was spurred by protest over an anti-islamic video that had surfaced. turns out that was not the case. not at all. we will have more details for you on ttomorrow. have a terrific evening everyone. "kennedy" begins next. >> thank you, trish! the bitter battle over the government shutdown taking yet another crazy turn. if you can imagine! house speaker, nancy pelosi, attempting to steal the president thunder by asking him to postpone or cancel the state of the union address. now republicans are serious and are vowing to fight back hard! did nancy overplay her hand? as you know, democrats and the white house have been locked in a nearly month-long feud of the president's demands. for a border wall money. neither side has budged. say nancy pelosi fired off a strongly written letter. which reads in part quote - sadly, given security concerns

that unless government reopens this week i suggest we work together to determine another suitable date after the government has reopened for the addressed or for you to consider delivering your state of the union to the congress on january 29. reporters then asked her to elaborate. [inaudible] that is a security decision. [multiple speakers] >> this is a housekeeping matter when it comes to the united states and the responsibility extended to the president. >> she is a shriveled dream mixed in her pocketbook. unfortunately the people that

keep the place typically with the entire notion. in fact kirstjen nielsen tweeted quote - the department of homeland security and the u.s. secret service are fully prepared to support and secure the state of the union.we thanked the service for the mission and focus and dedication and for all they do each day to -- [laughter] i don't know what's wrong with nancy and this. to secure our homeland. [laughter] i am having the giggles and that is okay. very serious show today. and i'm going to move forward. who told nancy the shutdown would make the state of the union unsafe? according to a spokesperson for for the speaker, one furloughed dhs employee was spreading gossip. reportedly expressed serious concerns that there were not enough people to keep an eye on things. that is right. a single, unnamed staffer. gop lawmakers are not abused by this done. has minority whip, steve scalise told reporters quote - for nancy pelosi to withdraw the offer shows insecurity on

their part and they cannot defend the open borders policy. did the house speaker bite off more than she can chew? and what does that mean for the border wall and the shutdown? trevino texas republican congressman, new to congress, chip roy. walking to the show! >> good evening kennedy, thank you for having me on. >> good evening, congressman. let's talk about nancy pelosi. obviously she really wants to make her mark in this second speakership of hers. did she overplay her hand by tinkering with the state of the union?>> i think it is obvious what the speaker is doing. she does not want to give him the bully pulpit to speak directly to the american people about the travesty that is occurring on our borders.

the cartels of operational control of the borders. the american citizens are less secure and immigrants, migrants seeking to come to the united states are endangered. my own district in texas 21, san antonio, jared vargas, an american citizen was murdered last july. unnecessarily by an illegal immigrant. his mother lori and his aunt kristen, his twin brother and sister are now without their wonderful family member because we refuse to do a basic duty as a sovereign nation to secure the border. nancy pelosi knows the american people are tired of it and they are targeting women, little girls getting sold into the sex trafficking trade. that's was happening because we put our heads in the sand, both sides of the aisle frankly. -- >> am asking this because i think there is something to the idea that there is so much chaos and uncertainty at the border. both physical and political, that it is in some ways, a magnet. but what if the border wall doesn't cut down on narco

trafficking and those that come to the country to work? >> and graduates a question. i spent some time with border control in the endorsed my candidacy last year. 72 of the laredo miles -- we are not talking about fencing. the border patrol agents are down there without a cell signal, without radio signals, the cartels have operational control. they cannot see the river because the cane is so thick. >> your kinda making the point of nancy pelosi. it's hard to get the parts of the border we couldn't even build a wall in the first place. and so, what you're saying is that they are coming to more technology and a good gardener. you will probably find some, community college dropout who was born in iowa to do that i am guessing.>> there's plenty of traffic coming across the areas i am talking about. in the border patrol agency talk to want fences. because in our borders easier to secure when your agents, drones, technology but also fences.

>> the democrats are talking about the stuff. these are the kind of things -- and i agree with you in that it is not a one-size-fits-all build a wall solution. and there are a lot of complex problems along the border. just slapping a wall on there, it seems like a quick and easy fix. but it really isn't going to do a lot. i would say the el chapo trial yesterday, new york, i was there is a very curious exercise. i was listening to someone who is very high up in the organization testify about how they were using diplomatic planes to fly $100 million in cash and how they were using smaller planes to fly 400 and 500 kilos, never at any point in the testimony that i heard, were they talking about using little holes in fencing to get a few pounds of marijuana through. >> well, if you talk to border patrol agents, you'll find that you see massive stashes of the

narcotics coming across the border between the ports of entry. but the bill also by the way, provide $600 million for intervention at points of entry. includes $800 million humanitarian relief. more beds, more immigration judges.all of which is necessary -- >> again, all of the stuff you're talking about, i think there is an absolute need for it. i think part of the humanitarian crisis is legislatively forced. but you are talking about 16 things before you even get to the wall. and all of the things, you have areas of common ground with democrats. so can you find a rational person on the other side of your political wall who sees the same laundry list? >> i would come back to say the wall is a necessary part of the entire security process. you and i agree and i think a lot of democrats agree. in fact democrats have voted multiple times for this. what's happening is democrats

are to your point, about the state of the union, trying to make a political issue out of this. christ being big fat hypocrites and they do not want the same thing to happen to them when there's a republican controlled house and a democrat president. which will happen. i don't know when, but it will happen.>> that's right. $5.6 billion. that is what we are asking for it to have fencing, more immigration judges, were technologies in the things that will work. again, talk to border patrol agents. >> i do! i like them, i think they're nice and they are leaving because it can be a suck job. >> are asking them to a job without the resources they need. >> have to go unfortunately, but i want to ask this quickly. because you are from texas, your district covers a lot of the area where there could be eminent domain lawsuits. and you know, i've seen quite a bit on social media from ranchers who have had farmland for generations. who refused to give it up to the government and will not

acquiesce to a government taking and will take it as far and as long as they possibly can through the court systems to protect their property rights. what you have to say them? >> there a lot of ranches that think we need border security and fencing and walls. start in brownsville, work up the border. when you get to renter that doesn't want to, leave a space let them have cattle get to the water, put up cameras, get to the next ranch. moved to laredo and el paso playlists stop having excuses to escape 234 miles or fencing where it needs to be built. let's get the stuff in place necessary to take operational control of the border. so little girls don't get sold into sex trade and we have the ability to secure american citizens. this is common sense, i'm tired of excuses and so are the american people. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, kennedy. >> how far away are we from a compromise? that is a $64,000 question. at least the two sides are kind

of talking. the president met with the bipartisan problem solvers caucus. we don't have details on their discussion but if you recall today's good democrats refused to even show up to the white house. after the meeting with press secretary sarah sanders she said quote - the president and his team had a constructive meeting with bipartisan members of the problem solvers caucus. they listened to one another and i both have a good understanding of what the other wants. we look forward to more conversations like this. democrats say they will not discuss border security until the government reopens.but we cannot have a reopened government until we have a secure border. and the president says he will not reopen anything until he gets his wall money. so hard to get out of this catch-22? list me today's panel. first-time petals, britt mchenry. along with editor at large and host of the fifth column podcast, award-winning and devastatingly fantastic, matt welch. talk radio host and fox news contributor, leslie marshall. welcome everyone!

i can be really hard on republicans when it comes to immigration. but i think democrats could do a little bit more. you know, when chip roy talks about the stink, he talks about clearing the cane and having drones and border security and more beds and easily humanitarian crisis, i mean, you and some of your friends on the left how to listen and say yeah! i totally see this. and isn't that a way out of this whole thing? >> a few things. first of all what to say, a great interview. i was sitting here and you're making all my talking points. first, i really, i get so annoyed and being on boards of committees regarding human sex trafficking, thinking that we'll have a border with mexico. we have four quarters and people really just google the numbers on sex trafficking and how many are going over or under the border of mexico and elsewhere. so the irritates me.

when he says secure the fence act nancy pelosi was one of those democrats voted no for that by the way. when you look at what democrats have agreed to give 1.3 billion that addresses a lot of what he says and it's a start. you don't need to build the wall, drones and a wall do not help with three tunnels, just three in the last three days that were covered. it'll help with 790 kilos that came in through the port in pennsylvania, the largest cocaine bust in 10 years. it does not help with that. if we want, and we need, a competence of immigration reform package, that includes extreme border security that is effective. this is ineffective. and if he says we get to the ranchers house, if they don't want to just leave a whole! then there goes the wall. and do your point about el chapo, they didn't go through any of the checkpoints. and you can watch narcos

mexico! >> is fantastic and there's a series on el chapo. we've seen the problem solvers caucus. would you be part of the troublemakers caucus if you were in congress? >> all be part of the, i want to go in and meet some of those wendy's burgers for the clemson -- the problem is the political calculation uses that it started off as an impasse and is not getting anywhere. the negotiating position the president laid out for himself is terrible. and it is not going to get better with any passing second. either yes to cave, democrats will not cave at this point. it's just not going to happen. they start off with leverage. they now have more leverage and nobody supporting them will want to do anything to try and have the president get out of it. >> there are two things i see. there has to be more than 1.3 or 1.6 billion because we cannot do this every time. that is number one. number two, democrats are supposed to be for workers. we have unionized workers that

are not getting paid and nancy pelosi doesn't seem to care. she just wears her little harry potter scarf.>> i think she just will not feel the heat for that rain appears such as this focus on trump. he owned this in december and that is it. the american people, they have said they have added more blame to him, the wall has become less popular. everything has to be -- >> i want to move on. this is a side you don't hear a lot about. there was a really interesting story on www.foxnews.com about people in mexico being really frustrated with some of their neighbors down south saying, don't come through here. and yet a lot of people are saying, we don't have the resources to support people. you're going to be stuck here, the conditions are awful! and you hear a lot about the american side of the humanitarian crisis. but what they are dealing with mexico sounds like it is a lot worse! >> there were reports a couple weeks ago of a lot of, we are singlet of migrants from central america coming up to mexico. reports and accusations, about

cocktails being thrown in them not being able to contain it. the truth or that or not i think all of you made really good point on this is an issue that is so strong with the base, 61 percent. >> both sides! >> yes, 61 percent of his base number, they still want the wall. the only problem is is a precarious situation because nancy pelosi may be the only want to play donald trump right now. which is what she's doing and putting that gryffindor scarf on for harry potter. he is a personable keep going the other way. like there's no compromise there. when you see government workers in dc, 2200 people getting free food from the capitol food bank. my friends filing for unemployment this week. they might get the money later but -- >> the people and process those requests, they also submitting them? you know celebrity chef is giving out free food on

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for a suicide bomb attack in syria. unfortunately it killed four americans at least including two of our service personnel. this is video of the attack. happen in a restaurant. on a very busy street. the president met with his national security team. several republican senators at the white house to discuss the situation. south carolina senator lindsey graham, says it could complicate the presence plan to withdraw troops from syria. annie is no doubt isis did it.

>> my concern by the statements made by president trump, is that it set in motion enthusiasm by the enemy we are fighting. of the present will look long and hard on what we are doing syria. >> he also cast doubt on doubts the vice president may just hours after the attack. >> takes the leadership of the commander-in-chief and the courage and sacrifice of our armed forces, we are not actually able to begin the hand-off for the fight against isis and syria to our coalition partners.and we are bringing our troops home. the caliphate has crumbled and isis has been defeated. >> slow your roll there bro! will the president pull troops out quickly or will today's attack be the game changer that keeps them there indefinitely. here to tell me what this former state department senior advisor and also senior advisor

to president trump and george w. bush. christian white. welcome back. >> great to be here, kennedy. >> do you disagree with lindsey graham on this? >> i do. and is fairly outrageous that he is using this as an excuse or justification to get what he's always wanted. which is to get america involved in a syria civil war. not just to kill isis and reduce it but actually start getting and choosing winners and losers within the circle. how does lindsey graham know what motivated isis today? it just as likely they attacked us because i think that is the way to keep america involved? because frankly, if we are there then aside and the russians are prohibited from going in and cleaning out the remnants of isis. also, if we are then then the kurds will not cut a political deal with a side. which is what they will likely i think donald trump sees passes and will bring the troops home. >> does this do anything to withdrawal timeline? >> i really don't think so.

you do have a lot of preening on capitol hill. and that is what senators and congressmen do. they go out and they say we should be more cautious about this. we should not do that.if there right they look like they can see the future and if they are wrong, no one seems to ever care. but donald trump i think is committed to this. it's interesting to me that in the several weeks since trump first denies that there has not been a clear pole of the american people. do you agree or disagree with bringing the troops home? and i described that conspiracy theories, there's overwhelming for drawing down in afghanistan. it is the right thing to do policy wise. in his great politics for the president. >> is long overdue.and we have not had a present stand up with clear objectives in afghanistan or syria. not to mention the rest of the middle east. and now it is a very good job of describing what victory looks like.and i think it is quite problematic. i think it isinteresting that senator rand paul , has taken some heat for covering for the president on this and other foreign policy issues.

but he is making the point that you can be strong and noninterventionist all at the same time. that's what the president is doing. do you agree with that assessment? >> i think so. what are we going to accomplish in afghanistan another year or two that we have not accomplished in the 18 years since 9/11? what could we be doing with that 50 or $60 billion if you add up afghanistan, iraq and syria? we could use it to deter a much greater threat which is china were actually cut taxes and reduce spending. if you look again at what graham and cheney and others are saying, you know they are terrorist, jihadist we cannot get out. if that is a criteria then we will be at war forever. >> what you think about john bolton? >> he's cautious about removing forces. it does give commander-in-chief flexibility to have them there but also ultimately i think he wants the donald trump presidency to be successful. and i think he also understands again, we can adjust our policy

every decade or so. in the days after 9/11 it may have made sense to do cowboys and indians engulfed any big jihadist threat out there. but we have other concerns now. and again, if the criteria is, had to stay, there is just a terrorist attack in kenya. when do we go to kenya? >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. [laughter] >> thank you, kennedy. >> coming up 2020 hopefuls with the blessing of barack obama but what if something goes horribly wrong and democrats lose again? who gets the blame?isn't that guy? i will explain next.

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because she knows the question answers itself. the new strain of saturday morning quarterbacking is now infecting the ones in the review of the obama presidency. by near contrast. in sheer hatred, the 44th president has a perceptive edge of the current white house occupants. the recent history is proving to be less kind to the chicago superstar. if president trump wins the second term which is not as likely as a first victory, democrats are preemptively blaming the two-term transformational president who in the grand scheme of things, did not really do much. the fact he is not donald trump, that wasn't enough to secure his flimsy legacy which president 45 has been easily dismantling. obamacare such a disaster, it has become more practical to replace it with a budget

gobbling medicare for all monster that is the most conservative estimates two expensive and unsustainable. they made it impossible not only to reach across the aisle but he's also so distant from his own party. socialist like bernie sanders or pointing out his net loss of a thousand local international seat that resulted from his frigidity. what kills democrats as the begrudging realization that even though obama was far more popular than trump, dt has gotten a lot more done and will continue to fight to make good on past promises. obama ran as a progressive civil libertarian but his spine, deporting an establishment appeasing a letter to quickly abandon the social justice values. the best alternative young chance of cannibalizing their own party. not to grope apart priming democrats go left of chavez.

at least they'll have blame and victimization ready to go low before election day. so they can point fingers long ♪ ♪ before they cast ballots. ♪ and that is the memo. ♪ [music] ocasio-cortez. the new face of socialism in america doesn't have time for her geriatric moderate colleagues on the left. sheila supplanted to help primary democratic incumbent, who do not fit the socialist bill, so is this just a blip or the future of the left?the panel is back, britt mchenry, matt welch and leslie. they you are. i will start with you, leslie. what is driving this barack obama sourness? >> at the ghost driving it is people like aoc and those

wanting to flip blue seat instead of red. to say democrats -- it is absolutely ridiculous, look at what happened to us in 2016. the people that stayed home were part of the reason heather clancy did not win. i mean she did a job herself not going to wisconsin. >> they were really put off by bernie. >> absolutely! what they have to say democrats need to do, take a page from the republican handbook. many then i knew held their nose for trump but voted republican. at the end of the day they unite as a party. democrats need to do that. it is not a good idea, is a dumb idea. we did have the blue wave in the house. you can have that again in the next election if you use your power and if you unite. and that is too divisive of what they're doing. >> is really fascinating to me because the obama presidency much like the trump presidency, will not understand until we

have some historical perspective. so why is the first wave being unkind? >> i wish it was good reason. there's plenty on civil liberties and more in particular for obama. he ran on -- if you look at polls or not democrats are more pro-war and pro-intervention the republicans right now. that is a crazy thing. they are attacking obama because he did not go full $15 an hour. he did not go full bernie economics on things. that is not the good reason to attack obama. attack him because he did not follow things democrats are supposed to care about. >> and he claimed to be passionate and authentic about. >> donald trump will probably pardon more people than he did them barack obama. >> and he is supporting fewer people which, the whole thing doesn't make sense.

but when you look at the data is a verydifferent story. so with bernie sanders phenomenon, when we are sitting there at the dnc , that wasn't the end of the democratic. that was the beginning. it was really the beginning of a split in the party.how do they heal it? >> they need to start doing that but the problem is, look, alexandria ocasio-cortez, for all of her fault that i might philosophically disagree with, she appeals to young rotors, susan instagram and being relatable. but she is getting too far ahead of her so. i think she sees the rockstar phenomenon. she has all of his followers, had a huge upset win and was the bernie factor almost when reality, she needs to start uniting the party. like you pointed out. this is a time for them to do a little bit of what nancy pelosi is doing and sort of play the game. >> devin democrats socialist to say the same thing. she's to focus more on the mission and less on herself. which is tough to do when everyone is saying --

>> she is new.learn from someone. there is a game. [multiple speakers] >> her trolling is pretty funny. we do have a good night still separate thank you for leslie, matt and britt. a "washington post" interview, beto o'rourke says quote - does it still work? can an empire like ours with military presence in over 170 countries around the globe, have a security agreement and a content? can it still be mended by the same principles that was set down 200+ years ago? come on man! let me ask fox news senior judicial analyst, judge napolitano is back! >> so nice to be with you. i think it may be my appearance on this very exciting show. >> thank you, judge. thank you for making time

tonight. >> this for me is a crazy hour. >> you are the busiest man i know. you're busy because you spend your life studying the constitution. >> yes. >> applying it very literally and with great respect. someone like beto o'rourke, that is buried in the second to last paragraph in the interview that he did. >> right. >> does he really want to trash the constitution was on he despises that donald trump is in office? that he sees as an authoritarian? >> we need to look at what he said and compare it to the institution. the constitution has allowed people and government that disregard it. but his version of the constitution would reject the two most foremost presence. when that government is limited in the other that individual rights are natural and inalienable and come from our humanity. in beto o'rourke and alexandria ocasio-cortez, and bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, that hard left school and even not so hard left in the barack obama world of healthcare.

they confuse goods versus rights. rights think as you wish, you think publish what you say, self-defense, associate or not associate, privacy, travel, right to own property. those rights come from our humanity. the government does not create them. the constitution negates the ability of the government to interfere with them. what beto o'rourke and company want our positive rights. they would enshrined in the constitution the obligation of the government, the government doesn't own anything. the obligation of the government to provide goods like an education, healthcare, a gym membership and broccoli. those are not rights, their goods. but in the world of beto o'rourke, by calling them rights, it seems that government should provide them. so he is rejecting -- >> government is providing them. that means i have to get them

from somewhere. >> to get the from us, from taxpayers. >> so they take them for us! >> correct. and candidly and sadly that's our government. i will say this, the government is marching his direction. even under donald trump, getting bigger, texting more, spending more, regulating more, giving more things away. and calling the things it gives away, which are really goods, that someone has to pay for, rights. by calling them rights, it sounds like the government has the obligation to provide them. that is the trick of playing with words.call something something long enough and the public will accept it." an assault rifle. make up a term and slap it on there and eventually it will become -- >> beto o'rourke is a very smart guy. i think he knows what he's doing. this election they were just

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christie 16 when he ran for president? and that big balloon? former governor chris christie -- he refers the president surround himself with convicted and and convicted felons. he just bitter because he was fired from his post on the team and he never got the ag nod either. so was he right to say the white house is a giant clown car? or is he just mad because he did not get a ticket to the circus? join me now, chief and author of the art of the donald, chris spencer. welcome back, my friend. >> thank you for having!

chris christie, mr. sour grapes. >> he had to write a book called let me finish because he couldn't get radio show in his home state after became a texas fan on his way to some football tickets. chris christie is angry because he is not the on convicted felon or the drifter in the white house. he was given a shot at leading the transition team and he never thought that donald trump would win the presidency. instead, he spent the whole time hannah has less favors and trying to pad his way for his next job. then went donald trump him and he did not have a transition. he can be met jared krishna, he can join that whole thing if jared krishna makes -- >> he didn't do anything! >> on think jared kushner makes donald trump to envy. he is the son-in-law, sure. but noah make donald trump do anything he doesn't want to do. and chris christie is out. >> chris christie should know that. he wanted to be so deep up in the administration and he is humiliated because sometimes he's not a nice person to

people. and you have to be, you know, not only a good politician. you have to have a high eq in order to read people and sooth egos and make things smooth for a chaotic person like the president. chris christie doesn't have any of those natural abilities. >> have a great fortune of having a boss that let me write an article making fun of chris christie once a year. for the last five years. about two years ago i wrote he will not win the presidency because he has no friends. nobody likes chris christie. everything he does, the state of new jersey for his people, for the gop, for the romney campaign, for the trump people shamelessly to help chris christie. and that's okay, every politician basically does that. but if you let everyone in the room know it while you're doing it then they don't really like you. when you fall down, you have no want to pick you up. >> tino his great undoing was oddly enough? the speech of the 2012 rnc. >> that he was cursing at mid -- the mitt romney aids.

he wanted to how can i get rid of you guys? then the new york papers said, this bill is a travesty to the memory of the victims and he attacked everyone. he embraced president barack obama. which he did not have to do. >> he broke two of his ribs. >> everything he had to do. >> everything he had to do. his bravest moment my favorite

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