kennedy: welcome back. louisiana night jeb bush fired verbal tore pea doze at donald trump before donald shot outw a few of his own jabs. >> donald is great at the one-liners. but he's a chaos candidate. and he would be a chaos president. he would not be the commander-in-chief we need to keep our country safe. kennedy: the and is back. shillue, we'll start with you. kennedy: jeb doesn't like the chaos. he likes the calm and he's pinning the chaos on trump's condi. donkey. >> how many times did jeb suede say i'm a serious candidate. people don't trust the establishment. they don't want a serious candidate. they like the chaos because they think it' going to gift back to the establishment. whether they are right or not, i don't know. they like chaos. kennedy: maybe they equate seriousness with political correctness. >> they say you will never get wall built. you can't deport 11 million people. they say i don't care. i just like that he's saying it. >> when i heard jeb and trup yell at each other, they might h

. [♪] kennedy: hello, there.elcome aboard s.s. -- i'm watching another pile of flap jacks pile up as the state department releases another batch of hillary clinton scintillating emails. now what is left is the subtle nuances. she is an overly sensitive war hawk surrounded by people. when hillary clinton cracked her head hollywood heavyweight harvey weinstein couldn't get to her directly. so he offered movies for her to watch while she was convalescing. but it wouldn't have done any good because they found an -- an email from huma. it seems their sol sole sole jos to keep them secret. he writes near record-high favability numbers. that was a long time ago. he says she is a hard worker. and gracious person. the most important quality for a diplomat. chelsea uses a fake name diane reynolds. she also signed an email using her secret service code name energy. while the rest of her emotionally groveling staff, they talk into a banana and con if firm suspicions the cash grab weren't just the work of a master manipulator

i'm kennedy. kennedy: don't mind me. i'm your golden gal. why are certain leaders trying to link climate change and terrorism? let's find out. catherine kim is a national review reporters and "star wars" hater. and guy benson here is from crownhall.com and a fox news contributor. welcome camille. it's camille's first time. >> be gentle. kennedy: guy, i will start with you. were you surprised how quickly president hollande bought into this propaganda about climate change and terrorism? >> no because this is the line on the left. here in mayor car you will see bernie sanders and his all polld his apologists pe -- purportingo link climate change and terrorism. the story goes when there are droughts it puts pressure on governments and people get angry and birth and turn to extreme -- get angry and bitter and hence the link. but in europe they have grown up with all the comforts of so sight and they traveled to syria to embrace that ideology. kennedy: if you take those two elements away from each other. if you take climate change out there will s

i'm kennedy. after the last presidential debate donald trump's lead shrunk to just 4 points over his nearest rival ted cruz. according to the latest quinnipiac poll they are statistically tide. 58 per of americans said they would be embarrassed if donald trump were elected president. let's talk about it with our luscious party panel. the author of "dear reader," and national review writer who wrote ask the conservative manifesto." these gentlemen are nice. >> they are so nice. he said he would be nice because he was told to be nice. i didn't say which one. kennedy: i love it. charles let's talk about cruz and trump essentially tide. >> i think he will do very well. kennedy: he has room to grow. >> i think it will come down to rubio and cruz at the ends. for the first time in the party i think it's possible cruz could be the nominee. i still think it will be rubio in the end. kennedy: i think you are just saying that because you would be embarrassed if you were wrong touch said all along you don't

kennedy: that's my fast it.r and sickle new york. >> i had one guy telling me how much salt i could put on my eggs. kennedy: congratulations on all your success. the book that's out. people will recognize your work as they thumb through the book. i marvel at the cleverness and layers that go into political cartooning. >> we want to be the catalyst forethought. the republic is in jeopardy. if i can inject humor to reach the people to understand what's at stake, especially in this next election, hopefully i have done my my job. very good. you take it easy. this show is done. thank you for watching. you can watch "kennedy" monday through thursday. follow me on twitter at kennedy nation. >> after years of scouring the ocean floor, a treasure hunter with a simple motto... >> today is the day. >> today is the day. >> today is the day. >> ...hits the mother lode. >> ...a shipwreck, which had 40 tons of gold and silver and copper on board. >> when his heirs cash in, collectors grab a piece of the action. >> a gold chali

you can catch episodes of kennedy monday through thursday on "kennedy."rt of hateful spew and on any medium. good night. bye from over here. s political correctness. thanks for being with us. have a great evening. good night from new york. >> another mass shooting. john: isis attacks. what can america do about it? presidential candidates claim they know what to do. >> if i'm elected president, we will defeat radical islamic terrorists. john: but how? some candidates say the threat has already come to america. >> we should never take in refugees, we don't know who these people rebuke we don't know where they're coming fro. john: does it matter if the politicians say radical islam? >> i don't think we're at war with islam. we are at war with violent extremism. john: whatever words we use, it's important we find the right balance between safety and liberty. senator rand paul got our government the stop mass collecti

kennedy: why is that?nd he knows what he's doing. >> oh, my god, the wookie. >> chewbacca. he's hairy. >> that would be the only one. >> princess leia. kennedy: which star wars character would make the best president. >> i think han. kennedy: which star wars character is most like trump? >> jabba the hut. kennedy: which "star wars" character would make the best president. >> darth vader maybe. in this day and age we need someone whose evil, i guess. kennedy: that's the one thing missing from this presidential race. kennedy: the panel is back. so now it's time to go around the horn. kirstin. >> han solo. he's a man web's strong web, smart, he's not afraid to take action. but he's also smart and intelligence. harrison ford. we are not talking about the real harrisonford. we are talking about who he would cast in a movie. han solo hands down. >> i don't get the chewbacca love. if people want a president who's hairy and not wearing pants they can vote for me. i would go for darth vader. he gets things done. he

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i'm kennedy. today hillary clinton's spokesman brian fallon responded to donald trump's remand for an apology saying hell no, hillary clinton won't be apologizing. is this what a general election would be like? will ron is here, the daily beast washington bureau chief. and katie pavlich and also a fox news contributor. '. let's say mean things about people. is this a preview of the death match? >> between donald trump and hillary clinton? if it gets that far. i don't know that's pundit hospital think donald trump will make it to the general. but for an early exchange this was fiery. hillary clinton took something that's a liberal article of faith after san bernardino. we heard about what isis wants after that and it didn't line up with a lot of republican rhetoric. she took that from her own speculation and it into the realm of fact and it's easy to call out. kennedy: she lost this rounds. i imagine today there is a bit after scramble trying to figure out if this writes they are going. if they are

kennedy: topic number two. a mom in bloomington, minnesota had an didn't to raise tuition money for her daughter if she could sing a half court shot. did she harness her super mom powers? watch. oh, my gosh. it went in. granny throw. she got $40 million in cash and prizes. manage what would happen if they you have ad tuition money to this girl. that's the saddest shot ever. it's as though she greased up her hands with a tub of vaseline before going to the courts. topic number 3. if your force is still sleeping. maybe this will reawaken it. "star wars" gets the treatment from bad lip reading. a blaster from the past with a new twist. >> i don't want your sass. >> i was a dog walker. >> you are really cute. >> you are really cute and i forgot to wash earlier but my bed is open. >> give me a big howl. >> the whole thing is so good. you can watch it this minute. you can watch all 7 1/2 minutes of it. topic number 4. donald trump first canceled his jimmy kimmel appearance in a fit of distrust. but when he finally sa

them, kennedy.ennedy: if you look at all the ways it's almost impossible top acquire firearms in california. there is an incredible article listing how difficult it is to get a gun. go to washington, d.c. go to chicago. go to the places where there is a lot of violence and and lot of gun laws and there is a direct correlation. this is not about guns montel. >> do you know you have to prove you can see. you have sight to drive a car? i'm just saying i can weed out some of the people who are so crazy just by making you walk in the door. i'm not -- i believe in the second amendment. you can't stop any begun i have. the on the way i'm going to stop people without men at capacity. kennedy: how do i protect myself from a terrorist who might be working in the cubical next to me. i appreciate you though we may disagree on this. "saturday night live" quinn when you're on hold, your business is on hold. that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. when you call, a small business expert will answer you

kennedy: how do you prove that. see a new brand of stateism growing on the right. >> isolationism is saying why are we in these other countries. when we are there they resent us for being there. i say let them kill each other off overseas. and there is no reason for our men and women to be there where everyone is a villian. >> steadily increasing number of americans want to reintroduce ground forces into iraq. that's a remarkable thing to say because we have been involved militarily in iraq so many times and it's always to correct the mistakes of the last time we invaded. and it looks like that's what we are going to do again. kennedy: republicans say if only the president had stayed with the surge, we would have defeated aqi and isis never would have spread it up. i don't necessarily buy that and i don't buy into belowback either. i think blowback is naive. >> it contribute, though. kennedy: i think there is a contribution. i think invading flawct first place created this environment. >> talking about the 50% that

kennedy: .ank you for bobbing my skirt up. >> we choose to go to the moon. >> the world was fascinated. the astronauts were superstars. >> these are the nation's mercury astronauts. [ applause ] >> announcer: it inspires him to collect all kinds of nasa artifacts. >> that's one small step for man... >> it's one of america's greatest achievements, and i think it's something which will continue to inspire. >> announcer: but when he dies too young... >> i thought, "this can't be happening." >> announcer: ...he leaves his widow an inheritance that's out of this world. ♪

kennedy had not gone to dallas in 1963. do we know what kennedy would have done if he had lived?st that he never would have done what lyndon johnson did in vietnam. >> this nation will keep its commitments from south vietnam to west berlin. >> though lbj had experienced the same crises by sitting next to kennedy, he had not come out with the same conclusions. he did not share kennedy's suspicion of the united states military or military advice. once kennedy was gone, it was inevitable that u.s. foreign policy was going to change. we lost a president that was skeptical of military advice and gained one who usually took it. >> the official russian announcement said he resigned. crowds that one cheered khrushchev wildly were left in the dark as to what went on when the central committee named leonid brezhnev as the new leader of the party. >> my father was shocked. his successor just went in the opposite direction, then divorce of his policies. he was very upset. >> he had begun a new age of the soviet union, a thawing of the cold war. not complete, but the beginning of something. b

you can catch episodes of kennedy monday through thursday on "kennedy."rt of hateful spew and on any medium. good night. bye from over here. >>> good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. the republican establishment appears ready to risk turning the gop presidential primary contest wrup side down and upset millions and millions of republican voters while the holy alliance attacks donald trump's candidacy and his campaign. in doing so will frustrate the american public. least those that support trump for president. the gop elites have simply lost their minds if the washington post reporting is accurate. "the post" reports that more than 20 top republican officials and leading figures in the

kennedy: breaking news. we are expecting an update from the san bernardino police department on yesterday's shooting massacre. we are waiting for the motive and learning whether the killers have ties to terrorism. we have the latest on the investigation from catherine herridge and reaction from gregg gutfeld, montel williams and much, much more including you. we plan to get to you tonight because i'm watching so many people get it so wrong, and there is much we still don't know. gross overreaction falls flat and it's dangerous. as leftists took to twitter calling for action and more gun control, it was the knuckle dragging prayer shamers who create an unnecessary die cot smi between. the daily neuse news -- the daily news said god isn't fixing this. history is filled with examples of liberties trampled and lives ruined with emotionally motivated regulation. a woman hiding as her co-workers ran for their lives. she called for prayers. i didn't know the nra were funding southern california bomb factories. mart

you can catch episodes of kennedy monday through thursday on "kennedy."sort of hateful spew and on any medium. good night. bye from over here. let's go rangers. that's me. bye. >> "this was once the property of george washington." you're a v.i.p. >> [ laughing ] yeah. >> ...and the pride of a modest family. >> my father was a truck driver. we got along, but we were very frugal. >> so how did she end up with washington's wallet? >> are you a descendant of george washington? >> no, i'm not. and it's quite a long story. >> a story about love of country... >> we want these things because we want a connection to these men. >> ...the allure of big bucks... >> i established a value for the wallet. >> it was a lot of money. >> ...and some good old-fashioned intrigue... >> someone took the wallet and disappeared. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ]

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kennedy: last night i proposed this.hat are you going to do, load them up with sodium pentathol and force them to draw a mohamed cartoon while asking them to eat bacon? never mind the mathematical impossibility of finding, tracking and cataloging 1.2 billion muslims. how do you explain to businesses and university that rely on foreign workers and student that the large resource pool is about to dry up indefinitely and how about keeping billions of dollars in travel revenue off the table for hotels and mom and pop shops that benefit from visitors. and god help you on the way back from puerto rico. they are still flerk out all the details. here is trump meeting with a group of advisors. >> i'm a strong believer in christianity and religion. >> don't try to frighten us with your sorcerer's way. that has not griffin you clare vinese d or not -- or not given you clar clare invoicans. kennedy: . he lumps all muslims shoulded in practicality. but dividing up the country by hateful force is no way to make america great again. is

kennedy public service act. and it seems to me that the senator and his family, certainly, we know, represented public service and their commitment to public service beyond anything that anyone could ever even imagine. so, i think that's the inspiration that he leaves behind, both in this oral history and in his career. >> margaret? >> yeah, i would say a respect for public service and a respect for other public servants. i mean, i always thought, you know, he was here for the right reason and he gave everybody else that benefit of the doubt also. and this, you know, shared commitment to doing the right thing on behalf of our country. and you know, it just oozed out of him, and he had that respect for his fellow members, for staff, for constituents. when you're walking through an airport in boston with him or, you know, in front of him at a hearing, just that mutual respect for contributing to the good of our country. >> melody. >> the quote that bill used at the top of the program was one that jumped out at me

kennedy was killed.as a whole in the 20th century, you look at america in the 60s, you really say, that day was the dividing point. >> i guess in the average man's life, there are two or three emotional experiences that he doesn't forget. because they're burned into his heart and his brain. and no matter what happens to me, i will remember november the 22nd as long as i live. it is impossible for me to this day, and i'm sure ten years from now to drive through dallas and look at the book depository building and impossible to drive by the texas hotel today and not think about the morning that president kennedy spoke there. it will always be with us. >> ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. >> kennedy standing hold on the public i think will only fade if and when we get another president about whom they feel the same way as they currently feel about kennedy. ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ >>> it is a mixture of pretty scenery and ugly events. vietnam rep

eisenhower thought that much less of kennedy because kennedy did. i will mention another incident of eisenhower losing his temper that pertains to the space race. this story comes from arthur larson. you see eisenhower with arthur lawsorson. the soviet union launched sputnik in 1957. it marked the beginning of the space age, october 4, 1957. and on november 5, 1957, almost a month after sputnik, arthur larson is in the oval office. eisenhower specifically asked arthur larson to come to the white house -- larson was the director of the u.s. information agency -- and eisenhower made larson the special assistant to the president to help him write eches. on this date, eisenhower was on the phone with his new defense secretary, neil mcelroy. he mentioned creating a director of missile development to give top priorities to america's missile development for defense. but mcelroy was not buying this. he resisted. finally, eisenhower lost his temper, he cursed, slammed on the phone, and according to larson, he said, give him all the power he needs. this displ

kennedy data traveled to south asia during the thousand days of the kennedy administration.he went in the spring of 1962 so just a few months before the crisis. it was the first time that a first lady had traveled by herself outside of the united states in the age of television. eleanor roosevelt traveled during the second world war but there was no television and truman and eisenhower never traveled by themselves overseas. that is a bubble but it's a misnomer. her sister went with her into the secret service detachment of about 25 people needed a boeing 747 to get them there as well. her trip was a spectacular success. she was hailed as the queen of america in india and pakistan and she excited the crowd not just india and pakistan but because of television they excited the people back in the united states of america. in pakistan they also gave her a gift. he heard that she was a horsewoman and loved horses and loved riding and loved jumping with them and so he gave her a 10-year-old chief and laid immediate instructions to the white house to be given vip treatment on the a

larger than kennedy's in many places, although without the frenzy that accompanies a kennedy appearancee if i'm going to remain a very active and viable candidate. it would adversely affect me in a very serious way. >> the actual final figures yet to come in. but apparently senator mccarthy has won a major victory in oregon. senator kennedy has suffered a severe setback. they move on now to california and the primary there a week from tonight. >> and this result, tonight, does not prove, of course, that kennedy is politically dead this year. it does prove that he's politically mortal. it establishes that he is robert kennedy, after all. not john f. kennedy. >> i think what will happen now, mccarthy gets a new life. he's still a long shot. but he has a chance now. i think that, however, you don't write off robert kennedy, because he can come off the floor and win big in california. that's what he has to do. if he didn't win big in california, he's had it. give yourself the gift of a better network. get up to 50% off our hottest android smartphones, like the samsung galaxy s6. only till d

here we have kennedy, host of "kennedy" on fox business network. from fbn, dagen mcdowell. we have veteran of both george w. bush and obama administration, fox news contributor, jillian turner. our #oneluckyguy is concerns veterans for america, pete hegseth. he is outnumbered. the accuser's attorneys say their client is ready to face him in court. all of this could end with cosby in prison. laura engle following the story for us. a lot of developments today, laura. reporter: hi, melissa. this is the moment that many of bill cosby's alleged victims have been waiting for. that the 78-year-old comic will face criminal charges after decades of accusations against him. at least 52 women have come forward to publicly claim bill cosby sexually abused them and drugged them too. according to the accuser the alleged abuse began in the 1960s. it took place as recently as 2008 in eight states including pennsylvania where the charges were filed and two countries, the u.s. and canada. today's charges stem from alleged sexual assault that took place in cosby's pennsylvania home 12 years a

tells you things you thought you knew about kennedy. i thought i knew about kennedy. i covered all these topics in 1963. it isn't until now, 50 years later, after listening to these tapes that i found out what really happened. >> how did you get access to these tapes? >> i knew they were available at the kennedy library, but they're very hard to listen to. you know, it was low tech in 1960, '63. so you spent hours, you spent eight hours to get an hour of tape. it was that hard. so it was bitter work, i'll tell ya. many headaches listening to these things. telephone recordings are very good, very clear. but some of -- the kennedy library held back on stuff that was most controversial. you know? his involvement in the overthrow of the president. he knew him personally. he was the original booster to be president of vietnam, defended him while he was a senator. but you remember the monk imnolating himself on the streets of vietnam. that picture changed kennedy, changed the whole situation in vietnam. it was just a matter of time before kennedy got rid of him. >> from wha

that kennedy maintained the situation in lawrence. there was included no constitution alley legitimate justification for making same sex sex a crime. justice scalia joined once again by rehnquist and thomas, dissented. scalia accused the court of signing on to what he termed the homosexual agenda and fumed that the court had no business invalidating legislation that would be enacted by the citizens of texas. echoing scalia's outrage, conservatives were livid. pat robertson -- jerry fallwell warned that lawrence v. texas would lead to bestiality and a paster in kansas moved it marked the death nail of american sievization. when it came time for justice kennedy to announce the court. he read a brief statement explaining the result from the bench. the supreme court chamber was of course packed. at the end, he declared quote, bowers v. hardwick was not correct when decided and it is not correct today. it ought not to remain binding precedent. bowers v. hardwick should be and now is overruled. it was a remarkable movement. overwhelmed at w

kennedy public service act. and it seems to me that the senator and his family, certainly, we know, represented public service and their commitment to public service beyond anything that anyone could ever even imagine. so, i think that's the inspiration that he leaves behind, both in this oral history and in his career. >> margaret? >> yeah, i would say a respect for public service and a respect for other public servants. i mean, i always thought, you know, he was here for the right reason and he gave everybody else that benefit of the doubt also. and this, you know, shared commitment to doing the right thing on behalf of our country. and you know, it just oozed out of him, and he had that respect for his fellow members, for staff, for constituents. when you're walking through an airport in boston with him or, you know, in front of him at a hearing, just that mutual respect for contributing to the good of our country. >> melody. >> the quote that bill used at the top of the program was one that jumped out at me

jackie kennedy won to do something special. she did not want to have just another state dinner at the white house. she had just been with the president to her sigh and to vienna. she was looking for the equivalent of versailles. we don't have her sigh. what we do have is mount vernon, the first -- we do not have versailles. she persuaded the ladies association that runs mount vernon to let them use it for a dinner. everybody who mattered in the kennedy administration was there. bobby kennedy, the whole cabinet , but there was also business to be done. the pakistanis had cut off our use of the airbase in east pakistan that we're using to send supplies to the tibetans. it was a subtle way of indicating they were not happy with what the united states was doing. theere now about to woo indians and not pay enough attention to the pakistanis. the president took the field marshal for a little walk in the garden. we don't know exactly what they said to each other, but he put on the kennedy charm and convinced him to reopen the airport

as in romer and lord, kennedy again authored the opinion of the court. he was joined by justice ginsburg, breyer, sotomayor, taken. chief justice roberts and justice scalia, thomas and alito dissented. the opinion for the court justice can explain that the issue presented was not whether states were constitutionally obligated to recognize same-sex marriage. rather, the issue is whether the federal government could constitutionally discriminate against couples who have been legally married in a state or because those individuals happen to be of the same sex. and approaching the question justice kennedy emphasized that a state's decision to give same-sex couples the right to marry conferred upon them the dignity and a status of immense import. doma's principle of fact, can be maintained, with identified a subset of state sanctioned marriages to make them unequal. kennedy argued it is by placing legally married same-sex couples in the position of being second tier marriages, doma demeans the couple and humiliated tens of thousands of children who were then

he admired jack kennedy. but as he told jack kennedy himself, he said, you know, you would never have gotten elected had stevenson put you on the ticket in 1956. you would have been just another defeated vice presidential candidate and you would never have been able to be covered -- to recover and become president. i'm not sure that he was right about that. it was interesting that he would say it. brian: where do they keep the archives of all the columns that were written by drew pearson? anywhere? tyler: yes. i'm glad you asked that. that is very interesting. anybody that wants to can get them online at american university. american university has them all digitized. you can go online and pull up a column. the first column was november, 1932. and the last column that he wrote was probably july, june or july, 1969. but then jack was writing them and jack continued. brian: and he died on what date again? tyler: september 1, 1969. brian: our guest has been tyler abell, stepson of drew pearson. the book is calle