>> a little more than 12 hours away from the start of president trump second impeachment trial, it's almost certainty he will be acquitted which has people wondering, why are we doing this again, whole charade constitutional the house siding insurrection as a deadly generally six riots. democrats are in lockstep over their desire to convict former president trump, which would prevent him from ever taking office again.

but they need some republicans to join their side need two thirds to convict. right now two thirds are torn about how they think the trial should shake out, watch. the points of the matter is we are in congress, we are not prosecutors. i'm ready to end the impeachment trial it's because it's unconstitutional. as to donald trump he is the most popular figure in the republican party. january the sixth was a bad day for america. he will get his share of blame and history. >> the oath i took the constitution compelled me to it vote for impeachment. it does not bend to partisanship. it does not bend to political pressure. it's the most important oath went make sure we as republicans are the partyf truth, that we are being honest about what really did happen in 2020.

before birdshot. but today both sides agreed to a trial framework for the democrat impeachment manages late 16 hours to make their case in any form or print incident legal team get 16 hours to lay out the defense. as for witnesses, we still don't have a lot of information on that. this manages want to keep open they will have witnesses we don't know if they're going to call them. we do know the former president last week declined to testify in his own defense. but this case has lots of constitutional landmines should the trial be taking place at all? and could hasten the criminalization of free-speech joy joining me now kentucky republican congressman house judiciary committee member thomas massie's back, look about congressman perry smith thanks for having allocated. kennedy: can start the impeachment trial tomorrow, what you expect we will learn from the house of managers as they lay out their case? >> you know part of the defense is the first amendment. the president made a political speech that is protected by the democrats of already attack to that. but bruce castor the

president's lawyer has already made the rebuttal to that in a presentation he has got to supreme court cases that show the president's speech was protected. let kennedy, i don't agree with everything the president said. but political speech is protected. in fact when you see tv ads running during the campaign season they are chock full of lies but it's almost impossible to get a political ad taken off of the tv because political speech is very protected. in fact there weren't campaign ads with wise and then there probably would not be many campaign ads. that's another topic. so for how would facebook make all their money from the russians? [laughter] 's victim that's right. i heard you plane the clip from liz cheney for their ten republicans and the house he voted for impeachment. i voted against it. far be it for me to it defend them. but to their credit at least he was still president when they voted to impeach him. that is the ridiculousness and the unconstitutional issue

here going forward. he is no longer a president for john roberts is not coming to officiate or oversee the trail because it's not constitutional to simple as that. kennedy: think that's a big deal i really do with the fact that the chief justice of the supreme court, although he's named as the presiding officer in impeachment trial is not going to take part in it. democrats don't seem very interested in compelling him to come over and preside. so isn't too easy to impeach a president? it wasn't the point of impeachment to make it more difficult? so has congress somehow failed what madison and hamilton initially intended? >> look, we're going to impeach a pass a president scion calling debs on fdr. i mean this guy deserves to be impeached. before i get the first and johnson and wilson. and then you can have fdr appear. [laughter] we got a goat order. >> randy said he would cosponsor that in the senate

who take up the case in the senate if i would impeach fdr. [laughter] but it is ridiculous to just go forward with this. and to my senators credit he did force a procedure about this of the party last 45 republicans. they could only afford to lose 33 on the final vote. forty-five don't think it's constitutional, how are you going to get more than that to vote for impeachment? it's just not going to happen. kennedy: when you stand for some years colleagues in the senate in terms of are they open-minded? are some people on the fence, are there more republicans on the fence and we know about? >> no i don't think so. of the five who did not vote for reagan's procedural vote, i don't really communicate with the senators a lot. as you can imagine there certain senators i talked to more than others. and decide to flu the coop on the constitution effort haven't heard anything from them. and even those may not vote for impeachment, it's hard to say.

>> they may feel this is somehow constitutional. and there are a lot of democrats who defend the process by saying it is a political process. i argued we have enough that's political. at some point we have to follow the laws and morays that we have got to make things a little bit more difficult. so presidents can proceed without total paranoia for member president clinton right now, could they do it again? double jeopardy? >> the democrats are talking about process or political process where's the process in the house? the judiciary committee was not even formed yet in the impeachment came out, it's supposed to come from the judiciary committee. but nancy pelosi would not of the judiciary committee form yet she was trying to control her members by offering them committee slots in order to make sure should still be speaker. there wasn't a judiciary committee this impeachment article, these articles straight to this floor, the

present did not have a chance in the house to present evidence or some other case and said there is no process in the houses interesting for them to say this is a political process because it surely is not much of a process in the house. support does not think he legal process. my problem with the whole thing is i do think the president bears responsibility. i think you did a great deal of damage to the faith in the electoral process. after he lost it was because of that, he single-handedly losses to senate seats in georgia. and you know, i think you would have a hard time making a direct path from his speech to actual incitement. but he certainly did not help matters at all, becky clearly said peacefully make your voices heard what i did not agree with what he was saying about mike pence, i did not even agree that i could throughout the electors. but what he said was his

opinion, he's got the first amendment right it's a political speech and so this makes adam schiff impeachment trial in the basement affair impeachment to what they're doing now. adam schiff he and swalwell can go on at mankato and stay there. thanks kennedy. kennedy: the "new york times" democratic and placements strategy play clips of the protest is both old quotes from president trump to wet their base into the frenzy they've lived for four years. but to what end? stoking old tensions to further inflame the nation? that something a great idea. so what should the democrats strategy be? is there anything about this impeachment that could be good for the country question request get into with monday's party panel we have townhall.com political editor and hosted the guy benson show, on fox news radio it is guy benson. he loves my martinis but we also love democratic strategist rebel communications founder, laura

fink and recent editor at large and cohost of the fifth column podcast, counts 14th year, matt welch is back. it's true hi everyone. welcome to the monday show. guy i'll start with you. just sort of answer the question i pose there. is there anything about this process right now where we are with the trial went to the senate that could be good for the country? >> first bow i want to point out you mention the chocolate martini. you came down to see me on friday night, got camp got a mix of cocktail, the only alcohol i don't like is vodka. a few hours or say a making vodka martinis on the okay bold choice raid but my goodness they were delicious. subject chop was what we save the day there. on this impeachment stuff, i think there was a preview of how this is going to go down in the battle of the public consciousness in sort of the pr fight here with what we

just heard from the congressman. republicans are going to be arguing for the next days, maybe two weeks about process, about constitutionality and is this worthwhile is this legal is this a fair legitimate proceeding? first amendment stuff, was there a legitimate process to get to the stage this kind of stuff. the democrats can focus more on the substance of what happened on the sixth of january in the lead president trump's campaign of lies and so on and so forth. and his rhetoric at that rally that led to that attack on the capitol at least of the close proximity. i think both sides talking past each other to a certain extent. one side arguing process and legitimacy. the other side arguing what actually was said and what was done. kennedy: were there any democrats floating the idea of center so we can avoid all of this in making the former

president a martyr? >> don't think it's about martyr -ism i think it's about holding the constitution. i think the conservatives preach all the time, inciting insurrection is unconstitutional on day one of your presidency. and on the last day of your presidency. and donald trump's word is pointing the protesters down pennsylvania avenue, telling them to fight for their democracy at any cost. all of this needs to be accountability around. we see that with the democrats. we even see conservative scholars think it is a procedural fig leaf that they're trying to hide behind by saying this is not constitutional. they're hiding behind free speech. kennedy: again ask you to ask thomas massie massie. weiss of the chief justice of the supreme court showing up? >> that's an excellent question for it i can't speak for him but i can speak for number constitutional scholars that are all lined up on one side of this issue. because if you can't impeach a president for inciting

insurrection, then it would render impeachment entirely moot. make sense we should hold them accountable. 68% of americans agree, they want to see him banned from ever running for office again. >> i agree with most people don't him to run again. but be very careful when you push a party down the slippery slope of impeachment part because of a bike to in the keister palko and wrap up. >> i think it's a gift. this should make it up present for esther getting donald trump from the party. helpful. >> no voters did voters did not vote against him it didn't vote for biden they voted against donald trump coming out of office, stop it okay go ahead matt. i think there is value in this even though it's going to be a clown show. the value is in the pretend exercise of congressional responsibility in discharging its duties. yes is going to be rushed it's been rushed already.

but, the congress has for a good solid decade, two decades all this century of the most part has completely abandoned its oversight role and its legislative role. frankly in many ways. so by doing this i think you do hold a president or an ex-president in this case accountable. kennedy: 's impeach of the own path to accountability? speck no it's not birds appropriate when it's arguing whether it is the appropriate one part and the process of it will lead to discovery, discovery of stuff we already know which is that nobody's going to have their minds changed. going through the motions of acting like a responsible body gives us hope that maybe in 15 years we might actually have more than one or two sitting legislators were acting and responsible way. >> i like for that to happen they want to get reelected and there's so much nastiness, nasty dark money in politics with your evil arts are at the

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huge sports fan, tell me your highlight, low light can commercials again whatever you want. >> the game was a snooze fest. i got up or gradually, to the captain tom brady of the respect with your upcoming guess, brady is just like mount rushmore level of performance athlete this is nuts, seven rings he's running out of fingers here. i'm going to pick highs and lows, not related to the game, the high for me was if people could look this up, kevin harlan a sportscasters on the call on the radio side for the game last night, he did play-by-play of the streaker. it is hilarious it's a spectacular call from start to finish. it may be laughed out loud it cracked up during the game, it was more entertaining than what was happening on the field at the time. people should look up, kevin harlan is a super talented guy. and to me, the biggest part of the halftime show disagreed the haters may think was an entertaining show pretty like the weekend, a lot of his music.

but big missed opportunity on the banality with blinding lights which was a terrific song. give all these dancers on the field with that weird like head wound bandage look. do the tik tok dance that we all watch people do back in the teeth of the locked and it's a fun basket swim move have the whole field do that instead they all sort of ran around looking a bit discombobulated disappointed but >> note laura fink, highlight, lowlight you go girl. >> first will have to say might living the dream today talking about unfortunately it was the snoozer i will say this i love hdr trailblazing black artists singing america the beautiful with a cool guitar riff. we all know written by a lesbian professor in the 19th century, that was my highlights. that might lowlight of course, the streaker.

the russians have once again breached america's defenses. this time in a shiny pink g string and a moment that none of us will ever be able to not see. before my 15-year-old was texting me today was a really is streaker customer experience-that's all 15 oral texts. that same go around, the highlight lowlight you go. >> i just want to save the streaker, select patrick mahomes at least made the end zone. [laughter] there is that. i sold out from the tampa bay times 11 getaways it. no highlight, definitely was that america finally came together. not because bruce springsteen and chief told them to come together, but because they tried to in the l came together to hate on bruce springsteen. it's hard to watch my twitter feed and not fun, okay enough. kennedy: "you're fired". it's like with ed bradley at some point, just lose the earring.

i've got the hull in the years i get it but that was really great for the lowlight was, look chiefs receiver had two touchdown passes that hit off their face, this was not a main storyline. when you are a receiver and a football game the ball is here like right in front your facemask, you've got these things, these hands are supposed to catch them. before you know who to call that veteran who not have tickle pants? troy aikman, that is super that's absolute right. that is quarterback right there. and got another one, thank you all seem just a little bit. the nfl has made it to the 2020 season amid a pandemic per but the concussion crisis looms large over the league with the nfl reported a 5% decrease in concussions for the 2020 season which is good by the millions of cases are reported in the u.s. every year but is there light at the end of the title? pharmaceutical company prophetess says their new

medication helps repair nerves in cell growth. and it has entered phase what if human trials, my next guest is has he received thousands of concussions, he has invested in prevacus to help find a cure for chiming out nfl all same or former green bay packers are the vikings to, brett favre joins me, welcome sir. >> you guys are cracking me up. >> is a shunt fund shall have a great time progressive joint seven founder and president of prevacus, jacob and landing him i hope you said your name room. >> you've got it. thanks for having us kennedy. civil and thrilled to talk to both of you. so bret's, you say you have had your bell rung thousands of times. so have you taken this new drug? >> i have not. and when we first talked about this many years ago, one of my first questions was, will this help me? he said no this is for

treatment when you immediately have a concussion or concussion has occurred. before that's unfortunate, i've had 12 concussions. i haven't had thousands but i've had 12 or love divide something, like you bret i wonder about long-term damage. and whether or not i'm going to have memory problems. and doctor jacob there's no way of knowing if you have cte premortem. so tell me how does this drug work? it's different than past concussion protocols medication. >> for sure kennedy. there is not an and life ability to diagnose cte yet. hopefully that is coming and it is being developed. this drug is a steroid which means it can cross the blood brain barrier very quickly. we actually giving it nasally which allows you to get some first pass push directly in the brain that you smell with. it's very interesting there. we can get the drug in the

brain and less than five minutes. and our plan is what we get that diagnosis on the field of play, give the drug nasally, get it in the brain quickly. when it gets in the brain it actually gets into the nucleus of your brain cells and it reduces swelling, inflammation and oxidative stress at the same time. so as bret knows, we don't have any cure for concussion yet. and were so excited, kennedy, to get clinical trial started here soon. we expect to finish phase won this year. we are excited to announce our recent agreement to be acquired by odyssey group international. they are traded under the symbol publicly od why why. and that is going to allow us to have the money to pay for all these trials and finally get a solution for concussion. kennedy: bret, i'm wondering from you obviously this was a huge issue and you are in the league. concussions of gone down a

little bit. has the nfl done enough? >> and player safety, rule changes, helmets i believe it has. i believe they are always trying to better game and protect the players. but again, concussions are going to happen regardless of how good the helmets are part our heads are not designed to do what we do. they're going to occur. and spending more resources and time on prevention rather than some type of treatment is where they are lacking i believe. kennedy: doctor i'm wondering operation warp speed is been so incredible for the covid vaccine, is there any way the fda process has been streamlined to benefit a drug like yours?

>> well you know i think first to try i think we will get because this is an unmet need, we will see this fast track to the fda. i'm hoping we get through phase two with some successful data that we will be able to get treatment available to special populations, for example our military which are exposed primarily here through training. so obviously it epidemic in the military, that's a special population that we're getting this drug to first. so far so bret one last question, did you watch the game? and do you love tom brady already does drive you crazy drive you with rage like he does new yorkers here? >> no, we all watch the game, not surprised tom is a close friend. i think the absolute world of him on and off the field.

, which happens very rarely with class. and true to form, he played his typical type of game, which is very good. i was happy for him, andy reid is a close friend of mine i love them to death. it would not alas either he had either team wonders bit no kansas city went lesser they're fine. gentlemen thank you so much bret i hope you come back. and you to doctor jacob, but bret kemal. [laughter] >> go ahead and suit up, will put you in. all right thank you both. good luck with the drug. you are my sexy boyfriend, what? [laughter] nancy plus to get a taste of her own medicine after she was allegedly seen breaking her own rules at the capitol part of tell you why nancy should cough up $5000 in fines. or shall be a hypocrite for life. maybe she already is my memo is (naj) at fisher investments, we do things differently

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♪ ♪. kennedy: nancy placita is flashing her takers hypocrisy again bricks of many 15-dollar ice cream paints. the house speakers flaunting and breaking her new rules as fast as she could make them part of member when nancy's pandemic tresses were in need of a good blazing. when the peasants were banned from slotting, all nance charge into a san francisco salon and got down without using a mask were not granted that business ever should have been close, never mind the little people let them eat cake, the queens hair needed frosting. well now to make herself look busy she's crafted new masking security roles and is confiscating congressional wages for any house member who dares sidestep one of the newly installed not. she fired lou gomer and andrew $5000 apiece for bypassing the

security theater, second fine is 10k but fancy nancy is first in line to security right? no, that authoritarian went into the house chamber to take her icy throne and did not go through security. maybe because she knows it's a dumb idea, most of the republican caucus are widely opposed to or maybe speaker busybody is a hard gangster and she's packing a heater and the gavel. in the way she has no intention of paying the fine, just another example of the ridiculous and nauseating kept paco c that seems to have infected california democrats in power, not just dianne feinstein would not wear a mask if she was at a swingers ball. gotta hope she's been to a swingers ball. when confronted with the image of writers turned on the christopher columbus statue and nancy's native baltimore the summer the speaker coldly responded, people do what they do. and it is true, what comes to providing them self-defense at work, when a sticky fingered

politician who happens to be the most second powerful woman in the country steals their crumbs, that is the memo. nancy placita branded her republican colleagues who want to bring guns into the capitol and armed threats, remember what she said this? remember? >> i do believe and i said this all along, that will probably need a supplemental for more security for members when the enemy is within the house of representatives. a threat that members are concerned about in addition to what is happening outside. before the house of representatives, yes bridget sounding an lot like the girl who cried wolf. so should we even take her seriously based on her own record of hypocrisy? the part of party panel has returned, guy benson, laura fick, and matt welch. knucklehead my friend. stomach enemy is within purchase try to imagine that

being said by karl rove or george bush in 2,022,003, how many star wars movies could be made about that phrase it is striking. political hypocrisy and so on. but i fear is there going to weaponize the law enforcement, the federal law-enforcement state to go after americans and treat americans as if they are potential domestic terrorist, this type of language threat inflation is potentially very injurious to a lot of us. just coming up with the magnetometers and stuff like that. a good sign on whether a new measure is actually worthwhile or whether it is security theater, is how long does it take people in power to not follow it? the same thing with gavin newsom at restaurants and so impaired they are not following it themselves they don't really believe it for the district to show something. so both of those things, both

unsurprising and also, at least especially when it comes to the law enforcement stuff, actively worrying. i hope we've learned our lesson after 911 to not just read a bunch of civil liberties in the heat of the moment. kennedy: yes surveillance and over surveillance cuts both ways for this knows no party, laura, that is actually right. it starts with some political innuendo, but an separately damaging civil liberties. >> you know who's grateful for nancy placita capitol police and think there's little hypocrisy here in the part of republicans, the allegedly or to a party for not obey the capitol police directive for you will note that the capitol police are responsible for determining and reporting anyone that doesn't do through those metal detectors but they were grateful to nancy placita for giving them the power to enforce it. support white and they report her? why is it xi jinping the

5000-dollar fine that she took out of their paychecks? select it happen? there's a couple republicans that they nancy placita talked to the metal detectors but the capitol police have not reported that is the case. to further look in the way because she is incredibly vindictive. it certainly looked the other way with several thousand rioters heading towards the capitol. >> that's the thing they been shot by republicans for they have had republicans bypassing them. supported to listen to muriel bowser the day of the insurrection of the other democrats over sample? that the same criticism the capitol police, laura. >> but we are taught my notes nice to change the subject but the subject is. kennedy: you brought up the capitol police, laura. >> yes, i did. kennedy: and i'm not changing the subject. >> talk about marjorie kayla greens are ak-47 pointed at the heads of democratic congresspeople.

sue for the catholics respond to that point, go ahead. >> was not change the subject, but let's bring up marjorie taylor green prayer which has nothing to do with nancy pelosi. >> is working to talk about changes subject was talk about changing the subject. mech i'm not i want to focus on nancy pelosi per you can say there's no hard-core proof that pelosi just blew past security, multiple members that they saw her do exactly that. and because we heard that beautiful monologue from kennedy, this is not out of the ordinary for pelosi. it's a pattern of behavior for their rules in place for little people, whether it's citizens or rank-and-file members that she supports publicly print maybe even creates those rules. but for her, because she's very, very special and the rules don't apply to her, we know she has no regard or respect for that whatsoever. as she did this, ask her point blank whether or not she walks through. there are probably cameras. she set up these metal detectors to embarrass republicans, which i believe she did.

and she has a rule that applies to members of the house, she is one of them, she needs to either abide by the rules and pay the fine or get rid of the metal detectors and the charade. two for a meant guy benson, party panel think is so much guy, laura, that spring coming up tens of minds of americans have now been vaccinate for covid. but does the vaccine prevent you from unwittingly passing onto others wasn't good to the bottom of it, will bring you clarit

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[laughter] at this point we've heard loads of contradictions as to what the covid vaccines really protect against frederick costley told the matter what, we still have to wear masks and socially distant for the next decade pre-tonight doctor anthony county told the end may not be insight after all. j.

>> if we can get 70 to 85% of the population vaccinated, get to what we hoped would be to a degree, heard immunity. than that point he could start thinking in terms of not having to have uniform wearing of masks. it's very difficult to predict, brecht, but of everything falsely right place we get this under control, it is conceivable that you might be able to pull back a bit on some of the public health measures as we get into the late fall of this year. kennedy: i cannot wait till late fall. relate. are the vaccines really the only route back to normal life was mark jenny to discuss immuno therapists and to covet act now, dr. leo nissola. welcome to the show. >> thanks for having me. kennedy: valentine's day is coming up there's a lot of people who are hard up. they have been locked up for a year. so what can you tell them about covid?

>> first let's not do indoor dining part even though it's valentine's day and you want to have a date, avoid indoor environment. again let's picture folks at home understand the vaccine we have currently available the united states does not prevent us from transmitting the virus. even though you might develop the immunity to it. so it's important to make sure that you understand that even though you may have been vaccinated, it does not mean that you cannot spread the virus. kennedy: set typical of most vaccines? >> no. it specifically because of this virus, the way this virus works. before that the nasty virus man, that's a vaccine you wait all the time you finally qualify you may not get the virus but if you come in contact with you could still spread it to other people? so when will things get better? we are hopeful the immunization will lead to the decline of the transmission

rates. as more people get vaccinated, we expect that more people are immunized are able to rejoin society again reopen their businesses and go about their lives. but until we do so silly to practice social distancing. unfortunately wear masks. and i know it is uncomfortable, and avoid the spread of the virus. because this way we will avoid the novel mutations. that's the most important part of think need to be cautious about. kennedy: but the virus is going to do that on its own isn't it? i read the phrase irises live to mutate and mutate to live. >> that's right. the trick is viruses or with the host. meaning someone is not been infected with the virus yet, it is infected. so that's why it's important to prevent novel infections the new variants are already here. see for they are here they're

like aliens. when you think is more likely that we will return to life as normal in a year? or we will be visited by aliens? >> i think it's very likely that next year we are going to see more of a sense of normalcy then we have seen in the past. kennedy: got a hope so. >> we do need 70% of our people to get vaccinated though. support isn't where we walk in the grocery store and everyone's wearing a mask? it shocks me once relic mask up, i have a problem with that. mask, disinfectant, clorox wipes think it's all great but i'm sick of it. spigot think we all would like to back to normal with the fastest way we can get there is to preventive infections fox nation plans are important but it's also important to prevent people from getting sick. so are all right dr. leo nissola thank you for your time and hard work. time and hard work. topical storm is next, stay time and hard work. topical storm is next, stay time and hard work. topical storm is next, stay ♪ ♪ ♪ time and hard work. topical storm is next, stay

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kennedy: a 12 or a boy had thankfully recovered from life-saving surgery after he swallowed 54 magnets. he was very lucky, it was almost a fatal attraction. that joke was polarizing. and this is a topical storm for topic number one, he

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uncomfortable man for the key west airports unveil the coronavirus fighting robot with a high intensity disinfecting light spreads now by far the brightest thing in florida. the new robot travels the airport by itself admitting a cleansing ultraviolet wave and by bill gates i'm sure. at that floridians to try to feed them beer. the lights are strong and killed 99% of pathogens including covid 19 read that again if you leave key west without a few infections, you are doing it wrong for the ultraviolet light is so intense the robot needs operate after hours so as not to harm humans. it's so dangerous you're better off steering at this. make it stop it burns, it burns. yay. we are the champions. [laughter] topic number three. here is a sticky situation. a louisiana woman is getting professional help after she went viral for putting gorilla

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