world recognizes as interim president of venezuela is joining me, exclusively, tomorrow night at 8 pm eastern for his very first interview since returning to venezuela. please, do not miss it. kennedy: democrats! you blew it. you have the golden opportunity to stand united against anti-semitism, to forcefully show that you are opposed to this behavior but instead you took the cowards way out and voted for a watered-down resolution. condemning hatred in all forms. give me a break! in the words of john stossel. democrats and republicans voted 407 ã23 in the house to pass the resolution which threatened to divide those on the left over how forceful the language should be. this all started last week and freshman minnesota democratic congresswoman, ilhan omar said this.

the political influence in this country says it is okay for people to push for allegiance of foreign countries. kennedy: omar is one of two female muslim lawmakers. some jewish lawmakers call it offensive. to suggest that they have an allegiance to both the u.s. and israel. many of them wanted a strong condemnation of omar thing her comments have no place in the congress. others supported her. including alexandria ocasio-cortez. but in an attempt to hold her party together the house speaker nancy pelosi took all of the -- out of the resolution for liz cheney was furious about it. saying in a statement, it was a sham put forward by democrats to avoid condemning one of their own. and denouncing vile anti-semitism. the comments were wrong to prove her multiple times that she embodies a vile hate filled anti-semitic, anti-israel bigotry.

why didn't democrats have the stones to call the comments what they are? anti-semitic.with me now the cohost of the five on the fox news channel, it is juan williams. really to condemn this forcefully, why did they do that? >> if were talking politics is clear and effort i think by the christian evangelical white but on a larger scale the gop to divide the democrats on the point. kennedy: what about jewish democrats offended by what she said? >> i think that there was some. because i think that ilhan omar, the congresswoman from minnesota, she whose tropes that are offensive in terms of not only that business about divided loyalties but benjamin and the like. kennedy: hypnotizing jews and -- >> historical themes that have been used to diminish and demean jews globally.

not just in this country. and she did not display any sensitivity. but on the other hand, and i think it is from people like bernie sanders who is jewish, the senator from vermont, he said you know, what you're seeing here is an effort by the republicans to undercut the democrats and undercut any legitimate criticism of israel. as opposed to anti-semitism. elizabeth warren said the same thing. this is chilling in terms of free speech in this country. so you have pelosi saying i'm going to hold my forces together. what you just saw there, and i'm so glad you played that work display the statement from cheney. lynn cheney said this is shameful because democrats held together. the votes against that resolution kennedy, came from republicans. the 23 votes. kennedy: that's absolutely right. because they have seen how democrats are trying to use race and racism as a wedge tool

and in order to make the president look worse and make the democratic field look better. it's all politics. it's not one side doing it more than the other and it is also no surprise that the other side is going to exploit any weakness or fracture within the caucus. but you know let's take ourselves outside of politics for a second. anti-semitism is on the rise. it is very serious and it is in our very recent past, the holocaust. but i don't think that jim clyburn does himself any favors by saying what ilhan omar has been through. it's much more personal than some of these jewish members of congress -- i take offense that because it's like saying, slavery was 200 years ago. you don't know real racism, you don't know what real pain is and there's something about that that you can't, you cannot categorize every persons personal connection to their family history. >> will i'm not sure what you're saying at the last one but on the jim clyburn part, i agree with you because i think

what he was suggesting that because ilhan omar was born in somalia, had gone through a lot of the anti-muslim purge and all the rest, for she came to this country, that a lot of this was very immediate for her in her reaction to the situation in the middle east between israelis and the palestinians is to somewhat to stand up and say these people are in fact being pushed out. there is no longer talk of a two state solution which has been long-standing u.s. policy. and you have a very right wing benjamin netanyahu, policy being put forward. i think he was trying to say you have to understand where she's coming from. she may not be familiar with all the kind of limits we put -- kennedy: i don't know because she's been pretty vocal in her home state of minnesota. >> she has! kennedy: in and out -- members of the jewish faith have pulled her aside. my question is, if she says something or do something again, i would be really

shocked if the democratic senators running for president rushed to her defense and painter statements with all sorts of nuance. like she was really talking about foreign policy in terms of israel. no, she wasn't. and we know that. even nancy pelosi said she's really not that smart. >> i don't think she said she's not that smart. she says she's not familiar exactly kind of with the map in terms of how we discuss foreign policy and israel in this country to avoid charges of anti-semitism. kennedy: yes. >> i think the key is this. if you look at -- kennedy: don't use terms like it's all about the benjamin is. >> we agree! if you look at this, i think the reasons that republicans want to divide democrats because jewish voters i think six percent of jewish voters say they will vote for president trump. the 50 percent of jewish voters agree with his policies like moving the capitol to

jerusalem, trying to undo the iran deal. kennedy: if i were a jewish democrat i would be looking at this resolution saying to myself, why am i still a registered democrat? >> i think your point is exactly the point republicans want to drive home tonight. kennedy: that does speak to the -- >> i don't think and i think pelosi said this, do you think that ilhan omar is an anti-semite? no. there think she's a babe in the woods in this discussion? trying to say we need to have an honest discussion about our policy and israel? yes. >> there may be some competency issues but it shouldn't happen again. >> and if it happens again republicans will be successful in hammering the democrats for not specifically saying, this is about ilhan omar and about anti-semitism. kennedy: do your homework so that you sound well-informed and you will not have claims -- >> is the first time the muslims. two muslim women in the congress. and a lot of this by they sense

about the freshman class, all of the young women, especially women of color. i think pushing the discussion. especially in the congress, into areas we've never had before because we didn't have a muslim voice in the congress saying we have a different view on israel. and the relationship. kennedy: i think that's great but i also love irrationality. >> also, i like people who are not offensive. kennedy: other people that are not offended. [laughter] >> thank you for being here. >> thank you. spin the former trump campaign manager sentenced to 47 months in prison. for tax and bank fraud. federal sentencing guidelines called for 19 to 24 years in the big house. say it isn't so! that is for the crimes that he committed that he has pled guilty to end been convicted of. he is not out of the woods yet. he was sentenced in the federal court on march 15 for his guilty plea for additional fraud charges. he is a very busy calendar this week. it is important to know that

none of the crimes are related to russian collision. that was supposed to be the focus of the special counsel probe. the white house is yet to weigh in on the sentence. president trump is not ruled out the idea pardoning paul manafort because he's been very polite. unlike michael cohen. his paul manafort heading there or will he end up bringing a thank you card to warehouse? two panel, an attorney, emily campania. and ahead writer of this very show! -- and thank peter, welcome all! emily let's start with you. you are our legal expert at the plexiglas oval.tell me about the sentence and whether or not legal minds are shocked by the leniency. >> a few things. i think some legal minds might be however, some are saying calling this as far up the

spectrum as a bias exhibited by the judge which i disagree with. sentencing islands are often outrageously maximum. here, he will serve two thirds of his sentence and then be out. kennedy: nine months time served, does that fall under the 47 month so it is really going to be 38 months? >> yes, it will. and the sentencing also later this week you know those maximums, conspiracy their five years. next week it will be much more difficult judge with a challenging situation. in the grand scheme of things it's really not. also want to point out that -- kennedy: then the judge, amy jackson berman. i hope i got the name right. >> yes. kennedy: she can say you can serve these concurrently at the same time or you have to serve them consecutively.>> yes, she can. it attacked on or within the 38

months. they were fighting tooth and nail to have the sentence levied. is not just the conviction that they hope for pete is also the sentencing. that's a notch on the belt too. >> jimmy, obviously are two different people associated with donald trump and the trump campaign who are behaving very differently in terms of their emotional outreach to the president. and paul manafort seems to be playing nice.i will not say anything, you can do whatever you want. i'm really not going to cooperate even though i said i am and michael cohen go before congress.i've got checks! >> i think paul manafort, i think he pardoned him tonight. [laughter] >> pardoned him, naming chairman of the 20/20 campaign. i think pardoned immediately!

>> i was shocked that they have chosen michael cohen as a witness on the democratic side. in their defense, they wanted to get someone more credible but jussie smollett was busy. so he could not come about. but paul manafort, textbook case of how you are supposed to play this. which is to i think in this instance, knowing a partner still in the table.not giving them what they want. in this instance they don't have collision and they've already established that. the fact that michael cohen is being called to testify, they don't have any faith in robert mueller to have the goods. truth is, and will know this, if you win the lottery don't buy scratch off on the way to cash in the ticket.you know you won the lottery you don't need it. i might by the scratch off because i have a problem. kennedy: i love the scratch of eczema is my favorite. that and blackjack.and college football. oh hi peter! >> hi! kennedy: if you're playing the trump campaign drinking game, when you get absolutely

hammered between paul manafort and michael cohen? what are the phrases that payses. >> i really hope there is a drinking game! i hope i do not have to play. the guys not just a liar but a convicted liar. a liar and a weasel. kennedy: and he lied again last week before congress. >> he lied whether or not -- he actually clear that he lied lied -- kennedy: you can use never. >> he was doing was having his representative see about the possibility of a pardon. he might never have specifically asked for one. maybe pardon curious. [laughter] [multiple speakers] >> there's a problem for both republicans and democrats. on the one hand michael cohen is a liar. everyone knows that.

on the other hand, trump hired michael cohen. kennedy: and paul manafort, and rajasthan. and michael flynn. >> he trusted these guys implicitly. michael cohen, for years! it really suggests that donald trump -- his judgment is not so great. kennedy: i know that we have to wrap but i have to say quickly. my dog and have it bag of chocolate chips this week. they are poisonous. thank god he survived. but he's like these are such a vicious! and that's what the president. he says these guys are so good to me but they have the power to kill him. >> can i say something? kennedy: yes. >> basically an interview has to do with immunity, was to throw it out there because is potentially a big deal. kennedy: i do not know what she said but i think it is very smart! the panel will return later in the show. a lot! the is -- the economy is the president's bread and butter.

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president trump run on a platform of cutting the deficit. why on earth does it keep ballooning? any report by the commerce department, get rid of that department. shows the good trade deficit served by $891 billion in 2018. the highest level in history. the president's critics say it is fiscally irresponsible but others say the president should embrace the deficit so why is this critically important for americans to understand? there's only one person that can explain tommy associate professor of economics at the kings college, brian

brandenberg is back. let us discuss. >> trade deficits. >> the government spending more than they bring in and the trade deficit. kressa stuck where the trade deficit first. the president ran on decreasing the trade deficit. we saw the pastor it's gone up. president trump has not kept his promises. he must be a failure. not really. trade deficits often go up in a strong economy. because u.s. consumers have money in their pockets. and guess what they do? they buy imports. so imports go up, by the same token investors want to invest in the united states because the economy is strong. they are pouring dollars in the united states. the portion of the value of the currency and it makes imports for us cheaper. so we continue to buy more. bynum line, trade deficit -- kennedy: but it's more expensive for countries to buy goods.

>> everyone is going after the president. he did run on this but if you're critiquing the president for rising trade deficit, you're also giving him credit for a really strong economy. the two go together. so should we care that much about it? right now we shouldn't be to them is a strong economy. over the long term it could be a problem. if you have big trade barriers, that's an issue but right now, rising trade deficit means the u.s. economy is much stronger than anything else going on around the world. kennedy: alright so, and we talked about the last time there was a trade surplus. gerald ford was in office. and i don't think that speaks, there was a time and in american history we had the most robust -- >> if you want to go back and find the times when the trade deficit go down, go back to the great depression, gerald ford, the great recession. trade deficits decrease when the economy decreases. when things get worse because consumers have less money and because investors say, i don't want to buy u.s. assets. quit complaining about trade

deficits. do trade barriers matter? tariffs? yes. things going to china with intellectual property, absolutely. we should care an awful lot about those but still focus on the trade deficit because -- kennedy: it's like putting out before you're engaged. put a ring on it, everyone knows that! >> i am putting a ring on it. kennedy: a decent young man. let's talk about the deficit back home. the other deficit. >> you want to care about this one. of the budget coming out, next week. next week the president's proposed budget. the headlines you will see our president trump wants to/ spending.here's what he wants to do. kennedy: great. >> it would be great actually! kennedy: it's not true. >> a five percent cut on nondefense discretionary spending. about 16 of the budget he wants to cut by five percent. kennedy: that is not a lot of

money.>> that is nothing! and that you will see journalists and politicians screen that he/spending. he is not doing it.this is nothing. if we live in an environment where five percent of 1/6 of your budget and slashing spending, forget about it! kennedy: we will never get out of it! and the bill has not even come yet. so the nondiscretionary spending. >> we have got interest on the debt right now about $400 billion. kennedy: even jeff bezos and all the pictures, they do have $4 billion! >> and he will get that with more pictures either. we are in trouble. trade deficits, don't worry about it. budget deficits, yes. we ought to be complaining about politicians who are saying five percent cut is something -- kennedy: if we have a good economy, trade deficits and

immigration. i know we're not supposed to talk with the two things the president says he doesn't like one who doesn't love a good economy? i love a good economy. do you love a good economy? -- >> thank you very much. . 12 televised debates for the 2020 candidates but they banned fox news from hosting either. will this backfire for the left? my monologue is next. so, you're open all day, every day. that's what 24/7 means, sugar. kind of like how you get 24/7 access to licensed agents with geico. hmm? yeah, you just go online, or give them a call anytime. you don't say. yep. now what will it take to get 24/7 access to that lemon meringue pie? pie! pie's coming! that's what it takes, baby. geico®. great service from licensed agents, 24/7.

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candidates from real journalism and scrutiny. journalists and politicos are troubled by the redline. as particular candidates and parties may feel justified in forgoing certain moderators or news organizations in the future in order to stay safe from discomfort. and this is a horrible idea. president trump has changed politics and now the old rules don't apply in the same way. that means voters are consuming information and making choices and vastly different ways and in the past. all of the democrats running for the top job have spoken about healing national wounds and elevating discourse. so how does alienating the largest news gobbling audience achieve that goal? when political entrenchment causes us to feel there are only two sides, we tend to see people with different views as the enemy. but that is so limiting and cowardly. candidates like amy klobuchar, kirsten gillibrand, howard schultz, they have all dared to enter the foxigon and are

better for it. have the ferris minds in the business. chris wallace, brett baer and martha mccallum take issues in voters very serious and work tirelessly to challenge candidates to see if they are full of potential or full of hot malaki. there is plenty of time for the dnc to reconsider the debate thought forms and getting dozens of candidates out of safe chambers and into the living rooms of curious viewers, many of them independence, will only strengthen the individuals who should be able to tackle more than a policy prodding if one of them should actually ascend to the presidency. and that's the memo. at the peak of the 2016 election cycle there were 17 republicans running for president. and they were debating on every

network from cnn to cbs. it doesn't democrats have already declared and there will likely be at least 21 the cycle heats up, so should the dnc reconsider and let their candidates debate on the most watched network. the panel is back, emily compagno, -- obviously there's more to this. i think it is a really bad precedent and you know, the rnc and various candidates could boycott debates based on who's hosting them. >> and i think this is a good idea. i think it is a bad move on their point. they basically dismissing a huge swath of the electorate. and it is a little weird to be discussing this on a network that has fox in the name. but look, you don't agree with everything or even anything that fox does or fox says.

i what you think is important to do in politics is to say, look, we will talk to other people. as part of what politics is about. and i would say, president trump has not been great on this either. resident trump doesn't do interviews with cnn. he does interview with vaux and there's a reason for that. everyone in politics should make a commitment to say love, we will go on the other networks and will go where they will criticize us because we feel confident enough in our ideas that we can defend them and make the case to folks who don't naturally agree. kennedy: is not they will have sean hannity moderating the debate. angela chris wallace, brett baer, shepard smith, martha mccallum, they are all very fair. on the opinion side and journalism side, they are two different things. in every news organization. >> is incredibly petty of the

dnc to do this. and it is reflective of why they would lost in 2016 and why they will lose in 2020. they are out of touch with what the voter actually cares about. they don't care about you getting into a fight with the cable news network.they want to talk about jobs and how the candidates feel about the issues. kennedy: what are you doing about healthcare? >> is not like this will be a loss for fox news either. this might be the only debate that they are more candidates than viewers. the yule log will out -- it's like woodstock now. >> is a miniseries coming to tune in. >> also discussed the fact that they're trying to have this on fox news peer fox news was not the one getting caught giving questions to a candidate peer fox news without the one that ran out and cried a president 82 scoops of ice cream. i'm talking about cnn. there are networks out there that are consuming their viewers existence with attacking president trump. we don't have a history of that over here. we have a history of being mischaracterized by them. as a way shrinking the argument and running on their terms.

but it's petty and cheap. kennedy: also say the moderators and 2016 at the fox news depletes they were really tough on the candidates. >> i'm sorry to jump in but that was the most upset president trump got in 2016. when he was questioned by a certain fox news anchor on his questions about women. and he had the answer of the century by the way. -- >> i agree with everything you are saying. kennedy: everything? >> it reminds me of the uc berkeley campus.there is a voice commitment to hearing all sides of the platform but it is the exact opposite. anything personally as a citizen and constituent i feel ignored, dismissed and is a disservice extended to me if someone is saying we are going to ignore you because you watch a certain station. and therefore, your vote doesn't matter, you're either a law ready lost or it doesn't matter when it should be the information the most important. kennedy: don't think the

candidates want to fight for those critical votes? >> yes. kennedy: by the way there plenty of votes for primary states. >> this is a disservice knowledge of fox news viewers but to people who don't watch fox news. fox news interviewing, hosting a democratic debate, that will make ms. because fox news is going to ask questions that won't get asked by cnn and msnbc and other networks. kennedy: they're not necessarily comfortable but also not combative either. unlike freshman congressional stand up alexandria ocasio-cortez. she is already facing a slew of ethics charges. the reagan foundation filed a complaint alleging she violated the house code of conduct by giving her boyfriend an official house email address and falsely designated him as staff. aoc says her boyfriend needed the email address to access her calendar. and spouses get this access all the time for the same group

also filed a claim saying they illegally funneled thousands of dollars to her boyfriend during the early stages of her campaign. this comes just days after a difficult filed a separate complaint with the fec that alleges she and the chief of staff violated campaign finance laws by funneling almost $1 million in contributions from pacs that the chief of staff established from private companies he also controlled. ocasio-cortez says she hasn't done anything wrong. will any of these complaints come back to bite her? what you think emily? >> i think the large allegations that campaign-finance violation obviously that has the potential for much greater -- i think the email thing, to me it belies where there are certain things that people in power like come on, is no big deal! when the tables are turned they freak out about it.i will say spouses are not partners, they are not recognized that way for email. however i think it's probably a bunch of hullabaloo about nothing. again a finance violation -- kennedy: what about payments to

her boyfriend from the campaign? >> a little shady. kennedy: rattled up! >> it's never been her strong suit. kennedy: she is wearing the red wave, not just with the communist views but with the boyfriend. >> she's trying to spin this into republicans wanting to get rid of her. i am like republicans love you! they will do anything for you! kennedy: a young hillary. >> the safest person in the world. if you wanted to stick around. this is dianne feinstein 's fingerprints run over it. sending little kids to her office for a climate change lecture. there was a greatest thing i've ever seen in history by the way.kennedy: don't tell me! -- >> i want climate change now! mom! it's like that's what's going on now. [laughter] >> i think this is actually an underappreciated point which is that lots of democrats in congress do not like her. >> they hate her!

>> this is a thing that you are privately. you've heard public little bit from nancy pelosi. the green dream or whatever. incredible burn. but like the thing is like there are people in her own party who are out to get her. and when you are doing this -- kennedy: democratic socialist really don't have a party, there met her because she's not focusing on the agenda. she is forking on her agenda. >> she tweets a lot! kennedy: last word. >> she's driving policy and she isn't even one of the people running. she is the political equivalent of the parent on the sideline at the soccer game that is screaming and knows nothing about soccer. and now everyone's like i guess so. i have to hold the goalie. >> and folks on the committee is really don't like that. kennedy: i would like to thank you all. what a great night for all of us. stick around for the next segment. there is a case in alabama.

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alabama potentially creating a major ripple effect in the national abortion debate. probate judge now allowing him into suing abortion clinic for the wrongful death of his unborn fetus. stating the fetus is a person. in a statement a spokeswoman for the antiabortion group that is aiding the lawsuit says it was quote - cruelly robbed of life and silence before entering the world or be able to personally voice complaint in court. a narrow purchase commercial call this chilling to women's right singing quote - it represents the real-life consequences of antichoice

person policies which by design, seek to demote the fundamental rights of women and are a stepping stone in the antichoice movement ultimate goal of criminalizing abortion and punishing women. could this be a new way for pro-life supporters to start chipping away at roe versus wade? back with me, former criminal defense attorney, emily compagno. this is a really crazy case but there are some interesting philosophical merits here. what strikes you about it? >> what strikes me about it is that there is a recent movement in the state sector toward this relates to the biological development of fetuses. we had a committee in georgia that passed strictly along party lines, outlying, a bill outlying abortion at heartbeat which is six weeks. in november with a probate case is taking place. voters there passed by 59 percent to give fetuses

personhood legally.we are seeing indiana, kansas, missouri. a letter states him it's almost a larger step is a federalist issue. but with the biological developments, especially given this kind of recent controversy out of virginia, a lot of horrifying things to the conscience. but i think put it back on the forefront so voters and constituents -- kennedy: your one debate about terminating the life of a baby that is completely viable. versus whether or not a six week old fetus has the same personhood as a one week old baby. >> totally. and obviously belies the spectrum when in that for example 6 week old bill, most women, many women don't even know they are pregnant at that time. and for the suit right here it's opening up tremendous

legal doors. spoon if this plaintiff is victorious, does it mean that people could go as far back as the statute of limitations extends and sue former partners in girlfriends and x wives and pharmaceutical manufacturers and god knows what else. >> in that state that's what it would mean.and then it would be determined whether it would be accepted because men, what kind of answer of these questions. again going back to the different stage ever in creating their own climate exactly what they need and so there is a case out of hollywood taking place in indiana, it's been languishing. we have not had a decision for that. we probably will not for quite some time. there are plenty of dragging your feet cases including one that it was an embryo stem cell research case. the judge dismissed it because it had to do with the identity of the fetus. anyway we would all benefit from its hard line being drawn

that again is all circulating -- kennedy: and it only reinforces the debate that already takes place about supreme court justice appointees.thank you for being here. emily compagno, great work. topical storm is next. ♪ limu emu and doug. what do all these people have in common, limu? [ guttural grunt ] exactly. nothing! they're completely different people. that's why they make customized car insurance from liberty mutual. they'll only pay for what they need. yes, and they could save a ton. you've done it again, limu. [ limu grunts ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ kennedy: congratulations are in

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moving into fourth place in the nba all-time scoring list. kareem abdul-jabbar is still the all-time scoring leader on the court. but will chamberlain remains the all-time scoring leader off the court. [laughter] >> this is the topical storm. topic number one. in the home of philadelphia, a taco bell where employees will gladly fill out your punch card. look at these -- they were complaining that their food took too long. employees were charged with assault and one was pinched for carrying a concealed weapon after cops found a crunch wrap burrito supreme in his bag. the judge set a court date for later this spring. if the convicted they will be sent for all of philadelphia's violent felons go. to an eagles game. in the meantime, they'll be sitting in prison but on the

plus side, they will have much better food there. my god. topic number two. the makers of hidden valley ranch dressing are bringing a 24 foot bottle of the stuff to las vegas strip and letting fans philip any size container for free. the promotions being held in honor of national ranch dressing day. naturally! which was set aside to honor people who wear a t-shirt in the pool. this will be standing outside the new york new york casino 11:00 a.m. on sunday. where visitors can put ranch and anything they want. it sounds unhealthy but, it is nothing compared to other substance you can get on the strip or the bunny ranch. they stressed they do mean anything! if you are in las vegas don't hold back. philip a fish tank. a few gallons in your suitcase.

you can even fill up the cooler that is holding the kidney you're going to sell off of your blackjack. a spokesperson said the company is thrilled for the big day although it could backfire because any man walk in the vegas strip on a sunday morning is not looking for hidden valley ranch. he is looking for the bunny ranch. either way, you're destroying your body. god rest her soul. topic number three. let's head to the land of misfit toys! we call florida. where a man bought a plane ticket and ended up with a rocket. the tsa confiscated this little fella. a rocket grenade launcher. an orlando man had in his luggage. it was a very stressful ordeal but lucky he got through with the help of his therapy lien. in any of the state this might be the craziest find of the urban florida it will be lucky to crack the top 40. between the back sauce and the

hobbits and zombies, a rocket launcher seems a good policy. the man was allowed to board his flight but the tsa wound up pulling him off the second time after finding a former dangerous item in his carry-on. yeah! thank god they stopped him. if this thing broke open, the whole place would have gotten gout. my toe knuckles! where is the cherry juice! topic number four. finally we a man that sparked a brawl in his beachfront wedding.a bittersweet moment because he always wanted to end up in handcuffs on his wedding night. maybe not this way. jeffrey allegedly punched a bystander because he was blocking the wedding photographers view.at which point the organist from here comes the bride to here come the cops! the bad news is the beachfront brawl landed him in prison. good news is, being in prison is excellent training for marriage. the couple has since tied the

knot and following the ceremony the groom was happy. he was so happy he took everyone to taco bell! let's go you guys! this is some of the best customer service i've seen. a black eye. topic number five. we reached the portion of the show where we give viewers a penny for their thoughts. which is a penny more than most deserve. time for viewer mail. mike starts off with, kennedy nation losing her damn mind! but to have a mind -- is something -- brian has a backhanded compliment. you are weird in a good way! vicky wraps it up with, what's with the one name thing? it's ridiculous! back to 1992. then you will know. sticky vicky has two names. we will tbe right back.

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