right now. stay tuned. kennedy: thank you, trish, you look fantastic. the gloves of off, battle line are drawn, real fight for white house starred today, one corner you have president trump, in other joe biden, battleground is the state of iowa, both men in hawkeye state, holding dueling rallies all day long, we heard this biden was going to unload on president trump, strongest launched a preemptive strike before leaving the white house. >> joe biden will say that your policies represent existential threat to the nation, what do you say to joe biden. >> i heard biden, who is a

loser, joe never go more than 1, except obama took him off the trash heap, it looks like he is failing, i would rather against joe biden more than anything, i think she weakest mental -- he is weakest mentally. kennedy: biden did not back down, bringing thunder from down under on his own. >> 8 years, 8 years, will fundamenfundamentally change wha as a nation. we're the most powerful nation in the world, we lead the world not by example of our power, but the power of our example, that is why the rest of the word followed us, because of our values, i believe -- if you ul who asked me 5 years ago, i would is a said you are crazy. i think there is a genuine threat to american democracy.

kennedy: later in the day president trump swung back again, and tried to tie biden to hillary clinton for good measure, because whatnot, what happened. >> they are saying what happened? he mentioned my name, 74 times in one speech could i don't know, that reminds me of crook ecrookedhillary, she did the s , it came time to vote, they said, you know, she does not like trump very much but what does she going to do, the same with sleepy joe, he is a sleepy guy. kennedy: first up, let's head to bidheadtoed-- tothe biden and t match. joining us tonight, jason meister. with criminal defense attorney,

david bruno, he will get us all out of jail, and reason.com editor, that you o author of nen ebpanic attack, robin swafy is here. so, this is where it started, when it the match between two old men going to get old. >> kennedy, i love watching it, trump is in these natural elements here, is now sleepy. he making jeb bush look like energy buzzy. kennedy: what is better creepy or sleepy? >> i think sleepy for joe biden, president last week, accomplished more than joe biden has in his public career in public service, president is using unconventional ways to solve problems like the protecting our southern border,

putting tear -- the threat of putting tariffs on mexico. mexico. mexico. see why is president reportedly worried about his numbers again joe biden. >> he is not worried. we could look at polls they are all wrong. kennedy: joe biden said that president trump is a extend extl threat, i think hyperbole, others who have resorted to that, have failed. >> i agree, he initiated that this morning with the speech, that is the questio asked of dod trump today. >> i like those two nicknames, but i thought i heard 1% joe today as well, that could be something.

what he will run on. kennedy: i think bernie sanders would like that one as well. >> right. >>ly -- like biden will present a challenge for trump, people like him, i don't like him, you don't like him, but people do, they know who he is, he is not a far left progressive that turn off everyone. >> yet. >> he has to talk about the issues to win. i think that trump is a little bit afraid of biden, trump could beat biden it would be a harder match up than some others. >> that is why i think that buttigieg is a bigger threat, this is when debates come in biden could get sauteed in the debates, he really could have a hard time. >> people like him, they know him. kennedy: from what they know. but if they view him and context of people who are moving the party forward even if it is moving left, that will be problematic, but i think that pete buttigieg also somewhat of

a moderate can handle both laning comfortably, she in territory that's biden -- he is in territory biden does not understand. >> you talk about josha -- socil media biden tweeted a friendship bracelet, like an 8-year-old girl, that is you you want to negotiate with north korea. kennedy: he is like, this is such a good idea people love me, and love you and we love this and this bracelet, it national national best friends day. >> he says, i asked him to with hole on endorsement. >> digging -- >> imagine him giving a bff bracelet to putin or kim jong-un, i would tariffs. >> biden is making it an issue. he initiated this, if you go

that way, donald trump will go that way. kennedy: don't complaint when the race gets nasty, if this is where you start saying that president is an aberration and an existential threat, then you will have to answer for that. >> no coincidence that trump and biden are in iowa today, the poll numbers, i do have asterisk on them, they are guidance right now biden is polling number one on democrat side, also there are questionable polls out of texas, and michigan, and pennsylvania, these are states that donald trump needs, if they are right, well he better get to work. >> the warren, harris, bernie, gillibrand, he will look like the same one. kennedy: you think it will play well for biden. >> not far left people but for regular americans who are watching who are not ho board with that. kennedy: he is he did well again sarah palin, who is a mental

deficient. but he will meet fierce adversaries who are police to po his face. a poll has biden up by 13 points over the president, according to number cruncher the add quinn pack university. -- quinnipiac university, and claiming trump ordered his aides to deny his bad polling data, sara sanders said that poles don't matter. >> i think that polling got it wrong in 2016. i don't think it is right now. i am not getting into a lot of details but we feel good about what the president has been able to accomplish in first two. kennedy: talking point. >> should president ignore the polls like in 2016? or riskier this time since he has a political record now, david? >> this is what i said, i don't think you ignore them, you use

them as guidance, he is. because like i said, he is in iowa today, now it is biden-trump match, i think he is start to do it. kennedy: is biden a fore gone -- fore gone conclusion, have you bernie sanders and warren with more heat who next phase of the election cycle. >> he is not fore gone that would b naive thinking, if they all attack him. kennedy: they did at hall of fame dinner. >> will not allow them to realize they will lose the election, narcissism allows them to think that everyone else thinks like they do. >> that could happen, and it would be hysterical to watch. >> i don't think so, i think

that joe is a very weak candidate. i think what other thing i would be concerned about as a democrat party, putting joe biden out there in front lead. is that there is this investigation going on in fisa abuse about what happened during 2016 election. kennedy: that is a good point. >> what does joe know about trump campaign, wiretapping, e-mail tapping and president elect going to office and framing him for being a russia agent, what does joe know that would tank joe. kennedy: you are right, he had a hard time explaining 1994 crime bill away it is much tougher for him to say, what surveillance abuses, then maybe the fbi and cia should surveil him based on some of his ties. >> the man panel will return later, they are that good and that manly, coming up identity

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kennedy: what a dream boat, kirsten gillibrand trailing all 4 thousand democrats running for president, if she wins white house she is vowing to ban any nominee -- saying pro life is akin to being racist. new york senator turned youtube panderer said today, i think there is some issues that have such moral clarity we have decided that other side is not acceptable. imagine saying it okay to point a judge who is racist or anti-semitic or homophobic. >> her comments as fellow democratic candidate andrew yang spoke out about very identity politics she has been pushing

calling them a stupid way to try to win election. if identity politics are the disease, good lord, what is the cure, here now host of "breakfast club," charlemagne the god. >> kennedy, how are you? >> how are you? >> we met in 2012, just before president obama was reelected for his second term, we've been talking about politics for 7 years now. i love this time of the cycle. this is where people tune in, you have great and honest conversations with these candidates who really want your blessing. they want to reach your audience, people like kirsten gillibrand, i feel they fence themselves off with all they operate you were is identity politics. >> yeah. i mean, i really don't know if i have too much of a problem with identity politics, because i

feel like certain people can relate to certain struggles more. if you are a mayor pete, and part of lgbtq community you understand oppression and marginalization, but i am not voting for you only because of that reason, you have to let me know the len lea legislation ans you plan to implement to make world's better plays. place. kennedy: a lot of people want to ride that oppression train like elizabeth warren, you offered her pretty -- >> people acting like that comparison was so long, if you said you are a native american and you got a benefit, she said she didn't, how does she know. kennedy: why would you put it on your bar association card, and universities where she was

teaching and trying to get a job, and why did they market your color in a way that would make them look more includes glimore inclusive.>> she has sus plans. kennedy: that is why she does well. when you talked, i was like this is the end of her campaign, she looked clueless, and mentally deficient. >> she has the policies but you ask her something simple of why did you do that, she is i don't know. kennedy: why were you a republican,. she said, i was fighting the banks, what does that mean? you are answering a different question, because you don't know what to say, you should know what to say. when people come on your show, they think it is a safe haven, that is why i'm always

interested in what you have to say, week look at things inspectly. >> yes. kennedy: -- independently. kennedy: yes. >> we don rid don't ride the pa, this is a good time in politics, i would like to see people get out of the two party mind set, who do you like, i know you look kamala harris, i texted bobby bones, when i saw that interview, she was crushing on cher l -- charlemagne so hard we were laughing about it, she has a sketchy track record in california. >> because she is a prosecutor. in black community. kennedy: people are rotting in prison she -- >> you know joe biden wrote the 94 crime bill, you have a lot of people locked up too. kennedy: absolutely. >> my thing is who is -- >> a lot of veterans died under bernie sanders watch. >> true, i like senator harris, she has implemented thins that are at least trying to reform criminal justice system, whether

back on track program or officers wear body camera, i like mayor pete too because of who he is as a person, he seems most honest, and tim ryan talks about social and emotional learning and implementing that is school. kennedy: i agree, i believe that is much more conversation to have talk about min mindfulness, that is not going to solve every problem, but is a better place to start than someone like kirsten gillibrand pandering and playing beer pong and sipping shots, through there are people on democrat side talking about joe biden. >> i think that -- i know personally, i have a lot of questions for joe biden. kennedy: like what. >> about '94 crime bill, he said i' to know why he gave eulogy at a racists funeral like strom thurman and why barack obama is

first african-american he said was bright, articulate and clean. kennedy: were they appropriate. >> not at all, that is 11 years ago, i don't know if you can teach an old white man new tricks. kennedy: i don't know either, my worry is he will try to call on favors from people like james cliburn to give himself credibility, he needs to offer -- >> what is wrong with saying, you have changed, you were wrong, you and have evolved, we all learn and unlearn, say, i want to correct my mistake, i think we dropped ball with hillary, we had hillary on "breakfast club," i asked her about 94 crime bill, it is wrong sheet of not part of the administration. kennedy: she was crafting policy for the abou the back then, incg healthcare that tanked. >> she admitted it was wrong,

and she righted to right some of those, we're all human, i am not holding anyone to unfair standard of perfecttion, if you made a mistake, say it, even warren, you said you cheated a little bit, is that american way, if you admit you do it. kennedy: own it. >> right. kennedy: even joe biden could say, climate back then was so different there was no way we could see unintended consequences of what we did. >> that is it. kennedy: he said, i will never forget myself but i will work every day. >> to right that wrong. kennedy: right, charlemagne the god thank you so much. >> love you. >> love you too. kennedy: coming up, president is pushing back on critics of his tariffs, include something anchors on this network. anchors on this network. my memo is next.

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kennedy: i was talking. >> president noticed us, you know fbn has most brilliant anchors and analyst in universe, they agree tariffs are taxes and new taxes are bad. well guess who was watching and tweeted, thre in reply, wroatz,: m very happy with the deal i made, which mexico produces, biggest

part of deal with mexico has not yet been revealed. -- well this is so great, he is mad at everyone but he is watching, they are right, hopefully some truth will sink in, he will fallout of love with his chosen domination device the tariff. there are no two ways about it tariffs are taxes, paid by company who import products in places like china and mexico. china -- hosings are passed on to people who used to enjoy cheap crap. he is brilliant enough to brandish, every other president has tinkered with black tariff magic and has been burned. and economy has suffered as president bush the younger how his steel tariff turned out, you

can't, he locked in a texas shed painting pictures of sad clowns who are crying steelless tears. you can't pick your next door neighbor, and we need vigorous trade who does not love avocados and tequila, stink y sober socialists that is who. we really only have trade surpluses when economy comes to's grinding halt, trade deficits mean china produces cheap stuff and we're a brotherhood of consumers who -- a brood of consumers who like to buy things that is an american urge. american companies knowingly submit their corporate secret to gain access to market in the world, china bullies them in a

world. >> market. a crime met with responses not cut off our economic nose to hemorrhage opportunity with misguided blanket tariffs that hurt small businesses and consumers, very people who be helped and served by free market are screwed. you can't experience financial freedom when you are bleeding and ugly, mr. president put down the scalpel and go have a rally, that is the memo. kennedy: china is second largest importer of american agriculture, pork, eveil wheat, soybeans you name it they buy it. president plans to redirecting

16 billion from his tea tariffso the farmers who are struggling. that is communist, when will this economic circular squad come to an end, the man panel is back. robby, i think you will, agree with me. >> yes, i remember when the republican party said we do not want government picking winners and losers, we want government to get out of the way so business could flourish or fail, but flushish on it -- flourish t is opposite of that. everyone ends up worse off, get out of the way, get government out of the way. trump's instincts on this are bad, when they are good, i say so. i agree with a lot of his. but this is not winning, this

will hurt him in long run if it hurts the economy. >> you know to robby's point, i'm not sick of winning, i want more winning this is not what winning looks like. >> should not be a surprise this issue makes him vulnerable, the economy is strongest talking point. strongest position, why open it up? at the same time, like in your -- right there. the intellectual property theft is a problem, how do we address that, you can't necessarily do that by department of justice. and indictments there is no extradition agreement with china, and like russians, go charge them with the dime indictment, when are they coming. something has to be done, the tools are limited there with doj, and barring export to china, that is going to hurt the us u.s. companies, tools are limited there. kennedy: i understand but we have treat is like a criminal

infraction as opposed to using a blunt economic tool that is do more damage than good. >> i don't think -- >> we don't know the end game yet, i know there are a lot of people who are fans of president who like to operate this done and wrapped up, we figured it out with china, because we had a couple deal points worked out but we're not there. >> he is stepping up, like no one has. kennedy: i like he is tackling thins thathings that are importt there is always new way. >> i respectfully disagree with the entire panel. president is using art of the deal, he is using tools because he is alone, he has been alone on almost everything on second -- securing border, and immigration and trade wars, they have been a problem that both democrats and republicans have not dealt with are in decade, he uses leverage. kennedy: sharon brown and bernie

sanders agree with him on the economic isolation, there are quite a few democrat in congress who agree with his tactic. >> but, let's look at two different scenarios, what we did with mexico, and -- getting them by threat of tariffs to table in a meaningful way to do more than democrats have done in securing the border, let's look at our tariffs counter tariff with china there economy is stagnant or going down, our economy is growing, don't under estimate this president would not be able to threat tariffs if the economy was not built on a fun doing. foundation. kennedy: i know that but threatening tariff is one thing but getting china to do something by bullying them is something different. >> i'm going to make a call. kennedy: if he is master of art of the deal, i would like too have confidence in that, he has to do a better job of reading the culture in china, he is not doing. >> i think we'll make a we'll

with china like mexico, we have give credit to president for a win in mexico, we'll see him make deals across board, we have to let them negotiate. kennedy: we have to stop acting like they are done, and economy is fluorishing, the economy can tank because of that, if that happens he does not deserve to be president. >> that is where democrat take advantage took the best thing going for president trump is the economy. >> they don't -- they don't have an economic message, that is my problem is democrats, they will use everything against him, he is foolish to open this lineup so democrats can drive in and attack him but they will, however, you know, they have got a very shallow bench despite this 16 does know peopl dozen pe run. jon stewart is not one, he was on capitol hill, ripped to congress for dragging their heels on reother o reauthorizat1

compensation fund. many of now very ill now. cut fromnist i from 50 is 70s%. >> your indifference cost these men and women their most valuable commodity, time. one thing they are running out of. this should be flipped, this hearing should be flipped, these men and women should be on the stage, and congress should be down here answering their questions. as to why this is so damn hard and take so damn long. kennedy: thousands of

construct0construction workers , and firefighter worked without proper protection, they have developed illnesses rages from ptsdto rare and incur able forms of cancer. why is it to difficult to find funding for victims of one of worst attack every on american soil, rob if we use government as tool for healthcare, i would rather see it here man medicare for all. >> this seems like a nobel cause. i testified before the same committee jon stewart seemed to be angry that politicians were coming in and out it just happens. kennedy: he gets more traction when he does that. >> the committee hearings are not moving the ball on anything, they are just an opportunity for politicians to grant him, next

person would ask same question, because they need the camera clip of them asking the question. for their -- it is a little bit of theater, i think this is a good cause. but, you know, getting mad about preceding is typical for that. kennedy: steve cohen was only person, mr. kfc bucket is only person there defending congress. >> robby is right, this is all theater, and pathetic in a lot of ways. the first responders almost two decades since the attack of 2001, these first -- almost ironic, they are not getting responded to. really, a terrible thing, i think that congress needs to start doe things, not just talking about investigating russia collusion and obstruction of justice and do things for 9/11. kennedy: i appreciate jon stewart's passion, he has been consistent on this issue, and a vocal ad advocate.

others should be so lucky to find anyone like that. my profile enough where media pays attention. >> a 14 person subcommittee, one of his points there is only half of the representatives there, let's look at yesterday, yesterday, adler calls john dean, no problem getting them there. you know that is what -- >> they knew they would -- yesterday was theater that was complete theater. and today, john stewart on hill talking about that and they can't get -- no surprise 75% disapproval rating it should be worse. kennedy: i think it is. thank you so much, you have been fantastic, robby has a new book, about radical millennials. ablthe activists who are running among on college campus. why did they hate freedom.

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kennedy: free speech under attack. not because of the man but young leftist protesters who hate first amendment and your freedom, we have a generation that is afraid to speak their minds, so they won't be accused of quote denying a person's being, you can't ask a simple question like where are you from being bee -- without being persecuted, joining me now. reason.com associate editor and one of greatest guests on the very program. robby suave, let's go back -- it does not start in college, it starts with idea of safety and helicopter parenting. which is a parenting style i

have been dubious of for some time, but we're seeing results of that. describe the need for safety. >> something they learn in, can -- k-12, they can't play in the park by themselves or walk home from school themselves, a new cultural idea that was new in '90s, life is so dangerous for kids, purpose of school to make them feel safe, now that includes emotional safety, spiritual safety. when kids get to campus they want the same safety, not the professors indoctrinating them, i talk with very liberal professors, they are afraid of these students. they will have their professors investigated for saying something that offends them. kennedy: that cancel culture, if you disagree with someone, is is your right to have them fired

and stripped with any economic stream and their friends of off ostracize them, it is really aggressive, the point is, that there is no more giveness, no -- no forgiveness or no dialogue. >> kind of students i interviewed for this book. they shout down conservative speakers,. to people who said or did the wrong thing, they say if we allow people to express these ideas we don't like, it makes us unsafe or people we sympathize with unsafe, we're practicing self-defense when we engage in cancel culture, that is their idea. kennedy: they have created systems of violence, and that is a these us the thesis they are .

violence in spoon response is jd that brings up an antifa. >> they feed off each other. -- there are so many examples of them radicalizing each other. and other way, and people who got more double down on leftest identity politics, these are extremes that radicalize each other, this is not most young people, but the small number of very activist people have really changed culture on college campus, and social media, they want to change it i workplaces,n places that are concerning fors that you want free speech and due process. just to have a difficult conversation which is necessary in life, these young people do not want you to be allowed to have, that they want you fired or run out of places for saying

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