facebook and follow me on instagram. we thank you for being with us tonight. peace and joy to you and all of america. see you tomorrow. good night from sussex. before we got breaking news tonight president traut moments ago tweeting out a video and he addressed yesterday's capitol hill riot with the election loss and upcoming transfer of power, here is that video in its entirety, watch. meg would like to begin by addressing the heinous attack on the united states capitol. like all americans i'm outraged by the violence, lawlessness and mayhem. i immediately deploy the national guard and federal law enforcement to secure the building and expelled the intruders. america is and must always be a nation of law and order.

to the demonstrators are infiltrated the capital, have defiled the seat of american democracy or to those engaged in the acts of violence and destruction, you do not represent our country. and to those who broke the law, you will pay. we have just been through in an attempt selection, and emotions are high. but now tempers must be cooled and calm restored. we must get on with the business of america. mike campaigned vigorously pursued every legal avenue to contest the election results. my only goal was to ensure the integrity of the vote. in doing i was fighting to defend american democracy. i continue to strongly believe that we must reform our election laws to verify the identity and eligibility of all voters. and to ensure faith in competence and all future

elections. now, congress has certified the results for a new administration will be inaugurated on january 20. my focus now turns to ensuring a smooth, orderly and seamless transition of power. this moment calls for healing and reconciliation. 2020 has been a challenging time for our people. a menacing pandemic is upended the lives of our citizens at. -itis since many and their homes, damaged economy and claim countless lives. defeating this pandemic and rebuilding the greatest economy on earth will require all of us working together. it will break require a new emphasis on the >> values of patriotism, faith, charity, community and family. we must revitalize the sacred bonds of love and loyalty that bind us together as one national family. to the citizens of our country serving as your president has been the honor of my lifetime.

and to all of my wonderful supporters, i know you are disappointed. but he also once you to know that our incredible journey is only just beginning. thank you, god bless you, and god bless america. before that was markedly different from yesterday's tone as you heard the president said the violent rhyolite violators will paper he indeed is prepared to leave office in two weeks. join me now the phone with nebraska congressman donna bacon. welcome to the show congressman. >> ikeda debates report good to talk to you thanks are making time. i know it's been crazy for you in your colleagues. you are that prerecorded speech the president released he did release it on his twitter account which has been restored 12 hours are over. so what a jamaican event? >> i thought it was a good speech. he needed more of those words yesterday after the capital was broken into by the mob.

i think the words he's needed for the last two months, frankl frankly. and generally since the election. but he welcomed his speech tonight. it is the right thing to commit to a peaceful transition of power is very important. we have had that from 1788 the oldest and greatest republic. and the president has to respect that. his words tonight were right on. i think his defining the people who broke into the capitol yesterday the way he did too, was very important. before yes because when he released the video and later is taken down, he seemed to say i love you, you guys are great, go home. i know the election was stolen from me. which didn't quite settle things down the way they needed to be. but often times with the president at almost say he takes a beets, takes a day, then has a very different tone. but what i want to know from you regardless of what the president said, what was it like for you yesterday?

>> i thought it was terrible heard we live in the greatest democracy and republic into have our capital mobbed like that, a fellow police officer killed in the line of duty, just reported, and a total of five people killed. it is terrible. it is does not happen in the united states of america. i was angry about it frankly. as also begin with anger from the day before losing to elections to georgia that we never should have lost. i think the president's leadership needed to be better on this. whether it was in georgia. but also setting a better, presidential tone for those folks with thousands and thousands of people who lost it yesterday. leaders create calm in the sense of direction, not anger. his message was off. and i ultimately do not blame him, i blame the people who actually committed the crimes. i think too much and our

country, we pass on accountability to other people their responsibility. and ultimately the people who broke into that capital, vandalize it, killed that cop, they were ultimately responsibly have to hold them accountable. >> the death is what moves it from a melee to a tragedy. it's very hard to see some of those images yesterday and see how quickly things devolve into scenes like that. and you wonder what it is going to take to allow our society to evolve. and to have conversation where instead of lashing out we do a little more listening. which i think it's critical right now. i think the president made a big turn tonight he conceded the race saying a new administration will be inaugurated on generate 20th. to think that was a big move for them? >> it was a big move it needed to be separate i welcome the

fact the gives the courts to appeal the final results or the results. when the state certified the electoral vote count, which happened several weeks ago, this is the time he needed to concede and do that. it's overdue but i will take it now versus not doing a prayer we don't need another 12 days of friction, and uncertainty in our country. whether it's a democrat or the republicans, who do not divide, attack and demonize. our leader is a great sketch of the world they don't realize were demonizing each other and attacking. kennedy: it's as if we don't live in the same contractor really, really good point. congressman bacon, stay safe, thank you for your time and the best you in your family. alright so will the president to words helpful things down? let's meet tonight's party panel we got attorney and how to become a federal criminal author mike chase is here.

with that liberal radio host and fox news contributor she's actually quite moderate, leslie marshall is back in action on the pampered independent women's form inez stepman is here welcome everyone. >> hi. seafort leslie mexican us are thew. what did you think of the president's speech? did you get a little bit more from him tonight he thought was missing yesterday? >> this was missing weeks ago. i am not trying to be mean, i am really not. this is not like a meow moment. it's very tempered, it was very measured it was probably one of the most presidential, lewdly written by someone for him. i felt there may have been some medication, i felt very strongly that he was. kennedy: i know your husband is a surgeon, you are not a doctor, that is one of the things. >> i'm telling you my opinion.

single. kennedy: whether it's a physician know i'm talking right now. whether it is a physician or psychologist, i don't appreciate people making those sort of informal diagnoses. because you don't know what happens. all i am asking is your reaction to what he didn't do yesterday what he did today. you can do that without saying he is on klonopin. so inez, think the president made in importance. >> if i may, if i may, if i may finish. kennedy: go-ahead. >> look, the bottom line here is this was long overdue party hurt his legacy by not doing this earlier. he has hurt the party. he has hurt and hopes for the fragment the nation and the party. any should have done this before today. it was good to see him do that. i think it's too late. so far okay. inez and think the president made a really important distinction. this is something i have been

trying to say especially with the riots over the summer that have led into fall. and that's a difference between peaceful protesters but i absolutely acknowledge that right i don't care if it's black lives matter or the people marching for criminal justice reform throughout the country. and i stand with them as a libertarian print there are a lot of republicans who do as well. and i think the president was right to say that people who broke in, the people who breached the capital. the people who caused property damage and ultimately the death that resulted from that, those people have to be singled out. what did you think about the speech, inez? >> i think he did make that very important point about the fact there is a difference. you have it right to protest. you have a right to protest everything things other people in the country think you're silly. i don't think either one of these protests were silly. i am just saying, we do have that right. obviously you cross the line.

we finally allowed to pay people in danger, you invade the seat of government. i think there's a symbolic importance to that. so i'm glad to hear the president say this. i'm glad to see him calm things down a little bit. i do think there's a huge difference though between excusing the actions which i think the congressman rightly said. these actions belong to these people allowed part i fully support them being punished the full extent of the law. but there's a difference between sort of blaming somebody else other than the people who actually took these actions and take a step back and looking at the forces in this country that might lead, not just the hand full of people like a guy and a wolfpack to invade congress. but why so many millions of people have doubts about the election? why they don't feel they can trust any of their institutions for the media. kennedy: 's of those people are finally taking a skeptical look at government, i say where the hell have you been? we've been at this party a

long time. silt mike chase, think in us we have a lawyer, an actual one on the panel paired what are some the crimes being discussed in terms of the people who did in fact breached the capital? >> it should not be a surprise to anybody that there are a lot of crimes potentially at issue pre-entering government property, damaging government property. there a lot of people talking about insurrection, treason, seaport one of the differences between those? what is the reality those might come to fruition? >> trees and has a very high bar pretty have to adhere to enemie enemies. this is a very high crime that is not taking place here. people talk about insurrection, rioting. those things might be a little bit closer to the truth because there are elements you have to prove these people intended to overthrow the government. i happen to be of the belief not a whole heckuva lot of governing happens at the capitol. they would have to prove they were overthrowing meaningful

functions of government. but there were some debates going on on the floor that were getting interrupted. they might be able to prove that. kennedy: the election was certified so they did anything on the last couple of sessions, this is pretty much it. they're not reading bills that is for damn sure go ahead i'm sorry. >> don't forget this present himself as also being a accused of a crime which is incitement and important crime. i make a statement tonight, a lot of people focus on the town but the message is important distancing himself in this act. should have done it before? sure probity did it pretty clearly and coherently which also cites the 20 for the memory concerns. three for good points. the panel returns a little bit later in the shewbread coming up the violent capitol hill does not represent all trump voters but what's going to happen to the 75 million honest hard-working passionate people who cast a ballot for president trump? ben domenech and my memo next. now that joe biden has been certified the winner, what is his agenda going to look

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kennedy: while we also the idiots pouring over the wall the capital yesterday. eager to start a revolution for the way to drunk passing

close to the zoo helping become doctor doolittle. i'm watching these dingbats thinking but i think is going to happen? whoever gets the first gets to be mitch mcconnell? that is not how it works appeared this is not freedom. these are not patriots. these are torqued up using gross blanket rationalizations to try to force their will on a constitutional process. all they did was give into the bob and reduce a movement to parody. good job bozos. and how did no one see this coming? if we have learned anything from 2020 and the riots it is that mobs are well organized, nimble and ready pretty special and they been collectively activated at a nearby rally and telegraph their plans on parlor birds are given the proximity of the anarchist appetizer, how did no one see this coming? sure it was an epic failure of law enforcement and municipal leadership on every level. and who didn't think there's a right environment for shenanigans and appetite for destruction the night after georgia and during the

electoral certification process? what are you people want dope? the best part is the lefty for a fletcher's who spent all summer parroting the simplistic defend the police logan her now calling for the opposite. and they will get their wish for to beefier security force with school cracking mandates instantly below it up in crowd crush the next time there is a threats. that will end well. the whole thing as a gift to joe biden because whatever discussion that was supposed to take place among lawmakers, that has been shelved. all in the name of some mob chanting give me liberty or give me death. these actions will kill other people's liberties and the tale told by idiots will have as much sound and fury as a muffled fark. and that is the memo. the jackasses who stormed the castle deserve what's coming to the left wing media doing its best to frame all trump supporters as a bunch of stupid yokels. last anderson cooper get his condescending best when he

said this. >> and they are going to go back, you know, to the olive garden into the holiday and that they are staying at and the garden marriott and they are going to have some drinks and they're going to talk about the great day that they had in washington part and they really did something and stand up or something. they stood up for nothing. >> what a pampered baby. with this now the federals cofounder ben domenech in. ben and your newest peace in the federalist you write quotes what will happen next is obvious but total anti-christian free-speech effort that treated trump supported groups like davidian's. so been what's can happen to the 75 million people who in fact voted for the president probably for very different reasons? >> first off i have to say on behalf of the late great peyton, olive garden is pretty good. their salad dressing is excellent. kennedy: god rest her soul we miss her. >> he is a pompous i am sorry.

[laughter] he is everything that defines why these people bill hated. and i think that when you look at their reaction to this though, kennedy, this is going to be the moment that is used as an excuse to shut down, to shutter, to undermine, to deep platform everyone. not just people who are political actors who were media spokesmen and the like purchase regular human beings who happen to support the president and members of the republican party paid they're going to sue their business libeled. they're going to see themselves a deep platform, undermined, and make it impossible for them to run advertising and engage with people in a normal manner. we have already seen the way that facebook, instagram, twitter, snapchat and shop at five treated the president today. they're going to extend that far beyond him. it's going to be if you had a red hat and you were in the crowd, than there is going to be consequences for you and your business. and people are going to come after you.

that is the way things are going to work. i think we can all see you this coming. unfortunately this is the way the left wants to treat the public square. you are and not allowed in it unless you agree with them on the vast majority of issues. and they will only allow you in if you are going to be some domesticated animal who will just go along with everything that you say. and you will have the conservative blogger over the head like jenn rubin at the "washington post". it is ridiculous, it is absurd and it is un-american. i think it is something that is really terrible to our public debate but is going to happen unfortunately. >> that is also what happens when life in the real world becomes an extension of a socialist college classroom. and that is essentially what it is. you are right about that. you've been saying that all along. and that is the danger. but the problem is, we should be able to have conversations. and sometimes heated

conversations with that that turning into violence. but we have lost the ability for extremes on both sides to handle themselves. so what now becomes the movemen movement? what becomes a time in history when people felt their voices were finally heard and they were seeing things done differently? >> i think there's a lot of dangers for the republican coalition what could come next. the reality is that if president trump announced he wanted a third party tomorrow, it would probably be more popular than the republican party because he himself is. i think that is something would appeal to the people showed up in washington d.c. pre-people have not been that engaged in politics. one of the issues i think we really lack today here, kennedy, is we lacked the form of leadership that takes all of these impulses within the american environment, impulses

towards a populism towards domination, towards identity politics and the like and directs them in healthy ways towards a policy outcomes and the like that would lead to a positive result for the american people. that is what leadership is. that is what statesmanship is. unfortunately are really lacking in this moment. had it in the passport abraham lincoln is certainly an example of that. we do not have a lot of people around here today who are able to translate this populist rage or identity politics rage into something that is beneficial for all of us. we need that desperately. so far we also need our freedom. that is where the most important things that you touched on is that our basic freedoms are under assault when the group mentality, groupthink and the collective is the overriding force. because they will absolutely use force. it will be interesting to see where it goes from here. i personally don't think president trump is going to be the leader of the movement

that he started. i'm very curious to see how the party reconciles it. i think the democrats did a bad job reconciling progressives with moderates. i'm not sure what happens to republicanism from here. i don't have a problem with multiple parties pretty hope that is the end results but i don't see that happening in the near future but we will see. >> would just have to put our hopes and as kamala harris would say freedom. [laughter] until we see an outcome that actually gives people more liberty as opposed to seizing it away from them, demolishing them or seeking to crush them because of our disagreements. select more liberty more money per go-ahead and make it i believe in you. ben domenech thanks about always good to talk to you. sue becker to be with you. kennedy: great to be with you dear. i set president trump present lacked joe biden has his pick for attorney general. what is that mean for his agenda? also screaming about the 25th amendment to remove the president. i will explain why that might not be the best idea coming up.

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kennedy: earlier today president trump said he is committed to the peaceful transfer of power. but today both senate minority leader chuck schumer and house speaker speaker nancy pelosi said they are on board with removing the president via the h amendment. perhaps more surprising illinois republican congressman kinsinger came out in support of the ideas well. take a look. >> a call from the bison present, members of the cabinet to make sure the next few weeks or safer the american people. that we have eight saint captain in the ship. the 25th mm it's a lousy majority of the cabinet and the vice president and to assume the duties of the office of presidency until the president is able to himself. it's time to invoke the 25th amendment and to end this nightmare. some of our actions they do that i get to be present by little known provision. other democrats saying at one saying a second round of

impeachment if vice president pence is not prepared to act. but last night house speaker majority leader stemi hoyer said congress will not be in session until inauguration day. both two weeks ago, are either of these plans at logical physical? party panels back, mike chase, leslie marshall and inez stepman. so mike i'll start with the upper lot people get excited about the 25th amendment. then you're in a great area for some time and you donut the president. select the whole rallying cry here is president trump has to be put out of immediately and expeditiously because is it existential threat to the united states as evidenced by yesterda yesterday. the 25th amendment is part of the constitution but it's a law. you have to read it like law. laws contain words that were put there for a reason. the word in the 25th the moment is the president

unable. scholars have routinely looked at this and have determined that that means is the incapacitated. i think his speech at night shows he is not incapacitated. but look, let's set that aside for a second. the biggest concern here is that the dangerous behavior yesterda yesterday, we should totally be denounced, could create a precedent in which to blow open the language of the 2h amendment. it becomes an emergency escape hatch for the press into perpetuity. there is nothing more dangerous about a government and bolded by power and apple to strip roi the consultation that 20 for the member is there for a reason for this is not the situation that it is supposed to be used for. the president is not incapacitated. sue for using like dementia,, things like that. leslie marshall their people in both parties but especially democrats have been very vocal about needing to remove the president. and my thought is, he's only got two weeks for it all right, he has gone the two weeks. number one. number two if you do that, you

make him a martyr, and actually embolden him in new ways. >> it's interesting you talk about the martyr angle part because that did run through my mind quite frankly. look, here's the problem kennedy. what i have heard a lot of people say. yeah it is less than two weeks. but what did we see happen in a few hours yesterday? we just heard a police officer has died. that makes five people that have died now. there are dozens that were wounded. one individual, one police officer critical condition currently in the hospital. that happened in a few hours. what could happen in less than two weeks to come? i think that is the thinking. like you said more democrats than republicans, not just a congressman but three governors have said this in their others in the gop that instead look, if it comes down to that, i will go along with it. vice president pence has allegedly said he will not. we are seeing cabinet members

and because of that you probably are not going to be able to actually have the 25th amendment there which is why you hear a lot of individuals like aoc talking about sue for than just want to correct something. >> begs heather not sessions ready going to do? kennedy: leslie i just want to correct something we do not have confirmed reports that police officer has died. that is not been converted we do not want to report that. leslie stop i have like 30 seconds left in the segment stop. that from fox news and foxbusiness rate we do not have confirmed reports, thank you. inez i would like to give you a chance to respond and wrap up the segment. >> sure. it's the residence address today gave a little bit -- threw cold water on temperatures that are running too high that's pouring gasoline on a part i agree completely with the idea this is not the 25th mm it was for. it's when the president is incapacitated. for example he's going under

surgery or is unable to respond at all. this is not for ordinary political concerns. if they want to do that they can reconvene and impeachment i don't support that either because that would just throw gasoline on the fire. that is the appropriate constitutional route if you want to do something around this. not the 25th amendment. support let them fade away. the jet democratic sleep in georgia has the white house senate trifecta. they did it. but the democrat majority very narrow especially set up a present like the bided bull undoubtedly tried to make his agenda law as fast as he can while the slim majority lasts. so does that mean we can expect stuff like big tax hikes and silly politics? when you see happening here, mike? >> i don't know. because i have never seen a presidential candidate subjected to less questioning during the presidential campaign. i've got to be honest, i really don't know what his

platform is. i have not seen undergo rigorous scrutiny prefacing stuff on his website that he later said was not his view during the campaign. so frankly i do not know. to accept there will be significant tax heights. do suspect this will try to be a complete repudiation of even the most positive aspects of the trump administration. it is not at all clear to me what his agenda was going to be part i would like to heard more about it during the lengthy campaign. there is no opportunity. >> i think all presidential candidates should be pressed and scrutinize part i agree with you there. leslie, i actually don't think it's going to be this crazy far left agenda by think spending is going to come from the moderates. i think when you have joe manchin, romney, lisette makowski and collins together those who people are going to be running the senate. and thus incoming president biden's agenda. it's not going to be the squad, do you disagree?

>> i actually agree with you kennedy. i've said it before, the squad was about four people, now is about six but is not the majority of democrats in the house come starting up the majority of democrats in the senate but is something present like joe biden himself is, like you mention i am a moderate. so is the president, majority of democrats that only in congress but in the mothership. look, the president elect is in very clear and some things that he do with regard to immigratio immigration. he wants to put doctor to bed in the sense of two stop this individuals from being in limbo part he once said $2.9 billion to the budget by not continuing to build the wall. he wants to have some refugee and asylum policies with immigration change. some of those policies down the road could be job killers. so far i've always said this in 2009 comment 2009 democrats should've taken up immigration they did not. we will see if they do that now. is this armageddon in terms of

domestic policy inez? >> i'm going to say a little bit of what you said a little bit what leslie said and combine them into what i called woke liberalism. i don't think economic issues are going to be a particular radical administration. i think we might see syntax hikes. at the boerne borough gang is going to be disappointed if they expect massive healthcare overhauls, things like that. however, i do think it's not going to beat moderate on cultural issues by think we'll see a huge push for the equality act. a lot of woke eos with the obama administration interpretation of the word and title vii of the civil rights act being that includes gender identity. kennedy: i hope they do perform title ix so big get their men's assume team back. party panel thanks much you're

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kennedy: well yesterday's capitol hill rioters bear lawyer up pretty quickly the top federal prosecutor in d.c. vowing to drop a mega hammer on anyone involved. michael sherman's has charges of rioting and insurrection all on the table. how is of investigators are reportedly scouring social media posts and hunting down everyone involved in the breach. which include damaging federal property, theft and assault on law-enforcement present how much trouble as everyone in? and wasn't all worth it for two minute photo shoot and nancy pelosi's office? turning to meet to discuss former d.c. police detective, ted williams. great to have you back ted.

>> act candidate you forgot to say it my friend ted williams. kennedy: my good friend ted williams in future you say lacewood team captain. >> absolutely. support let's talk about this a little bit i'm sure it seemed like fun and games, people following each other and, breaking windows, bursting into the capital trying to get onto the house speaker floor. propping feet up on nancy pelosi's desk. it seems like a fraternity friend prank. both of these people be facing serious time? >> kennedy, tremendously serious time. they could be looking at destruction of federal property. breaking and entering. assault on federal police officers. those are some of the charges they could very well face it. but i've got to tell you, kennedy, i would have to believe that even the president of the united states himself, at some stage could be looking at charges in regards to inciting people to

riot or to go as far as they did. i would not say there would be a conviction for but i would have to believe at some stage are going to see a grand jury in action that are going to look into that. kennedy: if nothing else her stubbly correlation with a few lines in his speech and supporters marching over to the capital. and it may have felt like one of the grand old marchers that we have seen in d.c. it obviously ended very, very differently. should we cross a line yesterday that people will continue to cross from now on? has there been some veneer, some veil that has been lifted? >> yeah, kennedy, i think the veil that has been lifted unfortunately in d.c. is how insecure the capital is part i know they are putting fencing around there now, but as you know anything about the capital, you can just walk up to the capital.

they have protected areas in the p-uppercase-letter but you could walk up to there. but i think it now, unfortunately with what has taken place, they are going to be a lot of individuals who could very well not only face charges but at the same time you're not going to be able to walk up to the capital anymore. kennedy: that is a shame. that is been a highlight for families for quite a few generations. going to the rotunda and have that be part of your trip to the nation's capital. it is sad that these things have to change. but it is understandable because you cannot screw around like that. there were a lot of lives were put in jeopardy. for lives lost for a no we have heard reports about that police officer who would succumb to his injuries. but we do not know that for sure. we are not getting confirmation on that i want to make that clear. >> i don't want to tell my

age, but i go back to where you could drive it right in front of the white house. and now, naturally now unfortunately you cannot do tha that. all about the institutions are under siege unfortunately. >> if you step foot on a white house line of get eaten by shepherds were ted williams please come back i love talking to you. >> absolutely. kennedy: topical storm is next, stay with me. get 0.9% financing on the 2021 rx 350. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. for every trip you've been dreaming of, expedia has millions of flexible booking options. because the best trip is wherever we go together. expedia has millions twto treat acute, non-low back stmuscle and joint pain doctors

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and eat pizza. but normally just eat nuts, but today decided to branch out. of course this is a brooklyn squirrel so he made sure the slice was made with gluten-free she's pretty also charge a twist parents credit card. he would've taken inside the tree but they are the boss you considered that indoor dining. and he would've been tased. topic number two. here is one way to get around paying for overpriced airport food at newark airport customs and border patrol agents confiscated 9 pounds of a bushmeat. from a passenger arriving from ghana. and when you hear what is in it, you are going to barf. bushmeat is said to be a mix of fat, monkey, rat and antelope. otherwise known as a value meal at arby's. bushmeat known for curing diseases. so it would have fit in well with the good people of new jersey. but just to be safe customs agents had the meat destroyed

by sending it to chris christie's house. there caught sneaking bushmeat into the u.s. could face fines of two and $50000. good luck getting that out of someone is playing to eat bats. the gsa cannot imagine how the meat got to their scanners. even more baffling they cannot figure out what happened to the man's travel companion, a group of emotional support monkeys, bats and rats. that is the metal part three. topic number three. north korean dictator kim jong-un is threatening to throw teenagers if there caught two slang words. omg he is so craig craig. the new law throws a shade of south korean drama which kim jong-un has been sent perverting teens was expressions that mean i love you, bye-bye and thank you. basically everything american parents have dreamed their teenagers would say. of the new rules north korean teens will have to use their

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