schools so we are never going to go back to normal but the labor market is going to -- >> francis, i've got to go but what you are saying, red states are going to get stronger and better. good to see you. i am jackie deangelis in for elizabeth macdonald, you're watching "the evening edit", thanks for watching, have a great night. ♪♪ kennedy: president biden ship sinking and democrats are in the mood for mutiny, apparently biggest allies are turning on him as prices continue to dog the white house. in the president turn things around to help his own party in november? i don't think so. i think i lost. live tv is so much fun. democrats have been rumbling about the administration's handling of the gun control debate. roe v. wade, immigration, the

economy, homelessness, the list continues to grow and allies and the media seem happy to air their dirty laundry. >> there is the sense that things are out of control and he's not in command. >> we need joe biden to be present in a leader that meets this moment. do something i think is what people are saying. kennedy: what are they saying? oh my god, this is the worst thing ever. you saw. other critics are hiding in the shadows. anonymous cowards. one lawmaker telling cnn the biden administration is rudderless, aimless and hopeless. another anonymous democrat congressman venting his nbc news saying it's almost like he's hiding. he has a bully pulpit and either hiding behind it or under it. i don't know where he is and democrat strategist telling the

hill it's infuriating, our house is on fire and seems like they're doing nothing to put the fire out. there watching with the rest of us. that's not good news, the president sees things a little different according to him, many of the country's problems are because of you guessed it, republicans that old ruse. >> with publicans do nothing to obstruct efforts to lower your gas taxes. i propose that, i asked congress to eliminate the federal gas tax for the next as long as the crisis goes on. lower food prices and healthcare costs hopefully soon, lower prescription drug costs. kennedy: does the president realize the blame game no longer works? even his own party as many of the problems are his fault. let's get into it with tonight man panel and it feels like monday, it's wednesday and i like it. we got conservative strategist vice president for zeke ladd, chris barron.

yes indeed. most of the aggressive progressive podcast, he used to be -- his name is lucifer haunt. and we've got manhattan institute director of constitutional studies and author of supreme disorder, i knew he land on his feet, ilya shapiro is back. exciting news and these are crazy times. chris barron, i will start with you. instead of complaining about optics, instead of blaming the american people for telling them to bite the bullet and live through it, shouldn't the administration be more proactive when it comes to the multitude of crises in many ways people are suffering? >> to any of these crisis, any at all, i've never seen the administration more on interested, unwilling or simply unable to do anything about a multitude of crisis is. legitimately in my entire lifetime, democratic or republican. i've never had a white house

that's had more excuses for why they are absolutely powerless. someone ought to remind joe biden he ran for the job of president. i know he spent the entire campaign hiding in his basement avoiding any type of scrutiny whatsoever so maybe we shouldn't be surprised this is the type of president we get but he wanted this job, he asked the american people to elect him to the highest office in the land. now he sits there and has a goal to tell us all the time he can't do anything about it is somebody else's full. frankly, if you aren't up for the job of doing president, get out of there, resign and let somebody step up who's remotely interested in doing the job. kennedy: we've got someone who might step up and she might do worse, we will talk about the vice president a little later in the show. did someone order it were salad? that will be fun. it feels like a concerted effort, it feels like there are operatives within the party

working together to get the message out they aren't happy with the president including deborah messing, she probably has a direct line to the white house and she's been screaming she's got the president elected and now she's having buyer's remorse, it made me wonder, does matt leblanc have a back channel to department? >> it looks like he has a back channel two more states if you asked me but i love deborah, i understand her frustration. her frustration is felt by many activists but the game played by political consultants losing their elections for the house right now is a blame game, too. i agreed the president needs to show more urgency, he's done things and made policy recommendations not acted on by congress. he has pushed businesses, particularly energy sector to lower costs and prices for the american people especially oil

trading in a place where it should be, cash should be about 3.50 and it's 4.5 to the something said about what he's asking for them to do but he has to show urgency everyday. he needs to get out of to the country, he needs to go to the places where people are hurting, show them he cares about them and talk about what he's going to do to make their lives better and that will help other democrats but all this sniping back-and-forth, democrats do that way too much in the midterm, it's why they lose midterms and why they will lose it now. they need to work with the president to move an agenda forward and not sniping among themselves, a bad strategy for democrats and won't help. kennedy: maybe they have to change their agenda. maybe what they need to do is look at everything they've been doing and just do the opposite. >> if the problem is inflation and the only tool the democrats have for every problem is throw

more money at it, it will help very much. the larger issue is joe biden fulfilled his entire mandate the moment he was inaugurated, his entire mandate was to be donald trump. since then he tried to be all things to all democrats going left to center left, as far as he goes basically and pleasing nobody and at the same time making lots of things worse rather afghanistan, economic policy and then tries to talk down gas prices? supply and demand, if he wants to be proactive on policy, let's have more drilling in the united states rather than back channel to the venezuelan authoritarian. if we want sensible policy, let's deregulate, let -- what was happening, we will take talk about this in the next segment, people move where they get along with their lives and their jobs. six months from now in the winter, this will be jimmy

carter telling us to put on a sweater rather than turn up our thermostat. kennedy: actually it's interesting you say that because i think democrats might go emergency to jimmy carter because he looks like the better option than president biden select talk about people moving and relocating and what states are having success with. which have recovered passes from the pandemic? moody's analytics crunched the numbers for bactrim what index and found red states, florida, south carolina, arizona, texas far outpacing blue states in terms of economic recovery. blue states not doing well still lagging, very critical dual list, california, new jersey, illinois. "wall street journal" said several factors are in play including lower taxes and cheaper housing in the red states. better quality of life and freedom. our red state the place to move

to? >> don't forget better weather, california better why not live in chicago? kennedy: i would want to live in chicago, there are a host of problems there but the places that have had the hardest times recovering from the pandemic are the ones who have the most intrusive government in places where there is more freedom and people enjoying more freedom, that's where they are moving to as people reinvent whether or not geography plays the most important role in their worklife. >> new york has recovered very well from the pandemic i must say. our economy is booming, unemployment is virtually nonexistent but people moved to florida, i call it a purple state. desantis one by half a%, let's not call it a red state, it's purple. half my family lives there right now, my mother is moving the next month so it is what it is,

people move for warmer weather, it's cheaper to live there but not as fun either. kennedy: on average, states, red states added 3,150,000 jobs since the pandemic and blue states are 1.4 million job loss, still very much trying to recover and chris can shellac new york all he wants, chris holland that is, it's a difficult place to live with high taxes and high crime. that's not a hospitable environment for individuals or businesses and we seen a lot of businesses like citadel, caterpillar moving away from places like illinois in two places like texas. >> what to the state have in common that are succeeding the post pandemic economy? these are states where there governors didn't intentionally destroy their economy, bankrupt

small businesses and devastate working class families with reading list shutdowns and pandemic regulations that not only didn't save lives, they actually cost tens of millions of jobs, cost lives in overdoses and suicides. this is not surprising to me at all but let's put aside all of the good governance from red states and post pandemic, the fact is blue states are still trying to dig out of pandemic policy that destroyed their economy and we still haven't had a reckoning. instead of gavin newsom running and wasting money talking about how great california is, in florida, maybe you shouldn't be running in california. apologizing to the tens of millions of california residents whose lives were destroyed by his pandemic policies which destroyed their economy which by the way gavin newsom didn't so much follow the policies as much as he wanted other people to. kennedy: yes and you should

apologize to the 25% of businesses here that have closed for good. it's interesting because we would like to project is because it's when people started paying attention because they have free time to think about these things but were trends already moving in that direction where people were leaving, high tax states like new york and california for places like texas, north carolina, tennessee and florida? >> you put your finger on it. the pandemic was an accelerator of pre-existing trends, people and businesses personal freedoms, the ease of being able to go about your life and now that i'm with the manhattan institute, i have nothing but praise for new york of course but i'm still for virginia where governor youngman has been in office only a half a year but

doing good things and meeting with donors about running in 2024 and beyond. virginia, we will see what happens, it's a true purple state, florida i think is trying to become more red desantis will probably win reelection going away this fall but people have to look at and it's great to be rich in california and york and chicago, great to be rich anywhere of course but for middle-class books, the vast bulge of our population are moving elsewhere to get more bang for the buck, more jobs for the opportunity. kennedy: or at least live a normal life where they can send their kids to school down the street and they are not getting killed in taxes and regulations when they tried to start up new businesses when there's were shuttered during the pandemic and rebound. much more with the man panel and they will stick around coming up our faith in government institute at a new low. is it spreading across the pond to the uk next will other

dominoes begin to fall? we will break it down with steve hilton, is a u.s. citizen now, he knows everything. he's next. ♪♪

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americans, head he offered they are losing all faith in all leadership a sentiment is spreading abroad discussed on the show last night, a new poll says three branches, all three of them hit new lows and confidence from the american people. today the uk british prime minister boris johnson facing another potential vote of no-confidence after narrowly surviving one last month. on the wall. two of his to top ministers and junior officials residing in the wake of another scandal for the prime minister. >> sometimes we have to conclude enough is enough. i believe that time is now. >> the job of the prime minister you've been in the mandate is to keep going and that's what i'm going to do. kennedy: why is this happening now? it seems like boris johnson and

joe biden suffering the people who govern, what should world leaders learn from this? host of the next revolution sunday on the fox news channel and daily california podcast, steve hilton is back. obviously you know you pay politics better than everyone i know we have vastly different systems that are the similarities between what joe biden and boris johnson are going through right now? crisis of confidence within their party. >> i think the simple lesson they should learn, stop lying to us, that's basically what this is about for boris, he's been out lying again this time about some story about junior he appointed whether he knew or not about previous allegations, who cares? it's about the fact that he lied

about it repeatedly when asked about it and he said other people out to lie on his behalf exactly as we are seeing with biden over and over like every single issue for the won't admit the consequences of their policies or behavior, we thought with biden with hunter biden, how many times did he say i never talked about my sons business dealings? we know that was a light and then he says people to lie on his behalf. pr against the corrupt and that's what people are sick of, they are told lies by the people in charge especially when it comes to the consequences of their policies. johnson today in his defense is going on about how he's got the biggest tax cut in uk history but when you look at what he's doing the conservative government have been putting up people's utility bills in the name of climate change and inflation problems, raising

taxes on business. they have been making life worse for people and lying about it and it's accommodation people can't put up with. >> it's similar to what's happening here and there it lies. here is the blame and withholding information and claiming everyone else is to blame. i can't do anything as the president so you have to suffer. who has the better solution in terms of me kat in a president who's ineffective? is it better to have no-confidence vote in a system like they have in the uk or is it better in the united states to suffer through four years? impeachment obviously doesn't work. >> i know. this afternoon i said can we get biden cabinet to resign? that will be a way to accelerate getting rid of him but it seems to be an ability in the uk, what's amazing if you look at

the way it's worked in the uk for the last ten or so years, they keep changing the prime minister but the party stays in power. it's amazing this is how the conservative party survives, general elections but in between they kick out david cameron and teresa and now boris johnson but the party still keeps power and permit. as more accountability in the uk because they have the house of commons and someone and it's amazing like watching a wounded bull and a bullfight staggering around the arena. he's plowing on, he's going to make it through and that's what he's saying and they can't make him resign and this was interesting so the possibility they will force him out as leader of the conservative party, they had to change rules and another election that could take a few weeks but that is important to resign as prime minister.

why? in the uk, there's no written constitution. it's all done on the basis of what people think is the right thing to do. the queen, the whole thing is unclear so in the end at least here in america we have some rules written down and there is a constitution that puts the power in the hands of the people in the end. kennedy: and our constitution has a 25th amendment. nancy pelosi talking about that in 2018. don't care that so much nowadays even though we are in the deepest of yogurts. he always make sense of everything, thank you so much. >> thank you, see you soon. kennedy: coming up, vice president kamala harris going viral again for saying such smart things and using the same word over and over again. she was speaking on the highland park massacre, she should just block it. have you seen the movie minority report? new ai can predict crime a week before happens.

is that bad news for you and your freedom? spike cohen here to discuss and moments. there he is. ♪♪

talk talk by the band cha-cha. their hits, big country. the wake of the deadly highland park fourth of july massacre, vice president kamala harris is calling for stricter gun control, very predicable but of course, couldn't get through the speech without serving up the side of were salad. >> will deal with what we need to in terms of what as we move forward, all agreeing with got to be smarter as a country in terms of access to what? assault weapons and we got to take this seriously. seriously as you are because

you're forced to take it seriously. kennedy: seriously? parents have a history of making remarks or hacking at the worst possible moment, is the white house setting her up to fail again? the man panel is back, chris barron, was overhung, ilya shapiro. you say the worst she's been, it's a bad are. >> let's be honest, that was bad but she's been so much worse. when i heard she served up another were salad, is is going to be a giant teaser? or she going to give a side salad? this is more like a side salad, it wasn't great but it wasn't as bad as she could be admittedly, it's a local bar and i will say it's amazing to me the number of times she steps in the matter the issue and people in the democratic party leave she's somehow that up for failure by

somebody else. the only set up for failure is by her being unable to do her actual job so i don't know why they are looking for a plot to undo her political career, she does fine on her own. kennedy: yes and she has a habit of repeating words and phrases. the significance of the past and the plan, remember when she was in france? we have the plan. it's like what are you doing? i've been thinking about this because a very important aspect of leadership, critical aspect is the ability to communicate, she doesn't have that ability. it is the strangest thing. >> she has an excellent ability to communicate and she will be fine and she was fine and that clip, this is like a right wing -- give me a break. she wasn't throwing paper towels at them. she's going to be the next president of the united states and you know it so get ready.

[laughter] kennedy: she's not because she had the opportunity -- stop talking. she had the opportunity to be the next president of the united states and completely blew it. she had to get out of the race before there is any official contest because she did so bad and was dismantled by her opponents, not republicans but democrats. >> the nominee in 2025 and she will win so get ready. [laughter] we can have this conversation about her were salad every night on the kennedy. kennedy: you can and it's because she keeps providing that material. that's what's so crazy. >> material from this weekend, plenty of were salad by that nincompoop so let's stop, she's fine. she's going to be president. kennedy: if you don't like were salad or people who are incoherent, do not vote for

kamala harris. >> great, then nobody who's okay with that guy should every criticize. kennedy: he major points and it was repetitive and boring and predicable now i'm going to go to ilya who's smart and rational. [laughter] >> harris is a nominee and who knows, maybe she is set up to look even worse than biden is doing to go back to the first segment, everyone wishes and well because she's the backup here and it's amazing because on paper she should be a great candidate and politician and she's managed to fall up in her life by failing every single time and as you mentioned when she was presidential candidate, i would have bet on her in 2015 or in 2019 brother, i would have put my money on her to win the democratic nomination but she was terrible and she goes up against trump, it's would be

hillary trouble again, to least favorite candidate ever, if she goes against dissenters, she'll be blown out of the water, she's clearly not capable of doing the job. as vice president you're not just supposed to stand there and attend funerals and the work salad doesn't bother me so much but the incapability of leadership really. if i were a democrat i'm not sure they have identity politics and all but besides that, i don't know what she has going for her. kennedy: she doesn't have -- >> expectations. kennedy: yeah, that's why we are stuck with a congress that has 7% approval rating from american citizens who responded to the poll. it literally lower than monkeypox which is hard to do. man panel, thank you so much for the evening. chris, chris and ilya. well done. >> maybe you should put in debra messing. kennedy: yes.

[laughter] could you imagine? it might be worse than kamala harris, thank you for that. i needed that. the future of crime fighting technology is creeping in. a group of social scientists. there's a motley crew. university of chicago discovered an algorithm that can predict future crimes up to a week in advance. in chicago, just put a blindfold on go in any direction and get the same result. the new ai reportedly tested and eight cities and work with 90% accuracy. it's not without critics, particularly those who value their civil liberties. look at possibly go wrong here? libertarian party vice presidential candidate, the chairperson of you are the power, the power resides within spike cohen, welcome back. >> thanks for having me on. kennedy: what could go wrong here? >> almost everything. he mentioned minority report

earlier, minority report was supposed to be a warning, not a documentary but apparently social scientists thought it sounded like a great idea to critics when people could potentially do crime doing away with things like due process or waiting for someone to commit a crime before punishing them for it so i think the easier question is what could go right? which is almost nothing, i don't see how this goes right. kennedy: yes because the idea is you predict crime before it happens, then you predict criminal behavior so you are targeting future criminals and punishing them before they've committed a crime with the system that we have, that is incredibly problematic. they tried this in chicago 2012 -- 2019 and it failed spectacularly. >> it was something like only 13% of the people they were targeting actually were tied to

the gang violence they were trying to stop from happening. and others words, 87% of the people that were completely innocent. imagine going about your day to day life and for small misdemeanors and crimes you may be committing, imagine if a bot was tracking your every motion to see if your about to commit a crime, you can see how that could end crime. i wonder how much is because at any given time, 90% of crime is being committed and they are even aware of it. kennedy: yes, how to become a federal criminal book, it's all about that. there are ways you can break the law every single day, generally second, if you get the year wrong you've committed a crime on your check. spike, i'll see you next week in las vegas at freedom best at the mirage hotel. this is probably the best lineup they've ever had, we looking

forward to it? >> incredibly. i can't wait to see everyone next week. their freedom liberty loving speakers like you and me, giants like you and me from across the country. glenn greenwald will be there, incredible people from across the country will be there. i can't wait to be part of it. one last thing on this ai thing, i think we should see how many crimes we catch politicians and and then decide if we want to use it on everyone but in looking forward to seeing everyone at freedom best. kennedy: yes and we will have ai technology and discern how much freedom is in the room before people even show up. >> we are checking for free freedom. kennedy: 99.9% accurate, that's how good our liberty technology is. spike cohen, i will see you next week. thank you. >> thank you. kennedy: a new report on the uvalde school shooting, shocking

new information on the failure of police to stop the gunman. someone attempting a cover-up? we will talk about that next. ♪♪

the recent spate of mass shootings obviously is horrible for making things even worse, shocking new information about the uvalde school shooting, a new report claims police had three chances to take down the shooter and they failed all three times. the story of the massacre has changed so many times the mayor of uvalde is accusing texas state law enforcement of orchestrating a cover-up to shield their officers from blame. how can we get to the truth? that's incredibly necessary and we have to do it. joining me now, director of public safety at the manhattan

institute, hannah myers is back tonight. welcome back. >> thank you for having me, my new calling on before, ilya shapiro, those great to see. kennedy: absolutely, represent. are we in the middle of the george floyd moment? his murder was so outrageous, is fond of the defined police movement, what can be done here? how can the outrage be channeled to better prepare cops to respond to things like this so they can preserve life once one of these horrible incidents began? >> active shooter event like the krav maga of policing, they have to be decisive and fast and treated life or death because of this life or death. the report shows they were shooting outside the school, a teacher didn't lock the door

when she closed it, the shooter walked right by responding officer who drove too fast past him in the parking lot and another officer had him in his gun site before he entered the school and stopped to ask if it's okay to shoot him and then he was in the school by the time he looked back and then what's in a massive protocol whether the doors were locked or not, their formation was wrong and the biggest thing losing momentum and not going in right away because no one since columbine, is the most important factor in stopping these events and every second counts so it's not surprising that there's a lot of blame going back and forth, the local mayor is upset at the texas department of safety had who said is the fault of the local department because police chief said it wasn't his fault that it was a barricade situation and with the mayor is saying, there were 20, 30, 40

officers state level and federal level, trained officers who should know it's an active shooter incident, you don't wait 80 minutes while kids are calling 911 over and over, you have to go in so going forward for law enforcement, training, training, training, they were trained two months ago, it was not enough? those who don't have a judgment to stand high-pressure situations? are they not training with agencies together so people know who's in charge? we have to make sure the department state-funded in both for the training and quality officers and also have the right tactical equipment because even though these are incredibly rare, when they do happen you have to be ready and it matters more than anything else in the world and to gather information before hand about shooters fantasizing online about these kinds of events and follow-up. kennedy: yeah that's -- good

points because there are disturbed young men who have had interaction with law enforcement and should have known better and when their families stay we had no idea, that's not believable. of course you knew and you have to look at the similarities here because you have parents have have to live the last of their lives knowing that more could have been done, their kids lives could have been saved and that's the bottom line of this report, the an action cost lives, they don't know how many, they are is still an investigation that's ongoing we've been lied to at some level, training is critical as you said. thank you for your time, appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. kennedy: always. topical storm is next. ♪♪

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to go to file that one, two but their moms won't give them enough money for their flights. topic number two. incredible video from great plains work yesterday the sky turned green. ironically, it happened under the clear blue sky. look at this. it may look like an apocalyptic hell escape, but it's worse. sodakotalaceledalleux s salls f just kjuid.id i e itre. tu. tday they wasity wititith aa cho, h a h a lik t t t t in ofdldld. land. ut out willlo bw a much as itoe inn new jersey. before the storm, the sky turned dark green which happens when bad weather is on the way. either that, or liberals finally sucked up all the cow fart change the climate for good. the color was so vivid, they could barely believe their eyes except for's union viewers, they been trained to believe the sky

is green since 2015. all a lie. topic number three. 76000000-year-old dinosaur skeleton is auctioned off in new york city, this is the skeleton of word joe soros. gorgeous. a carnivore meeting used to eat as much meat as joey chestnut. it's only known predators were climate activists blue on their hands and the it them. auction house expect five to $8 million, the biggest asking price for collection of fossils since the last rolling stones to her. the reason is, it's a rarity. all other known gorgeous skeletons in museum collections making this the only one available for private ownership. i have to admit this would make a great coat rack. could be good for opening amazon packages and if you run out of room in your house, you beat it piece-by-piece to your dog or stick it in the clouds with the rest of your terrifying collagens.

topic number four. the new accessory making a play on tik tok. check out the viral sensation for all the birds everywhere all new rubber ducky. the only stopped watch that's not twice a day correct. perfect for silly uses. the watches are treaty printed by man who makes an entire line of watches that don't tell time studying to think those watch maker is a real lack. the ducks are held in place by magnets to be removed and rearranged you can put them wherever the ducky wants. that's what my iphone autocorrect goes, it's giving people joy when they look at their wrists instead of red and being late. you never need to worry about that again because once you wear this, no one will give you the time of day. we'll be right back with kennedog. who's a good boy?

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big fan of kennedog, i am a big fan of rebel. look at those two cuties, beanie and cecil. they are brother, sister, litter mates theyers cute estimate and josh's dog olive. up next tracey's pups bella, beau and swamp pete. that is a crowded house, this is charlie's poor maggie. she is trying to fit two toys in her mouth at the same time. so shiny, sherri's pups, pansy, penny and bella, you are well all fitted. this is brigitte's pup tucker, he is named it was tucker carlon. and kim's dogs, daffeny and sophy, you did it. you made it to kennedog.

thank you for watching the best hour of your day. you can follow me on tritter and instagram. e-mail kennedy fbn . tomorrow night, i got gary hoffman. i can't believe it, pinch me, can't watch it dvr it, good night from l.a. >> known for its resort, famous space center and endless miles of beaches, 1350 miles of coastline, florida has become a millionaire's play ground. vibrant culture, perfect weather and a representation, that i don't have to tell you about, there are so many reasons why the wealthy come her