. >>> welcome to mosaic, today my guest is kevin kennedy. a priest of the arch diocese of san francisco. father kennedy i mentioned the consecration to the virgin mary, you were there with your parish. >> yes. i had celebrated mass at st. monica church that morning, so i wasn't able to be there at the cathedral on time for the mass celebrated by the archbishop, i came during his wonderful homily and stayed of course and part of the procession which extended blocks around the cathedral afterwards. and such a great representation from various parishes and communities of the arch diocese on that beautiful morning. >> it was quite a day. you are in the byzantine catholic right. you have an interest in byzantine art. i wanted to show you a few things, one of the consecration events was a student art contest, so the students could make artistic representations of the blessed virgin mary, i would like to run those as slides, father and i can look at the student art and give the students credit. the cathedral of mary above it and that is the bishop

. >> kennedy: kevin corke is live from west palm beach where the president has been spending the weekend. kevin? >> a very interesting introduction there. i would just say this as it relates to the senator from the great state of vermont, it does matter from the white house's perspective who was in leadership at the time of alleged russian meddling. keep in mind this was all the way back to 2014 and that means some of the following gentlemen were involved, meaning they knew it was possibly happening. president obama for example, james comey of the fbi. you can argue, the cia, they know this was happening as far as 2014? and if so, what did they do about what they knew was actually happening? you talked about the president, he is continuing to make the argument that when rod rosenstein came out and announce those indictments, 13 russians. basically what he's done is underscore the president's argument that it wasn't the trump campaign and this was happening to america's political

randy let's her rip with i get baloney from two places, the deli and from you, kennedy. kevin, i just painted the living room and i will be sitting here watching the paint dry. it will be more entertaining. kennedy: go huff some paint thinners, kevin. charlie has a problem with my take on the super bowl. you are position and prejudicial anti-patriot/anti-brady comment were not appreciated by millions of the faithful patriot/brady nation. i had dennis miller on earlier. and ruth said my head just explode. dennis mirl on with kennedy? that's it. nothing is left. shane locks the door with what brand of hatred described as libertarianism will you be sponsoring tonight? kennedy: hater-ade. want to know a way to get your mind off the party bickering in washington? the winter olympics. the "nightcap" is next. mvo: we had support from the interfaith groups, the synagogue, the churches. ♪ when disaster strikes to one, we all get together and support each other. that's the nature of humanity. ♪ i'll stand by you. ♪ i'll stand by you. ♪ and i'll never desert you. ♪ i'll stand by you. ♪im

kennedy. where are the democrats deficit hawks? kevin: great question.porting in the last couple of beers, it has been remarkable to see this shift you are alluding to with some democrats coming to the forefront saying this is too much money and i think you are going to be hearing that more from the aggressive base. look at the 2020ers, the folks eying a presidential run. you saw them put forth -- from senator elizabeth warren, the senator from massachusetts, putting out statements voting against this in senate, joining the likes of senator rand paul as a result of those deficits. weekend, it's the know it's early in the morning. kevin: thank god. francine: it's the weekend, monday morning, republicans wake up and they have a hangover, headache on what? kevin: i think conservatives will have a headache on government spending, particularly once the base gets their hold on this. on the flipside, let's focus on bipartisanship because it's a rare moment of bipartisanship. i spoke with representative garamendi, the democrat from california who told me this is