trump century, how our president change the course of history for everett lou dobbs shop.com. please notice tomorrow and find out whether sidney pal will be accompanied by, crack it is about to unleash she says. thanks for being with this, see you tomorrow. good night from sussex. kennedy: happy monday welcome to thanksgiving week. here's a question for you. would you snitch on a neighbor who had a few too many people over for thanksgiving? and what would you do if a neighbor ratted you out for the same thing? that is the reality for a number of places across the country. a few of them i have lived in as government law enforcement try to figure out how to keep people safe during the pandemic. but do we really want to turn this country into germany to make sure it happens? right according to the governor of oregon, yes. >> this is no different than what happens if there is a party down the street and it

is keeping everyone awake. what do neighbors do? they call law enforcement because it's too noisy. >> is just like a noise ordinance. any more than six people over for turkey could be big fines or jail time. yes or going to rot in prison, catch culvert and die. good stuff cates. some officers that they will refuse to knock on any doors. same goes here in new york where a handful of sheriffs have publicly said they will not a big governor andrew cuomo's lockdown orders. and boy is andy furious. in california people are protesting all over the golden state. and in the streets over gavin newsom's strict new curfew. he got to stay home from 10:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. or it is lights out sally pay less or walking your dog or grabbing a frozen dinner from the grocery store. in a few minutes i'll talk to a los angeles restaurant owner who is getting killed by all the rules there. it is awful. but at the end of the day it's about freedom and individuals.

we have to be smarter. but stripping our right and writes in turning neighbors into narcs the best way to do this? especially on a holiday that is special and necessary as thanksgiving break let's bring intimates party panel b of former george w. bush presidential writer at american majority founder and ceo it is ned ryun. also democratic pollster, fox news contributor, gorges and orange it is jessica tarlov. >> eye candy. kennedy: and we have young americans for liberty, young americans kristin tate. let's start taking us apart. you know that, i have canceled my travel plans. everyone is scared to fly print i do not want the my family sick. i do not want to endure them sans the play. lord knows and we have established on the show i am an airport hugger. what it will save my brother was a cop for a long time i did holiday right ones with

him. fellow officers in his police departments. there are some tough stuff that happens around the holidays. do we really need cops who already have to work on thanksgiving knocking on doors to arrest people who are having seven or eight people and set up the mandatory six? >> this is absurd. as you pointed out they can be very proud of governor kate brown and her attempt to turn neighbors into sneetches. good luck with trying to get free americans stop celebrating thanksgiving. it's asking the french to stop taking the summer software it's never going to happen. i just want to go back to the entire premise of everything that's happened over the last nine months. the cdc for ages zero to 70, the survivability rate of this virus is 99.978299.5%. we are acting like it is the black plague instead of a virus that has less benefits talent he rate of the average flu parade we should move on in life and understand yes, there certain parts the population who are moldable. most of us are not, list back

to living our lives. >> happily learned nothing to this pandemic? i don't believe that people are so dumb and obstinate they are willfully getting it other sick. i also don't think most people know how they got sick. and doctors don't know how people are getting sick. the cdc does not quite know how and where people are getting sick. so locking everything down again, it does not seem to be the best prescription. >> definitely not. i know we share similar concern that i don't actually have little people living in my house. you do about schools being closed out my bars and restaurants were led to stay open when the cdc does know and has commented on the fact that kids are not transmitting this. it is very low risk actually. it's important that kids get back to school for socialization on top of the things they need to learn so they are not behind later in life. i'm not sure that we are back

to ground zero on this in terms of the lockdown. we have taken on some more information, that is how we have 25% capacity for dining indoors. we have outdoor dining while i don't los angeles has shut that down. what really concerns me that was the highest category that getting sick right now is 2229 years old. gas is going home for thanks giving her 20 to 29 -year-olds. i just met six hours in line with my mom to get covid test strata by kids were going home to visit their parents and grandparents for the holidays. that i do see is a serious risk. no one should turn into a narc and i doubt anyone turns into a cop. i remain concerned young people are going to be going back and forth. they are and those orgies in force or maybe fortunately. i don't want to judge again libertarian. so let's talk a little bit about the difference between suggestions. and good ideas. and things we should be doing things we are forced to do.

what is the line? >> of course politicians can make all the suggestions they want. but the american people don't need politicians or these unelected bureaucrats to tell them how to keep their own family safe. and frankly, candy, a lot of these rules make no sense. like the rule in oregon about not having more than six people over for thanksgiving. having people have different sized houses. a person with a small house would still be in close contact with their guests if they have six people over. whereas a person with a large house could have far more than six people over and still socially distance. but typical government bureaucrats they come up with these irrelevant numbers they can apply to every single household. it makes no sense. stop based on data or science. but i think the real purpose to a lot of these lockdowns is to grow the size and scope of government and state power in our lives. that should terrify all americans just as much is the virus. absolutely right. we are seeing states he spent

way too much money before covid. they are the ones with the greatest restrictions who will be looking for a handout from federal stimulus that will probably be passed in short order once joe biden is inaugurated. art the panel is returning later throughout the show. we're going to sprinkle them like basil throughout every segment because they are so delightful. but first, no indoor or outdoor dining at l.a. county for the next three weeks. a critical three weeks for the time their they need it most. that is the order from the public health department. they said this is to reduce the possibility for crowding. and the potential for exposure in settings or people are not wearing their face coverings. new measurements restaurants, wineries, breweries can only serve takeout and delivery as just as many restaurants had invested tons of money and building increased outdoor capacity. is this the right thing for

l.a. county to do? again it's home to 10 million people. join me now the lux group partner and los angeles-based restaurant tour, caroline styne. welcome to the show. >> hi thank you for having me. kennedy: i really feel for you. i spent the better part of 25 years in los angeles. i have a home there. one of the best things to do is to go eat out, try different neighborhoods, try different foods. but you can't do that now. a lot of restaurants, this is one of the few places you can stay open to the fall and winter. they have invested in these outdoor covered patios with elaborate heating systems. and what does it do to these businesses to be shut down this particular three weeks of the year? >> it is incredibly devastating. we have already suffered such huge losses this year. you know, our sales are down i would say at least 50 -- 60% from last year. we were able to make it up a little bit during this period

in which we could have outdoor dining. and yes, we invested determined this amount of money into building out a patio in our parking lot. and bringing in heating, fencing, plans to make it beautiful. and now, all of that money is now down the drain. we are in a worse position than we were back in march to be truthful. kennedy: and march was devastating. did you have any idea how intense the impact would be? and how long this would go? was there any way for the typical independently owned restaurant in los angeles to brace for something like that? >> absolutely not. either member back in march when all of this first started and we were getting into stay-at-home order. we kept saying wellin a few weeks, we reopen we can do this, this, and this. to the few weeks turned to a few months. here we are eight months later. and the restaurant industry

throughout the country has suffered more greatly than any other industry. we suffered the most job loss. and 20% of the unemployed are from the restaurant industry. and we all have gotten through this point and we are not any moneymaking situation. in doing outdoor dining that we have been able to have in l.a. it has been treading water to get through to the other side kind of situation. >> that is a really good points. that is a really good analogy to show people. but now, this is the time of year where restaurants are typically catering to people who are out shopping. who have relatives who are coming into town. and this is when restaurants can make a little bit more money because people are tipping more. i have to say, a new york and los angeles restaurants have been the most flexible and creative in terms of reopening. whether it's menus that you

scan, or hand sanitizer at the table. the weight restaurants are able to shield patrons from wind. it is little things that have shown that this is really an industry who knows how to take care of itself. but there's only only so much you guys can take. what would help you, from governor gavin newsom or mayor garcetti right now? what would ease the burden a little bit? >> obviously being able to cater to our clientele in our restaurant. even outdoors would be huge. i would not have to lay off the few employees that i still have left working for me. and i would not have to think about the idea of having to close my business. i think even on a greater scale, what we need is a full on restaurant bailout. not a bailout a restaurant stimulus fund. and there is one called the restaurant act that is already been introduced to the heroes

act. it is just waiting for the senate to act. that would really make a difference in the ability for restaurants throughout the country to survive this. because ppp only got us through a short amount of time. it was a band-aid. this is not an eight week problem, it is an 18 month problem. we need a greater stimulus package to get us to the end. kennedy: yes. until that happens, governor newsom lift the restriction. let people eat outdoors but that is not where they are spreading the virus. carolyn thank you so much your time i appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. kennedy: governor andrew cuomo just scored an emmy for his daily coronavirus briefing. and now, he is bragging he is the truth teller. well, what about all of those nursing home deaths? my monologue and how he cursed, next.

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kennedy: here's a hypothetical birth you killed thousands of people they will lock you up, give you a nice cocktail to put you to sleep for good. and rightly so. governor andrew cuomo killed thousands of grandparents by forcing nursing home to take

infected covid page into that infected more patients, who then died. new york subscribes to the fanciest death mask it only count 6421 nursing home deaths in its covid rates rate which is misleading. because countless mode were infected then sent to hospitals to die. of course an insensitive narcissist like cuomo will never take responsibility for the needless slaughter as a result of his directives. instead he saved things like people were lost in nursing homes because that is where the virus praises. the virus and praise on senior citizens. which is exactly why six seniors should have been moved to the floating enable hospital or the java center. not back into nursing homes to sicken and kill the most fragile among us. cuomo said himself. and we never needed nursing homes and then because we always had hospital beds. it just never happened in new york. we needed to say to a nursing home, we need you to take this

person even though they are covid positive, it never happens. we had extra beds, with extra beds at an emergency hospital sweeping across the state. it never happened we needed a nursing home to take covid positive person, never happened. malarkey. it happened. and he is a real gayness who has a real blood on his hands. and they give him it emmy? just listen to these two brothers who lost three of their family members in nursing homes. >> i would think he just doesn't deserve an emmy. he deserves an academy award for directing and creating a horror show in nursing homes. >> they lost their dad among their family members for today's international emmy award ceremony cuomo had a founder's award being a lying duplicitous dude. he was awarded by some of his famous friends who said this.

>> to my governor, governor empire state andrew cuomo brace québec governor andrew cuomo you are the man. what? >> thank you for your leadership during these trying times we are new york tough, smart disciplined united and loving. thank you thank you governor. kennedy: yes thank you governor for killing grandma. now do were all these grieving families sign up for that class action lawsuit? and qualified immunity for serial killer andrew cuomo and that is the memo. so i can think of it or cut the crab and admit he made a bad call? and did his briefings deserve the iconic award? joining out media madness author howard kurtz. >> thanks kennedy. kennedy: so he lied through his teeth about the directive to put nursing home patients

back into their facilities even though they were infected with covid. the thing that is so duplicitous about governor cuomo is he keeps changing his story. he keeps changing the explanation. why is he doing that? >> verse about the bit bizarre and her cuomo just got an emmy. you and i are the one who are in tv without taking responsibility. this academy is given to a liberal hall of fame like oprah, norman lear and al gore. it does seem to clash with the governor's very mixed record on covid. i think the early briefings that he held were blunt, straightforward and pretty good. but governing is a lot harder than just talking to the press. >> it certainly is. and sure, those were great performances. but the truth of what really happens, is not being discussed enough. and there aren't enough journalists who are asking him

those tough questions. and when he is challenged he just weaseled his way out of it by trying to play tough guy. the trouble i had with this and i spent some time with janet deem this week impaired her husband lost both of his parents within days because of covid. they not only could not say goodbye to each other, they could not say goodbye to anyone else in their family. and they could not have proper funerals for them. i mean this is a disgrace. and you know what happens to all these families, the thousands and thousands of families that here andrew cuomo say things you've got to take responsibility. getting an emmy traumatizes them. and that is awful. >> will i am troubled is in trouble obviously by the tragic death in new york nursing home spread although the governor disputes the criticism it's hard to deny the policy he adopted did lead to many unnecessary deaths. at the same time it's a time when new york city as an

epicenter in his early aggressive action to keep the infection rates doubt along with the rest of the country. i think it's a very mixed record for it also in terms of his dealing with the press. he became a media darling after his bracing and trim he would on the view and was on chris cuomo on cnn he was stocky should be joe biden's running mate. just last week he was asked really tough questions will narrow city schools shut down tomorrow? and he gave the reporters a real lecture, he got a tongue lashin lashing. unlucky is a tough as nails politician for that is how is known in albany. the image she carried away from his early briefings i think doesn't always live up to the hype. and as you point out there is the reality of the covered record. >> there is. and for president trump he pays for his covid misgivings with the presidency. yet andrew cuomo gets a publishing deal and an emmy.

there seems to be some disparity there in the way the press is covering politicians in regards to covid. >> this group says its mastery of television per he created story leading characters. fine in the real world that only go so far. and i understand the pain and the frustration and the anger of those who lost parents or elderly relatives in those nursing homes. i see where this emmy just rubs in the wrong way. before yes halley i will see you sunday thank you so much. >> sounds good, take care. kennedy: excellent. coming up president trump's legal team continuing to file lawsuits left, right, center in an effort to overturn the election. before business leaders. it might be time to concede? tim carney and the panel will be here with us next for over 30 years,

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kennedy: breaking news tonight, president trump has approved the general service administration initiation of the presidential transition process. that includes the release of $6.3 million in transition funds to team biden protect week the president said begetting the transition was in the best interest of the country. but also bad to keep fighting the election results appeared and said he believes he will prevail for this may be the closest the president has come to conceding. it's a signal defeat for the truck trying? or is it part of the process? on the path. joining me tonight, look who it is american enterprise institute, washington examiner senior political colonists tim carney. welcome back tim. >> great to be back kennedy. kennedy: many idea of your colleagues at the examiner sent to the president absolutely, go ahead, let's see the challenges let's let it play out. it seems like there was a weirdness.

you closer to asking the president to concede? and if so why? >> the examiner, we wrote after the election president ron trump you have every right to fight. to make sure no state certified too early or anything like that. but her editorial at the end of last week said it's time to concede. lost the race. the reason they did a hand recount in georgia, they looked into the problem in pennsylvania. in pennsylvania the creepy thing where the judges rewrote election law to a lead late absentee ballots are mailed and balanced account. it turns out the number of late absentee ballots with a tiny fraction of biden's large margin of victory in pennsylvania. any irregularities there are, we don't know what they meant, they will not make a difference in any of these close states, georgia, nevada, arizona, wisconsin, pennsylvania or michigan was only barely considered right the irregularities will not add up to the difference there.

it's time to move on. trump lost the election. kennedy: and also some of the appeals that trumps the legal teed has had two lawyers in terms of affidavits. for example the judges have said that there is not enough evidence within the affidavits. particularly one of the applicants who claimed there were biden votes are brought into the back of the hall in detroit's. and they judge basically said most of this is hearsay. so what would it take for one of these judges to act, stop counting and potentially discount some of these biden votes? >> you would need actual evidence. in an affidavit a witness can be evident you need actual evidence that was not sort of immediately demolished by one thing or another. hearsay is not actual

evidence. so much of this was i talked to somebody who said these votes were counted differently. or something like i saw vote counters and from my distance it looks like they were rooting for biden and that kind of thing. those things do not count as evidence of fraud, evidence of any violation of the law. that is the thing. what we are getting in the press conferences from team trump are these bold accusations. but what they say in court when they say in their filing there sort of under oath these lawyers are really dialing back there claim to either the hearsay reports or were made to stand too far away from the table. for these handful of ballots, we don't think should have been counted. what they're actually saying in court, even if they are right, does not add up to anything close to overturn the vote count. >> there are two things here that i've been looking at all along.

as many of you have as well. and that is, the stories of weirdness. that should be disturbing for people. how are these elections being run? is or something we can do between now and the midterms are now in 2024 to shore up some of these disparaging's? as you pointed out there is a great deal of weirdness. with the mail in voting, how do we fix that? >> the mail in voting is a much bigger problem than anyone is willing to talk about. some people to simplify their falsified ballots are forged ballots for that might be a issue. much bigger issue has to do with coercion and the loss of secret ballot. we know people showed up and show up in assisted living facility or something like that. hey can i collect your ballot? i know you received it. oh did you not finish filling it out? we know there were its opportunity for coercion and

that type of thing. it's how to make sure there is not coercion, flawed or the loss of these secret ballots for the mail in ballots but i don't have the answer we have to solve it going forward. >> biometrics, saliva that are going to voted 2024. tim carney thank you so much. >> thank you. kennedy: perhaps the president has gotten tired of waiting for the crack in. the statement last night sidney pal is not a member of the trump legal team, this after days of pal having a flood of evidence deleted and flipped votes to favor vice president biden over president trump using election stealing software. pal says she will continue to pursue those claims honor on behalf of the american people but this last night statement in the trump team is sidney who? the panel has returned. trend five, jessica tarlov and

kristin tate. how did she become the fall gal? [laughter] >> it was obvious. if there is actually any real validity to it. the rnc in the trump campaign what are to be in court suing dominion if these had real proof behind them there's any veracity to them. as far as i know they have not sued domain and they are not in the courts. you are addressing this issue with tim just now about mail and, how do you fix it? we do it frank said in 1975. you outlaw bale in ballots. you go to paper ballots and photo id per lot western european nations do that. like france they discovered it is ripe with fraud and manipulation. it perverts the integrity of the vote. i will say this, the trump campaign electors start voting to ask from tamara for the have a two-week deadline. they cannot actually get some of this to stick. there are real questions for we have three to four times the number of mail in ballots

over 2016. and yet the rejection rates drop to nearly a tenth of what they were in 2016 for their some real serious questions about the pre-canvassing taking place in states like pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin. where it is illegal to do that and cure ballots before election day for they only have two weeks but if they can't figure it out you're probably going to see something around december 7 or 8 right when the electors start voting or trump might actually say we fought the good fight, it's time to move on. >> we need to come up with some objectives standards. i'm not time but a national program. but i do that their people, republicans, democrats the multitude of parties underneath who are more than willing to work together to come up with a system that means you don't have even questions of fraud. i did enjoy, jessica, some of the claims sidney powell was making. not because i thought they might be true because it took

a lot. it takes a lot of work to correlate venezuela with george soros. and the clinton foundation. but she did a pretty good job. but how did all that fall apart? >> it fell apart because there is nothing to begin with. it was literally a collection of every bonkers rumor there is on the internet or right wing media's mushed together. the typical bogeyman of all of these, clinton foundation, that he passed away seven years ago jim together lighted the crowd. and move on. i am surprised that all of them have not had to take the fall at this point. i'll think sidney powell was that much crazier than we heard from rudy judy agenda rudy giuliani as his hair dye down his face buried the press conferences standing up for the four seasons total landscaping in pennsylvania couple weeks ago. there have been moments.

also jetta alice demeaning franklins on twitter by referring to him as a micro genitalia. none of these people are professionals. i sent genitalia not the other world. [laughter] select i have the other word in my head it's part of my monologue tonight. >> i'm glad i did not bring it to the floor then. swivel running out of time and i want to bring kristen in. even rush limbaugh's taken aim at this legal team paid when you lose a rush, i feel there is a big shift afoot. >> yes trump legal path to victory is definitely narrowing. i understand this is upsetting for conservatives. but republicans and liberty lovers should not be too glum. they did over performed down ballots. republicans running on the

plot trend trump platform did really well inmate and roads in almost every demographic, hispanic, american black, this really isn't a loss for conservatives. i am with young americans for liberty. we helped well over 100 liberty friendly candidates get elected dan ballot. that's what happened. trump is not inaugurated in january will because of the trump agenda which is remarkably popular pill be voters, particularly suburban white voters grew weary of his tweet storms and his rhetoric. kennedy: well beloved liberty and we are always serving up hot freedom. stick around panel we've got much more on the way. including joe biden relieving tension releasing of inch of staff picks and it's a doozy. we will break it down next.

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♪ ♪. kennedy: shall we dance? mama mia ♪ ♪ here he goat in the biden transition team announcing the first batch of cabinet pics including anthony blanca and his secretary of state, john kerry is special newly minted climate czar. that means nothing. it's worth noting bleak it was a keen architect of the iran nuclear dear and advise abided to support the iraq war. what a dumb idea. so president elected by did seem extra bring a new era of change? what's get with the party panel, ned ryun, jessica tarlov, and kristin tate. kristin what you think of blink and? that kennedy looks like were in for four more years of obama era foreign-policy which is four years of war and more illegal drone strikes. joe biden stopped by his vice president for eight years and said nothing during obama's

covid war, during the first year as president, more drone specs were carried out then during george bush's entire presidency break that is going to become the norm again most likely. i'm also concerned about education but we don't who biden will choose as the education secretary but more people on his transition team from the largest teachers union. this is a bad news obviously for school choice. this a real shame for children from underprivileged backgrounds. there's one thing we learned during the pandemic it as you take away school choice it widens the education gap in the achievement gap as students from poor families and those are more wealthy families. kennedy: guess what parents like? parents like having choices. and that is of the pandemic has taught them for they are now investigating micro schools, pods, everyone is doing home schooling. having these teachers unions which are keeping the nation's largest school districts shuttered.

i think that is a horrible idea. who do actually like on your jessica? vic i like a lot of these people. some of it is because i'm familiar with them in their work. i happen to think anthony blinking is a good pic. i think that people, we accept the fact that people have of balls on their stance on the iraq war and said it was a mistake like hillary clinton and joe biden practical think they would have endorsed that again if that circumstances arose in 2020 and verses to what tapping the 2000 spread think it's important that i like his. [inaudible] kennedy: he wanted to partition iraq which was very, very unpopular. >> i'm not saying all of the positions are perfect. i said he is dependable, he knows what he's doing is well respected in the international community which is one of the biggest things joe biden is after parties looking to reenter the western world. and to work with other nations

again. oh whatever. >> oh we are at oh whenever that's a response? kennedy: it's that time of the show. >> now let's stop putting icing on this crab pick. >> know tony blink and is an active regime change a person. he was lobbying, there is kennedy welcome tomorrow forever wars. in all parts of the globe. even including south america. it's a snap back to the status quo per going to be sending young americans to die in places we should not be. my only hope is that somehow we went both sent races in georgia and the gop senate grows a spine and looks at some these potential cabinet nominees and says no we are not going to confirm get a something more serious i'm not holding out hope for that but there's no guarantee biden's going to get all of his nominees confirmed republicans take the senate.

kennedy: that is not a spot is a climate star. that's a nothing position that sound super important. so john kerry can stroke his chin as he flies private to your to discuss all these important things with iran and prince charles. the future king. thank you party it has been a delightful way to kick off thanksgiving week. just, netcom and kristen, thanks bryce bruce back have a great holiday. kennedy: thank you have a great holiday. topical storm is next. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ it's time for theraflu hot liquid medicine. powerful relief so you can restore and recover. theraflu hot beats cold.

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kennedy: miley cyprus that even though she felt sobriety during the pandemic she is now celebrating 14 days sober. and congrats to you miley. i also have 14 days sober. just not in a row. alright hold onto your hurricanes. get a double for me. topical storm, topic number one, space mountain is not the only way to get high at disney world. a florida that was arrested for attacking a security guard at disney's animal kingdom while hopped up on lsd. reminds me of the time i snorted snow white with toby. after that we crushed up tinkerbell smoked or angel

dust. [laughter] gene with sf that the kids? 19-year-old james arvid, there he is. that is your mug shot monday, facing a felony charge after battery in an attack on the dino lind usa section recently tackled a security guard from behind for note with her recent elderly slurs a giant turkey legs told him to do it. authorities say when they arrived arvid appeared to be in a state of delirium. while ignoring commands and kicking his legs. in other words, he was behaving like every other kid at disney world. police gave make fast pass to the hospital we told the nurse had taken drugs and could not remember much of the rest of the day. and you thought you forgot where you parked at disney. lucky for him it is a small, small worlds in that jail cell. topic number two, we all know you are what you eat. but now, you can eat what you are. this is so gross and weird. yes, it's revolting invention. a do-it-yourself meal kit or

growing human meats. yeah, you heard me correctly. those delicious chewy ears of yours. the london-based design museum has nominated ty i've meal kit for design of the year. it comes with everything you need to grow human stakes using cells from the insides of your cheeks. i didn't meant which cheeks but i hope it is not a rump roast appeared meal kit allows you to grow tiny human stakes in human cells over. about three months using the power of fetal cow blood. don't keep it near the blood he married mick sort could have a beer drinking problem for the creator say eating her own flesh is not technically cannibalism. although it is self-serving, lab grown meat has not been approved for human consumption. this is only a prototype. but while you are waiting to eat your heart out, you can just do it i do. every night on this show and put your foot in your mouth.

delicious. topic number three. have you seen this? it is a heroic rescue caught on tape. when a florida man fought an alligator to stop his three -month-old spaniel from becoming puppy chow amazing. watch the cigar. 74-year-old richard said he was enjoying the sun when he heard his new puppy, gunner, crying into been attacked by an alligator, was dragon the poor thing into a pond. why can't this date or just eat fetal cow blood like the rest of us? with no time to get gatorade, richard jumped into the water begin pulling the gators mouth open to set gunner free. i said the gunner was so cute he wanted to eat his little face. richard and gunner are both fin fine. and a few small cuts what will be okay. he said he just needs to figure out how to get his wife to go swimming out there. yes honey it's super fun real safe.

topic number four. you can only pick on a puppy for so long before it comes back with a full metal jacket. the u.s. military has announced air force base in panama city will incorporate robot dogs into their defense regiment. eat that gators. instead of giving this dog a bone they gave it a whole exoskeleton. military said the robo dolls will not will supplement ordinary military dogs but will be nice to have soldiers that cannot be scared away with vacuum cleaners for the robot dogs operate much like ordinary dog to the few key differences. one, rubbing their bellies gives you tetanus for the favorite chew toys are chinese spies and when you ask them to fetch they usually bring back sara connor. at least those metal mouse won't have dog breath. they're very well-trained approved the average unit can sit and stay for 4000 years. they only leak on the rug when

they blow an oil gasket. sounds like half of my relative relatives. thanks katon brown, i will be right back. to support a strong immune system, your body needs routine. centrum helps your immune defenses every day, with vitamin c, d and zinc. season, after season. ace your immune support, with centrum.

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♪ ♪ i give her watch the best hour of your debris follow me on twitter an instagram kennedy nation, they spent at kennedy fbn. smyrna knights chris barron, mike cates, t hallelujah the good sash, good night. up. also about joe biden saying he's going to fix problems by talking what critics say are the same old, same old obama officials. west virginia got a new big one, a big media outlet accusing president trump of trying to lock in his policies, but it is the exact same thing that they approved president obama for doing four years ago. joining us tonight, mick mulvaney and christopher bedford along with saul wisen berg and ronald vitiello on these developing stories. we've got new hope and