president, and we've got a really fun show coming up. kennedy is here. hey, kennedy. kennedy: trish that was amazing, was that the best interview you've ever had? trish: it's certainly way up there. kennedy: he's a very interesting guy with some very interesting things to say, and he had a lot to say. trish: yes and i appreciate you. thanks kennedy. i'll see you later. kennedy: and it's a swing and a miss, that's today's reaction from both republicans and democrats to elizabeth warren's big dna guam well gamble, the one proved she would be as little as 1% made in america and that's not very much and the one that could have the presidential run before it even begins so sad as you know the massachusetts senator yesterday revealed the big results of her test after years of taunts from president trump. he's famously called her pocohon

tas, and it appears that the dna test would not only end the controversy but silence the president, instead, pretty much the exact opposite has happened last night, the liberal media jumped all over it. watch. >> it's not 1/10, and it does not allow you to say you're a cherokee. >> seemed to be this was a way of getting the pocohontas then out of the way. put the test forward, i don't think that the standard of what was found in there is satisfying to people. >> it can gather according to your reporting, i think that i might be just as native american as she is. kennedy: maybe even moreso, which makes you extra hot and eligible to run the world. well then the cherokee nation spoke out against senator warren >> elizabeth warren has relied on stereotypes and popular

misconceptions about native americans to prop up her false claims. i think that her decision showed she does not listen to native people and is more more concerned about her own political career and ambitions than tribal sovereignty and native rights. kennedy: then of course this morning, one person came out swinging even harder than before , president trump tweeting , "pocohontas, the bad version sometimes referred to as elizabeth warren is getting slammed. she took a dna test and it show ed she may be far less than the average american" now cherokee nation denies her dna test is useless and even they don't want her phony. now that her claims of being of indian heritage have turned out to be a scam and a lie, elizabeth warren should apologize for people etraiting this fraud against the american public harvard called her "a person of color", amazing con, and would not have taken her

otherwise. oh, so how damaging was elizabeth warren's big dna extravaganza? joining me now, editor at town hall.com is katie pavlich. welcome back. >> good evening. kennedy: so let's talk about this a little bit because eve had an ongoing discussion about cultural appropriation and what is inspiration, what is appropriation, essentially what is cultural theft. and we don't know all of the details because harvard hasn't released them, but if senator warren was in fact given a spot at harvard law school, wouldn't that be denying someone else for whom that spot was granted in the first place? >> yeah, i'd say this counts as culture cultural appropriation and certainly theft and there's plenty of evidence against elizabeth warren to show that she used this false perception of native heritage to get ahead in her career. she rolled out with this fancy video and the website she said there's no evidence to show that

i was hired based on having the status but if you look at the way that she used it she used it when she applied for certain positions, she didn't put it in when it wasn't applicable in others. in her tweets now that she's tripling down and coming out saying she made a mistake she's still saying she didn't list herself as native in the senate directory, but at the same time, you know, fordham law was listing her as the first woman of color at harvard law. they are getting that information from somewhere. elizabeth warren keeps denying it, and this is coming at her from the left and the right. she did this to go after one person, donald trump. she doesn't have interest in kind of reconciling her relationship with any kind of " heritage" that she has because there is none, and if you look at what she's saying now she continues to attack the president. she's not addressing the comments from the cherokee nation saying she's being un helpful in their cause or not addressing the issue. kennedy: that's really important because they say essentially it

boils down to find this practice to be disgusting that people are now a scribing themselves, tribal membership, based on science and that is not in fact how they welcome people into their community. >> it's almost like she knew that was the response because in the video she released she's flipping through this album of photos saying, i'm not a member of a type; however, i do have dna and if you look at what she's saying again on her twitter feed which she's trying to go to the president into responding to her she's saying the same thing i respect sovereignty but i want to get it out there that i'm correct against the president's accusations that i'm not native american. the final thing i want to say is this doesn't just come from donald trump. he has pointed it out on a national level and put a magnifying glass on it but the boston globe locally in her home state of massachusetts as she goes into this election in a couple of weeks, came out with

multiple stores saying that she needed to clear up the situation here because there are major discrepancies in how she said she did use the status, didn't use the status and there's lots of others to show she not only lied about it but she did use it to get ahead. kennedy: which means that someone else wasn't afforded that important step ladder, but it's really funny because you always look to see well where do we go from here? i love political stunts. in this day and age we've become addicted to people. the world is politically upside down and there is an upside to that, but i think what she's done if i were a democrat i'd be really upset because if we're talking about this, and we're not talking about strategy and ideas, going into the mid-terms, and i'm going to be a little pee ved. >> it goes against everything democrats claim to stand up for. real diversity in universities, academic institutions and business when you have a white woman claiming for decades that she was part native american not to mention part cherokee and

having it be completely false and yet now we have the situation where she's denied someone else the position and really gotten rid of that diversity as a result of her actions. kennedy: thank you so much, katie. >> i am. not cherokee. kennedy: well done. moments ago, trish regan asked president trump about the disappearance and presumed murder of jamal khashoggi. watch. president trump: saudi arabia is looking at it very strongly and it depends whether or not the king or the crown prince knew about it in my opinion. number one, what happened but whether or not they knew about it. if they knew about it, that would be bad. if they didn't know about it, bad things can happen. you look at what they're doing in iran. don't forget saudi arabia is our partner. they are our allie against iran, and against missiles, and against what they're doing trying to take over the middle east and by the way since i'm here not succeeding. they're heading down the tubes if you look at what's going on.

kennedy: well the new york times is out with a new report claiming one of the suspects identified in jamal khashoggi's disappearance is a frequent companion of saudi arabia's crown prince and three others are also linked to the crown prince's security detail. the times reports that if the turkish officials are right, and that's a big if, then, the presence of these men, it says, might provide a direct link between what happened and prince mohammed, but here is what trump told trish about why he doesn't want to push too hard on saudis. president trump: we're not really hurting them. we're hurting ourselves, so we want to be smart. i don't want to give up $110 billion order or whatever it is. it's the largest order ever given by an outside country okay and i don't want to give that up you're talking about jobs. kennedy: so how will this ordeal impact relations between the u.s. and saudi arabia? joining me now fox news politics editor chris styrewalt is here. welcome chris. >> ma'am. kennedy: so the problem i have

here is i don't necessarily dress the turkish government. i certainly don't trust the saudis, and, you know, of course we don't have all of the evidence and we have to wait for these things before we render final judgment but something sure is rotten in the state of denmark and saudi arabia and turkey. >> and we have a problem that we have useful allies in both. we have necessary allies in a lot of ways in both. turkey has been heading in a dangerous direction and much more flirtation with islamism but still a nato member, and still home to the air base and important bull work against russia and iran so we rely on turkey a great deal but we also rely on the saudis as a counter balancing force as the president mentioned but also increasingly in an effort to try to deal with the israeli palestinian situation. kennedy: chris i don't necessarily buy it. >> okay. well which part? all of it? kennedy: i don't buy that those

are necessary and moderate allies. i think that if there's one thing that i like about the president, it's his ability to rethink the way things have always been just because they've always been that way. he's not necessarily doing that here, because he's letting economics be his guide, and i think other times, we have to have a greater moral obligation here and i have to say, i agree with lindsay graham on this, whose being much tougher on saudi arabia, at least than the president. >> well so saudi arabia basically functions as an american client state, and we're not supposed to talk about that or the united states government is not supposed to talk about that because it would be a good luck for the house of this this is not what they want to talk about. kennedy: what about the 17 hijackers on 9/11? was that a good luck? >> and what about the u.s. fleet anchored off bahrain and they rely on us for their security they rely on us for their arms and they also rely on

us as a market for their oil so basically the message if i can sort of figure it out that it's coming from both lindsay graham and hard liners in the senate, but also from the administration , is you got to give us something here. this is what the united states is basically saying. lindsay graham has said it needs to be the crown prince. this is a bad guy. you need to take this guy out and restore the original line of succession, but you got to give us something here you got to give us some cover because what you've done is heinous and it's sort of like when a parent is talking to a child and is trying to talk them out of the trouble they've got themselves into. are you sure it wasn't an accident? are you sure you didn't put it here? kennedy: it sounds like helicopter parenting and that's why we're culturally in the mess we're in because parents don't letter to tell their children no which is so incredibly necessary and i don't believe in this sort of economic appeasement with saudi arabia, from before 9/11 but certainly it peaked on 9/11, and beyond, and they have not

given good explanations and if it means that we have to embrace new technology as only this country can, and get off their dirty oil, i'm fine with that. >> this administration loves the saudis. this is -- kennedy: they all do. the bushes love them, obama loved the saudis. hillary clinton took their filthy money after they were killing women and subjecting them to immoral law to the tune of tens of millions of dollars without blinking one of her love ly eyelashes. >> obama came to terms it was an unavoidable part of doing business but he was trying to re balance the middle east to empower the iranians to be a counterweight against the gulf arab states. kennedy: he got us into so many of the mess we are in and exacerbated so much of what's going on in the middle east including with iran, saudi arabia, and certainly in afghanistan. >> well i didn't do it. kennedy: i'm not mad at you. >> i know. kennedy: i'm not mad at you at

all. i love the way you see the world and i know you seek the truth and there are a lot of difficult elements to tease out here, because there are a lot of people who believe we have a vested interest over there. i'm not one of them because i love freedom. >> trump wants cover and he wants the saudis to give him cover and wants to be able to say okay look, we told them they're not allowed to murder in foreign countries, and they've said they were sorry and they've done this so that this can go away because you heard trump. he likes the deal on arms, he likes the way they flatter him, he likes the business they do, he likes all of that stuff. kennedy: i know. >> remember the orb? he wants to go back to the good days. kennedy: if only the orb could tell us what really happened in turkey we could avoid so much of this. >> what is in the orb? kennedy: chris i appreciate you as well thank you my friend. >> you bet. kennedy: well president trump also told trish regan he wants stormy daniels and michael avana ti to pay up after a federal judge dismissed his defamation lawsuit and ordered them to pay his legal fees.

president trump: they have to pay me legal fees. >> she does? president trump: he and she have to pay me a lot of legal fees. trish: you holding them accountable for that? president trump: based on texas law where the fees are nice and plentiful. trish: and you'll hold them to that? president trump: are you serious of course wouldn't you be disappointed? they will pay a lot. kennedy: the judge's decision to throw out the case sparked a twitter war this morning which the president referred to daniel s as "horse face" and a" third rate lawyer." and that is the nicest thing anyone has ever said about michael avanati'm by the way. stormy fired back about the president's cracks about the a not am it but the joke is on her because she will have to pay up so will fighting with the pole dancer help the president's poll numbers, and joining me now former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski. welcome back, corey. >> good evening. kennedy: how much of a win is this for the president?

>> well this is clearly vindication. the president said all along that this was a frivolous lawsuit and the ruling today not only showing this but more importantly, it vindicated him and he is now receiving compensation for the attorneys fees he paid through stormy daniels, so this is a great vindication for the president. i know the media doesn't want to talk about it but it shows that the third rate attorney brought a case which is unsustainable and the judge threw it out today and said it was basically a case that had no merit to it whatsoever so pay the attorney fees for the president it's a big win today. kennedy: the judge also said that what the president has said on twitter was rhetorical hyperb ole. that's great news not only for the president which could be very helpful for him in several legal cases and it's also a win for the first amendment because according to this judge, that very rhetorical hyperbole is protected under that glorious

amendment, which is the first one. >> and they should be. look the only people that are monitoring twitter and stopping conservatives from talking on twitter is twitter itself so every time they don't like something that's tweeted they find a way to block it for their content but what it comes down to is this judge said exactly what we already knew which is you have a right to express yourself. it's the freedom of the first amendment that you've used. this president does not use an official government twitter account he took over or started when he became the president of the united states. this is the same twitter account he had as a private citizen, and now is the president and it's his own twitter account his own ideas. he's not making policy on this twitter account so he has a right to free speech like every other american does and that's what the judge saw today. kennedy: so i don't think that the back and forth with stormy daniels is going to help him, but does he have to call her horse face? >> well look, i've said many times the president is the greater counter we've ever seen.

kennedy: that wasn't that by the way. >> well look, she's attacked him so many times and what he did is he responded in kind and he's a great counterpuncher and now people always think of her as horse face because he has this magic ability that when he gives someone a nick name it's so fitting and it sticks with them the rest of their lives so now she will be stormy horse face daniels forever. kennedy: i don't know, man. i'm so over fungi, i can't see straight. corey lewandowski, thank you very much. >> thank you. kennedy: for making this 9:00 home. very good. coming up wall street took a major dive last week but today it shot right back up like your blood pressure with all of the volatility. so what's going to happen? are you worried you shouldn't be because marijuana is going to be legal in canada and you can move there and start smoking tomorrow you don't have to live in the great white north to invest in the green stuff and enjoy the green, scotty martin is here to tell you how to make money, off of canada's big green leaf, next

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kennedy: stocks sky rocketed today, money money money! ex with the dow logging the biggest one-day gain since march a stark contrast from last week 's dramatic dip, moments ago the president told our own trish

regan he thinks the markets will continue to sell-off so what is fueling the market? and is it here to stay? i hope so, fox business networks christina is here to explain it all what's happening christina? >> girl i saw it, you just did that but yes, we had the dow, the s&p, the nasdac all closing much higher today, above 2% a lot of it does have to do with investors getting in last week was quite rough we saw a lot of red on the screen this time you have earnings that came out much stronger than anticipated, you had jpmorgan, they made a lot of money off investment banking, you had goldman sachs putting up their earnings and even netflix after the bell today when it closed netflix put out their earnings, the expectation was so high and so good with that company that you saw the stock climb about 14% higher so you've got the positives right now, earnings season, you have a lot of analysts expecting earnings to average at least 19% higher for this quarter but there are some concerns. the looming concerns are trade tensions and the tariffs costing

companies money, and the fact that the federal reserve could be raising or will be raising interest rates which makes debt more expensive for you and i and corporations, so that's the market part. the economy part though, still shows so much strength. we have more numbers today coming up from the labor department showing that the economy added 7.1 million new jobs in the summer, that's a record since they've been, you know, polling this, and we had the president who i know that you just mentioned before was on trish regan the show right before he mentioned and weighed in on the economy listen in. president trump: i mean whether you look at median income, whether you look at employment or unemployment, no matter what chart you're looking at it's either abby: 0 or 60 years, the best, the best numbers, it's probably the best economy we've ever had. >> strong numbers the problem is you need people to fill those jobs and that's when you could see a tighter labor market cause inflation to climb higher. why because companies need to

retain their employees, so what do you do? perks? maybe offer them a better raise? kennedy: yeah. that could be something that will possibly weaken the economy going forward. kennedy: subsidize the cafeteria like they do in this building i love it. >> i love it i'm a gym. all they need is a sauna in there and christina here is a solution to the problems you brought up. kennedy: one and the fed and two , free-trade, baby. that's all we need. we don't live in a eutopian world. kennedy: thank you for bringing it to us tonight great energy. in just a few hours, the place where christina once called home canada will become just a second country on earth, after uruguay to legalize recreational marijuana nationally it is obviously a much bigger deal than uruguay, you know, starting tomorrow, canadians can buy pot in government-run stores and websites and have it delivered to their homes.

isn't technology great but it could eventually be sold in bars and restaurants so how can americans cash in on an industry that promises to be worth billions of dollars joining me now chief investment officer fox news contributor scott martin is here. >> so if we start walking right now because i don't think anybody would give us a ride, we could probably be there by morning to have a little is that what we're talking about? kennedy: i can't do it. >> i've heard that. so maybe i'll take over. it's pretty amazing here is the thing. tomorrow is interesting because i think there's actually a northwest wind, so be careful if you're upstate new york because it maybe a takeover here. it's amazing to see where this has done, kennedy with respect to north america is the epicenter. kennedy: how much of an upside is there and how do people capitalize on it? are there funds you can buy into if you don't know how to pick? >> that's right picking cannabis stocks is probably harder than picking the buds off the plants, i've heard.

kennedy: slow down. my friend down in south america because the word is that a lot of the stocks out there that are publicly traded for investors are very small they don't have a lot of revenues and they are trading very expensively so there are things like a company like iipr, for example, that invests in growing facilities in the united states for example, so that's another way to get exposure. mj -- kennedy: wait, iipr? >> it's a real estate. kennedy: mj etf. >> and actually i'm going to forget all of these but it has a lot of the public companies that are in canada, but are making end roads into the cannabis industry. don't forget too, i know it sounds crazy don't forget about the pepsi, coke, coca cola. kennedy: that's my question because we hear about these big companies that want to cash in that already, they are already vertically integrated and they can easily switch over to cannabis ingredients, so molson, coca cola. >> absolutely not hard for them to buy up these small companies

that already have the legal rights to be producing weed in canada and sooner or later in the states and another interesting one too that i was thinking of, starbucks. one of the other things that people are talking about is the infusion of cannabis into coffee , which sounds like a really fun idea. kennedy: throwing a speed ball. we'll need to build a wall on our northern border because the zombies are coming over. we want your women. >> society is ready for that though and so especially with halloween coming up so it's also just thinking about traditional kind of companies that are going to take advantage. kennedy: it's crazy but you're doing the research and people will be making the money. >> $30 billion potential arena of investment of as far as how they companies grow. kennedy: i will take just is billion of that and be absolutely fine. thank you so much, scott martin. elizabeth warren's dna test has set the political world on fire. we want our next guest to look at things from a different angle jessica tarlov is joining me for

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kennedy: well, everyone's talking about the elizabeth warren dna fiasco but don't you know you already know what each side is going to say? it's the same old talking heads, spouting the same old talking points, enough already. one of our guests came up with the perfect solution, have our liberal and conservative guests arguing for the opposition? >> it's time to party swap. kennedy: yes it is! let's welcome our player she's the co-author of america and the age of trump it's a love letter to the president, she's a fox news contributor. jessica tarlov is here to argue the conservative side and whose that? political editor and co-host, he

is going to do the opposite. has all of the questions, and he will decide our winner. are you ready to swap? >> i can not wait. kennedy: let's go. >> we'll start with elizabeth warren of course, i guess you can respond. forget dna tests, if elizabeth warren feels like she's native american shouldn't it be enough to identify as native american? >> praise be, praise be, i'm not even sure if i'm allowed to speak words in mike pence's america as a woman. just kidding, i'm a man, but i'm here and i stand in solidarity, forever, with every woman in this country, whose being a pressed, so as usual, it's a displeasure to be here. thank you for letting me stay up an extra hour by the way to be on this show. now that's terrific. kennedy: how does elizabeth warren's dna test? >> two words for her, she is crushing it right now.

she may pay a million dollars, she should pay $2 million and also do because she's obviously native american, it's her feelings and her truth. what she should also do is force trump to take one of these tests himself and do you know what's going to happen? it will turn out he's 1/8 orange baboon. he would say like how brave is elizabeth warren? >> highly brave to speak her truth from the hilltops on the twitter. >> perfect. kennedy: well said. jessica? >> elizabeth warren wants our president to pay a million dollars to charity even though her dna has backfired. explain why warren should instead be forced to donate the 1 billion funding the border wall? >> well she should be forced to donate the 1 billion for the border wall because she is a liar. kennedy: wow. >> she just made it up to get ahead. she would have never been a

professor at harvard had she been honest about who she is and where she's from. >> yes. >> she's just a poor lady from oklahoma. >> [laughter] >> who i am thrilled that she's in the senate, and she's my colleague. i thought that was important when i say that later, but what she's done has made a mockery of all of the things that the left hold dear. she has committed cultural appropriation to the highest extent. >> i'm getting that. and she has distracted us from our very important work of confirming supreme court justices no matter what they've done. >> just push them through. >> i'd like to get back to the business of reforming entitle ments and fixing the debt and deficit and even giving people tax cuts at the same time but she's stood in our way. >> can she just pay for the border wall now? can she donate? >> well she's very rich. she has many homes. i don't know how she got so rich

i know. >> that was supposed to go to someone else. >> probably with hillary clinton, and we know, i guess i said hillary right. kennedy: lock her up. >> just another attack on poor people and women, from you, and what kind of last name is tarlov it sounds awfully russian. i just won the argument. >> but you haven't, i am jewish we stand with the state of israel. until the end of time would you like to talk about that for a second? >> you mispronounced it. >> [laughter] >> jessica? kennedy: topic number 2. >> great. why is brett kavanaugh already the greatest supreme court pick of all-time? >> because he represents everything that's right in america. he has made it clear that due process is our priority. >> and beer. >> he has stood in the face of pure evil, and his family has

been destroyed by just the words of some woman who is confused about an evening in her youth. i have shown you multiple times the floor plan of that house. kennedy: let's see it. you did have that. you knew the house. >> absolutely but he is an icon for those of us who also feel so oppressed by white male privilege. sure. which is tough. is dianne feinstein just jealous that no one invited her? >> i'm not sure they had beach week then growing up, but i would really like to call for an

investigation into who leaked dr. ford's letter. >> we'll give it a week. >> the fbi. >> guy, now that kavanaugh has been confirmed, how soon, i'm sorry, how soon will women lose the right to vote? is it before, or after mid-terms >> there we already have if you haven't been paying attention, first of all, i want to refer to him as so-called injustice, brett kavanaugh. >> [laughter] he is illegitimate we all know that. and it's only possible for him to be so-called confirm confirm ed by self-hating women like you and fake femininists like susan collins, to whom i have one word, and it's from another show. shame! shame! shame! [laughter] >> look at the list eric hister ics. >> i am not angry. >> guys living in an alternate universe when there are people out there today who live under the law women in saudi arabia, just got the right to drive and those who -- >> in michigan? have you heard?

>> i did hear. >> it's a lie from the right. kennedy: we have to move on to topic number 3. >> i really wanted to know what guy thought the devil's triangle was but we can keep going. >> it wasn't a drinking game. >> why not? >> because brett kavanaugh said it was a bringing game and all he does is hi. >> obviously. >> hillary clinton doesn't think bill's affair with monica lewinsky was an abuse of power but come on didn't monica abuse her power a little bit? >> i am going to recuse myself from all questions related to bill clinton, hillary clinton, and the treatment of women, because it's very very confusing and difficult for me. i support them, because not trump and pro-abortion, but some of the me too stuff i don't know >> we can always just fix it and post. jessica? oh,, great. does hillary clinton's recent comments about monica lewinsky prove once and for all president trump was the best candidate for

women's rights? >> absolutely. the what came flying out of her mouth the second that heehaws was mentioned, oh, trump, trump this, trump that, well we know that bill clinton slept with monica lewinsky and i'd also lake to say, what -- >> it depends how you define it >> liberals love to run around talking about what donald trump did. let's talk about all of the women that bill clinton took advantage of. >> some women. >> believe some women. >> i will hear them all. i will only believe those that help me. kennedy: okay so who wins tonight? >> well donald trump's president and neither of you are , so i think guy, you're too bit of, too much of a mob tonight. jessica? you sounded brave and enlighten ed congratulations. >> thank you. i feel like people on twitter was going t say this is

affirmative action. you have to give it to the girl. >> what if i plan to be cherokee do i win? >> yay! >> guy and jessica thank you so much and all thank you for refereeing. >> bless everyone. kennedy: coming up the state of maine trying a whole new way to vote this november, and ranked choice voting will allow more choice to give power to the people and how does it work? he will explain next. the fact is, there are over ninety-six hundred roads named "park" in the u.s. it's america's most popular street name. but allstate agents know that's where the similarity stops. if you're on park street in reno, nevada, the high winds of the washoe zephyr could damage your siding. and that's very different than living on park ave in sheboygan, wisconsin, where ice dams could cause water damage. but no matter what park you live on, one of 10,000 local allstate agents knows yours. now that you know the truth,

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kennedy: the mid-terms are right around the corner and one state to keep an eye on, maine. why, maine you say? well on november 6 it's the first state ever to use a system called ranked choice voting, voters will elect two congressmen and one senator by

ranking their picks in order of preference, and here to explain legendary nirvana and now with giants in the trees, welcome back, my friend, chris. >> hi, kennedy. kennedy: hi, chris, so i love the idea of rank choice voting, because i would like to see more independent voices and third party candidates actually make it into this political sphere so how does it work? >> rank choice voting is you rank your candidates in order of preference. you get your first choice, i really like her, i like her policy, she's my first choice. he's okay, he will be my second choice and third choice, well maybe i'll vote for them and maybe not okay? so it's just like when you go to the grocery store or whatever, and you express your choices. then, how do you count it? okay? so they count all of the ballots , and if one candidate gets a majority, a first choice they're elected the election is over. however if there's no majority, you eliminate the last place a

vote getter and then you distribute their choices to their remaining candidates. kennedy: oh, interesting, okay so but it doesn't mean the people -- >> it's a primary when you vote in a primary election, if the person wins a primary, then you vote for them again but if the person you voted for in the primary lizs you've got to have a second choice, in the general election. kennedy: people don't have to go back and vote, what happens is the lowest vote getters are eliminated and whoever voted for them is their first choice, their second and third choices are then evenly distributed among the field. right? >> rightist kind of like a multiple ballot in a club but it's one ballot. kennedy: so do you see this working nationally or is this something that states would choose to do? >> absolutely, yeah the state of maine is using it in their federal elections this november. united states senator, united states representative and maine used it for their partisan primaries, this summer.

kennedy: how does it differ from california's primary? >> oh, well it's like well california's jungle primary is in june. you get your first choice in june, but you get all of the whole summer and fall and then you get your second choice, and so you only get, you get an election where there's only two candidates campaigning for months with rank choice voting you get all of the candidates and then it puts power in the hands of voters. kennedy: well i love that and i've been to some of your fair vote events and i think it's fascinating and i want to continue the conversation. hopefully we can talk to you again soon. come on in. >> i'm ready. kennedy: i hope you appreciated that. >> i totally appreciated that. do you know who got me flying? the guitar player. kennedy: that was a gift. seriously. kennedy: that's awesome that

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