sean: time for our bottom lines, mine schiff and swalwell should not serve on any committees. dagen: mine, sean is a great dad, i saw rachel and sean this morning with their baby, valentina. i went wait to meet the whole family. sean: it was a crazy day. dagen: that does it for us. kennedy starts right now. >> you know, i love about both hosts of the bottom line? they both love lake life. >> they do. big boats and big lakes. kennedy: great show. scandal taken washington by storm, seemingly dirty secret that everyone in d.c.

has classified documents stuffed in their junk drawer. why is so much of this stuff classified? the first place? as we know, president biden former president trump and former vice president pence now each neck deep in document drama, sleepy joe had files all over the and allegedly tried to squirrel away boxes at mar-a-lago, and pence with secret papers at his crypt in indiana. this blunts the ability for them to attack the other, today at white house reporters tried to get afternoon answers. >> did the white house believe other former high office holders should go back and check their personal residents?

>> that is not something that i can comment from here, we don't know -- i don't know the you know, the reasoning of what the news we heard about pence. i'm not comin comments from here or any other former elected official or current official with this case, i refer you to department of justice. anything that relates to this white house. to white house counsel's office. kennedy: she is really good at that job. kidding, she has no answers, not surprising it about as surprising as fur on a bear. according to ap this document drama has been going on since carter administration, i'm not saying that jimmy is sitting on a pile of nuclear secrets, but not that uncommon. a few lawmakers realized too much stuff in dc is kept secret. our next guest says quote, the overall system is at the point where there is so much

out there it is hard to determine what ought to be classified. joining me now to discuss from another great state, the state of oregon, democrat senator, ron wyden. welcome back. >> kennedy thank you. it good to be having a discussion with another privacy hawk. kennedy: absolutely, you are one of people in washington who has been very consistent about this you have always tried to cross the aisle in terms the issues related to surveillance and privacy, and perhaps over classification. do we have a broken system here in terms how we classify things and when things are taken away. how do you fix that? >> it is truly broken, kennedy. it is not a partisan issue it is so messed up i'm not convinced that you see classified something that ought to be classified and then you see a bunch of

stuff classified that ought to be declassified. we're just drowning in the new digital records. senator jerry. he and i are working to do something about it. and credit o avril hianes for taking to turf battles this not serving america. this is sort of above and beyond what is being dice discussed with the presidents. kennedy: one of my guests last night had a good idea that was to extend a grace day to everyone who might have classified documents in their home, like the purge, they have one day to go through their stuff. maybe they take a month but when they find top-secret documents, or whatever

classification they might have, they can bring them to the national archives or fbi or the justice department. do you think that is one way we'll get some of this back in to the pen? >> i have not heard that proposal. i think there is a really straight forward bottom line, we have to follow it. that is you do not take classified documents out of the room. period. full stop. i feel so strongly about it. i'm chairman of finance committee, sometimes in intelligence room and i'm go to walk out, i always do th another approach. kennedy: why do so many people have a hard time following that. is there a greater sense of en tigh entitlement

witness once you are vice president per president. >> right 4 we have special counsel looking at both president biden and former president trump. we'll get some answers to your question. i'm really interested in trying to make sure that we get more facts about this. i think in particular that the intelligence committee a group of us feel strongly that we ought to be able to get access to all of these presidential classified documents just if for no other reason to make sure we can deal with counter intelligence. kennedy: there a reasons a lot of this stuff is classified. there is also st other stuff whichs that it has been classified for so long it no longer needs to

be, you talked about director of national intelligence tries to work in a bipartisan manner to figure out if we're over classifying and how to reinthat part in i have you here. i want to ask you about, you are calling for an investigation into a super creepy mass surveillance tool, the man is using to snoop on innocent americans, more than 600 law enforcement agencies across the nation, federal, state, local have been tracking money transfers between people in the u.s. and other countries, if any person here has sent cash to a family member overseas, using western union or a similar company, they may have been tracked. program director said it is designed to keep tabs on drug tar cartels and other criminals, but does it violate the 4 amendment. >> this program is a

disaster. it is possible that deal with security issues without sacrificing liberty this way. let me make sure that your viewers know what is at stake. this program lets the government serve itself, and all you can eat buffett of americans private and personal information and they can do it while by passing any kind of court oversight. and it started as an ittiability program in arizona -- small program in airsz aarizona, now you have scores and scores of agencies feasts on personal date av americans, we're talking about americans from all over the country. kennedy: and often times people who use some of the wire transfer services for whatever reason, they can't use traditional banks methods, but now they are treated like criminals, i guess that the problem that i have with it you just

assume, because someone has bad credit or someones that a criminal record from the past, they are committing crimes now, it really does in a blanket fashion treat everyone who might be transferring money for what are reasons, maybe your grandma had a operation. and she happens to be in eastern europe. well you can be tracked by not just federal government but state, police, and local police, you are on the radar. >> let me give you one serious aspect of department of homeland security issued the customs summits. they ask for the information about the money transfers. the information doesn't even go to the federal government. that really opens up the opportunity for all of these other agency to go to a fishing expedition.

kennedy: the fbi can swoop in, they don't need a probable cause, they could do further expeditions of their own, it is unfair, i'm glad you are keeping tabs on it, forcing the issue, i hope at some point they clean out portland, it used to be the most livable, beautiful city in the world, now it is kind of gross. >> we were on trash pick up last weekend, we'll get it done. kennedy: all right. and pick up some of the antifa trash, too. senator widen thank you. >> thank you. kennedy: coming up, throw down on capitol hill, house speaker kevin mccarthy kicking adam schiff and eric swalwell off the house committee, now the donkeys are getting upset, they are crying to momma. the party panel is next pull up a chair for the

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eric swalwell from intelligent committee and removed omar from house foreign affairs committee, defending the move. during this testy, exchange with reporters. >> answer my question. >> you asked me a question, when i answer, that is the answer to your question, you don't get to determine whether i answered it or not, okay thank you. >> mr. speaker. >> no, let's answer her question. you just raised a question, i'll be clear. intel -- when happens in intel committee you don't know, what happens in intell, the secrets of the world, other members of congress don't know, what did adam schiff do as chairman of intel committee, he used his power as chairman and lied to american public. kennedy: liar. sorry, he says that about adam schiff. and his giant head. swalwell, sh schiff and

omar said it's not fair. >> cardinal sin appears to lead be a lead of impeachment of his master in mar-a-lago. >> in my case it is political vengeance. >> kevin mccarthy partisan move to strip us from our committee is not only a political stunt, but also a blow to the integrity of our democratic institution. kennedy: do lecture ex anyone on integrity y you anti-semite. >> to they belong on any committees? we break it down with hot man night panel, host of gary and shannon show, on kfi,am 640 in los angeles, gary hoffman, and juan williams. and author of how the force

can fix the world, "star wars," steven kent is back. gary, i don't have a problem with schiff and swalwell not on the intel committee. i think if you have done anything untoward and your party is no longer in power, it is justifies getting the boot. >> well, adam schiff when he was chair there was a former head of cia who said, he stopped sharing some secrets with schiff and members of his office, because of the regularity with which some of that information was then leaked to media. that in and of itself, reasons for me. perfectly acceptable and swalwell, the fbi investigated his relationship with fang-fang, a known chinese spy, fbi said there was noth

nothing inbut something idea he could be potentially compromised. why can't democrats find you know 10 or 12 members of their caucus who do have some amount of integrity or don't have the ji things hanging over their heads. kennedy: pendulum has swung back. you take marjory taylor green, i think she say p blow hard, she is happier getting press than about herself than talking about issues. you throw her and paul gosar off committees, all bets are off, i think that the preening ballerinas, they want the attention about themselves, they are lacking integrity and juan, i did flip off off swalwell

at the airport friday. >> did he 1307bd. respond. kennedy: he was real upset, it was great. >> anyway, good for you, this is schoolyard and petty, sad statement about the -- what is going on in american politics at the very high level, we're talking about you know, the chair of the house intelligence committee, that is serious. talk about people who have done terrible things, how you can put marjory taylor green who made statements about jews and lasers on and committee, why would you put paul gosar who said he will you know, be a sword wielding vengeance seeking hero killing aoc, why would you put him on a committee. and why would you put santos, a total fraud on any

committee. kennedy: i can not get enough of george santos. >> i'm saying. that guy is a total fraud, okay. kennedy: he is nuts, they are all. >> but the democrats are terrible. kennedy: they will be some empty committees. your making the point for the republicans. that is if you will take those people off. they are compromised we'll take these people off because they have said horrible things and adam schiff went out in front of the media and said, oh, my god, i have a crazy intel, about donald trump. and he literalries had been working with the russians, i can't tell you what it is, because it's so crazy. but it is total true. that is irresponsible. and it was false. i don't have a problem with him off of the committee, i am talking to steven now, walk to steven.

your thoughts, break the tie so much sexual tension between gary and juan we need someone to neutralize it. >> yeah, no, it is intense in here, i believe chinese proverb is tallest tree in the forest get blown over by the wind, you use committees to the full grandize ment of your political career as schiff has been and swalwell, this is what happens when your party loses an election, you will lose those seats. i would not hate to see omar remain on foreign affairs. i find her politics and views on israel to be repugnant but as we move toward sending more blind checks to the country of ukraine and tanks, she is a member of the progress of caulk us who has been consistent on asking questions about the amount of money that we send and

militarism of washington, d.c. on trying to provoke a war with russia. >> i am with you there. and you know maybe she should stay on foreign affairs, she has a lot of experience in foreign affairs just ask her brother. >> we can't go there. kennedy: she did. she may not be the speaker of house any more, na nancy pelosi still driving legislation, josh holly introduced a bill to prevent members of congress from trading and owning stocks, he calls it the pelosi act, it has a funny act them, preventing elected liters elected reed leaders. >> pelosi. just before the biden justice department launched

an antitrust probe j into the company, what did nancy know. and when did she know it. an easy way for a lot of people in power to use it to their own benefit get rich, gary. >> a lot of people get into politics to do good. then they end up doing well, and nancy pelosi appears to one. i'm heard heart broken, i like josh holly, i like the idea of this type of legislation but to name it after what he considers a boogeyman or a woman, like juan's point. it just is childish, schoolyard, you don't have to do this to make a point. you hate nancy pelosi, i get that. her dentures are awful, we understand that but make it something that american people can support you. in house similar bill, called truth in congress

act, let's make politics boring again. kennedy: a good slogan for when you run, people would vote for you. >> not happening. >> show, juan. should people in congress be making money off of stocks and investments regardless of the name. >>, of course, not. no, it is wrong. you investigation last year by journalist turned out how many of them do this. most egregious senator burr, this wrong. that is inside trader information and wrong in the spirit to take advantage of a situation for the american people. to ping up on what gary said, actually, you know, holly's bill is weaker than the bill in the house put forward by chip roy.

that says, you, your spouse, children put it in a blind trust. kennedy: absolutely, that is what mitt romney said when running for president in 2012, i don't know how much money i have it is in a blippeblind trust. >> what is that? >> i don't have any say. that is honorable thing to do. i don't think that you should be tempted by this if you want to make a bunch of money when you leave office go sign a 60 million dollar book deal like the obamas did, steven. that and the american way. >> the revolving door, nothing more american. come on. i concur with the panel. itf we have a serious political class in washington, they would be working and passing right now the trust in congress act from chip roy and abigail spanberger. i like josh holly, but if

you are serious about passing this into law, you would not name it the pelosi act. it is schoolyard. kennedy: she and i think she and paul are horribly compromised, they are not the worst offenders, people in both parties have made tens of millions in a single year, such a crazy coincidence. we made 58% more than the average american on our stocks by picking good. what luck. kennedy: all right, i want to thank you. panel, you are gorgeous and wonderful, gary, juan and steven. >> coming up, u.s. and germany sending tasks to and aid to ukraine. to fight the russians, russians now threatening to nook berlin, that is fun. will the tanks push out the ra ra ruskies?

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kennedy: war in ukraine is about -- spicier, something happened in studio that had nothing to to with this topic, i'm not laughing about it president biden announcing u.s. will be sending 31 m-1 abrams tanks to ukrainians, they are beefy, this is after months of claiming that tanks were too complicated for the simple and dirty ukrainian forces. the reversal due to germany forcing our hand making a similar decision yesterday. but both former secretary of state mike pompeo and current national security adviser spokesperson john kirby praised move.

>> i think this is the right decision, i think it is too late, but, i suppose better now than never, we have have done this a while back. wwe do have to make sure we get them the right training this is a beast. these are world class armaments, to the only way to bring it to an end to convince putin the cost is too high. >> two things able to moumaintain unity, and alliance in partners we have we're getting ahead of the fight. we have been providing capabilities that changed over last 11 months. kennedy: like one thing democrats and republicans can agree on, spending money on foreign fights.

will the tanks be a game changer on the battlefield oriic will they extend the war for another 20 years, jonathon is here. >> your last segment, you were talking about inside are trading in congress. think about something, all those people who are trying to come up with names to name a bill to stop in insider trading, they doing with this president who coddles his crack head son and leaves clas -- clclassified documents in his garage, those are people that are telling us the decisions with ukraine. kennedy: billions more.

we spent 60 billion funding this war already. we don't talk about an exit strategy or what victory looks like for u.s. or ukraine. we don't talk about how to end it quickly and how to preserve life, those seem like rational discussions for any administration. i hear a bunch of warwaky people really excites to send a lot of stuff over, you made the point, maybe they don't know how to use it, 30 tanks, they won't get sent, they won't be used properly. >> the tanks are probably not getting there this year. potentially not two years down the road. i think people need to realize about these tanks, they work in a system that is 360 degrees, up and down. they work with air assets,

and ground assets, if they are not working in that system saying just big moving guns with some technology. with that, they have to be able to maintain those vehicles, they are hard to maintain. they have to be able to drive them and tactically use them, that is not something that will happen if we just send tanks, you remove the system and you also removing the ability to use these affect ofly. effectively, i agree with pompeo this is way too late, he missed mark as well, it should have been there before anything started. we could have stopped it before it started this seems like a never ending war. they are just like the democrats, they say, you know trump was is a criminal, and then all of a sudden, there is completes and there -- lights and dod

lawyers in mar-a-lago for same things that democrats do, they project what they want to happen, when it happens that is another reason to send more money, and more equipment and prolong the war, someone is getting paid out of this, someone is making something out of this, it not ukraine and russia. kennedy: who benefits from this? it seems froms outside looking in, from civi civilian perspective, a really bad idea. russia has bombed the living crap out of ukraine. harder and harder for people to move back to this cities and towns, they are from. what is a better way for u.s. to handle this from your perspective? >> first, we shouldn't be getting into wars, this isn't even a proxy war, this is a stalemate, they keep it there we should be smarter than to get into these.

the reason we got into it and it is prolonged and who is benefiting, you know old saying, you follow the money. who is making money? a lot of these vehicles that we sent there already, troop cares, these are coming from our inventory, then the military central machine is going to replenish those. sosomewhere on the way constituents, big businesses are making money and then that feeds back into the politicians, we either need to be in the game of fighting wars to stop the prolonging of the wars or we node to need to step back and say who is profiting from, that this is the answer to the question. politicians and big businesses profit from war. kennedy: yes. absolutely. it a horrible gambit. people are over it. young men and women should not be paying with their

lives. but also innocent ukrainians, they are getting caught up in this horrific stalemate. we don't have the leadership and diplomacy to end it. god help us all, jonathan thank you for your time. >> you got it, thank you. kennedy: coming up california squeezing the residents dry. democrats considering new taxes on state's richest and poorest. could it push more people out? steve hilton is joining me. he is next. bs installing window, charging something like a hundred bucks a window when other guys were charging four to five-hundred bucks. he just didn't wanna do that. he was proud of the price he was charging. ♪ my dad instilled in me, always put the people before the money. be proud of offering a good product at a fair price. i think he'd be extremely proud of me, yeah.

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wealth tax, another one on multimillion airs, even if they have already moved out of the state. you can run but you can't hide from the probe. in san diego working class is getting thrown under the bus, transportation agency wants to i impose a mile mileage tax on drivers and add 800 miles of toll roads. instead of revving up tax revenue will it drive people out of california? joining me now to discuss host of the next revolution sundays on fox news, and daily california podcast, steve hilton. the wealth tax is so dumb. they have lost so much of their tax base with the stupid policies, that people have been -- there have a net loss several years running now, that never happened there.

what percentage of the toppin come earners -- income earners pay the most in taxes? >> right now we have a wealth tax, nearly half of tax revenue are in the state from a half of% of top earners, they want to make it worse. people are leaving, businesses are leading, the people who generate wealth are leaving. we have a deficit this year, he was handing out money in this great surplus which came from federal known that money, we lost a congressional seat. because of population decline, other thing, about the wealth tax, there is a range of them in in blue

states, the teacher unions are pushing the wealth tax. it will go to luxury pensions and health care for the government unions, that fund the democratic party. kennedy: that is what they are trying to do, california and illinois have similar problems, they are not only states, they have unfunded pension liability fee that eats up so much of general budget, what they promised to the pensions it is impossible to maintain, they will try to do whatever they can, but it is interesting it will be a very large percentage of 0.5% talking to their other rich friends who say, man, nevada is great, map, weather is better than california. i don't have to pay any state income tax. >> you know -- personal level, the people that i see leaving, they are going to nashville, a popular place for californians. tennessee. a lot to florida.

texas, this is just everywhere you look. almost every week someone that i know whether from a personal level or a business connection, i'm sorry i'm going they can't take it any more, they don't seem to care the craze policies that tax increases. i was talking with a new member of state legislator today, 2000 bills, 2000 bills in the state legislature, it is so over regulated. so much government, they keep wanting to make it big bigger. kennedy: it is so antifreedom, california, it is car culture, people live in their cars, they have earthquake kits in their cars. but they are trying to take away their freedom and their economic mobility to tax them out of their cars, poor ppeople get hit hardest. >> i know, i -- look dream california dream, as you

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