♪. lou: can you believe the mess this country is in? neither can i. we'll be talking with rudy giuliani and sidney powell here tomorrow. please join us for that and that is not going to help any of those conspiracy theories are rushed or those out of the way. on top of all of the judge ruled the voting machines in three counties cannot be wiped or reset, pending a new lawsuit on voter fraud. but that is not altered weight there's more. president trump fighting with the georgia secretary of state, and the governor were

both republicans. in a tweet today the president said why won't governor, the helpless governor of georgia uses emergency powers which can be easily done to overrule his obstinate secretary of state and do massive signatures on envelopes. it would be a gold mine of fraud. and we will easily win the state,". secretary of state brad a rothenberg or said they are more hundred 50 voter fraud investigations going on there. but he is also pushing back against the president saying quote there is those exploding the emotions of trump supporters with half-truths, misinformation, and frankly they're misleading the presiden president. and if that were not enough president trump opening up a new front in his battle to overturn the election. telling maria that the fbi and d.o.j. might have been involved in hijacking the election. >> this election was rigged.

this election was a total fraud. and it continues to be as they hide. and the problem we have, we go to judges, people don't want to get involved. smooth exit will these new charges a bear any fruit? i will he make peach cobbler? and what will georgia get its act together? let's meet tonight money while party panel we have tom bevan here and look who's back the aggressive progressive podcast houston former aide to senator chuck schumer christopher hahn. and read a magazine editor at large and award-winning cohost of the fifth column podcast, 12 years in a row it is matt welch. [laughter] serious guys. great to talk to you. tom i will start with you. this is your business for you look at the polls. you have an aggregate website. you publish opinions from every realm and descriptions from every side. so tell me, what in the hell

is going on in georgia? >> well it's a bit of a message. as far as the runoff is concerned, look, donald trump is going down there and he's going to make commies going to try to. kennedy: let's talk a little bit about the voting machine, the awareness with that recount. there's a federal district court judges that alright, going to give the plaintiff here which was actually sidney powell, going to throw her a bone even though she's on the trump legal team. so what is happening in that regard? >> you mention their tuner 50 broad investigations going to secretary of state. none of the investigations going on appeared to be of the magnitude that would change a 13000 votes trump would need he wants us recounts pretty once a signature match. nothing short of a signature match is not any good.

i am not sure it's likely. and i'm not sure it's possible. the matching signatures of the ballots, taking out from the envelopes, they been separated from the envelopes per there's no way to find that up at the back together. i only know that that is a possibility. looks like it's more of the same which is claims are made but nothing is being bored out in a court of law. certainly nothing that's going to change the outcome at this point. kennedy: you do have weirdness is there, chris. he got too many ballots and not enough ballots envelopes. which is giving people who support the president pause. because every time you hear one more of the stories you say see i told you. and it does not mean, because election was certified doesn't mean nothing weird happened. >> is there a possibility that matt just suggested perhaps there is about here, about there that was not match appropriately according to the

laws of georgia? of course. that many votes cast in that many different places, mistakes are going to be made. but there were not enough mistakes made to overturn 13000 votes. i've been involved in a lot of recount in my life. very rarely deutsche recounts see recounts move more than 100 votes. the joint presidents finding this out in georgia and wisconsin were the recount in wisconsin gave joe biden more votes than he had before the recount. so, i think the president is to accept defeat gracefully, like the guy at the end of that great netflix series coming he shook her hand and said he's great. don't tell me i'm only on episode two. >> oh no oh no. >> [inaudible] (two big spoiler. >> i feel so bad right now. you have no idea.

anyway, thousand episode three you already sought. we do not all have as much time in our hands as you christopher hahn. some of us are doing stuff all day long, not just sitting around thinking of reasons get back at republicans. [laughter] samet i apologize. kennedy: matt welch, we have to look forward as all this as libertarians we take we are given and use it to her advantage. in that regard greed is good. so being greedy about the particular circumstances of the moment, what can we take away that might help us in elections moving forward? >> that is an interesting way of putting it, kennedy. as a libertarian i went divided governments. i want joe biden to be restrained. i don't want some green new green deal with and acted. i don't usually vote for republicans in any circumstances. to say nothing of trump.

but i've been interest in the georgia republicans winning in the senate. every day that trump drags this out he makes that more difficult. i mean, if i was a republican right now i would be absolutely scratching the walls with my wolverine clause. i cannot even begin to believe it. every time they do this it's people like me who are given on the fence of an independent , think like, do know what? maybe people like kelly loeffler and perdue have been questioning bryan kemp. of all the governors in this country to say is soft on voter fraud, bryan kemp? are you kidding me? he is a target of democrats on this issue for the last two years. including democrats who were in many ways in my estimation, were being fantastical in their claims to be in their claims in trump is going after him. every time we do this reminds us the republicans right now are scared of trump for it and

they are scared of trump voters because they think those voters will believe anything trump says. that then you have to look at in thomas actually right about thi this, trump is one for 40 in court. if you are one for 40 baseball you hit worse than a picture. you hit worse than kennedy. if you are one for 40 engagement comment means are headed to the altar. that's a pretty big deal. [laughter] let's continue talking about this big georgia run up it's about to get even bigger. president trump holding a rally there on saturday and attempt to urge republicans to vote on january 53 as you probably know the two races will determine the balance of power in the senate. added washington and in the world. if republicans when they can block a lot of joe biden's agenda. if they lose, democrats hold both houses of congress and the white house. and that is terrifying. more than a quarter billion dollars poured into the state. and that must make it really annoying to watch tv in

georgia. analysts are worried about turnouts. will they be able to successfully mobilize? so tom, as matt just pointed ou out, the president is the best friend and the greatest ally of these two republican senators. but also, he is his own worst enemy in terms of casting doubt on the vote in the election process. so how on earth does he reconcile those two things? >> he's not really trying at the moment. on november 3 the election was fraudulent, it was stolen. it was a joke. and oh by the way can you please go around and turn out vote on january 5 for the senate can it's because we need them in the senate. you saw mcdaniels down in marietta, had an event taking massive grief from trump supporters. so i'm not sure how trump voters are going to react. and whether they are going to be thrilled to go to the

polls. by the way democrats have the same problem. the motivation for democrats on november 3 was to go get rid of donald trump. looks like they have done that. how motivated are they going to be deterred out on january 5? both parties are fighting. on the republican cited self-induced. the pretzel they've gotten themselves into donald trump having these claims of trop fraud and at the same time talk about the election gotta go vot vote. kennedy: if i'm a democrat, christopher i'm going to say we did beat trump. joe biden, kamala harris are headed to the white house. we've got the house. i'm not as motivated as if the evil orange man is going to be president for four more years. i will have to riot. so do democrats have anymore here? >> i think they do things there's a lot of momentum in georgia. this a lot of organizing on

the ground done in georgia. george is turning blue right before our eyes. stops because of donald trump it's good hard ground game being fought by democrats in georgia. so if they can get their people to the polls on election day, they will win. both of my fellow panels have suggested donald trump is not helping down there. if he goes down there this weekend and says the entire rally grieving about the elections and the votes are rigged by what any republicans want to come out and vote in a rigged election? he could depress the base even further if he continues down this path. quite frankly want to see where donald trump is at the end of december. is he on the ground, really try to pull up the vote in georgia? if he is i think that spells trouble for the democratic candidates. i think it's more likely he's going to get mar-a-lago or one of his golf resorts sulking. and i think that is where he should be. so far at least he can go out and sulk and public no-no

seems to be able too. maps, you say this race should be a shoe in for both republicans. >> yes, george is getting more blue. that does not mean it is blue yet. and i don't think it's going to be anytime soon. this should be a very easy asked to say don't give biden the senate majority. it's pretty easy. not only that, you can make john lose again. and again and again, he is annoying. that should be a really simple message. but every time they have to go out there and have this in the republican party and make people very unconvincingly claim the presidency's long-term interests i think right now are rightfully understood as building a base for whatever he does next, which is not presidente and in the near term it's building a people who agree with him and structures like that. so i think republicans have to do a gut check about what they are doing. i think they are not ready to face that reality yet.

québec they're not really sure what's happening in 2024. many are expecting the president to announce perhaps on naga ration day. i think that's wishful thinking but i think the democrats are inventing that story to make themselves mad so that something to pout about. i can't believe he's going to run in 2024 on gender 20 forthcoming such a jerk. >> i said that on the show weeks ago. >> you made it up you made it upwards back in all actuality i did make it up it is a prediction. it's called something. what you cannot repeat on air. the man panel returns later. however joe biden today and failing his new economic peace what direction will the economy take? if free markets and capitalism are new taxes. you guess, pretty easy choice. jonas ferris is breaking it down next.

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means they believe in deficit spending for the going to spend a bunch more money and even janet yellen has talked about the joy of raising taxes. what does that typically due to an economy when you have high taxes and a lot of spending? >> >> it slows the economy. this is an inequality dream team first of all. there also are keynesians which are old-school they like to do fiscal spending during a recession. perhaps not during a recession , these are borrowers though. i don't see this being paid for by tax increases significantly which is why wall street is sort of excited for they like it janet yellen she is with the college when she was fed chair which means she doesn't care so much about inflation she's more concerned by the unemployment rates. all these people in their own way are more focused on fairness. this whole team is kinda like biden is trying to fix like many centuries of economics

field. with one mass hiring is what basically went on here. it is appealing unless there's problems with that. i think some of these pics are pretty good but some going out and were negative nothing is appropriate to go to more spending. the current congress going to get in the deficit again which they have not cared about the last few years if you've got a crew that comes in that has a multitrillion dollar spending plan to fix inequality to help people through covid break that's not going to get throughput and more fiscally conservative team will be the newly conservative republicans. >> that is the question but how do senate republicans deal with the team like this and vice versa. because you're going to have to pay back what you borrow at some point. spector going to scream holy communism which is not going

to get us any stimulus plans going for investors think this is going to be, they think they like to spend now even though we have no plan to pay for any of these programs revamp no plan to pay for spending the last year. the current stimulus related to covid has no plan to go away. it's more significant. >>. kennedy: they can't raise taxes right now. if the republicans maintain the said i'm delighted my taxes will not go up. how did they just make this money materialize? do you now believe in modern monetary theories? >> none of these are mmt. there old-school print they don't think you can make the money to make the debt go away. he's not done hiring people. there's people he could pick in that department. this a be a trade debt and pretend it doesn't exist. the way we are borrowing lives we're going to have to note

some point we didn't make it create it to away from the last crash. going to make that very hard to going without causing deflation in the suit teacher recession. it could go and a lot of strange directions pretty also wonder if we have another panic next year end we can't get spending out of the republicans we have a crash than in the last time what hank paulson was secretary, was treasury secretary he had to beg nancy pelosi for huge bailout. in hindsight we needed it. i wonder if this team will be able to squeeze bailout money out of republicans as easily. kennedy: they've been spending like drunken sailors the last four years. i don't see why not. it is to our detriment. it's a really bad idea. i guess we should all farming crypto, jonas thank you so much. >> thank you. kennedy: should kids be in school or should they learn remotely forever? governors and mayors across the country still trying to

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kennedy: it is time to get back in school. today i watched dog hop up on my daughter's bed and scarfed out what was left of her uber eats. and i realize, holy smokes my children are shut and he then spurred my dog has become fairly nigh to bat for the poor bathrooms to yell at any of them. they need to go back to school. even doctor debbie downer, dr. anthony fauci she agrees with me. >> we set not being facetiously as a soundbite or anything but close the bars and keep the schools open is what we really say. obviously you don't have one-size-fits-all. but as i said in the past, and as you accurately quoted me the default position should be

to try as best as possible within reason to keep the children in school, to get them back to school. the best way to ensure the safety of the children when school is to get the community level of spread loan. kennedy: and keep the bars ( what science has told us for quite some time his kids are getting terribly sick. none of them have died in 17 states. and they not catching coronavirus in school. they're cutting and the community and bring it to school, not vice versa. teachers are comfortably day drinking, keeping what depth of the open bars and businesses our children languish in agony for yet another covid season. i don't care if you turn pubs into makeshift classrooms. even the american academy of pediatrics expresses the need for in person learning for these atrophied beggars. frustrated kentuckian rand paul has had it up to is jerry curls with betsy flip-flopping. he recently said this. student it is important to

realize that a society meekly submits to an expert. in that expert is wrong, a great deal of harm may occur would we have one man's policy or one group of small men and women to be hoisted on entire nation. kennedy: we have been foisted. first no masks that now masks. then no school, now school. pick a dam lane while you still have a job without you. in the meantime you can politely force bill de blasio to open all schools are anthony come watch my kids a couple days a week. good luck keeping the soft dog off the bed he has a soft spot for starbucks cookies. that's the memo. students may want schools to reopen but one group is fighting for them to stay closed. you guessed it, teachers unions. they continue to claim schools are not safe in a first kids or educators. does this have more to do with power than safety? twenty be tight adjunct scholar did to cato institute

center for education and reason foundation director school choice it is corey deangelis. so corey, how are teachers unions driving these closures? submit their three studies on the topic but i've done one with mit. even after controlling for demographic characteristics in the area. places with stronger teachers unions are statistically less to reopen in person. no matter how we look at the data, no matter the models we employ. it's a pretty consistent fighting. as a note for most people pray this is what teachers unions have been fighting for across the nation pretty look at fairfax education associate for example have a petition to close the schools for in-person instruction until august 2021. which would be about a year end a half of school closure for in person instruction. this is what we have been seeing pretty does not mean the teachers unions are not necessarily evil or have bad intentions. i think it has more to do with

incentive structures that the private sector has been fighting to reopen or to keep their schools open. even if you're looking at daycare's, schools, grocery stores and other businesses. the public schools have been fighting to remain right think the differences, one of incentives one of these sectors get these money regardless of whether or not they open their doors. select exactly right that's why private schools in california have mostly reopened grid including governor gavin newso newsom's kids are going to school for their private schools. yet they allowed for claude schools across the state. which some democrats call the new segregation. because if you have a bunch of privileged kids who are enjoying the in person experience, and that means they are not fighting depression. they are not fighting loneliness. they are there with peers actually learning in a classroom the way kids do best. yes, you've got kids in public school which arguably and obviously have a lot less

money, they are the ones achieving this emotional and intellectual atrophy. that is such an incredible disservice to children. >> there are two ways to sell these inequities. one is to open the schools and give the families a choice whether to go virtual, hybrid, or in person. or you can fund the students directly and allow the school districts to choose whether to reopen or not. allow the teachers to choose whether to return to work for in-person instruction or not. that also allow families to choose what to do their children's education by finding students instead of institutions. we don't see this problem with any other sector in the economy. i think it is because the norm in all the other sectors as you arty have a high degree of choice. when it comes to k-12 education have an entrenched interest that profits off your children's education dollars regardless of how well they meet their needs. and regardless of whether they even open their doors. this pandemic is really shining a light on this power imbalance that we see what comes to k-12 education.

kennedy: well said. that it should be able to follow the child. if you live in a tough neighborhood with a garbage school, that school still gets money. even if there is no incentive for even if it's illegal to fire teachers. bad teachers stay there in the school still gets money. meanwhile parent to make a lot of money they're the ones who have school choice. so if the money follows the kid and the parent can finally say oh thank god. i want my kid to go to eight catholic school or another type of school so they don't have to stay here and fail. corey deangelis thank you so much will be following your great work and following in talking with you again. so far president trump is from us all americans will get coronavirus vaccines free of charge. for some people that still is not a good enough deal. my next guest is a backing a vaccine stimulus that will give you achish injection just for following the doctor's orders. returning to the shouts former maryland congressman former

democratic candidate for president john delaney. welcome back sir. >> great to be back. kennedy: & the polling is not great for people willing to get the vaccine print was that 50% discount the 58% respondents had their willing to get the vaccine. we need 70% for herd immunity. what does your plan entail? select my plan is in many way based on free is too expensive. and weeding more of an incentive to get ourselves to that 70 or 75% number soon as possible. what i propose is that we just pay people to have the vaccine. pay them $1500 but it's kind of a vaccine stimulus instead of a direct cash payment which i think we're going to do anyhow. we should tie it to getting the vaccine. that will cause us to get to that 75% much faster. maybe three, four months faster print which will save a lot of lives and allow us to get back to normal like you

just talked about. kennedy: will open up the economy much sooner. smacked that his money we spent this thing will be done for it once we are at 75% this thing is over. super i grief you have done some of the math here a little bit not too much mapping your plan cost about $383 billion. so let's say you only need 20% of people to get that herd immunity number. it's not even 20% let's a 17% and here's what you do. instead of giving everyone $1500 you say your name goes into a lottery if you get the vaccine. so you have a chance to be one of the 17% that gets the 1500-dollar check. you won't know until he got the vaccine. and then you give 17% of people 1500-dollar check. thus saving 83% of three or 83 billion. >> seven doing that system would take months to do. the premise here is also that we are going to do a stimulus

plan. and the stimulus plan of the works that did not happen, that it's been a huge mistake in my opinion. everyone thanks are going to stimulus plan. so this is in many ways a higher return on that stimulus plan. kennedy: so would this be in place of the five under billion dollars that the senate has offered? >> listen there's aspects to the senate bill the house speaker bill that are useful, money for schools, buy for healthcare facilities. unemployment insurance, all that kind of stuff. but i do believe is if you do a plan like this, as part of some of that stuff you would not have to do as much later on. there would not be another wave and another wave of stimulus but that's why think this will save us money. i think it will save us money on a lot of programs we are finding because the economy's close. and it will get the economy open sooner which means more sales tax revenue more income tax revenue et cetera. i think the three to

$83 billion with the estimated cost is a very high return on our investment it ends the virus, get the economy opened up and as it relates to the government programs a direct cash payment was the most efficient and most popular than all these more complicated programs. >> it is complicated. when you just start spending money willy-nilly you don't stop there. another people like andrew yang who i have a great deal of respect for. they like the idea. i would not mind replacing that with the stimulus plan that already exist. we are talking to and $3 trillion we will never be able to afford that. but john, before you go, bread talk was on the else for little bit for you might remember you and i made a huge wager, earned one of your last appearances on this fine show, let's remind everybody what happened. >> if you become president i give you 10,000 dollars. and if you don't become president you give me 10,000 dollars.

>> there should be odds here. >> the also you should not be president. them it's a payout much bigger than perry's. >> archival give you one or thousand dollars if you become president. back okay. shake on it? >> if you don't make you give me 10,000. >> the charity of your choice respect the kennadalia foundation right here. >> we shook on it, we shook on it. we did shake on it. go ahead and put up or is subject to a charity of your choice? that's after shook on it you cannot change. that was "after words". i can't see the video don't have evidence of frenemy there is immanuel consummation john you cannot be a well to made the bet, you shook on it. he did not sate charities until "after words" for it in my charity is cash. so go ahead make out the check to cash for it i will make sure he gets to the foundation first thing in the morning.

>> let's assume the foundation were to pick that cash up on your behalf, what would that be? >> and be the kennedy foundation of me. school of government and harvard? sephora absolutely not predicate john halford your 10,000 dollars in party cash. >> charity. kennedy: the charity is me we shook on it you will be ten grand thank you. alright can't wait to get it. coming up with alaska's democrats of essentially had one party platform, beat president trump. now joe biden has one will they have any new ideas? what is the great new identity? the panel returns next. really? i'll check that out. oh yeah. i think i might get a quote. not again!

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i'm going to keep my chin down. progressives are keep the heat on president joe biden to port or liberals to his administration even as he hobbles along with democratic insiders for the lefties latest gripe is inviting considers nominating former chicago mayor and former chief of staff ron emmanuel as secretary of transportation. aoc said immanuel was a pretty divisive cat. now the democrats can no longer bash trump all day. while they actually figure how to govern effectively per the party panel is back. tom bevan, christopher hahn and matt welch sprayed not the only welch on the show, matt? [laughter] i half to correct two. ongoing back out a bit is called welsh it's a slur against the people from wales. having sheep in crossing

borders and some pub. >> i read as a welch on the inter- web. the worldwide web, welsh.com. [laughter] okay tom bevan's let's begin by talking about, it has been so great for democrats to ignore the party chasm by having trump to deal with and defeat. but now that that has happened, democrats do not even need republicans. they have got progressives to fight. this is exciting. so who was winning the battle for the soul of the party right now, tom? biden has not caved into her there will be no appointment of bernie sanders as labor secretary or elizabeth warren. there is been calls to put squad members on and major post. that has not happen probably will not happen. it seems like biden is hewing to a centered left if you will.

but there is a lot of pushback coming for you mention ron emmanuel. i would say some of his in chicago for 20 years now, the idea -- i would be shocked absolutely gob smacked if he gets a position for just the mention of his name brought out aoc, bunch of other folks saying look, this guy basically covered up the murder of an african-american kid in chicago so he can win reelection he is on the left to the deal invokes he is not going to get a job i don't think with the biden administration. i hurt one collect float this idea chris that they were just mentioning his name and floating in the press to stir up outrage so they don't really have to nominate him. is that was going on? i don't think separate also don't think he will be nominated for many of the reasons just mention peter people getting worked up the going it really worked up on ron emmanuel. we had the same conversation every time the democrats take

power. the battle between different factions of the party. it just shows a democratic party is a very diverse party with a lot of different ideas. so for some those ideas don't square we did nominate guy, joe biden's whose ideas are pretty clear pretty is a moderate may be censored left person. i think he's going to hear all sides was going in the best direction he thanks for the country. donald trump is doing the democrats a favor sayings and stick around writing get an 2024. kennedy: he can make things very difficult for joe biden no doubt about that. matt welch will have about 30 seconds. let me finish and talk to matt were running out of time. [laughter] i forgot is going to ask matt it was really important. >> here's how to answer the best thing biden is doing is he stiff arming bernie. the worst thing he's doing is that he stiff arming bernie. it's good to stiff arm bernie on economics and regulation

and trade because he's bonkers at all that stuff. it is bad or comparatively bad to step on bernie from my point of view on things like foreign-policy and civil liberties and criminal justice issues. steve echoes one of the areas where progressives are way better than main stream democrats. tom, chris, matt, main stream party panel thanks a much well done. >> thanks kennedy. kennedy: topical storm is next. in the morning, i wake up and the first thing i do is go to my art studio. a couple came up and handed me a brochure on prevagen. i've been taking prevagen for about four years. i feel a little bit brighter and my mind just feels sharper. i would recommend it to anyone. it absolutely works. prevagen. healthier brain. better life.

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