terror watch list that have been apprehended, america is less safe, and we should all be concerned about what the bidening administration is doing to systematically dismantle our southern border. elizabeth: got it. mark brnovich, t good to see you. make sure to tune in october 17th and 18th. we're headed to d.c. you're going to want to watch. i'm elizabeth macdonald, that does it for us. thank you for watching tonight, join us again tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ kennedy: we've got breaking news, #.5 million people in florida now under strict orders to evacuate as hurricane ian takes aim at the gulf coast, and it could hit tampa as the strongst storm in over 100 years. here we have a live look at venice, florida, which could be one of the places hardest hit. that could take a direct one in very short order. and if this is tampa, also expected to get hit very hard. we're told stores are cleaned out, businesses and homes have been boarded up.

the problem is experts say the storm surge in some places could be double the highest level ever recorded. a little more than an hour ago florida governor ron desantis gave an update can on the storm track. watch. >> as of 5 p.m., hurricane ian is located roughly 250 miles south of sarasota. it's moving north at 10 miles per hour. it is a strong category three hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 120 miles per hour. as many of you know, these tracks have migrant -- migrated over the past two days and more recently, starting this morning, the track has migrated south of tampa, at the 11:00 advisory prosecute national hurricane center. if you look at that area and you're familiar with that area, you know there's a lot of potential for flooding and storm surge many that that part of the state. kennedy: we have another live look, this one at key west. the famous monument, the southernmost point mt.

continental united states. -- in the continental united states. you can tell tell the storm is really picking up there. of course, there's some pellas just keeping an eye on everything for us -- fellas. maybe they're storm trackers, maybe they're just key westers out giving high-fives. as the eye passes to the west, we all know florida is well accustomed to hurricanes, but this thing is a monster. the track still very unpredictable. the wind is strong, but ian's storm surge, as the governor just said, reportedly the biggest threat. live in fort myers, florida, will nunley is with us. and before we get to will, let's talk a little bit more about the meteorology with marisa torres. what do you see tonight? >> reporter: hey there, kennedy. we're going to give you a bird's eye view of fort myers, but this is our satellite look at hurricane each. the latest advisory hasn't changed a ton, but we are still seeing a very powerful storm and

notice it might actually be undergoing that eye wall replacement which is very normal throughout the life cycle of a strong hurricane. what that will do though is really start to broaden this out. so this is massive in size. 120 mile-per-hour sustained winds. this is a category three hurricane, expected to become a category four, and it's moving north. and you mentioned there'll still some uncertainty with the cone, that's for sure. however, that northeastward steer, to the drifting further to the south. while there is some uncertainty, we can tell you with great certainty that areas along the gulf coast are going to be feeling life threatening impacts from storm surge to heavy rain, to dealing with very aggressive wind. and if as it makes landfall, this will likely be at category four hurricane, sometime between tomorrow mid midday, into the evening hours. if you haven't evacuated, time running out. this is a very dangerous situation to be putting yourself in. so this is a look at some of the

hurricane warning. it actually was expanded a little bit further to the south for the last updated, 5:00 eastern time, so we're incorporating from fort myers down true naples and even towards -- through nape ifings,, and even towards orlando. into areas of the big bend in the panhandle, they're going to be feeling the impacts through the next several days. that storm surge warning, that area highlighted in red, that's extremely important obey attention to. the emphasis had been on tampa, but with more of a southward steering at where the storm potentially looks to make landfall, tampa lack -- looking at slightly less. 4-6 feet, that's still quite high, but it looks like the fort myers area is more of a threat, potentially a foot of a storm surge. but this entire area is where we're seeing the evacuations take place as coastal areas and up into the northeastern portions of florida including jacksonville. that'll be more of a threat

towards thursday and friday. the rain forecast, so the coastal areas, yes, flooding is going to be incredibly dangerous and not an area you should be near. but let's talk about how much rain we're going to be seeing. because it looks like ian's going to be slowing down once it manges landfall, the slow nature of the storm and all that tropical moisture unleashing over the we peninsula of florida, some areas through dade city, tampa, sarasota, a foot to two feet of rain is not out of the question. so there is a big bull's eye from i-4 north up towards gainesville where flash flooding will be all too real. and remember florida, it's been a really wet season, so a lot of the ground is already incredibly saturated. this is going to aggravate that situation. this is the exclusive fox model, and and one hinge to really take away from this while the exact landfall has yet to be decided, it is the inglewood, venice area, two areas we're zeroing in on, but this is tomorrow 8 a.m., and you can see that spin, you

can see those outer bands stretching across the entire peninsula as you head in towards thursday. the imminent threat is going to be now the winds that are going to be increasing throughout the night, and good to point out at this point, kennedy, we already have tornado warnings that have been sparking off across south florida. tornadoes, storm surge, heavy rain, very strong winds, it's all going to be a part of this narrative as we move forward. kennedy: thank you so much. and everyone be safe as you are evacuating, listen to officials for the best routes. you don't want to get stuck in traffic as you're trying to get to safety. marisa, thanks again. well, many floridians, obviously, preparing for the worst, but florida being florida, some are getting last minute beach time. watch. oh, hi. no, we're not going to watch them because they're naughty. we're moving on. tampa airport is closed, orlando is scheduled to do the very same tomorrow morning. so what is the situation looking like on the ground as the intensity builds? here with me now reporting live

from fort myers, fox weather media journalist, it is will nunley. will, what are you seeing? >> reporter: speaking of heathens -- [laughter] you know, last time we talked, we were podcasting. it's good to talk to you again, i'm sorry it's under these circumstances. boying we've got a lot to talk about here. this is a serious situation. i arrived here a little over an hour ago. we have seen rain here now for several hours, i made the trek down i-75 from tampa, and we had lots of people actually heading farther south towards miami. everywhere i'm standing right now, this is the fort myers skyline behind me, by the way. everything is going to be underwater in probably less than 12-16 hours, i would say. not just a little bit here, we're talking feet of storm surge. everywhere you talk about the storm surge rushing in, this is the area that we are talking about. and so we are seeing a big change in the seriousness of what is forecast here. we still have people on alert in

tampa, we still have people alert as far south as naples. even what's happening right now in key west. this is encompassing so much of the state of florida. there really is no part of the state that's going to be untouched by either the system directly or the ramifications of the system. we have convoys of utility trucks rushing down the interstate as well. i spent some time in clearwater before i got on the interstate. i want to show you what we were seeing there because there are evacuations for the waterfront there as well. people packing up, heading to higher ground. the big box stores selling out, of course, of their, you know, plywood and all those necessary supplies. people loading that up. i spoke with a couple people who said they're just not going to risk it, there's too much power with this storm, they are getting out. take a listen. >> well, we're going just going to plywood up the windows, leave a little bit of gap so that the suction doesn't blow them out. >> people seem to be taking it seriously. i've been here my whole life,

and people need to take -- understand you just never know which way it's going to go, so be prepared. >> reporter: and i know just like you going into this, you see all everybody talking online that, yeah, florida can handle a hurricane. i don't start to get out of bed unless it's so and so. but listen, this is a serious, serious storm packing a lot of power. where it could come ashore where i'm standing right now, we're talking category four hurricane strength, life-threatening storm surge for feet and feet and feet ashore. a serious flooding situation. that's not even taking into account what could churn up and continue rainfall, you know, in terms of rainfall on throughout the state. going in and affecting overruled. even orlando going to be -- orlando, even orlando going to be trapped in hurricane-like conditions with hurricane watches already posted there. this is just a big story, big situation for florida. we have thousands of national guard troops mobilized, we have 30,000 of the linesmen and women that are hitting the roads

staging to come into areas like this when the power gets knocked out. there's just a lot of florida wrapped up in this right now and rightly so. kennedy: i know that you've chased a lot of storms in your day. we still want you to be safe, but we do appreciate the pictures and information. thanks, will. all right. for the latest updates and continuing coverage on hurricane ian, we encourage you to download the fox weatherer app right now, see what's happening in your neighborhood as well. coming up, republicans and democrats once again playing politics with a potential government shutdown. why does this keep happening, and which can are they kicking now? it's to coming up next. ♪ if you're in it for love, you ain't gonna get too far. ♪ oh, here she comes ♪ you sell high commission investment products, right? (fisher investments) nope. fisher avoids them. (other money manager) well, you must earn commissions on trades.

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kennedy: holy underwear, more breaking news, if you can belief it, and and this time it's from the senate floor. the senate just voted to take the first step to avoid a government shutdown. again, for, like, the 70th time in four years. and they were able to do it because west virginia democrat senator joe manchin concern that's fun -- decided to withdraw his controversial and divisive energy proposal at the 11th hour. but still senate majority leader chuck schumer tried to blame it

all on republicans. chuckles? >> now senate republicans have made very clear they will block legislation to fund government if it includes bipartisan permitting reform because with they've chosen to obstruct instead of work in a wisconsin partisan -- bipartisan way. kennedy: you know what people are stick of? blah, blah, blah. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle opposed manchin's provision. including liberal darlings bear withny sanders and tim kaine. they're going to do a buddy cop movie. so does schumer have any control over his caucus? [laughter] i'm so mature. why do we keep getting to the last minute of these shutdowns? tonight's magnificent panel, former trump advisory board member and risk advisers managerring director jason meister is back. and the host of the aggressive progressive podcast, former aide to aforementionedded senator

chuck schumer, christopher hahn is back, and he is getting ready to be owned by 2020 libertarian vice presidential candidate sly cohen with a winking eagle. gentlemen, welcome to you all. [laughter] so i remember it was just a few months ago, jason, when joe manchin was beloved by republicans and democrats. he was the most sought-after belle at the ball, and everyone want to punch his dance card. now they want to punch him in his proverbial face. not literally. >> yeah, kennedy, i'm pretty disappointed in manchin. i mean, i was looking forward to a government shutdown until 2024. but look, his bill, his permitting bill effectively would have socialized the cost of renewable energies and essentially are give the federal government the power to force green energy transition on the states, making the states pay for it and effect live i --

effectively -- with solar and wind, that are not reliable sources of energy. so the result of this bill would have been to create less reliable and secure energy which is the exact opposite of manchin's stated goal. so i think, look, at the end of the day the last thing the u.s. needs right now is a manchin bill that would only compound the harms created by the inflation reduction act. kennedy: yeah. i don't know that centralized transmission lines are the very best thing for the country. i'm glad to see this not go through. i'm sympathetic with joe manchin because he's got a lot of people in his state, chris, who still very much rely on traditional forms of energy production. especially coal. but does this entire process damage manchin? because republicans liked him because he was obstructing democrats, and democrats loved him because he helped pass the inflation reduction act which even john kerry is said -- said

is inappropriately named, and this little poison pill didn't work out in his favor. is he damaged? >> well, it clearly wasn't a poison pill, they passed the inflation reduction act, right? he got to bring up the bill that he wanted to bring up today. it got taken out -- kennedy: that was the poison pill, yes. >> -- so we didn't have a shutdown. here's the thing, republicans, politics never if works for them in a government shutdown. they always get blamed because the american people know that they want to shut down the government. now, i know my friend spike wants no more government -- kennedy: oh, i love when you put words in other people's mouths. that's very sophisticated. [laughter] >> but let's be clear, the politics of this is very, very simple. we are five weeks away from an election, control of the senate, control of the house is at stake. nobody on either side wants a government shutdown, but it is particularly bad for republican candidates, particularly senate candidates going into the midterm election. kennedy: i'm very glad to see you so concerned about

republican candidates. that's very chivalrous of you, chris. now, spike, would you like to respond to his critique of your entire world view that he oversimplified in half a sentence? >> well, i mean, i will say this: i mean, any organization that has to govern from one crisis to the next cannot put forward an actual budget and has to wait until moment before they're going to shut down to hurry through some new bill that's going to spend money none of us have and run up inflation even more, yeah, we should be taking a look at whether or not we even want them to be open. this this is a perfect example of that. we do need more energy permitting. we're seeing how, as a result of the fact that we can no longer buy fossil fuel needs from one dictatorial regime in russia, we're having to go hat in hand to venezuela and saudi arabia and iran to try and get more oil from them. i think that we should be drilling more here. we should also acknowledge the fact that particularly wind energy but the so-called renewables are neither

renewable, nor climate or environmentally friendly. they are heavily reliant on resources just to extract everything needed to build them. they're heavily reliant on weather patterns and, frankly, we need to be looking not just at expanding fossil fuel development, but also on getting rid of the ridiculous regulations that have made it cost prohibitive to build a new snuck -- nuclear plant, and i'm not sure any of that will happen until the government shuts down forked good. kennedy: you really want cheap, clean, renewable energy, you'll listen to spike, and you'll expand the nuclear option especially for americans who need it most who are truly hurting right now. and, spike, you're absolutely right -- >> the ira does that. kennedy: no, it doesn't. >> the ira gives credits for building new nuclear in the inflation reduction act. they help keep -- >> with the existing regular that story regime makes it cost prohibitive, that's the problem. it's not that they don't have

enough moneyed to do it, the regulatory burdens -- >> so you want to just have -- kennedy: it is, no, it is -- >> you want to have another fukushima here? i don't think so. >> -- there has been zero built in 50 plus years. that's a regulatory burden that's too high. kennedy: all right. that's too damn high. >> that needs to be rectified, i agree. keep ken recollect pied. okay -- okay. we're going to work on that while we're all holding hands and playing a nice ukelele together. man panel, please don't move. we've got much more. vice president kamala harris finally heading to the border. it's not the border you think it ises. i'm going to break down her mixed priorities. she's praying for some political miracle. it's not gonna happen. she can point the finger at whoever she wants, she's still hosed. that's next. ♪ ♪ 's beautiful out here.

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kennedy: kamala went to the border, you guys! she's visiting the border glie unfortunately, it's not the u.s./mexico border where 2 the million immigrants have been arrested in just the last 11 months. [laughter] that would be too practical. she's going to the demilitarized zone, the border between north and south korea. yes, that all-important board that is at the very top of the list in terms of priorities for voters who are already hotly pissed, deeply disappointed in an administration that's letting the economy crater while inflation festers. if the president is a mumbling, sleepy tool who can't stream who sentences together, then we at least need the veep to step in and say, joe, people are hurting. stuff is way too expensive. let me help and explain why we

fix it. instead, she sees an incompetent in the oval office who couldn't hit himself in the ass with a banjo and goes, you think you look like an out of touch odumbell, hold my beer. and there she goes to the two koreas to do what? boost her foreign policy prowessesome no wonder her approval ratings are lower than kelly ripa's bmi. okay, remorseful voters, what did you think intersectionality was going to buy you? is a political scientist in a pantsuit? this administration is failing because they're addicted to optics as opposed to being concerned with reality. and the reason they think people are hurting is because the lie wasn't explained clearly enough or the picture wasn't absurd must have to sell a rotten bill of goods. if the vice president knew what was good for her and especially for the nation, she'd get the hell back here, start taking immigration far more seriously and roll up her sleeves to complete an actual path instead

of trying to look busy. kamala, in case you haven't noticed, people are busy trying to find a poll decision worth their salt who cares about finding solutions and implementing that four-letter words democrats have grown to despise: freedom. and that's the memo. all right. the migrant crisis is a full blown disaster. the numbers prove it. according to the cbp, border officials found, listen to this, 267,000 unaccompanied migrant children. they are basically are on loose since biden took office. that is horrible news. the vice president still claims the border is secure, because it has to be secure. so why wouldn't it be secure? is that why she's visiting the wrong border? the man panel has return ared, jason myselfer, chris hand and spike cohen. -- chris hahn. jason, i will start with you. i want our country to succeed. i want our vice president to do well. she's doing a very poor job

here. why is she going to north and south korea? >> well, kennedy, i mean, she said the border's secure, so she doesn't think there is a border crisis at our southern border. i think that's the point. the biden administration if ran on open borders. they're purposefully flooding our country with million of illegal immigrants. we're averaging over 8,000 illegal crossings per day. we have, we've had over 4 million illegal immigrants that have crossed our southern border since joe biden and kamala harris have taken office, 12,000 unaccompanied children, and we've had in the last two months alone more fentanyl that's crossed our southern border than the entirety of 2019 under president trump. which, by the way, is the single killer of all of our children. so, of course, naturally, our border czar is going to the dmz instead is of the southern border. [laughter] kennedy: all right. so fentanyl is a problem. it's not being marketed to children. it's not killing children, it's

killing a lot of people who are using things that wouldn't kill them the if they were, in fact, legal. that i'm going to save for spike but, chris, i want to know from you, why is she doing this? is it a foreign policy optic? because it doesn't help anyone, no one cares here, it doesn't help the country, doesn't help her with voters. what's the point? >> well, we have 30,000 troops station thed at the 38th parallel, so it would be good when our vice president is there to visit them, and that is exactly what she's doing. kennedy: oh, my god. >> she's doing trade business for the united states of america because we have an economy that needs help, and she's over there trying to help it. and while she's there, she's visiting our servicemen and women who are ably serving this country in korea. i'm amazed that the republicans want to diss the troops and and not visit them -- kennedy: yeah. they want to diss the troops. hey, can chris, how many --

>> hold on, they're dissing them right now by -- kennedy: okay. no, they're -- that is finish you are taking a talking point that someone else wrote, and you worked it like a wet -- >> yeah. the republicans wrote it during the bush administration, and i'm bringing it rook -- right back -- kennedy: how many troops are in africa and germany in should she go there as well? or should she be concerned about what is happening on the southern border? now, spike, in terms of the war on drugs, if the vice president were serious about anything, even the troops, don't you think she would be talking about why so many people are displaced? the real reasons? >> one would think. i mean, i think the reason she does most of what she does is the same reason why she avoided debating me and instead chose to debate mike pence and his pet fly. kennedy: i remember that. [laughter] >> i think she is about optics over substance. specific to this issue, we've kind of buried the lead here a little bit. close to 300,000 unaccompanied children have been sent by their parents to a foreign country

that they have no knowledge of because it's better than the alternative which is staying in their home countries where they're being slaughtered wholesale by cartel drug lords who are taking over the country. and that is a direct result of the fact that those drug lords became well hawaii the exact same way that the alcohol drug lords of the past became wealthy in this country, and that is through prohibition of substances. if we recognize that you're not going to make the demand go away and you're certainly not going to a make the supply go away and that the war on drugs is doing nothing but empowering some of the worst and most violent criminals on this continent or this land mass and that's directly causing all of the violencing that we're seeing that is causing people to seven their children unaccompanied to another country, until we address that, it's never going to end. under republican, democrats or anywhere else. until we end the war on drugs, we are continuing to empower some of our worst enemies who are doing immeasurable violence in their home countries, and there are going to be surges of people trying to flee it.

kennedy: and you bring up a good point, because the people who are in uniform who have been deployed to places like the koreas and germany and africa, they do so not because they need accolades and high-fives, they did so willingly because we don't have active conscription right now in this country. and also to your point, spike, you've got 300,000 children, that's ten times as many who were sent here alone to be abused along the way. but chris somehow his it's more important -- thinks it's more important optically for the vice president to be overseas when right here in country we've got real suffering and abuse. how dare you, chris hahn. >> no, i think -- kennedy: how dare you. >> -- we should be the christian nation we pretend to be and welcome them in and help them. but we don't because we're not. kennedy: no, we don't, because the vice president is overseas -- >> because we're not. it's a hypocritical thing -- kennedy: [inaudible] all right. stop talking. stop talking. [inaudible conversations]

>> martha's vineyard welcomed the illegal immigrants -- kennedy: yeah. send 'em to martha's vineyard, chris. that'd be amazing. >> they did, and they welcomed them in -- kennedy: stop talking! >> yeah, they welcomed them. kennedy: okay. have you always wanted to be a tree? we're going to switch gears. now you can be a tree thanks to a new california law that allows human beings to be turned into compost instead of cremation or burial. proponents of the law say it's cheaper and more eco-friendly and a wonderful way to say good-bye to a loved one who wants to be sent off that way. opponents say it could be a sign of disrespect. so would you rather grow in the ground or go in the ground? all right. man panel, what do you think? jason. >> yeah, kennedy, i actually think this is a horrible idea -- kennedy: then don't do it. >> putting aside the fact there is the no climate crisis, i think -- >> there is. >> -- reducing human beings to a clump of carbon atoms --

kennedy: what if you want to be reduced to a clump -- >> unceremoniously rad candidated. it gives no human decency to a body. i think it's -- kennedy: i think the most decency -- >> and i don't like it at all. kennedy: -- is honoring their final wishes. if they want to be a clump, if they want to dissolve and go ashes to ashes, dust to dust and go back to the earth, they should be allowed to do that. chris hahn. >> in the end, isn't that what happens anyway whether you're buried, whether you're cremated? eventually we are turned to dus- kennedy: no, your corpse is kept in a box inside a box -- >> and that's where we're going whether there's a climate crisis or not, we're going to become compost at some point. kennedy: if you want to do that, i'm fine with that. >> me too. kennedy: i don't think it should be forced upon anyone, i don't think anyone should be forced to be buried or cremated -- >> agreed. kennedy: -- but i'm a huge fan of 6 feet under, and this is how

nate wanted to go -- >> great show. kennedy: it was by far the best serious finale i've ever seep, and i still cry when i think about it. >> yes. me too. kennedy: spike, how do you want to be -- >> i can't think of a worse indignity that somebody mandating that my body has to be filled with chemicals, put into a metal casket and put into the with ground where it will still become compost anyway. i think that the real outrage here is that this has become legal while my desire to have my body put onto a kayak and filled with -- and have my closest heirs take turns shooting flaming arrows at it, whoever hits it first gets all my stuff and whatever's left of the boat, that continues to remain illega- [laughter] >> i think you could do that in vegas, spike. i think that's allowed somewhere. kennedy: i mean, i have been obsessed with the viking society for quite some time. i think there's something very attractive about --

♪ ♪ >> i'll represent you and get that done, spike. free of charge. >> thank you. thank you. i appreciate that. kennedy: i think, honestly, i have to say that after watching the queen's funeral, it was so beautiful and so moving and and part of the thing -- and, jason, i'm sure you'll agree with me here -- she had a say in it. and people should voice what they want their sendoff to be like, and they should pay for it. >> yeah. kennedy: jason? [inaudible conversations] kennedy: jason? go ahead, jason. >> yeah, kennedy, i completely agree with you. i'm not saying it shouldn't be allowed, i'm just giving some insight into how i think we're valuing a human body -- kennedy: i know, but don't you think people should talk about what they want before, you know -- >> 100%, i do can agree with that, yes. keane ken see, i knew we would agree on something, love bunny.

man panel, you've been fantastic. you too, chris. >> thank you. kennedy: thank you for a wonderful night. all right, very good. coming up, the white house pushing for the atlanta braves' baseball team to change their name. aren't there more important things to think about right now? the wonderful guy benson and all of his wisdom, he's going to shower us with it next. ♪ ♪ ♪ i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. so i consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. sofi. get your money right.

muck come as you are, as you were, as i want you to be. ♪ kennedy: that was last night's mouth trumpet monosong. the atlanta braves just yesterday visiting the white house to celebrate their 2021 world series victory. one reporter seized the chance

to throw the press secretary a curveball, asking if president biden thought the atlanta braves should change their name. and just as you'd expect, he expressed more concern for that topic than any serious issue facing the country. watch. >> we believe that it's important to have this conversation. and native american and indigenous voices, they should be at the center of this conversation. that is something that the president believes, that is something that this administration believes. kennedy: she's looking9 down at her book so much. what would she do without her little notebook? is it really important to have this conversation at a time when the nation is crumbling around us? joining me now, townhall.com political editor and and host of the guy benson show on fox news radio, listen every day, he's also got an amazing podcast. it is guy bicepson. welcome back, guy benson -- benson. >> hey, kennedy. kennedy: so, guy, you don't live

in atlanta, but you know a lot about baseball. you and i love the yankees, and we think braves are dumb. do you really think they should change their name? >> well, i have a great affiliate in atlanta, so i will not say that the braves are dumb, and they are the world series defending champion, so i'll give them that shout-out. i threw out a first pitch at a braves' game last year, and then they won the world series. coincidence? i think not. [laughter] by the way, karine jean-pierre is looking down at the binder, can she have a page for atlanta braves name change question? was that one they anticipated maybe today because the president was celebrating the championship of the team that he agitated for their stadium to lose the all-star game last year, so maybe they thought someone might ask the question. this is silly. the rote answer that we also saw, i think, from senator warnock who was trying to avoid question on a similar topic was, oh, we need to have the conversation, and native american voices need to be at the center of the conversation.

maybe they're not aware, but braves did that. they had the conversation with native american people, with tribes, and there are some major quotes of leaders of tribes saying that we're proud of the name braves. so i think that this is sort of this woke, spun-up thing that that a tiny handful of activists and journalists care about. no one else in the country sees this as an urgent problem whatsoever. the braves' fan base wants nothing to do with the name change, and this was, i think, a silly distraction. ken 'em ken -- kennedy: it's also a gimme to herschel walker which is why i'm surprised that she ran with it, because if she's talking about it, she's articulating the position of the white house. so anytime that position is talked about even more, it becomes part of the national conversation, and it certainly becomes part of the georgia conversation, and herschel walker is a senate candidate who gets to go, oh, hell no, we're not changing our name. >> exactly. he's, like, hang on now, is this a cultural question? on which i'm on the right side

of public opinion by a lot? and it has something to do with sports? this is, like, on a tee for herschel walker, even though she's a -- he's a football player. we're mixing metaphors here. but he tweeted out no way are we going to change the name, he is solidly in the majority, i think, among georgians on that question. and now you've got the weird, sort of tepid answers from war knock, and this was, i guess, a white house-driven story based on a question. i'm glad we're talking about it because i think it underscores how frivolous many people on the left are. and if we want to talk about something more meaningful involving atlanta baseball and the politics on the left, i would go back to last season where the all-star game was stolen out of that city for an absolute lie, a capitulation to the hard left by major league baseball egged on by the president of the united states all the way on down, stacey abrams, raphael warnock.

they're all trying to pretend the, oh, no, we weren't for that. of course they were. using words like jim crow 2.0. they got what they wanted. a lot of people weren't happy about it, and i think brian kemp and herschel walker are using that as a campaign talking point for good reason down there. kennedy: so if the dogs maintain their status, the top all of college football, does that also help herschel walker? >> you know, i actually think this is kind of a meatball take, but i think the answer is yes -- [laughter] because the georgia bulldogs are looking ridiculously great again all the way up through november 8th, and herschel walker is the legend of the bulldogs -- kennedy: yes. >> at the margins, it actually could help him, i think. kennedy: oh, guy benson, i think it's fantastic. i love meatballs, i love you, and i'll see you very soon. [laughter] and the topical storm -- >> bye, kennedy. kennedy: bye, dear can. guess the punchline on tuesday,

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kennedy: democrat senator amy klobuchar is under fire for suggesting that voting for democrats could somehow stop america from getting hit by hurricanes. so it turns out the dem cans blow more hot air than we thought. yeah, that's a fair weather politician, and this is the topical storm. topic number one, a north carolina woman got creative in her job search by sending nike headquarters her resumé printed on cake. actually, that's nothing new, pretty much everyone on my staff fudged their resumés. [laughter] cake came from carly blackburn, a young woman with a ca-do spirit and a just do it dream. it traveledded nearly 3,000 miles to the nike campus in beautiful beaverton, oregon, and it arrive just in time for an employee party. they wanted to thank her, but someone ate her contact information. fortunately, carly posted pictures, and now she says she's been contacted by the company. carly says she has not received a job offer per se, probably because her resumé was really

crumby. [laughter] topic number two. let's go to los angeles and see see a wacky video of a food delivery robot casually strolling into an active crime scene. in the robot's defense, pretty much anywhere you go in los angeles is bound to be an active crime scene. meet connie, the food delivery robot working for uber eats, fearlessly ducking tape and taking a -- ♪ ride into the danger zone ♪ it's not unusual to find uber eats drivers at a crime scene, but usually they're the suspects. this robot, wearing its own full metal jacket. lapd officers appearedded to be confuses -- confused by connie's presence. in fact, some officers even wondered aloud if the robot could be carrying a bomb, but it turns out she was carrying something much, much more destructive, a taco bell mexican pizza. ah! topic number three.

a georgia woman got more than her money's worth when she found an envelope full of cash inside her bag of kfc. so at least there was something green in that bag. yeah, we've all heard of people finding dead rats and dead squirrels in their fried chicken buckets, but joanne oliver might be the first to find a stack of dead presidents. joanne said she purchased a chicken lunch at her local kfc drive-through and an envelope of $543 in cash was in it. she decided to call the police and return the money even though she and her husband are facing $2 million in medical bills. that cash was actually a drop in the bucket. after eating kfc, joanne's medical bills went up to 3 million. turns out the money was the store's daily bank deposit, and by returning it, joanne saved the manager's job. in other words, she screwed over herself and the manager that day.

good job, joanne. topic number four, volkswagen has developed a fully autonomous car that supposedly drives as well as a human. unfortunately, that human is paul pelosi. yeah, this is a self-driving car with a spacious interior designed for working and sleep ising, and the best part is if something goes wrong, it's already shaped like a hearse. this is great. the interior contains four seats that convert into two lie-flat beds with an option to activate sleep-inducing lighting so you can go to bed at the start of your drive and wake up in a totally different place. and that place is called heaven. it also comes with augmented reality to entertain the children in the backseat. then again, or they'll probably be more interested in the active crime scene that you just drove your car into. hi, guys. all right, topic number five, it is tickle me tuesday. here's tickling you've been waiting for. what kind of car does a sheep like to drive?

a lamborghini. yeah. >> i'm just disappointed in her for coming up with that. [laughter] kennedy: janet got it right this instead of my brother brian, but he also said a bmw-ewe. twitter and instagram @kennedynation, e-mail, kennedy fbn@fox business foxbusiness.com, so go there right now and have the best time of your life. bye, i miss you already. for all the continuing coverage and tracking the hurricane, go to fox weather app at foxweather.com. get it now. make every day a kenneday. finish good night. ♪ ♪ (cecily) adam, look-y what i got... (asdam) is that the new iphone 14 pro? (cecily) yup, with this amazing new camera, smile! (adam) and you got it on verizon? (cecily) iphone 14 pro, on them. you should get one!

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