let's start with exhibit a in the jussie smollett case. attorney says there is suing $137,000 on the investigation. the filing of a police report does not necessitate a sprawling investigation, usually results in an investigation is extensive as the one they chose to take in this case. >> i cannot believe jussie smollett is arguing this point. he should pay the money, $130,000 for that and prevent this from coming out again because this case is going to open up all the facts again, surveillance video, gps, everything to support the fact this was staged and i cannot believe it because the city will have this complaint. shannon: they say, jussie smollett's police report along the lines of everything i am about to tell you is made up, i'm trying to get publicity and hope it helps my career. absent such a statement police did what they are supposed to do with allegations of a hate crime, investigate the allegations. how the response? >> the police did not do what they would normally do in every case. i can tell you as a former prosecutor if so

good to have you both with us tonight. >> thank you. >> shannon: exhibit a and jussie smollett case., suing for $130,000, the cost of the investigation pay the filing of a police report in and of itself does not necessitate a sprawling investigation, nor does it come as a practical matter, usually result in an investigation is expecte extenss the one they chose to undertake their their fault for spending so much money. >> i cannot believe jussie smollett is arguing this point. i mean, he should pay the money. it's $130,000 for overtime, to go away and prevent this from coming out again. because this case is going to open up all of the facts again. there is a surveillance video, gps, text messages -- everything to support the fact that this is a staged, and i cannot believe, because the city is going to be victorious on this complaint. >> shannon: "chicago tribune," under the headline "b23 gets weirder," they say if he had the police report with something along with "fyi, everything aboui'mabout to tell you is made up." absent such a statement, themes police did what they were suppose

special prosecutor investigating while 16 charges against jussie smollett were abruptly dropped. a judge will decide next month. from chicago to san francisco the city of san francisco passing a new resolution to brand the nra as a domestic terrorist organization and also encourages the city to limit relationships with companies that do business with them. >> the nra has it coming to them. i will do everything i can to call them out on what they are which is a domestic terrorist organization. >> is san francisco setting a dangerous precedent for second amendment rights? here to debate is aaron elmore and democratic strategists kevin wallace. thank you, we appreciate it. i will start with you, dangerous precedent? >> this is an act by the board of supervisors quoting from their website, their job is to respond to the needs of the people of san francisco. the people of san francisco need housing. the most extensive housing in the country, the second highest homeless population. they need safety. they are the highest property crime statistics in the country. one out of 16 people. wh

we have the jussie smollett matter, and russia collusion hoax, this hoax.ry accusation against brett kavanaugh have been proven to be disqualified, they are narratives, not facts, they are leaped on there because of their hatred for trump, it needs to stop. >> >> let's talk about right ring g narratives about hillary clint clinton. i am having a trump derangement syndrome. >> they have all boomeranged. >> jussie smollett does not work on empire any more there was a fair amount of skepticism about it. kennedy: can i just -- can i suggest one thing? there is stuff that brett kavanaugh did that was suspect, when he was early on in college before he decided to be a serious person. i don't know if those are impeachmentable. we have too sae accept that bret kavanaugh an is a supreme court justice, in present modern brett kavanaugh adult era, he has not done anything that is impeachmentable. now we have to do a better job of vetting these people, and not trying to overreach to cancel them if they don't go out wear. our way. >> that concer conversation is n about t

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totally-- democrat partisan, democrats will support it while republicans will write it off like jussie smollette are actually republican who want trump gone too. in fact several gop candidates have officially launched primary against thim, they launched a primary debate, we sent roy wood, jr. to check it out. >> stt first republican debate. and being a veteran of the spin room, i knew 2 was going to be jam-packed with excitement. covered by the who's who of the nation's most elite journalists. and i just happened to score an exclusive pass to this amazing-- what the hell is this? >> what if we head downstairs. >> can't go down there. >> not allowed in the debate. >> i get t i get it security risk. trump is down there. >> trump's not here. >> that's cool, we got three candidates, three solid candidates. >> two candidates. >> two candidates. >> still okay. >> debate will be covered by all national networks. >> which channel is the debate. >> it is on facebook. >> there is a facebook page. >> . >> so we watched this historical debate on facebook live with about 900 other people in the entire count

. >> he goes after the jussie smollett, the hoax. this is great you stuff.e was the victim of a racist and homophobic attack, apparently when he's walk down the street, two white men came out of the shadows with maga hats on and beat him up. for some reason african-americans we were like oddly quiet. we were supporting whim our silence. because we understood that this [bleep] was clearly lying. jesse: before we get to the analysis letting look at one of my favorite punch lines. >> it's minus 16 degrees, right? you are walking. you are walk. all right. and where were you going? >> subway. sandwiches? what did they have on. maga hats? in chicago? jesse: everybody knew it was a hoax, but the media pretended it was real. but as he said many people in the african-american community knew from the beginning like anybody with common sense that it was a lie. >> juicy, smollett. there are certain topics you have to go -- it's too serious. the whole time i am say there is something wrong. jesse: everybody was afraid because they didn't want to get called out. >> he was

our next guest of the child jussie smollett laney the impact that argument and others like it are havingchildren here at home. see that's funny, i thought you traded options. i'm not really a wall street guy. what's the hesitation? eh, it just feels too complicated, you know? well sure, at first, but jj can help you with that. jj, will you break it down for this gentleman? hey, ian. you know, at td ameritrade, we can walk you through your options trades step by step until you're comfortable. i could be up for that. that's taking options trading from wall st. to main st. hey guys, wanna play some pool? eh, i'm not really a pool guy. what's the hesitation? it's just complicated. step-by-step options trading support from td ameritrade [screaming] heather: a violent attack caught on surveillance camera. a woman who does not want to be identified said the man attempted to assault her after showing him a house in southern california. >> just doing that. heather: the police department is looking for that suspect with a school resource officer is out of a job after arresting first-graders was th

sound like a slur jussie smollett made up. and then they called me the blackest black.hey beat me up and stole my sandwich. also trevor, how can we know for sure it's the blackest. they ain't tested it. did it go to an hbcu? does it go to church for six hours? can it make real potatoe salad? you going to call yourself the blackest you got to prove yourself. >> trevor: roy, roy, i think you are confused, this doesn't have anything to do with culture, this is about applied science, it was just basically an experiment in physics. you saw that car bmw made. >> oh yeah. that car was pretty black. that car was so black it is the only car that is prone to diabetes. which is my point. i don't want a car that has to deal with the same systemic issues as me. that car so black even if it was self-driving it would get pulled over. (laughter) excuse me, car, i'm going to need you to step out of the car. >> trevor: okay, roy, i feel like are you taking this developmentment a bit personally, man. >> i'm not taking it personally. i'm taking it scientifically. these m.i.t. nerds don't k

all i see is jussie smollett making up a complete hoax. debra messing trying to black obama people in hollywood in the last week for any any association to president trump. when i covered the capitol stanley cup parade in washington, d.c., i had a hot dog and drink thrown at me because someone thought it was a trump supporter and i didn't have a has the on. there is more fear present trump supporters having backlash. you know i will watch the nationals. last time i checked they are four games ahead in thes race. you will not stop me from wearing this hat. trish: switching with gears to china. protesters refusing to back down after one of their five demands were met. will china tighten its crackdown on this pro-democracy region as you see all these demonstrations continue to ramp up or is china getting the message that hong kong's love of freedom isn't going anywhere? i don't think so. but i would love to be proven wrong. host of "the next revolution," steve hilton. china has all kinds of problems it's confronting. they have got a lousy eco

then they just transition and everything about russia wrong and along the way they'd be like jussie smollett>> how can you have a meltdown because it's bad and when he gets out he also has a meltdown about that. they just like meltdowns but i really like john bolton. every juror -- interaction i've had with him as an positive, nice guy funny guy. i couldn't be happier that he's no longer in a position of power because we have the cycle where we use more to solve problems and that creates more problems than that creates more war and it just keeps going and going and it's hard to get out of. one of the things i like about the president as he seems to understand that it seems to be trying to change that. i'm happy to see that. greg: it's interesting how the media are like upset that the president personality is more peaceful. they almost want the reverse. they wanted nice guy who kills a bunch of people. >> they want forensic files for the happy ending. greg: they never have a happy ending. >> i think the problem with the media was old and was a victim of a war that they know nothing about and

when you look at the jussie smollett attack, the russia collusion hoax, the covington capital bullieslizabeth warren lying for decades about her native american heritage. these are all narratives, and this political activism among the liberal media pushing narratives regardless of the facts. >> the scary road to be going down when the accuser herself since she doesn't recall it happening but yet they still -- >> there must be accountability for people who make these accusations. i have a daughter and a son i am raising and i fear for them with all these types of accusations that have no merit. heather: thank you for joining us, 18 after the top of the hour. it is national constitution day and our next guest is teaching new servicemembers how important that document is. the history lesson for everyone up next. you've had quite the career. yeah, i've had some pretty prestigious jobs over the years. news producer, executive transport manager, and a beverage distribution supervisor. now i'm a director at a security software firm. wow, you've been at it a long time. thing is, i like workin

jussie smollett back in the news blaming the chicago police department for the cost of investigating his hate crime hoax. smollett's legal team says he shouldn't have to pay back the $130,000 cost of the police investigation because it was the city of chicago's decision, not smollett's, to spend so much. how is that for extraordinary rare reasoning? more fall out from the justice department inspector general's report. government employees want james comey -- government employees want him to be held to account. we take that up tonight with victoria tensing and joe degeneva. up next bernie sanders new radical idea to fix climate change. that and more. molly hemmingway joins us next. ♪ limu emu & doug and now for their service to the community, we present limu emu & doug with this key to the city. [ applause ] it's an honor to tell you that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. and now we need to get back to work. [ applause and band playing ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> the major league soccer team, re

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. >> shannon: and we're still -- people like jussie smollett and then it just becomes a punch line andtter. he will probably go on and get another good acting job in his career will go on. it will be forgotten about. the covington -- it will get forgotten about and meanwhile, trump will be painted as the guy who's the angry seething guy and meanwhile, there trotting out linda sarsour with bernie sanders campaign, talk about hateful. >> well, they have noble ends, so they justify the means to achieve them. and that's pretty much consistent with the left throughout history. >> shannon: victor davis hanson we will have you back for a longer segment, but thank you so much for joining us tonight, always great to see you. when we come back, the last bite. don't go away. >> right now they hold everybody in line with this one kind of piece of doctrine about abortion, right? which is obviously a tough issue for a lot of people. then again, there's a lot of parts of the bible the talk about how life begins with breath. >> laura: okay, what do we do when babies were delivered don't breathe right

it is funny because it is totally honest, for real.r] he went on at one point he went on about jussie smollett knew he was lying from day one. and the audiences love the show. rotten tomatoes 99% of viewers gave it a positive rating but critics hated it. why? not because it wasn't funny, it is funny, the problem is, it offends them. he says things they don't think you ought to be allowed to say even for the sake of comedy. david can relate to that, he's not a political figure but he's a funny man and covers sports, but he's taking a lot of crap for being funny and he joins us tonight. dave, great to see you. >> thanks. >> tucker: what do you make of the latest response? >> none of it is surprising. very funny but the people are complaining. again, i don't know what they are complaining about. i don't want to date myself bute andrew dice clay show, he has been doing this a long time. this is the type of comedy he does. it is a different era, i guesshe some of the people loved him a couple of years ago are turning on him and saying he is lazy. a blue check mark, no fun club people if you don't a

going to be -- he's building an actual star. [ laughter ] i have to believe somewhere out there jussie smollett's like well, well, well, maybe i'm not the craziest guy on "empire." [ laughter ] [ applause ] this is kind of unbelievable. there was a mix-up during the in memoriam montage last night. look at this. ♪ so that man is not andre preffin. that is another conductor, a gentleman named leonard slatkin who's the music director laureate for the detroit symphony orchestra and is alive. [ laughter ] i said sympathy -- symphony orchestra. apparently he was just as surprised as anyone to find out he'd passed away. we tracked him down. he's in ireland right now. and joining us live, i think, please welcome the newly resurrected leonard slatkin. hello, leonard. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you very much. i'm very happy to be here. >> jimmy: now, i guess my first question is are you dead right now? >> some people might wish that. especially my conductor colleagues. but no. i was really quite stumped to learn that in giving their best to andre preff iprechb they wou have giving their worst to me.

. >> krystal, thanks >>> jussie smollett's lawyer says that attorney should not have to pay chicago $130,000 for police investigation into his claims of a hate crime because he had no way of knowing how much time officers would spend on the probe this in their latest filing to have the suit dismissed. >>> and north carolina researchers tracked 48 patients with peanut allergies who underwent a procedure that put a tiny amount under their tongue some were able to tolerate it without serious side effects >>> roku's 400% year to date rally is showing no signs of slowing down those shares hitting another new all-time high today after d.a. davidson raised the produce target to $185 the highest on the street. no big shock that it's our call of the day >> onwhat's its price to book value? >> being facetious >> it's literally owned by every quant momentum fund on the street this is like the -- there's no better >> poster child of momentum stocks >> no better stock for it. this is a $19 billion market cap. i believe there's a tremendous premium for m&a being built into this stock you are looking at 19

ed: jussie smollett case, totally made up and manufactured manufactured. he got caught.used of trashing his own business down in georgia and writing "maga" on the walls to basically stage a hate crime. jedediah: edwin kaufman was his name. pete: that's him when he was playing for the seattle seahawks seahawks. we have a picture of his mug shot there. he owns a couple of businesses outside of atlanta. apparently he went in and destroyed them, wrote racist things on the wall, terrible things, as well as "maga" stole some tvs off the wall to make it look like it was a robbery or, you know, a trashing, and then it just so happened the police showed up so they caught a vehicle leaving the scene, followed the vehicle, and it was him, and then they realized it's him who had spray-painted his business and trashed. imagine if he hadn't been caught, imagine if they hadn't come up on that scene, this morning and every other network in this country you'd be talking about the hate crime against this former nfl player by trump supporters. instead, it's all made up. he did it to himsel

jussie smollett asserted, alleged that he was subject of at least a lynch threat and that they had, what, poured bleach on him and what not. that went on for a while that story was all ginned up because these were supposedly racists that were going to lynch jusse smollett in chicago. i saw the voof the two men who went into the convenience store to buy those item he is had put on top of him. that little bit of kind of scrawny rope that didn't look to me like you'd use for that but that and the other items that were there, all that was on video, purchased at the convenience store, it was reportedly, now i don't know if it's true, that they were paid something like $3,500 to do their part in this. juse managed to wear that rope back to his apartment before he was interviewed by the police yet still this story went through and through. now the federal government needs to get involved in it. i believe they are. ding a full investigation. of what looks like let's say a less than enthusiastic prosecutor, local prosecutor there in chicago. but that's another story that fit the narrative. surely

>> i trust russia and china and iran and north korea like i trust a jussie smollett police report.rust 'em. and they're not going to stop. they're not our friends. since president trump took office, they don't love us anymore, but i think, by god, they respect us now. and we've got to remain vigilant. that doesn't mean we don't -- we shouldn't talk with them. the toughest job for a president is to deal with people who don't share your values but whose interests are important to your interests. but you've got to go into it with eyes open, wide open. neil: all right. so when other, more hard-liners -- i think john bolton was among them, he's out of a job maybe because of this view that the president's overtures to some of these folks was a little over the top. now, of course, he's tossed over the side. does that direction, does that approach the president takes, which was at the core of the john bolton -- i can't deal with it, do you share any of that? >> well, look, i've never met mr. bolton. he -- i've listened to him, i've watched him, i've read a portion of one of his books. he h