this economy right now? and who is actually going to help them. who is actually going to grow those -- right now the policies of donald trump are doing exactly that could have a terrific night here that we'll see tomorrow. kennedy begins right now. kennedy: thank you trish baird today's white house meeting on the border was a quote total waste of time according to the present who walked out on lawmakers after house speaker nancy pelosi refused to budge on while funding and now on day 19 of the shutdown it appears we are right back at square one and who is to blame? the prisoner democrats? the president tried to get the ball rolling by signing anti-trafficking legislation but it was all downhill since then. went to capitol hill to meet with republicans to convince the party to stick together. watch this. >> the republicans are unified if we want border security.

we want safety for our country. the only reason they are against it is because i won the presidency and they think they can try and hurt us going into the presidency but that's not going to happen. we don't give up because we are doing the right thing for our country. kennedy: but there are cracks in the caucus. a gop house members are siding with democrats on a plan to start to reopen the government. that set up a showdown at the white house. this afternoon the present met with eight senior lawmakers republicans and democrats in that meeting that deal with in the shutdown. they present to a quote just left a meeting with chuck and nancy a total waste of time. i asked what was going to happen in 30 days if i quickly opened up. are you going to improve more security which includes a wall or steel barrier nancy said no. i said bye-bye, nothing else

works but after the meeting chuck schumer claimed it was a president who was being unreasonable. >> unfortunately the president just got up and walked out. he asked speaker pelosi will you agree to my wall and she said no and he just got up and said then we have nothing to discuss and he just walked out. i asked them to open up the government. if i open up the government you won't do what i want. a few minutes later he slammed the table and when leader pelosi said she didn't agree with the while he just walked out and said we have nothing to discuss. kennedy: he walked out because he was disgusted by your glasses chat. vice president mike pence and house minority leader kevin mccarthy went to the microphone and blame everything on democrats. >> in this brief meeting we heard once again that democratic

leaders are unwilling to even negotiate to resolve this partial government shutdown or address the crisis at our southern border. >> the way they have displayed their behaviors embarrassing to me the way to come out of this for a talk about a meeting in a manner that did not take place in their is disturbing to me. kennedy: if you think both sides sound like a bunch of wound up eighth-graders you are correct. what will it take to get the whole thing fixed? joining me right now sprang fitzpatrick up former cia agent and former prosecutor. congressman fitzpatrick is one of the few that sided with the prisoner broke with democrats. two bills the wood and the shutdown without border funding. welcome to the show, sir. >> hey kennedy how are you?

kennedy: how are you doing? what is it about the democrats plan that you saw? >> it's nothing to do with the democrat or republican plan. about keeping the government open. i believe more than anybody border security funding. i voted consistently for defunding sanctuary cities in kate steinl's lock and three weeks ago i voted for a continuing resolution that included $5 billion for border security. to me kennedy this is about keeping our government funded first and foremost because part of this government funding program is a cbp. the border patrol and the coast guard are three entities responsible for border security. i don't think it makes any sense the defund those entities in the name of border security. i think we need to reopen the government and have this debate over how to best secure our southern border and that's a complicated question. it's not as easy as a one-size-fits-all solution.

kennedy: jonathan carl suggested just that and they had quite a heated and entertaining exchange for the president presence that if i did what you wanted to do it would put me in a bad position and it would give up some of the leverage that the president is trying to maintain. if you give up that much and if you fund the parts of the government that you want what do republicans have left to go back to democrats with? >> this is about doing the right thing. kennedy: it's a good thing to think about when you're negotiating. >> if you fund the government, leverages having straight on your arguments. i thought the democrats did a bad job in a rebuttal. i will say that when when you're trying to debate something like this on the train of a government that is shutdown where the very border protection

mechanism and the personnel we are talking about of the first line of defense are not being funded in being furloughed that's not an argument that makes any sense. more over cybersecurity in criminal cases are not being settled. kennedy: people are still working they will be paid were attractively. it's not like a hundred thousand people have been fired and we have to be very careful how we frame all of this because although it is incredibly convenient particularly for those who live paycheck to paycheck its disingenuous to say all of these people no longer have an income and one from the day the shutdown started. >> kennedy a look at your is shutdown. i was in the fbi in 2013 i can tell you how this manifests itself. not everybody shows up for work. kennedy: we have been doing that all the time. see me kennedy let me tell you

there's no such thing in the fbi is a nonessential personnel i can promise you. kennedy: really, i read some of those exchanges between peter strzok. >> the personnel and the fbi and i will tell you having been through this decision-making process professional staff for example are very critical to ongoing investigative operations. a managed title iii wiretaps. they manage a lot of surveillance activities and when they are not reporting the work keep in mind the essential employees people designated essential are reporting to work and not getting paid but recording tour or the quote unquote nonessential for snow which i don't think exist for people who are designated as such were not reported to work at all. kennedy: you're working in 2013 and that was the year the snowden russell -- revelations came out about the americans.

reese to labor to do some of that warrantless spying even though some of your nonessential employees were unable to fulfill their duties? >> that was criminal activity obviously and he was not working on anything we were working with that's for sure. i'm talking about the criminal division and i will tell you candidates really did have a detrimental impact on national security. it really does and i don't know about you but if you feel comfortable flying when tsa screeners in air traffic controllers are being furloughed i think these are serious things that need to be talked about. kennedy: i think we should talk about privatizing the tsa because i think most of the security theater and there are so many aspects that are nonessential and hope only the shutdown will illustrate this. the committee for not taking a salary during the shutdown or they think it's quite hypocritical for many of her colleagues who are dragging their heels and not making bold

moves to be drawing a paycheck when many don't have that luxury. >> i will tell you kennedy since we are talking about a government shutdown every member of congress ought to refuse to take a salary and by the way that's not to accept and donate to charity and take the tax reduction but write a check back to the u.s. treasury. if we are going to put her money where our mouth is and feel the pain of people living paycheck to paycheck and not getting paid it puts a lot of perspective and changes your perspective on how to approach the problem and focus on a solution. i hope every member of congress that you interview you asked that question too. kennedy: very few of your colleagues feel that way but i do appreciate what you're doing. thank you very much congressman. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has heard the roamers of a divided gop but earlier today he told reporters quote we are sticking with the president on this but despite mcconnell's vote of confidence

some others republican senators including lisa murkowski she thinks it's time for the government to reopen its doors. >> let's allow for the operations governmental functions in the department allow for them to continue and we are in congress working with the president. we can focus on the very legitimate concerns about order security. kennedy: were there some belief can't be far behind through susan collins facing a tough election bid. she's urging the president to revisit a bipartisan compromise as she put together with centrist democrat joe manchin from west virginia so are republicans coming apart at the seams or is the gop still down with the president. joining me now kayleigh mcenany. welcome back ceilidh.

>> lisa murkowski and susan collins making waves, what a surprise. i thought with the low bit more of a minority in the senate that might break down a little bit. >> i guess not exactly right in your hearing the media amplify this thing republicans are going to come against the white house when they were the defectors from the towing the line for the gop or pay the president was very encouraged with the meeting today. he walked out feeling more unified than ever. >> what will it take to bring democrats to the table because they have to show up with something. they keep saying no, no, no but at some point something somewhere has to bend their buccal. >> democrats are getting nervous. we are seeing cracks with steny hoyer worried about 50's of an thousand paychecks going out and debbie engle out coming out and saying we need to find a

compromise somewhere. you are starting to see some fishers. last night sealed the deal and it might take until friday when the paychecks don't go out but last night the american people saw compassionate commonsense solutions from president trump and a sob bloviating chuck and nancy are with their using a the moment to attack the president. kennedy: i agree with the man truck location and i don't think nancy and chuck had any solutions to the problem especially when chuck schumer talked about a manufactured crisis. he certainly wasn't manufacturing any solutions but the thing about the president he didn't make any new spread i'm glad these now talking about executive order declaring it national emergency to pull funding from elsewhere in order to build the steel structure or bury or whatever it's called this week and they didn't trust the people's most affected by the shutdown. >> i think what the president did do and this was about something look the paychecks are

very concerning. i empathize with every american in the shutdown but he want to put the spotlight on people he met with moms and dads who were permanently separated the scourge of drugs know. across our border. want to put the highlight their impeachment hearing crisis. he said something important by highlighting the disincentive visitation that we need to do with children coming to our border. it's not compassionate to not call for a law to stop the lawlessness from the southern border. kennedy: it's also not just the wall. it's also the laws that tell people who can come in and how many can come in and how long they can stay and that's where the confusion is. people who are coming from honduras and el salvador, guatemala they don't know what to expect. all they know it's at some point the borders going to shut down creating more urgency and that

once again means congress has to act. >> absolutely. the fact that we can send people back to mexico immediately but from the northern countries if you step foot in her territory you are shrouded with our law. it's not fair and it's not just in it's why two children died trying to make the dangerous trek to our country. our laws but men say come here we will protect you. that is not compassionate and 20,000 kids are being trafficked. kennedy: do you talk to the president on a regular basis? >> occasionally i get to speak with the president. kennedy: next time you talk to him tell him to shut down more the government commerce and education. they are so unnecessary. right now we have got such low unemployment that i think you could find room in the private sector for these federal workers who might be displaced. good to see you, thanks so much. coming up a compromise with

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kennedy: look these who's going to the southern border. the president is reportedly bringing the white house's top attorney considering legal action to fund the border wall. remember the quote national emergency? last night's primetime address to get democrats to budge. it's hardly like lee that will move the needle any further. it comes one day before workers missed their first paycheck inside of a 4 trillion-dollar budget. candace porter trip change anything and if it doesn't what in the wild world of sports will? let's go to tonight's panel. choose republican strategist and she is awesome know well is here along with former advisers. clinton's campaign and once he rides back in committee and head writer of this very show and also one who appears on the pressure and cable news. >> check it out at 10.

i would say hi mom but she's not watching. they don't have tvs after eight in prison. kennedy: know well what talk about this. what is the president hoping to accomplish at the border tomorrow? >> reinforcing why he is standing strong and not giving in. if you look at this in my opinion trump has more to lose than the democrats. they continue to say they are not giving any sleepy compromises to the democrats. he has much more to lose than the democrats. kennedy: i would like to see someone define national emergency. what is a national emergency look like? >> donald trump's a national emergency if you ask me. the president can run but he cannot hide the fact that he asked on the shutdown.

he has made this not only a political battle but he's making it a public relations battle. the right-wing toned down racial rather we heard during the campaign and here we are today whatever it was the display walking out of the meeting. kennedy: if he said to nancy pelosi in my getting any while funding she says no. >> third of the deal says that donald trump's supposed to be this guy who can get a deal. he should say legislative branch you do what you are supposed to do. kennedy: they are not doing what they are supposed to do. what are they doing about immigration because that's what the real problem is. >> let me remind you that the bipartisan congress did on immigration. they sent the president a bill per his request and he rejected

the bill twice even after he asked for something. that's what they tried to do and what gets lost in all this. kennedy: joe manchin is the other one talking about this aspect there. >> they made it clear. we want border security. she said she wants smart fencing speaker pelosi and her stands nobody wins when the family feuds. kennedy: unfortunately it's pretty tone deaf. >> the showdown is so stupid and i say that to someone who locked his keys in the car once a year. that's another story for another time. it turned into an intervention. there was a time when both parties would have ended this and three days.

they would have given him the wall money and everybody would have gone right back to work but this has become personal. there's no mistaking it at its personal for the doma kratzer not give him what he wants. the 4 trillion-dollar bill and it's a 5 billion-dollar wall. it's so pottery and silly given that they voted for wall funding >> listen to me all they are giving him this -- kennedy: knock-knock, whose there? no wall. the panel is returning later. the dickering over the left and right over the border continues productively why we need to reform or entitlement system before we can even t

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kennedy: the absurd state of her immigration debate has both sides leaning towards the wrong solutions but some immigration hard-liners want to militarize the border. criminalize all illegal immigration and limit the number of visas for workers from central america. hard-core progressives see a potential voting pool. they want to expand entitlements and more illegal immigration as long as the new rivals are democrats. the government has consistently shown us they are not good at top down fuss budget tree and they haven't figured out how to differentiate the hard-working optimists from the bad guys who want to kill you and snuff your freedom. until the end refinement process i'm not terribly interested in immigration and further prohibition that hurt small businesses and farmers looking for options in a tight labor

market. expand the number of seasonal visas that will allow workers to come and go and help the economy grow. trust me there is a direct correlation there. liberal authoritarian busybodies like new california governor gavin newsom and bill de blasio at nyc want to expand entitlements for undocumented immigrants which sounds neat but they are hastening the demise of tube bankrupt system social security and medicare that are quickly swirling the drain. nevermind the people who are already here. the incentive for more folks to hop the fence and get on the dole is unsustainable not to mention wrong robbing american citizens to pay for a newfound right to health care and my money. as oversimplified as it might sound the answer to the impact is actually more freedom. not selected carrots and sticks when it's expedient for the

ruling class of bungling blowhards. when the tax law changes and people are allowed to choose where their hard-earned money goes and do-gooders could opt to have their money go wherever they see fit. i would rather keep mine and donate with greater efficiency. heavy handedness and entitlement goodie bags are no way to solve our immigration border crises but i expect almost nothing from the in power who feel entitled to take everything and that's the memo. >> our immigration system and entitlements have been in need of an overhaul for decades now so could where maybe should we fix them at the same time? joining me peter suderman. welcome back suderman computer man the world's foremost immigration expert at it let's talk a little bit about the relationship between entitlement in immigration because it seems like some of the blue states big government democrats in

california and new york think that this is a great time to offer more incentives to a situation that is horribly complex and chaotic. >> let's talk about what's happening new york. mayor de blasio is pulling a classic de blasio move if there is such a thing. he's announcing a big new deal. it's not. the city has spent a million dollars make it possible for anyone whether an undocumented immigrant or a citizen to go to a hospital and get care for free. what he is doing is spending another $100 million relatively small amount of the scheme of things in order to try to convince half a million people not to go to the emergency room but to go to clinics instead. this is an effort to save the city's public hospital system which is overburdened with too many people coming into the er. kennedy: and it's been underwater for quite sometime. >> that's right. this is about public health system that can handle the demand that is set up that landed the red.

it's lot of our public health systems. a government paid for health care threat the country and it's a mess everywhere. even if you like medicare, medicare is about to run out of money. has a 37 trillion-dollar long-term deficit. that's not even on the looks. that's not even the debt and deficit we talk about what we talk about the federal budget deficit. these programs are disasters fiscally pay what de blasio is trying to do is spend a little bit more in order to fix a struggling program in the city. a band-aid and i don't think it's going to do a whole lot of good. kennedy: it's all for show and it really is the wrong impulse when you are trying to fix the system and it goes to show you there's something to be said for welcoming hard-working people to this country because they do help the economy. there is a directly proportional relationship between enhanced immigration and economic growth. that's something you cannot have

an entitlement state and sustain that by welcoming millions and millions of people here and giving them free stuff because it's not free. >> certainly the politics of that are quite difficult. people who are born here, voters don't tend to like programs that fund the and if are immigrants however i think it's a mistake to think of democrats as a the net economic drain even when it comes to benefits. there was a study done a decade ago in texas by the state who looked at the effects of low-skilled undocumented immigrants in the state. they cost the state $500 billion. on the other hand they spent 500 million it cost 17 billion benefits. kennedy: a paid taxes and don't necessarily get to enjoy the benefits of the system that they pay into. >> we should not be an entitlement state.

our entitlements are messed up. government does these things badly. kennedy: it's like going in for a face -- based the thing getting it from a tech. peter suderman thank you so much. the presence pick for attorney general made the rounds on capitol hill ahead of his nomination hearing next week. after demanding the president withdraw william barr's nomination because of a lot of criticism for robert mueller. south carolina's lindsey graham said barr told him he is committed to allowing robert mueller to finish his investigation. graham says barr will likely be part of his committee's investigation into the alleged -- by the fbi. deputy a.g. rod rosenstein is his specter to resign from his post in the coming weeks but will he be helping barr with the transition if he wins the

nominee? joining me to break it all down former cia op is our the bucs exton show, it is buck sexton. william barr is getting a lot of pushback from democrats. if it's not some in the comments that he is has made about the mueller investigation it's got to be about the devil's triangle. >> that what we have seen is that people from the republican establishment to serve without any problems in previous administrations they are not qualified under the trump administration under these new dimock or rules. this is all an extension of the hysteria around the mueller probe and it's going to end any day now because top is going to end it. there's no way the trump is going to shut this thing down. kennedy: don't you think he would have shut it down already? >> of course. they are going to wait until the very last minute. that makes essentially no sense. acting attorney general whitaker

has done nothing to slow, stymie or in any way create obstacles. kennedy: rosenstein isn't overseeing it anymore since he no longer reports to a attorney general who is recused from the situation. >> rosenstein is for liberals a symbol of this. nobody that is indicative of institutionalism at the top of the doj -- doj has allowed her to be this effort to continue to after trump without much of an honest assessment of what has gone on an internally it doj and fbi leading up to this point. an inspector general report that came out was laughable. it was so biased for the fbi and they say there's no bias. we know there is more about -- kennedy: they are obviously protecting themselves. jeff session was there for a week and a half and he turned into a deep stater. it was as though he did shape

shifted but not like the good person. >> i'm looking forward to lindsey graham hopefully following through on his promise to look deeper into fisa. kennedy: don't do it just because your guy got spied on them by the way carter page is still rotting in prison, right? >> carter page who speaks to the special counsel without an attorney present. i spend a fair amount of time talking to carter and let me tell you he's a very nice guy but in terms of international man of mystery or a guy who knows how did the cloak and dagger stuff he makes inspect her gadget look like "magnum, p.i.". there is absolutely no rational explanation for how they could have altered both viza weren't reauthorizing him. kennedy: book, we are at time. come back anytime. >> suderman inspires me with

that eerie. kennedy: that's right. jeff bezos the richest man in the world lives in the golden balloon. he has an estimated net worth of $137 billion and he's getting divorced after 24 years of marriage to his wife to kenzie and here to break down the extensive split, neal diamond is laughing now. he had $190. "fox business" reports hillary von. >> chat aso's could be half as rich following this divorce announcing on twitter that he and his wife mackenzie bezos had decided to get a divorce after they went through a trial separation pay that means bezos net worth is not safe here. we have idea there was a financial agreement before the separation or where they will decide to file for divorce but it means they are a lot of questions about who gets what. right now bezos is worth

$137 billion and 15% of his company is amazon. they have millions of dollars invested in top dollar real estate, several homes in beverly hills and 4 million-dollar condos overlooking central park in a 23 million-dollar mansion in d.c.. on top of that is a 70 million-dollar compound just outside of seattle in the 165,000-acre corn ranch in texas that serves as a launching pad for his other company blue origin. aso zones the "washington post" and have significant holdings in airbnb, twitter, next door and a dozen other companies. this divorce will go down as the most expensive in possibly the most complicated in history depending on who gets what. kennedy: thanks so much hillary. appreciate it. every democrat in their brother excuse to rebut president trump's oval office speech but did at 2020 hopeful land a punch

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kennedy: chuck and nancy weren't the only democrats to respond to president trump's soso oval office address last night. budget 2020 hopeful decided they too needed to provide a rebuttal per bernie sanders when on facebook like to say this. >> we don't need to create artificial crises. we have enough real crisis. fettus and the shutdown and bring the american people together. >> my wife onto college. alexandria ocasio-cortez were among those who spoke out against president trump or will this matter when voters head to the polls in 2020?

know well antwon jimmy and antwon i will start with you. who do you like are rebutted the president last night and how did that translate? >> aye with nancy and chuck. kennedy: first of all bernie sanders is not a democrat. kennedy: let's not touch each other's shoulders, let's not move. >> bernie sanders is knotted democrat. >> what i hope is that democrats are not selfish enough to distract the american people with their own personal political agendas. kennedy: that's what they'll do. >> reminds me so much of when children are being yanked away from their mothers the

conversation about being separated from their families got lost in the shuffle. kennedy: what about the poor children her were not only separated from their parents during the obama administration but those were her loosely deported. >> that didn't happen. what he talking about here? beto o'rourke, can we start there? the borders of safest place in the world unless you are driving in the near proximity. so many of their comments were so clearly recorded before trump spoke and i don't give anybody pamphlet on except ernie because he had to be in bed by 9:00. do you know how close she was to chugging a corona to look relatable to the mexican people? you can't do that. that's so stupid. really embarrassing.

your party is unified right now because everybody is running their own thing. kennedy: noel bring it on. >> that would be horrible to be a consultant on your side. raising money for from these people. there are many so many bundlers. >> to be fair everyone flirts with the idea. leasing cuomo drop off from we have seen deval patrick drop off. the closer we get. kennedy: they are not dwindling yet. >> all these names are not names in democratic circles. by the time we get to the battleground south carolina.

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wirral stadium. what an arm. topic number two earlier today and man rode the mechanical bull on the sidewalks of new york city to raise awareness for children with special needs. tours were like that's adorable and locals alike that a boy cowboy. i'm late for a meeting. we covered the sky in september when you're driving around new jersey. he has left jersey like anyone with a parade would do and he's here at madison square garden. i'll tidy the city is soft on bill de blasio. back in the giuliani days the cops would ticket him for using the sidewalk. now he gets a viral video that lands him on the bed showing cable news, laura ingraham. some viewers say i won snuck

onto the mechanical bull at the democratic national convention in 2016 and amazing part is i wasn't even drunk at the time. h.r. might be watching right now. memories. fuzzy memories, very wary memories the topic number three. we head to auburn maine where the rain falls mainly in the plain and the night put on the slideshow for his neighbors. the kit this. the good news is the pizza guy made it right on time for. the bad news is he's not getting a tip. he's the college kid who got a class early and decided to hit his buddies house to the locals are calling this the most exciting thing to happen in maine since dunkin' donuts got french roast. luckily no one was hurt but the car was totaled so he had to get a new ride. grab him by the horns.

the internet is calling this guy sitting bull which is very insulting to elizabeth warren's imaginary ancestors. you will never get old. topic number for a japanese debt company is created eight -- which would keep track of how many beers you drink when you're out. now even unmarried men have they way to get nagged about their drinking. the gadget is called the drink shift. it functions like a hotel minibar by sensing the weight loss of the missing camp but unlike the hotel minibar you don't need to win the powerball to afford a six pack. that's one to grow on. beer is on our minds here they can the show because it is our producer brian henry jr.'s final night on this show and all of us will miss him dearly.

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including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. symptoms include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, and trouble breathing. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of ketoacidosis or an allergic reaction. symptoms of an allergic reaction include rash, swelling, and difficulty breathing or swallowing. do not take jardiance if you are on dialysis or have severe kidney problems. other side effects are sudden kidney problems, genital yeast infections, increased bad cholesterol, and urinary tract infections, which may be serious. taking jardiance with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar. tell your doctor about all the medicines you take and if you have any medical conditions. so-what do you think? well i'm definitely thinking differently than i was yesterday. ask your doctor about jardiance- and get to the heart of what matters. kennedy: thank you so much are watching the best everyday. follow me on twitter instagram. do it now, do it live.

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