accomplishment. kamala harris, unlike other women who have risen through the ranks and one could even argue hillary clinton had done a lot in her background to earn it, and at least second communicate. >> yes, indeed. >> one cannot say the same for kamala harris. she was a disaster as a prosecutor, and she's been a political -- dagen: both of 'em. hillary clinton stayed married to that scumbag to get ahead. and so this phoniness and fakery and this failing up holds all women back. because the merit9 is not being rewarded. instead it's the don't you love the yell with low school bus? the. [laughter] >> and this affects everyone also. if you know you're being elevated artificially, you don't even trust your own success. dagen: thank you both. sean: raymond and tammy, thank you. kennedy, are you will? kennedy: i'm being held hell up artificially like splenda. [laughter] sean: kennedy. kennedy: love it. great conversation.

thank you all. it's not our fault. congress screwed up. the biden administration today blaming everyone but themselves for the historic crisis at the border. but with only one day until title 42 ends, is the white house prepared to deal with the upcoming flood of illegal migrants? there's a live look at the border. beautiful brownsville, texas, courtesy of our fox flight team drone. great job, guys. thank you, lemmy. tomorrow night at midnight title 42 comes to an end, of course, the covid era rule allowing the u.s. to kick out immigrants based on pandemic health crisis. here's the problem, everybody on the planet knows that it ends tomorrow, and experts say there will be a i'dal wave of newcomers -- tide thal wave of newcomers. but in some ways it has already begun. border patrol agents apprehended more than 10,000 people on monday and tuesday. that's the most ever recorded in a single day.

good job, record-breakers. border patrol obviously overwhelmed. in fact, the white house recently sent 1500 active duty troops to the border to help, but homeland security chief alejandro mayorkas who claimed last week illegal immigration was down 90%, well, he's still playing the blame game. >> let me be clear, the lifting of the title 42 the public health order is not -- does not mean our border is open. our overall approach so to build lawful pathways for people to come to the united states and to impose tough ther consequences on those -- tougher consequences on hose who choose not to use those pathways. i cannot overemphasize that our current situation is the outcome of congress leaving a broken, outdated immigration system in place for over two decades. kennedy: then why weren't you bitching about that two years ago when democrats had the turkey? it's always somebody else 's fault with this administration, but least they're finally

admitting that there is a problem. yesterday at the white house the president said tomorrow could get a little messy. >> is the united states ready for the surge of people that's going to come across the border starting later this week? >> we're doing all we can. the answer is it remains to be seen. it's going to be chaotic for a while. kennedy: it's like showing up to surgery without scrubs. or a scalpel. so what do a hay really plan to do about it? so far it's very confusing and, apparently, they're going to let almost everyone free according to nbc news. quote, biden admin to the allow for the release of some migrants into the u.s. with no way to track them. well, that'll certainly make things better and less confusing. let's break it down with tonight's party panel, comedian and fox across america radio host jimmy failla, number one! democrat strategist and fox news contributor, also a radio host, leslie marshall is back. and senior editor and best

selling author from reason, robbie solve way -- robby soave rounding things out. what a delightful night. maybe not so delightful for those border patrol agents, jim. what kind of pictures can we expect to see in the next few days? >> remember that college bar that didn't check id? that's our border right now. biden has turned our country into the college bar that doesn't check id. once the word gets out that anyone can get in, everyone shows up. and that's what's going on. when mayorkas says, ah, the border's closed, you know, it's so closed that 10,000 people a day are getting in. shame on this man because they created this humanitarian crisis, and they're not coming because there is, oh, i don't know, not a lack of legislation there, they're coming because they're getting in, okay? it has nothing to do with the system they inherited and everything to do with the lack of security at the border. and really quickly, where are all the kids in cages people? under trump, oh, we've got kids

in cages. now it's t biden's migrant influence collusion -- inclusion resort and spa? kennedy: there's no spa because they're not being held in custody because there's no room for them. i think that's what kind of scares me about this whole thing, leslie, is this safe mass relief lease -- release program. they don't know that it's safe, they just know that it's mass release. you've got people who are being bussed to, you know, grocery store parking lots, sidewalks, open parks. they don't really know where they're going. and, you know, of course you have unaccompanied minors in that fray, but you also have an administration that they don't know what they're doing, they don't know how to vet people, they don't know how to keep track of people, they don't know how to stem the tide. they know how to lie about it. illegal immigration has not dropped by 90%. the pictures and the data show us that. so can you please make sense of this for me? >> yeah, i'll try.

for almost 30 years whether it was a democrat or are republican in office, this has been a problem. so it's not been two decades, it's been more like three. and one of the problems is whether you're vetting, whether you have more border patrol agents, that all comes down to money. no president concern do donald trump, joe biden, bill clinton, george bush, barack obama concern could just write a check and have border agents en masse to take care of this, nor can they clear up 4-7 years' backlog and put more money to put systems at border. that does come down to congress. we've tried on both sides of the aisle to work together, remember our gang of eight, and it's failed miserably. and one of the reasons for that, both sides continue to use immigration, especially in an election year, general election year, even more so that's coming up to use these people and the system as political pawns. title 422 was never going to be there forever. i think we're very naive or ig e significant to think that service. we had a health crisis, that health crisis is now being lifted on a national level, and we knew that would happen with

title 42. people that were in mexico weren't going to stay there forever, so, you know, for people to think that any president -- and i said this curl trump's presidency as well -- to think any president has a magic wand and make this all better, that is wrong. this is a hugely comprehensive issue. it takes a huge, comprehensive solution, and that is not one administration or one president alone -- kennedy: okay. but i need to move on to robby because we're running out of time. so, robby, to the les' point, she talks about political stunts in big general election years, but in to 2021 is democrats had the house, senate and the presidency, so why didn't they pass something then when they had the numbers? and, you know, you could go back to the gang of eight legislation. i don't think that would have worked because you're not going to do anything comprehensive, but they could have done something. >> absolutely. there's no way of getting around the fact that president biden has failed to fix this problem. alejandro mayorkas has not done anything constructive here.

it's been just a massive failure of the administration. all that said, i understand the point and it's the correct that congress ultimately needs to do something. we cannot -- it was foolish to continue relying on title 42 because, look, if we believe in the law and order and, you know, conservatives believe in that, libertarians believe in that, this immigration control as a pandemic measure never really made any sense. kennedy: it's not long term. >> we weren't keeping covid from entering the country, it didn't make any sense. we do need congress to make it easier for people to come to the country legally and have border enforcement so we don't have this stream of people in unsafe conditions, it's not good for them either. get immigration under control, solve the labor shortage by r but -- but do it in a way that comports with the law. kennedy: and be honest about need that we have in this country and the capabilities that we have and the support systems that are in place that won't get strained and go from there. i mean, there's very practical things you can do. but this whole thing is such a

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kennedy: we're free. almost. after three long and punishing years, the u.s. covid public health emergency officially ends tomorrow. but haven't we been over covid for a while now? president biden's covid response team is about to disband. fauci is out and cdc director rochelle walensky is stepping down, so what does the end of the covid health emergency actually mean? joining me now to discuss, former cdc director and one of the few rational voices on the subject, dr. robert redfield is here. doctor, thank you for stopping by. so this a few short words, what

because it mean? -- does the it mean? >> well, thanks for having me, kennedy. i mean, i think the whole issue of the emergency side of this is something that probably should have been discontinued, you know, i would say six months to the a year ago. so i think this is really something long overdue, to move on to see how we're going to the move forward living effectively with covid which will be with us probably for the rest of time, and we'll just have to the learn how to deal with it in a rational way. kennedy: well, i believe that there were a few lonely voices who were saying just that toward the beginning of the pandemic, and they were saying that, you know, we have to the protect the most vulnerable. and instead, you know, we decided to have these mass lockdowns which were incredibly harmful especially to children ask adolescents. so looking forward, if there is another pandemic, ark, are we prepared -- a, are we prepared and, b, would we lock down society again? >> well, first, it's just -- to

be very truthful, we're not prepare for the next pandemic. and if i've said that i consider the covid pandemic the lesser pandemic. and i think the great pandemic is coming. it's going to be a bird flu pandemic, and we're not prepared, and our nation needs to get prepared. we can talk more about that if you want. related to the lockdowns and the approach, again, it was really not productive at all. i think it was reasonable to do the 15 days to the pause and maybe even 30 days to pause to look at how we maintain different activities in if our society and to do it in the safe, responsible and effective way, but we should not have shut down the economy, we should not have shut down schools. i always argued that the kids, k-12 the, their public health interest was much better served by keeping them in schools than having them out of schools. unfortunately, you know, the governors and some of the local groups decided to shut down schools down.

i thought that was a big mistake and, obviously, we'll be recovering from that for a long time coming. kennedy: and i'm going to get into that and randi weingarten's revisionist history in a little bit, but i want to talk about one of the other villains of the pandemic for a lot of people who had so much influence on people's lives, and that's dr. anthony fauci. here's a question he's never satisfactorily answered, did he make money off of the pandemic vaccines. because i know he was a pioneer in mrna research which was used in several of the vaccine technologies. was he enriched by the process? >> you know, kennedy, i don't know factually. i know that he was very involved with the no dern that company when -- moderna with developing the vaccine initially is and whether or not there was any compensation that went back to him through any patents, i just don't know. i have to defer back to the fauci to see if he made any wealth related to that. kennedy: well, it certainly would be curious if we were all

essentially forced to be vaccinated in order to participate and freely associate in society even though there were many people who still had outstanding questions about normally the efficacy of the vaccine and how it might affect them negatively. so, you know, looking back to look forward, what is the worst single mistake you think that the team made e? not just you, because you have been very forthcoming about this. >> well, i think, you know, you raise an important point. i think the whole issue of mandates was not effective. it was counterproductive. whether it was mandating the vaccines which, again, i thought was a big mistake. i think the lack of embracing natural immunity, big mistake. mandating masks, big mistake. i think, you know, i'm a big advocate of teaching the public what's in their best interest and then trying to let them use that information to the best for themselves. so i think the whole issue on

mandates is something that we need to stay away from, and it was a big mistake whatsoever. we should have kept our economy open, we should have kept our schools open, we should is have encouraged people to get vaccinated as you pointed out that were vulnerable. we should have focused on the vulnerable, tried to get them vaccinated. but i think this idea of mandating vaccines was very counterproductive. i think it increased vaccine hesitancy. i think it really was a mistake many in public policy, and i think it's a matter of record for the, you know, those people that were really promoting that that mandate. kennedy: yes. and ill, i would like to see if -- i would like to see if they were enriched directly by those policies. that is something that should be disclosed, and there should be accountability for that. i appreciate that you have been self-accounted in this entire process, and i appreciate you stopping by. i would at some point love to have a larger conversation down the road about what we can do as individuals, as parents and as a

society to be more prepared for the next one. i believe in survivalism, and, you know, rational preparedness. so, dr. redfield, thank you so much. >> yeah, thanks, kennedy. i joan that -- i'd enjoy that opportunity if we could do that in the future. kennedy: meanwhile in california, they're spending like there'll be no tomorrow. a so-called reparations task force voting to recommend cash payments up to $1.2 million for black residents. it sounds like a good idea, but they also want to apologize for the state's, quote, past wrongdoings back in 00. 2020. now governor gavin newsom was all for the plan when it made him look like the good guy. yeah, hey, everybody. >> i think it was per cleese who said we do not imitate, we are a model of the world. that's a little braggadocious. i like the spirit of what you guys are saying. this is not just about california, this is about making impact and a kent across the rest of the -- a dent across rest of the country. kennedy: now he's staring at the $800 billion price tag and the

love gov is shying away a little bit saying, quote, dealing with that legacy of slavery is about much more than cash payment. so has newsom cornered himself into bankrupting his own state. >>? joining me now to discuss, host of the next revolution and the daily california pod if cast, it is steve hillson -- podcast, it is steve hillon. california has a $22 billion budget deficit. i don't think they can afford $800 billion more especially when it only racially charges a state that is famous for mistreating some of its chinese immigrants particularly in the 19th century. >> yeah. yeah. and you could add to the list the appalling treatment of native americans in california, you can add the treatment of mexican-americans throughout the last century, you can look at the way people of all backgrounds have been discriminated against. we all agree that there's been a history of terrible injustice.

that's true. and if you look at what they are basing the actual calculations on for these payments which, as you say, add up to about three times what the9 state's annual budget is, a tiny portion of the population, they're not basing it on slavery actually. there was no slavery in california officially. it was illegal from the moment that california became a state. kennedy: that's true. >> what they're basing it on are the policies in the 20th century which, again, we can condemn and should condemn in terms of red-lining around housing. today talk about health disparities and overpolicinging. those are the things that go into the calculation. and we can look at that and say, yeah a that's terrible. what's the best response. what's the fairest response especially bearing in mind that lots of different people of different backgrounds have had racial injustice over years. it's obvious that the best response to that is to deal with the barriers to the equal opportunity for everyone of every race today. which means dealing with the

failing public schools which are particularly green juice in terms of holding -- egregious in terms of holding people back. if you look at the public schools in california run by the teachers union, the average black kid in california is four years' worth of education behind the average white kid because of the way the public schools are totally mismanaged. and and so let's start there. look at housing. of course it's true that we need to help people of all backgrounds get on the housing matter. let's look at the union-driven regulations that mean it's about four times as expensive to build a house in california as it is in neighboring states. so there's a lot of things that we can do to address racial injustice, but it doesn't seem like they're for any of that. by the way, one last point, gavin newsom for years never talked about this at all. then you have george floyd, ask and he's immediately pandering and saying, yeah, he's all for reparations, as you said. then yesterday he said, actually the, i'm not for it. then when he got pushback from his far-left colleagues in

california california's democratic party, today he's saying, well, actually, i am in favor of cash payments. look, it's only 4:20 here california. maybe he'll change his mind again today. kennedy: oh, he probably will. he changes his mind as up as he changes hair products, and that is quite frequently. [laughter] it's never going to work. it is only going to further divide the state and incline people of means the cleave. -- to leave. and what about people who emigrated to this country and had nothing to do with slavery? they're still on the hook for this. there's much about in that has not been thought through, and it's pretty unfair. steve hilton the, always good to talk to you. >> thank you, kennedy. great to see you. kennedy: you're a great american. thank you. coming up, new york republican congressman and first man on the moon george santos the charged with fraud, money laundering and using donor funds for designer clothes. that's why he looks so good. he made his plea, will he

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kennedy: hi, we're back. welcome. new york republican congressman and professional fabulous -- i love that term -- george santos today the pleading not guilty, i say, to a 13-count federal indictment. charges include but are not limited to wire fraud, money laundering, theft of public funds and lying to congress. he's out on $500,000 bond after his arrest this morning. well, he also had to turn in his passport, so i guess we're not going to the aruba with, george. he owns it. reporters mobbing santos outside the courthouse earlier, but he

says he's not going nowhere. watch. >> i have no desire not to comply at this point. they've been gracious in there, now i'm going to have to go and fight to defend myself. the reality is, is -- i'm sorry, it's a witch hunt. i will not resign. [laughter] kennedy: it's a witch hunt. i love it. he invented that term, and he sold it to donald trump. he's facing bipartisan calls to resign, but remember back in march he was on this show and dethe findly said this, roll the tape. -- defiantly said this. >> it's not the first time somebody's told me to shut up and sit in the back of the room, and i refuse to do that. kennedy: huh-uh, he will not shut up. he will not sit anywhere. he'll lie down in the cell. jimmy failla, leslie marshall, robbie soave. jimmy, i'm just thankful to the news gods for providing us with an abundance each and every day. [laughter] your thoughts, dear. >> well, you're in luck, because can toss is not going to resign, he's going to the fight til the end like he kid at the alamo,

okay? [laughter] he's going to the hang in there, and he's just going to keep sucking it out. like we're living in the depths of shame, can we just acknowledge that? he is obviously a sociopath. he has no business being in congress. the problem is if we're going to throw everybody out of politics who lies as egregiously as he does, there's going to be, like, three people left in washington. kennedy: they're all going to be libertarians. >> and we acknowledge what a spectacular coincidence it was that he got arrested right as they were rolling out those biden documents earlier in the day? what an uncannily timed thing that was. what are the odds? kennedy: that's so weird. leslie, what are the odds? [laughter] >> the only thing that he's ever said that was truthful was i will not resign. [laughter] you know? i mean, this -- what i have to say is, and i would agree with jimmy what. -- somewhat. not that there'd be three times, and sorry, libber libertarians

are lying when they put an r on their coat and not an l. this is what's concerning and crazy about the process whether it's the democrat or republican, what i do like is hearing speaker mccarthy say, look, i'm not going to the support him in his bid for re-election, and he says i hope he resigns. and i like the president staying out of it and saying this is, you know, on congress to do. whether it's a democrat or a republican doing this or being accused of this, especially if found guilty, your party just can't stand behind you. there has to be some level of shame where where you say enough. kennedy: yeah. do you hear that, dick and elizabeth warren? you guys are out of there too. they're all done, robby -- >> wait, wait -- [laughter] that's not 13 felony charges, federal charges against elizabeth warren -- kennedy: well, maybe hay didn't do their homework as well as they should have. so robby, if hunter biden is accused of some pretty serious stuff and he's been under federal investigation for two years, how dud they cobble this whole santos the case together

so quickly? >> yeah. they really sprang into action here, uh-huh? and look, i don't want to make any excuses for george santos because he has committed to to misrepresenting aspects of his biography, that means he doesn't get the benefit of the doubt. of course, he gets due process and everything, but i think it's absolutely true that he should resign from congress at this point. but, yes, i will say, you know, you're right to bring up the hunter biden investigation. and, look, i'm sorry, how many members of congress had a scent meeting that found out covid was about to to happen and then they made an emergency call to their stockbroker to benefit in that way? kennedy: that is, that is some martha stewart shiz, and right there. >> certainly. matt gaetz and aoc coming together to try to limit insider stock trading in congress. nancy pelosi famously fought tooth and nail against it. but there are bigger crimes being committed on, in washington on a daily basis, and we should be outraged about

that. kennedy: yeah. >> but all that said, does not get george san os the off the hook. kennedy: no, he's not off the hook, but it sure has been a fun ride. it's almost like action park, you know? [laughter] a bigger theme park, ever to exist. it's not around anymore, but the stories sure are fun. i really want to thank the party panel. jimmy failla, i will see you in clearwater, florida, on may 20th for the laughs and liberty tour. we're also going to davenport, iowa, june 3th. mesa, arizona, june 10th. and i believe on june 4th we will be at the opera house in lexington, kentucky. see jimmy and i on the laughs is and liberty tour. come for the liberty, stay for the big tickle. that's what jim's going to give you. thank you all so much. >> bye-bye. kennedy: bye. miss you already. hey, speaking of storyteller, the lies are getting more outrageous by the day. the american federation of teach thers' president randi weingarten trying to rewrite

herstory. [laughter] hit with a massive twitter fact check after claiming she advocated for reopening schools as early as april 2020. i wish she had! that was one month after the covid pandemic began. and here to refute that total fabrication is randi weingarten from the summer of 2020. randi? >> remote and hybrid are really the only two ways you can reopen schools safely. just because donald trump wants to take a risk with people who go to bars or beaches, those of us who have spent our life teaching kids are not going to the take a risk with kids or with our members' lives. these politicians that are now jeopardizing the safety of kids and their teachers. then they make sure that we had the safeguards in schools, and hen they reopen schools slowly.

kennedy: man, what a liar. why is she suddenly claiming to be a freedom fighter? joining me, author of "stolen youth: how radicals are indoctrinating a generation." karol markowitz is back. welcome back, k ark rol. >> hi, kennedy. kennedy: how delicious was in this twitter community fact check for randi weingarten? >> it's funny because i've been using twitter a long time, and if you had told me, oh, they're going to have this, like, fact-checking apparatus, i would have thought, oh, it's not going to work, but it's going to be terrible. but randi weingarten is making it amazing to have these community notes. she really needs these notes on her tweets because she's a big, fat liar, and everything that she says is a lie. it's impossible to just tweet back at her because she blocks her replies. and these community notes really do give a fuller picture of what kind of liar she is. i was there in 2020, you were there in 2020 the, and actually i was there in 2021 too where she tried to close schools for a

second year. many summer of 2021 randi weingarten said she wasn't sure if they could open schools in 2021. and, you know, so the idea that she's now some kind of hero when she was clearly the villain, any school district that was under her influence stayed closed for longer. we all know this. and it's great that these community notes let us tell everybody. kennedy: so aei has been doing a great job, the american enterprise institute, of keeping track of the school closures and how they correlated to union membership and how powerful the teachers unions were. >> yeah. kennedy: and it turns out where there was the most stranglehold by the union, those were the, those are the areas where the schools were closed. in florida 100% of the schools were open. in california, 38% of the schools were open. >> right. kennedy: guess who has a much more powerful set of teachers unions? heavy got 'em in california. heavy got 'em in california. >> that's right. but the other thing to know

about in this is when they say schools are open like they were in new york city, some were open one day day a week or two days a week. she still points to the that as a successful randi weingarten will say the hybrid model she got open in new york city was the standard. but it turns out that hybrid model was actually the worst for spreading covid. it was the most unsafe model because it depended on the kids when they went to school 1-2 the days a week or, you know, 3 if you were super lucky, it depended on them staying home the rest of the time. but parents had to work, is so what kids were staying home? none of them. and so you have randi weingarten saying that she was successful in opening schools in these areas where she actually made the covid situation worse with merry dick louse plans. kennedy: -- with her ridiculous plans. kennedy: i wish you could see the lasers shooting out of my eyes trying to find her on the horizon, because she is the devil. s time for a union exorcism to free the children.

you have done incredible work on this. karol markowitz, thank you so much. >> thank you so much, kennedy. kennedy: yeah. we're coming for you. all right, coming up, house republicans making some major accusations about biden family members cashing in on foreign deals. does it go all the way up to the big guy? tennessee republican congressman tim burchett joins me to the discuss in moments. ♪ anything goes ♪ i remember kind of thinking like, "oh my gosh, i think we could be sisters." because i think we looked... yes. right. yeah. and i don't think at that time- i think you're the one to tell me that we had the same birthday. yes. it's really unbelievable when you think about it, because it's been, like, really over 20 years that you were my mother and father's banker, you became my banker and now fran is in her third year of college and you're her banker. it's so unbelievable because i'm just 20 years old. [laughing]

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kennedy: has president biden been caught in a bribery scheme? scheme, not scream. could be both. the house oversight committee revealing the biden family receive more than $10 million from foreign nationals while joe biden was serving as veep. they apparently tried hard to conceal these payments by allegedly routeing them through at least 20 different companies. family business associates and, of course, pulse billion bank

accounts. but as usual, republican lawmakers say the media? still not interested. watch. >> while vice president was lecturing romania on anti-corruption policies, in reality he was a walking billboard for his son and family to collect money. >> for years the left has said no one is above the law. well, put your money where your mouth is. the biden family needs to answer for the, and the doj needs to get off its ass and investigate. >> it's very hard to come up with any legitimate business reason to conduct transactions in this type of complex way. this is simply not how legitimate businesses conduct it. >> i mean, guys, you in the press, this is easy pickings. i'm giving you pulitzer stuff here. >> the white house said today this was a political stunted. we're giving you a memorandum with evidence. kennedy: i like evidence. i like data. i like facts. i like bank records. the white house, of course, conditioning everything. so what comes -- denying everything. so what comes next? joining me tonight tennessee

republican congressman on the house oversight committee, tim burchett. welcome to the show, sir. >> thank you for having me, kennedy, it's a pleasure. kennedy: these are very complicated issues. it's the hard to simplify it, but please do your best for those who kind of understand that maybe there were biden family members who were on the take a little bit here, but you've got shell companies, you've got minors involved, you've got dozens and dozens of bank accounts with thousands of transactions. what does it all mean? >> well, you do. you have over 20 different companies that they formed. honestly, i was over at treasury and read through some of that stuff, and i sort of think the bidens fell asleep when they went to money laundering school because it's all pretty simple. you see, you see biden family associate paid a certain amount, and hen you see it divvied out among several members of his family or part of his group, and it's always the exact amount -- [laughter] that they were paid, that this

associate was paid. so the trail is pretty obvious. the thing we have to figure out is how much of our system has been corrupted by this crime family, because that's really what it is. we're not talking about hundreds of thousands of dollars, which is a heck of a lot of money, we're talking about over $10 million that we know of so far and several banks are involved in it. and more subpoenas will be coming out. kennedy: so i know that the chairman of the committee was talking about hopefully getting that unclassified memorandum from the fbi. have you accessed that? have you read it? and who was the foreign national? where are they from, who's involved in that bribery scheme with the then-vice president? >> okay, i have not read that yet. they're sort of keeping that close to the cuff and as they should because that is going to be a bombshell when it comes out. you've got romanians that are involved in some of this, over a million dollars to to them, and hen the person who was involved

from romania has been in the trouble for corruption in the past. kennedy: yeah. and hunter went over to romania, the home of my people, and went and represented them, oddly enough. boy, was he handsomely paid for those services. >> yes, ma'am. and we're not really sure what he did. st kind of like his artwork. i drew some pretty fantastic pictures of bigfoot, but honestly nobody's ever offered me money for them. there's going to be a lot more coming out. it's just too much. and i was glad you point out the national media should be ashamed. i mean, they elected this poor guy and he can't even find the bathroom probably, and now he's running the free world literally. and yet they are still backing him to the hilt with all this. and the evidence is pretty damning, and when you've got $10 million that flowed into -- i mean, poor hunter. i mean, i don't know if he could spell irs, but he better learn what it means because i suspect they'll be knocking on his door pretty soon. kennedy: yeah. especially with all of that

massive government spending. they're going to want their comeuppance from anyone and any way they can get it, they will go for it. it's really sad because it seems as though every single member of the biden family has been enriched with these steams -- schemes except for hunter's daughter that he fatheredded i out of wedlock with a woman if from a jiggle joint. >> that's another thing too. what a dirtbag, he won't even take credit for his child. i think that's the most despicable thing in the world and the family won't acknowledgs father. the apple doesn't fall ooh too far from the tree, and 10% for the big guy, it is a crime family. and the american public, frankly, needs to know more about it -- kennedy: yeah. ing hopefully, we will learn more, you and your committee will draw a map. man burchett, thank you so much for your time, appreciate it. >> thank you, kennedy. kennedy: and the topical storm is next with a brand new

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kennedy: robert deniro has welcomed a new baby at 79 years old, and the baby reportedly looks just like deniro. ah, heir both in diapers. that is so sweet. that is a life-changing event, and this is the topical storm. topic number one, an aquarium in australia, let's go down under, has released 300 endangered baby sea horses into the wild. it was either that or throw those little shrimps on the barbie. you know what i'm saying, guys. they were released into a so-called sea horse hotel fully stocked with algae and plankton. cain, my computer wife. it's a lot like staying at the wind hamm. the goal so to the restore the population of the sydney sea horses which have been largely wiped out due to their small size although some scientists say it's not the size that matters, but the motion in the ocean. yeah. [laughter] the hope is that these little buddies will stay at the hotel and mate with each other or at least order some dirty movies on

pay per view. sea horse reproduction is a unique phenomenon because they're one of the only two species where males get pregnant and give birth, the other being human democrats. well done. topic number two. scientists are turning dead birds into drones, ask they're doing it by making them watch msnbc. they're taxidermied and stuffed with robotic wings, then programmed to flap at the -- at the same rate they did when the birds were alive creating the appearance that the birds are flying themselves. so you might think of it as weekend at birdies. in some cases they'll change the colors of the birds. first they die, then they get dyed. the researchers believe that studying how birds manage energy in flight could help them to reimagine the airline industry. so as usual, you'll probably end

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