before it gets too late and we lose even more. elizabeth: mike howell, come back soon. i'm elizabeth macdonald, you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business. thank you so much for watching, and we we hope you have a good evening. ♪ kennedy: the entire biden administration living in a fantasy land where down is up, night is day, and dogs are sleeping with cats and old people are young again. it's why they think the economy is doing great, you guys, and the president is in perfect mental and physical health. help, rather, he needs help. let's go to the economy first. today we got a comical amount of bad news. wholesale inflation in may hitting a new record of 0.8% -- 10.8% from over may of last year, and that's the day after we learned consumer inflation up

8.6%. gas prices still at a record high today, 5.001 a gallon, up nearly 40 cents in just the last few weeks. summer drive plan, food prices? forget about it. on top of that, property values, they are plunging. so are savings ratings and primary voters in nevada today saying this is the number one issue. watch. >> inflation. gas prices. i mean, prices of groceries are ridiculous. there's no need for this. >> the economy. enter fuel. the economy. kennedy: yeah. so how is the president responding? well, today he released a comprehensive plan to fix everything. [laughter] jk, he didn't. he literally thinks everything is great, because he's insane. watch. >> under my plan for the economy, we've made extraordinary progress. we put america in a position to tackle a worldwide problem that's worse everywhere but here, inflation. it's sapping the strength of a

lot of families. kennedy: isn't that extraordinary? extraordinary progress? extraordinary, but it ain't progress. every indicator has the economy heading south quickly. his press secretary, karine jean-pierre, she's also going full baghdad bob. watch this. >> the way that we see this is that the american people are well positioned to face these challenges because of the economic, historic gains that we have made under this president. under this president in the last 16 months. kennedy: doctor, my leg is broken. the bone is literally sticking out of the skin. you're well positioned, just walk it off. historic gains. good lord. we all see proof of inflation every time we buy anything. so why is the white house gaslighting and denying reality? tonight's party panel, attorney and republican strategist alexandra wilkes is back, radio host, fox news contributor and

all-around california guy leslie marshall in the house, and rad radical libertarian, georgia governor candidate, it is shane hazel. he's tan, he's rested, he's ready. [laughter] let's do this, panel. i will start with you, alexandra. extraordinary progress is such a hurtful phrase when people cannot afford basic things. what are they doing here? i don't understand. please help me through this. you are a political mastermind. certainly, you've got to see the strategy. >> you know, i don't think that i can, kennedy, because he's sapping my energy -- [laughter] with this talk. i mean, starting with janet yellen back in 2021 saying that all of these massive government checks that they were handing out, it was just inflation that was transitory. now here we are with the highest inflation in decades. the average american family is incurring hundreds of dollars in extra costs a month just to coop

up. it's just so absurd. and i think where joe biden -- [no audio] kennedy: oh, the moment to seize the big middle. she's talking again. okay. >> -- trying obeysically put him out to pasture. so at this point this is really becoming about his legacy. not just as a president, but a human being. do you want to be the guy who was in charge when infants were starving because there was no formula or because they couldn't fill up their gas tanks? like, what is he trying to do here? he needs to immediately adopt some of the things that the far left has prevented him from doing like ramping up domestic oil production and saying it's common sense. and you know what? for a short-term benefit here for the american people, i'm going to go ahead and do this. but i don't, i don't know that he has the wherewithal to do it. kennedy: i don't know either, and i would love to hear common sense right now, leslie, i really would. i would embrace it if there were a glimmer of some sort of

cohesive or rational plan here. and i just don't see it. and, you know, blaming the global economy, blaming republicans, blaming vladimir putin -- all convenient things to skirt out of accountability and respondent that this administration -- responsibility that this administration should be taking every single day. >> well, it's interesting because one of our coworkers, titus, actually tweeted something and i don't always agree with him the other day, and it was a graph that showed how much domestic drilling there was, and there's actually been more in the biden administration than there was in the trump administration or any if president, democrat or republican in the past. here's the problem with all of this, and it's whether -- and, of course, the party in power is going to be blamed. but the bottom line is there is no one thing. for example, we just heard from alexandra apologies and legislation, that costs money. but economists say that accounts for 2 or less percent inflation.

we're talking 98% or more of inflationary rising is not due to policies of this president or the democrats. what does that translate to now? if it translates into something people don't want to hear which is what this white house, that any politician or any president can't just fix inflation. it's a global problem. we know that the feds have a problem. if they're -- kennedy: yeah, i know the whole problem -- global problem -- >> and if they're not aggressive enough -- kennedy: yes, yes, yes, yes, ye- >> -- the covid pandemic -- kennedy: yeah, i want to bring shane in. stop talking. okay. the global economy excuse is a very common democrat talking point right now. and, again, it goes to my initial point which is -- >> it's not -- kennedy: if you blame the global economy, republicans, putin, you don't have to create new policies that would help people in the short term and the long term. but they can really, really screw this up further, shane, because they're talking about

more spending. what would that do to a very fragile, cratering economy? [laughter] >> the economy's not going to get better. and the thing is if they had any economic sense whatsoever, they'd go back to 1913 and start talking about the fed, then they'd talk about fdr, and then they would talk about nixon getting off the gold standard is. when your economy is absolutely trashed way ours is and you add 6 trillion under biden, and i think it was, what, 2-3 trillion under trump, this is the democrats and the republicans' fault. this is why you don't vote for these people, that's why you don't support these people. they are war warmongers, they are part of the banking ca cabal, the zombie corporations that have been destroying the country and destroying your dollars, killing four people in the middle class in america. probably somewhere around 30% in terms of inflation rate if it were actually adjusted for 1980

cpi. in a keynesian economy when you hike interest rates, you slow spending. and when you slow spending in a keynesian economy, you get recessions and crashes and black fridays -- kennedy: so fast. >> i hate to be that person. but it's going to be a, it's bedlam. like, you cannot fix this going forward with d.c. you probably have a decentralization effect where the states or regions kind of go their way, but they're going to have to start looking at a more secure type of medium of exchange in terms of money, and that would be bitcoin. and i know it's all down -- kennedy: yes, it's doing great right now. you know i love you, shane, but that one -- i may agree with you that i love buy the dip, tough sell this week. >> no, no, this is the time to buy! kennedy: at some point, sure. but -- >> it's on sale, get in. kennedy: it sure is. it's worthless. let's go to another issue. [laughter] the president's health.

"the new york times" claiming democrats quietly questioning the president's mental capacity for a potential run for re-election in 2024. wow. last night on cnn his press secretary once again proving she has no idea what she's talking about. karine jean-pierre claiming with a straight face she can't even keep up with the president, he's like the enier eyeser bunny, you guys. [laughter] watch. >> does the president have the stamina if billioningly and mentally, do you think, to continue on even after 2024? >> god -- don, you're asking me this question. oh, my god. he's the president of the united states, you know? i can't even keep up with him. we just got back from new mexico, we just got back from california. that is not a question that we should be even asking. just look at the work that he does. kennedy: what work? if that is a question we should be asking every single day as every commander in chief, are they fit to lead?

will brand pa be able to run -- grandpa joe be able to run again, and should we get some medical records to prove he is mentally and physically fit? because i don't think legs. alexandra, i'm old enough to remember when then-president trump's personal physician was attacked by the press in a protracted press conference about the former president's health. and they were just railing into him. they wanted proof that he was sick rain wrong in the head. why aren't we seeing the same thing with joe biden? because, frankly, i think we should. >> yeah, look, i think it goes to show the double standards that have long existed in the media for republican candidates versus democratic candidates. and in joe biden's case, i think for the media in particular, they understand what the problem here is for democrats. because the democrats, by the way, "the new york times" were questioning, they're not really

doing so out of concern, they're doing so off the their own self-interest. -- like to be part of a winning team or the candidates themselves in 2024 to take over for joe biden who i think any reasonable american could say -- kennedy: yeah. >> -- grate any is not -- gracefully is not doing so well. kennedy: a quinnipiac poll had him at 23%. the average is 38%, leslie. i mean, those -- it's not like trump numbers because trump always had garbage numbers because half the country absolutely hated him with a blinding passion. his numbers really didn't go anywhere. joe biden was sitting at 60% a year and a half ago, and now he is so deep in the toilet, you're going to have to call a plumber, not a new chief of staff. and i worry for the country with your shallow bench. [laughter] >> i'm sure the country will be fine and we'll be here long

after we're all gone, including all of these politicians. alexandra, i would say it goes political interest, but that goes to both ways, democrats and republicans, not concern for the president either way. let's go back to g.w. bush, he had ratings much lower than -- kennedy: actually, not much lower. maybe, maybe 4 points. -- >> physical health warrants a question, certainly the press can ask that, be i think we also know, fact, no press secretary whether they're a democrat or republican press secretary, is going to throw their boss under the bus -- kennedy: no one should be surprised by that question, especially one who looks around to shake hands with thin air, who trips going up the steps of air force one and makes gaffes day after day after day. he is noticeably more exhausted now than he was six months ago. i can't imagine what he's going to look like six months from now. your thoughts, shane. >> oh, maybe in has dis?

i don't know. -- hospice? i don't know. i really don't care. i just know the man is inept. i think -- can. [audio difficulty] absolutely, you know, what a garbage kind of guy he is that his family doesn't take care of him, doesn't pull him off stage, doesn't take him out of the white house and care for him. but i guess when you're -- kids all the time and doing all these things in terms of covering up for your son with a laptop that, i don't know, brings in big money for the bug guy or whatever, this is who joe biden is. he's in the last stage of his life, and here's the best the democrats can do, run donald trump as the democrat -- [laughter] and then he can face off with dave smith from the libertarian party -- kennedy: democrats own trump, ron desantis, dave smith. i will pay to watch that debate. all right. party panel returning in just a little bit. coming up next, the biden administration, they've decided to team up with parents after

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kennedy: after more than a year of fighting with parents over school closures and masking, even calling them domestic terrorists, threatening them with fbi administrations -- investigations, the biden administration now asking for their feedback. hey, guys, what do you think? the department of education lawning -- launching a way to give parents to participate in their children's education. how thoughtful of them. the council intended to bring together parents and school administers -- administer staters to affect change, and will parents trust the administration after everything they've been accused of? why now? joining me now, national director of research, corey deangelis is back. welcome back, corey. >> hey, thanks for having me. kennedy: so what is driving this? if obviously, teachers unions don't want parents to be involved in the process. teachers unions donate 95% of what they get from their membership to democrat politicians. democrats are in charge, so why the shift? >> yeah, i mean, the biden

administration must be seeing some horrendous internal polling and trying to do damage control. and, look, the reality is parents aren't going to fall for this crap. it's just a pure sense of gaslighting after the past two years you had the white house considering the teachers unions labor disputes when crafting the cdc guidance on reopening schools. you had the biden administration colluding with the national school boards association in crafting that letter to send to the department of justice to investigate parents as domestic terrorists. these parents probably don't want to work with them, they're not going to believe that this is in good faith, and parents aren't going to listen. they're not going to fall for it. look, this has imploded -- the national school board association has just fallen apart as a result of this. as of just the other day, 25 states now have decided to pull their membership or participation from the nsba. we might as well rename the

regional school boards -- kennedy: yeah, that doesn't sound like a national organization if half the states no longer want to be associated with you because you chose to work at the federal government, work with the fbi and the attorney general to label parents as domestic terrorists when they were standing up for their kids who have been, essentially, abused by the system; locked out of schools for almost two years. it shouldn't be surprising to anyone that this is still a very big issue. and think of all that parents have to deal with now, you know? think about inflation, gas prices, trying to buy food for your kids, drive them to school, strive them to soccer practice and all the other things that are now incredibly expensive. on op -- top of that, if you're wondering how the steward of your kids are comporting themselves, all of a sudden you are timothy mcveigh. >> yeah. i mean, look, the parents at end of the day, they're not going to

fall for any of this crap. just imagine if i was like, hey, kennedy, know i called the fbi on you that one time, and it's all good now, right? we can still be friends you'd probably tell me to to go home and never talk to me -- kennedy: coverly, if you dropped the dime on me with the button man downtown, but you would never do that because you love freedom, you love education. you want education to coaless with freedom in this country to make everyone's lives better, especially future generations who will one day be pushing our wheelchairs, probably off a cliff because of the disservice that has been done to them. >> yeah, look, and school choice support's at an all-time high. and at the end of the day, with these actions by the biden administration, well, true actions in terms of policy speak louder than words. you have them coming out after charter school families, essentially waging war on charter schools with

regulations, fighting against school choice every ten of the way, supporting teachers union policies and school closures, parents have had enough, and i think we're going to see some huge movement in november in the biden administration. they're trying to hedge against that. kennedy: you know what i say, teachers union? you benched. corey deangelis, always good to talk to you. >> thank you. kennedy: fallout from covid policies. the cdc reporting a surge in cases of flu in the summer and severe colds in children. some experts blaming the covid lockdowns and masking. now doctors say some of them are catching up to three viruses at a time, and it's putting them in the hospital. when we were keeping kids safe if you actually put them in danger. here to discuss,s medical director, family and emergency medicine, certified physician, fox news contributor dr. jeanette nesheiwat is back. welcome back, doctor. >> great to see you. gwen ken so this is scary because you have immune systems

that were clearly compromised by all these policies, and kids are getting viruses that, first of all, are rarely seen, almost never seen in summer, and it's putting them in the hospital. >> yeah, you're right, absolutely. what i'm seeing in all age groups, infants, children and adults, are things i usually see in the winter, in the fall. influenza, rsv, these are things you see when it's freezing cold outside. now because we've been locked down, because of the masks, because of kids being at home especially new born babies, they weren't able to be exposed to the germs, to viruses, to bacteria, to fungus, so they didn't have the opportunity to develop a defense immune system to fight the infection in the future. that's why we're seeing now these viruses anytime of the year. and especially when it comes to rsv, it's hospitalizing some children who are at higher risk who, for example, were born prematurely or have an autoimmune discored.. -- discan

order. kennedy: so let me ask you this, if your immune system is compromised because of factors beyond your control, how can you strengthen it? what do you tell parents whose kids are healthy, how do you keep them healthy? >> the basics. hand hygiene, disinfecting, the normal routine, cleaning, that sort of thing. you know, if you have you have a runny nose, not to rub your nose and eyes, and if you're sick, stay home until you're feeling better. of course, getting enough sleep and making sure you're getting a good, balanced diet9 with lots of fruits and vegetables where you get natural vitamins and -- kennedy: should people be taking supplements like zinc and vitamin c in. >> if you're getting a good, balanced diet, you don't have to. sometimes people feel better taking zinc, it can potentially help, but the best things to do is migration -- hydration, rest, supportive care, tylenol, motrin. kennedy: i love tylenol and

motrin. [laughter] if we're seeing influenza in the summer, does that mean it's going to be bad in the fall and winter? >> that's a good question. it's hard to predict. i'm only seeing a few cases, it's not like an explosion, nothing like a few years ago when we had 80,000 deaths in one year from influenza, but it's surprising just to see it in the first place in the summer. rsv, that's the virus that infects little infants, little kids, seeing that in the summer when it's 90 degrees outside? it's just so unusual. but not necessarily, this doesn't mean we're going to have a massive spike in the fall or the winter, but the good news is when it comes to flu, we have a vaccine, we have antivirals, medicines for flu and new medicines on the horizon for, potentially for rsv like monoclonal antibodies and that sort of thing that could helpfully fight these viruses -- kennedy: i mean, that's interesting. some of the medical technology that was developed under operation warp speed, will that help viruses other than covid? >> well, that's a great

question. this may even actually help cancers. there's -- kennedy: wow! >> -- studies going on that some of the mrna may help cancer. kennedy: any percentage point in the right direction is a huge boost. dr. jeanette, you are a wealth of information. thank you so much. coming up, the nassau county d.a. finally releasing the drunk driving mug shot for nancy pelosi's husband, paul. why'd it take so long? where's the police body cam footage? i'll get into that in a moment. that's next. ♪

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♪ kennedy: there are certain things that are objectively wrong in this world like central banking and lena dunham, but driving drunk, that has to be near the top of the list.

according to statistics, the average speeding booze bag has driven drunk 80 time before their first arrest are. a lot of people have gotten duis, and part of the reason more people don't get them is because it's embarrassing as hell to have your mug if shot plastered everywhere, not to mention the mountains of cash you have to shovel out to fight the charges. so if public hue humiliation is the grand deterrent, why aren't we seeing body cam video from house speaker nancy pelosi's husband paul? if of course, when you're in california, rich and well connected, it shields you from shame. if any one of us if from fox got popped for drunk driving, you better believe your disgraced faces would be everywhere forever. if melania trump or casey desantis drove after a few pops, there'd probably be congressional hearings and an entire washington post piece to

it. paul pelosi left a friend's dinner party, but we're told he didn't run the stop sign until # 1:45,9 -- 990 minutes later. interesting, because he was only 7 minutes away from the party, you've bot to keep scrolling back, and then he got popped after he had a few honks, obviously. before his long drive back to the city. so why didn't he stash his car then and there at the wherever he'd stopped for an hour and a half and grab an uber back home? because with he's probably done this a million times, and they won't release the video, because that soft loudmouth was probably slurring, do you know who i am? i hold nancy pelosi's purse: probably saying that at the top of his lungs. is paul pelosi too big to fail? his wife often sounds egalitarian when she's feeling the dirty people's pain as she forces new economically suicidal

spending bills through the congress. apparently, her venture capitalist husband is above the law because he can get multiple law enforcement and political agencies to fart out silly excuses like we can't release anything because of the ongoing investigation. the only thing ongoing is his privilege and lack of accountability and remorse! spare me the protocol. tipsy mcstagger will be spared the embarrassment because of money and power which is hardly a deterrent for a reckless chardonnay hound who's all too happy to impugn the -- abuse the system than look the other way so people like paul pelosi can go about his business of almost killing people, and that's the memo. the next morning, bailed out for five grand and has a court date. it's set for august 3rd. that'll be exciting. there's still so many questions. we shouldn't have this many questions at this point. shouldn't be an ongoing story, so why isn't this being treated the same way any other dui

baffoon gets treated? isn't his wife all about equality? equity? where's the equity here? party panel is back, alexandra, leslie and shane. alexandraing you know, people make mistakes. he has not really apologized for it, nancy hasn't said anything about it. how is that ea different to other people, and what are they teaching other people about driving drunk when you're rich and connected? >> that it's fine -- >> look, i mean, it's absolutely a news story, and the fact that they have tried to cover it up has been, has only prolonged it. and it just kind of reminds me of how much easier it is to work for a democrat, because, like -- [laughter] if you were a republican in this situation, you'd be telling your client, we've got to get out in front of this, we've got to work with police and cooperate. in this case they're just relyingen all these local government guys to cover up for them, and it's astonishing. it really shows, like, just so

many disparities in the criminal justice system -- kennedy: absolutely. certainly not for them, leslie. but, you know, when you are nancy pelosi's husband and you get arrested outside of napa, you know, rules for thee but not for me. ♪ >> sadly, whether it is california, the united states or the world if you're rich and you're famous, the rules don't always apply, and that's wrong. but in the state of california, they're very specific about dui or a broad alcohol level above .08 -- kennedy: but how far bo .08 was it? why won't they release that information? if i was driving with a .24 -- >> doesn't matter -- kennedy: yeah, it does. absolutely does. >> if you're above the legal limit, you are charged with a misdemeanor. he's been charged with two misdemeanors, as i would, if there was any to anybody in either -- injury to anybody in either car, it would be a

felony, and his court date is august 3rd, and i think we're going to see some bootage probably right around -- footage right around that time. kennedy: shane, it's just kind of disgusting, the whole thing. because, again, if it were a notable republican, i guarantee you we would see body cam footage on a loop. >> oh, it's obviously a cry for help. i mean, look, he's 82 years old. the mug shot, he looks pretty good for a drunk who's been married to nancy pelosi for as long as he has -- kennedy: i agree, shane, i'm turned on right now. [laughter] >> pretty impressive. obviously, we've ott got a two-tiered system in america, and that's just the way it is right now. it's a banana public. we are going down in flames right now. the best thing we can do is leave each other alone. i don't know, was there a victim? as libertarians, we've always got to ask, did anybody get harm done to them? kennedy: yes, car that clobbered into his porsche because he

drove through a stop sign because booze city mcbooze bag had to stop for some grey goose on his way back to san francisco. yeah. and those kind of people, they kill innocents. he's lucky it wasn't in broad daylight. he probably would have nowed into a family. >> yeah, he is lucky -- kennedy: -- drunk driving, shane. ooh, drunk driving. what a guy. [laughter] >> no. no, it's not that. t just when we look at crime in america, peaceful people have been made criminals. and when that's the case, you know, in a country that claims to be land of free -- we're not land of the free -- kennedy: paul pelosi is not peaceful. [laughter] paul pelosi is using his rich whiteness to work the system in his favor because his fancy pants, $15 a quarter ice cream wife has pave a path in gold for him to enrich himself god knows how. >> oh, there they are, happy

couple. >> [inaudible] kennedy: don't hurt people, don't take your stuff. much greater chance of huring someone when you're inebriated and i plowing through stop signs so cars met you. and i wouldn't -- hit you. i so want to see that body cam footage because you know he wife-dropped the name. nancy's going to have your badge. and then she's going to pin it to your ball sack. i can't wait the see it. it's going to be delightful. party panel, thank you so much. alexandra, leslie and shane. thank you, guys. all right. coming up, remember the high school football coach who was fired for saying a prayer with the player or two after game? "sports illustrated"ded just did a hit peach on the coach. piece on the coach. we've got the story next. ♪ ♪ please don't give in. ♪ i won't let you down. ♪ it messed me up -- chase.

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♪ ♪ kennedy: oh, it's danger zone, indeed. that, of course -- [inaudible] he did it again. some of those people who guess mousetrap monday, they're quite good. "sports illustrated" magazine under fire for an idiot withic tweet and article about a high school coach, former high school football coach. you might remember him, his name is joe kennedy -- great last name! he lost his job over his tradition of praying with players after games. some misguide killjoy claimed players who didn't pray might get backballed despite zero evidence of that happening. now the supreme court will rule on the case at any moment. in fact, coach has said he would return to coach anything a heartbeat if the court rules in his favor. fast forward to now, sports illustrate getting ridicule for an article the saga and a tweet

which reads, quote: scotus will soon rule on the case about the public school football coach who wants to pray on field after games. oh, wait, is that the end end of it? a win for kennedy and an erosion of the bedrock of american democracy. what? an erosion of a bedrock of american democracy? what in the hell are they talking about? in studio with me now, sports reporter, podcaster, michele tafoya. love to have you back. >> love seeing you. kennedy: i don't care about coach joe's religion. that's what he needs to do the after a game, i don't care, more power to him. but i am pulling for him, because i think the forces against him have their dander up for no reason. >> it's really interesting, he does this kneel after the game, right? so the game is over -- kennedy: not at halftime. >> it's not at halftime, you know, and the piece in "sports

illustrated" really delves into his background which i think is a little bit beside the point, but it was interesting. the thing about it is they're finding this line, is he coercing kids as a public schoolteacher, is he coercing kids into doing the same, into praying? according to him, he's had a couple parents and even a student come up to him and said, i'm not comfortable with this in this. he said, fine, don't do it. kennedy: yeah. >> i don't think this is coercive. i don't think this coach can tell a kid, you know what? the best quarterback, but dammit, you didn't pray with me -- kennedy: you're second string now, son. >> i don't see that happening. listen, i really read with an open mind, and i understand that viewpoint. but again, you can't coerce people by kneeling on a field after a game. i don't know how you can possibly say that that is to coercive behavior. i don't see it. kennedy: and the question is, when is he a private citizen an. kennedy: -- he a publicly-paid

government employee when he's a coach. so if the game is over, doesn't he revert to being a private citizen? that was one of the questions that the justices had, and they also wanted proof of that coercion happened because, you know, coercion may be happening. that's not a threshold that exists here. >> right. it has to be is it happening, not is there potential for it or can it, could it -- kennedy: yeah. so a lot of things could happen. he could punch someone in the face, that didn't happen, so we shouldn't act as though it has. >> i think people are afraid in this will set precedent that everyone can pray at any if time. everyone's always a afraid of that floodgate being opened, and i see this as such a tiny, little sliver of somebody's freedom to express themselves in a way that i don't see who it's harming either. we talk about does anyone get harmed. and when a student, obviously, or a parent is able to approach a coach and say, you know what?

i hope this isn't going affect my son's playing time because i don't want him to do it and he says that's okay and it doesn't impact his playing time, then i don't see how anyone gets hurt. kennedy: yeah. do you think he's going to go back to coaching? do you think the supreme court's going to rule in his favor just based on the argument and what we've heard? >> yeah, i think he does win. whether or not he goes back to coaching, will he be welcome in that community? i'm not sure. i would like to think that he is. he seems to have a lot of support -- kennedy: good catholic school. a guy like that. >> that's the other thing about it -- anyway, i think he does win this case. i don't see how you can say that this man is, that this is about church and state. it doesn't seem to me, he's not forcing it on anyone. school is not forcing it on anyone. kennedy: yeah. >> he's just representing himself in that moment. kennedy: well, look at the league demonized tim tebow and lionized kaepernick -- [laughter] they do not have their priorities in order.

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restaurants under the new name tasty, and that's it. he would have taken time to think of a better name, but he was russian. get it? [laughter] the restaurant interiors will remain the same, but the new logos and packaging, they're all different. also, the hamburglar is now the ham war criminal and mcnuggets are now called mig nuggets. the special sauce will be called russian dressing! if they will no longer serve mcflurrys or mcdonald's signature big mac. that decision was made by a new company executive. watch. i don't think so. that's not going to happen. topic number three, a business is offering homeowners $2,000 to release 100 cockroaches into their home. only if you live here in new york, they could just pay you the money and use the ones that

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