and another thing, you had that impossible brito the other -- burrito the other night. dagen: i know these things. [laughter] news you can use. >> thank you. sean: i don't know, but you know what? that whole letter -- at the end, you know, she signed it? karen. [laughter] sean: i don't know. >> i don't doubt it. dagen: we're on kennedy tonight, by the way. sean: jimmy, always fun and always handsome. >> not quite a chippen dale, like chips and dale. hey, girl. sean: you're a panel. dagen: i'm very uncomfortable. sean: we're all uncomfortable on show. right now -- dagen: kennedy. kennedy: i eat meat by the handful, gobs of it. love you both. sean: back at ya. kennedy: thanks for bringing it. we do have breaking news tonight.

we're now just five hours away from the end of title 42. migrants already flooding across the border. experts predict it's only going to get worse. does president biden have anything close to the a plan? everyone knows this is a crisis. everyone except maybe the white house. 10,000 people a day have been apprehended crossing into the u.s. just this week. record numbers by any measure, but at midnight tonight all bents are off, folks. that's when title 42 officially comes to an end. further last two years -- for the last two years it has allowed the feds to deport migrants, in other words, the administration has had two years to plan for its end. earlier today reporters asked homeland security chief alejandro mayorkas why they weren't ready. watch. >> reporter: given the fact that you've had nearly two years to to prepare for this moment, how can chaos be the expectation? >> well, i have said for months and months that the challenge at the border is and is going on

the very difficult, and we have spoken repeatedly about the fact that that difficulty may actually only increase at this time of transition. it is going to the take a period of time for our approach to actually gain traction and show results. kennedy: all right. i've been saying for months and months, what about the years you've had? you've been in your job for years now, but here's where things get insane. the administration reportedly going to allow migrants who get into the u.s. to go free, and they won't be tracked. what a plan. technically, they are supposed to self-report to i.c.e. within 60 days, but no one's going to do that. [laughter] and news obviously spreading quickly south of the border. >> translator: well, we're all going to take a chance. we'll see. we are all going swimming later, so we're all going to risk it and see what happens. kennedy: take a chance, take a chance, take a chance. what do we do now?

here with me, california republican congressman, carol issa -- darrell issa is back. congressman issa, welcome back. >> thanks, kennedy. can. kennedy: you know, you look at this, you look at the number of people, you take into account where they're coming from, what they've heard, and, you know, what awaits hem on the other side, of course they're willing to take a risk. but did it really have to come to this? >> well, kennedy, it didn't. if they had, if this administration had simply continued with the remain in mexico policy, continued with finishing up the wall, not breaking it open and then begun other ideas that they might think would have improved immigration, they would have had something to do. even what they're saying is now their plan, they could have started overlaying title 8 a year ago if they wanted. you might remember, kennedy, a year ago they were in court fighting to get rid of title 42. kennedy: yes. and they've had men -- plenty of

time. as you know, the democrats were in power in congress. they could have consulted with the homeland security secretary and maybe hatched a plan then when they had the power and they had the numbers. but now secretary mayorkas is blaming congress, and the congressman who has a district on the border, how do you feel about that? >> well, i feel that the man who told us the border was sealed while millions came across the border swamping the border patrol, that they're just not telling the truth. and the worst part is every day -- and you see it -- people in countries all over the world make applications that they don't even get looked at for months or years to come here legally. where is the fairness in that? kennedy: well, i don't understand where the coherence is in any of this. because we're hearing a number of things from this administration. i know dhs has put together an

app that is spotty at best. it only works a couple hours a day, and it only takes about a thousand applications. they're telling people that they have to go through that process, that that is step one. but what they have to do once they get there is very complex, it's very confusing. for a lot of points on the journey to the border, they don't have internet access. they might not have phone chargers. and they're also saying that, you know, they're going on the really tough using title 8, heir going to send people back -- they're going to send people back. if you're seeking asylum but you come in illegally, you can no longer seek asylum. there's so many confusing elements. is there a way to streamline it and make it more understandable for people here and people who are trying to come here? >> kennedy, i think the administration has streamlined it. everyone knows you can go on the internet and know what you have to say. you come, you say what you have to say whether it's truthful or

a lie, and they let you in and you disappear, and your life is good for years. it's that simple. so where you get into problems is if you try to apply using the systems they put in place that don't work and take forever. but, you know, the fact is there are real, there are over 100,000 million people who are technically refugees in this country. very few of them have showed up at our border. most of those showing up at our border are people who have family or relatives here, they've heard about a better life, and they're coming to get it. and that may be the american dream, but our border is an american nightmare. ken and also that's not what asylum is. and i think the word is being misused. and, you know, people may show up claiming asylum and maybe we have to be a little bit better about defining what that means. because it's supposed to mean something specific. it is suppose to be a safety net for people who are fleeing real persecution where their lives

are in danger. you know, maybe it's the religious, maybe it's political, but a vast majority of people who are claiming that who come to the southern border don't qualify. >> well, you're exactly right, kennedy. the most common thing people are claiming is that they're afraid of the cartels, that they wouldn't do drugs or join somebody, and that's why they're in fear of their life and they're coming here. it's a standard story from over 50 of the 100 countries here. but i was there when a very tall 42 or 43-year-old russian told me that he disagreed with putin's policies, so he feared for his life. he happened to also be draft age. but the fact is, kennedy, we could take 2 million or 3 million needy people. we can't take everyone, and we can't take them without a system, and that's where we are ott today. and my district is at what used to be a border, but america has no border if we can't do something about -- kennedy: no, and i've said the

this last couple nights, but people in congress who live and work in border states, they're the ones who have to get together and come up with practical solutions, because the white house isn't doing it, homeland security isn't doing it, cbp isn't allowed to do their job. congressman issa, thank you for all of your insight. i appreciate it. >> thank you, kennedy. kennedy: well, the biden administration is happy to place all the blame on congress for doing nothing about the border, but that's just not true. the house today passing the secure the border act which would resume border wall construction and reinstate trump's remain in mexico policy. but, of course, it's the federal government, it's not a perfect fix. two republicans voted against the bill. the major reason being the proposed national e-verify system. if you've read about that, you know how incredibly problematic it can be. it requires employers to check citizenship status. my next guest says this would give the federal government way too much power over your privacy

and private business even if you're here working legally. so why is a national e-verify system a threat to your personal freedomsome joining me now to discuss with all the answers, kentucky republican congressman thomas massie. all right. let's get sassy with this, because you're absolutely right about e-verify. i'm curious why a lot of republicans think that this is the great band-aid. >> well,, first of all, thanks for having me on, kennedy. it's been so long, i was starting to wonder if you were all tuckered out. kennedy: okay, all right. [laughter] congressman. >> the problem with this e- verify is it's like the patriot act or any other background check system, the no-fly list. ooh i'm sure everybody's got a good reason when they put it many place, but if you give the federal government more power, they're going to the abuse it. how did joe biden force millions of people to get vaccinated? through their employment. that was his enforcement mechanism. he took a bureaucracy that

already existed which was osha, and said we're going to the use osha to make sure employers force their employees to get vaccinated. in the next pandemic it may become v-verify. kennedy: yes, absolutely. and frankly, i'm surprised that republicans who often the limiting the -- who talk about limiting the power of the federal government and the ones up in arms about the vaccine mandates, especially the ones that were foisted on employers with more than a hundred workers, how they're fine with e-verify when, you know, you can use e-verify with someone else's credentials and, you know, work legally. you could also have same name as another person, and you are told that you can't work even though you are in the country legally. you know, there are a number of ways that this system can go sideways. i'm just surprised that formally limited government republicans, this is their ultimate fix. >> you know, i'm on the weaponny ifization committee --

weaponization committee. why would we give the federal government another weapon in their arsenal? and you're completely right, this isn't going to stop the magnet of people coming here. first of all, they actually -- they amended this bill. we wanted -- i wanted to amend it to apply to welfare recipients, not workers, but they said that wasn't germane, and they didn't allow my amendment. but they did amend it to indicate to the people who were nervous about ag, you know, the supply of ag labor to ameliorate their concerns, they added an amendment at the last second yesterday that said, well, when we enforce this, we really need to look at whether it should apply to ag workers or not. so they're basically signaling that this wouldn't apply to the ag workers. and like you said, there's basically what this would do in addition to giving the federal government too much power is it would raise the price of fake credentials. because in the states that have tried this, that's what's happened. people still get a fake birth certificate and social security number -- kennedy: of course. >> -- and go to work. can. kennedy: yeah. they figure out ways.

you could have a thousand people using the same social security card. good job, color printer. [laughter] but why not, why not fix the guest worker program? you know, why not -- >> there you go. kennedy: -- figure out how many guest workers you need and give people visas based on that so they can come and go legally? because guess what? if a lot of people wanted to do that. not everyone who comes here is a terrorist. some of them are very hard working people, and they deserve a system that allows them the fill the gaps that we have in our labor market and go back to their families. but god forbid we do that, congressman massie. >> speaking of american, this turns the american promise upside down. you are guilty until proven innocent under e-verify. you have to the prove you're not an illegal alien -- [laughter] you have to prove you're not an illegal alien to get a job after this passes in all 50 states. kennedy: all right. well, congressman massie, ooh i'm glad that you're a big naysayer in congress, because we need many plaintiff -- more of

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mayor victor previno. welcome, sir. >> thank you for having me. kennedy: i understand that you are incredibly busy, thank you so much for taking time. how are you dealing with this many people? do you have the resources? do you have places to house people? what is the plan? >> well, laredo's a little bit different, but we are seeing some historic challenges here on our border. and laredo continues to be one of the safest cities with the second lowest illegal border crossings in the country. but we have been informed that we will be receiving transfers from brownsville and el paso, texas, that are currently overwhelmed. so our fear is that we will also be overwhelmed when the transfer of migrants gets here. and with the expiration of title 42 the, i grew up here on the border, and as a doctor i'm in the remember the. s every day, and i'm concerned that too many migrant transfers can cause stress in our already

stressed medical infrastructure. we don't have a pediatric intense intensive care unit, and the arrival of family units, i don't want to see a child get gravely ill and not be able to treat them. so at this point we're boarding up like a hurricane is coming. the challenges will be made to balance the resources of our community and the humanitarian efforts that these migrants might need. but at the end of the day, we're treating, we're handling federal problems that are becoming now local problems for our border community, and that's what we are at this point. kennedy: so do you feel betray by alejandro mayorkas? because, you know, he says that the border is secure but it's really these texas towns that are having to pace the brunt -- face the brunt of the onslaught. and these are numbers that anytime, it doesn't matter how equipped you are, you can only deal with so many people. do you feel betrayed by him? >> well, i think this is an

american problem, these are immigration reforms that should have been done sometime back to the avoid this situation. but now that we have a situation here, even's trying to help, of course, we're getting troops, but the troops will only assist the cbp officers. they won't do do any processing. so that is something that is left up to the cbp officers and after that they're turned in to the mgo areas -- ngo areas that can only handle about 500. 1500. and the rest could end up on the street. so that is where the city needs to step in, and we have enacted the declaration of disaster for that same purpose, to activate our emergency plan to help set up units, to help set up areas where the migrants can stay and be housed temporarily. and then hopefully we can try to start dealing with this situation. kennedy: yeah. but the difference between what you're dealing with and what you're born to be dealing with because now that title 42 the is

lifted, there's no end in sight. with a hurricane, you have to hunker down and you have to try and withstand the storm or evacuate if you can. and then you get to come back, survey the damage and move on. but this may be ongoing for some time, and you brought up families and, you know, a lack of pediatric intensive care. i wore worry about kids who are coming over by themselves. what do they do when there's nowhere to the house them? >> that is true. and the problem is that they travel at least 2700 miles and for sure they're going to have some illnesses, some conditions that we're going to have to deal with when they come here. and to top it off, our emergency rooms have to wait, the ambulances have to wait about 1-2 the hours before they can get any patients inside the emergency room as the situation is now without the transfer of migrants. so that will just add fire to the problem. kennedy: all right. well, stay safe. you -- it sounds like you have

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little deeper. house speaker kevin mccarthy now saying he will not support santos for re-election, maybe because of whoppers like this. what was more satisfying for you, inventing penicillin or being madonna's back-up dancer. >> i loved being madonna's back-up cancer, it was so much fun. [laughter] kennedy: right? he was really good. one of his top donors says he was duped himself despite running a company that does background checks. why did he not coa background check on george soros? joining me tonight, the managing director for morningside evaluations, josh is here. hi, josh. >> hi, how are you many. kennedy: i'm good. so i know, i know that you want republicans from if new york in congress. i totally get it. and on paper, man, george santos the was really, really impressive. if only one of his donors had a background company where they could have done a background check because you said within a day you would have known that he didn't go to baruch

college and he didn't work for goldman sachs. >> exactly. if you go online, there are many companies right now that for $40 or $50 would have resolved all of those issues very quickly. however, in order for them to do so, they need a waiver signed by the person on whom the background check is being performed. and therein is the rub, most political candidates aren't asked for a background check, and when they actually get elected to office, for example, to congress, there are very stringent rules about fbi background checks and other checks through which, for example, chiefs of staff must go through. however, the elected official themselves does not have to actually go through that process -- can. kennedy: no, but that wouldn't have worked at home depot. >> right. somebody flipping your burgerings cough -- burgers could have a background check performed on them four times a year because they want to make sure there are no convictions related to children or anything like that a because of the nature of the restaurant.

yet somebody who was elected to the senate would have zero background checks done on them. until ever. i mean, it could happen that they won't have one ever done on them. kennedy: man, if only we had been able too old that with elizabeth warren and richard bloomen that would. that would have been handy -- blumenthal. that would have been handy information. here's what i would have done, i know that you are a whale in the industry and i totally get it, but what i might say the next time around if i don't know a lot about someone, i would say i will write your campaign this $22,000 check if you sign this waiver so we can coa background check. would you consider doing that with future candidates? >> yeah. in fact, i think one of the companies that we own and operate is now offering free background checks to any candidate or elected official who is an incumbent running for office looking to demonstrate that they are not trying to santos anyone. and i think the tagline of that campaign is

don't get santos the'd. -- santos'd. kennedy: i think that would be really great information for a lot of voters out there. but, you know, if i i were george santos, i'd be like, man, i've gotten this far, why not go all the way to the capitol, all the way. mr. santos goes to washington, and he sure did. do you think he's going to be convicted? >> i have no idea. i'm not a defense attorney nor am i a prosecutor -- kennedy: i've done both a lot, and -- >> so you can tell us. what do you think? kennedy: i think he's pretty great. i think he's really fun, and i think if the jury sees what i saw, he's going to skate. >> okay. so there you go. then that's my opinion too. kennedy: are you surprised that democrats didn't do a better job of vetting him? >> i think the kind of things that he wasn't being honest about are really things that would come up in a background check. the vetting over here maybe should come from

the county committee. there are certainly many county committees that do perform background checks on local candidates whether they're running for school board or for town mayor or for county legislature. there are counties and county committees both on the democrat and republican side, and even the conservative and local working family party chapters who might perform background checks -- kennedy: well, i think that we need to have a new law are, a new rule, as it were, that everyone seeking federal office has to do a background check and take a psych test, and we get to see all of the results. josh, thank you so much for your i'm. i like talking to you. >> thank you. kennedy: call me if you're ever in legal trouble. ing i'm your gal. all right. speaking of the world's greatest comeback stories, california democrat senator diane pine stein making her triumphant return to the capitol after a nearly 3-month absence. she spoke with a capitol

reporter earlier, and watch what she said. >> reporter: how are you doing? >> i'm doing very well actually. >> are you going on the able to maintain a full schedule? >> [inaudible] kennedy: what did she think? i think she said i bet your balls i am, what i thought was adorable. 89 and feeling fine. she is the oldest stating -- sitting lawmaker on capitol hill. sitting in that wheelchair. democrats and republicans demanding she step down, so does that mean she'll be running for president? let's break it down with tonight's party panel, we've got alli green along with maxer if -- jonas max ferris. and she's new to the show, former nassau county executive laura kern. welcome, everyone. i think that she is amazing. i think she's a real go-getter, and i do think that she should be the democratic nominee for president. what say you, ahli green? >> yeah. i think they're keeping her around to make biden

look young. [laughter] he look like a whippersnapper. kennedy: models used to hang out with me in the '90s, i thought they thought it was because i looked like a model, it was because i was the ugly friend. e pa med -- i made them look even prettier. >> that's what's happening. she was gone that long with shingles? i mean, 89 years old with shingles -- kennedy: do you think it wasically mid ya? -- was chlamydia? >> congress is becoming the largest nursing home. i've seen younger shingles on houses in jamestown. [laughter] this is ridiculous, and it's the cognitive function. she's clearly notal together there -- kennedy: none of them are there. if you're kicking people out because they're liars, i'm fine with it. if they're old and can't cotheir job anymore, you've got to kick them out a too, but you can't just pick on the old lady because that is ageist and sexist, and i won't go for that.

>> first of all, women live longer, so they should be able to serve longer, to be non-sexist. she's not moving to the vimmages tomorrow -- villages tomorrow. first of all, she's got $100 million. did you just stay step down? she's in a wheelchair. wheelchair jokes coming, keep going. laugh. kennedy: rolling right along. >> fdr, he was -- kennedy: everyone thought he was out doing the conga. >> this is a tough one. my gut says there should be a maximum if more than an age minimum -- kennedy: i don't think it's the about age, i think it's about -- >> it's not because if you think about it, warren buffett, i wish he'd run for president. he was born in 1930, but his partner who doesn't get as much press is still whip smart and the best investor in the world, one of them, is 99. he was born before the crash of '29. so you have to judge it on each person. unfortunately, all the

politicians are narcissists, they're not going to the leave when it's in the best interest of the country, and that goes for santos, it goes for her. it goes to some extent reagan, who's the guy who was 100? strom thursdayen monday, he was really gone at the end. they're just not going another the it. kennedy: it's not just narcissism, it's the desire for power. of so how do you solve a power like di-fi? >> well, it feels -- i don't want to be the kind. we all have aged relatives that we love and we treasure, but it feels a little bit like weekend at bernadette's, i'm going to say, because there's such a narrow majority, they need her vote desperately. but it also reminds me of fetterman, and that, to me, was unkind as well. this was someone who clearly wasn't able to do the job, but the democrats -- and i say this as a democrat -- are so desperate to have that vote, it's almost like they will use these people to get their votes done without, they're or sort of disposable people in a way. kennedy: yeah. but they really do want

to dispose of dianne feinstein, but john fetterman, i don't think he's in better shape than she is. and i think when nancy pelosi's like, hey, man, it's sexism. it's sexism and ageism. how come the dude with the hoodie who is also infirmed, he's not to doing well, but it's abuse at some point. >> i have to agree with you there. it is abuse. and also i think to your point, jo jonas -- jonas, the lack of trust in government is at such an all-time high, so when they see these pour souls being propped up, it whittles away even more. >> the job seems sufficiently stupid -- [laughter] it's not running berkshire hathaway. what do they do? they say stuff you want to hear -- kennedy: they hit a big, red button. >> if you're voting party line all the time, does it matter if you're two sheets to the wind? what about the ones that are drunk? they're not really thinking on the job anyway. kennedy: do we still have drunk people in congress? >> she's so popular -- kennedy: i really want to to know who that is.

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song that's not playing. all right, it's the time to sling some slang. america's most vocabularyous game, i will ask our panelists to define words and expressions used by the kids today. if they get it right, they get 2 points. if they need a hint and get it right, they get 1 point. whoever wins the most gets two tickets to wave at taylor swift's tour. are you here and ready to get schooled? >> ready. kennedy: let us do it. >> yes. kennedy: here's question number one for alli. the word is body count. define it. >> body count. people you leave behind that you've date that are gone from your life that you don't care about anymore, you don't want anything to do with -- kennedy: a little bit more specific? >> you have beef with? that you have had sex with? kennedy: okay, there we go. 2 points. [laughter] damn pervert.

hr, hello, speed dial. all right, here we go. this is for you, jonas. let's see if you can catch up. the word is p-owned. >> p-owned? can i see how it's spelled? is there a comma in it? not we on-- kennedy: look at the screen. there's one right there, there's one right there -- >> there's screens everywhere. [laughter] ah, they're pawns. it means like you're broke and you got that the hock your tv -- [laughter] kennedy: do you want a hint? >> i'll take a hint. kennedy: the last time i played basketball against michael jordan, i got pwned. >> that definitely has nothing to do with selling stuff to a vegas pawnshop. that's more my generation. kennedy: these are for the kids,

jonas. for the children. >> you got owned? you got -- oh, it's kind of like you got owned. kennedy: okay, i'll give you that. powerfully owned or dominated. here you go. laura, your word is clapped. >> clapped. can i have that in a sentence? kennedy: yes. wow, you really clapped after she confront you. >> dianne feinstein and the clap. kennedy: i'll give you a point. to be completely and utterly destroyed. okay, in a way that is -- >> that is a collapse. kennedy: we've got some loose city goose city points. alli's dominating the -- >> isn't chlamydia the clap? i'm going old school. i went way back to boomers. [laughter] kennedy: all right, alli, the word is chad. >> chad, to be -- how do i explain this without using a word i can't use? like being a k the-bag. chad is like a karen -- kennedy: that's absolutely right.

i'm going to give you 2 for that. >> thank you. kennedy: jonas, here's your word. hits different. >> hits different? the problem with this generation is it's all text space garbage. they don't just invent words -- ken hits different. >> hits different. kennedy: do you need it in a sentence? i always love taking a nap, but taking a nap when it's raining outside hits different. >> i mean then it's what it -- basically it's like a different impact, man, you know, it's different when it's mellow. it's cool if it's, like, there's music -- kennedy: i'll give you a point for that. special, unique, better. hits different. jonas, you know that. >> yeah. [laughter] kennedy: laura, i hope you get this -- >> okay. kennedy: you might know this because you are a mom of teenagers. iykyk. it's an acronym. >> something you know. i something, something you

know -- can you use it in a sentence? i guess that would give it a way. kennedy: no, i can use it in a sentence. >> am i right with my three words that i guessed? kennedy: yeah, you are. >> i, you know, you know? kennedy: i'm going to give it to you. if you know, you know. >> i am what i am? that's a popeye reference. kennedy: if you know, you know. >> thank you. ken all right, alli, word, pick me, girl. >> oh, that's, like, how do you say it without using the actual words in like a girl that just tries to be everything you want her to be, so you'll pick her -- kennedy: that's absolutely right. >> wow, you're clearing the floor. [inaudible conversations] kennedy: jonas, you can catch up with this. zatty. >> that is your, that's -- it's like a sugar dad city who's into real estate all the time?

kennedy: is that your final answer? >> i'm hearing that's not a good final answer. kennedy: pay degree pascal is a real -- pedro pascal is -- >> i'm way too old and smart for these losers, that's the bottom line. kennedy: zaddy. >> that's what a zaddy would say. >> say it one more time. ken we don't have time. i -- >> i'm going to have to take a 0. kennedy: you're taking the loss. laura, cake. >> cake? kennedy: yeah. >> is that sex? kennedy: no. >> it's a good guess. kennedy: i'm going to give you in a sentence, damn, look at that cake. >> hot girl? kennedy: i'll give you half a point. it's butt or arse. yeah, that means alli wins decisively! [applause] >> i won a game. kennedy: there was, it was 60 to 2 to the 3.5. -- 60 to the 2

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kennedy: elon musk says the next ceo of twitter will be a woman. yeah, e never stops thinking of ways to save the company money. that's an executive decision, and this is the topical storm. topic number one oh, it's thirsty thursday, and tonight we're profiling some 8-decade-old containers of booze. and i'm not talking about the pelosi family. nope, these are 86-year-old british beer bottles brewed for the canceled coronation the of king edward viii before budweiser, he was the original canceled king of beers. edward ascended to the british throne in 1936 but abdicated candidated before his coronation to marry an hearn divorcee, but the british later got revenge by sending us coldplay. this coronation ale was left untouched and will now be auctioned a off to the highest bidder by which i mean you would have to be really high to bid on this ale. of course, it's a collector's

item. experts say the nasty is now as nas -- the beer is now as nasty as caitlin are kohl -- caitlin collins. topic number two. if you're sick and tired of watching the controlled demolition of america, well, maybe you'll enjoy watching one in germany. check out this video of the germans destroying a dilapidated bridge outside dusseldorf. ya. [background sounds] [cheers and applause] kennedy: that was 330 pounds of implosives blowing up a bridge like don lemon, resulting in the murkiest german air since anna delphi. why do you look so poor? the bridge stood close to 1500

feet long. the only thing longer is the last name of the german guy who built it. but some of the bystanders were excited while others were sad to see the bridge go. it was a mix of both sweet and sauerkraut. topic number three. south carolina has a man who was pulled over for swerving, tried to get out of a ticket by giving police dancing lessons. what in that's what happens when you order a suspect to put the hands in the air then wave 'em like they just don't care. yeah, the gentleman was reportedly heading home from a clog dancing party at a place called cotton-eyed joe's. we though that because the officer specifically asked him where did you come from, where did you go? where did you come from, cotton the-eyed joe? upon meeting the officer, he took hold of her hands and started dancing with her which is copping a feel and feeling the cop. here's how it looked from her body cam. yeah, girl. >> i'm going to show you how -- >> okay. [laughter]

>> go on backwards. >> two front wards. can you do some -- [inaudible] [laughter] [background sounds] >> that's awesome. kennedy: oh, that is fantastic. after that dance session, she took out the club and dropped the beat. can't we all just get along? topic number four. a chocolate company is releasing a line of truffles filled with vel velveeta, so it's the biggest mix since the real housewiveses of new jersey. they're made by the los angeles chocolatier combater in partnership with velveeta and the church of satan. the truffles have the color and shape of vel seat that the shells but they're made of white chocolate so it's a rick and a treat. but when it melts in your mouth, it's cheesy. a pack of five for $24.99, but the real price you pacoms after you eat them -- pay comes after you eat them. topic number five.

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