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judge andrew napolitano is still here. fox news senior judicial analyst. has said. you seem to think that's the way it might play out as well? >> i do. for the couples who are going to get married, this is not a driver's license that you carry around in your wallet and sometimes have to show to the government to prove who you are. you're married, you're married. this is a document some people never see and others put in a drawer. unless kentucky has some very, very rigid and unbendable state requirement that insists that the county clerks personally sign every marriage license, i think this is a doable and rational compromise. >> so it's interesting because the judge in this ruling today, in letting her go, said that the plaintiffs were happy with having a different name there. >> right. >> that they weren't upset with the fact that it didn't say "kim davis." that actually factored into his decision? >> i tell you what factored into his decision, where we get back to your interview with senator rand paul a few minutes ago. the kentucky statute. this kentuc

kennedy: coming up, judge andrew napolitano is here.aneuil -- the panel returns to discuss the new push for healthy masculinity. kennedy: hello they're and welcome. vanderbilt universities women center fun. don't you just want to rush their? the weeklong event dedicated to teaching men what it means to have healthy masculinity. the series will include things like the macho paradox. an emotionally relevant liberal arts major and avoid manning out. men's study center teaching women how to be feminine. he flipped it and investigate the congress and does not hold up. what is healthy masculinity? >> it's like how to shut up when the game is on my how not to walk in front of the television, how to make nachos with the right amount of cheese. why is gender equality, why do they need to no what bloke is really like in order for their -- all women want is to be paid the same amount of money. done. we don't care if you fark, belts. >> that's right. >> unless it is a pizza belts. >> that is why they are calling it what they are calling it. why do

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tonight judge andrew napolitano is here to talk about a five-month gap in hillary clinton's released-mails. can you say smoking gun? comedian to change with the times.times. listen to the college kids. say it ain't so. ready to take the scene. one of the most notorious criminals ever. glad you're here. i'm kennedy. well, hello.well, hello. i have called have the quiet storm for good reason. quietly catching up with the donald and maintains his lead among republican primary voters at 27 percent nationally. it is been carson who is close behind him with 23 percent. any other dark horse republicans likely to emerge? let's check in with the party panel. executive director of the independent women's forum joined tonight by comedian sharad fall. race wars live every wednesday. also, comedian dave smith looking into the correct camera. part of the problem and the solution. welcome back. let the games begin. what does doctor ben carson need to do tomorrow night? >> not be boring. he is a board to me. kennedy: i just assumed. >> he is like the will smith. >> no one does the fresh prince dance

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. >> judge andrew napolitano is with me now.y is going to take legal action against the school and possibly police. how does this factor in at all? >> a lot of people, i among them, i blasted the school and i blasted the police for overreacting to this. it now appears -- i don't know what they knew at the time, but it appears this was a purposeful hoax for whatever reason we don't know. >> which is the theory of their case, not that he was bringing a bomb to school but trying to play a trick on people. >> correct. if the parents were involved in the hoax, now you have a fraud going on. there are two funds going on, one is to pay minutes ago when last we checked had $14,000 in it, the other 7500. not huge amounts of money but money donated under fraudulent purposes. >> why does that prove anything? maybe he wanted to see if he could disassemble a clock and reassemble it. >> 14-year-old kids lie and exaggerate. but if this was part of a purposeful stunt and the parents were involved in it and everybody from mark zuckerberg and pre

not all catholics are excited about saint peter, seat warmer fox news judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano the faithful, and he has a bone to pick with the pope. i know -- >> i never heard it put quite that way, kennedy, when but i'll accept it. lisa: it's meant as a term of referenced. now, you have some issues with the pope, a false profit, why? >> i call him a false profit because he's leading the catholic church in two dangerous directions. one is an assault on the family and the other is an assault on the free market. these are two favorite topics of the left, particularly the left in latin america, where the pope was raised. the pope was raised in an era of of the long time and twice dictator of argentina, who was a form of without the racial component, government control, government seizure of assets for what the government told you was worth and massive redistribution of wealth. lisa: sounds like bernie sanders. >> well, it does, but this pope has people extortation on capitalism, blamed capitalism for the poor. earlier doesn't understand that the poor are far better off in terms o

let's bring in the judge, judge andrew napolitano is with us from new york. what sort of power is there for effecting change here for the congress and for the president? >> the president has a resolution to use military force which was given to his predecessor, president bush. but it will not work with syria because it is a lawful, valid government that we have recognized and that has neither threatened nor attacked us. that means the president has to ask for a declaration of war by the congress. i don't know if there's enough political will for that. or he has to use his authorities under the war power resolution, that allows the president of the united states on his own to wage offensive hostilities against another country for 90 days. then he has to go to congress. that's not his most serious legal impediment. the u.n. treaty, whatever you think of the u.n., we have signed this treaty and it prohibits offensive hostilities against another member nation, syria, without the approval of the u.n. george h.w. bush got the approval of the u.n. before we invaded

judge andrew napolitano is with us on the fox news desk and i was listening to him a moment ago, in the list of things that are absurd topping the list today and it's a list, but topping it is today governor huckabee said he'd happily take her place in jail. >> that's not permissible. >> everybody knows that, including huckabee, so we've now made this into another let's divide the country issue. and what her attorney was initially arguing was and did so to greg jarrett yesterday on this very channel was that the united states supreme court did not have standing to decide what is and was not, is not legal in the constitution, and that is absurd and obscene. >> that is an argument that was resolved 230 years ago. there was no acceptable dispute to the truism that the supreme court of the united states has the final say on the meaning of the constitution, whether one agrees with it or not. now, if mat staver is arguing -- >> her attorney. ? right her attorney for an accommodation between his client's religious beliefs and the fundamental right of same-sex couples to get married in that cou

fox senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano. judge, it is great to see you. >> likewise. deirdre: seems as if stewart parnell will die in prison for all intents and purposes, but he admitted it right? he got the news of salmonella being in the peanuts. just ship it, i can't afford to lose another customer? >> that is what caused him to be convicted here, a combination of emails and testimony of others involved in what the government called was a grand criminal conspiracy, the end result of which, was sickening 20,000 people and killing nine people! deirdre: it is crazy. >> when you look at it that way, i don't believe in very heavy sentences but when you look at it that way, 28 years, he was exposed to 800 years if you separated each of injuries in each of the deaths. you put an a dullter rated product in the stream of commerce that is capable of maiming and killing, and do so knowingly and order people to do it and do it with other people, you have to expect this kind of a kind of consequence. deirdre: he did say i'm sorry. i'm sure for those nine families, that lost mem

judge andrew napolitano. if you say it over and over. >> perhaps people will believe it. former secretary of state. former first lady. former united states senator of state of new york for eight years. consummate politician then and now. on the other hand i don't blame her for trying to make this argument f it appeals to people, if people don't look beneath the surface, it might help her. i'm far more concerned about what she said in the earlier tape about it was allowed. that is, the use of the private email and private email server. it was not allowed. there are at least four criminal statutes that she argue boy broke by what she did. a conspiracy to evade espionage laws of united states by entering into an agreement with others to divert national security secrets away from the government. theft of government property. when you work for the government and you use emails and the government owns your emails. if you could mingle it with personal emails, the government owns those as well. she did return 55,000 pages. she printed the emails. thereby keeping from the governme

joining me now, you dish analyst judge andrew napolitano.ee you. >> thank you, shannon. >> how much trouble do you think she's in based on what she has attested to up to this point? >> i've been arguing for a while that mrs. clinton's legal problems are grave or worse than grave. and her troubles just keep cascading down upon her. her most recent troubles show that when she certified under oath "under penalty of perjury to a federal judge," that she had surrendered all of her e-mails to the state department and in fact she had not. now, she's going to argue, because she stated this yesterday on one of the sunday morning talk shows, that she's not a technical person, and she didn't pay attention to e-mails and she doesn't understand exactly how the entire e-mail system works. i'm afraid that is not an argument that the judge wants to hear and will essentially fall on deaf ears. because he asked her to certify "under penalty of perjury" his phrase, that she had in fact surrendered all the e-mails when we now know she hadn't. so compounding her

judge andrew napolitano is here.ms to me the pope if this meeting did take place the pope is injecting himself into the same-sex marriage debate in america when we thought he was backpedaling on that issue. judge napolitano: pop quiz for you. who said same-sex marriage is the law of the land in the united states? stop complaining about it and to who was that said? the pope. last week in a private meeting to the national council of catholic bishops at st. matthew's cathedral according to someone who was there and from which the press was excluded. it is the law of the land here, quote complaining about it. the same pope said that and met with her and said courage, stand firm, talking out of both sides of his mouth. why he would inject himself in a domestic political issue i couldn't tell you. stuart: maybe he is trying to support religious freedom, religious freedom, religious conscience, and maybe he is taking that -- judge napolitano: our view of religious freedom relieve her of her lawful obligation which is to enf

i'm asking fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano who's live there in dc.great to see you. you saw the pope's speech in front of congress there, what did you make of it? >> yes. it was dramatic, monumental and at times even emotional. but it was more lyndon johnson than fulton sheen. if he was speaking to individuals as individuals and was preaching the golden rule and take care of your neighbors and consistent with transitional catholic theology and that's to be expected. but if he was preaching to members of congress as members of congress and was saying take care of everybody and do to others as you would have others do onto you and you should pay a little bit more attention to the minimum wage and to the green economy, to the green environmental theories, then it was a typical leftest argument that we've been hearing from this pope for a long time. so -- there are a variety of different ways you can interpret what he said. trish: i've got to say. it felt, you know, and, look, i grew up irish catholic, we have a lot of respect for the pope in my househol

fox news senior judicial analyst andrew napolitano joins us now. was speeding, but -- you -- you, liberty, new york, and they locked him up for it. >> they locked him up. he pleaded guilty to the speeding and pleading guilty he sent in a check for the amount of a fine. and on the form, which you just had on the screen, that accompanied the check, he wrote what he wrote. we could put the form up on the screen, i want to point something else out -- >> it is cable. we can't get in trouble for it except people might be mad. >> if you look carefully at the very top of that screen, the name of the town is liberty. he crossed it out and wrote tyranny. now -- >> good work, sir. proud of you. >> that's important. the judge hung her hat on the hook of this was not a threat to the police. this was a political comment on the manner in which the police treated him and that is protected speech. >> now, the police are inouble doing as they were told. >> correct. the real culprit is the prosecutor, a lawyer, who ought to have known that this language is protected

judge andrew napolitano top of the hour, we love him.g as he left the gavel in his office. >> can i'll check. gavel check, yeah. jon: see ya. >> see ya. jenna: right now we're awaiting the sentencing of a former peanut executive after he was convicted in a deadly food contamination scandal involving peanut butter that caused a salmonella outbreak. nine people died and more than 700 others got stick. last year a federal jury convicted parnell of 72 counts related to the sale of these toxic products. now he faces more than 800 years behind bars. the federal judge does have the option of imposing a lesser sentence. we'll keep you updated as we hear more on this. jon: a first of its kind security breach hits apple's app store. it's a malicious software discovered in some popular chinese mobile apps. researchers say the infected apps could transmit information from the user's device or even allow access to hackers. jo ling kent is here with an update. this sounds pretty scary. >> yeah. a breach has happened on this very safe apple ecosystem.

a senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano joined us earlier on "fox & friends" this morning listen. >> judge napolitano. judge did you notice how when you just laughed it echoed through all of capitol hill? >> yes. the cnn people who are right next to us are complaining bitterly and they're accusing me of doing it intentionally. >> i think it sounds great. >> you can hear it all, right? of course, probably cracking some windows, too. judge napolitano said house speaker john boehner warned him not to laugh during the pope's address to congress. and those are your headlines. somebody might think it's the devil if they heard that. >> generally he doesn't write laugh lines into his addresses. so -- >> true. >> this speech isn't going to be a knee slapper. >> he does -- >> thank you, judge. >> we'll be listening for that. meanwhile coming up, why the ben carson muslim comment is the perfect example of media bias. and it's not what you think. >>> and all the ladies wanted his number when they saw the hot guy in the background. at the latest republican debate. now the candidates wa

. >>> senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano joins me now.g there an capitol hill for richards. >> it was tough grilling. she deserves more than a tough grilling. she deserves the wrath of the american people and the reaction by the congress to the utter revulsion what we learned that planned parenthood removes body parts from still living fetuses and sells them for profit, which is a federal crime. >> it sure is. it would be horrific as if this video was about puppies. ashley judd would have a psa about it already. >> when you talk about the questioning about her salary, cecil richards' salary. is that a valid question? it seems to be since we pay it and where does the money go? >> first, it is a valid question because the taxpayers put half a billion dollars a year into the coffers of planned parenthood. at the same time that a federal statute which has been the law for 30 years and the supreme court upheld it. prohibits federal dollars used on abortion. the question is, are they switching money from one column, maternal health and putting

judge andrew napolitano on why that might be a tough battle for this pope, any positive numbers the way he has been slamming capitalism but different strokes for different folks, different impressions but the fear is we had one congressman saying to stuart varney and won't be in that audience because i don't need a lecture. judge napolitano: i am going to be in the audience as the guests of a member of congress. i am going with some do i -- much stomach will be in not because of what he is going to say. i will sit there politely and listen to him sound more like al gore than thomas aquinas when he talks about central planning and design environment. he is the central planners. he is raised in argentina, does not appreciate capitalism. neil: you understand where he came from, you could argue about banks and the country reneging on its debt. all he knows as a young man is the hardships imposed. judge napolitano: what he cannot argue about is capitalism has markedly improved the lives, the health, the safety and the wealth of everybody on the planet including the poor. when he goes to st.

the sb season against the steelers he broke into his lengthy vacation for us his name is judge andrew napolitanoseen this ruling. we've been looking at it. looks to us like a huge slap down for commissioner romger goodell. >> i think first of all stuart how are you? nice to see i'm on your show no matter where you used to be. no matter what the news is -- i have read the opinion, yes it is a slap down to commissioner goodell personal slapdown to commissioner. the essence of the opinion by judge berman is not the brady is innocent. it is not that the nfl failed to prove its case. it's that the manner that the nfl treat in which the nfl treated brady and the choifs commissioner goodell as final arbitrator who have fundamentally pun fair. what does that mean? that means that nfl could reimpose suspension this afternoon. tom brady could file an appeal. that would hold off emotion until appeal is heard and could be heard by another arbitrator a neutral personal not the commissioner. that's what judge berman allows. i don't think it is likely politically lower case p but certainly permissible legally

all rights, judge andrew napolitano is here. >> okay, the holy father is a challenge for traditionalistam one. traditionalists who came of age under john paul ii and under benedict the 16th. though they were not exactly fine rant on capitalism were far more into philosophy and he has her claim himself somewhere between a communist with a lowercase b. and a marxist with an m. at the same time trying to be a roman catholic. and they are not proper. >> you want to see how people fared in a communist society. look at russia, cuba, china. he is a child of the failed fascist experiments in my america in his ears and he has chosen to reject the lessons. why are they serious refugees coming into europe? their homes are being destroyed by war. not because they can't buy food. when there is peace they can buy food and they have jobs. i disagree with his holiness focus on the economic inequalities in syria as a reason for these. ashley: as the head of the church that must be difficult to say. this is not the first time you said. >> the pope is infallible and faith in models. thank god it is just l

judge andrew napolitano.the pope shouldn't be involved in such obvious politics. >> i agree with you. i agree with congressman gosar. although as you know, i'm going to the stock. i was invited to be on the floor of the house and i will be their god willing on thursday morning with great joy because he is the vicar of christ and earth than it's an historic moment. i will also have nuts in acid in my belly because i don't know what is going to say. am i going to applaud when sound left-wing nonsense about the environment comes across as if it catholic dogma? stuart: we are in agreement. the pope should not be involved in politics of any kind. >> what i don't object to is when it's an intermediary between rall castro and john kerry or whatever you think of the outcome. that is a legitimate role. the secretary of state and for the pope to speak publicly with his moral authority to identify with a narrow area of science rejected by many people cannot conclusively proven is very, very dangerous. stuart: why do you

all rise andrew napolitano is us. paying for the server could that do it in? here is she paid a state department employee to install the server a state department employee who had already had his big board you can el foot drum aware of the fact that she and he would cause her security -- a classified documents to be diverted away from the government server and on a to her own. so she now has acknowledged participation in a criminal conspiracy to violate the laws which required her everybody that worked for her to work in government approved classified documents. if she had an outside fern that installed a server i didn't know what she was going to do with it but paid a government employee toll violate government law she paid him to break the law. >> but her argument would be a, we thought it would be better to hire with expertise and a never hid it from everyone. no one happened to ask us about it. >> she hid it from the government because statute she'll be accused of violating is seam one that is general petraeus declined is failure so safeguard classified ma

judge andrew napolitano is with us.pposed to prevent the free movement of people within the european union. >> correct. stuart: this is not the free movement of people, so-called of free movement of people into the european union. >> obviously e.u. countries can protect their borders from non, from entry from a non-e.u. country. so let's compare it to the united states. people come from canada into north dakota. can they move from north dakota throughout the lower 48? absolutely, without any interference whatsoever. so if these people get into hungary, germany can not stop them. at least if they follow the law. and the treaty which cited the e.u. stuart: the germans have moved troops to their border with austria. austria moved troops to the border with hungary. once they're in they're not allowed to move freely which would be unconstitutional in a european sense. >> yes. once the lawyers, your favorite class of persons, get this before the european court of human rights which overrules all sovereign courts in the e.u.,

. >> andrew napolitano, love your analysis. >> good to be with you. >>> coming up, the candidate withn his back had to be donald trump. did the front-runner stay ahead of the attacks? trump's former senior adviser roger stone reacts. >>> social media was on fire last night during the debate of course. we are tracking the hottest searches in trending topics. they're coming your way. great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see that coming. don't deal with disruptions. get better internet installed on your schedule. comcast business. built for business. >>> round two. the gop presidential hopefuls faced off last night and while we may have to wait to see how their performances will affect them in the polls we can look into social media for an immediate reaction. here to break down the res