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>> hey kennedy, the excitement is getting astronomical here. we are exactly two minutes and 20 seconds away from blastoff. behind me on launchpad that's the crew dragon on top within which are for the first time ever know astronauts, no cosmonauts just for citizen astronauts have been training for this for the past five months for the whole trip is funded by tech billionaire gerrit isaac men. he personally handpicked the other three all for their own personal inspiring stories. so once it blasts off about two minutes after 8:00 p.m. eastern time we are getting very close it will go up. the first stage of the rocket will burn out, drop off then is going to land on and off shore floating drone ship. the second stage will kick in until that burns out of its fuel. then it's just going to be the capsule heading off into orbit.

now all of the other space tourism flights this summer, virgin galactic and jeff bezos' new shepherd those were far different than this. those were short, only several minutes up near weightlessness. they were both in low earth orbit. this capsule is going into full orbit, three to 50 miles above the earth, that is 100 miles further up than the space station. they're going to 15 sunrises and sunsets every day. there is a special hoopla on the nose since they're not docking with the space station he took off the docking hatch and put in a window for 360-degree view of the earth and the cosmos for a three day admission the views as you can only imagine, a dream come true for all four of these very various space enthusiasts. it is also a fundraising trip. hailey is also one of the astronauts on board but she survived a bone cancer as a 10-year-old girl and was

treated at st. jude's research hospital. they saved her leg they did have to put a rod into replace her femur. she is alive and healthy. this is to raise about $200 million in pledges online for st. jude's research hospital for kids, really hoping to try to get closer to a cure for cancer. we are now ready for lift off it looks like. let's take a listen and watch. ten minus 15 seconds. [background noises] [background noises] five, four, three, two, one, ignition. alpha one. >> it's within range.

[background noises] t plus 30 seconds. wouldn't it be phenomenal in orbit. [inaudible] [background noises] with the throttle down we hit the throttle button. [background noises] were down in preparation of a maximum dynamic pressure. [background noises] >> supersonic.

you are on stage to throttle pickwick's with clear they maximum dynamic pressure. some of our phil, we go, a maximum dynamic pressure this is very exciting. these are again, as you point out these are not military and nasa trained astronauts these are civilians. talked about haley's physician's assistant at st. jude's and memphis where they saved her leg from bone cancer, shawna proctor a community college professor who is from tempe, arizona and chris a data engineer, these are all people who have had their own dreams of shooting into space it's our historic mission arguably more so than the two is often the billionaire sausages swingers early in the summer. what are your thoughts what can you tell us?

>> they did a lot of events over the past weekend. never once did any of these four civilian astronauts indicate any sort of stage fright. they were full on, full throttle into this. so excited. they were really prepared it was a hard five months of studying with spacex. they did 0g testing on their bodies. they also did altitude training. that meant climbing 14400-foot mount rainier in washington state. they also had to learn all the science about the capsule and the mission, just in case of emergency happens, they have to know how to abort and what to do and how to get back to a safest splashdown. this is going to be roughly a three day admission. they will just orbit the earth 15 times a day and taken all of the abuse. they'll be doing some medical experiments up there with each other, taking blood draws and studying the effects of microgravity on the human body to further our knowledge of how we are going to get to

mars which should be a six month long trip eventually in the 2030s is that plan. but there when they splashdown over the weekend sometime in an undisclosed location and time it will be in the atlantic ocean and the recovery ship will go get them, hoist the capsule onto the ship, bring them back to the mainland. they will get health checks and then they will get to spend amazing stories, once-in-a-lifetime stories with their family, their wives their husbands are little kids. they've all come to grow very close to each of over the past five months. they were just beyond excitement as chris indicated he's going to be smiling from ear to ear. we could not see that but i trust that he actually was. the beginning of the flight, a lot of propulsion going on in your body is really pushed back into the seat. but doug hurley and astronaut bank and fitted crew one last

november said the dragon capsule was a smooth, smooth flight. a lot smoother of a ride in the space shuttles were. this is the biggest step towards space tourism. all citizen astronauts on board. if you got the money, honey you could maybe buy your seat there, candidate. kennedy: i love it if you have the big dreams. i love the big college professor. it reminds me, gary was my astronomy professor in santa monica college. he always wanted to go into space. i bet this gives gary some help he might get up there. these are for civilians, what we be able to see them and follow them? will they be documenting the journey for us, phil? >> i don't think they have any of that. they do not have any post lodge news. supported have a go pro for the dome?

>> they have a lot of cameras inside. throughout the days they type in inspiration, the number four there will be sending periodic video clips and sound clips. they will make a phone call a video call down to st. jude's hospital and talk with some of the cancer patients there. try to inspire them you can beat cancer and eventually you two can go to space. really uplifting stories must be so unbelievably excited right now. kennedy: that is so exciting thank you for your porting tonight it's awesome. >> sure, thanks kennedy. >> right there at cape canaveral but i haven't a personal story, kellyanne i were surfing at cocoa beach, florida when john glenn reenter the atmosphere on the space shuttle for their pictures of us on our surfboard, selfies before they were selfies on phones. we went, me and kelly slater

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♪ ♪. kennedy: people of california have spoken apparently they what were homelessness, more crime, higher taxes and never ending health mandates. good job suckers. democrat governor gavin newsom survived the recall by much larger margin than expected but republican larry elder received the most votes of any opposing candidate. here they are reacting to the boat today. >> i am humbled and grateful to the millions of californians who exercise their fundamental right to vote and express themselves so overwhelmingly by rejecting the division. >> we are to pay attention of homelessness we are forcing them now to do to do a better

job at school they were forcing them to do. >> we lost the battle but we so they're going to win the war breaks before what's in store the republicans in the state and just leave and go to texas customer jody fox and friends enterprise reported vaccination host, the one and only lawrence jones fresh off the 7:00 p.m. primetime show on the fox news chamfer. >> hey how are you doing? she forgot how are you? i vote in california and i voted for the recall. voted to send gavin do some packing i do think he's done a very bad job or my favorite quote was from caitlyn jenner, who of us he did not when she's not going to be california's next governor. she said it is a shame honestly, it is a shame. you kinda get the government you deserve. she was so disgusted. >> that is also true. i think it perfectly said is going to be a lot of people that go and leave the texas bird californians are divorce a congressional seat to texas, governments take the good with

texas. i think the real travesty here is there a lot of people cannot force to move. bill being forced to be able to go into the city, as long as you are still under 100 bucks you can rob the place the shootings, the homelessness, the kids are getting quality education. a lot of democrats showed up to vote for the recall because they wanted education choice as well as they wanted their schools to be open. a lot of those poor folks are not going to be heard. i do think it would be business as usual in california as a result. >> places were the schools are failing, those parents do not have choices where they do not have a number of schools they do not have the kind of resources send their kids to places where teachers unions give a crab about learning. the union shoved up money at gavin newsom not to make the state better, and not to make kids smarter and make them more competitive, but to keep

the status quo so the state government benefits them and only them. >> that's exactly right. into your point a lot of people kept calling this a republican recall. there were democrats in the race as well. what was not talked about the democrats in the race were silent. the party leadership went against them. the democrats and the national race one, the leading candidate that was opposing gavin newsom said he could not even get a democrat lawyer to represent him when it came to election integrity in all of that. i think that is pretty disgusting. a party that supposed before the people, the little guy is now saying do you know what? only the least voice is going to be heard. i think that is really what this race was about. this was about the elite. the elite voted for gavin's and pray. >> i other states realize the recall initiative is actually very powerful. and politicians should be scared of it. they should have more of it in more states. to sum it is doing a horrible

job in a credible disservice to the state and your family, kick them out i don't care. i know it didn't happen this time i get it. >> that's because it's california but not every statement but california. californians by the most progressive state in the country. if you are a moderate state or a swing state i think you should be paying attention. this is not just the california issue this is a national issue when it comes to these liberal states and these liberal cities. >> he is emboldened and now his presidential aspirations but. >> is not yelling anymore so maybe he is calmer. i am so humbled that you guys love me even more, look at my teeth and hair. [laughter] good lord. oh my god i cannot make any impressions. i'll be watching tomorrow and friday night 7:00 p.m. and then we are moving to 7:00 p.m. >> we can still love each other but. >> we can still love each other. >> maybe we the simulcast thing in the daytime over on each other's show. >> like the brady bunch.

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>> welcome back president biden it is complete confidence in general mark milley. the general himself said he did nothing wrong but the explosive allegations he went to hide then president trump's back at secret communications with the china is set in washington d.c. on fire. his general millie a hero? or a trader as his harshest critics allege were as you know a new book claims after the 2020 election millie became alarmed by trump's erratic behavior members reportedly were the former president would start war with china. as the story goes, millie became even more concerned after the generally six riots read the book claims millie called his chinese counterpart, a journal over

there twice to reassure them the u.s. government was stable and that he would notify china in the event of an attack. any military person will tell you that is not how the chain of command works. the president is the canned mandarin in chief gets to make the final call when and if to push the button. that's why many people are calling for millie to resign or to be fired. today at the pentagon spokesman john kirby, i do not trust a word he said, said millie did everything by the book. >> i see nothing and what i have read that would cause any concern. it is not only common, it is expected that a chairman of the joint chiefs of staff would continue to have counterpart conversations. kennedy: it is not the conversations with the counterpart, it is the content of the conversations. regardless several u.s. senators are calling for

millie to be active. among them rand paul is that this has to be dealt with immediately. >> needs to be investigated immediately, today, he should be question under oath if not with a polygraph test whether it happen, if it happen he should be medially relieved of his duties and court-martial. you have to find out this is true this is innuendo, rumor, propaganda perhaps but if it is true, absolutely immediately needs to be removed. we have elections we cannot have generals overturning elections. we've always criticize authoritarian regimes where the military takes over. this is very, very dangerous. kennedy: it really does have some defenders include arkansas republican senator tom cotton who was an army veteran. he still standing by millie watch this. >> this book raises some serious concerns as a sum of the allegations seem somewhat far-fetched to me. general millie and secretary are going to be testifying in front of congress in just a few days. we will address these concerns, we do not want to

jump to conclusions yet. we will certainly vet them and see exactly what happened. >> was the whole thing above board or a blatant violation of the law and what should happen next question let's make tonight's party panel former george w. bush presidential writer and american majority and ned ryan is back. he is the host of the part of the problem podcast he always has a solution it is dave smith and course democrats manages radio host fox news contributor, she wears three hats, leslie marshall. welcome everyone. and ned i'll start with you. usually not a good idea to tell someone who is an adversary, we do have conversations with adversaries as part of u.s. foreign policy. it's usually a bad idea to telegraph and we are about to attack them, am i missing something here? >> well, first of all after the afghanistan debacle you would've thought millie resigned out of total and complete shame. but here we are talking about this phone call, which we are

hearing reports today, kennedy, the acting secretary of defense, christopher miller at the time said millie was not authorized to have this conversation. now, we are seeing for the chief of staff from the department of defense also sang this was not authorized. and it is highly unusual to have these kind of conversations with an enemy about your operational capabilities. and even said in a fox news piece in his mind it rises to the level of treasonous too. this call is not authorized by the white house. it is not authorized by the acting secretary of defense. and so i really want to know under oath what millie did what the conversation was about i think on september 28 were going to have that opportunity to hopefully get to the bottom of the issue. if this is true, he went rogue and have these conversations he should be fired and court-martialed and brought up on charges of treason. >> is it treason, dave what you have heard so far? and is millie a trader?

>> yes he is a trader. is it treason? it was conspiracy to commit treason pretty set if donald trump were to attack china in this are that ridiculous scenario. that will be the literal definition of treason giving material information to the an enemy in the middle of the war. i think this speaks to a much larger question about whether we have civilian control the military or not. it seems like in this case the answer is no. there's a long pattern of this. i was not a trump supporter i don't think he is a good president. the reality is he was just liked about the number of troops in the area. he commented that unelected bureaucrats working against him. and this might be part of the reason liberals and left-wing people, maybe this is why a lot of trump supporters do not think the election was legitimate. why they do not believe any of you people anymore. this might have something to do with it. i think there are much more

profound questions here. the idea that trump inspired so much hatred among liberal and left wingers they're actually willing to give up the idea of civilian control of the military. it is really something. >> it definitely gives you pause work leslie. here you have allegedly, bob woodward is not exactly a republican mouthpiece. he is saying that millie also contacted haskell at the cia and people at the nsa were basically directed them to spy on the president. and it reinforces the paranoia that he has that donald trump was going to push the button and nuke china. there is no evidence he was actually going to do that. all of this is problematic. we don't have evidence took place what country are we end? are we in the united states or china? sorry to the last panelist i

am a liberal. and i am not lying to you. but, here's the thing. do we think they're making it up? [inaudible] kennedy: bob woodward is making this up. >> i say i agree it's a cold day in hell when i grew tom cotton. we have to have a testimony and after the testimony you say okay somebody should be fired. i would say whether they are democrat or republican, you don't just say hang them. you've got to have the trial if you will first. you have to have the evidence and you have to see if in fact these things are true. we've heard confirming this and all of the other people. >> she's usually very outspoken you are right she has regular is very quick she's rogue but if we are not provoked and they are going to have a nuclear attack, there are numerous generals including general john hite and his head to the halifax international security form to assure them in our allies that if the president were to go

rogue, he and others would say to the president that is illegal i can't do that. kennedy: so is china an ally? [laughter] >> sadly china may not be an ally. but they are business and trading partner that's part of the problem have a dysfunctional relationship with china. they need us were blessed with every,. [inaudible] support versus giving intelligence to a country that is arguably an enemy. while general bill is in hot water for potentially breaking protocol, there's also questions about whether the actions endangered u.s. national security. you think time the chinese about our plans but might put troops in harm's way, could that be? direct combat veteran founder of the dark secret place.com, quote subscribe now for its

worth every show, bryant suits is back. what do you make of the millie news? >> i will tell you what. the phone call to general lee, the directorate general i'm sorry the general staff of the pla, i am more concerned with the speaker of the house of representatives from the legislative branch thinking she can ferment a coup, and insurrection by calling the joint the chairman of the joint chief of staff and can convince him to intervene, intercede with the nuclear chain of relief which he has not and if people do not know that. she was encouraging him to subvert constitutional authority. in 2008, 2021 donald j trump was the president. and he would be for 12 more days.

that to me is a bigger issue. if millie does not resign by friday i'll cut all of my hair off, bake it into a cake and eat it. kennedy: i'm holding you to that. >> either she should be under investigation for exerting the influence not saying you stay in your lane i'll send mine. him calling lee from apparently everything i have read it did happen or bob woodward is going to get sued and he doesn't like being sued. and it is not authorized. how many layers of millie should resign? he could leave his eyebrows on the desk but he needs to resign. >> how serious is that calling trying to say seriously guys, if we are going to attack you i am totally going to attack you. >> is suborning treason. it's like saying an airplane

when ted striker coming from the north under the radar. [laughter] it's just like that is good lord. we had a guy, the fbi arrested him he thought he was communicating with al qaeda saying hi, i'm an m1a1 might come to iraq i would like to defects with an animal one. at the fbi had not arrested them and found that we would have hung the when he did, if that is true there will be a surprise attack no millie should resign an absolute disgrace, absolute disgrace for. >> 's interesting watching kirby and psaki defend him. i don't know how long they can

go on these talking points for the level of propaganda out of this administration we got to go. >> i am with tom cotton there is a process. i get it, i took the oath of enlistment years later took the oath of commissioning i took both oaths. i know millie violated them. violated the commission because he was talking to someone from the legislative branch about mail chicken blocking, the president of the united states authority and not just a nuke. he talked to the chief of staff of different services. hey look, if the president called indo pacific, or africana, the chairman of the chief of staff does not command any troops for use administrator representative. is to say can wait 25th amendment talk on this? can you get the cabinet together that's a job. >> if it. kennedy: if it had reached that level that is what you

do. do not call the communist chinese and they might nuke it. bryan suits thank you so much. okay bye. coming up four of america's top gymnast today testifying on capitol hill about the sexual abuse they endured as children the case with highland the failures of the fbi and usa gymnastics. i will break down how investigators dropped the ball investigators dropped the ball in my memo next.

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kennedy: heartbreaking testimony from four olympic gymnasts were sexually abused by eight serial predator and a former gymnastics team jott doctor larry nasser pretty allegedly molested over 160 women. some of those women bravely came forward, risking their gymnastics career, reputation or well-being but the fbi failed to act.

he went on to abuse at least 40 more victims after the top law enforcement agency was made well aware, yet did nothing. simone biles, maggie nichols, at all testified before the senate judiciary committee today, watch. >> to be clear, i blame larry nasser and i also blame an entire system that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. >> and sacrificing my childhood for the chance to compete for the united states i am haunted by even after the fact i reported my abuse so many women and girls had to suffer at the hands of larry nassar. united states gymnastics at the paralympic committee and the fbi have all betrayed me and those who were abused by larry nasser after i reported. >> the fbi, and dozens of girls and women continued to be molested by larry nasser.

what is the point of reporting abuse if our own fbi agents are going to take it upon themselves to bury that report in the drawer. it is the department of justice's job to hold them accountable. i am tired of waiting for people to do the right thing. because my abuse was enough and we deserve justice. how much is a little girl worth? >> 's before this whole chapters aptly discussed at every level. the people he knew about nasser's predatory abuse and did nothing deserve to rot in jail with that demented molester. top fbi agent, michael langman, who is only recently fired after sitting on michaela maroney's testimony out for 17 months back in 2015 at a job its entire time and then he. upon dozens more trusting young athletes. that bath third, langman also needs to the inside of himself with the department of justice did not even show up today to

offer these women an apology. lord knows they're never going to get an explanation where they were robbed of their childhood and u.s. ag and the u.s. olympic and paralympic committee i'll need to be held truly accountable for being complicit in this abuse and serving this a powerlessness by shielding a monster they allowed a culture to fester, coaches and gyms that followed the lead of their governing body and encouraged abuse on every level. it is a mentality that is created rot in a sport that should be rooted in joy. it would certainly be worth it for law enforcement to press forward, pressed charges, and lock up the evil conspirators who helped a monster inflict incomprehensible suffering. and that is the memo. so how aren't god's green golden earth of this all happen question rick illinois senator dick durbin asked fbi director, christopher wray, that very question, watch. >> what am i missing here? this is like a child kidnapping case.

this man is on the loose and molesting children. it appears is being lost in the paperwork of the agency. >> i do not have a good explanation for you. it is utterly jarring to me. that is why that individual has been fired. kennedy: so will these athletes ever get justice? and whose head should request or at the party panel is back, ned ryun, dave smith and leslie marshall. ned, this is really hard to watch. this is very emotional testimony. and i have to tell you, my girls were usga athletes for six years. they were competitive and i saw that culture firsthand. i cannot believe those fbi agents knew that he was molesting women and he went on to create new victims because of their interactions. that is criminal. >> well, canada have thought this for a while now for the fbi is irreparably corrupt. the one standing was michaela maroney. i told them in 2015 all this

they settle for 17 months and then falsified my testimony. the fact of the matter, this was jim cummings fbi. when dick durbin asked how it happened maybe is too busy or trying to frame the duly elected president to really care about a doctors sexually molesting under age girls. that might be one of the explanations. i would like to see the fbi will reimagine as and dismantled from its current state. that would be a move in the right direction. kennedy: i want to know what people knew but i want to see cell phone messages i want to see text messages i want the e-mails that went back and forth between the olympic committee, and the u.s. ag. because people talk about this. christopher knew about harvey weinstein for years and did nothing because their association directly benefited them. and heat create an. upon more victims, dave go ahead.

>> yes, i do not want to see the fbi reimagine per se. i would support it being abolished and never spoken of again. >> the situation is just horrific. there we go it got bush guy on board with abolishing. the situation is horrific, the guy is a monster and these guys were really heroic to speak up about it. when you think about how little some people trust these institutions there's a difference between failure and corruption. it is one thing to fail it's another thing to see this corruption where everyone is protected. if there is any decency, any honor in the fbi, everyone at the head of the fbi would have resigned. there would be the investigation you are talking about what we actually see the e-mails and text messages. the fact that we all know that will not happen. this is why there is so little trusted institutions in america. it's not just that we fail on this lever the most brown and despicable way it's the idea

they protect themselves after they do it. kennedy: this yielded a monster, lies about 15 seconds i'm sorry i know you're good to make a quick point. >> i just have to say when a child looks to an adult for help, and when a child says please help me, you are the good guys there is a bad guy. when those good guys behave like the bad guys, those children just become victimized again and again. i know i have seconds, allie said it best, nasser found more than 100 new temple as it was like serving innocent children up to a pedophile on silver platter. if our nation was a part of that department of justice has to do something for these girls deserve justice for their children. we must believe them free. >> absolutely. they can rot in jail and then rot in hell, thank you so much ned, dave, leslie did a talk to all. to all. tropical storm is a next let's go walter! after you. walter, twelve o' clock.

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