have a wonderful night. kennedy begins right now. >> a love it david asman thank you. >> president trump wrapping up a major rally in grand rapids, michigan, first since the mueller report dropped. 12,000 were in attendance. he was touting all sorts of present accomplishment -- recent accomplishments. >> the economy is roaring. the isis caliphate defeat 100%. after three years of lies, smears and slander, the russia

hoax is finally dead. >> collusion delusion is over. the special counsel completed its report and found no collusion and no obstruction. i could have told that you two and a 1/2 year ago. kennedy: i think you did. president took time to bash the usual suspects, watch this. >> crazy attempt by the democrat party and the fake news media, right back there. and the deep state to overturn the results of the 2016 election. have failed. the greatest election that we had in a long time. maybe right from the beginning. >> is tonight's victory lap a taste of 2010? we go to -- to 2020, we go to tonight a panel, fox news contributor katy pavlich with

former aide to senator chuck schumer, and radio talk show host christopher hahn, and jason meister, welcome back. >> hello. >> woo. kennedy: katy, as resident trumpian what did you make of the ralliy. >> president had an unbelievable week. as he said many times, he has been totally exonerated. this exposed the sham that it is the whole investigation, two years, 35 million dole a ar -- dollars, it was a hoax. the president is should be you know slamming them for that, i think that it is good. kennedy: don't you wish you had a president -- maybe people felt this way about president obama. where you could come - commune h fellow believers at a rally leak, that every hit he throws out you catch like a flyball.

>> i just watched a motley crue movie on netflix. it have minded me of a scene. total exoneration was not important of the barr letter. we see the report. it was not only about trump, it was about what the russians were doing, i want to know what the president is doing now to stop them from doing it in 2020. kennedy: i want to know what every agency is, that is a good point, where are we in terms of cyber security. there are a lot of hits. >> a lot. kennedy: we heard about adam schiff, and immigration. jobs, and auto plants coming back to midwest, specifically to michigan. how much of that is reality? >> a lottery heard before. he knows the democrats are almost all in in terms of candidate for 2020 he goes at it

with things that bolster his case and also the issue, he talked about socialist government run health care, he did not use leftist term medicare for all, he talked about democrats ruining he'll carrhelioruin -- healthcare. he is good about reminding voters this was an attack on them, thely judge the masse -- legitimacy for president trump for their vote for him, they were somehow invalidated because somehow colluded with russians to win the election, we know in the barr report did not happen. he makes it personal on level of real people, now politics of this has changed. this all the democrats had to go after the president, now he wants to talk about the issues they will have to come to the table. >> katy, we know this not 2018 mid terms were about. >> it helped. >> they were talking about healthcare, i think --

>> they were moderates talking about health care, and geeing after specific issues they are not getting a lot of credit, in allowed fight that leftests having. >> people gave them a majority, health care from infrastructure and tax reform, president gave them a gift. this week, he went after obamacare, we start talking about socialize medicine. >> that is what you are talking about we'll. >> we'll get to that a little bit later. with one of our nation's more most healthcare experts that is so hot. i think that president has really found his lane, so fast nating -- fascinating watching rallies like this, there nothing to compare it, to i asked chris, i would love if there was a liberty mind libertarian or a republican president with a wide libertarian streak who would talk about things in a way that excited he so much politically,

i feel like my political soul is dead. i have given up faith in politicians. >> i think that president trump does an unbelievable job connecting with the american people. he overcame this collusion delusion for last two years, and focused on americans, look at results, at the economy. any metric, gdp, unemployment. this ha president has been effective. i think that people don't realize, is that this president is a problem solver, not about democrat or republican, what happens liberals have to be anti-trump, he traveled the mid lane, they just go off on to the left, extreme lift, that i feel -- >> i think that -- look at the presidential candidates that democrat senators who signed on that green new deal that was you know, just walloped in the vote. you know what they do, they give

him an opening in order to beat them on the leftist issues that in the inner not going to -- end are not going to resonated worrr voters. >> debt and deficit has gone up. there is -- >> not as up as under president obama. >> actually deficit budget deficit is hirer than under obama. >> president obama doubled. >> can i say real quick. >> deficit. >> i understand that, but you talk about deficit, i talking about national debt. >> yeah he paid for wars he did not starts. >> he did not end them either. >> back to what shaping now. >> democrat like kamala harris and bernie sanders have said we're rip private insurance from 100 million people and replace it is socialist government run

system, to say that touching obamacare is a big deal, that is a much more radical position then looking at obamacare. >> look at half million people who are employed in the private insurance industry, what do we do with them. >> you know -- i like mayor pete's plan. medicare for all who want it. >> i like mayor pete. >> for who want it. >> what wrong is with that. >> imon it. >> a nice way to get -- >> we'll talk with the nice panel, they will be back. >> back to president's comment on russia. president railed again the investigation. >> russia witch-hunt was a plan by those who lost the election to try and illegally regain power by framing, innocent americans, many of them. they suffered. with an elaborate hoax. kennedy: one person who has bp

caught up former trump campaign communication advisory michael caputo, claim his life has been a living hell since the election, he wrote -- i had a twootooth knocked out by antifaa president's rally, a man-made a credible threat to burn down my house with my children inside, i lost most of my clients, lost staff, nearly lost my home, drained my children's college funds. will they be able to rebuild with the mueller investigation over. michael caputo welcome back. >> thank you. nice to see. >> interesting we talk about the investigation, about 25 million dollar has been spent on the mueller report, with, special counsel. we don't talk enough about people who are subpoenaed who go before the grand jury, and been

issued congressional is up open -- soup. >> that really adds up. >> it does, you know i live ut in far western new york, in village with 1700 houses. i don't make washington money or new york money, i don't want to, i live a peaceful life. i used to be in washington, i used to be in new york, i have known president for a long time. i got out a while ago, and tried to walk the earth, i joined president's campaign in 201 201, because i spend time in russia in past in 90s, i lived in russia, i was sent their by clinton digi. administration, il into jackpot of this as a

witness. there are about 50 original trump people, that go way back. true believers in the america first amand aearly maga people, kids, wives, and husband all got caught up in this, i may speak out more than most, a lot just want it to go away, a lot lost jobs, a mother and father lost a job, and appointment to president's senior staff, level of major departments, it really decimated a lot of lives. kennedy: yes, it is interesting, what does the mueller report and we know of it so far do to those of you who have been fighting this fight, this very real legal struggle to clear your name.

and you know those who are testifying on behalf of the president. where is you're life now? >> -- where is your life now. >> hig my family's life, my wife they have been you know -- we had them on pause for two years. we pit every resource and dollar and minute into these bogus russia investigations. we watch as we have been torn down and called traitors, i served u.s. army infantry. overseas for my country, i get called a trader by someone far left, that is infuriates it disturbing in a ltd o a lot of . again, i am a witness, forget the subjects or targets of the investigation. kennedy: yes.

so has russia learned their lesson and have we? >> i have said from the beginning russia has been meddling in our elections from the beginning. the russians were trying to monkey with our elections, i have to believe that vladimir putin thinks that is wisest investment he made, because he played right into his hands. i suspect that happy, they learn a lot, they will redeploy it the question is, just like question was in 2016, at the end of obama's administration. what are we doing to do about it, we should not tear each other up and rip pee people apat and leaving people on the side of the road like road kill when it is all over. kennedy: you talk about that. collateral damage for those who are loyal to the president, we have to look at our pr prioriti. should we tackle russia threat

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kennedy: the police officers came off on capitol hill today, republicans on house intelligence committee faced off against adam schiff, who took their best shots and gave back a

few. >> mr. chairman, i am asking for your resignation today i believe you are advancing putin's work. >> we have no faith in your abilities -- and urge immediate resignation. >> i do note think that conduct criminal or not is okay. that day we do, think that is okay, is the day we will look back and say that is the day america lost its way. kennedy: we lost our way. adam? schiff also go the more from the president tonight. >> little pence -- pencil neck adam schiff. got the smallest, thinnest neck i have seen. he is not a long ball hitter. but i saw him today, well we don't really know there could

still have been some russia collusion. kennedy: so unnecessary. oddly enough, it one of nicer things anyone in washington said about him in some time, should adam schiff keep chasing collusion or any something after something more realistic like bigfoot, joining me no now arkas republican congressman house comcommittee remember rick crawford. >> thank you. kennedy: let's talk about this letter that all 9 republicans on house intelligence committee sent to your chairman, what did it say, do you stand behind those words? >> essentially asking him to resign, and stand behind them. you saw chairman -- or congressman conway read the letter, my turner followed up, we all made comments, pretty much same thing to say, we pretty much lost any kind of trust in his leadership.

as it applies too intelligence committee. kennedy: democrat leadership, nancy pelosi and steny hoyer are standing behind congressman schiff. he is not going anywhere, he is not going to ste step down, what happens, you can't force him out can you. >> you can't, put it in proper contact, we started last congress there was an all out assault on chairman nunes -- >> i am still mad at him by the way, i will pause for a second. we'll get to your words. but he lied to american public about the surveillance state and necessity to continue spying on americans and then he claims to be the victim when president was the victim of some of those instruments go ahead. >> well, okay so nunes was

beginning of last congress he stepped away from russia investigation to not create a problem on russia investigation. he did not recuse himself. a lot of people say he recased himself because he was compromise that is false, he stepped away from leading the investigation, because the democrats trumped-up charges on the ethics committee he said, i don't to distraction he show remarkable leadership in deferring to congressman conaway to lead that investigation, we have a year long investigation and came to came conclusion it fact two years and 25 million for mueller to come to, that there is no collusion. kennedy: do you have a feel one schiff leading this committee they will -- democrats on your committee will come do a different conclusion. >> oh, if they go where they want this a rorschach test for them, they will connection the doubtdots this a way that under

scores their narrative. we have a responsibility if this committee, we're not able to fulfill that responsibility because of that narrative collusion. we did that we did our job as intelligence com committee we ce to same conclusion that robert mueller did. let's get on with business of protecting american people there are folks all over the world, any given time that need our help, that need or oversight that are asking for resources that need to -- >> what about resources in that we've talked about touched on a couple times about cyber security. you know -- >> absolutely. kennedy: i think that is a wonderful place, you could probably come to a bipartisan consensus about how to bolster our own cyber security. this is a little lax. >> absolutely, it has been going on, russian deployed active measures again our elects for decade. >> i will only drink tito's

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kennedy: world has importantly jacked -- world has been hijacks by sociopaths and attention whores. jussie smollett story fell apart like a day old crumb cake.

series of dramatic turn, pieces of video, omission of video, press conferencing and odd interviews became obvious that this weird'o attention seeker had. then all charges were dropped without seeking an admission of guilt from jussie smollett, the same attorney who supposely recused herself after friends in high political places put her in touch with jussie smollett's family, that is a no-no. admitted that jussie smollett was guilty, he was not required to publicly admit that. everyone from rahm emanuel to the president smelled a huge deep dish pizza scented rat,

they knew the frustrated guy whose self sent death threat did not register. >> why should he, i have to get out of jail free card moment you call in a political favor, this whole charade does nothing to improve criminal justice system when a famous privileged person, uses his political connection to skirt justice. >> kim foxx does nothing to heal racial divide and police mistrust in her city, but if there is a glimmer of fairness, she be admonished. he will use corruption as a stepping stone. that is the memo. >> jussie smollett did not escape president's wrath at the michigan rally.

watch this. >> how about in chicago. he said -- he said he was attacked by maga country, you hear that one? maybe the orc the only time i er agreed with the mayor of chicago, that is a terrible situation, than embarrassment not only to chicago that is an emare about a asemas am to our . kennedy: today president they'd is fbi and justice department of looking into the case, media ran with the jussie story until it unraveled. will they hold kim foxx and others involved accountable. here, joe co -- concha .

no one took that sitting down, everyone in that is why it is -- that rahm emanuel and president are on the same page, something is wrong. >> we go to federal charges, i think, he sent a letter to himself. if you remember. that is federa federal jurisdic. the alleged attackers were wearg make america great again hat, jussie smollett wanted to make this political. -- the types of people that would have been just attacked or killed, as a result of people believing that trump supporters are white, angry homey phobic

racist people. >> terrorists. >> right. >> people who are committing crimes, when political aim, and so, you make a good case from that point of view. but something that does not feel right, something has to be done. i think that is why kim foxx has gotten such a verbal lashing from a variety of sources, including national association, said, you should have gotten an admission of guilt, that seemed like shoddy work on her part, they should have forced him to say, i did this, it was wrong, i gave up my bond. >> don't seal everything. >> that weird, that is judge almost working with the state attorney. >> yeah, why sealed? that is crazy, and ter attorneyr smollett today, she said reason

why jesse thought they were white because they were wearing white face. he played the joker once, i ski a lot, if you war wear a ski mk who puts a baseball hat on top of a ski mask, the make america great -- every time the attorney goes on the air. kennedy: saying that jussie is sweet, that is why all is forgiven, he was not cleared of the changes and fo fox's officee she it not recuse herself. her spokesperson said she colockialy recused herself. >> crazy. kennedy: we'll talk about it

more and more. >> thank you. >> obama's formerag -- ag, eric holder announced he is not running in 2020, heck. still taking shots at president and nation. >> a lot of talk about america being a leader as a democracy quote, unquote. in the 1800s, when women and african-americans could not vote what kind of democracy is that. >> that is right. i hear these things make america great again, when did you think america was great, not when people were en slaf enslaved orn did not have right to vote, it takes us back to i think afternoon america -- to an amern past. kennedy: wow. this is a awkward refrain for democrats last year cuomo, proclaiming america never that great, is that a winning message, our panel is back. chris, i will start with you, eric holder, he is the person

case of greatness in -- personification of greatness in america, he was ag of u.s. u.s.d he worked for first african-american president. >> for some reason trump did not think that america was great at that time, and eric holder is asking, well mr. president, when of america great. great during the time of jim crow, not for people like eric holder during that time, maybe for people like donald trump. and people who still trying too hold on on that exclusive tie of power right now. they are afraid of losing their place in society, question has to be asked, what was it great, i think it will great now. i think was great during obama, i don't know what he wants to say against about. kennedy: katy. >> america has made mistakes, not as a whee whole beef we've n great to imply that president

trump want to take to us that time, is absurd, he is specifically talks about the economy under pra president oba. he is talking about the economy, if you look at actions of the administration, ivanka trump empowers women through jobs and opportunity, and trump administration global. to decriminalize homosexuality in the grobe this idea he wants to take to us a time where america was not fo perfect thats absurd, and a lazy argument to make it goes to argument he is just a racist. kennedy: i think that -- i think eric holder portray a believe there are a lot of people on the left who really hate this country. >> it is more than what katy said, america of great what democrats did not embrace anti-semitism, and open borders and -- >> that well -- -- nonsense.

>> that is not nonsense. >> that a stupid people argument. kennedy: why, why, why. add monthiadmonish their own pa. >> i am saying -- >> that is the worse. study u stupiddist thing, no one buy its. >> a machine o man ons moon. >> trump by. kennedy: chris! why do democrats like macros say they should have admonish omar for her comments and was an anti-semitic subparticulasubtextis wrong. >> she should have been admonishes. >> stronger. >> president said there were good people on the side of an argument that said jews will not

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for redux of repeal and replace? joining us. jonas max ferris. i believe idea of turfing obamacare, i think this is great, i don't mind block grants from graham-cassidy, we should have across state health plans and savings accounts, yoke thatt think that anyone has nards to put it together on republican side. >> he one has, there is no up -- you know you can bring your car in after an accident, and then get car insurance and fix this, there is no cap, and you can't raise a rate, that is what obamacare is, i subside by highr

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or just to sleep in. strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1%, a 94% decrease. neulasta onpro is designed to deliver neulasta the day after chemo and is used by most patients today. neulasta is for certain cancer patients receiving strong chemotherapy. do not take neulasta if you're allergic to it or neupogen (filgrastim). an incomplete dose could increase infection risk. ruptured spleen, sometimes fatal as well as serious lung problems, allergic reactions, kidney injuries and capillary leak syndrome have occurred. report abdominal or shoulder tip pain, trouble breathing or allergic reactions to your doctor right away. in patients with sickle cell disorders, serious, sometimes fatal crises can occur. the most common side effect is bone and muscle ache. ask your doctor about neulasta onpro. pay no more than $5 per dose with copay card. kennedy: thank you very much for

watching the best hour of your day. and please don't ever forget for and please don't ever forget for a moment, my undying love for (announcer) you work hard to give your children something to build on. i was always trying to think "how am i gonna get her through college?" i wanna have a mechanism in place to make sure that my daughters are well taken care of. i hope to leave my children with something to help them get set up. (announcer) don't let it get eaten away by unexpected fees and legal expenses. my husband did not have a will and everything went away. when my father passed away, he did not have a will or a trust. we're not as prepared as i had hoped we would be. (announcer) every year, tens of thousands of people lose what's rightfully theirs