>> thank you for joining us, come back soon. i'm elizabeth mcdonald, you have been watching the evening edit, that does it for us. thank you for watching, we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪♪ kennedy: welcome to the best hour of your day, defunding the police does not work. don't take my word for it, according to joe biden so whether progressive because in his party wake up and listen? president biden was here in new york city to meet with the mayor who spent more than 20 years in the nypd and his visit comes amid a spike in crime and fall and the quality of life. liberal d.a. has given the revolving door but it's not just here, it's the same and blue cities across the country.

today president biden said enough is enough. >> the answer is not to abandon our streets, that's not the answer. the answer is to come together, building trust and making us all safer. the answer is not to defund police, it's to give you the tools and training and funding to be partners and protectors and community needs you. kennedy: and have fun with the police. one of his fellow democrats, critique torres agrees, he said defund police movement is that in new york city, good riddance. an elected official advocating for the defunding of police is out of touch with reality and should not be taken seriously. good job but all this broke up chit chat probably will not sit well with the squad, they rather side with a felon. they been saying so for years now. >> not only do we need to defund

but dismantle start a new. >> sixty billing dollars nypd budget. >> i support the defund movement. >> we took money out of nypd budget and put into youth programs and youth services. kennedy: has back on? democrats when they realized defund slogan is a political loser? let's meet tonight's party panel, time off.com editor and fox news contributor, katie pavlich and also fox news contributor and host of the richard fowler shall, the one and only richard fowler. extraordinarily handsome. he serves as chief of staff, welcome, everyone. great to see you all. >> what is the. kennedy: i'm hiding behind katie because she's smarter. [laughter] >> you're just afraid of the game tonight. kennedy: go, bruins. ucla and arizona our respective institutions of learning, men's

basketball. you can watch the best hour of your day and then that. [laughter] >> i'm already down once i shouldn't be talking. kennedy: katie, a lot of talk is centered around guns and they are finding these men in the gun argument in the form of ghost guns but i don't know what that really does to keep new yorkers safe. it seems like a lot of words they are throwing back and forth that will not amount to action, not higher quality of life are safer streets for new york. >> they could make progress on the issue of criminals using guns illegally and enforcing the laws already on the books in a place like new york city that has extensive gun control laws with maastricht in the country but they tend to not connect the

back here, they are so focused on the guns they are not focus on the people pulling the trigger. for joe biden to go from washington d.c. today is an indication he knows poll numbers are in the toilet on this 65% of the country believe he's doing a poor job when it comes to solving crime but i don't have much faith this will change, at least on the federal level because personnel is policy and joe biden but kristin clark, an assistant attorney general at the department of justice wrote a column about defunding police and defunding is not just about money, it's ideology, not backing police when they need the help against violent criminals and giving criminals the benefit of the doubt instead of victims like we see in new york city, women getting shot at work or in d.c., women getting carjacked with their kids in the car so that's the issue they need to focus on, not in animate objects used by criminals the wrong way. kennedy: but it is that

criminality and violence and intention and that's what we have to focus on because i do agree most people probably don't belong in jail but the ones who are committing these crimes over and over, they do belong in jail and that is the problem with the progressive version of criminal justice reform, this blanket one-size-fits-all policy is about prescription for society so how can we do better? taking violent bad people off the street who want to hurt others often times discriminate leak while keeping nonviolent people out of jail who shouldn't be caught up in the system in the first place. how do you do that? >> thanks for having me, i think there are real solutions out there but look at a place like st. louis out of all the cities in the talking points for uc crime increasing, democratic run city, homicide is actually going down. when you ask the mayor, mayor

jones, she will tell you they are finding ways to support police and they have to bounce criminal justice so they have a program and uncertain because they send out social workers to called to sort of one from at the escalate. two, make sure they are not putting people in jail and getting the help they need. three, making the community trust police mark. the other problem is to make sure face-off all the open homicides out there in many cities police are overworked and not solving crimes and going after small crimes and if we go to the bigger crimes, illegal guns off the street, they will have the problems you are seeing the guns they proliferated. the third thing is figure out how they are in community and higher interrupters and high crime, people who live in community to engage as part of the crime solving process. as a result, . kennedy: it's really funny, i

like a lot of the stuff you're saying because you are right, you do have to come up with better systems and have social workers and cops who engage with each other and have better communication but you touched on something i think is funny, you just let it high crime neighborhoods with a bunch of karen's, i think you would see crime go down because criminals would be so annoyed, they would stop doing what they are doing. [laughter] sean -- >> you also see 911 more annoyed with the calls from the karen's. kennedy: i don't know what he's doing out here, he's got some sort of an ax. seriously, oh my god, do i have to spray you with for breeze? no, lady, i am leaving, fine. jesus. will any of this make us better and safer? >> not until you have the police enforcing these crime world laws

like enforcing vaccine mandates on children. recently nypd detained a crime unvaccinated 9-year-old girl just trying to go to the natural history museum. they going to send swot team did to broadway shows to make sure your double mast? if you pay cops to enforce unjust laws, you will continue to have a broken criminal justice system so mayor adams could and the mandates and war on drugs and the people depend themselves. kennedy: we've talked about that twice. well done for bringing that up. panel, well-rounded. it's game night so they are going to be playing for a big win here. stick around for that. all right, resident biden has had a tough couple of months so nothing like a wag the dog to distract the nation from failing policies but to his credit, he went pretty big. instead of just buying at all,

is a massive operation in syria, special forces raided the home of the new isis leader but the scumbag took them way out by detonating a suicide vest, healing himself and his family. how did the mission go down? will it be seen as a badly needed victory for the president? to discuss, direct combat veteran and founder of the dark secret place.com, subscribe so you can his wisdom every day. back. you look so normal. >> thanks for having me. again, ceo search at hr isis.org. [laughter] kennedy: as that where people go to upload their resume? so what happened here? they've known where he is for some time and just waiting for the perfect moment to distract from bad policies and bad news? >> they been developing where

he's been for a while, $10 million bounty upon his head for a while. less than a year ago, they released his interrogation reports and how come i have these? he was in camp buka in iraq in 2008 with our bag body. this guy, the last time reporting all day long, it's a foot on because you have to be a member of his tribe to be head of the taliban, they made him up. he was my rocky so this was released about a year ago, all of his interrogation reports because he squealed. he squealed like the accountant in batman returns. the attempt here, i think it was successful, he wrote his credibility because you can't

beat them. apparently it worked so $10 million bounty plus the world's best witness protection program. how would you like to go to santa clarita for the rest of your life? so i think it was organic, i don't think the biden team flipped a switch and said get the latest head of isis. kennedy: which special forces snap him? or, not nap him but which one executed no mission where he killed himself in the family? >> same as his body, it was fight club. [laughter] the guy from fort bragg, i can't say anymore but it wasn't the guy swim ashore with flippers, it was fight club. they did not level the house like they did before, it was more of a fight because this was an isis neighborhood so one

submission was achieved and by the way, you have the audio, they tried to call him out and started with the common tactic, iraq and afghanistan. kennedy: they would start back. >> you say we know you're in there, we know your wife and kids, come out with honor. let them live, your wife, your otherwise in whatever, the third wife. they tried, you know, capture but he said no. in an explosive way and there was a throwdown and for got everybody out, a plea crew clean operation and back -- i'm a little biased. kennedy: what happens to the surviving family members and the kids in the house? where did they go? >> there's only like two or three who apparently lived -- they will be adopted out. just like the prison full of kids three weeks ago, that

resulted self, they probably called back operation, he said three those kids -- as a prison in eastern syria volt full of isis families, they don't want them back in the io. their families are in the and the play on that one, he has no connection to isis and afghanistan, they won't take his call. kennedy: such a snob. we have to go but -- five seconds. go ahead. >> this isis is dying, someone we should be afraid of are not the taliban, isis k are there problem now. kennedy: well, the problem can don't solve themselves. acute, appreciate it. ♪♪ kennedy: jeff zucker resignation bombshell. it turns out, he's tied to andrew cuomo. might be deeper than anyone

suspected. what other secrets are they hiding? that's after the break. ♪♪

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♪♪ i'm like zach you. i feel like a rotten banana, resignation rocked the media world when he admitted the relationship with the bigwig that apparently zucker and his side piece were pretty cozy with former new york governor andrew cuomo. sources say with called the disgraced love duck. zucker reportedly told what to say during his briefing and gave an this positive coverage. so how did their love go with

cuomo? or doesn't mean for things like the covid nursing home scandal? he with me now, senior meteorologist janice jean, her husband's parents died of covid because of while most policies days apart from each other. janice, welcome back. >> thank you for having me. kennedy: when you first saw he was resigning, did you think there was more to the story than they were disclosing plus. >> absolutely because people have affairs all the time in the business world. that is not abnormal but i did think it was interesting as soon as chris cuomo left, he started trying to burn cnn down because he wanted his $18 million so what is he do? he asked for all and any information he could get from zucker and his girlfriend including tax, to him and the

formal administration so put two and two together, it is a big cnn cuomo tangled web of corruption. kennedy: and it's very, very tangled. the side hussle, she worked for him and his communications department years ago and had risen to the ranks as cnn did to her friendship with the former head banger and you know, it makes you wonder, who was the one shielding chris cuomo when he clearly was bad for the network for quite some time and they held on as long as they could, were you surprised jeff zucker who shielded him for so long refused to give the parachute is asking for? >> yes, i think there's more to the story, more shoes to drop, the drip drip drip of the dirty laundrie between chris cuomo and

zucker and his girlfriend. his incredible. when i first started doing this in march of 2020, it was because i saw formal brothers on television joking around with a cotton swab while nursing homes could not get covid test to literally save lives and i thought to myself, why is this being allowed? why are thousands and thousands of family members not able to see their loved ones, they die and these two clowns on cnn, joking around like nothing is going on in the middle of a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic? back then, i had no idea i would go against andrew cuervo and the cnn machine together. kennedy: so they went together and zucker was working with andrew cuomo reportedly giving him advice on what to say during covid press conferences and there's allegations that andrew cuomo had the press conferences where cnn desperately needed

better ratings. >> right. zucker and his girlfriend basically rooming, andrew cuomo to be a presidential candidate. that's what i think. they saw him, they saw a ratings and comedy gold in their mind and they thought, we are going to do everything we can to make sure this continues even though it completely unethical. kennedy: this will thing, i do not. i saw the headline and was like there is so much more to this because they were having an affair everybody knew about, it's not the disclosure, he could just say we should have said something, that was wrong i've been suspended two weeks, i will hang out with whoopi goldberg and do some soul-searching. that would have been fine but what he's accused of, chris cuomo has all of the text tying him to his brother with chris as the intermediary and believe me,

this want to meet is going to get his revenge and it's going to get uglier before it gets pretty but you are always pretty, i love you, janice. >> i love you, too. kennedy: if you thought airport security was drunk with power before, wait till you hear this. tsa fighting in court for their rights to discriminate against disabled people. you heard me correct. the 2019th incident where a passenger was blocked from flying because his disability made unable to lift his arm for security patdown. too bad, if you can't comply, you can't fly. is this legal? with me now, official attorney of the kennedy show, federal criminal fantastic book, you must get in time for valentines day for the criminal you love. this sounds awful and discriminatory.

can the tsa lock disabled people from flying because they are blue sugared a holes? >> that's what they are arguing for and it is awful. it's more awful than it seems on the surface. this is a disabled veteran who couldn't lift his arms over his head and also had ptsd and because of that, didn't want to undergo or couldn't undergo what we all think are ridiculous anyway, free feel apps we get from the tsa every time we go through security what the tsa is arguing is not just that we should discriminate against them, not just be able to prevent them from flying, they are arguing he's affirmatively guilty of interfering with tsa because he got to a.where he repeatedly said i'll just leave, i'll end this and they said no, once you've begun the intrusion on your liberty process, if you stop, you are actually

interfering with federal law. kennedy: that's incredible, is not actively stopping them so that is interesting because intentions, we been raised, those of us laypeople who aren't well-versed in the law, we've been taught that's an important part of guilt but apparently not here. when i broke my foot, i don't know how many times i went to the airport in they made me take off my boot with my gimpy limb dangling there. i was in so much pain but they treated me like a criminal. it's like you may call it herriman, i call them painkillers so who among us? >> i think they were just trying to get a free peek at those feet, that's what i think. [laughter] be to i will say foot perps are super gross and i don't want to hear from you or what you are interested in. by the way -- >> a perfect profession to

gravitate to. kennedy: if you tell the tsa you accidentally left your knife in your bra they will find it. >> i say that every time i fly b2 again, who among us? so what will happen to this case? >> this is a federal appeals or, you will hope they will take a more find to come to this and say this, nation will not be allowed because what they would be doing is essentially ratifying this notion that you can be deterred and prevented from using the most proficient widespread exercise of your right to free travel in the u.s., air travel to get across the country. the d.c. circuit will have to do this but what we have seen, you've had many guests on your show putting myself talk about this time and time again, the difference between the agencies in these unelected bureaucrats for the rules they make is pretty high. we should expect the court will likely say this is within the

tsa's ever-expanding right to intrude upon our freedom. kennedy: it's stupid but the good thing about the most recently confirmed supreme court justices, they all push back against it to get the supreme court, that might be good for the rest of us in any disabled americans who want to fly in peace and get from eight to be without being bombarded with these fascistic tactics. thank you so much. >> thank you. kennedy: coming up, game night. we are playing one of our favorites, biden time. we all know the president is old but is he old of msc mentioned? or the ballpoint pen? the president himself, if he was awake. that is next.

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sum of biden's critics say he's too old to be president. like kamala harris says that. when he reads the words" on the teleprompter. her accidentally invite russia to invade ukraine but how old is our prehistoric president? we decided to find out with one of our favorite games, biden time. i will ask the panel what's older, joe biden or particular product, invention or historical event? whoever gets of the most correct answers wins front row seats to the world championship. that is very exciting. are you all ready to play for your glory?

>> so excited. [laughter] kennedy: this is for katie, what came first? joe biden or sunglasses? >> sunglasses. kennedy: that is correct. katie is on the board. they were invented in china during the 12th century. good job. that's probably the only one you will have tonight richard, which came first? joe biden or water balloon? >> joe biden. kennedy: richard is also on the board. water balloon invented in 1950 by am man tried to create a waterproof stock to ease the pain of his trench foot disease. great band open for pavement in 1994. which came first, joe biden or the stapler? >> i phone a friend? is not allowed?

kennedy: as long as a friend is you. >> all right, the stapler. kennedy: everyone is doing so well, that part was so easy. it was invented in 1866 because of demand by king louis the 15th. they were using glue or selling papers. he wanted to open a super store called staples. katie, which came first, this is a good one. biden or gumby? >> biden. kennedy: biden is correct. gumby wasn't until the 1850s. just kidding, it was the 1950s. that was on howdy doody. richard, here's your next question. which came first, joe biden completion of mount rushmore? >> completion of mount rushmore. kennedy: that is correct. after 14 years of carving,

barely before, barely before. our fearless president. here we go, which came first, biden or the french press coffee maker? >> biden on this one. kennedy: actually the french press invented in 1929 by two italian men, nothing french about it. now officially my home, i italian press coffee maker. all right, katie or bill o'reilly used to call you katie -- joe biden of the mba? >> the mba. kennedy: that is incorrect, it is joe biden, joe biden founded in 1942, nba 1946. backwall association of america change their nine in 1949. which came first?

joe biden or the big bang theory? not the tv show. [laughter] >> i'm going to say the big bang theory. kennedy: you are wrong. how dare you? it was joe biden, the big bang theory didn't pop up until 1948 with physicist george -- and ralph, alfred? the big guy brought to you by -- i know, wonderbra on. which came first, joe biden or the american fashion show? ♪♪ >> let's go with joe biden. kennedy: you are wrong again. katie and richard still tied with to a piece. that's okay. for horrible disappointment and here. which came first, joe biden or side view mirrors?

>> side view mirrors. kennedy: that is correct. the first year was given to elmer in 1921. when nancy pelosi was getting her masters degree. [laughter] richard, joe biden or motorcycle? >> motorcycle. kennedy: that is right. we been writing them is the 1800s. 1885, the diesel engine onto the wooden bicycle. this is great. who wants a mustache right? congrats, richard. very good. which came first, joe biden or the first organ transplant? >> i'll go with the kidney on that one. kennedy: god, shawn. liberty is weeping tonight, you are doing horribly. katie and richard still tied at

three apiece. this one is worth two points. sean, the best you can do if they both get it wrong, utah. katie and richard, you could each win this one. joe biden or baskin-robbins? >> baskin-robbins. kennedy: katie stays at three. richard. not until 1945. i love it, chocolate mousse for you all. [laughter] standing on top of industrial, which came first, joe biden or alaska becoming a state? >> alaska was in the 1950s -- joe biden came first. kennedy: richard winds so hard. you are going to the mah-jongg world championship. you've got a front row seat to the biggest deal of your life. if you are going to take one, you're more than welcome, my dear. >> katie, you can get my other

ticket. [laughter] >> thanks, richard, means a lot. [laughter] kennedy: bird poop for valentine's day. thank you all for being part of the show. love it. >> coming up, new lockdowns reports. is somebody trying to bury this study? doctor amesh adalja discusses next. ♪♪

did johns hopkins university try to bury its own study that determined covid lockdowns didn't work? that's the accusation after the

bombshell report card lockdowns didn't do anything to keep people safe. according to the research, lockdowns reduced covid mortality by just .2% on average and some cases, made it worse by keeping people indoors restrict measures taint the economy and caused mental health crisis, especially among adolescents but now johns hopkins is accused of not publicizing the groundbreaking results and so is the university involved in a cover-up? here to discuss my lectures disease specialist and senior scholar at johns hopkins university, doctor image dollars, welcome back. >> thanks for having me. kennedy: what's going on with your employer? sounds like a should be more forthcoming about this incredible piece of work. >> i don't have information what's going on internally with the way johns hopkins is promoting or not promoting that study, it's a different department as mine. i know i've done press and other individuals in my field has some other studies but at least i know not part about.

kennedy: all right, what you think about it? >> it's not surprising. we know blanket tools like lockdowns were not necessarily went to happy impact people thought they what because many people started to shelter in place on their own before the lockdown orders were issued because they felt they needed to adjust her behavior. we know lockdowns sometimes drove behavior underground because people couldn't go to the park or dying outdoors or play basketball outside. they would go to each other's houses and/or settings, increase risk of transmission a lot of abstinence only, forgetting harm reduction is what we need to do. in the cascade impacts on many other aspects even the who said lockdowns are evidence of policy failure so i'm not surprised we saw this, it's important to separate the government order of the lockdown and people voluntarily adjusting behavior which is what we want, people to

voluntarily take protective actions. kennedy: we want that with everything, we want the government to tell us what to do and pretty much every circumstance but mayors and governors, residents, doctor fauci, they fall had a hand in knocking things down and having blanket policies and i argued last night god for bid we stumble into another pandemic. i think they would be the same thing, i don't trust them. after seeing this research by procedures institutions including the one you work for, anthony fauci should be the one sending up saying we got it completely wrong. we have no choice in the beginning, we were scared, this was new but as information started coming in, they didn't change quickly enough and it's had a detrimental impact especially on kids. >> i definitely think people should be honest how it was a

policy failure. you could are arguing the early days or two weeks or so in the hospital system was about to collapse it made sense to have people decrease social interaction until they figure out what was going on. we soon figured out after transmission wasn't a major risk. which activities were high or low risk. we moved to where we taught people how to risk calculate and use harm reduction we used for hiv and hepatitis c and allow them to go about their lives knowing we won't keep case 20 but we are keeping up on the activities that will crush the hospital systems and at the same time, fix the solutions. kennedy: you should be the fauci, at least you are smart. you read stuff and you are a rationalist, why can't i get rid of this covid cough? i am wheezing like an old dog with emphysema. >> it lasts a while. kennedy: it's lasting forever.

it is interminable. okay, good to see you, don't be mad. ♪♪ topical storm is next. ♪♪

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new poll shows hillary clinton was more popular in florida for

joe biden. on the other hand, both less popular than spelling or coffee on your privates. let's polarizing full and this is topical storm. topic number one. a city in the netherlands agreed to dismantle a bridge to make room project basis super yachts. in exchange for undisclosed payments. knowing the tradition of national prosecution. the amazon founders $509 super yacht is still being felt. i know it sounds like a high price tag but words you buy it, you get free shipping. it's so big, it won't fit through this historic landmark so instead of burning the bridge, it would just destroy their own. the mayor says it's worth dismantling the bridge because construction of the yacht was created young and like most amazon positions, they are

fulfilling. he promises the bridge will be reconstructed exactly as it was before the something totally trust, a country of potheads. topic number two. excuse me. back off. the bear is launching a line of adult themed teddy bears who drink and have money. i can only imagine what teddy would say about this. build a bear after dark series. gifted to your adult lover on valentine's day. i have to admit, it's like an animal in bed. too bad he's always soft. don't believe him when he says you he love use ladies. any teddy bear sleep with you but only this one will sneak out in the morning. as the alcohol themed bears like your drinking buddy. are they okay? she's dolled up and heals.

don't get too excited, fellows. i hear her brought his stuff. you could tell she wants the line to go down the rabbit hole. what's? build a bear is available online but you have to be eight years or older, just like all sex toys. there is a look inside the olympic bubble in china, the very best of humanity cry china is making it about robots. like this robot bartender making drinks, is he making drinks? or is he -- all right. olympic athletes and reported in beijing, sure he doesn't get the cocktails right but he makes a gin and toner, he's just a little rusty. that's so kinky. a robot who lights calligraphy, that will be handy, china has to write 20000 thank you cards. indiscriminately spring chemicals or as liberals call it, public health. forget the robot bartender.

take a drink from this thing but if you insist on seeing a human in china, they've got those, to. back when their latest mission to serve food and drinks at the olympics, i guess there down to earth in more ways than one. china's way of making people feel at ease with her environment. these people order a cranberry, it's going to get you ripped forget speaking of drunk, toxic waste, it's time to hear what you have to say. kaylee's -- start off with kennedy nation, were older than you look. i will smack you -- stephen rice girl, are you on drugs right now? no, sir, it's only 7:55 p.m. 801? might be asking a different question. at kennedy nation, you are a foolish young lady. young lol kennedy, easy on it.

you look like a cheap hooker. [laughter] very high end and classy. i'll be right back. ♪♪ ♪♪ [laughter]

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