is also entirely constitutional.

listen. if it's not okay for marvel villain it's not okay for the feds to go fussing about your whereabouts. kevin is good on the 2nd amendment that are made to be seen how he is on free speech and if he gets a mulligan on the fourth. don't get me started on the third amendment. if he starts cornering soldiers in my house i'm calling michael avenatti. there are lots of variables here as far with any lifetime appointee to the high court. will this confirmation process change them to the point that shifts invention. only time will tell. he gets to wind once again and that's the memo. libertarian leaning congressman justin amash have been critics but they are in the lower chamber. should some of their colleagues in the senate have listened to

them? joining me now reason magazine senior editor i'm in i rarely get to talk to jacob is back. tell me, do you share some of these concerns about justice kavanaugh's past opinions and dissents in regard to the fourth amendment? >> yes i do. i hope he doesn't take the view that neal gorsuch does for example but in telephone records he correctly stated theirs is thing called a third party doctrine which was invented by the supreme court which said once you entrust your data to somebody else all bets are off and there is no longer any fourth amendment protection for that information. he he's relying on supreme court precedent especially about his opinion in that case was that he said even if this qualifies a certain part of the amendment it

certainly is justified because we have to prevent terrorist attacks. it's completely deferential to the governments excuse without any inquiry at all into whether tax this program does prevent terrorist attacks. kennedy: those two things, third-party and special needs, they are both terrifying because they can both be rationalized and abused depending on the whim of the government agency. let me ask you because you have a better understanding of the history of the supreme court and obviously having that lifetime appointment needs -- means you never have to interview for job ever again. how does one view historically change in terms of the constitution if this is the starting point? is it likely that brett kavanaugh has some sort of a constitutional evangelical moment or he sees the light of originalism?

>> conceivably he might change his view. we don't really know what his view is of a third-party doctrine. he applied the supreme court's precedence in that area but he was asked during his confirmation hearings about it this year where they said if you go to cell phone companies and get records to track somebody's movements over weeks or months. >> at does require a warrant. kennedy: every single thing is third party and all the information we have and we have everything on the hour phones. >> were such pointed that out and it was very interesting he was highly critical of the third-party doctrine in that case. he wrote a separate opinion where he said what is left of the fourth amendment if everything we trust is stored on were more servers is open for

the government to peruse at will i think because kavanaugh said that decision was a game-changer and not nearly precedent perhaps he is open to rethinking the wisdom of that doctrine. kennedy: and how the fourth amendment directly relates to technological innovation which is a critical issue and you have to have a justice who understands the importance and the breadth of technology. do we have that now? >> for example justice sotomayor had similar misgivings about third party saying think about all the sensitive information about you. you are trusting them to protect those that the government is claiming the right to look at it kennedy: i will tell you the one

piece of good news, brett kavanaugh isn't going to let neal gorsuch be the cool guy in the supreme court. he wants to go in and he wants to have a little bit of a good time and i don't blame him. rbg is going to try to shut everything down but i have a feeling it's not all going to be doom and gloom. thank you for pointing out those bright spots jason. >> thank you. kennedy: speaking of ideological legends taylor swift broker political silence this weekend at what a surprise, people are freaking out. the singer took to instagram to bash tennessee republican senate candidate marsha blackburn. she endorsed herb democratic opponent phil bredesen. she said black turns voting record -- the president was asked about that endorsement earlier today. watch. >> marsha blackburn is doing a

very good job in tennessee. she is leading now substantially, which he should. she's a tremendous fun. i'm sure taylor swift doesn't know anything about her and let's say that i'd like taylor's music about 25% less now, okay? kennedy: these titans certainly are clashing. kanye west has been endlessly mocked and had his sanity questioned for supporting president trump. so do tailoring kanye represent an evolving america or are they just creating bad blood with their long-term fan bases? alex, mark and steve. alex i will start with you. people were very upset with taylor swift especially those on the left because she didn't vocalize her opposition to president trump and he ran in 2016. there were white supremacy groups who were claiming her. what did taylor swift bredesen

endorsement due to the landscaped? >> i'm going to afford taylor swift some liberties which of course liberals mocked her in 2016 and derided her for not supporting hillary clinton are being vocal about the election. if she wants to speak her mind about these elections she's welcome to do so. i also don't think contrary to what she she said and superimposed the she's obligated to support marsha black born because she herself is a liberal. in terms of the impact on the political landscape i think her post was clearly timed against the registration deadline. clearly it was intended to gin up some votes which is notoriously difficult to turn out in midterm cycles. it remains to be seen but as you mentioned or as the president mentioned rather marsha black earned up in the polls and i think that kavanaugh momentum

will propel her forward. kennedy: the thing that propels her was her political agnosticism. what is that due to those who love and adore taylor swift? >> breaking news and artist supports liberals. but you always run that risk. as soon as you leave your area and she has freedom of speech. she is just as much has the right to voice that is to not voice that as you pointed out. as soon as you enter that different round you open yourself up for criticism whether you're an athlete or an artist into pms with you those are the two groups that were deciding fewer future was going to be governed by. kennedy: does anyone change their vote because of taylor swift? >> i think of course you can be against the trump candidate.

it's much more interesting and therefore worthy of comment. it goes against what you expect. frankly it's far braver. i was interested in my kanye was explaining why he did that. he presented as a test of his own bravery. could i go out there and face the abuse that i would get and it's a personal challenge. i thought it was interesting that he said whether or not it would go against orthodoxy. kennedy: it's like banksy putting his painting in the shredder and a multi-million dollar auction. they are both operating and destruction which is very interesting. thank you so much. so good to see you and mark and alex what a way to kick off the week. secretary of state mike tom paos says we are one step

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secretary of state mike pompeo is back and the u.s. after poor country tour. the north korean leader made a big promise. they will allow us to check out a few nuclear sites. pompeo said the row progress will be made with kim and president trump made for a second summit. said that's pretty close and can we trust the north koreans? do you me to discuss radio host and rock comment veteran bryan suits. welcome back. what are the chances of another summit between our dear leader and the north korean counterpart without aarp president getting in? >> they are really really good because the north koreans have this in their playbook to have another summit. the danger is what if somebody

passes on to trump the north koreans have no intention of actually disarming in a nuclear sense. kennedy: do you believe that to be true? >> absolutely. this is why they are opening up the new facility. it's not functional anymore. they invalidated their h-bomb. they don't need to test it anymore. it means nothing for nuclear disarmament. >> what would be meaningful? what kind of concession could they make to an international inspection that would be acceptable to the united states? >> a full open on this inventory of their nuclear arsenal a full declaration of what they have and if they really want block us at the u.n. they would sign the test ban treaty and they would say hey we are just like pakistan and england france india. we are just a nuclear power. hands off. we are no different than those guys. they are not good at playing the

big game but they are good at playing the sure game with president trump because that's the knowledge we need. how many do you have deployed? we know the icbm works. kennedy: give us a solid number put some states 20 and some say it's 60. we don't really know so what's more important north korea to taste the nectar of sweet sweet capitalism as the president has been teasing kim jong-un with. >> that's like going to a mob family in saying hey do you want to get in on the ground for what the franchise and go honest? it doesn't work like that. that is the absolute insurance policy that they will remain in power. kennedy: that is true because when you give up your guns what you have left? capitalism, man and you know it capitalism means. means freedom.

>> in your match in the unified south and north korea? this is one of the things the chinese are obsolete adamant about, number one don't collapse in korea and number two don't unified them. i would never buy another chinese project again if korea get a fight. in fact we would all be under our new korean lord. they would make the best phones come the best cars come the best boy bands, girl bands movies the whole thing. korea would dominate the earth if they unified. kennedy: thank you for everything, ever. everything, ever. >> thank you too, everything, how can we say when you book direct at choicehotels.com

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tribe just got swept by the astros. but what a shot. if this were a carnival he would get the top shelf. the room would be -- and the ball would be about three bucks. if you are wondering experts say the odds of getting one in from the upper deck are 7 million-1. about the same odds they gave cory booker in 2020. topic number two. let's head down to louisiana were cubs saved the day with some fancy footwork. look at that, work it girl. why bust a criminal when you can bust a move? the police department posted this on facebook. facebook users need something to do besides fight over brett kavanaugh. if you don't see things my way i

will befriend you. susan collins hates women. i say that is one of the crazy high school girlfriends. call me, mike. we both know this is embarrassing. topic number number three the new kids on the block going back on tour and bring the hip-hop group with them. critics are calling it two of the year and that year is 1991. the tour comes as a bit of a surprise because they are being told to cut down on salt and pepper. how can they still be called the new kids are varied? i'm guessing they moved to the villages. 90s rap legend are also drained the tour to singer hit

opa which evidently stands for other people's prescriptions. topic number four speaking of people who kicked in the 90s bill and hillary clinton are going on a speaking tour after the midterms. tickets start at 70 bucks and bill was asking for the money and singles. it's called an evening with the clinton cynics expected to go everywhere except wisconsin. live nation is producing and they get some credit because this was not easy. not only did they have to book the arenas in every city they had to find a hotel with two separate residential suites. some people are taking this as a sign that hillary plans on running in 2020. hillary says that's not sure when we all know that hillary would never ever lie to us. turns out they need the dough because bill lost an expensive game of force. here we go.

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