primetime". tune in, you can hear the newest develop here with doctor corsi tomorrow night have a wonderful evening everyone, happy monday. kennedy begins right now. i will see you tomorrow. kennedy: thank you, trish! the president and democrats on a collision course over the border wall. the deadline is this friday. if they don't make a deal the government will shut down! who will blink first? as you know the president has been pushing for that wall. since long before the election. demanding $5 billion to make it happen. but congress will give him the money to build it! this morning he vented on twitter if you can believe that. writing quote - anytime you hear a democrat saying that you can have good border security without a wall, write them off as just another politician following the party line. time for us to save billions of dollars a year and have at the

same time for greater safety and control. yesterday the white house senior advisor for policy, stephen miller, gave democrats an ultimatum. watch. >> at the stake is the question whether or not united states remains a sovereign country. whether or not we can establish and enforce rules for entrance into our country. the democrat party is a simple choice. they can either choose to fight for american middle class or immigration you can't do both. kennedy: man oh man. chuck schumer said the president should blame his own party for the standoff. >> even the house which is majority republican, they don't have the votes for his $5 billion wall plan. they just don't have the guts to tell president trump he is off on the deep end here and all he will get with his temper tantrum is a shut down. he will not get a wall. kennedy: they poke him and he goes, where's the beef? so, will it take for the two sides to make a deal?

there is a train going right off the shut down cliff. during now former special assistant to president trump and trump 2020 advisory board member, marc lotter. thank you for coming back. >> think you have any. kennedy: i say shut them down. i don't care if it's about the wall. i think is a great side effect! >> anything that's exactly where we are headed. where a part of the government, remember most of it is a ready funded through next october because republicans on capitol hill did their job on capitol hill and past most bills. we will protect the border and neighborhoods and if the democrats don't want to then we will shut down what's left. essential operations will continue and we can have it out over there. kennedy: sometimes shutdowns work and other times they backfire. you can ask ted cruz about that. is this worth it for the president? >> i think is different than what we seen in the past. let's remember i'm sure the liberal media will turn on the

waterworks and the tears about the poor federal employees but the vastmajority of the government is funded. it's been the historical norm that after the shutdown , the government employees that were affected by this, will still be made whole and they will be paid retroactively. so everyone will be good and if we can do anything from this, i think they will see the president is absolutely serious about protecting our borders. kennedy: jim jordan says they can go ahead and force a vote in the house to give the president has $5 billion. he sounded very confident. nancy pelosi equally confident saying there's absolutely no way the republican caucus gets his house in order before christmas. what do you think will happen? who is right? >> i hope jim jordan is right. there are a lot of hurdles there. including in the lame-duck we

have a lot of people that will not come back next year. many don't even have houses anymore offices. so they could be logistical hurdles getting the members back here to vote for it. i hope jim jordan is right. if he is, then republicans should vote on it as soon as possible. send it to the senate and what we already know to be true, the biggest thing between reality and chuck schumer is a wall. kennedy: the wall means so much to both sides. it almost means too much. is there a way of changing the language at all to make it more palatable to both sides? >> well, i hope so. we also need to remind the american people that democrats used to stand for border security. just five years ago chuck schumer and 54 democrats voted for $46 billion in border security.kennedy: where did that money go? where did that money go, seriously? >> i have no idea. 700 miles of fencing and enhanced security measures. now they are for open borders and in room with a pulse get

succumbing to the united states of america and live scot-free. kennedy: this is one of the areas where i think we need to seek congressional accountability. because if they allotted that much money and we know it doesn't just go into a giant suck hole even though it might feel like that. it went somewhere. and obviously, it did not go toward the kind of security that both parties committed to at that time. $46 billion is a lot more than $5 billion. so you should easily be able to drum up at least 10 percent of that. >> absolutely. and they were supposed be 700 miles of fencing. we do have better infrastructure, more people, better technology on the border. in some cases we do have better barriers. but we need to figure out where the money is spent, what is left to remain to be spent and president trump should spend in addition to holding firm to the extra 5 billion he wants. kennedy: i think talking about that and doing some simple accounting is a little more productive than the play-by-play of this ongoing

game of shut down chicken. i don't mind shutting down the government. i don't mind showing the american people that their lives function even when entire swaths of the government is dysfunctional. and you know, if this is the way we demonstrate that, i don't have a problem with it. this is an economy where there are more jobs than workers. so if there are federal employees who are frustrated that they are being used as pawns in this ongoing game, then they should go out and seek employment elsewhere. and you know, maybe live more fruitful lives than just working for the federal government.>> absolutely agree. and there is a great economy there to support it. kennedy: marc lotter, thank you so much. >> thanks kennedy. kennedy: michael flynn will be sentenced tomorrow flying to the fbi by his contact with russia.

many legal experts say he was railroaded by then fbi director, james comey whose team told michael flynn there was no need to bring a lawyer to his interview. james comey testified in capitol hill for a second time. he says we should be more concerned with the presidents actions and with his. >> another day of hillary clinton emails and the steele dossier.this calm while the president of the united states is lying about the fbi, attacking the fbi and attacking the rule of law in this country. how does that make any sense at all? >> it does make sense because you're employing strawmen and fallacies and of course, just last week james comey told msnbc his range interview is something i quote - probably never would have done or maybe got away with in a more organized administration. well, it takes a special kind of sanctimonious sleaze ball to admit he played dirty pool and then get mad when someone calls shenanigans. but such is life of everyone six feet seven, emo poet. what does this mean for michael flynn in the mueller probe as a whole?

join me now david bruno.this is not an either or as james comey is laying out. it is not, either you pay attention to what the president is doing or you completely abandon the rules of law in the country. therefore, whatever was happening at the fbi was completely above board. both things can be true at the same time. >> not to mention he blamed fox news today in the press conference as well.kennedy: he is obsessed. >> unbelievable. he will get slammed tomorrow with judge sullivan. because prior to tomorrow's sentencing hearing is, the judge ordered both sides to provide all of the three or two 's and circumstances surrounding the interview. and not because of the statement he gave to msnbc last week, he cut corners. he was supposed to go through don mcgahn to get the interview and he didn't. he sent in peter strzok and reno peter strzok with text messages and also, andy mccabe. mccabe is the one that convinced him not to have an attorney. these are all familiar names we have been talking about in the

russia interference investigation. kennedy: i think they should have all known better. flynn should have known better and certainly mccabe and peter strzok had a professional responsibility to let him know what the stakes of the interview were. and that michael flynn might've been the subject or target of an investigation and this was not merely a couple of fellas sharing intel. >> agreed. they should have done this. they should have gone through mcgann. potentially they should have given him his miranda rights. kennedy: but that's -- and i tend to agree with some of the other legal experts to say that this is not necessarily entrapment. but, if what follows from this interview is a series of criminal charges, then certainly, it should have been a much more forthright process. it -- if nothing else.>> it is possibly unethical but there was a remedy that michael flynn had. he could have filed a motion to suppress if he was going to challenge which he did not.

he waved the rights and he pled guilty and he waived any appeals on the issues. kennedy: alan dershowitz said michael flynn did not commit a crime lying in this context. how do you feel about that? >> special counsel just released a three or two. i have not had the opportunity to see it. i will like to see that but lying is a tough thing generally speaking.here, he had to actually forget about the conversation, forget about the topic of sanctions.it is a tough case to prove generally.and we've not seen the transcript of that and we just got the three o2 which i have not seen yet. kennedy: is interesting because flynn pled guilty to the stuff. and that is an admission that he has done something wrong. if he went to his attorney and said, we were just sharing stories, they did not tell me this interview was going to lead to charges of any kind, they told me not to have a lawyer. a good lawyer would have said no, we are going to defend this vigorously, don't plead to anything. >> listen, if that is the only

thing they had a flynn i agree with you. but also, there was an indictment released today. two exassociates of flynn that had been charged with violations in lying as well. so looks like that much more against flynn and just lying. would you be important for any legal expert to have a conversation with him about whether not he should plead or not. kennedy: thank you so much. >> thank you. kennedy: meanwhile rudy giuliani joined fox news yesterday and to hear him put it, there's a very low possibility of the president sitting down for an interview with special counsel, robert mueller. watch. >> yeah, good luck. good luck after what they did to flynn the way had they tracked him into perjury. and no sentence for him? 14 days for papadopoulos. i did better on traffic violations than they did with

papadopoulos. >> you say good luck, no way, no interview. >> they are a joke! over my dead body but you know, i could be dead. kennedy: you're telling me the chance! giuliani also trashed the credibility of the presidents formula are michael cohen and double down on his claims that then candidate trump did not know about hush money payments that michael cohen made on his behalf. so would not constitute a finance violation. so has rudy giuliani lost his mind or has he found a weak spot in the special counsel case? tonight the panel drains me. a correspondent for the greg gutfeld show and reported financial review, and is katherine timpf along with editor at large, matt welch and ahead writer for this very show, the finest in olive cable news, thanks to laura ingram -- [laughter] >> sure in other words -- true

-- >> advising donald trump is horseback riding. you can do things with the rains but at the end of the day you are going where the horse wants to go. you know what i mean? if trump wants to sit down he can. and if he wants to pay for a board while he should sit down with mueller and pay-per-view for $60. get a free wall of the deal. kennedy: that's actually the last thing about the mueller sit down. if the president decides to sit down he should just surprise robert mueller and open it up to the press without telling them like with chuck and nancy. >> only if you have that silent in the corner. [laughter] kennedy: let's talk a little about this because you know, rudy giuliani is in the president is not going to sit down for an interview. they treated michael flynn horribly and cohen is a big lie. what is true? >> allen thicke mike flynn was treated horribly. today in a federal courthouse, i think he was called up head of project a. his business

partner was indicted for being a foreign agent of turkey. he was on the transition team, the trump transition team. michael flynn was head of the dia. he knew better. and as our friend judge napolitano has been pointed out, he hasn't doing the president any favors pretty closely we can just changes the timeline for the president and says that there's collusion is not a crime but then collusion is. he is changing things around and really irritating the prosecutors in the southern district. the only people who he knows, and he might want to call a favor and it would be helpful in a material way. kennedy: no, i think the southern district of new york is so different now than when rudy was a federal prosecutor. and they are so politicized. i too, surprised to hear you say that because i think the fbi is overstep their bounds. >> look, they overstepped -- kennedy: i think there is so

much heavy handedness with the fbi and surveillance in the way a lot of this is being carried out. i would say the same thing if this were democrats. >> but if you are counsel, you don't agitate the people who are hunting you down because you have to do this. >> that seems to be a strategy. and one way of looking at is the president is such an agitator, he doesn't want to be president anymore and he's gone down swinging. he will go down in a blaze of glory and he will frank sinatra his way right out of the white house.>> well, if you wanted to do that i think you just sit down with robert mueller. i think that would be an absolute disaster. he's not the best at keeping his stories straight. he tends to tell one story and then another story and then he just doesn't so much people don't really care. a lot of supporters don't care because they like his agenda and it really doesn'tmatter. but there is really nothing he can gain by sitting down with robert mueller and everything he could lose . generally, if there's nothing that you can gain and everything you can lose, you don't go. if i could apply that to my dating life, i am sure things

would be so much different. kennedy: you know what though? but is endlessly entertaining. >> i'm glad that you care. >> but it looks like he had a greatly look back on but he's been out of the game for a while. >> feeling he's a great uncle sitting in the lounge or telling of how things used to be on the trading floor. >> is him like he's been out of the game for a while and to bone up looked at my cousin vinny. [laughter] >> the panel returns a little later. first another rough day for the market. the dow dropping 500 points! plus, are we heading into a recession? and what does that mean for your bank account? your bank account? peter schiff will you're gonna love if ythe best of geico.ercials, it's geico's all-time greatest hits back on tv for a limited time.

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taking another big tumble today. don't look at your 401(k). or your td ameritrade account. the downturn is sparking fear. and the recession. not the r word! the s&p fallen, the nasdaq dropping hundred 56 points in the new york times survey shows almost half of all the 134 ceos they pulled believe recession could hit by the end of the month! two thirds of the polls site political instability and trade negotiations are major reasons. should we be getting a little nervous? trimming, he is peter schiff. good to see you! >> nice to be here again. kennedy: what is driving the markets downward in your estimation? >> selling. but i think most people selling are still oblivious to the fact

that this is a bear market. many think it is still a correction.but it is just early in a bear market. i think the bear market will be particularly vicious. but the more important thing is the recession that is coming and there's not just going to be a garden-variety run-of-the-mill recession. we will finish the recession that we started in 2007 and was interrupted for 10 years with quantitative easing and zero percent interest rates. but the back half of this recession will be much worse than the front half. and i will probably start next year. kennedy: you have written extensively about the fed and monetary policy, exacerbating and creating a number of bubbles. are we seeing that manifest, and if so how? >> well, sure. donald trump inherited the bubble. that was passed down from obama. but it was the fed that blew all of the air into it. and unfortunately, the bubble

is going to pop on trump's first term which means he will have a second term.will still be in this recession on election day 2020. the problem is not that the fed is raising rates. i mean, the problem was that they slashed them to zero in the first place. and they left them so long. so at this point, and it did not matter when they raised them or how rapidly. that was it. they sealed our fate the minute they checked us into this monetary roach motel. i said from the beginning, it was impossible to check out. and the fed is about to find out the hard way. unfortunately for the country, the consequences will be far more dire than just having to go through a horrific recession because politically -- kennedy: let's say you say with certainty we are heading to recession. what can we do? what about the ending the fed? is it a place to start it is it a realistic solution?>> well, i mean it would be nice to

eventually ended but it will not happen anytime soon. i do think we will go through a horrific period -- kennedy: that word! >> very high inflation. but the problem is that the democrats are going to nominate the socialist and that socialist will be elected president in 2020 and he or she will have a socialist congress in 2021. in all of the blame for this collapse, is going to be laid at the feet of trump republicans and what trump and republicans supposedly stand for. which is lower taxes, fewer regulations, freer markets. so unfortunately, now that trump has rebranded this as his and they have claimed it for their own therefore shall get all of the blame. and this is a big danger. because we will go hard left in 2021. so investors --

kennedy: i think you may be slightly more alarmist than the normative consensus. but it will tell you, you do speaks in truth here. it is very important and i think people should just start growing victory gardens of their own weed in order to num themselves from the coming pain., thank you so much peter. >> sure, thank you. kennedy: a stunning turn of events for les moonves. the network announcing they will not be paying him the $120 million severance package over sexual assault allegations. they severed his package indeed. hilary vaughn has the story. hillary? reporter: les moonves will not get one penny of the $120 million exit package that he negotiated before he was kicked out of the company for multiple allegations of sexual misconduct. they say moonrise misled investigators, tried to destroy evidence by deleting text messages and also attempted to

silence some of his accusers. cbs saying in a statement take what we've determined their grounds to terminate for cause including his willful and materialist -- violation of policies and breach of employment contract as well as his willful failure to cooperate fully with the company investigation. les moonves can fight this decision. his lawyer, sending me a statement tonight already going on the offense. les moonves legal team says the cbs decision is for, ordained and without merit pointing this finger at cvs of informing the press before their client. and they say they have damaged his reputation and career. kennedy: thank you so much! coming up, a federal judge i'm ken jacobus and i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash back. which i used to offer health insurance to my employees. what's in your wallet?

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texas ruled on friday obamacare is now unconstitutional. since it no longer qualifies as a tax and since so much of the law hinges on that portion he says the entire thing has to go. something the supreme court should have rightly decided in 2012 when they deemed the mandate as tax. and now it's heading backwards last rates for healthcare as a source of most of our current political drama. politicians want to use the entitlement to be all things to all people. and both parties have failed miserably. obamacare was too big,

ambitious and complex to begin with. and it was designed to be too big to fail. and assume big government would swoop in and save it. dismantling it has been very tricky and replacing it has been ruinous as republicans cannot attest. so what are we doing now? it seems the impasses brought us enough time for lawmakers and the bliss loosely insured to decide which fork of the road to finally take. if we swallow the blue pill, we are on the fast track to hell on the express. that we cannot afford a new entitlement and cannot save enough money to pay for it castles led to the grand rationalization that somehow, one-size-fits-all health insurance is the least poisonous file. it will force everyone to have the same crappy health insurance with the same burned-out doctors as it leaches the joy and promise out of american medicine.

or, we can really commit to the free market and swallow the red pill. block granting money to the states just wrinkle benefits as they see fit, finally implanting health savings accounts and selling insurance across state boundaries so people can customize their insurance plan in a competitive frenzy.that would do a hell of a lot more for choice and innovation which means people will live longer and have better lives. as the world profits for ultimate export, great ideas, big problems through a proliferation of options. that is the memo. president trump made a bold prediction just one day after the obamacare ruling. watch. >> i believe we are going to get really good healthcare. exciting things happen over the last 24 hours. and if everybody is smart, because we have allowed democrats here tonight and i'm very happy about that. people don't realize i have a lot of friends who are democrats. and we have democrats here and if the republicans and the democrats get together, we are going to end up with incredible healthcare which is the way it

should have been from day one. kennedy: all right, so how do we actually get incredible healthcare? joining our attorney and former policy advisor to george w. bush, michael, welcome. >> hi kennedy. kennedy: what you think of the judge's decision? >> it is wrong, it is not based on really any application of the facts in this particular case. the judge indicated that there was intent on the part of congress to sever this tax penalty from the rest of the affordable care act. but that was clear in 2017 when the republicans and the senate were not able to repeal that fertile characters susan collins and lisa murkowski voted no against repeal but then ultimately voted for the tax bill that included pulling off this tax penalty because they did not expect it to be a repeal of the affordable care act. and so now the judge's being a judicial activist trying to do it congress was not able to do.

kennedy: that is -- i don't want, someone said this today. i don't want congress acting like judges in a don't want judges acting like legislators. it seems everyone has forgotten their role. but i don't disagree with what the judge is saying. is it because, is this based on, the attorneys general who filed this suit, did they base their brief on the legislation? that was in the tax bill. the language. >> they base the brief actually on the prior legislation from 2010. looking at a severability clause and not looking to the updated facts from congress was actually as i explained makes it clear that congress did not intend to repeal the entire affordable care act. and so, it's actually really interesting to see how they are trying to manipulate congressional intent for the purpose of their own political means when ultimately, this is something as you suggested, that should be dealt with through the elected legislative

process. kennedy: yet, but both sides have failed. the thing i was thinking about today's obviously, when they cooked up obamacare, it was pretty comprehensive and they found a way to make it like chinese finger cuffs that are very difficult to get out of especially when you are panicked. republicans did not go to the same process. and they have paid the price for it. with house leadership that is now shifted back to democrats. so you have senate republicans it didn't really know where they stood before as you point out with susan collins and lisa murkowski. you have house democrats, senate republicans, i don't see any way that they work together. so where does that leave us? >> i agree there's no real way we will see a significant fixed healthcare from the federal government.as you suggested, it goes back to the states. with some good states are doing is trying a way to the

innovative. trying to find ways to fix some of the loopholes that the insurers have exploited to be able to take advantage of consumers and really doing their best to make do with what we've got. because it's clear at the federal level our voters wanted to be gridlock. and not a split like we see. that will occur in 2019. kennedy: even one is just one party and it doesn't matter if it is republicans or democrats, they spend way too much money. michael, thank you so much. >> i am with you. kennedy: thank you. the president announced friday budget director mick mulvaney will be the acting chief of staff replacing john kelly. the president tweeted quote - for the record, there are many people who wanted to be the white house chief of staff. mick mulvaney will do a great job. then listen 24 hours later. the president announced that secretary of the interior, ryan zinke, leaving his post amid flurry of investigations and allegations.

wilbur ross and department of homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen are also reportedly in the presidents crosshairs. this all comes after he unceremoniously kicked the attorney general, jeff sessions to the curb after the midterms andnominated william barr. he served as ag for president george h. w. bush .it is the shuffling evidence of dysfunction? or does the president just thrive in chaos? trimming a former ted cruz campaign poster and ceo of wpa intelligence, chris wilson is here. welcome, chris. >> thank you, kennedy. kennedy: tell me about intelligence.is this an intelligent move on the presidents part or people just fleeing in the midst of mutiny? >> well, i think we saw during the campaign as you mentioned i was on the other side of the republican primary and we saw a continual changing of the guard, if you will. and it seemed to work out for him okay and it worked on the

primary much to my chagrin. and it worked on the election and it's working out for him now. let's be clear, mick mulvaney is a solid choice. we know that is because after it was announced left-wing media started digging through archives trying to find film of him from way back during the republican primary say negative things. if they were not worried about him then they would not have done that. he already interacts well with the white house he's been in doing a good job as director and is doing good on capitol hill. that's what you're looking for in chief of staff. kennedy: he has to keep things organized, he has to act as a presidential filter , pharmaceutical quality of course. and he also has to have a good grasp of the political landscape. do you think that this is an addition or they still looking for a long-term permanent chief of staff? >> well, i don't know how long the situation in the white house lasts. but i think mick mulvaney is a good fit in everything you just

laid out. and the last one being the most important because he was member of the freedom caucus but well respected across both sides of the aisle. he is liked on both sides of the aisle.anyone that knows him likes a lot. because of that he will give the president the ability to interact with congress, maybe in a way he has in the past. with new leadership coming anything from that standpoint he is solid. moving on to your point about ryan zinke. let's face it, there are two people the left really want to try and take out. they will look into them on a microscopic level but they both did a job. they rolled back the regulations to a pre-obama administration level. and they kind of did what they needed to do. kennedy: yet but that is the private flights in the corruption and the distractions and the nonsense and the finding lotion in the middle of the night. all of that stuff is weird and unnecessary. i want to ask this because you are a big part of the ted cruz campaign.

i came as close as anyone to being the president. how do you beat president trump? [laughter] i don't know that it can be done. that's just an aspect. what donald trump needs to win an election is someone to run against. and he does it better than anyone i've ever seen in politics. the beauty of the democrats taking over the house, they are all excited about this they now give donald trump someone to run against the next two years. and it goes back to be careful what you wish for. kennedy: i don't know man. it sure is fun to talk about -- >> thank you. kennedy: speaking of the election, joe biden and i'm snow. and just like you, the further into winter we go, the heavier i get. and while your pants struggle to support the heavier you, your roof struggles to support the heavier me.

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most qualified person in the country to be president. several recent polls show the former vice president as the early pacesetter in the massive democratic field. but they are concerned that they may turn off potential voters. he will be 78 on inauguration day became the oldest in history. what can uncle joe do to fix that? according to some they say he should take o'rourke as his running mate. 46 years old and would add much needed youth to the ticket. so would the tagteam give democrats a better chance of taking down president trump 2020? the panel is back to decide, kat, matt and jimmy. i will start with you, kat. this is obviously a weather balloon that team biden has floated to see if it gets any traction. >> i thought that was against their religion?

over there. to have white guys one. isn't that like every -ism? i mean -- >> there perpetuated the patriarchy. perpetuating white supremacy. i personally need space from this because i feel as a female i am being oppressed. they want to make joe biden cool because beto'rourke goes as beto. either he's not a cool guy. he drinks probably michelob light. you know if he drinks at all. even worse, he drinks sauvignon blanc. >> watch it, sister. that is a cheap shot. >> everyone must have fireballs. it is the gluten -- >> joe biden has been running

for president since before my voice changed. he's been running for president, you know the rock 'n' roll hall of fame, since the cure put out the first record, joe biden was running for president. >> he was old during the cuban missile crisis. quincy was very old! he was castro, very confusing. >> is been no evidence that anyone wants joe biden to run for president. >> what he discovered 32 percent! quickly recognize his name. kirsten gillibrand not be bring it home. didn't know who she is. that is why beto'rourke -- >> futures female! quickly have amy klobuchar in minnesota. i knew prince back in the day. >> percival, everyone thinks -- that was really good. such a critic -- >> you will get a lot of good amy klobuchar these days. >> everyone say this is a bold

move by joe biden. but there was say he skateboards into his rallies, that he has to hit it there is no other way to get there. when things will be formidable. i guarantee they would be the first ticket out of the primary. they would get right of the stage.democratic primaries will be vicious. part of the reason that joe biden is trying to get away from the age thing.>> member ted cruz did the same thing. he announced carly fiorina and rotors ran from the option. >> you know that beto'rourke is a better looking, more charismatic fundraising able guy pc basically is tricking him into being on the ticket. >> i like trickery. could a shorter workweek boost your economy? working four days instead of

five days makes people happier and more productive. a billionaire, what a beard stroker! he agrees st. pete more work less in the future because of robots. also the typical 9-to-5 schedule is the way of the dodo bird. will we ever work less? and if so, when, kat? >> is a push ever to work less in people that work more will dominate the economy. >> also just don't get how it is connected. to be working less and have less stress. because yesterday, i did not work. i stayed on my couch watching teen mom 2all day. i was stressed. my apartment is messed, was in my refrigerator is ranch dressing and a shoe and like -- you know i should not have text that got 30 times. i'm sure that he got the first 10. if you're not stressed out because you not working i want to know what your personal life is like. and i want to know why -- kennedy: when you work less, your bills, more bills.

and that is more stressful. >> and it is not fun. i don't understand the point of not working. >> i don't either. >> in ways only these robots. you been hearing about that forever but unemployment is 3.9 percent. they're doing a bad job of displacing. i wish everything would change and be all weird and futuristic as soon as possible. but we are still doing like 19th century -- kennedy: used to have a guy in a robot suit dancing in russia. bring it home jimmy. >> this would be more productive like two weekends in a row. there we just shifted to three day weekend mode and people coming drunk and fat. [laughter] >> nothing changes. >> and then in week three it turns into the kennedy staff. >> said and wonderful at the same time. thank you so much. and happy birthday jimmy! -- [laughter]

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$250 million in his global box office debut. an incredible number especially when you consider no one but a date there. that is a true story! and this is number one.we begin with best donuts in texas. where the good news is, business is climbing. the bad news is, lol! it is coming right over the counter. someone decided to go in the back and fill out his punch card.

police were on the scene within seconds to break up the melee. which i'm sure is a total coincidence because it's not like they would want donuts or anything! why would they be there? no charges were pressed in the incident which is a good thing because texas prisons are way over crowded and the only other place to send them is the dallas cowboys. and their season is almost over. tony romo! i miss you so much! no. topic number two. people of kosovo held their annual marathon you stupid if you never seen it, picture santa con. everyone kept their pants on and no one threw up in the street. sounds boring. this looks like a cloning experiment gone horribly wrong! but a section called the humanitarian half marathon. unlike normal half marathons the people that run it, do not spend the next year blabbing about on social media. you should have seen my negative split.

dozens of santas were on hand to give out candy and were also americans on hand to protest the christmas songs that were playing. also there were over thousand participants which were suffered one for every democrat running for president in 2020. they are making more realistic promises.i give presents to every child in the world. and free hugs. topic number three. congratulations on order to chicago bears offensive lineman, charles leno proposed to his girlfriend on the field after yesterday's game. did you see it? it was so sweet i thought it was fake! i thought it was a fit commercial or some movie with jennifer aniston. nice to see a player kneeling for something besides the national anthem. i love that she's wearing a flannel. just moments after the bears beat the packers, the crowd was way into it but unfortunately, the couple drew a flag for

excessive celebration. that is a 15 yard penalty that will be assessed on her walk down the aisle. even the packers stayed on the field and applauded. which makes sense because this is the only ring they will see this year. great nails though! she knew. the story hits home for him because he wears number 72 which is the same number worn by my junior prom date. william -- i'm kidding! the fridge did not come to my prom. but we did meet back in college was dancing for quarters in a shed. all right, -- i have standards. kfc is selling a fried chicken scented fire log. this baby is exactly what it sounds like. a bad idea. as dumb marketing gimmicks go i give this a nine on a scale of one to ihob. each one is made of 100 percent

recycled materials just like the chicken! since the holidays are all about giving want to give your relatives the feeling they just work a 10 hour shift and cannot get the chicken grease out of their clothes? on the plus side if you do pick one up, the mistletoe will not be the most offensive thing at a christmas party this year. there was talk of kfc selling a log that was scented like a mashed potato bowl.if i knew it was going to be as kind of party i would have stuck my fire log in the mashed potatoes. but alas, if you decide to buy a fire log from kfc chances are you already had a bowl that day. and it is mug shot monday. the south carolina fired up about the holidays. 29-year-old cameron lewis was arrested for arson after he allegedly burned on the christmas decorations on his block. he looks like such a go-getter. neighbors were actually relieved because at first that

that he was burning a kfc fire log. it was just arson. police say he burned several inflatable santas and to and to torch his neighbors frosty the snowman and as you can imagine, not facing huge twitter backlash after assuming frosty's gender. local say he was recently dumped. the good news is there he just met a new girl on his favorite dating up. match.com! they went out for donuts. this ain't good! you're not supposed to jump on the first day. a one-way ticket for the friend a one-way ticket for the friend zone

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