citizens being held in tonight in venezuela as a hostage in prison by nicolas maduro. the hostages have not had food in three days. the conditions are horrific. she will be here to talk about her concerns for her father tomorrow. we will see you then. kennedy: we've got a huge newsnight brewing. boeing 737 max 's grounded in the s. college admissions scam is getting worse by the hour and paul manafort sentenced to more jail time. first up, could be the bombshell we've all been waiting for. confirmation the obama doj did everything they could to protect hillary clinton in order to beat now president, donald trump. i guess it didn't work and the evidence is finally beginning to see the light of day. do you remember lisa paige? she's a former fbi attorney who is having a torrid affair with the former fbi agent, peter

strzok. they're the ones exchanged text messages about doing anything they could to stop the trump train. house republicans have now released transcripts from the closed-door testimony from last summer. she was questioned repeatedly about the fbi investigation of the trump campaign.in it she revealed the feds had almost no evidence of collusion before launching an investigation. and much of that we already knew. what we did not know is that paige also confirm the fbi said there was evidence to charge her claims with mishandling of the unsecured email service. but the doj told the fbi to stand down repeatedly to bury the investigation. pretend like nothing happened. and they were called back, loretta lynch had the tarmac meeting with bill clinton. add few weeks after the meeting the fbi director james comey came forward and said he would not recommend charges against secretary clinton. keep in mind that little red lynch was his boss. he reported that james baker

wanted to charge hillary clinton with gross negligence but the agencies top brass told him to back off. is an amazing how this is all coalescing? did hillary clinton get away with her private email service scandal because crooked cops wanted jobs in the white house. it sure seems that way p journey not to discuss this, american majority ceo and former speechwriter for george w. bush, ned ryun and fox news contributor and host of the richard fowler show, it is richard fowler. gentlemen, all right let's go. touch gloves, very good. [laughter] ned, i'll start with you. latest offers a little bit and let me know what you think is most troubling or damning here. >> well, i mean again, as you mentioned, the lisa paige revelation calls on the heels of james baker thinking they should actually charge hillary for this mishandling of classified emails. i guess the questions i have

kennedy are this, first of all, how is this not obstruction of justice? we are all of this chatter about trump and obstruction of justice and witness tampering. how is this not obstruction of justice? the second thing is, deliberately lynch really act by herself and ordering the fbi to stand down on the issue? did she not talk with the white house? if she did, who was she talking with about doing this? i would love to know those answers but again, this all starts to add up. a series of coincidences ceased to be acquainted and start to show a pattern of behavior. showing the doj and i would argue against senior management at the fbi were heavily politicized. and i would argue politically correct for them. if someone was politically connected you know what? we were just, they will get a pass. if you and i had done anything like hillary did had done we would be sitting in jail. kennedy: yes, absolutely. i don't think we will be granted the kind of leniency that she has seen. there were also some questions, richard, about the witnesses, there were witnesses in this

email server investigation under the fbi who were allowed in as advisors during hilarious questioning. and even lisa paige says that was highly unusual because this was not outside counsel at the former secretary of state hired to guide her through the process and the fbi grilling. these were her right hand people. cheryl mills and heather samuelson, who were changing hats, depending on the day. just one of many questionable aspects. >> a couple of things. these are people also involved in setting up the private server. the statute they're talking about -- kennedy: even more reason why they should be separated from the witnesses in question. >> but the gross negligence statute in this document, does not say who intended to commit a crime. that her acts were grossly negligent. i'm trying to figure what is the obsession about hillary clinton? she's overly lost the election. is that not paying enough for

you, ned? this last election? kennedy: no! that is not what it's about. sorry! >> what is this for? kennedy: if one of -- >> i want to answer. kennedy: you can go next i'll make in the little analogy.if one of the parents involved in the college admissions scandal is removed from their job and their kid is kicked out of school, do you think the defense attorney will say, you know, they have had a hard enough time so they do not have to pay a fine and they don't have two be on probation and they do not have to do jail time. >> is different because they committed bribery and mail fraud. kennedy: and what hillary did -- ned, go ahead. >> with this about setting the tone for the future saying that we will not have high level government officials like our

secretary of state, treating the law with such cavalier indifference and treated the national security with cavalier indifference. and i will argue this again, she seems to think the state department is just an extension of the clinton foundation and clinton world. and i have to say that the reason i think there was a private email server was to hide some of the evidence in regards to how she was mishandling and misusing her position as a secretary -- [multiple speakers] kennedy: hold on richard, i'm going to ask you about something specific.ned, you make a good point because heather samuelson and cheryl mills were the two people to help secretary clinton decide which emails to delete end than wipe the service. there was potentially no evidence of any of that at a later date. we are talking about extremely careless whispers here. so you know, they say there was in fact enough evidence and these are the lawyers at the fbi. there was enough evidence to

charge with gross negligence. why are you discounting that, richard? >> of not discounting anything i was asking a question. number one, the fbi works for the doj. the doj prosecutors determine if there is enough evidence, not lisa paige or any lawyer at the fbi number one. and number two, to your point about caring about the point of law and justice, if that were true then we will be talking about what happened in the ninth district but we are not. >> you want to talk about voter fraud? [multiple speakers] kennedy: let's refocus the discussion a little bit. let's refocus and talk about james comey. because during the congressional testimony, he said he had the goods on loretta lynch and she had behaved so inappropriately that at some point at a later date, he was going to let the world know how truly compromised she really was. he was clearly frustrated by the fact that he was hamstrung by this woman and her justice department.who is putting so much pressure on the fbi to curtail the investigation. and not just with regards to what she was charged with.

but how the investigation was executed. go ahead, ned. >> i will say this, kennedy. the whole reason that this matters and the reason we have to have this conversation about what took place at the doj and fbi, they are supposed to be guardians of the rule of law. one of the basic fundamental principles of our republic. if you made a complete travesty of how you actually handle the investigations, how you are actually charging people. again, general flynn being charged with lying to a federal official and cheryl mills and huma abedin doing the same thing and not being charged for it. people might start to think that we have a legal system the cause the question a lot of different things about the society moving -- [multiple speakers] >> for decades african-americans had this little system. so you know -- kennedy: richard -- to your point, richard, it's not

acceptable. bifurcation is not acceptable because something has been historically askew, does not make it an excuse. it is you know, if you're talking about a privileged woman who is able to use her connections to get out of trouble, that is unacceptable. i don't care if she lost the presidency because her own -- >> thank you gentlemen. >> thank you. >> paul manafort will be spending more time behind bars. he was sentenced today to 73 months for two conspiracy counts related to his political consulting work. in ukraine and washington. u.s. district judge amy berman jackson said that they will run concurrent with his seven month sentence. he got last week as you remember. that means paul manafort is looking at 7 and a half years in the big house. the president was asked about it possible pardon. watch. >> i've not even given it a thought as of this moment. it is not something that's

right now in my mind. i do feel badly for paul manafort. that i can tell you. kennedy: he feels badly! problem is, after the sentencing, separate state charges for residential mortgage fraud and other crimes. in that case, is paul manafort out of second chances? terminal -- glenn, nice to see you. >> nice to see you, kennedy. kennedy: looks like paul manafort could be looking at more time with these indictments. tell me about that. >> the charges by the district attorney could carry up to 25 years. we've seen in the recent cases that you just mentioned that the sentences were lighter than might have been sought by the prosecutors and guidelines. no one is really expecting a full 25 years. but you made a good point there which is these are state charges. and state charges outside of

the purview of the president to pardon. >> inventing andrew cuomo was in the habit, nothing in the mood to pardon paul manafort. >> is a political divide there. >> it looks like near state will have a republican tran -- will not have republican governor anytime soon. the guidelines for the first sentencing in virginia were 19 ã24 years. he got 47 months. i don't know how much time judge jackson could've thrown at him. how much time can he do all together with the new york charges? >> it is hard to say but it could be double that. and you know, you make a point, they're interesting about this, with three different cases, right? many of them are similar charges. the charges between the district of columbia case and the virginia case, related but because actions were taken into

two separate districts they went to district courts. >> it could've been prosecuted together but paul manafort chose, why did he do that? >> this is just speculation but i think he was hoping you might build to play the different courts in different ways and trying to evaluate the chances. >> he did get two lenient sentences by some accounts because it was much less than what could have been. and in those cases though, he also got some concurrent sentences. 30 months of the sentences were concurrent. they count for both of those charges. but you know in the end, he came out with a letter sentence that many had expected and prosecutors were seeking. kennedy: paul manafort, might be pardoned on the federal stuff. it's interesting though, with this manhattan prosecutor, do they have an ax to grind personal with the present? >> it's hard to say. one thing i think that we know -- kennedy: another southern district of new york does. >> there been some signs of

that perhaps. what i was going to say that they were with mortgage fraud in the state charges. which is different than the bank fraud which were in the federal charges. based on the same actions, they are seeking perhaps to do is new york has a double jeopardy law. you cannot be charged for the same crime at both the federal and state level? kennedy: that's why they went after mortgage fraud as opposed to bank fraud. >> absolutely. it some people have said pardon proof, they stuff to make their case in court. kennedy: will do think paul manafort will plea or will this go before a jury? >> this is hard to say. he has played on some of them but not all of them and found guilty on some of them but not all of them. so he will have to worry -- way his chances. and so he will be in prison for at least 7 and a half years. kennedy: those lawyers really

gobbled up the ukrainian money, haven't they? he probably does not have enough to buy a ostrich coat now. glenn hall, was good to talk to. coming up, lori loughlin in the college admissions scam appearing into court today. and liz warren, i would say what she said. you will cry tears of joy. the panel is coming in to the panel is coming in to discuss next. when you retire will you or will you just be you, without the constraints of a full time job? you can grow your retirement savings with pacific life and create the future that's most meaningful to you. which means you can retire, without retiring from life.

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loughlin could be heading from the full house, to the big house. you're welcome. the actress and her husband, both taken into custody today.

after prosecutors allege they paid to get there two dumb dumb daughters into usc.she is now out on $1 million bond. what fun! this comes after one day after william singer pleaded guilty in federal court to accepting payments from 761 parents. to boost their kids chances of getting into college. desperate housewives actress, felicity huffman in real trouble after being taken into custody at gunpoint this morning. but elizabeth warren doesn't feel bad for any of them. >> as a parent, how much sympathy we have for these parents embroiled in this alleged cheating scandal? >> zero. [laughter] kennedy: she also has zero self-awareness. if you're keeping score at home, faking your sat test to get ahead is bad but taking your dna tested to do the same thing is just fine.

plenty of people are facing jail time but it would've been easier to face the truth. yet. they have dumb kids. that sucks. let's go to ties panel. editor for townhall.com and fox news contributor, katie -- along with political editor for townhall.com fox news contributor and co-hopes of "benson and harf", guy benson. and comedian and head writer of the best show on cable news, it is -- [laughter] when did i get -- what am i doing here? [laughter] this is one of those rare stories. because there is so much that divides us nowadays and it is so rare that we have a story where everyone universally can despise all of the people involved in this story. >> is so much fun! >> it is a gift. >> i cannot even enjoy because i'm worried about them finding what my parents used to get me into nassau community college. [laughter] that lava lamp could get me

into real hot water! if you're out there, destroy the evidence. this is one of the rare pieces of common culture we still have left. which is hating people like this. who lived a life of spectacular privilege. but the people i don't feel bad for our the reported victims. the people there been told, they cut the line and got ahead of kids that could have gotten into college. they did some of those kids a favor.to be honest a $500,000 social work degree, if you can dodge that bullet, you should be thanking oj loughlin right now! kennedy: now, we've all heard about 50 people there been charged here. but if william singer really helped 761 families, get their kids in the side door of many schools we could be hearing about a lot more people. what do you do with the

students have already been admitted? >> right. a couple of things. i think everyone in cable news can hold hands and say together, please let there be more celebrities. [laughter] because this story will go on for weeks. kennedy: you can hear people like filing through -- kaplan, i do know that is! buckingham, who, what? >> and all of the public dumping on usc is great for you. kennedy: had to wake up in the middle of the night like, was it a fever dream? no, it was real! >> it's real! i think i am here for all of the full house jokes, all of the desperate housewives jokes. kennedy: what about the shameless jokes? >> i am preparing those as well. >> i have had a pretty hot take on this. i think -- kennedy: this show is all about hotcakes. >> am about to rescind. >> they should all be expelled. especially if you have any inclination that they knew or were complicit. some obviously were.

kennedy: how can you not know? >> i am not on the water polo team. kennedy: a pre-sat and get a 900 but then two months later -- >> i am a genius all of the sudden. some of them had to pretend they were on a sports team. they were aware, they should be expelled.however -- kennedy: you do not look like a lacrosse player! >> you are the captain of the lacrosse team. kennedy: center for division i basketball team. >> no wonder the equestrian team is in last place with the jockey 400 pounds. -- i feel it the way. venomous work at that age, the greater punishment may be to force them to stay. because every single person you

know the school will look at you like you don't deserve -- kennedy: everyone will be like you know what i'm going to look at your term paper with a little more scrutiny than before. olivia jade! >> that privilege. kennedy: so -- >> transfer. [multiple speakers] kennedy: some of the stories are incredible! you know someone tried to make -- it's like you know a parent giving them money to take an sat course. quickly today why it's not. my parents paid for sat and i still failed. it is not like i got into a school is not qualified to go to! i don't remember, we will not talk about it was a tough time in my life. but -- kennedy: what about your time on the men's water polo team! >> everyone was totally all about it. but to answer your question, i am interested in the testimony

from these defendants and what they say was their motive here. why would you do this? and it is clearly not just limited to high profile celebrities who feel like they have to impress all of their friends. kennedy: that is a really good point! a great point because if this guy figured out the operation from southern california then there has to be someone doing the exact same thing on -- >> there is more of this going on. kennedy: you are so right. last time we talked a little about the title ix abuses and how the system is just so open for corruption when you have these forced scholarships and how valuable those are and when people make the connection that there are desperate parents, who want to get the kids -- i certainly will! people want to make money giving out these favors. once you have the guy who married the two they will not -- >> a lot of oversight, this is been going on for decades and

yet, now there seems to be common sense for it. >> and peoples integrity. like elizabeth warren. [laughter] [multiple speakers] kennedy: i have zero! i have to make the reservation. >> zero sympathy. i believe you with 1000 -- [multiple speakers] >> and the question should have been, how do you sympathize or empathize with a woman who faked her way as a fraudulent native american to get ahead in academia into harvard? can you relate to these people do that? kennedy: why do you say in your director page that you are native american? >> and she can because she pretend to like joe's music. >> another use that one, when kids have taken too much cough syrup. they use joe's music. >> the guantcamo bay give them the rights. [laughter] kennedy: that is torture!

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running cesspool and all the creatures that soak in the putrid film are too familiar with each other. we have seen from lisa paige 's testimony the justice department wants to alter the outcome of the hillary investigation and now it seems house speaker, nancy pelosi, has gathered glass at the mueller report. too familiar. the speaker caught wind of good news and bad acts on the president's park, do you think that she would so loudly declare impeachment moratorium? not a chance! she has softening impact of

what is lining up to be from the special counsel that doesn't seem to have this on the bad guys. they've been safe at two years at robert mueller has impeccable character needs to be guarded from the presidential turfing and all must wait for his report to pull the trigger on the i word. and dems that cannot wait another day for pence to be sworn in. and adam schiff turning to frog marched robert mueller to the capitol for a dressing down to get the naked truth on his reports. adam schiff is not the only one with an impeachment fantasy. congressman steve cohen, brad sherman and al green apple introduced their own articles that had been thrown into the house incinerator by nancy, adam schiff insisted the president was a russian tool. excluding clown if you will. proactively compromising national security. and now, he is hedging the presidential best assuming an

electoral loss would mean a big win in the real estate race. everyone assumed donald trump would lose. but especially donald trump! does that mean everyone would have been affected by the outcome should have been arrested for making alternate plans during a hillary presidency? democrats are so foolish to continue this snipe hunt. they have lost sight that trump is the perfect villain. in removing jobs from moon raker leaves you with hugh grant, not table 7. they have got sucked into the president's honey hole. and if they keep impeachment on the table, their only setting it for his easy reelection and that is the memo. >> president trump thanked house speaker, nancy pelosi first dance. but where are the democrats listening to her? joining me now, congressman --

welcome back. >> assumes like nancy pelosi came out and said that there is no santa claus we been lying to you for two years. then adam schiff rushed in and some of the other members to our sure everyone there is a santa claus. he saw him eat the cookies and their hoof prints from the reindeer outside. kennedy: it's really interesting to me how so many democrats are hanging onto this impeachment fantasy. and even al green has said, you know, we have to impeach and because leaders said that he is unfit. what leaders? how is he unfit? what specifically has he done to justify impeachment? because believe me, nancy pelosi and hoyer despise the president. but they are smart enough to know that simply resisting him, only makes them stronger. it is that giving antibiotics to a superbug.

it is now consuming them and instead of succumbing to them. >> well, you know -- nancy pelosi, like i said, she said santa claus is not coming but the problem is this is one of the biggest fundraisers for the democrats. it is the i word. they don't want to give it up for the fundraising. but now that the elections are over, this is really about president trump 's reelection. and she knows it is the third rail. if they do impeachment they start impeachment hearings, he will win in a landslide.i think that he would win today in my opinion. against any of the fields that they have here but if they do the "i' word and try to impeachment will be game over and he will be reelected. i also think you know, we talked the other week about the hearing with michael cohen in it, that was supposed to be the cornerstone that they were going to lay for the foundation of impeachment.

in a crumbled right in front of their eyes. >> yes and no mark meadows and jim jordan have referred him to the justice department for further criminal inquiry. so he could be facing an even harder time legally than he was before he went and visited your committee. we had a very difficult time answering some of your pretty basic questions. and it's interesting because his attorney, lanny davis, said, two opposite things. even lanny davis has gotten caught up in the lie. he says, there are two of michael cohen 's. >> the first five minutes he told a lie! it was in the written testimony. he said that he never asked for a pardon and will not accept one. the problem is he did ask for a pardon and he would definitely accept one. they had to fix that. you know it reminds me from a scene in willy wonka and the chocolate factory. where the adults said that the

factory would never open again. that was close forever. and charlie said, wait, it is open right now. what do you mean? you said it was close forever. and the adult or charlie's mom said sometimes when adults say forever, they mean a long time. just a very long time. so when michael cohen said never, he met, not today i have not asked for a pardon. kennedy: exactly. and he sort of compressing and splitting up the timeline. and that is why they are saying there are two michael cohens the one that told lies went to horrible law school and asked for the pardon but the new michael cohen would never asked for a power not -- would not ask for a pardon. >> it was a joke to bring him in front of us to start with. kennedy: this is very serious, the grounding of the boeing 737 max fleet. what do you make of that?

i'm on the aviation subcommittee, transportation committee. tomorrow we'll get a briefing on that.i have talked to someone in the aviation industry. he knows the pilots to fly the planes and the domestic problems are actually very confident in the planes. i'm looking forward to see the day that they convince them to ground the planes. hope it is not an overreaction. it needs to be based on data and science and evidence. kennedy: maybe they're just being careful because they are saying that the flight track that they have looked at from the two crashes, within five months, seem similar enough that something might be amiss with the planes. so you know, maybe something they have to fix. hopefully they're able to do quickly so they don't have to didn't get that stinky old replacement planes that are uncomfortable. >> well, more likely than not, it is pilot error or

maintenance issue. kennedy: yeah. >> let's keep that in mind going forward.but you know, i guess they decided better safe than sorry. maybe that is the right path. we will get to see that information. kennedy: not everyone likes to live as dangerously as you and congressman thomas massie! >> thank you. kennedy: jay leno was the late night king for a while. now he says he does not miss it because it's too political.we ♪ ♪ 'cos i know what it means ♪ to walk along the lonely street of dreams ♪ ♪ here i go again on my--- you realize your vows are a whitesnake song? i do. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more.

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better for it including the hosts. watch. >> when we did the show it was that you just watch the news, we make fun of the news and get your mind off of the news. now people want to be on the news all the time. you just have one subject. it is the same topic every night which makes it very hard. all of the comics. jimmy and colbert and everyone else, it is tough when -- kennedy: he was the highest rated late-night house for over 20 years. but is he right to say we have gotten too political? or is it just old man, get off my lawn! nonsense.our panel is back. katie, guy and jimmy. die, i will start with you because it is hard to think of late-night post as being politically agnostic. like jay leno was and johnny carson before him who would have you know, john lennon and milton freeman and interesting people on from different political backgrounds. but there is not the kind of

curiosity anymore. >> and her people hate on jay leno all the time for various reasons but to be number one for that long, you have to be or understand how the system works. and what people want and he gave them what we wanted. i used to watch him and conan when i was growing up. at that was like my favorite thing. and he would make political jokes. they all would. but it wasn't relentless, every single night, grasping at straws to make it -- it almost seems that for most of the, maybe not all but for most in this contest who can preen most ostentatious every night. kennedy: you got the sense when they would make fun of bill clinton for the sex stuff and jay leno said i can make fun of george w. bush are being done. he did not get the sense that there was that level of vitriol. and they were trying to take down the president. >> no, it was part of the common culture.let me back up to it jay leno just because he

is a diplomatic guy. he was trying to say in that clip about today's late-night shows suck. [laughter] he was trying to say that in a clandestine manner as possible. and they are. i want to be clear. the modern late-night hosts are filling the country. they have a unifying ability to bring us together by celebrating our shared culture. we used to have a shared culture. what he alluded to that clinton liked women, bush was dumb and those were just jokes we told from a distance. but now they have established that we are not sharing the culture anymore. there same people he jimmy kimmel, there is us in there is you. if other white supremacist crazy thing you're doing and he is right to say that the shows are bad. kennedy: and jimmy kimmel has gone as far to say, yes, if you like the president i don't want you to be part of my audience. which alienates a wide people which may be people that agree with him on different issues but jay leno quite frankly is more creative than the late-night hosts now. he is not lazy. the reason he was number one was because he was going outside the box and not doing the same thing every night and

coming up with new concepts outside of what everyone else was doing. and the fact is that now it is not just about making fun of people. that's fine. but it is a lecturing about you being a bad person if you do not agree with what i am saying on my show. and that is where things i think have changed. kennedy: there is so much, it is okay to make fun of everything. and we should be. i mean that is our obligation! >> can i say this? hillary clinton in an older era would've been the punchline of a century for like 10 years. because she was just half of an equation. >> if only people had been brave enou ♪ limu emu & doug what do all these people have in common, limu? [ paper rustling ]

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yep! look at this. no, we don't have it. no, it is very sad. this is what happens sometimes when there is live tv. i'll just talk about anyway. some folks will do anything they can to use the carpooling. just imagine what you're missing. the rest of the country was like that's crazy! and the rest of them said that's snowflake, he must be riding into town again. some people voiced concern by the owners defense he wanted to fly the horse on a boeing 737 max eight but the horse said no thanks. nay. if you're wondering driving with a horse and your pickup is legal in texas providing is your horse. they were still forced to ticket him for driving without a gun rack because as texas. topic number two. let's go to the uk where pet rescues are on the rise. we have this one. yay! the british costar was conducting a routine training

drill when they discover the small dog stranded on top of a mountain. they also discovered a cat but they were like screw it, is just a cat. that's recovered chasing a laser pointer dummy. rescuers asked the petrified pups who put him up there but he would not roll over. no! we can tell you that the highflying hand is said to be doing fine and while they don't know his name, he was completely clueless. they named him beto. topic number three. an ohio man celebrating length by drinking nothing but beer during the religious season. people think it's not a sacrifice but he's been giving up a few things as well pay the first week he gave up wearing pants in public. the second week he gave up his job. he says he chose this because monks would fast on beer during the 1600s. at least that's what we think he said his speech was a letter slurred. his plan is to drink nothing

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