lara thanks for watching folks on "kudlow." have a great weekend. kinnock welcome to the week of letting -- across cuba as cubans demand freedom from tyranny and the biden administration is accused of giving cover to communists. and this was the scene on the streets of the island which is 90 miles from the florida keys. protesters there risking their lives chanting freedom and down with communism. joining us. last night senator marco rubio

said that response is not good enough but he said the u.s. needs to do everything we possibly can to support these protesters. watch. >> this is not just about covid right of course covid is the icing on the cake here because you of the socialist regime assisted people you have no freedom you have no dependence you have noality to speak freely but you have a good health care system. they don't. people are dying in their homes. these people are frustrated that they were want to live in a normal country and they don't want their kids having to leave the country in order to lead normal lives. kennedy: former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley went one step further saying that the left is turning the u.n. into cuba. >> cuba has never taken responsibility for what is happen in america needs to learn this lesson. we start getting money bet government is doling out they are new and when they own you people suffer. that's what we don't want. we are seeing mission. socialism from bernie the squad saying let's give money out a

stimulus everything else else. we will pay huge price in our freedom if we allow this to continue. kennedy: naturally people like aoc and bernie are quiet about this probably because in the past birdie has dropped little gems like this. >> we are very opposed to the authoritative nature of cuba but it's unfair to simply say everything is bad. when fidel castro came into office he had a massive literacy program. is that a bad thing even though fidel castro -- kennedy: throwing journalists imprisoned is bad and i don't buy the great literacy program. there are so many social senate democratic party. let's get into it with a party panel columnist carol markowitz and los angeles radio host and a host gary hoffman. and we have author of the end of

democracy. that's shown us back. carolyn b. will get into this with you because obviously you have lived with this story in another country fighting for freedom. what do you see in these protests? is it all just because of covid? >> people want to be free and these protests are not about covid and they aren't about prescription drug plans and overdue library fines. they are about the cuban people saying we are here and don't forget about us preview and want to be free to and the western world is ignoring them. i feel very strongly about this. people want to be free. people don't want to live in a socialist paradise. i agree with you that freedom is the default setting for human beings.

we have lost sight of what that needs in this country and nikki haley had good point when she said mission creep because it is insidious and all of a sudden you are completely surrounded by the states award as president biden biden stand on all this gary because the white house has been tepid not as silent as they ocn bernie so is there still are brushed to their is there enough? >> tepid is a great word to describe the tepid response from the white house. it's been a most nonexistent at that than we know we need to put out a press release and we should get jen psaki to say some words strung together in a sentence that makes people think we put out a statement but it doesn't mean anything. there are no teeth to it and there is no actual policy behind what the white house is saying. it's frustrating and i'm never

been to cuba and i'm not going to say that i have for put on experience that i don't have. >> frustrating geographically to see a country as close as cuba is to the united states suffer the way that it has for decades and we can't figure out the right policy and we can figure out what to do with her little brother to the south of us. kennedy: all you have to do is talk to cuban-americans in south for nick and asked them what conditions are like where they were willing to risk their lives to sail to the united states. how forceful and what kind of teeth you think the u.s. government needs to bear right now in order to aid in our freedom loving friends? >> well i was just looking down at my smartphone to see the language that john f. kennedy used in 1961 in his inaugural. he said we needed to bear any burden, pay any price to support

the cause of freedom and liberty around the world. obviously we had a disastrous -- and it didn't work out but that in no way means we should not stand up for freedom. in queue by been there and it is the totalitarian state no matter what anyone says bernie sanders included and by the way the cubans have occupy venezuela and other sectors we have spoken about. this is time for us to stand up for freedom and liberty to cast off dictatorship and have real words that mean something for the first time in a long time. kennedy: it's interesting the democratic socialist america, they are ready to lock arms with nicholas maduro and you are absolutely right is locked in

with the president of cuba. we have people who have kind of a stranglehold on one of the two major political parties in this country and they are the ones tracking the political policy for democrats was kind of scary that not only are they not denouncing active close socialism, day are codifying it with places like venezuela. we have a lot to discuss in a very busy show at a lot of things are happening around the world and we'll touch on as many as we can including a potential civil war that no one is talking about. following the rest of the country's former president for withholding evidence of its own corruption what started as put a protest on his behalf have now devolved into looting shooting and violence through some of the images in south africa are shocking from johannesburg

businesses set ablaze in 66 people have been killed and tens of millions of dollars in property damage and now the military is fighting for control of the streets from writer so how far will south africa devolve into chaos? joining me lera logan on "fox nation." lara logan is here. what are you seeing here? >> you know this is quite dramatic because it's been so long since we have seen anything like this. i was in south africa for many years and with the end of apartheid and the rise of nelson mandela in the first equal government in south africa we thought that those days were behind us. i thought those days were behind us but there's something very significant here about how quickly this has devolved. it's a product of the culture and the history of south africa. the violence began in -- that's

the scene of the worst violence because that's where jacob zuma the former president is from and it's a tribal thing to a degree because this is the home but it has spread very quickly because they are all over the country and for many of them this is an irrational thing. even if he's guilty of corruption we have to fight for him and defend him and that's part of what you are seeing. kennedy: is there some worry that this is will spread to other countries throughout the continent because you are absolutely right it happened so quickly. is this a trigger and explain a little bit how the tribal mentality plays into that. >> well i don't see an immediate danger of the spreading in the sense that this is a very south

african issue and it's a south african problem. one factor that's playing into the speed of this is definitely the state of the country because of the pandemic response. i say that because south africans have very heavy lock downs. my own uncle died this weekend at south africa from covid and i've been talking to my family of the last few days but i was shocked to learn that my stepmother and my little sister and my little nephew who were in durban which is where the former president is from they are not able to leave the house. it is way too dangerous for people and we have seen bodies in the streets now and the army has been deployed. what this is really about how the tribal mentality plays into this, it's not just a tribal thing it's the history of south africa thing. jacob zuma was the leader of the struggle against apartheid and the zuma family traditionally

has strong roots in the tribe. south africa was defined for so many years by this incredibly noble struggle for equality and for justice and to end racism. and what happened in the wake of the end of apartheid so many people were left hind and corruption grew and covid, the response to that really came and eviscerated and obliterated the people and the economy and so many ways. so you have these factors coming together for the perfect storm could what has happened here is that jacob zuma's refusing to go to court to testify because most south africans both black and white in india and are united in the charges and there hasn't been a trial yet and he deserves a fair hearing but is refusing to go to court. he's an agreement with -- he

agreed to turn himself in and now he's being held in jail for contempt of court in south africans are venting their rage and frustration that this is a real test for the government because although there has been some hiccups along the way there has never been widespread anger like this. shopping malls are being burned down and people are really afraid. word spreads in a uniquely south african country but the conditions of poverty that are being created by the response to the pandemic have created the foundations for this virus to spread. kennedy: is something to keep an eye out on and how could that happen in this country because it does take one thing. a former president who dashed the murder of george floyd it's hard to know where society is going to go and how they will

react when there is inequality and the unemployment factor in south africa is high. thank you for making time with us. these make kennedy one of the thing you are so right in on top of that the same elements that are pushing the whole divisive divide the nation, it's been present in south africa and all over the world. if you look back at the open society foundation had one of its big is the most important offices in johannesburg south africa. i've seen it myself with my own eyes in the middle of nowhere. they are holding conferences about critical race theory and all these other things. it's really insightful that you came up with that because there's a very real link there and that's something to watch because this is a global message that's being sent and it's dividing people globally. kennedy back lara logan thank you so much and we will talk to you again. coming up a potentially major

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kant with jakari -- has reignited the marijuana conversation. president biden has waffled secondary on this issue and fellow democrats are ready to move forward with legislation that would be scheduled marijuana so it's no longer controlled substance expunged violent records decriminalize it and forcefully here's the bad news tax it. the bill is called the cannabis administration and opportunity act and it has some pretty lofty goals that will -- it was introduced by ron biden and cory who prioritize it against state naked legislation. banking is a piece of the puzzle and businesses must remain cash only and not let up against statutes and regulations. marijuana should absolutely the

rescheduled that should have happened decades ago however military-industrial behemoth has a rich bureaucrats and the ford nixon eyes to the watergate hustle with 60% of quinnipiac polls responding to all canada should be legal. the big hurdle here is not congress who still see reefer madness looking at you check grassley and by the way lighten up its weirdos like democrat senator jeanne shaheen who are all too willing to back social conservatives and block meaningful reform. 10% federal tax up to 25% in year five is an invitation to expand the black market defeating the purpose of

decriminalizing or legalizing weed at all. legal marijuana brings in billions in tax revenue but imagine how much more spending could be offset if well-intentioned politicians worked on it. even it comes to the ovation of marijuana policy taxation or something high in demand creates an unchecked and dangerous supply. their hearts in the right choice but democratic senators are dealing with old feeble minds in both parties and sending basic liberties up in smoke. that's the memo. new jersey senator cory booker today made the case to finally and the hypocrisy. watch. >> the hypocrisy of this is that right here in the capitol now people running for congress, people running for senate, people running for president of the united states readily admit that they have used marijuana

but we have children in this country, people all over this nation who are veterans, black and brown people low-income people now having a criminal conviction for doing things that is deep at the core of who we say we are equal justice under the law. kennedy: why do you talk to your friend president biden about that. will it be enough to free up? the director of the office of national affairs is here. welcome to the show. >> thank you. happy to be at tonight. kennedy: let's talk about this senate legislation which is different than the house. what would it do in the case of decriminalizing and de-scheduling marijuana and what are the chances that it actually passes? >> this is a significant piece of legislation. the fact that the senate majority leader has put out a conference of bill and saying

it's about time we legalize marijuana and on the heels of the historic house to last year where the house passed it and be scheduled marijuana that significant tree putting the message out there that is long past time the federal government take this issue seriously. today was an exciting day and a lot of the principles we have been pushing especially since this bill continues to provide essential components in the bill. kennedy: go ahead girl. >> i think you mentioned earlier in your monologue about president biden and where he is on the issue. we have some work to do there but the good thing is the senate was out there and all of this is good things we can use in our efficacy in her conversation with the administration and congress.

kennedy: and i think the majority people of people in the united states who live in the state where there's at least medical if not recreational marijuana. i've pointed to the quinnipiac poll and the polling has shifted. in 10 years it's been a phenomenal shift. she came out and admitted that she smoked and inhaled marijuana so i don't know why the president is having such a hard time getting on board but is trying to straddle two worlds here and a lot of the fallout of his major pieces of legislation in the 80s and 90s that's what we are still battling. what is the next step in terms of decriminalizing all trucks and moving to a system that's more like portugal? >> that's a great question. i do think we need to start with marijuana legalization because you pointed out the majority of states have legalized marijuana to some extent.

the major american support. more than half a million people are arrested every year for marijuana possession but this could have life-altering consequences for people. it makes it difficult for them to find jobs and find housing. there are life-altering consequences of people up to deal with and i can neglect the fact that this will impact low-income people and people of color because of being over policed in black and white people use marijuana similarly but black people are more likely to be arrested for marijuana possession. this carries very deep criminal justice and legal consequences. we didn't only need to start rescheduling marijuana decriminalizing it and moving it from the list of -- but then i do think we need to move toward drug to criminalization.

last month the drug alliance worked with members of congress to introduce the first federal till that would decriminalize drug possession that includes duck convictions and also providing for public health approach. kennedy: that is what has made portugal's model so successful is the outreach and taking people out of the criminal justice system and moving them into rehabilitation and making more of a public health question in the present could help like commuting and pardoning all of the people who have been convicted for nonviolent drug crimes. he could do that right now and he doesn't have to wait for the last week that he is in office so i hope the drug policy alliance's pressuring the white house to do that if someone has to do it at some point.

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consumer prices rose by the largest jump in august of 2008 but they worry it's a bunch of hot malarkey. couldn't you gallup hole 53% say they will seriously consider staking their strategies on -- you remember the samba suite in august of 2008. the year after that and the year after that so how much gold to do hoard until biden stops spending. break it down "fox news" contributor a man who was recently in my backyard eating mac and cheese. welcome back to the show jonas. >> i'm still full.

kennedy: jonas you know where i can get some semi or is? >> yeah that's the problem. inflation is high. to miami joke. there's not as much goods that people want. they are prey paid not to goods is a global phenomenon so you are seeing items jumping in prices like used car prices are up 10% a month so would be good if people had golden not used cars because that's where the problem is. it's a high number and it took 20 years to get this kind of inflation however the economy is hot too so is hot to so it all back in the 70s we had inflation and a weak economy and that's the worst. right now kennedy: thanks jimmy carter. no one knows who's fault it was the problem is it's getting out of this. people are expecting inflation to be higher.

investigators -- investors think inflation will settle out of 2.25% of people think will be five to 10% but if people behave if they think it's going to go update nine or 10 they will buy those things now and pay a higher price later like a feeding frenzy in the housing market and that is self-fulfilling and will cause higher inflation. this is why we are in a dangerous son that it's hard to get out of. the government doesn't want to craft the economy by pulling away the punch bowl too soon even though there's no reason to be in a stimulus mode at this point. kennedy: absolutely not. it's absolutely crazy. you say they'll be thing that will cool down the inflation or two things that i absolutely can't stand jonas taxation is back but you are saying the government needs to raise taxes and the fed needs to raise

rates. those are both awful. >> either one. okay we are going to pay for the covid spending to wipe out the inflation policy and economy to or is it that i cleared buying any more government bonds and we will trade money that would wipe out all of this. any movement by the federal government or the federal reserve is going to end and that's why investors are pretty calm. weaponize naked no way per the 70s didn't know how to end it. to massive nuclear behavior to really start the economy with two easy path so to say to slow down the economy and the inflation if necessary. no one wants to slow down the economy to bring inflation back down. it's unchartered territory. we have never given out so much money and pay people not to before so pure economics less supply more demand to have problems but so far it's an acceptable. off and we'll have to see where it goes going for it.

kennedy: i think it's a recipe for disaster. the government has to contract. we have to reduce the size of government and the government has to reduce spending and give people their money back and the economy will be hot forever. but god forbid free market economics and jonas. >> and assure one people need to stop buying cars just for a little while. kennedy: i'm going to make it rain on -- cars all day. jonas max ferris thank you so much for the fbi wants to tell on your family. if you think they may hold extreme views about the government you should be calling the fed. the downtown agency quote family members are often the best position to witness sides of mobilization to violence. help her event homegrown extremism and learn how to stop specific to hate fears.

sounds like east germany in the battle days and speaking of the 70s do we really need are nosy aunt that helping the feds with all of this? what could possibly go wrong? here with me former georgia congressman welcome back to the show. this is a bad idea. whenever law enforcement is asking civilians to do their work for them they abdicate their responsibility and i don't trust the motivation. >> this is a really really bad idea kennedy and it's bad and made worse particularly when you look at some of the other things that the fbi has been doing recently. there was a report and you probably saw that they came out a year ago that concluded by the foreign intelligence surveillance court that the fbi has engaged in a massive warrantless collection of information on u.s. citizens from the national security agency without a warrant.

we now know also the department of justice and the fbi are paying millions of dollars to an outside company, contractor to help them gather and database information on those who were in the capitol on january 6. this is really getting out of hand candidate. i hate to say it but it's like this administration has declared war on behalf of the american people. they can't get worse but it will. kennedy: e and it's sad because the department of defense which used to backup people in the armed forces they now look at them with a level of position that i haven't seen in my lifetime and it's especially if you vote republican or libertarian there's a much greater chance you are an enemy of the state and they've been overt with that language. >> was in my lifetime extends a lot longer than years and i've never seen anything like this in

my lifetime. a department of defense for example that you just mentioned seems far more concerned about going after americans in this country been fighting our enemies abroad and now we have an attorney general merrick garland who has a chip on his shoulder the size of atlanta georgia who is mad at republicans that he's doing everything he can really weather is lawful or not to get back as president trump and conservatives and that's why we are seeing the department of justice using these underhanded attack takes to go after conservatives in this country. kennedy: they are saying essentially all of these homegrown extremists are white supremacists and they will stop at nothing. meanwhile antifa they say it's just an idea even if you were trying to kill federal officials by setting a federal building on

fire and not letting the fire department going to put out the flames. >> what we saw for example last year when we saw antifa and others terrorizing people and businesses and invading federal buildings and federal facilities, we now know that the department of justice has very quietly been dropping those charges even as now it's bringing hundreds of prosecutions against americans for the january 6. kennedy: a bit of an imbalance here. it won't get better anytime soon unless liberty fighting people run for and win office. bob barr thank you so much. britney spears back in front of the judge with a major step forward to winning your freedom. here with the judge is considering it where it's heading. attorney mike chases here attorney mike chases here joining us ♪♪

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kennedy: britney spears -- britney spears appeared in court and she told the judge he wants to -- charges against her father for conservatorship abuse quote this this conservatorship is live nidetch were in my life. former federal prosecutor matthew rosenberg her new attorney said he will be working promptly and aggressively to remove jamie spears from britney's conservatorship so could the legal team be the key to free britney? he wrote the book on how to become a federal -- mike chase is back. what is the big take away from today? >> this is a pretty momentous day in her conservatorship hearing because britney got a right which is fundamental which is the right to have a lawyer

for choosing but that is thing in the big hurdle from the beginning of this case but it was important this lawyer could have used this opportunity to accept the appointment and go back to the war room and start working on the case but he didn't. he started coming out swinging and he pointed outlook if jamie spears wanted to do what's in the best interest of his daughter it's curious he doesn't just take this opportunity to voluntarily step aside so judge what other things might he be doing that are due to his daughter's best interest but i thought it was a good first appearance of a strong one and hopefully it sets the tone. kennedy: he's not screwing around and you hear that from jamie spears and his attorney but rigney's dad and her conservative vendor person jody montgomery whose has $50,000 a month and private security which the judge agreed to which is ridiculous she and jamie spears have been pointing fingers back and forth so the two

conservatives here -- conservatories can't get along something has to change change. how do you amend that? been at the judge has to take control here. a conservatorship is not about who gets to be the conservator and snobby privilege and an award. they haven't done anything to get a windfall this case for the conservatorship is not working the judge needs to address that. there's now competent lawyer. it's time to clean house and put in place a system that is going to work. most importantly this judge needs to put in place a system that's going to ensure britney spears a state is not being wasted by the people they are supposed to be protecting her. these people should not be causing her to lose the fruits of her labor. kennedy: while they are reaching themselves by making deals on her behalf because under this

arrangement they can do that. where do we go from here and when will we see motions filed by her new attorney? >> look this is a liberty interest. for her new lawyer to accomplished civil and criminal litigation as a former prosecutor he knows when you have an interest at stake he moves quickly. for lawyers like myself who had the privilege to obtain relief for people who have been wrongfully detained in wrongfully imprisoned the big question at the end is always where do i go to get my years back in word or a goat to get the decades back that i lost in this unjust process? her lawyer knows he can't get those years back but what he can do is prevent additional days weeks months from falling off the calendar. i think you will file for emergency relief rate he welcome back to the court with a defined plan on who should be put in place for the conservatorship

going forward and i suspect we will see some changes. kennedy: it will be interesting to see if a ballot rack and is there a chance it will dissolve completely? >> it's possible but let's remember the judge allowing her to pick her own lawyer there has been an incompetent he determination. she is competent to pick her own lawyer. kennedy: thank you mike creed we kennedy: thank you mike creed we will see you real there's an america we build and one we explore. one that's been paved and one that's forever wild. but freedom means you don't have to choose just one adventure. you get both. introducing the wildly civilized all-new 3-row jeep grand cherokee l

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