something where we won't respond to questions. trish: headline. president says he will respond to written questions from bob mueller. you can watch more of his exclusive interview with our very own laura ingram tonight, 10:00 p.m. eastern on fox kennedy will begin right now. have a terrific night, i will see you tomorrow. kennedy: to high-profile crimes and showing just how divided we are as a nation. synagogue massacre in the mailing of more than 1,000 pipe bombs and the question tonight how do we get past this horrible rhetoric and begin to heal? first, to the synagogue in pittsburgh they suspected shooter today in court charged with 29 counts including murder and federal hate crimes which hold federal prosecutor's plan to seek the death only in that case and according to the skaters the gunmen stormed into the tree by synagogue in

pittsburgh squirrel hill area and poorly exceeded his victims while screaming anti- semitic epithets. the synagogue rabbi call for unity despite witnessing the deadliest attack on jewish parishioners in us history. listen. >> my text, my e-mails, my facebook, overflow with love from strangers, people i have never met. people who are not from the united states but from all around the world. jewish, christian, muslim all with the same message - we are here for you. kennedy: the president now expected to visit pittsburgh tomorrow. but even that is causing controversy. fox news correspondent garrett tenney is in pittsburgh with more yeah, kennedy, 11 jewish leaders from the pittsburgh area that they don't want the president to visit here until he

fully denounces white nationalism. other leaders are saying they are worried that the president comes it would serve as a distraction for the funerals of those who were killed. white house is hoping that this trip will serve as a moment of national healing in unity. this afternoon the man is possible for this work attack made an initial appearance in court. 46 -year-old robert bowers was in a wheelchair, still recovering from gunshot wounds in a federal magistrate read 29 charges that he is facing. investigator say the pittsburgh native repeatedly said he wanted to kill all jews as he went through the synagogue saturday morning for killing those who were there to worship. those who survived say it is a miracle that they are still alive. >> [inaudible] there was a pause in the shooting. i'm pressed up against the wall and carol was kneeling on the floor to my right and the

gentleman walks in with a loan gone and i could see the jacket he had on and a pair of pants of some sort. he did not see us, thank god. reporter: the gunmen shot several times by police and today we learned the first hospital worker to treat him were all jewish. >> as i understood the gentleman was getting off of the ambulance and he was continuing with his rant of kill all the jews. but he did not realize that the nurse that took care of him, was his father's rabbi, and the doctor in the emergency room was jewish. these people put aside their beliefs they had about what this gentleman was into us, he's a patient. reporter: you can see tonight here outside the tree of life synagogue this vigil that has been growing over the last couple of days. thousands of people have been coming by to bring flowers, candles, cards and a lot of them

singing, praying and a lot of tears shed, as well. all of them wanting to express their sorrow as well as their unity with the jewish community here. the first funeral will take place tomorrow. one of many in the days to come. kennedy: garrett, thank you so much. people want to express somebody and take some of that pain away. it's incredibly helpless feeling but they're doing whatever they can in that community setting an example as we come together. meanwhile, the suspect in the mailing of at least 15 potentially exposes devices to prominent democrats and cnn was also in court today. that comes on the same day in muscular sound another suspicious package, 56 -year-old cesar sayoc was arrested friday and he is not yet entered a plea according to the feds. the strip club dj lived in a van that was festooned with bart right propaganda. one of his attorneys urged people not to rest to judgment.

>> today have it wrong? he's in is it on to the rink of the nfl i'm going to say. i'm hoping they have it wrong. i'm hoping there are other pieces of evidence that exonerate him, that show he was involved but right now we are at the stage of a determination of probable cause and nothing more. he has been arrested and that's where we are at. kennedy: what is that a basket and stand tonight? join me foxbusiness network jerry willis with more. >> cesar sayoc accused of sending 13 and maybe as many as 15 packages containing mail bombs to critics of president trump. he appeared according to a the first time since facing federal charges. cesar sayoc remains in florida as lawyers consider his transfer to new york for prosecution. 56 -year-old was accused of having that bombs through the mail. bill and hillary clinton, barack obama, democratic donor george soros, debbie wasserman schultz,

senator cory booker, james clapper, former director of national intelligence as well as others. he faces five charges including interstate transportation of an explosive, illegal mailing of an expose of in the threats against former presidents. if convicted, he could face a maximum sentence of up to 48 years in prison. as he entered the courtroom using pictures or drawings your, his wrists were shackled, calm during a short hearing and not mouthing the words i love you to one of his sisters in the gallery. prosecutors argue he should be denied released on bond which means he would be incarcerated at least two until after the trial. cesar sayoc had a list of roughly 100 possible targets that was discussed or discovered after his arrest and officials are notifying those targets. that disclosure coming as authorities intercepted a suspicious package addressed to cnn headquarters in atlanta today. that package was discovered at a male facility.

kennedy. kennedy: unreal. he reportedly told the arresting officers he did not want to hurt anybody crazy story. thank you. >> most welcome. kennedy: as i told you earlier, attorneys seeking the death penalty against robert bowers, acute gunmen opened fire in that pittsburgh synagogue, president trump has already fingered the support. watch this. president trump: i think one thing we should do is stiffen up our laws in terms of the death penalty. when people do this they should get the death penalty. anyone who doesn't think like this to innocent people that are in temple or church, they should be, they should really suffer the ultimate price. they should pay the ultimate price. kennedy: that decision rests with jeff sessions. will bowers be sentenced to death? attorney and director executive director of the lafayette project for goldstein is with me. brooke, the suspect has been charged with federal crimes so there could be federal death penalty sentence sought or

charged and it is interesting because why wasn't he charged with terrorism? why he comes? >> is a unique situation in pennsylvania because there has been a moratorium on the death penalty since 2015 by the governor so federal prosecutors applying for authority from attorney general jeff sessions for that. this was an act of domestic terrorism. if you define terrorism, a targeting of a silly and publishing with an intent to course or intimidate a publishing but we have no crime of domestic terrorism. we have the code under 23398 section and b which prescribe material support to designated terrorist groups and foreign designated terror group but we don't have designated domestic. there is a debate. kennedy: i don't understand the difference between being a lone

wolf who does something because they were inspired by isis and being an individual who is really inspired by hateful, murderous neo-nazis and goes out and mows down 11 people in cold blood. >> the controversy around the issue is that you can designate a foreign terrorist group like isis, for example, or islamic jihad and there is a long history showing that you can be prosecuted for providing material support to a designated terrorist group but you don't have a free speech first right to associate with these groups and to aid and abet them in a way when it comes to the master group like a neo-nazi group you have first amendment concerns. if they are designated and you provide legal counsel to them with that be a violation of material support? how does that comport with their due process rights? with my free speech rights if i want to retweet something they did provide an element of advocacy for them? which is white with someone commits an act of domestic terrorism they are charged with

murder, first-degree murder with federal crimes and so forth. kennedy: what you think the chances are that we will see federal prosecutors go after that death penalty conviction? >> they have indicated their asking for authority to do that right now. kennedy: what will jeff sessions do? >> i think it's likely he will authorize it and we will have a conviction. clear evidence of this man's culpability and there was a shoot out and he was caught on the scene and i don't think there's any question as to whether or not . kennedy: can they still think that the front of the? >> yes they can. it goes to a particular sentencing trial, so to speak, where you have a jury and the jury has to convict unanimously unless they are mitigating factors. kennedy: in federal court? >> yes, and also there will be a separate sentencing and is a due process issue in the top of that the defense will argue that medicating factors whether or not there's a mental illness

issue and they will convince a jury which has to come to unanimously the conclusion that they would apply capital punishment. kennedy: premeditation. he knew what he was doing. he broadcasted so i think you'd be hard-pressed to get the mental illness conviction, given that some of the cohesive sentences he was posting online. brooke bolton, thank you so much. we'll keep the conversation open with you. multiple media outlets quick to point the finger at president trump in the immediate aftermath of the attack in pittsburgh and of course that bombs sent as well. earlier today, he offered his own theory tweeting quote -

white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders was forced to swat away attempts to pin this on the president during today's briefing. watch. >> the very first thing the president did was condemn the attacks in pittsburgh and the pipe bombs. very first thing the media did was blame the president make them responsible for these ridiculous acts. that is outrageous that that would be the first reaction of so many people across this country. i'm not finished. the only person responsible for caring it out either of these heinous acts were the individuals who carry them out. kennedy: there was a time when a national tragedy would bring the country together but sadly those days seem to have gone away. if mass shootings is not the time to cool things down, do such a moment exist anymore? turning out tonight panel rnc spokesperson. join with anthony fisher and editor-in-chief of campus reform lawrence jones. welcome, everyone.

>> thank you. kennedy: i will start with you, kaylee. people were very quick to point out first with the pipe bombs that were sent to various democratic operatives and news outlets that it was the president who directly inspired this person and there was a cause and effect between the president's existence in this person manufacturing and sending out pipe bombs. what you say to the people who want to pin it on the president? the neck is appalling and irresponsible. the same folks that are trying to pin the blame on the president are now the putting by pointing to the president tweet this morning. i believe in backs. cnn has that ad with the apple being the banana. let's look at the facts. president calls for unity and you point out cnn says were not just the president for blaming their sanders for the pipe bombs. then in the second scenario, horrific shootings we can, president called for prayers' pre- * law-enforcement and then watch cnn morning show and folks

over there are blaming the president and even joe lieberman has to say hold on, guys, this individual did not support the president. he's an anti- trump individual and he was a strange man. i believe in fact the fact that the media is putting blame and it's despicable. kennedy: something is obviously going on but not just the president not just the media because these attacks on synagogues and a big uptick in its isometric rhetoric and attacks and attempted attacks just in the last two years. what you chalk that up to? >> right-wing extreme is on. it's not coming from in this country at least not coming from muslim extremists which is something that might happen and perhaps europe or middle east. the vast preponderance of political activism that results in violence in this country and this is data base is coming from right-wing extremists often white supremacist. to a pin that on the president? i do not fit the president's rhetoric can be volatile at

times but they were in that political moment but the idea that this exists in a vacuum is not true. kennedy: go ahead. >> don't you think there's a little extremism about besides right now? the political attention from the extremism on the left and right are high and we can also say that the leaders of both political parties have a duty to tone it down as well. it becomes problematic when people take the leap and say because you have your rhetoric has been extreme because it has gotten the worst of america out that somehow you are responsible for that with both sides similar doing that and yet the bernie crowd and we know what one of his supporters did but he's not responsible for that. kennedy: i'd like to look at these things and abstract the variables we have including the president. if donald trump were the president and if it were hillary clinton would be still have this level of inflamed rhetoric? i argue we would.

i argue that before the candidacy of hillary clinton and president trump we had the obama ministration and you still had school shootings and mass shootings and i don't know if he was necessarily the best position for the health, cultural health of this country in that regard. >> but i don't think we've had piece for a minute. as you indicate it's not like in these troubling moments that is much as a great oratory as president obama was he didn't bring peace when it comes to race relations were anytime we had these national tragedies. i think both political parties have a duty to bring the temperature down and quite frankly leaders of the past ten, 12 years have failed. >> it's important to point out the media's role in us. when you have the washington post headline that reads in the wake of the de-escalation, serviceman shot no mention of the bernie sanders i dedication

of the shooter and this time the headline reads that the individual mingling these devices was a trump supporter. that's the headline. the media is a blaming it, what we want people are going out of the way they we cannot tie the steve scully shooter to bernie sanders and that is unfair but we don't expect reciprocity and in a climate like that i would argue and i will argue that will talk to third-party candidates that it is the two-party system and that duopoly that is gone is here. much more to come with the panel as well. new caravan heading up the us border and the trump administration is sending 5,000 more troops to greet them with the laurel and hardy intake at the border. with that enter the caravans? probably not. panel returns to talk border security, military intervention, that is next.

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kennedy: it's always the '90s here. the 1890s. president trump meant standing his ground warning that migrant caravan to turn back. say they will not be let into the us. in a joint press conference the announced 5200 troops will be

sent to the us mexico border as part of operation faithful. patriot. they will join the national guard members that are there to provide support but won't arrest any migrants this afternoon. reporters asked the secretary their sanders by more troops were needed. watch. >> president number one job priority is to protect the safety and he will do it what is necessary to do that. kennedy: are the additional troops really necessary or is this a big show for the cameras? panel is back. kaylee anthony, lawrence, we'll start with you. >> i think this president will come up against the same thing. here is the problem. it's likely right now the democrats are going to take the house in by a narrow margin. what does that do to immigration

over the next two years? will be see a copy of the bill or a republic and senate with a democratic house connect. >> we definitely will not get anything done. i do think the president is trying to show a show of force to his face so they understand that - this is a midterm plate and it should be a midterm play. frankly, i'm not sure this immigration issue will play well for democrats. it's been litigated in the past election in the present that he wanted a wall and now he's compromise to the board wall system and any of these troops will be there just for technical support. kennedy: they can't really do anything. >> it's a show of force. it will play well with the american people. kennedy: what you make of this because there are those who say the migrant caravan by the time it gets here will be almost completely dissipated so what you do with those - >> very likely and even if it isn't there planning on applying for asylum at the border.

kennedy: but in order to do that you go for processing you do have to have certain paperwork of the mass majority do not ha have. >> 75% will most likely be adopted upright that they'll need military defense is not there. it is security theater animal security theater is pointless and it's a show an expensive show but it probably will play well to space. kennedy: kaylee? you are shaking your head. >> i don't see this as a show but is a very badly needed to turn. we started out with one caravan an hour up to three and two merged and is a very serious issue when you have customs and border patrol saying we have 17,000 criminals that we apprehend on our southern border every single year from 100 countries so these aren't innocent individuals, all of them, from what mullah and hunter is seeking asylum. there are criminals among them confirmed by dhs. we needed to turn on the southern border. kennedy: i quickly want to

present you a little bit because when the president took office arrest at the border went down dramatically and now they are way back up. you have this crazy swings and apprehension and what that? >> we don't have an apprehension problem and as you pointed out the rest are now up and were now apprehending visuals but once you apprehend them if to release them into society and never show up for court dates. [inaudible conversations] kennedy: the laws have to be changed. >> they do quite often were often than not show up for their court dates because they more often than not are not criminals. even illegal immigrants have lower crime rates the nativeborn americans. >> one crime against a us citizen and one us citizen losing life should be enough. >> to apply that to everything

the law? if one person commits a crime with a gun show we have greater gun-control? >> when you have literally hundreds of people who have been victims of homicide by illegal immigrants, 57,000 assault charges against illegal immigrants and twentysomething alone we've got a problem. american citizens must come first. >> not just the violence - i understand the system is broken and there's a lot of laws and i wish they had great reform but you don't just get to have anarchy. kennedy: but that's why i started with you because it's not - will not have any immigration but we don't have an understandable system and therefore people go by perception and rumor and go by what they read. there have been changing stories and when they feared there's chaos once they get in their not going to go back. >> i don't think any party had any intention of - >> democrats don't want to do it and a popular split and never . kennedy: he said i will work with you on tonight in exchange you given the border wall so there's one person willing to come to mice. the portable never get built in the manner he envisioned.

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warfare. tonight i have invited three third-party candidates to talk about big problems through the lens of small government and maybe once and for all throw off the yoke of this destructive unholy alliance that seemingly knows only deficits in control. republicans used to be the fiscal responsible clinical stewards of economic liberty and now they lock themselves in the broom closet with entitlements and omnibus bills save face. democrat socialist talk of the game but want to put people in financial and political bondage and whip them into submission. kinky. there has to be a better way to check the disconnect establishment than being bullied into submission by two broken heartless cartels that grow government and trample on liberty with inverted perversion. spoiler alert, these may be the candidate you have been looking for. and that is a memo.

first up, healthcare. one of the most divisive issues for the last decade and it is definitely top of the voter's mind going into the midterms according to boxers pulling. white house terry sarah sanders has been show so much tonight. talk about the president help you plan what. >> his health care plan that he laid out covers pre-existing conditions and the president wants to lower premiums to make healthcare more affordable no one will be charged higher premiums if they keep their coverage and no one will be denied coverage. kennedy: publicans have failed to fix the disaster that democrats ushered in so what would a liberty minded solution look like? special panel tonight. libertarian candidate for governor in the state of new york, very sharp is back along with libertarian candidate for senate in virginia, matt waters and libertarian candidate for congress in the seventh district in pennsylvania. welcome, everyone. >> like to be here. kennedy: let's talk healthcare. not fighting each other but were trying to come up with a

solution and work together to defeat the astonishment. [laughter] >> i thought we were fighting here, will be doing? [laughter] kennedy: let's talk about the challenges you hear from voters. >> people care about healthcare for sure. the funny thing is the astonishment parties are both fighting over that narrow point of pre-existing condition and that is an opening for me. in the debates we have had i been able to turn around on them badly because both parties, as we no, centralized healthcare in washington prices are skyrocketing and people feel bad about the options they have and i can make the point that look, medicare will be insulted starting in 2026. kennedy: it's insane. >> it's insane. and both parties are responsible for. they have no answers and ignore that point so i turn it around and i have been anything to resonate with people that they want someone being honest and that is honest. kennedy: in your theme for your entire candidacy has been something different. you give up healthcare.

you gave or i should say health insurance. >> that's right. it's amazing. i'm with a nonprofit in its group of people that decided to opt out of health insurance and we share each other's medical expenses. in the cost last year a blue cross blue shield of my family was 770 we paid $21,000 but this year we are under 6,000. it is truly a miracle with people can take ownership of their health insurance and put us in the driver seat and then things happen like costs come down. kennedy: that's a fascinating model. i'd like to see someone like you elected so you can hear more about those options because what they are offering now is a false dichotomy and you, my friend, when you assume the government here in new york state you're going to be tackling the greatest behemoth. >> correct. cuomo care here. looking at medicaid for all in horrible two-tiered system would

make sure that all the best doctors don't take any interest. that's what were looking to happen in the new york state. to his point, in reality we made an error we confuse healthcare insurance with healthcare. obamacare is not healthcare reform. it's healthcare insurance reform. i'm less concerned about interns are now but much more concerned about healthcare system which is a system. it's a cartel system where we get horrible care unless you pay out of your pocket. we have to change the actual health care system and make it to where it's far more transparent and where it's more like nonessential medical care where he gets do we have higher technology and higher service and lower pricing be what you want the innovation but you don't want to squash that and sometimes you have to pay more for things but with actual solution like matt talked about, publicans have shied away from campaigning on their tax cuts and midterm and is voters are not hot on the topic as they were before. more americans should be upset about the fact that our national deficit in 2018 will hit $779 billion in part because republicans only cut taxes and

not spending. how would a libertarian cut on the size of government? >> fi for tax cuts all the time on the trail and it's a good issue. i was a business reporter for a local station and a lot of businesses really do well from the tax cut so i talk more about cutting taxes and people feel it viscerally. you are right, spending such an issue and the republicans because they did such a terrible job on it with total control of washington they have opened up that flank where democrats make this argument that well, tax cuts are why deficit is so huge even though we know that's not the case but if we live within our means and cut spending we could do both so the ruffians have blown it on that. have to step in and be the responsible ones will be fiscally responsible to be one it is though publicans have given up and sets the tone and instead of admitting to failure and changing the attack the other side.

kennedy: you don't want to sound like a lute although i don't because crazy to want to get rid of these higher government agencies like the department of congress and move on apartment of education but how can you practically work people to make cuts? >> models are out there. take margaret thatcher, the great prime minister of england who privatize so much of england's public sectors. she went to a public, private partnership and slowly moved it out of the public side into the private sector. it's a model we could use here in the states across the board and it goes back to the competition. what is the role of government? if it's to protect our rights, life, liberty and pursuit of happiness and property then it goes beyond that at that point we need to think about writing it in and reeducating people. kennedy: reign it in. >> two issues. you mentioned how do people care and they don't care because of lack of opportunity. when you have a lack of opportunity people began to give up and learned helplessness.

they stop caring. new york state about 70% of us don't even vote anymore. we've given up. we don't care about anything. i want to feel better but how do you deal with texas? you can't just . kennedy: politicians just throw stuff at people and they give me your vote and i'm selling out. >> yes, but we can't just cut things either because when you cut things and cut them people become afraid. people who are afraid make bad decisions. kennedy: peter was at could use a scalpel and you can't use a cleaver. hemorrhaging and uncontrollable hemorrhaging - >> i talked often about the idea of using naming rights and in the structure and using the mta with at right lines in the evening. kennedy: i love for an effort to be named after me. [laughter] >> exactly. kennedy: we are running out of time. people say third-party candidates are spoilers in the only give the election wondered. >> i think my opponents are trying to spoil it for me.

this is a quintessentially american idea to take on a seemingly insurmountable flow and be done. that's how the country literally was formed. i appeal to it from a pragmatic standpoint. independent and congress have a lot of power both sides would be courting me for their vote and when pelosi and the democrats went too far i could check them and when trump and the republicans go too far, i could take them. it's empowering our district to have a more inferential voice. kennedy: is like a floater on big brother. spoiler. >> the spoiler of the democrats and republicans. they are thelma and louise and have driven over the cliff. kennedy: are you brad pitt? >> i'm not but i like the top of it. >> it is not true. the biggest group of people at the voting block are those who [inaudible] the concept i'm taking both from someone else is not accurate. i'm getting people who do not care to actually vote.

in new york city 70% of new yorkers don't vote. that is 7 million new yorkers. his 7 million voted for mickey mouse, mykonos would be the governor. kennedy: he also has an e at the end of his name. thank you all so much. great talking to you guys. coming up, hillary clinton says she still would like to be president. most americans don't want her anywhere near the oval office. will she ever get it? will she ever get it? th i joined the army after 911,

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kennedy: like a straight cat you fed once, hillary clinton will never go away after two years of claiming she never going to run again the pantsuits leaves the door open to a third doomed run for the white house. during interview on friday, do you want to run again? >> no. [laughter] >> there was a pause. >> well, i'd like to be president. [laughter] kennedy: is running or not?

the panel is back. kaylee, i will start with you. i can hold up a giant check for $500 billion and give it to her to run i would because for my job is endlessly entertaining and i would love to see her run again. >> it is endlessly helpful to the republican party which is out there continually making gas. it's a dream like you said. she is the perennial loser lost with no name senator in 2008, barack obama went on to be president and she barely beat bernie sanders. this is someone who continually repeatedly loses elections. he or she is wanting to run again. we'll see? >> oh boy. i would have said no but i'm increasingly thinking yes because. kennedy: i said yes the whole time. november 9, 2060. >> a list came out of 20 potential candidates of the democratic side the major contenders are all over 70. kennedy: and all stuttering in the reboot of cocoon -

>> she could win the nomination but will she lose the general election? most likely. kennedy: i don't think she could win the nomination. i disagree with you. democrats have been shouting from the daily beast of the new york times to actual elected women and democrat women. [inaudible conversations] >> what they dare when she actually runs? kennedy: because they're terrified of her? >> the times do they have to say no. we don't want you. and she continues to run. i don't think joe is going out with . kennedy: she must have great quads from all that running. >> joe biden stepped aside and said okay, they took - and now i think he has come out swinging. he's not going to let her. kennedy: it is interesting because a couple weeks ago he said his affair to ask if someone is too old? yes, chronologically i am open healthwise, i am young but my mind is young and that is a direct shot at hillary.

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kennedy: today is national candidate which was set aside to honor the women in their 40s. of course, anyone else who likes having a cat and pay them and can't wait to eat their face when they die and on that cheery note grab a brush because this is a topical storm. we begin tonight in washington state courtroom where two suspects have reached a plea deal. yet, these two decided to skip the trial altogether and enter a 12 step program. most judges would dispatch the court officer but he did not and he's a no-nonsense fitness buff

who ran them down himself first, there was crossfit and others cross examination fit. the bad news is the suspects got caught but the good news is they landed a role on orange is the new track. too many people have watched the video of the dashing defendants although if you google criminals running every story is about hillary in 2020. what happened? and never gets old. the president and first lady gives away mountains of candy at last night white house halloween event. the nice thing is they do not have to buy it because the van and forgot to clean out his desk. the kids are having a hoot but no one had more fun than the first couple. this was one of the few times they've gone to see people on the white house lawn who were immediately tackled by secret service. the trump giveaway over 1,000 trailers and hershey bars but if you think that is a lot of handouts, wait till bernie

sanders gets elected. free healthcare, free college, free willy. bertie, nasty. the beer market is already flooded with specialty brews but now things are getting nuts. planters is releasing their very own peanut beer. the new mascot is called mr. ipa not. picture mr. peanut if he lost his license and was ordered to do community service. recipe has a hint of honey roasted peanuts and a slightly salted finish. it's perfect for those moments when you are too plastered to reach for the nuts on the bar. mr. ipa not is only available in the state of illinois. but they did get one out of town or who flew in to try peanut beer. for those of you under 30, that is former president jimmy

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