>> all right, here is the bottom line, i'm going to have a great time working with dagen mcdowell. ditditto, sean duffy was a competitive lumber jack and does not use wood in his fire place, that's all i into the, day one. >> day one. >> but right now, here she is, she rolled my office over weekend with balloons and streamers, kennedy. kennedy: love you,u your show already l le

legendary. >> sloppy joe strikes again, fbi reportedly finding 6 more secret documents in his delaware home, which delaware home? white house claiming it is no big deal. how big of a national threat threat may it become. searching frantically in the house for 13 hours, we do not know what was in the documents, we're told investigators took some of the president's notes, we're told some of documents date back to president's time as senator. that was almost 15 years ago, seems like so much longer, he isic is exhausting. >> investigating thed biden family is like tracking a bleeding bear

through a snow storm there is evidence everywhere that pointing out the family has been involved in the scheme for decades, the american people are getting a taste of this with fact that news documents were in so many different locations. kennedy: bleeding bear through's snow storm, still dangerous. some top democrats are now, this a disaster. >> it is unbelieve able how this could happen, totallier responsible. totally irresponsible. >> thi this is unacceptable. kennedy: our own peter doocy challenging the white house on how deep their love for secret documents goes. now deep is your love ♪ ♪ >> house oversight committee chairman said that document situation as all of the makings of a potential cover-up, is president biden involved in a cover-up?

>> we have been very clear here. from this administration, president has been very clear. that he takes this very seriously when it comes to classified information, to classified documents, his team, has been fully cooperative with this legal matter. kennedy: cooperative, not necessarily transparent that is the opposite of clear. what is unknown. who had access to the documents, how did they get in the offices and homes? how many more are still out there, our party panel, manhattan institute senior fellow, author of supreme disorder, shapiro is back. and. >> go easy on me. >> kevin whelming. --

>> olivia rondeau looking gorgeous, love it. ilya, i start with you. we may not be talking about 6 documents. we are hearing about 6 items. you are a word smith tell us what that term might mean. >> 6 documents, 6 filing cabinets or boxes, all the same. no. i am still hedge up on that bleeding bear snow storm thing, that is a bad analogy in an snow storm you can't see anything, i think he means a store with white linen f or something. >> the problem is, can't anyone play the game? biden, trump, hillary clinton, supposedly high level government officials

know that classified means classified, you don't put it with your corvette or your lamborghini or personal safe, you don't take that stuff home out of the requisite chain of command. garland, attorney general, had to appoint a special counsel for biden, as he did for president trump. there are some differences but really troubling how such since tep material, regardless of whether biden is cooperating or trump is not, at end of day we have national security april that is every which way no body can track tha that is an issue. kennedy: they want to start at zero, kevin. saying, president turned everything over and very cooperative and helpful, and is very serious. i have been clear and all those veries, back -- i know that might be inconvenient for the administration, i want to know how they got

there and who put them there. if you are in possession of classified information, and you don't know how much there is of it and you don't know how it got there, that tends to show you are not serious about classified information. >> kennedy, a good point on those two questions, that is where it was important that garland appointed special counsel to ask the questions and get to the bottom of who was involved. not right when donald trump does it not right when joe biden has done it, speaking as the democrat on this panel, do i think that donald trump or joe biden when they l left vice presidency and president see, remember packaging up their officers, no. but it is important to not just consider what has gone on before, term its of how documents got to mar-a-lago and two places for president biden. to ilya's point, how the both are cooperating.

you have seen obstruction from the trump camp over a year and a half saying, we have given everything, you are seeing a lot more cooperation from president biden. kennedy: it is cooperation? karine jean-pierre can't answer a question to save her life, she is drowning in the press room. i don't think he is the most qualified person who has done the job. she is in overhear head. that -- over her head, it makes it difficult to watch, i feel bad for her, i wish they had someone who was more competent who could did a better job of at least acting like they also cared without trying to admonish the press every time they ask a straight forward question. so, does joe biden care about classified information? being careless with it? olivia? >> no. he said he had no regrets. kennedy: no p regrets.

>> and treasury secretary t. >> a lot of people are not talking about a question that karine jean-pierre doesn't want to answer, the "washington post" reported that it looked to press but before, that the white house and department of justice colluded to keep it a secret, until the department of justice cleared joe biden of any wrong doing, now that may be for a couple different reasons but "washington post" character keyized as investigative reasons, i i don't believe that, think they will pull a document out of his butt or something now. kennedy: that is a party trick. >> the beach house is next, i think. >> i'm shocked they have not had a real team of people who have got clearance going into the beach house, if they found a bunch from in

wilmington and at the center. i want to know does he have more residents, are there more ap apartments or storage units -- i'm sorry about that. let me be clear about this i'm passionate. speaking of access to secret documents, now republican house speaker kevin mccarthy vowing to block democrats adam schiff and swalwell from powerful house intel committee because of the documents that speakers that seen. >> if you got the briefing that i have from the fbi, you wouldn't have sc swalwell on any committee, you will tell me another democrats cannot fill that slot, he could not c not get a clearance in the private sector, swalwell saying he now getting death threats because of kevin mccarthy. >> people p parrot what

kevin mccarthy was saying, someone said they would rape and exi kill my children. kennedy: i don't remember the speaker saying he was going to rain and kill swalwell's children, no one should be making those threats against anyone regardless of party. i have to tell you, my swalwell story, i saw him friday at newark airport. he was going up escalator, i was coming down, i sli i flipped him off, that is my constitution alally right of free speech, his b bitchy minder said that woman just flipped you off, he looked like this, and i gave him a big smile. when swalwell was connected

to a suspected chinese spy schiff and anyone else from the intel panel, but democrat leadership, they are pushing hard to keep them on the committee, should they be allowed near important committees? ilya? >> this is a political determination for the house to make. once you open that door, what is good for the goose is good for t gander. we could argue about when is more serious or credible, but this is not a court of law but a political judgment made by the house, i prefer each party police each own like republicans did when they removed steve king from his committee, but they are not, this is what it has come to. and you know swalwell is

smarmy and term limited by democrats own rules. >> you are not supposed to be on intel committee for more than 4 cycles. kevin, he was flying first class united. in the most expensive class, one way t ticket from newark to lax, 3500 a seat. he was on there with two of his minors, i i wondering if taxpayers foot this bill. >> he has been flying back and forth to california for a long time. >> and china g. >> i am sure he is upgrade credit to that point, i think politics should be party politics should be governed by democrats and republicans in terms of committee assignment. it became egregious in last

assignment. this is first time we have seen a speaker actually use that power potentially, for the intelligence committee, i would like to hear more from speaker mccarthy, if he is making accusations withb the fbi briefing when swalwell as been cleared by fbi and praised by fbi for his cooperation with that specific individual who targeted many members of congress, including tulsi gabbard. i want too see more information not just somewhat -- attacks on sw swalwell's cager. character. >> he deserves to be flipped off and thrown off the committee, olivia? >> really are there no other better democrats to pick, they waive the term limit rule, that shows corruption, i think someone should ask fang-fang when she thinks

about it. kennedy: yeah, i wonder why she is now, probably a barrel of fun to talk to. swalwell walks with a great deal of swagger, make he needs to be brought down a peg, kevin, sorry that is what happens when you start blocking people and taking them off committees, same thing happens to you, i have to say, i have seen no two people more deserving of stripped of their commit position than adam schiff and eric swalwell. they are total hacks, they have abused their powers in different ways. eew . >> don't go any with, we have more coming up. crime plaguing new york city streets, mayor adams, nowhere to be found, our meteorologist adam klotz attacked on subway sunday morning, he will tell us all about it next.

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meteorologist adam klotz was jumped guy a group of disgusting teenagers after he intervened to stop them from harassing a elderly man on the subway. will democrats in ch charge actually make a difference and step up for a change. joining me now, in studio, fox meteorologist adam klotz, i was so upset when i saw you had been attacked on the train, you are doing the right thing, you can't sit by and let a group of boys, hurt an old older guy, but you are dammed if you do, dammed if you don't, i i -- i love that intro talking about giants getting beat, i took a less of a bitinb beating, the

group of teens. 7 or 8 of them, they lit a joint and they put the lighter on the man's hair, it was catching fire. , and i said you can't do, that then their focus was on me. kennedy: how many people in the subway. >> about 25 or 30. >> sometimes thank you are on late at night, this m felt safe. kennedy: were you alone. >> i was home. kennedy: were you looking at people, anyone helping me out? >> when it began. a little bit of are you going to do anything, i wasn't. a 15-year-old. but he was egging me on, he wanted me on start a fight, i catch a left, i guy down, said we need to get off the train, the entire kar car, moves to another car, they run out of one train

car into mine, a whole group, i get mobbed. now i'm on ground, and stomped and knicked. i hear, put him to sleep. and they want to knock me out. >> take your stuff. >> i think, they just wanted to teach m me a lesson. kennedy: what a bunch of butt holes. >> yeah. kennedy: upsetting. >> i did say that to them. kennedy: i don't want what you are supposed to do, as a mom, if i see kids my girl a age doing something i'll be knock it off you jackass, you make cou yourself a target at that point. but would you have done anything differently. >> i would not have i said one small thing and look at cooconsequence for me, if anyone was watching that, why would they want to do the same thing. kennedy: out numbered by anger and brute strength. >> i got beat up, i want to the hospital, they went

home, even though they were caught, so what is the point of saying anything. >> did you think the crime in the city was as bad as it is before you're assaulted. >> >> you hear it over and over, you think a big city, they are small cases, it is mounting, once you are involved, maybe the stories are true. kennedy: did you think. that you would belows consciousness. >> i was so calm, i did not think it -- the whole time i kept thinking, we can deescalate this, i moved to a d different train, and even i was still calm, as long as i stay conscious they will be out of hire. here, people get stabbed, that never crossed my mind. >> it is interesting how -- you never react the way you think you are going to in those situations, i think you did the right thing

protecting a vul n vulnerable person, i wish more people would do that and more people disincentivized to hurt people, mike tyson said everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face. >> true away less things have gotten my heart rate worked up, there was something about this, i was calm and adrefn adrenaline was there. kennedy: if you saw a white light were you prepared. >> i don't know if that would have been a white light. kennedy: i'm glad you are okay. this believe it or not could have ended so much worse. i am sorry you had to go through this, there are a number of people who work at fox who have been assaulted. and you know, i thought maybe you got your eyes done, you really -- >> it looks l all right. kennedy: you look tough, a great you know. in terms of the fact that

you are okay, i'm sure your parents are worried. but you are here, to fight another day. and talk about it on the tv. so -- >> iar. yeah. ken. >> i was overdue a beating in my life, i used this for something good. kennedy: giants won. that -- i would have taken, that i'm glad you are well, fast healing. >> thank you. >> test come back adam klotz. >> i would love to. >> miracles happen every day. >> coming up economic growth on the way. that is what white house says. inflation is high. companies laying off workers right and left. in what directed is the economy going? jonathan hoenig is here to discuss. there he is. very smooth. dad, we got this.

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major companies like amazon.com, microsoft, goldman sachs starting layoffs, they are cutting workerrings in droves, are things getting better or worse, depends on what you ask. whether they are lying. i have a st truth teller, jonathan hoenig. they want to paint this rosie picture. but, some things are still expensive. >> she is telling not the whole truth, yes some commodity prices are coming down, but inflation is not slowing, services are ab 7% year-over-year, don't buy the idea that inflation is comes down, still over 7.5%. and what this means to everyone day americans is a lower quality of life, get lost in the economy weeds, 30% of americans pay 30% of income toward rent, and majority living paycheck to

paycheck, inplayin inflation is festering. kennedy: there are some numbers beneath the surface that are troubling. i want your opinion on this, labor market has been puzzling, during and since the pandemic, and a lot of companies talked about how hard it is to hire people, and tight labor market. but labor force participations has plummeted. you see the massive companies with huge layoffs, microsoft, cutting 10,000 jobs, amazon 18 thousand. and big banks 10,000 more. if the labor market is so tight is this something they have been wanting to do for a while. >> it is tight now, but that is changing as well, what fuels spending was stimulus, that government created, bitcoin, and a lot of shady financial deals.

technology in particular, but also finance, you see a lot of that fat, if you will get taken away. this period reminds me, remember in early 2000, after this technology blow up at one point a company web site, f-company.com catalogs the layoffs, i think that is the time we're in right now, once they lay people off biden will fl blame big business and greedy corporations but it was the stimulus. kennedy: ha is happening with the smaller businesses and mom and pop businesses, they had the harder time, independent restaurants had a hard time getting people to work. are they cutting jobs. >> that is what is so frustrating, you never had washington raise a small business owners taxes 6% year after year, but that is know inflation is.

we on wall street here is more spending, t that is an inflation en encouragement. the inflation is not coming down but spending is going up. >> where will people feel had most in next few months. >> i feel the next shoe to drop will be employment. jobs are lagging indicator, what you see markets get annihilated, next shoe is almost always employment. response will be more spending, that is is what is frustrating this is what is fueling the inflation. once inflation goes above 5% it takes about a decade to get back under 2% biden

would have you think it is on its way out, it not, it is here, just moving to there are areas of the economy, gas prices are down but service costs are going up and economy at large is slowing fast. >> are jerome powell andianet janet yellen competent enough. >> simple planning does not wo work. that is what is hurt hurting every day americans, you could make all kinds of investment it is like a virus,. kennedy: i like bitcoin. >> people are tru struggling to find any area of the market. kennedy: i like gold. >> the real struggle is holding on to your

purchasing power, that is what it is doing destroying the purchasing power. >> hard to buy stuff, when you can't afford it. >> that is it. >>joyingjoy jonathan hoenig, welcome back to new york. >> thank you. kennedy: if you have money pleftleft, why not spend it on lab grown meat, fda giving green light to a cultured chicken breast. they hope to bring it too restaurants this year and grocery stores by 2028, would you eat meat from a petri dish, party panel is back. olivia, this is meat grown from cells, not an impossible burger but chicken adjacent. >> i don't like that term. i'm good. we hear so much about how processed food is so pad f

bad for you, now it will be good for you? i don't buy that. i don't want it, seems to close to eating bugs in living a pod. i will pass. i love technology but i don't think we should be eating it. >> if it doesn't have gluten i'll eat anything. >> i'm with you, i am a free market guy. if the market demands it and people are interested in it, go all out, but not for me, i'm regular cheese burgy guy. cheeseburger guy. kennedy: i'm glad you eat, that i thought you are plant based. >> you know vegan cheeseburger -- no, i would never do that,. kennedy: you love american meat. >> yes, i do. kennedy: ilya you love it? >> i do. you are ignoring the most important part of this, all eat it if i can grill it on

my gas stove. that is how any kind of meat, man-made or lab made is meant to be, if it tastes good and as nutrition as chicken or cow, that is great, i'm not afraid of see escience as long as they are not phasing out animal and old fashion meat. i think we're still far away from it really a marketable proposition. if and when that is possible, i am all for it, if it the same thing but grown in a lab rather than a field that is good enough for me. kennedy: they say it is essentially the same, looks the same, more tan when raw. doesn't look at pink, i don't know if you could tell when it's done. i don't know if it is give you salmonella the way uncooked meat can. but, if it is cheap enough, believe me, they will get that to prisons and public schools. faster than anything you can

imagine. in states like california. kennedy: >> as long as they don't mandate it i'm pro choice with respect to meat. kennedy: i agree, some of the food governance has been so -- gone so far overboard. and government wanting to control everything that you put in your body, what would it take for you to eat lab grown steak olivia? $1,000 o$10,000. >> no. listen. i have a little bit of morals, i think it would take you know regular steak or meat not available. i think that market should decide, i can foresee a future where the prominence of lab grown meat will over take actual natural meat, we'll be discouraged from eating meat from participating in parliafarming industry, this another step

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illegal drug mdma as a treatment for ptsd, we have talked about it on this show and on my podcast, i will scream it from mountain tops people should have access to treatment, it can treat everything from eating disorders to ptsd. they hope that fda agrees, is this time to get what is considered a party drug off of the street into your local pharmacy. >> joining me now, founder of the association for psychedelic studies. rick is back welcome back. >> hello thank you. kennedy: i have a conversation with a woman this weekend over dinner, she told me a heartbreaking story, he lost her brother, she was almost suicidal, she had nowhere to turn, she felt her life was no longer worth living, and felt no joy. she went to an mdma

maguided therapy session, she said it changed her brain, and she wants more people to have access to this you have been working for decades, now your research is in phase 3 of fda clinical trials, you just had your second study completed. >> well, there are hundreds of for profit psychedelic companies we started 36 and a half years ago, we have finished phasely. significant of second confirmtary study quite likely that fda will approve the therapy for ptsd, we think around april or may 2024, and the whole field of psychedelic a assisted

therapy, they are also very likely to succeed. but only when combined with therapy, i want to make that important point, it is not the drug itself, but the therapy that is primary active treatment, and medicine makes the therapy more effective, the steer ystory about that woman, that is incredible that does produce neuroblastisity, you are changing your brain. >> what i have read, based on your work and case studies, you know people have been shuffled around from different therapeutics and types of therapy. you name it for years and years, i talked with marcus capone who runs an organization, called vets they raise money for veterans with ptsd to go to

mexico to have these kinds of therapy, but the results are so profound. it is so incredibly i'm -- i'm forra immoral that our government is standing in the way of this people are deprived from treatment. >> i agree. a lot don't realize mdma was a therapy drug before it became ecstasy as a party drug. we're trying to bring it back to a therapy drug, there are over a million veterans that are receiving disability payments from the v.a. for ptsd, it costs v.a. and neighborhood of 17 billion a year, just for disability entertainment payments, we have someone from vietnam war, with ptsd from that in our studies and was able to get better.

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