♪. lou: joining us tomorrow evening general michael flynn will be our special guest. congressman devin nunes, congressional candidate sean parnell. please be with us for that. thanks for joining us tonight. see you tomorrow. good night from kennedy: welcome to it. hell hath no fury like a progressive scorn for they will cancel you to like subscription to reader's digest. this time they set their sights over the very own heroes, former president obama. he's about to learn the hard way the radical left is as group list as a chinese dictator. president trump's predecessors on a snapchat interview the spring when he made the cardinal sin of criticizing where the democrats biggest rallying cries this year. defund the police. watch. >> we should be able to reform the criminal justice system so that it is not biased and treats everybody fairly. i guess you can use a snappy's

note slogan like defund the police. but you know you have lost a big audience the minute you say it. which makes it a lot less likely are actually going to give the changes you want done. kennedy: snappy slogan, okay grandpa. the pushback was swift and ferocious especially from the squad. the real democrat shock collars. congresswoman aoc tweeting the whole point of protesting us to make it feel uncomfortable. activists take that uncomfortable with status quo and activate policy changes. support star small and grows. folks who complain makes others uncomfortable, that is the point. congresswoman omar followed wit with. [laughter] i'm not going say that one. we lose people in the hands of police. i thought a slogan but a policy demand. and centering the demand for equitable investments budgets for committee across the progress.

it is safety. in congresswoman iona presley jumped in with the murders of generations of unarmed black folks by police have been horrific. lives are at stake daily. i'm out of patience with critiques of the language of activists. whatever a grieving family says is there truth. i will never stop fighting for their justice and healing. sounds like they no longer have a crush on obama. this is just more roof the democratic party is splitting like my pants after a gluten-free pasta dinner? let's get into it with tonight's party pena. attorney and strategist alex wilkes by the cozy fire. reason senior and author panic attack, robby soave, great hair. democrat strategist kevin walling is welcome back. welcome back everyone. >> located a good evening. kennedy: good to see a good to be seen. alexander of star review. what is present obama doing

here? is he is just sort of poking the hornets nest? and what gain for him? >> based on this for quite a while. if you remember back in the first part of his first term, he went on the record criticizing the professional (which enraged liberals and progressives out there. because they felt like he was not living fast enough on certain priorities like quintana bay, realizing yea marriage. he was poking the bear it long ago. and i think what he is really speaking to was the progressive's inability to resonate with parks at the electric that he was able to win over back in 2008 and 2012 for contrary to what he says now, a lot of these trump voters in key states were actually obama voters in those years. so he was clearly able to put together a coalition of people that worked. and the slogans that are

developed by aoc and the squad from very liberal progressive districts just do not resonate in the states that are key for national success. kennedy: may boy did they make moderates mad. probably in places like minneapolis and seattle they are defining the police were there drastically cutting police budgets, crime is going up there. so what will the reaction be? how will the pendulum swing here? they might get what they wished for, but do people -- what are the hate more? do they hate crime? or do they hate police? >> they hate crime it's very clear. in fact this is elite white college liberal graduates and defend the police bread but minorities they report to speak for do not want police services drastically cut. i am absolutely for reforming the police but we should be having them do different things. some less things. we are talking about the near police department conducting

stings to figure out which restaurant might be trying to scratch a living in this era, it's perfect with both meek and ds with the war on drugs but there's all kinds of changes we can make. barack obama the defund your police is a bad way of stating the issue and totally turns people off. >> dispute keeps going. thus i would talk to aoc and joe manson, it's not going away. and there really is no way to put some salve on this. because you have these very loud, very popular young voices there trying to speak for the entire party but the problem is some of their demands, they are radical. and they could directly impact us as robby says the community they are claiming to want to help. so if you are joe biden what you do with this? >> did an interesting point in the former with the president

said to give face to aoc's of the party to give platform respect that is so condescending by the way prelutsky ever pat on the head a little space. >> she should have had a larger speaking role in the convention let's elevate these voices from different parts of the oysters that represent all areas. with through the bronx is not true in west virginia with joe manchin. kennedy: it different than what it is in staten island. >> sure, sure. candy i think because we have a small majority in the house speaker of representatives, because we had could be a 5050 split or smaller republicans and the senate. the joe manchin's and aoc's are going to have more of a role in terms of being more vocal and more power to decide what is happening in the house. and what is happening in the senate. they may be the powerbrokers behind the scene. with house speaker and senate leadership in terms of what gets accomplished.

kennedy: that's interesting but fails in the squad do withhold their vote and these are in and take contest. that absolutely can sway what is going on. but if you look at moderates in the senate, they are the ones were going to have the most power. which, if you are hoping republicans are there to support the massive spending programs, susan colleen's, mitt romney may be like no we kinda be like everyone. going to go along with the democrats. that is terrifying alexandra. >> yes. i think look this, president trump really tapered out a lot of the division in the country on the republican side it could be artificially united some factions because the party for these past four years but on the democratic side that could be the ills within the party that a been brewing for a long time. i do think so with the biden

administration. the elder giving them space. they will take it for themselve themselves. before joe biden is not giving anyone space in the cabinet so far. it's interesting because president obama was not good getting people elected. but he had been very good about being embedded in the party long-term turn your sing that your fruit some these appointments but let's move on in your times are pouring joe biden plans to keep fbi director christopher wright in his post or his administration for the revelation might have trump fans pulling the hair fish good enough for joe biden, then why the heck was he languishing in the trump administration for so long? the president still has time to fire up but if he does old uncle joe could just hire him back. meantime fight until the "new york times" he felt like he

had done something good for the country by defeating the president. is he right? and what should become of director ray? let's start with chris ray. probably it has been rumored for some time that president trump is going to fire chris raper he already fired james comey rightly so. on the second fbi director ever to be fired. if you think president trump could and would fire christopher wray before he leaves? i cannot even pretend to guess what president trump is going to do these final weeks as it becomes i think clear to him that he's not getting a second term that he wanted. i don't think it makes a lot of sense really to fire him at this point. you might disagree but it seems excessively petty to me at this point. i do like the idea of some continuity between

administrations. and obviously the cia kind of national security is doing far too much that i find threatening on libertarian grounds. that ought to be looked into. they become things with carter page which is terrible. trump tended to make it all about what they had done to him personally and like that was the entire story. we know republicans are going to completely forget about the going to stop caring about how the cia, the fbi, et cetera treat normal americans. kennedy: that's true they went from caring to careless in terms of the egregious surveillance abuses. so kevin i think christopher wray is not done enough to shore up the reputation of the fbi. you still have a lot of questions. john durham has been appointed special counsel we found that out from bill barb yesterday. and now you've got outstanding

investigations that will go beyond so should christopher wray stay? >> that's a good question kennedy. would not surprise me to it see the firing happened last 49 days of the trump administration. word is bill barr's job is on the line. kennedy: he doesn't care bill barr's like i'm 700 years old, go ahead, fire me. >> 's got his pension at all he cares about. divorcement government for like 80 years. subject kennedy there's a reason why the fbi directorships whacked ten years and go beyond administrations. they should be above the political full your absolute right. jim comey was on the second direction history the fbi to be fired. the first was by bill clinton for malfeasance by that directo director. it was not good that's for

sure. that reason reason why they extend beyond the four term of the president. i hope that will continue will get some questions about the fbi under director raise leadership as well with the probe going forward. kennedy: so alexander, how to improve the reputation of the fbi with all that's going on? >> i think present elected biden could use it as a moment to reach out across the aisle. not just to president trump supporters who are still at the fbi who acted inappropriate. also several libertarians who for many years the abuses have gone on. he could take this opportunity for it as a practical matter with president trump as we inch closer and closer to naga ration day, attention is sort of a waning with the holidays approaching. i think he has yet to decide

where he wants to focus his attention. a key case about the fbi finally is about the georgia runoffs. kennedy: he wanted to cry and trim fire chris ray. phil borman to the white house, had a long meeting and talked him out of it. now is matted everyone. how do you guys like that? we'll talk but that a little later. also the panel returns in just a bit. coming up, the government is still spying on you. they're tracking your whereabouts via your phone. now some senators are demanding more from answers. democrat juan whiting is as mad as a beaver in a headlock. he joins me next. d? really? i didn't-- aah! ok. i'm on vibrate. aaah! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ dcoughing's not new.. this woman coughs... and that guy does, too. people cough in the country,

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that you are using all the time including weather, gaming, blah blah blah. is this legal? and if not what can we do about it? going to meet out working with one of the centers working to expose this. ron wyden welcome back to the show. greatly back, people's rights. kennedy: this is been an area you've been very consistent and very, very good, the bloated surveillance state. as a supreme court decision carpenter versus the united states in 2018. it essentially said it was illegal for law enforcement to warrant access to metadata from cell phone towers. but dhs isn't buying it third-party saying that is illegal. it is the exact same information. it is a metadata. the difference between a third party private company having your information and law enforcement as law enforcement can use it to arrest you. >> you've got it. look, what the bottom line here is, it looks like the

government is using a middleman, a data broker to essentially shred the fourth amendment. and i have got to tell you. i have been investigating this for in the vicinity of a year now. and the more information we get about this, the more troubled i am. and very shortly, i'm going to be introducing legislation. the fourth amendment is not for sale act. that is going to stop the government from going around the courts by ineffective paying off these sleazy data brokers. who you pointed out are getting the information from the apps. kennedy: when there is terms of use agreement on an app, nobody reads things it's like 1700 pages long. the companies know that. it is willful ignorance on no one reads all of that stuff. that does not mean the government should not be able

to use that. on one avenue when the other was complete shutdown to them. so my question is, is legislation the best way to shut this down? because technology is always ahead of the government. is there way of forcing this and refining it through the federal courts? >> i do believe, kennedy, we are going to need legislation. the fact is you can never freeze technology. you can't freeze innovation. that would make no sense at all. we have government agencies have confirmed to my investigators have been secretly tracking people's movements using location data purchased from data brokers. and by the way, it is not just location data that my bill is going to restrict. we're also going to make sure that the government cannot get the information, the data on

who you call in who you text and the webpages your reading as well. kennedy: imagine all the things your phone eavesdropped on all day long. which unmet stage manager for timeout golf swings. on his instagram feed is all the suggested accounts on golf swings. and so we understand how these things work. but the government can make your life very, very difficult. this is the type of stuff that edward snowden revealed, perhaps when the greatest whistleblowers in the history of the country. you think that the president should pardon edward snowden? >> i am on the intelligence and sometimes my oldest child sometimes teases a bout the so-called intelligence committee. i'm not really going to get into anything that touches on classified matters tonight. seaport so i'm asking if you think edward said as she departed? i'm not asking for intel and asking your opinion.

>> when summonsed in charge of the crime i i don't do running commentary on that. i can get this legislation batch agenda past and beat the day that broker lobby i can say the data brokers are going be palling out all the stops. basically right now above the law. the strong bipartisan support and i think this for the fourth amendment is not for sale act that will be good use of my time. kennedy: jevity republicans on board with you? >> we will have something to announce very shortly in both the senate and the house. and i think what has happened as i look at the irf i looked at homeland security. they said enough is enough. and after our investigation confirmed several agencies are doing this. the picking up a lot of support respect senator ron wyden thank you so much is good to see you. things candidates do it again. >> coming up the united kingdom became the first nation to approve a covid vaccine. so why what reverse?

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until all the numbers were fully in. the lack of urgency is stunning considering how much power they have over so many. yet can't seem to bother themselves to grant emergency use for vaccines. i am delighted people are friendly waking up to the truth of these facelift heartless agencies f are much too incentive to drag their heels forever while people suffer and die. but this is a sad and deadly track record for the fda. which could temper fumbling dimwits of america. when the virus first exploded the agency only let medical facilities use approved masks. while there were miracle and 95 masks from industrial. distilleries are sitting on oceans of alcohol, there were more than willing to turn into impossible to find hand sanitizer. but the fda would have required them to add the nature into their equipment. and that would've made future consumable alcohol impossible and would've ruined all their businesses.

did you know there's a great at home covid test available? wouldn't you love to get one on amazon? we can't because the fda requires a prescription for it does not trust you could give or read such a test. have a herd of a pregnancy test? they think we are all mouth breathing dumb dumb spray tonight have to wait in your doctor's office, catch covid and then indicate your hands on a home test kit. thank you fumbling dimwits. the fda has a long and shameful history of killing people by wasting years, even decades approving these drugs will places like canada, japan and italy approve their drugs for prostate cancer and the flu. and in some cases 18 years before u.s. approval. and it is not just time to light a match under the collective romp of this embarrassing model it's. we should torch it out of existence as they clearly do more harm than good. and that is the memo. food and drug administration commissioner steven hanh told

abc news they are working as fast as they can. take a listen. >> know when it fda sitting on his hands or her hands. everybody is working really hard to look at these applications and get this done. support that guy at makes me mad because he is lying. the president trump is reportedly fuming as well the year old are beating us to the punch. will he get any credit for his role the race for the vaccine? i just want the vaccine i don't care about the credits for the panel has returned, alex wilkes, robby soave, and kevin walling. robby able start with you. i do my mentor and our friend john has been doing incredible work and research for years about the fda. how harmful that agency is think about that? >> it is enraging. it's approved by the european union should be available here. there's no reason for it not

to be. there is no reason there evaluators are just as good as ours. the idea that you would wait even a few more days, people are dying because of this. the historian robert conquest has said that to explain the behavior of any bureaucratic organization you have to pretend it is run by a secret cabal of enemies. so in this case the fda, it served the interests of coronavirus of disease. it is prolonging the existence of the thing. because these bureaucrats love their job or their power to delay things. fire them all, destroy the building, solve the earth behind it. it is inexcusable. kennedy: absolutely right. kevin walling, there has to be frustration from democrats as well? because guess what, you guys have grandmas and grandpa's in nursing homes. it's not just republicans. this is awful. we are reading about these numbers by the hospitalizations, the fact that there are not enough

research trucks you hold the dead bodies from the overflowing funeral homes. but we have vaccines that are ready to go. and they are safe. they have been through rigorous trials. are you mad? in my just being emotional broad? >> no i am furious. tonight that americans came down the virus today alone. we lose in america every minute to this virus. so any delay whatsoever, any handwringing is a stain not just on that agency, but on all of us for not moving fast enough to approve these vaccines. and at the same time, but fda needs to be doing is talking about the need for this vaccine. we see so many people in this country unsure, not wanting to get this vaccine what it is approve because of misinformation out there. it needs to be a two-pronged attack from the fda. not just beating up the process but also making sure that between 60 and 80% of us get that vaccine for it to actually be truly effective in

this country. kennedy: 70% is the magic number to achieve herd immunity. you're not going to get there with infections alone and the people have naturally occurring antibiotics. but my problem with all of this, is the people who are making decisions have no financial stake. they're getting paid no matter what. so all of the people, the administrators work at the fda they're going to have fat pensions. and you know people are losing businesses and dying because of this virus. >> it is completely unacceptable. particularly when there such a decline in the countries physical health, mental health, economic health rate is just inexcusable that we have this delay. as you mentioned it's because we have bureaucrats at the top it be of these tiny who are trying to convince the public that we somehow depend on government research and rights and for access to certain treatments, certain drugs. when in fact it is about personal choice. it's about individual liberty. where the meat in the

restaurant prodrug to get the vaccine, whether we go to a store. so much of that been lost in this whole debate. because people are scared. before they are withholding a lot at that activity so we do not sicken the most vulnerable among us. alexander, robby, kevin thank you so much as been a great panel. that is medically help day. while the rest of the country waits for that vaccine, or those vaccines businesses across the country are bracing for a very rough. dozens of bars and restaurants have signed a pack promising to continue to serve customers indoors despite strict lockdown measures from the governor. he says any businesses that buy like the health orders could lose their license to operate. local business like the grimm brothers brewhouse is fighting back to protect their jobs and employees and staff. they are worried about getting laid off before christmas for joining me tonight from

colorado is grimm brothers brewhouse. welcome to the show morgan. >> thanks for having me. kennedy: will is really the impetus for you to sign this pact with 59 other businesses? tell me about some of your employees and their concerns. >> yes. the employees were huge part of why these businesses signed on. we, and others, had to lay off all of our staff the first shutdown. and could only bring back part of our staff originally. and i can't look my staff in the eye and do that again, right before christmas. kennedy: what kind of modifications have you made in order to -- you know you're not just doing this to some the eye of bureaucrats in colorado. you are this to keep your doors open. so people who work there can buy christmas presents for their kids. what are you doing question work but are some of the measures you put in place to stay open?

>> we operate our normal level yellow. but we go above and beyond because we want to protect our employees and our customers. we have age 13 medical grade hipaa filter air purifying system. we had our garage doors open. we are in a massive warehouse that is been converted into a taproom. so it's like being outside in a tent. however, last night we were told by the liquor enforcement division in colorado that we cannot operate given our two sides are open because all of the sudden we are trying to create a spacious environment that is part of our original liquor license. so this rogue agency is trying

to derail what we are trying to do right now. support those of the people alexander is referring to is tiny tyrants. those of the people who are so incredibly shortsighted. and they focus on the letter of the law and not the spirit of the law. the spirit of the loss of key people safe, which is what you're doing. i understand you invested thousands of dollars. and you are one of a number of businesses that we have heard about doing whatever you can to serve your customers and help your workers. and it breaks my heart that you go one county over in colorado and they are dieting indoors. >> yeah. we came out with a cry for help from our local government officials are local health department. and i've got to say, it is amazing to be a small fish in a massive pond. and to actually get the kind of help and feedback we got back from our county

commissioners. our local senators and representatives. and the health department met with us and have worked with us. and we are really helping the governor's office will do the same. because it is amazing to actually see the government do what they are supposed to do. and help out their constituents. before they should be helping them out purges like you're helping your customers, your pregnant server, and all the people who are profiting from you saying (go to grimm brothers and have one for us. morgan thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. kennedy: and author just wrote libertarian sock. i've got two reasons why we don't buddy. and so does nick gillespie. he's backing me up and joins moments. this is us talking tax-smart investing, managing risk, and all the ways schwab can help me invest. this is andy reminding me how i can keep my investing costs low and that there's no fee to work with him.

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dance party. libertarian sock. that's the article the spectator this week the writer michael warren davis in the thousand whiny words about how cost is beloved president a second term for my favorite part of the screen leads libertarian sadat do their duty predicted not exercise their vote for the good of the country but i'm sure they felt very good about themselves casting about for candidate they can really believe in. so is there anything better we can do within this article, with this article and use it to house train a dog? here with me now it is the interview podcast host and reason editor at large, celebrated author, the man in wet, nick gillespie is back. hello dear. becca located a good to talk with you. support i got in a little bit of a shoddy fight with ned at ryan he had that article

libertarian sock. so what is michael warren davis confusing here? he says libertarians early 5% of the population, what is he getting wrong? >> among other things he's really undercounting the number of people who identify as libertarian or vote kind along libertarian lines for those are generally fiscal and conservative. the problem with these people, and by these people i mean men with 31st names. lee harvey also, those types of things that michael warren davis. they are. [inaudible] gacy is going to be my third child same as a matter fact. if you are guy can't beat joe biden, don't come crying to libertarians. say why didn't you vote for us. i don't understand it. this is the auto with both of these parties. you are given a two bad

choices and the people get mad at you when you say hey thanks i'm going to stay over at my end of the table. the fact of the matter is that libertarians have been ascended, certainly not in terms of getting both in and winning the presidents or anything. but when you look at issues like criminal justice reform, drug legalization, being in favor of legalization paid the one thing that donald trump has bequeathed to the nation is the highest approval rating for immigrants. in virtually any time you look at something that is good that is happening in america, when you get there libertarians of the open the door saying, on n. >> these are the serious betrayals that libertarians have been blazing. and you know when you appeal to the collective, from a group of individualists, you realize that you have already lost the argument. and that was what was so stunning. the collective good requires

you to do is what we want you to do that ryan said he never trust libertarian serious political issues. i said what about republicans and deficits. i thought what about republicans and war, what about the afghanistan war? what about the first persian wa war? thrown top of that when the pandemic kid there were a town of article saying there are no libertarians in pandemics. this is when you need a gigantic overwhelming states. in fact, what happened is when the pandemic struck things, states like massachusetts to spend a bunch of their medical licensing laws. because they were getting in the way of doctors actually taking care of patients. the tsa got rid of a bunch of security rules because people needed to carry hand sanitizer started getting out of the way.

they aren't there to help people or protect people. they can entrench special interest that went things the way they are. i don't to say 2020 is been a terrible year's been clarifying his libertarians have a lot to add to the national conversatio conversation. kennedy: amen. it's not just about the libertarian party. that is the main thing this guy got wrong. please québec so that was so beautifully said. i want to get comic don't tread on me tattooed on my fanny. nick gillespie you are a legend. thank you. topical storm is next. on, after. ace your immune support, with centrum.

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when he was just three weeks old. something joe biden can barely deal at 78. he has been offered a spot in the 2021 class of georgia tech to have georgia tech engineering swing travel to space when he gets to the frat parties still get much higher. caleb says he hopes to work at nasa and his dream is to one day go to mars. that is until he turned 16 and that he will get what to go to second base but after college caleb says he hopes an internship with his hero, alana must read how smart this man because mickey just offered to work for the second richest man for free. after hearing steve harvey promise of pays entire college tuition. the bad news now caleb must base the soul crushing torture being a super genius and still having to laugh at steve harvey's awful jokes. topic number two. a woman and the uk suffered hallucinations. and incontinence for months after eating, get this your going to barf.

five-day old gas station sushi. talk about a raw deal. the 34-year-old said she noticed the fish was sour but she poured soy sauce on it to cover up the taste. within months she lost control of her motor functions and began hallucinating, the bugs are crawling under skin. but she eventually went to a doctor after months but her husband one night found her mumbling to herself in the corner covered in her own urine. at times like my prom night. and the time she said it felt like a fish were swimming around in her stomach for it even worse when she pressed her belly button it would pop up and saying take me to the river. [laughter] after months of misdiagnosis tapeworm have been living inside of her and prescribed her dose of parasite killer. the worm turned and she made full recovery. luckily that sushi sickness was only temporary. topic number three.

british much accent, oh no. i said pianist, like a piano player, come on you perverts. come on my producer jenn is obsessed with johnson. boris johnson. [laughter] my british piano player paul barton there he is. he traveled to taiwan to play music for monkeys. at least that what he told his wife. i'm hiking the appalachian trail with a bunch of baboons. but that it actually happened. here he is where hundreds of monkeys gathered to hear him play classical favorites like beef oven. others through stool at him. which is still better than five deal gas station sushi. as christmas class with elephants it's experience elephants ever forget. just like everything else. all the things got a little testy they started to

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