you deserve it. we'll be here tomorrow. god bless america. good night from sussex kennedy: so how'd you pick who gets the vaccine first? who gets an injection at likely lives? and who gets the shaft? very heavy question buried today the cdc decided just that. but did they make the right call customer earlier this evening a cbc panel voted 13 to one, man who is that nosy norbert to recommend healthcare workers and residents of long-term healthcare facilities be first in line for any coronavirus vaccine that get emergency authorization from the fda. they are calling it phase 1a. and the vaccine is widely expected to be approved. vaccines at plural. so when will they be ready?

here's health and human services secretary, for now, alex lazar. >> it really could be within days of fda approval will see vaccines in people's arms which is frankly incredible. we believe will have people getting vaccinated many before christmas this year. >> while that sounds so hot. it is a christmas miracle but will people take it? would you take it? recent gallup poll say 58% said they would 42% say they would not. the numbers are not fantastic. but experts say that once more evidence of effectiveness comes in, more people are going to get the shot. so are healthcare workers in the elderly good place to start? let's meet tonight's town hall hosted the guy benson joined fox news radio it is guy benson. and we have got reason featured editor peter suderman author of in brand-new book, can hold it up you have the book there pete peter? i'm not written a book.

[laughter] kennedy: i wish you should, you should write a book. >> ibooks next met could hold u up. [laughter] before now that's great. you can just hold up some of those books, you will really impress the people who are watching with the volume down. i would also not fox news contributor and liberal radio host, she is going to cry liberal tears tonight, leslie marshall fresh off the outnumbered couch. we shared it today. welcome everyone. hyper i did not write a book but i can have books i can lend out for other people wrote for everyone on the panel tonight. before that's wonderful. so guy, you are in fact an author. i wrote a book, yeah. support yea did just last week i understand. when we talk about who gets the vaccine, this is really interesting. this is we really start entering the end of the french revolution freight this is the reign of terror.

because you have people who are going to make excuses and rationalizations. and this is where the cannibalism really begins. and people start pitting one group against another. and it is going to get ugly. does a very dramatic way of framing it. i take a slightly less dramatic view of this. kennedy: boring. >> we are all going to have the vaccines available to us soon five probably the second quarter of 2021. the question is who gets it first? i think, i'm not a doctor obviously. based on common sense these groups that they are targeting to be at the front of the line, to me i think it is intuitive. i think it is a good decision. i mean if you have people who are in long-term care facilitie facilities, the elderly comorbidities particular vulnerable to these disease, getting them safe as soon as possible, i think has to be a huge priority. that would be in a normal sigh of relief for the country.

and i think for those front-line workers, nurses, doctors in particular, to the numbers you cited from gallup. i think it people see their doctors getting inoculated on television, doctors and frontline workers lining up eagerly to be shot in the arm, i think that will really help increase the confidence of the public that this is safe, this is effective. it's good enough for their doctors good enough for us. so hopefully, psychologically that would be a boost in addition to starting the process of herd immunity. kennedy: if my 11-year-old saw the cast of grey's anatomy get the vaccine i think it would change her mind certainly. so peter what's talk about this. because helping the old, and your estimation, helps the rest of us. i think that is a great way of framing it. but i want you to explain exactly that thought. >> so when pfizer released their first trench of data a couple of weeks ago, one of the things they noted was not only that it is about 94

effective in the population generally, but specifically to 94% effective in elderly people. that is important. a huge percentage of the deaths that we have seen from covid so far, have been in people 65 or older. about 85% of the deaths. and nursing homes have been hit particularly hard. people in those situations can't easily avoid contact with other people. any intimate, close-up personal help. we can vaccinate the elderly population effectively, but that helps us to that means us younger folks can take a break to some extent. a big part of the case for distancing or avoiding gatherings is not only to protect yourself, but to stop the spread so it does not end up reaching older and more vulnerable people. kennedy: that is why people are saying off of planes. that's why people are singly from family gatherings and not going out, rightly so. because you want to protect the people in your family who

literally have no immunity because of age or comorbidities. entre find this a little bit, leslie. for talk about people who should be at the front of the line, not only would it be foxbusiness host,. >> met people in nursing homes and of comorbidity, elderly and minorities. because this disease has ravaged minority communities. >> it's interesting parnas talking to on my radio show earlier geraldo just pray that's one segment that should be the top one egg, 1b, when ct appeared there is a disproportionate effect on communities of color and minority communities. and i know i guy, kennedy about foxbusiness brain knows a guy who knows a guy so will hook you up. that being said, and i read green with guy on this bird i know it happens rarely guy, but i do pray this is smart. one of the problems were seeing not just here in california where i live but in hospitals throughout the country is the concern that we

have so many people coming to the doors covid, you really don't know who has the underlying health condition, house went to affected individual, how many beds are going to take up. are there enough healthcare workers who take care of what people say is the sue nami coming to us after the holiday season of cases may think it's essential that healthcare workers have it. and i also agree with peter, my husband is a physician. if you asked me my going to take a vaccine? if he does and he tells me and my kids to and that it is safe absolutely. stu varney goes your pediatrician and your pediatrician has kids and the pediatrician said no, i gave my children the mmr, mh you feel better. i absolutely agree with that. but then rich people going to start paying for the vaccine like they did to get to their kids into dumb usc. we have ortho panel just a bit. however the one thing congress can agree on is the nation is in crisis but this morning senate majority leader chuck schumer called for a while, what a surprise, a big

government intervention, watch. >> time has come for congress to pass a bipartisan covid relief a bill that meets the needs of our workers, our families, our schools and our businesses. support later on the day a group of bipartisan centers propose a $900 billion stimulus that would extend unemployment assistance and usher in a new round of small business loans. it did leave out the 1200-dollar stimulus check that president trump and nancy placebo supported. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said, like his cocaine, that in going to cut it, watch. >> we do not have time for lengthy negotiations. the issue is to be want to get a result? and i would like to remind everybody the way you get a result, you have to have a presidential signature. kennedy: so is there any chance this lame duck congress will get sacked together before they get the flock out of town? here to discuss fox news contributor business of economics at the king's college in manhattan it is brian brenberg.

so brian brenberg i don't have a problem with $900 billion the way i have a problem with two-point to trillion dollars. the issue with this is something that you have raised. this is an appetizer to continued stimulus legislation, at least for the democrats in this bipartisan group. explain that. >> yeah, the problem is nobody once a stop at 900 billion. early snow went on the left once a stop at mark warner's part of the group that put together this new 900 billion-dollar proposal. but he said is is an interim step. an interim step, almost a trillion dollar interim step to what? obviously something much bigger the beginning of the year. so the issue isn't necessarily is a 900 billion-dollar plan totally bad, it is got its problems. it's better in some ways that what nancy blows he and chuck schumer has proposed. but the big issue is, would be going to get in january? what are we going to get in

february? how big is that going to be and how much is a squint at up to? what mitch mcconnell is saying is no were not on what stimulus deals outside of the year end spending proposal that we have to put together to fund the government in 2021. only get there we'll talk about stimulus. that way we don't pile spending on top of spending. kennedy: think there a lot of people of small businesses and small children single had shut the government down a don't care. because you don't care about us. i would much rather have a check before christmas i combine my family something then watch you guys keep the lights on so you can have redundant social programs. what's interesting here is susan cohen, mitt romney and susan cassidy of three republicans partisan bipartisan group. i think they see themselves of having a lot of power. because if the republicans do maintain a slim majority in the senate, these are the ones who could swing over and create these bipartisan factions. and they could do a lot of damage.

they could spend a tonto of money. thinking they are just giving away everything for free and getting people to like them. >> absolutely. even if the republicans hold the senate in 2021, that is no guarantee that you're not going to get spending blowout. the fact is the marshall swing voters in the senate, republican senate are very, very happy to spend money. so people talk about mitch mcconnell having all sorts of power for public until the senate. he has to sequence things very carefully. by think that's what he's doing right now. i want to agree with you when their people at home looking at this theirs then you know what? i could have used some of that bridge of money a long time ago. why in the world can't you get this done? i just want to say to get brexit on your program before, senate republicans that had a happy trillion dollar bill on the table for weeks that would've got money to people who needed it. it has been a house and democrats have said no way, and they are continuing to do that right now. they are still talking about

trillions. until they come off of that because i don't take mitch mcconnell well. until they come off of that, you are not going to get a deal. it's exact of the people your talk about small business owners and families were going to pay the price. see for yes and they're the ones in the businesses shut down again like l.a. county, san francisco, and new york is flirting with another pause. it is pretty awful stuff for it i don't trust congress. but it always got you brian brenberg, thank you so much. [laughter] 's vacuum at kennedy. kennedy:'s some of biden's pics is always running into resistance. what is joe going to do? mitch ryan and richard fowler they debate next. ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪

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punching bags are still probably feeling the burn. that could lead to an uphill confirmation battle, something lindsey graham hinted at today. >> 's if you want to stop this nonsense, if you want to make sure this nut job, tanden does not become a director of the budget in charge of the office of management and budget the make sure we win in georgia. kennedy: 's home that is as nut job? and has she made too many enemies to make the cabinet cut customer joined me now majority founder and ceo presidential writer for george w. bush it is ned ryun. we've also got the host of the richard fowler show, fox news contribute are the one and only richard fowler welcome gentlemen. >> good to see a kennedy. before i get to be that meat in the man sound you guys are the bread. now you tweeted this week libertarian suck. i think you suck ned, how about that? [laughter] >> listen i've got good libertarian friends rebut to have a rule in life never trust a look as of matches and

never trust libertarians with serious politics. i stick to it and own it. supporting republicans have done a bang up job with the deficit. no no no i will agree with you on that one. super really nothing else because i'm right? so let's talk about neera tanden. she's making not only republicans mad, but also progressives. so that the death now? does that mean joe biden is at the sweet spot? >> no. think this is deeply unserious for think this is a joke. and she is doa. think the real problem is of the progressive wing i don't think should be guaranteed every democratic vote should she actually get through and nominated to go to the senate. >> that's what i said angus king and bernie sanders should give her the bird. >> it's another tell the corporate are the animating force inside this potential biden administration. again they gave her a lot of money will she was running center for american progress. but then you get to the republicans, do you really think the gop keeps the senate that some of the cold mitch

mcconnell moscow mitch is going to get confirmed? not in a million years. safe i bet mitch mcconnell shoulder his own moscow mitch shirts. he was hawking cocaine mitch stuffer while else i wish i would've bought some i'm not going to lie. god bless capitalism. which i don't have a problem peeping trolls, 27 getting people mad, that is what your candidates and that's her job at the center for american progress which is fine. but rob portman said you cannot have someone so overtly partisa partisan. and he knows what he's talking about, rob portman will not be accused of being a terribly partisan republican. think he's right there. if she had nothing to be ashamed of, don't delete the tweets. it's a sign of guilt. >> look, i think rob makes a good point. that shall be hashed out in the senate hearing. the fact that republicans like ned and others are talking about neera tanden tweets is

so outrageous to me. i cannot even believe are having this conversation in 2020. last time i checked, what comes to may be calling people names on twitter thing saying bad things about people on twitter, i'm in a 1600 pennsylvania avenue or the president calls one senator. [inaudible] kennedy: and he was voted out of office. neera tanden has a massive, massive swath of federal power. thousands of millions working beneath her. >> you know what candidate that's a fact what's debated out the united states senate. but republicans if you're going to die on the hill and nasty tweets that's the wrong hill for you. he is the king of that hill. kennedy:'s out ned you said neera tanden is hunter biden in a skirt. i love that. i don't know if it's true but i really like the phrase. you know what, she took millions in the uae.

barely anyone that wrote a check she turned out it goes, big tech, uae. we do from the uae from the foreign money that came and we know that for a fact. i would love to actually get a little bit more understand. it's worth the evidence pointed to it. >> it's been reported in several places richard. it's interesting to see if she'll set up to the scrutiny. hold on a minute richard pretty think at the end of the day kennedy at first i thought was a bait and switch. this is not something that serious people talk about part and then i'm like no they are moronic. my theory on how this happens is hillary, few sheets to the wind picked up the phone late one night called the senile guy in the basement that had got a great idea. serious sober with their full. [inaudible] [inaudible] if i don't talk about food stands for a few someone had a tough upbringing in this cabinet, nominate flavor flav but go ahead richard you get

the last word. how do you know republicans are losing they talk about hillary clinton. here's a great example of it. ned lost all of their argument so instead of time when angry tweets trump as well or instead of talking now you're tooting or being hunter biden with no evidence. when that failed to say told hillary clinton because that your main talking points. once again. [inaudible] support debbie the perfect end to 2020. ned and rich and i want to thank you both your great sports and i appreciate her conversation. thank you. thank you. kennedy: coming up the los angeles county supervisor getting some heat after voting to close restaurants. and then she fed her fat face that one. how do we end this infuriating hypocrisy? my memo and the party panel are next. yeah!? i switched to geico and got more! more savings on car insurance!? they helped with homeowners, too! ok!

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stick, trying a seasonal appetizer splurging on a glass of afternoon wine. fun, wasn't of the l.a. county board of supervisors voted three -- two to close all dieting. even the arguably safer outdoor kind will hasten the demise of eateries and breweries hang out by thread. but do you know who got their naughty outdoor lunch on customer looking there l.a. county supervisor sheila stuck in a snack before things shut down. even though she called outdoor dining a dangerous situation and labeled it a serious health emergency that had to be taken seriously. and then, she shoved a serious meal right down her face whole even though she insisted restaurants and the covid hots on the cannot possibly be kept safe. she clearly doesn't believe that claptrap if she's dining out fresco hours after her vote for just like every other hypocritical politician who is broken a string of rules that clearly apply to the simple

dirt people and not the privileged and powerful. denver mayor michael hancock was copper party a flight to mississippi after he tweeted past the potatoes not covid. host virtual gatherings is that in person dinners, board travel education. mississippi comic gavin newson died mass close and you can member practically sitting on the laps of lobbyist while his urchin have in person school. dianne feinstein is basically taunting death, skulking through airports in the capital with the face as bare as a 70 streaker. sheila, take a bow you're the latest poster child for missing morals. and you are in hideous company of the band of hypocrites who have pensions and perks that clearly insulate you from the economic consequences of this virus. so callously foisted upon us but out of tub deck wagons like yourself are its behavior is as sickening as the buyers you clearly don't fear and that is the memo.

as of this week the 10 million residents in l.a. county could no longer legally congregate with people outside their immediate family. unless it is for purposes of outdoor protests or religious gatherings. anyone mind if i protest in your sonic? great. should be forced about the rules that are made for us simpletons and broken by her dear leaders? the party panel is back, guy benson, peter suderman, and leslie marshall. so leslie had a doozy to down outnumbered for you said that and frank lived in an attic for two years. she had a horrible experience. when she was eventually taken into custody by the knot sees and died in a concentration camp. how on earth is that comparable to covid? sick because as many of you know i am half jewish. jewish people in my family, cousins and my answer like anne frank was in the attic for two years shut up, where your mass, social distance so we are told will have a vaccine by march.

chill out, stop the whining. but look, i said also earlier today kennedy and before few were going to leave you got to lead by example. this was hypocritical for you can die out in pasadena you can all have dinner with me outside here at l.a. county if you would like. but in addition to that, part of the problem with this virus as you know is doctors are learning everything about it as it comes daily, it's very fluid. and as we are seeing whether it's a blue state or red state there are restrictions that are imposed, restrictions are moved or lightened up. depart times or is no justification for restrictions as in the case in l.a. county but they do not have any scientific basis for closing outdoor dining, guy go ahead. wait, wait, wait i disagree. safar want to hear different point of view. kennedy: congregating at home is better for the virus in outdoor dining. science clearly shows that, guy go ahead.

>> i'm going to say did not have anne frank on the bingo card today in terms of covid references. on this point any reference that whole area to monologue a number of the hypocrites. there are new and the mayor of san jose california is got in on the party. i just read a story that the san francisco mayor was at a party at the french laundry the same day as gavin newson. different party at the french laundry part and mike dj call in another impaired everyday of these politicians who tell us that we have to do these things and make all the sacrifices. and then they live their lives in a very different way. the l.a. county outdoor dining peace of this makes me especially furious. because you have a warm sunny climate, or people can die alfresco which is scientifically safe. this is not a giant threat, huge risk or whatever this woman said.

because she went and ate outside hours after casting that votes. my heart goes out to the people who owns businesses and restaurants. we have friends right on the corner that own a restaurant where they are pins and needles on whatever the government might decide tomorrow. they've been told so often outdoor safe, indoor more questionable. they've retrofitted, they bought heaters, they've been all this stuff to make sure they are already suffering business does not get completely crushed to accommodate outdoor dining. all the sudden of these people with no scientific backing saying sorry, three or four weeks you are done no imprisoned zoning whatsoever. don't ask about the science, shut up i'm going to go have dinner outside. it makes me so angry. a lot of people feel that way. kennedy: yes and peter suderman they are not scared of it otherwise they would not be sitting shoulder to shoulder with people who probably haven't been tested without masks for hours at a time.

wasn't george orwell quote from animal farms, all animals are created equal to some animals are more equal than others. that is a situation where facing today. a lot of ways it reminds me of prohibition. when he had alcohol prohibited throughout the country. and yet there was literally a bootlegger who worked out of the congressional office buildings. he started first first five years who's working at a house building and he got arrested. after his arrest he went back and did it again for another five years, working out of a senate office building. it was he selling to question what you're selling to lawmakers for the same lawmakers that voted to outlaw alcohol for everyone else. hypocrisy is built into the job discussion for politicians. even so the stuff you're witnessing right now just incredible. it's huge especially in california which is had some of the most restrictive lockton measures in the country. kennedy: yes absently right the provo bishop analogy is very appropriate. meanwhile the democratic party

cannot seem to get their act together home or in d.c. yesterday dinner times west virginia senator joe manchin through some shade at aoc, claiming the progressive squad leaders more active on twitter there with her bills and committee. it came after aoc gave manchin the stink eye and a photo mention standing up against the lefties in his party sink democrats are not for defining the police or the green new deal. so how do dems plan to get anything done on their own caucus is more concerned with retreats then revolutions, leslie? >> the first of all joe manchin might have a dean esther's name but many of us on the left of the democrats look at him as a republican we are glad he feels that seat of the d is a democrat part i am with your kennedy regarding the infighting. it's absolutely ridiculous. to channel joan rivers, o grow up both of them. it's not with the american people want to pray this is not the american people elected or reelected these twos individuals and other politicians to do but we're in the middle of a pandemic.

it is time for both democrats and republicans to work together quite frankly pay but especially for democrats in the party were their center, moderate, or more progressive further left like aoc. they've just got to stop this it is terrible for the country. it's terrible for the voters. and certainly during this time, during this pandemic people are hurting not just physically but losing jobs and businesses and worried about how they're going to put food on the table or they've lost somebody they love from this terrible virus. absolutely, absolutely elitist and juvenile behavior. kennedy: so peter i'm entertained by a driver problem was it. i think that's come to some of you in the same party, if you have different backgrounds politically and you have come to different conclusions even though you share a d, i sought to see them keep each other in check. [laughter] subject my reaction of the same reaction to godzilla

fighting moth or, let them fights. [laughter] which ones godzilla? >> there is a debate going on just between the two of them. one is the job of the legislature. is it primarily to use your position of power as a platform just to basically be somebody who is on, is giving speeches, who is more of a media figure than an actual lawmaker. at the same time communicating is important. i think actually aoc, even if you don't like or you have to admit she is a surprisingly effective communicator. there is going to be a war between the bernie bro left on the democratic centrists over the next couple of years. if you find that entertaining, there is going to be an awful lot of entertainment for you. before it's been coming to head for years, guy, even away, way further back than the 2016 presidential race when hillary and bernie got into it.

and i don't think the parties during a very good job of wallpapering over the crooks. >> i would have to say that i was pretty impressed with the clap back from joe manchin. because ao tweet tweets the photo of herself staring daggers at the back of his head at a state of union address because these during to clap for something he agreed with his constituents like. and oh she is scowling and she sends out a search week. then he just waits a few weeks gets called in the time saying oh yeah her the scholar, the daggers lady, don't know her. never met her but i hear she's super active on twitter, not so much in her committees around legislation. [laughter] oh damn that's pretty savage there from joe manchin. and he has got a job to do. it is a lot harder to get elected statewide these days as a democrats in west virginia then it is for a democratic socialist to wind very left wing district in new york. kennedy: absolutely. he has the uphill battle.

>> totally print i'm rooting for him in the types. and to leslie's point i wish she was one and would vote more like a republican maybe when a reelection is the up in two years? four years? kennedy: he's up when they're done defunding his butts. alright the panels want to stick around because coming up president trump still pushing his theory that the election was rigged. even suggesting the runoff election in georgia should be called off because of it. he's going be awfully mad what bill barges said, that is next. liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's one that'll really take you back. it's customized home insurance from liberty mutual! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

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sour grapes and the president could derail their binge. today potus tweeted, do something at bryan kemp ga. you lodgers date to be scammed. must check signatures and count envelopes against ballots. then call off the election won't be needed. we all win. alright, the president will be in georgia this saturday to campaign for the gop senators. but tweets like these have some republicans a little worried that he is really going to be campaigning for himself. so what is the strategy here? the party panel is back, guy benson, peter suderman, and leslie marshall. guide me to it start with you. people are concerned this rally will turn into a laundry list of legal grievances in the various states. especially in georgia. and not focused enough on purdue and leffler. what you think? suspect there is some commish i was a dissidence and the messaging for the republican party, from the president.

he sang it's a very important that leffler and pretty win. they could have to go vote for them. donald trump junior has an ad out saying this is crucial you've got to protect you have to vote for these two senators. i agree with all of it. the presence getting undamaged in a campaign of the senators. vice president is going to be down there again on friday. but he's tweeting out saying do something, it's all a scam. there suggesting that the election is fraudulent. and there is no evidence that suggests in any way that it is a rigged election on any large scale at all. if he gets up on stage in front of a big crowd and the points is they've got to elect these two other people. but they're driving the election in georgia's state run by republicans can't be trusted, that can undermine the whole case about telling the and vote in those exact same elections under the same system. which is in fact fair and

safe. just shows he lost the states and that's the trouble he's running into. kennedy: hurts one's feelings i understand that. no one likes to lose. having said that, telling the governor of georgia to call off the runoff elections because we already one man, your state is a scam. they won, that is great news. right? good stuff. >> look, this whole thing is so embarrassing for donald trump and for the people who are still saying that they by the president's crazy theories about the election. this is not offensive it's getting laughed out of court consistently by judges who have been appointed by republicans but in pennsylvania for the trump campaign is remounting up you had a judge right free, fair elections charters of unfair

is serious. calling it a bear does not make it so. charges require specific allegations and proof. we have none of that. this is the story over and over again. they say it's not fair predict say it's rigged they say there's something wrong here. and then they have absolutely no evidence. in fact, the evidence keeps showing the opposite. that this election was free and fair predict donald trump lost it when they have done recounts, joe biden in some counties has gotten additional votes. there's a hand recount in florida brady secretary of state is a republican who is saying look, trump, this is damaging it. kennedy: is also saying there 250 separate complaints that his office is looking into. but leslie, the president is going to go have a rally saturday. if he does it right, he could sure up a lot of support for these two candidates. how could he do it right? >> up got my popcorn right he's not going to do it right for he can't.

it's narcissism one oh one for he cannot lose for that's the reason you don't see legal battles and states that he one part only the states that joe biden one. not just the two that flipped like arizona and georgia from wet to blue. but speaking of georgia if you're going to get up there and do exactly what he said kennedy, which is exactly what he is going to do. he's going to scare off republicans. especially trump supporters. i mentioned earlier to that outnumbered, if you get five -- 10% that's it. five to 10% of georgia support is not showing a peace handing democrats control the senate. kennedy: think that is what democrats are praying for pride we still don't know what happens that's why that makes it crazy. thanks a much what a wonderful night, guy benson, peter suderman, and leslie marshall. topical storm is next. to support a strong immune system,

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