country and to import drugs that kill people? liz: all right, ken paxton, thank you for joining us and happy new year to you. i'm elizabeth mcdonald, you've been watching the evening at on foxbusiness. we want to wish you a happy new year, thank you for watching, have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪♪ kennedy: welcome to a new fantastic week. you may know because i was ranting about thursday, i recently had covid again so the virus once again has become intensely personal and now i'm upset like many of you, i took the recommended steps and necessary precautions and like of what i figured if i had been vaccinated, i would be safe. with a normal virus that naturally evolves, that might be the case. if you had covid, you know it is

unnatural and doesn't feel like anything you've experienced even if you had it mild, you know it's still weird, i do not by less than probable specie hopping and affecting most vulnerable species on the planet. in my opinion it's an engineered virus and anyone says a lab leak theory is speculation, the virus found its way into the world and there were streams have been realized. this virus sucks and the communist chinese government sucks for covering up evidence destroying samples, blocking access jailing whistleblowers who knew the genie was out of the bottle. equal half alliant anthony fauci, francis collins, they all suck and they all knew what would happen if a virus like this spread and even the tests supposed to detect it, they suck and almost impossible to access. my daughter tested negative on a

rapid test, the pcr was positive but it took ten days to come back. as a vaccinated person, i contracted covid from another vaccinated person so whoever is perturbing this bug is being solely transmitted by the unvaccinated is also full of the hottest garbage and they suck, to so what is the bright side? the omicron variant is so contagious everyone will pretty much have it in the next two weeks and once it peaks, we will win something like normal. tyrant growth, and epidemiologist in denmark who says we will have our normal lives back in two months. i will take it. i don't trust the people in power in this country, arsonists are pretty much running the fire department so for rational skeptical expert says we can resume rituals by next month, i am on board this express. anthony fauci could take internal masking and shove it up

puckering honey hole because you'll never unstuck. i'll keep chomping on elderberry grammys and sipping ginger tea until i feel somewhat presentable and all i ask is the administration to please put the screws to china and hold them accountable for this hideous horror show. and that's the memo. we've now entered year three of the pandemic, it already ruined 2020 and 2021, is there good reason to believe 2022 will be different? please, i hope so. he with me now, fox news medical responder author of covid politics and fear and the power of science, doctor marc siegel is back. welcome back. >> great to be with you. you look quite healthy actually. kennedy: thank you, a couple of weeks later i'm still not feeling great but i don't have a fever, i've been cleared to come back to work and i'm doing the masking the nonsense i still get mad when i go online and people

say it unvaccinated people transmitting this when that is not true. i know so many people close to me had the virus and fully vaccinated and got the virus again so why is it breaking through like that? >> that is correct what you said. it transmitting among not just the unvaccinated but the vaccinated because of the mutations allowing it to do that. omicron is different and re- infecting people. if you've been vaccinated or had another variant, chances are it will be mild but tell that to someone who has it, it doesn't feel mild. if there's good news here, in the wake of omicron, you're making antibodies not just against omicron but other variant which is why scientists may be right, it may leave a long path of immunity in its wake that could bring this to a situation where we don't have this roaring pandemic, i think

it will take about a month, i think vaccines help but i think it will create immunity and it is milder than other variant unless you have it, then it doesn't feel mild. kennedy: but that is good news fewer people are hospitalized and fewer people are admitted to icus, more people are getting sick and that is a bright side we could be moving from a pandemic to an end dammit it's curious how it's happening so quickly so that is nice to believe, i want to believe that, i hope that's true and we resume normal life within two months but is there another variant working? >> there's definitely going to be another variant because of how many people in the world are not vaccinated but looks like we are creating antibodies that may give us protection from one more historical peace is this is how the 1918 pandemic probably

ended, we didn't have vaccines in those days, viruses want to survive and tend to mutate successfully in directions that get more transmissible this is just wild if you think it 500,000 cases a day, it's probably more like 2 million cases a day because of the uncounted cases and if you multiply that by 30 days, you'd end up with between 60 -- 100 million cases why we head toward immunity here. it's a big cost debate because people are going to the hospital and still die but we are in retrospect, if you have it, you get a super booster effect from having. that plus the vaccine, i think it is the path out. kennedy: so why doesn't that enter the conversation in terms of improving your health? so when the state issues vaccine mandates, they don't account for natural immunity which we seem to have a lot more of with the omicron variant than with delta or the original so if you've had

covid and recovered, why can't you show a positive covid test along with vaccines you've had? why the need for endless boosting? >> you can in israel and the european union. here it rigidity and hysteria and superimposed fear mongering. i do agree with your having had it should count as much of a vaccine and in israel it six months of immunity for a green pass or testing and set. that flexibility is what we need to make people less fearful and panicked and make you feel like it's less political. doubling down, the vaccine is terrific but doubling down on it by insisting on more and more and more vaccines while having no other tools in your toolkit, where other therapeutics? paxlovid, nobody has it. the monoclonal test, we don't have them. are they going to come by postal

service? i don't even know where my mail is being delivered right now. kennedy: i've been getting more mail and i have to say, the publishers are helpful during the holidays. thank you for your elimination, i always appreciate your expertise. >> glad you are good, good to be on with you. kennedy: covid panic rhode island, tiny state but they are scared of a lot of stuff. the state is allowing healthcare workers who have covid for nursing homes if there's a staffing shortage, one state run hospital sent out a memo saying workers who have no or mild symptoms can work as long as a where in 95 masks, it sounds peachy but what about the unvaccinated workers were fired because of strict mandates? let's get into it with tonight's party panel, ceo and former george w. bush presidential writer, ned ryun is here along with fox news political analyst, juan williams and foundation for

economic education writer and liberty activist, olivia rondeau rounds up the panel. welcome, everyone. ned, the people who happen fired, hundreds of healthcare workers in rhode island relieved of duty, fired from their jobs for exercising their right to choose whether or not they get the vaccine, they can't work but somebody who has covid can. again, it was back to no counting form natural immunity here. >> of all the stupid decisions made over the last couple of years, firing healthcare workers refused to get the cover therapeutic shot, i refuse to call it a vaccine shot, it makes no sense because we are in short supply but i also think rhode island is an acceptance of reality like you're talking about doctor siegel omicron is not merely deadly, it's endemic and people are coming to live

with it and realizing we are going to get back to normal, we have to miss an acceptance of reality and in some ways i think it's a step toward normalcy again. kennedy: yeah and it seems weird to say but i think that is right, doctor siegel was right, the new mayor of new york city, eric adams in a break with the hysteria we've been subjected to new york, eric adams said will have to find a way to live with the virus and that means there's a politician who is standing up to thugs like teachers unions who want to shut down. >> is continuing most of their de blasio's policies but i was listening, let me say they are glad you are well, kennedy. i've been through it and it not fun and re- infections are occurring which is a shock but here's the thing, i think in the rhode island case, they are

reacting to changing situations and guidance from the cdc and i know you are a big critic, american science medical community here handling of covid but people do listen to the state government listens to the federal government and the federal government says we have a different standard than we did then, airlines right now are pushing the government to reduce the time people are quarantined and it led people to say you let the corporations dictate what's coming out, the government says okay, at the end of the five days instead of previous temperament you have to have a negative test so it's like we are flying on an airplane are trying to fix because we don't know all that's going on but people are trying their best to respond. bless hypocrisy and simply say we don't know how to deal with the shortage of healthcare workers. kennedy: so what about medical freedom? wonders that enter the

conversation? >> clearly never have to wonder collected rhode island not learn from the crazy fiasco in new york city old age retirement homes? covid completely ravaged elderly populations new york and not letting people who are covid positive work in the hospitals and elderly care facilities sounds super counterproductive and wears medical freedom? if we have healthcare worker shortage, why did we fire people practicing their medical freedom only to allow people to continue to work if they've tested positive even if they are vaccinated. kennedy: there are people, and we know this, people not symptomatic contagious still test positive so are you supposed to remain out of the workforce until you get a negative test even though the virus expressed itself on tests in different ways for different people? depending on their immune system and the variance they have? there is no uniform set of rules, nothing normal about any

of this the idea that we are going to rely on government is making so many arbitrary get us out, it's not going to happen that way so i hope there are rational people who say we can't exist as though we are in an emergency forever. party panel will return, we will resume but coming up next, one day follow ghislaine maxwell to a hotel. a document from his accuser could be a major coup what happened. mark breaks it all down, he's next. ♪♪

every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business.

introducing comcast business mobile. you get the most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimited data for just $30 per line per month when you get four lines or mix and match data options. available now for comcast business internet customers with no line-activation fees or term contract required. see if you can save by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. and there you have it. woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. big deal. we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, but mine has 5g included. relax people. my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one-upping itself. take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings or visit an xfinity store to learn how our switch squad makes it easy to switch and save hundreds.

you details about prince andrews involvement with jeffrey epstein's underaged sex ring. suit in civil court by virginia alleges he raped her when she was under 18 now a secret agreement from 2009 has been made public road virginia was paid $500,000 by the jeffrey epstein to not take legal action against anyone who could be described as a potential defendant related to him.

andrew's legal team said the payoff should relieve him from liability as one of the potential defendant. does that mean prince andrew may never face a judge? her to discuss, defense attorney and from prosecutor, welcome back to the show. >> my pleasure. kennedy: people want to see someone pay for the crimes. obviously jeffrey epstein was guilty, ghislaine maxwell was guilty, they both trafficked the girls to other people, they want to see someone pay for and prince andrew is the closest thing but what does the legal document say about whether or not he could face prosecution or civil penalty? >> while the language is pretty clear. his has anyone who could have been a potential defendant she shall not bring a lawsuit against them. well, does not include him? i don't want it to and neither

do you because if he did do these horrible things, we want him to pay so let's look at the language. in her complaint she references epstein's peers, including politicians, academia and specifically royalty did these horrible things so who is she referring to? if we are being honest, you know she's referring to prince andrew so how then does a court not think that was the basis of the bargain included in the $500,000 settlement? kennedy: she's also asking for his medical records because he had a horribly botched interview on british television where he said i've never met the girl, the picture was photoshopped, the person's hand on the picture is read and clearly when you're taking pictures and developing them back in the day when he was allegedly taking advantage of a teen girl would have the color differences and he said he has a

medical condition he sustained during the war, the cold war that made it impossible for him to sweat so she and her lawyer said show us medical documentations you cannot sweat and set you don't get it. not your business. >> right, he doesn't want them to get anything. he wants to say it's a matter of law, cut me loose. you agreed with this language. the flipside is he wasn't who she contemplated one made the agreement. he wasn't even related to the florida lawsuit, he has nothing to do with florida so it's a different jurisdiction, he has nothing to do with that, he is not included in the list of defendant who she could potentially bring a claim on behalf of. kennedy: that's what her boys are saying, there's a hearing tomorrow to decide whether or not the civil suit get

dismissed, what you think will happen there? >> i was hoping he wouldn't ask me because i've discussed it with my peers and none of us can agree. we think the plain language in the agreement which courts generally like to enforce, you came up with this agreement, let's honor the language so you think the court would say okay, we're cutting them loose because it contemplated but i think also i could see the judge doing the opposite stuff i had to guess, i would say the judge does not dismiss the case. kennedy: where do we go from there? >> discovery, trial, demands for the records you discussed, everywhere he doesn't want to go which is why than i could see a settlement being reached so this doesn't become any more public than a house. kennedy: and i'm sure the queen is pushing for that because it's already been very damaging and embarrassing for the royal

family, does he have any sort of diplomatic immunity because of his title? >> no and let me tell you, there's no problem with therapy deep pockets behind him. they want to pay this off. if epstein paid 500,000, we know what the ballpark is, that is chump change for them so something tells me this will be resolved, assuming it doesn't get dismissed. kennedy: he wants the crown jewels. we will see, we will be watching tomorrow to see if it does get dismissed. like you said, there's legal argument on both sides here. people don't necessarily like him but he may have a defense here. thank you so much. >> take care. kennedy: you are not a jerk, he is. kamala harris has no idea what's causing inflation nor how to fix it. you want proof? did you see what she said? my god. state department brutally mocked for people promoting secondary of state spotify playlist.

we solved all the problems, foreign policy is fixed. stay with me. ♪♪

vice president kamala harris doesn't just batter her job, she also doesn't care if you know it. last week on cbs, she was asked about inflation, a topic that's literally on everyone's mind right now and as usual, she appeared completely and utterly unprepared. watch. >> wasn't wrong to consider inflation transitory? the price hikes seemed like they are going to be with us for a while. >> we have to address the fact that we got to deal with the fact that folks are paying for gas and groceries and need solutions so let's talk about that short-term solution including what we need to do around the supply chain so we went to the ports of los

angeles, savannah georgia and said hey guys, no more five days a week, eight hours a day 24/7, move product because people need what they need. we are dealing with it in terms of long-term and that's about what we need to do to pass build back better, it strengthens our economy. kennedy: that rambling nonanswer is basically handwritten letter to the president to please invite pete buttigieg to be his vp and 2024. none of us think kamala harris understands the economy but couldn't she at least study quiznos before battling about on tv? kenji google inflation? read a paragraph? the party panel is back. it's interesting, and this is what i find so unnerving about the vice president's stance on inflation, she was so invested in root causes of immigration yet she can't be bothered to even define inflation let alone go to the root causes there so

ned, what are some of the root causes of inflation? >> well as the great milton friedman says, inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon obviously vice president harris, she's talking about the price of goods, she doesn't understand that when inflation do to complete flash on our economy flush with this money and out-of-control spending but even if she did understand that, you think this administration's vice president could have an honest conversation about inflation? she's supportive the american rescue plan 1.9 trillion spending past last spring that larry summers warned will cause inflation and now she's supporting the 3 trillion or 4 trillion or 5 trillion whatever it is, build back better which would be jet fuel on inflation so even if she understood the causes of inflation, i don't think you can have anyone from this administration be honest

about what caused it and how we address it. kennedy: so why is it so hard for her to read briefs on things so critically important to americans lives? >> she should treat her brief and if she didn't, she is wrong although i think that's now sort of standard, everybody says they read in the newspaper kamala harris is criticized for not reading her briefs and criticizing her staff so i don't know if that's true or not but let's say in this case all she had to offer was words because it didn't make much sense, she touched on real issues in regard to inflation, the supply chain is backed up and things are in short supply and prices there will go up as a function of that but i think the bigger issue for her, she's lost a lot of staff, she needs to get it together and improve her public persona as someone who is a problem solver. you mentioned the immigration issue, she's got a lot of tough

things on her plate and right now she's coming across as someone who's weigh-in over her head. kennedy: i agree and i want the country to succeed and people before things. i want businesses to thrive and kids to be in school, i want all of those things and i don't wish for her to fail but it makes me nervous every time she opens her mouth, olivia. what ned said, i don't think there is a way you can get yourself out of this or the administration because this administration is based on spending a lot of money to solve problems which doesn't always alleviate that. >> exactly. like you said, i don't want her to fail either, we are on this sinking ship and its burning, i don't want to be here and you don't want to be here, we want our captain to know what they are doing so when she decided to answer like that, in the

rambling tripping over her toes manner, it did give me a clear answer, the person asked, were we making a mistake when we saw the inflation would be during the transition area. , she basically just answered yes, we did make a mistake, we don't know what we are doing or how to fix it in the food did, we probably wouldn't even do it. kennedy: yes and when they powell said inflation is transitory, meaning temporary, people are like first of all, you don't know that and second, based on the indicators we have, that is a false statement but something the administrations latched onto and started the treasury secretary and press secretary, everyone basically has been parroting that and they've been wrong and now economists are saying inflation is here to stay and i think that's going to be the number one issue for democrats this year, net. >> absolutely. the biden administration -- biden administration is a

collision of that energy policy with monetary policy obviously causing inflation and they are tying an albatross around senate democrats this fall and that's why i am pretty confident republicans will take the house back and i am optimistic they will take the senate back due to the bad biden administration policies to pull down the house and senate democrats in the fall. kennedy: i wish mike lee and rand paul could replicate themselves and populate the senate with rationality. the state department released secretary antony blinken spotify playlist. as so exciting, i always wanted to know what horrible music he has. forget about taking responsibly for the botched afghanistan withdrawal or helping americans still stuck there. state department decided to promote his playlist eight times. they tweeted about once but eight times in the last three weeks. so instead of this nonsense, is

it time to hold the state department accountable for things like afghanistan? >> yes but we live in a social media age, come on. you think back to the politicians, we know bill clinton was a saxophone player and george w. bush loved trail bike riding and barack obama put out his playlist and pick for the basketball ncaa's you know -- march madness stop. this is how politicians humanize themselves in the social media age and to me, i don't get it but this is how politicians -- they see in the polls their numbers go up when they do stuff like this. kennedy: his poll numbers won't go up because he's not good at being secretary of state, he should have resigned after the afghanistan withdrawal and the number of americans put in peril at the hands of the taliban there so olivia, is this what we

need? someone to make tik tok videos to improve america's foreign-policy standing? >> i understand every politician wants to become a social media influence or appeal to the young folk but as a member of generation z myself, i can say i'm not looking for spotify playlist, that's not why go to twitter for or to check the website for the state department for, i'd like to know things including but not limited to how we plan to get americans out of afghanistan like mentioned before, i go to the state department page to get information on foreign-policy and what america is doing, not necessarily politicians spotify playlist. kennedy: and unserious person and very serious times, wouldn't you rather the state department take seriously military relationship between russia and china? >> exactly, there are so many issues. russia and china, russia by itself, china by itself and you want to tweak this out eight

times. i think one of the biggest lies of the 2020 campaign season among many lines was somehow the biden administration would be a serious competent administration all i'm saying is on seriousness and incompetence whether with harris or lincoln. with this afghanistan withdrawal, which would think these people would resign out of shame but i don't think they have got so they are not resigning but it would be nice to have adults show up again so we can have people in charge we trust to take these issues seriously because if we are not serious about china, they are going to displace us on the international stage and be the epicenter of the world economy and everything else but we have the secretary of state tweeting out eight times his spotify list, deeply unserious and frightening when it comes to national security issues. kennedy: and ned makes good points, there were a lot of people took issue with president trump being obsessed with

resident xi jinping and not going hard enough on china and criticized for some tariffs but i want to see this president hold china to account personally and that's why i started off the show talking about this, on public but when the center for boston's celtics takes foreign-policy far more seriously than the actual secretary of state, we are doing something wrong. china is doing many things wrong, they are holding people, minorities and concentration camps, killing them, performing medical experiments on them. their human rights violations from taiwan to that so that's what we should be focusing on, do you agree? >> yes, i think they are a surveillance state in the way they treat the uighurs, we are going to get a dose of this during the olympics that come up in a month or so. americans will have to deal with the hypocrisy that our corporate

states, major corporations what i'm referring to, are supporting or advertising olympics coming from china and i think there's a lot of problems there. i will say, i think contrast to the trump administration is why americans put joe biden in office, they want someone more stable and you see how biden is dealing with russia on the ukraine very strong at the moment, we hope he backs up all his words with punch but we will see. i didn't see that from trump. the thing about china, what power do we have over our country that has so much invested in us and hold our currency? i think it's a difficult issue but it's a serious issue and requires adults to get around the table and make some decisions. kennedy: and not like john kerry says, pull my leg. it's everyone's claim, it is, everyone's. we are running out of time but

go ahead, olivia. >> just to reiterate is a member of the younger generation, we don't care about politicians trying to pander to us, spotify playlist, we just want to know what's going on and feel distressed to the government, we don't view them as we showed in the sense that we don't look up to them and say we have everything under control, clearly we don't it's disheartening to see them take itself seriously posting playlist eight times when people are literally in the comments, they are begging for answers on afghanistan, answers on the human rights violations in china, it is heartening and sad to see. kennedy: nice to talk to you all, nice to see you. i'll be right back. ♪♪

breaking news tonight, another

jury getting it right returning a verdict on ceo elizabeth holmes, she's guilty on four charges, not guilty on one. we will have much more on this, steve jobs want to be mark will have more on that tomorrow night. january and that means if you're anything like my staff, we are just now stumbling out of a new year's blues under. for others, it day three of dry january, one month totally to offset weeks of holiday life but one month cold turkey really beneficial for long-term health? here to discuss addiction and recovery specialist and author, on, adam. >> hi, kennedy, happy new year. kennedy: you as well. where's my issue with dry january, i don't have a problem with it at all, i think alcohol can dry out your skin, it can dehydrate you and damage your organs, all sorts of things, sleepless calories and all that

but people drink a ton in december, anticipating they will dry out in january and then february 1 they are right back to it so what is the reason for this? >> what we are saying is you have a problem with the human condition that we might start and stop, start and stop, i get it. however, i've never been pulled over for drunk driving, i have for drinking and driving so i think it's a good time to take a break, look at our relationship with the substances, alcohol, drugs, porn, gambling, shopping, whatever it is, you will see the relationship if it controls you and you control it? or does it control you? kennedy: i don't know about abstaining for a set period of time gives you an honest assessment of whether or not you are in the throes of addiction for something and it's something addicts do periodically in order

to talk themselves out of saying i have a real problem, they stop for a little while and say if i quit for a month, i could quit forever and that's not necessarily the case. what about replacing alcohol with psychedelics for the month of january? [laughter] >> i will have to say a big no to that but i get. i would say replace it with something healthy like exercise, prayer, meditation, journaling from drinking a gallon of water, i'm not sure mushrooms, if that would be the way to go. kennedy: have you talked to mike tyson? i talked to mike tyson about the toad, he licks her toes and now he is pure love and has forgiven himself for his past, he is rejuvenated, reformed. he's a walking testament to how psychedelics can positively

change you because i don't disagree with you about alcohol, it can be very hard on you and lead to bad outcomes but psychedelics, i've never tried them but they sound pretty good. [laughter] >> look, i love mike. i'm not pro or con or against anything, pro psychedelics or anti, i'm not even pro alcohol or anti- alcohol, but just look at our relationship with whatever substance you feel like you have been abusing especially drugs. we had covid, you know how your show is, has separated everyone is between vaccines, biden and trump, it's a time for people . kennedy: let's continue the conversation on the podcast tomorrow because i want to get into this with you.

if you will agree, let's do an episode kennedy saves the world, i want to explore these things and push back on some things and agree on others because there are areas i think you are right thank you so much. tropical storm is next. be right back. ♪♪ 's market.rd-looking views of the (other money manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions, right? (judith) no, we don't sell commission products. we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client's best interest. (other money manager) so when do you make more money? only when your clients make more money? (judith) yep, we do better when our clients do better. at fisher investments we're clearly different. in a recent clinical study, patients using salonpas patch reported reductions in pain severity, using less or a lot less oral pain medicines. and improved quality of life.

that's why we recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. 's team ♪you fill up my senses as a professional bull-rider i'm used to taking chances. but when it comes to my insurance i don't. i use liberty mutual, they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need.

wooo, yeaa, woooooo and, by switching you could even save 665 dollars. hey tex, can someone else get a turn? yeah, hang on, i'm about to break my own record. yeah. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪

welcome back. former nasa director says he has a plan to make mars habitable for humans. the question on everyone's mind enough, will it work for san francisco? the city best enjoyed spacesuit and then topic number one, mug shot monday. tonight we meet a man should have put his money in his mattress, 44-year-old robert williams, that's his name accused of robbing wells fargo bank branch handing the teller a note reading is this a robbery, i need $150. poor guy, sounds like he wanted to buy a gallon of gas. it is the way he got caught and has some calling him the world's dumbest bank robber. instead of fleeing the scene with his fresh look, he stepped outside and deposited the cash he stole right into the bank

back into the atm. it's a perfect visualization of biden's build back better plan, he was easily tracked down and arrested at a nearby shopping center he told police his mind was currently controlled by a third party yet implant, in other words, the moderna vaccine. topic number two a group of beekeepers in chile arrested after trying to bring awareness to climate issues by releasing 10000 bees on a city street. the most angry bees i've seen protesting since the women's march. this was the scene outside of the presidential palace were protesters open 60 wooden beehives to wreak havoc on government officials or as they call on cnn, and insect correction. some appear to be tiny biking

helmets but those were later confirmed to be 10a. the goal was to educate lawmakers how changes in climate are killing these. for some reasons that them getting educated, everyone just ran away. national police swooped in and put the demonstrators in custody. it didn't generate a lot of buzz in the end the most stinging climate protest in history was this one. >> we are at the beginning of mass extinction and all who can talk about money and fairytales. how dare you. kennedy: there you go. topic number three. let's look at the best new year's celebration in america. you probably know here in new york city bring in the new year with the times square ball truck. new yorkers love watching the ball drop, that's why netscape's are sold out but did you know we can't dump the new york bike dropping panko? the first step to making white castle surprised.

i love you with a mask and kissing your face. cruises dropped green chili pepper while the people dropped acid. key west, florida instead of dropping the ball, they dragged their feet ringing in the new year dropping a drag queen on her shoe which gives it a new meaning to the term radish. remember, don't judge until you've sat a mile and her paws. happy new year, america and no matter what you drop, to and 2021, let's all drop the bad habit in 2022. i'm going to lead the way tonight bravely by dropping dry january. you heard it here first. i couldn't do it without you. i'll be right back because it's mouth trumpet monday, next. ♪♪

♪ ♪ >> it is time for mouth trumpet monday, we made it, mouth trumpet monday, play along. here we go? i forgot what song. wait. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ sound like a fart at the end, thank you for watching best hour of your day. kennedy nation. tomorrow night, steven kent. and brad columbo. kennedy. good night. >> entertainment. now not the most tangible of american staples, try to imagine our nation without it neither can i am it is too essential to our economy and our nature as humans, all entertainment, does not come easy, it takes discipline. >> that was good. >> engineering. >> this gas is way too excessive. >> and some serious patience. >> must have had some party in here. >> to keep americans