happen, the audio you played from a it's the power over his father. he was obviously involved in whether it was meeting people or pushing policies. elizabeth: will have you back on, thank you for watching. join us again tomorrow night, we hope you have a good evening. ♪♪ kennedy: president biden says he's got a brand-new idea to lower gas prices. a gas tax holiday, love tax savings. sounds great on paper, problem is in the long run it could compound the problem. you probably already know average price of the pump basically the highest it's ever been right now, shade under $5 a gallon. analysts say it could reach $6 by the end of the summer. the president called on congress to halt who goes there? the federal gas tax, 18 cents a

gallon and he pressured oil companies to increase production employed gas station owners to lower prices. watch. >> to the companies running gas stations and setting the prices at the pump, this is a time of war, global payroll, ukraine, these are not normal times. bring down the price you are charging at the pump to reflect the cost you are paying for the product. do it now, do it today. kennedy: do it today, do it today. don't you realize it the gas station was like maybe if i just lower gas, i'll sell more than the other guys? they would all do it in the prices would come down but that's not how it works but is totally got to be mom and pop shops. regardless of what republicans say, gas tax holiday is a nonstarter. >> what the administration is coming up with is out of the gimmicks, another band-aid and something they know is dead on

arrival in congress. the president knows it, democrats know it and i think what we are told, they've conveyed that to him so why do people at the white house continue to talk about ideas like these that are going nowhere? kennedy: no, president obama in 2008 call it a gimmick. nancy pelosi said a sham the committee for responsible federal budget claim, it would likely make inflation even worse. >> this will reduce inflation rate over three months by 0.1% and as soon as the holiday is over, it's going to make inflation even worse like no holiday at all. this will be scary at the pump, extra money for oil companies and underlying inflation pressures even worse.

kennedy: i really like you and your super smart you've had two years to work on your zoom game and that's the best you could come up with? in the short-term, it doesn't help much anyway. most drivers would only save three to $5.00 fill up, nothing to sneeze at but still a drop in the bucket so is the white house is completely out of ideas? townhall.com editor and fox news contributor, katie pavlich. we also have another fox news contributor, he happens to be the host of the richard fowler show, his name is jeff lubinski. i'm just kidding, it's richard fowler. base politics founder, with the foundation for economic education, brad polumbo is here, always solid with the week. love it. here's the problem a lot of people have been talking about. the president is claiming we have so many more tax receipts from increased gas prices but that's not the case because is not a percentage, it's a fixed amount tied to every gallon of gas and with gas prices rising, you have fewer tax from the federal gas tax because not as many people are buying gas but

with more, 18 cents a gallon off, they are going to make a run on it which is how we got into this problem in the first place. >> i am shocked the democrats were the white house would offer a tax cut at all so i guess that's some kind of progress on that and but democrats on capitol hill, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, the ones who have to vote on repealing this tax are getting cold feet, not even responding to it or considering it is a serious proposal and the problem for the white house is 90% of the country, you can't just rely on politics of your side and make a couple of statements about the issue, 90% of the country is paying attention to this issue and if you look at down the road which this administration fails to do when it comes to maybe managing a coming crisis and an offense of way rather than just being on defense, there's a compounding

crisis with gas prices because of diesel fuel so expensive, you could turn into a food crisis and food price crisis so that's coming down the road and going like a freight train freight trains can't stop until they crash. kennedy: and diesel is what fuels all the trucks that get things from a to b. the tractors who need to till the soil and harvest crops that feed us from america's breadbasket to the rest of the world. richard, the president said something interesting, he was like, refined more gas. to the gas companies which is a great idea and he's right about something in that the united states has an incredible abundance of resources when it comes to energy. the things that come out of the ground here in the u.s., they do have to be refined. he is right about that, the problem is the federal government won't get out of the way so energy companies can

build more refineries and you know what oil is, saint markina, asked aoc. >> thanks for having me. a couple things, i do agree i think to get repealing the gas tax is a gimmick and won't solve a long-term problem. we do have a problem around refineries, is not necessarily democrat or republican problem, a lot of oil companies do not want to refine fuel here in the united states because it's more expensive for labor costs so they would rather refine fuel in asia and africa and try to build it there and take those and that's something we should have in this country because gas prices are high in the united states but higher in canada and europe. we are facing a fuel shortage all over the world and that's the competition we should be having a set of running a gimmick. the president should have an honest decision with the

american people about why we have this high fuel cost and it's a global problem because whether or not we drill in every oil well in the u.s., we would still be facing this because oil and fuel is a globally traded commodity. kennedy: but if we produce more than we refined more -- >> we still have a problem with the refinery. kennedy: because the federal government won't get out of the way. brad -- >> the reason is because the biden administration from day one declared a halt on leases and permits for drilling. >> that's actually not true. >> future regulations onto this industry, of course that will lead to higher prices. they made -- epa is giving out permits extremely slow and cumbersome rates, it's very difficult, it's not all president biden's fault. therefore in ukraine, sure but he's made it harder and now he's

resorting to gimmicks. i love the tax cut but this will unfortunately just make demand higher while the supply is constrained but it would give us higher prices. kennedy: but that will bite us in the keister and it's only appropriate when you get someone consent to do that. the panel was to ground much more with them, a lot to discuss in the biden administration still trying to pretend we aren't on the cusp of a potentially devastating recession. karen john pierre framing it as a transition. the president said recession is not inevitable. i don't think that word means what you think it does. today jerome powell admitted a recession is possible but still claims the economy -- >> do you agree with the perspective that if interest rates go too hi, too fast that it could drive us into a recession? >> certainly a possibility, not

our intended outcome but certainly a possibility. kennedy: very, very strong possibility, economists boosted, they are on to recession as the fed raises rates with another hike reportedly coming next month but savings depleted, can the economy be turned around? he with me now, we checked him in as fox news contributor, professor of business in manhattan, brian brenberg, welcome back. >> hey, kennedy. kennedy: this is the new talking points from the administration in terms of the economy, we just have to transition to steady growth, the president has given us record growth, it's been so amazing but we can't continue that for years so we will just have to go stable and steady. i don't buy that and i don't trust them and i don't know that i trust jerome powell with summing up the economy appropriately especially when he was so wrong about transitory inflation. >> this is not a new message,

transition is from the same root as transitory. we've been hearing this word for the better part of the year end it's wrong, wrong. the fact that the white house is still trotting out that language just tells me they actually don't even care to understand was going on in the economy right now. we are going to shrink in the first quarter of this year, we are 1 foot in the whole of recession and the projections are for us to grow at 0% this quarter which means any little thing goes wrong, we are in recession. this administration would be better to simply admit that where we are, change some of the people on their team, they should fire janet yellen and get somebody in that role who can cast some kind of vision for how we can lunch with going to

happen with this recession. i don't think we could avoid it at this time, i think we are in it actually but how can we make it less painful? it goes back to oil and gas, the problem is we are getting the gas tax holiday, that will solve this, nobody believes that. as a consequence, everybody believes this recession is going to get much more painful before it gets better. kennedy: what is paulson doing? [laughter] >> i agree with william buckley, pick like ten people out of the phone book in massachusetts and put them in charge of the economy. you probably would get a better response because you get the people who drive cars and trucks and put gas into the things they use, common sense. kennedy: absolutely. it's like when they lead kindergartners to the stocks, they do better than the experts but people can't afford food or by gas, their personal economy is shaky and quite an insult for a bunch of people who live comfortably after government

pension to say consumer spending is great, superstrong and everyone else is like i'm not going on vacation this year, i'm working six days a week just to save my job and my business. >> that's right, the decision-makers are so insulated from the blocking attack in life that they can't comprehend the problem. the people who write about it in the major publications are in the same boat. we have an entire political class that cannot understand what it means to drive a one-time truck to the gas station and put diesel in, they don't have any experience with that. those are the folks who need to be heard because that's what our economy depends on in our political leadership is missing it and when janet yellen says i don't think recession is eminent, jay powell says we will have a soft landing, people say the landing has already happened, it's a crash, let's talk about how we recover but

this administration is two steps behind and that's where they want to be, they just want to be two steps behind crossing their fingers, hoping somehow a miracle happens and they can change the topic before november, that's what they are banking on and why i don't think this will get better. kennedy: it's so disgusting and insulting and right now i don't remember -- i don't know if you remember the flight where one of the wheels caught on fire as they were coming in to land in the pilot lands the plane, there was turbulence and toads flying out of the sky and she still did it, we do not have pilot capable of landing the plane, it couldn't come down and when it did it caught on fire, they are asleep at the yolk. i don't trust them and i think it should be more than janet yellen, i think they should all be fired. i'm talking everyone, secretary of state, defense, treasury secretary my secretary bernice who got my t order wrong today.

[laughter] brian, thank you for looking out for us and hopefully next year you will save us all so much money we can buy you a yacht. >> may it be so. kennedy: thank you very much. nancy pelosi trying to give -- russ a bill through the house right before a two week occasion. is this a failed attempt to get the second amendment? thomas maxey joins me next. you know you can't touch my guns. ♪♪

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nancy pelosi should never survive here. it's a no spin zone, lighting a fire in the house before her massive vacation, don't give up off the keys. house speaker today saying she expects the senate passed its current reform bill in time for the house to pick it up before the scheduled to week july 4 vacation. yesterday the senate sent the bill on a path toward passage with 14 republicans joining democrats in a procedure vote to advance the bill. president biden is expected to sign it to the house to speak.

second amendment advocates say the bill is full of holes. should congress pass it or return to sender? kentucky republican congressman on the house to share committee, obviously we do have a problem with these unhinged young men on hideous shootings breeze parking lots in black neighborhoods and elementary schools, does this bill tackle that problem? >> that's the most troubling thing about this bill, unserious solution and we should trash it, not pass it. the other thing i'm worried about here is unintended consequences of saying to an adult if you have mental health treatment when you were a child, you are no longer first-class citizen, your in class. i'm afraid that will encourage some to not seek mental health castling for their children if they need it when things could be corrected. kennedy: yes and obviously mental health is one of the

biggest issues and they are saying, republicans in the senate including your commonwealth congressional compatriot mitch mcconnell who joined democrats on this thing more is needed in terms of education spending on safety and mental health but my problem with that is, that's one of the things if i were a congressperson which hopefully i never will be, no offense, i would not vote for it. >> love to have you. kennedy: for got 200 billion from the federal government, 200 billion, 5% of which has been spent over the last two years so why not take 95% of the money and access more mental health resources for troubled kids? access better safety solutions instead of proposing new legislation that really has not been properly thought out? >> that's a great idea, use the money already out there instead of stigmatizing and branding the people who seek health treatment

or parents who seek it for them for the rest of their lives. the other problem with this bill, there's hundreds of millions and brought states into doing red flag laws. every state and union has laws on the books thats for involuntarcommitme ont anybodyyb who'sran tgeo th es olvthlver eferee between the laws l at exist in all 50ste and d flag laws d process. the laws that ehare lth expert to bee involved in the trial, the person is allowed to be there, appointed attorneys if they can't afford one and the decision made with due process. red flag laws turned upside down, take the guns away and thousands, millions of law-abiding citizens will have their guns taken away and that's why i resent it when democrats or even some in the media say don't want to take your guns away, tell me what red flag laws are. they are taking the guns away

from some people. kennedy: it is confiscations but the thing that really worries me is it's not new people who are going to buy firearms legally, it's the 300 million guns already on the streets, what you do about those? you get into an environment, how do you access illegal guns? it's not as though people will just come forward and be like here, take my stash. >> the ridiculous bills passed mass, they don't get much attention because they are dead on arrival. the safe storage act that requires you to keep your guns locked up, it would be a boom to criminals who want to invade your criminals to know every law-abiding citizen will have them locked up. criminals don't obey the law, fundamental problem with gun control, a problem with the stuff with the senate and the trash emanating from the house. kennedy: i agree with you, most things cannot be solved by government so how do you solve the problem of hate and mass

murder for people, particularly young men who find it easy to cross the line and take innocent lives indiscriminately? >> they are deranged and you can't reason with them. what they need to know is if they target a school they will meet with unceremonious death instead of racking up a total of debt innocent children so let saint adults protect the children from insane adults. i would have a bill to repeal the 1990 gun free school zone act, a knee-jerk reaction by congress 32 years ago that's cost more lives than a saved and that would be the first step. kennedy: always good to talk to you, thank you so much. coming up, we warned you, chinese communist government using their covid tracking program to crack down on defense. what the feds try that here? steve hilton joins me to discuss

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the crazy conspiracy theorists were right once again according to vice.com, chinese government now appears to use its digital covid passports to shut down political protests. after a major bank in china suddenly froze hundreds of accounts and a group of customers began organizing protests online demanding their money. as the protest approach, organizers say the got mysterious notifications on their covid passports cap claiming they were positive and needed to quarantine immediately. they got the big red sign and couldn't go anywhere. some reportedly were detained and blocked in hotels and others forced to stay home thanks to the medical security state, protests were canceled. what's to keep this from coming

to america? he with me now, host of the next revolution and daily california podcast, steve hilton. this is something we've been talking about for two years now, medical surveillance and they've already put it in action in china. >> exactly. the great answer to your question, what's to stop this from happening in america? it's us, us talking about and standing up, resisting and not allowing it to happen because the resistance -- they wanted to do this, they wanted to set up the digital covid passports and that was all going ahead and whoever it was and we said no, we don't want this and there was a protest and. >> and people, america is so amazing because the people will not put up with this crap and you have the constitution of course here, the ultimate protector of all our freedoms. this is so typical of what you see, i saw this story, i thought it was unbelievable. it's not, it's totally

predictable because it's completely in line with what they have in china, the social credit system, another version of that, social credit on the vaccine because they've already used that social credit system to cancel plane tickets and train tickets and stop people from traveling, millions of people in china stopped from moving around if they don't do the thing, if they do anything, the regime disapproves of it, frightening, a great warning to us how important it is to stand up for even the tiniest infringement of freedom because this is where it ends. kennedy: and that's why there was a great deal of skepticism and resistance toward anthony fauci because he had so much power and so many suggestions that were whimsy, things that popped into his mind and he would impose on everybody else and it's like wait a second, he wanted to get a vaccine, you

want us to have proof of the vaccine, we have to have a booster and now you are adding the number of booster shots we have to have an have to prove this to travel and do everything, they wanted a more codified system but it's because, it's not -- we have great intentions, we need your compliance because we want to help you. that is malarkey, compliance is a four letter word. >> exactly, you cannot trust these bureaucrats because their whole mindset is we are the wise experts, give us the control and power everything will be better but as we see the experts are complete idiots, they screwed everything up whatever the issue is and people have more common sense, that's a whole thing about america and the constitution and you have to look at china. go to somewhere like the uk, i remember halfway through the pandemic, this amazing story in the uk about lifting of restrictions, i couldn't believe you are reading this, people

will now be allowed to sit on a park bench with someone from another household. wait a second, how are they putting up with this? literally people were putting up with the government telling them who they could sit on a park bench with. outdoors. it's just incredible. thank goodness in america we don't have this. kennedy: and it gives the shivers in places like australia where you had to register your single buddy, the government has to know about and people were put on the 6:00 news if they had covid like public enemy number one right here. so we have to be where your dreams come true and this whole medical surveillance has been the dream of doctor anthony fauci for decades. do not let it could become a reality, china is a great warning, steve hilton, the great

defender of our freedom, thank you very much. >> good to see you. kennedy: speaking of government control, the feds are getting ready to ban smoking. the biden administration moving forward, to drastically reduce nicotine and cigarettes. that's why i smoke cigars. they will probably come for that, too. biggest step to curb smoking since 1998. fda plans to put out a proposal next year. on top of that, preparing a total ban on jewel e cigarettes. basically the feds are forcing users to quit. are we going back to the days of prohibition? the panel is back, katie pavlich, richard fowler, brad polumbo. you can ban things but people will still find them. >> is also a proposal to have half of the nicotine put into one cigarette which means people will just smoke to cigarettes. if you like your nicotine, they

will just smoke more and jewel has helped out smoking so the government is taking away tool people used to be healthier in their habits. i'm not sure why they are focused on this, it's almost like they just want to go back to the regulatory state of the 90s and possibly back to the 80s but it's a total waste of time and goes after the demographics democrats claim to care about. kennedy: and unfortunately they will end up killing more people because people will find counterfeit items, which does other things known to have things like vitamin e oil and that has been searing people's lungs and killing teens, teens getting double lung transplant, not from fda formally approved products like jewel but the fake stuff and they are not going to stop. let me spoil the ending for anyone out there, you may want people to stop smoking,

government will never be the tool to make that happen. your thoughts? >> i think you should smoke a cigarette if you want to. when tobacco companies put nicotine in their products because it makes the drug more addictive, i think that's problematic and the job of our government to ensure corporations don't do this which is what the biden administration is trying to get down on. the idea that nicotine makes cigarettes worse is problematic in the fact that we are doing something about that, i think it's a good thing. kennedy: but reducing nicotine means you just smoke twice as many cigarettes and long cancer twice as fast because get still in there, carcinogens, plenty of things are addictive. should we have prohibition on sugar? you could never appear on this program than. >> the examples here -- we are going to see once again unintended consequences of government running amok, it could be lisa because it's a

common misconception, nicotine does not cause cancer. tar and carcinogens in cigarettes cause cancer the government comes in and reduces nicotine amount, people are currently addicted will have to smoke more cigarettes and expose themselves to more cancer-causing chemicals. people will lose their lives potentially because of this policy. you talk about banning juul -- quit smoking and save lives, too so this could be really bad. kennedy: and i look at people smoking in front of the building and i'm like yuck, smoking makes you smell and it's gross, it makes your breasts horrible and it's like have you not discovered vaping? vaping is not going anywhere but guess what will go somewhere -- the fda is going to ruin it for everybody and pretty soon we will have stupid social paths

for what the chinese have, no nicotine, no fun, it will be saudi arabia and take away my drivers license, katie. [laughter] >> you have a drivers license since you live in new york city? >> i don't know if i trust you on the road, kennedy. [laughter] >> i trust her. kevin, too. >> you could drive in the front seat . kennedy: i like to drive from the backseat actually. >> that's why i don't trust you. [laughter] kennedy: pelosi has something on me. katie, second mention on the show, congratulations, it's a record. katie richard, brad, i applaud every endeavor in your life. >> take care. kennedy: nfl commissioner testifying on the talks of pro football. what's worse? the workplace of the nfl or capitol hill? dan last, a lust for law is in the house. ♪♪

♪♪ kennedy: two for tuesday. congress is ready for some football. nfl commissioner roger goodell testifying for the house oversight committee about the toxic washington commanders workplace to acknowledge the climate of bullying, harassment and public embarrassment under team owner dan schneider. >> no one, no one should experience were places like the one they described especially not in the national football league. to be clear, the workplace commanders today, there's no resemblance to the workplace described to this committee. kennedy: i don't believe you. the commanders basically made

headlines for jack del rio $100,000 for expressing his opinion on the january 6 committee so what is going on in d.c.? he with me now in studio, sports attorney and new york law school professor, dan lust. let us discuss, i don't believe roger goodell, i can't believe this workplace, this is horrible. he knew all along, didn't he? >> is acknowledging he did but he also has the authority to put this up to the vote to be removed as owner of the team so he could say . kennedy: the clippers. >> was acceptable or not, he's the guy, he could refer this to have him removed which he did not do. kennedy: why? >> we watched for two and a half hours those words did not come out of his mouth even the questions kept getting there. the good question, if anyone wants to ask, why is it roger goodell forcing him to sell the team? good question. kennedy: is more than just washington commanders, i think

they are convenient bogeyman, dan schneider in particular but this is pervasive throughout the entire nfl and you have dancers from multiple teams who have talked about sexual harassment for decades and they are not just getting around to it, it reminds me of the fbi saying yes, we have looked at this and we are so upset but nothing ever really changes, nothing structurally changes so why is the league a magnet for horrible things? >> it's interesting, they are held accountable, $10 million fine and removed his day-to-day owner but it's a drop in the bucket for a billionaire owner. kennedy: it is. >> his wife is appointed as the one in charge so nothing has really happened. he's on his yacht and nothing has really happened so if you want to hold somebody accountable you have to make an example of someone a sometime. roger goodell doesn't want to do this. kennedy: does the government really need to be involved or

should -- are the owners protecting roger goodell? >> it's an american embarrassment they have to get involved so that is the reason for the hearing, everyone is pointing out and saying why are we here today? billion dollars business, maybe even trillion dollar business is not doing anything to hold the owners accountable so diversity and racism, you have to stand up when you have delegations like this. kennedy: but they are not going to, they do exactly what mark zuckerberg does every time, i hear you, i hear you, we are going to do better, we want to do better and we want to do better things. no, you are doing the same thing and you will shadow ban people and take money from bad places and make sure conservatives don't have the same ways everyone else does in the same thing, pay the dancers almost zero and treat them like garbage. you have people taking pictures

of their -- i'm not going to mention any names. >> the truth is, it shouldn't be a political issues but it is because of their failure to act. they want to take into their own hands and set an example, but they could but we will be back with another congressional hearing next week from dan schneider will be estimated. kennedy: what happens if he doesn't show up? >> a billion dollars and -- yeah but i think you could be held in contempt of congress if he doesn't show up. if he says zoom doesn't work conveniently, it's worked for roger goodell today but apparently not for dan schneider so we will see. my spider sense is he will show up. kennedy: how long does he have in the nfl? >> the 64 million-dollar man, testimony about today, what's the job? a punching bag for the nfl and he did a good job today, he held up the shield.

kennedy: he's not captain america, that's an insult. i won't take it. please come back, i know you are in new york. sports in the law. >> my pleasure. kennedy: topical storm is next. oh, we are chatting, here we are. lala --

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ukraine ban russian food and music from the country. they would also ban russian comedy there's no such thing. he's going to be devastated. oh, he died? i don't know if that's true. that's what cancel culture and this is a topical storm. topic number one. yesterday was international yoga day and celebrate new york city how the giant yoga class in times where. for one, new york was filled with as many posers as miami. organizers say thousands of people showed up throughout the day to participate in yoga but the biggest stretch in new york is still betelgeuse the musical. new yorkers are great at your because they've spent a lot of time ducking and covering on their way to work. it's pretty hard to find peace of mind times where usually is just a piece of trash and piles

of human dung. a great day to be in the city of the smell of thousands of people working out together was a huge improvement over the usual sewage fumes. it was nice to see new yorkers bend over backwards for something other than covid mandates. yeah. topic number two. a man in cambodia caught the biggest freshwater fish ever recorded but remember when it comes to fish, it's not the size that matters but the motion in the ocean. this is a 13-foot long stingray weighing in at an astonishing 660 pounds. somehow still has a flat belly, impressive. it was found in the mekong river where scientists believe stingrays go to give birth to their babies, the only thing that stings more than giving birth to a human. it's round shape, the stingray says i'm pregnant you stupid jerk. scientists take it with a

tracking device and let it go. it could follow its movements and behavior patterns so they can know what kind of advertisements to show it. very smart. topic number three. the supermarket chain is selling ice cream for your dog now. but i thought that's what round raisin was for. it's called beach doggy ice cream, one 100% plant -based. if your dog likes it, you're both barking up the wrong tree, the doggy ice cream comes in two flavors, carrot and apple. the other with pier and vanilla. hold the vanilla. it will be sold and for packs at aldi but also sold out of ice cream trucks all summer long. aldi saying the goal is to help dogs say cool in the summer heat but from what i know about dogs, i think they would rather have a bone. topic number four. tik tok influencer claims she's making thousands of dollars

selling vials of her chest sweat. also known as booth juice. this is stephanie motto. once featured on the show 90 day fiancé and now she's engaged in a new business, she spent all day collecting her moves sweat laying out in the sun she might say she gets more raised in a cambodian fisherman. at night she sells what she's collected for up to $500 a bottle and even thinking of installing a sauna in her home to help her produce more turning her house into a litter sweatshop. believe it or not, it's not her strangest business idea. previously, she reportedly made $200,000 by selling jars of forts or as they call it, in australia, vegemite. we will be back with you, kenne-dog. ♪♪

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>> hi, paul, time for best segment in all of cable news, kennedog, we love your dog as much as you doe. tell me dog's name, something about your dog. we have tracey's dog. up next jackie's pup, maggie. portuguese water dog. this is pamela's pooch,

tucker, who loves toys, his parents, and siblings and, of course, tucker carlson. we have sasha and macy. up next marty's dog flea sack. a beach hound, this is brian's pup darla, the best trail dog. we have dana's pooch whiskey, a big swimmer, he loves making new fur friends, and i love me some whiskey. look at ceasar and macyy. they love the beach much lastly, gram's pup archie from coronado, california away down south, we love you archie, we love all of the kennedogs. i just want to squeeze you, carry you in a basket, with

myself, thank you for watching best hour of your day. you can follow me on tomorrow night jimmy failla. game night, can't watch the show, make every day a kenneday. good night. ♪ ♪ hello friends, welcome to mansion global. if you like to live where you play, play where you live, this is the place with the best homes on the prettiest holes, this is the golf episode. ♪ ♪