i'm kennedy.ith hillary clinton and donald trump's unpopularity numbers soaring, is this the year for extra party runs? let's ask my court-mandated party panel. my friend meghan mccain, sphoks news contributor and one who is no stranger to presidential races. what do you think about bernie sanders running as an independent? >> i think it's anybody in this race to run as an independent besides donald trump, the moist successful would be bernie sanders. 43% of americans are registered independent. he has a stranglehold on that vote. if he doesn't get, donald trump will get it. kennedy: you think he actually could win? i think he has enough crossover. she has own authenticity problem. i think bernie could do quite well. but why limit it to just one-third party person. >> usually when you have third party candidates, there is only one. but i disagree with momiki. electoral votes are getting split between hillary and bernie and trump will get a landslide when george wallace took votes away from what wo

kennedy. he had actually been impressed with nixon when they met him. it was not an easy thing for kennedy to win him over. i would say it was -- i need the help. can you hear? the moment that i realized that the gifts that kennedy has, that he enjoyed displaying, and that counted a lot, was his smile. martin luther king liked his smile. let me tell you one reason why. question on the first television debate was, what do you think about the questionable language that president truman had used about his adversary, nedy -- the smile began saying, if mrs. truman get control his language, i'm not going to try. [applause] answeringixon started . a long, pious answer about his heart that was broken. he went on and on about how the terror of america are in because of this terrible language. throughout this holes be a -- whole spiel from nixon, they kept showing kennedy with a careful smile. afterwards as well as on the spot, he lost by 120,000 votes -- that smile in that moment was probably worth mor

kennedy: dr. ron paul weighs in on america's growing desire for a third-party candidate and why it should be someone who will shrink the federal government. kennedy: welcome back. rufnl can senator ben sasse is not a fan of his party's nominee. dr. ron fall joins me to react to senator sasse's comments. >> there should be more competition and more democracy. my beef is we are making the world safe for democracy. we send our troops over there, a lot of them die. we spin tom elections that we totally ignore. at home i don't think you have true democracy. the invisible government, shadow government has more control than riter party, the two parties get together. because we are in such a mess, people are confused. i'm delighted to hear sasse's suggestion. just even the attempts have been made with the green party and libertarian and constitution party, is there not much success because they are exclude. unless you are a billionaire and have a lot of celebrity status you can't get any attention. kenned

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*music and singing "kennedy, kennedy, kennedy, kennedy, kennedy, kennedy ... ken-ne-dy, for me. kennedy, kennedy, kennedy. kennedy." "today our concern must be with that future. for the world is changing. the old era is ending. the old ways will not do." when our look at john f kennedy continues... we'll turn our attention to the queen of kennedy's camelot as well as the speeches that ring through the years. even the tribute to jfk's legacy that he never got to see. even the tribute to jfk's legacy that he never got to see. we head back to september 2, 1963 when television history as made with walter cronkite anchoring the first ever half- hour news program. the first story - an interview with president kennedy. "mr. president, the only hot war we've got running at the moment is of course, the one in vietnam and we've got our difficulties there quite obviously. the headline and the story in the new york times yesterday was rather an interesting one. it said that the administration will try diplomacy in vietnam which i'd assume we had been trying all along. what can we do in this

kennedy: call me foolish. i love freedom, but i don't think the empress is bert on this issue. >> you will hear all the usual complaint, freedom of speech and we have to shut off their means of communicating. it's more complicated. kennedy: not complicated at all. drunk both of them. i don't care if they are a couple of -- eetotalling quitter. they warned you all along. now put on a silly hat and drink all the tequila you can put in your gord. greg gutfeld tells us about the death threats aimed at a former regular and couple who are now meat eaters. i'm glad you are here, i'm kennedy. donald and hillary, friend forever. they are pivoting toward the general elect and speculation has begun on their possible running mates. trump started the v.p. vetting process. and bill o'reilly said the last two competitors to drop out 0 could be considered. bill: ted cruz, would you consider hip? >> he's a capable guy, he's been vetted. kennedy: hillary could be looking at elizabeth warren who went on an anti-trump tirade sayi

kennedy: carly, you are fired.ruz, you are fired it wasn't just republicans that were bit by the cobra. we saw bernie get very heated in debates. but we all know we were really watching this. >> i have never in my life yelled at a girl like this. when my mother yelled like this it was because she loved me. i was rooting for you. we were all rooting for you. how dare you? >> i was expecting tyra to say tiffany, no one cares about your damn emails. when hillary leaves that interview with director james comey, she'll feel something like this. get out. gargoyles. kennedy: hillary always going after the evangelical vote. we are on the crazy bus to garbagetown. sometimes the unpredictability seems a lot like this. you know what? i much preerch that to the -- i much prefer that to the country club version of democracy that uniquely fits the stabment narrative our president loves if reality tv means getting dirty, bloody and weird. then sign me up for another season. can donald trump unite the gop? tomorrow he meets with s

kennedy: in the desert.oming up, donald trump goes to new jersey to help his bosom buddy, chris christie. donald trump releases his list you wouldn't take medicine without checking the side effects. hey honey. huh. the good news is my hypertension is gone. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. intensely-flavored.. colorfully-diverse. beautifully-misshapen. cultivated for generations, it's the unexpected hero of any dish. when you cook with incredible ingredients... you make incredible meals. fresh ingredients. step-by-step-recipes. delivered to your door. get your first two meals free blueapron.com/cook. kennedy: donald trump made his first campaign stop in new jersey today who raise money for chris christie. one is a $25,000 a plate fundraiser. as the man of the people become part of machine in the party panel is back. so i want to start with you, db. this would be right with conflict of interest. >> i think it's highly unethical but not by doorly illegal.

kennedy: did he eat it?ot in unfortunately. >> when you go into a restroom you assume the on people going into that restroom are of the same gender. >> we wanted for him to see what we represent as a local establishment. >> a lot of people who support it say they don't want men coming into women's rooms and violating children. how do you feel about that? >> honestly i think it's kind of ridiculous. i think the likelihood that would happen is pretty small. i have no concern about my daughter or son going to the bathroom. kennedy: we are at the raleigh beer gardens and we are going to have some fun with this topic. let's go inside. which bathroom should i use? >> i can't tell. i don't care. kennedy: what do you think of the mustache. can i use the men's room? >> i wouldn't do that. >> no. you would get kicked out. kennedy: would you be upset if i used the bathroom? you made my case for me. >> it's a little crooked. >> sure, you can use the men's room or lady's room. you wouldn't mind if i went in the lady's ro

kennedy: impression number 4.to you for a second. i bought the extra leg room but i have got to have my guitar. i don't want to wear the cowboy hat unless i'm putting it down. i have got to spread my legs out, man. can i smoke weed in here? kennedy: normally no, but for you, jeff bridges on a plane. >> the academy award winner jeff bridges. kennedy: thank you, jonathan kite, please come back and bring a sponge because my makeup is running. >> do you have any makeup stick spray? kennedy: i love. thank you so much. all right. thank you for watching tonight. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. . >> good evening, everybody, i'm lou daub dobbs. donald trump meeting with lawmakers. by all account, he clearly one them over. he has a message and mandate for millions of voters and members of congress hearing that message loud and clear. trump would receive praise from fellow republican, including speaker paul ryan. >> he has gotten more votes than any republican primary from nominee in the history of our country and this

kennedy: impression number 4. arguing with a flight attendant. >> hey, babe, let me talk to you for a second. i bought the extra leg room but i have got to have my guitar. i don't want to wear the cowboy hat unless i'm putting it down. i have got to spread my legs out, man. can i smoke weed in here? kennedy: normally no, but for you, jeff bridges on a plane. >> the academy award winner jeff bridges. kennedy: thank you, jonathan kite, please come back and bring a sponge because my makeup is running. >> do you have any makeup stick spray? kennedy: i love. thank you so much. all right. thank you for watching tonight. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. thanks for being with us. good night from new york. [♪] >> announcer: this show has never been solely about investment. we talked about anything that affected people and their money. from will, nevada, the new "wall street week." gary: welcome to "wall street week."

kennedy: in the desert.oming up, donald trump goes to new jersey to help his bosom buddy, chris christie. buddy, chris christie. donald trump releases his list it's free.wash! um...no, thanks. knew that was coming. he won't let anyone else touch his car. except me. here i am... working my canister off to clean and shine... and give proven protection... against fading and aging caused by uv rays. he won't use those copycat wipes. hi...doing anything later? the quiet type. i like that. armor all original protectant. don't be dull. kennedy: donald trump made his first campaign stop in new jersey today who raise money for chris christie. one is a $25,000 a plate fundraiser. as the man of the people become part of machine in the party panel is back. so i want to start with you, db. this would be right with conflict of interest. >> i think it's highly unethical but not by doorly illegal. if you go to the taxpayers of nnofnew jersey who have spent $0 million for legal fees for bridgegate. there was a reporter sayin

kennedy: there are still skeptics. >> they are funded by lobbyists. kennedy: not necessarily.taken overly politicized issue. >> the studies that ra are pro fracking are funded by organizations receiving grants from oil companies. >> the studies by the department of energy, the federal government has concluded fracking is contributing to a lessening of carbon emissions in this country. the federal government. who is funding the federal government? you are. >> who is the head of the department of energy. who is the head of the department of energy. after george w. bush. kennedy: i think it's jeh jo angel is not doing so well. sorry about that. >> anyways, the government fund by and me. the problem with public schools in general. people are so surprised to learn decisions on books in public schools become politicized. that's the whole point. california where you lived and i lived in the past, is constantly having fights over we can't have a book that says that maybe transgender kids when they are 13 can do this and do that. kennedy: that's such a good point. that's the ultimate a

[applause] of thehe preface landmark biography on kennedy called "kennedy." he made these comments, which i think are quite fitting to start with. " i cannot single out any one day for a time i begin to understand john kennedy is a human being. gradually, i discover the simplicity of this man's taste and demeanor was, while genius and genuine, deceptive and disarming. i also learned in the time that this cool analytical mind was stimulated by a warm, compassionate heart. the more one new john kennedy, the more one like him. those of us who came to know him well, bill we really rarely heard him discuss his personal feelings, begin to know the strength and warmth of this dedicated man and his logic. as he himself said about robert frost, his sense of the human tragedy, fortifies him against self-deception and easy consolation. " this evening, we are fortunate to be with sex exceptional -- six exceptional men and women. six individuals whose lives have intersected with kennedy, who were in the kennedy administration, who have unbelievable stories, and just two w

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kennedy: impression number 4.s arguing with a flight attendant. >> hey, babe, let me talk to you for a second. i bought the extra leg room but i have got to have my guitar. i don't want to wear the cowboy hat unless i'm putting it down. i have got to spread my legs out, man. can i smoke weed in here? kennedy: normally no, but for you, jeff bridges on a plane. >> the academy award winner jeff bridges. kennedy: thank you, jonathan kite, please come back and bring a sponge because my makeup is running. >> do you have any makeup stick spray? kennedy: i love. thank you so much. all right. thank you for watching tonight. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. >> a super storm whacks the jersey shore. >> you walk in. what do you find? >> you couldn't even get through the front door. >> it was overwhelming, the damage that had been done. >> a town institution obliterated. but could a strange inheritance of superheroes save the day? >> i was holding the books up, and i was screaming like a little giddy schoolgirl. [ laughs ] >>

kennedy: coming up.orried about what the next president can and cannot do to wreck the economy. kennedy: over the weekend billionaire warren buffet says in the long term he's not worried about whether it will be president trump or hillary. >> it makes no difference who's president. it makes a difference what kind of policies are. but this country can't be stopped. kennedy: he was talking to liz claman. how much damage can a president actually do during their term? let's ask brian brenberg. a president really can't do much. >> in the short term, the system is set up to make sure presidents with bad ideas are limited in what they can do. i think it's unlikely he will be able to do that. the congress won't allow it. the system is set up to keep them from doing that. that doesn't mean over the long term we don't see damage. you can do things that are bad for the economy or not doing things that are good for the economy. kennedy: obamacare is a new entitlement and you can make the argument that has hurt the e

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, mary to jean kennedy. i went right to the white house and i was fortunate to be assigned today's powers who was a wonderful man, a great sense of humor and he was one of the first people who reached out to president kennedy. he came from a rather humble beginning and had just returned from the war in china. he did not fly a plane he was freshly working on that and what have you. he climbed up, as dave tells the story, knocked on the door and said, i am john kennedy and i want to run for the house of representatives and everybody said you would be the perfect person to help me. dave said, i certainly will be and i'm awfully glad you did not get tired on the second floor. [laughter] >> they were together for every single trip a president ever took including in dallas when he was in the car behind him. he was a joy to work for because he was such a delightful man. i am just going to tell very quickly because i know you are very busy. my three greatest memories of the white house wars the honor of being there,

kennedy: this video resurfaced. whatever drunk intern told her we would like you to pretend to be a severely disabled person on a bench. >> what you have seen, you cannot unsee. even hot pokers. topic number 2. being a celebrity look alike is a constant struggle. i'm always being miss take for tom sell i can. this picture with the caption, the name adam sandler's character is mackessler. my name is max kessler and i look just like him. i smell a paternity suit. what can you do this, max. to which macasked. adam sandler offered a proposal. okay, you can come party with me with the better mackessler at the do-over premiere rock 'n roll. they met up and hit the red carpet. max asked kessler if he would like to trade wives for a while. adam consulted his friend to see if he made the right decision. >> what are you going to do now in make another [bleep] movie? >> the chic who doesn't like you? that was your way out right there. now you are stuck. topic number 3. you guy know how shot work. you throw the ball, then turn

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kennedy: impression number 4.g with a flight attendant. >> hey, babe, let me talk to you for a second. i bought the extra leg room but i have got to have my guitar. i don't want to wear the cowboy hat unless i'm putting it down. i have got to spread my legs out, man. can i smoke weed in here? kennedy: normally no, but for you, jeff bridges on a plane. >> the academy award winner jeff bridges. kennedy: thank you, jonathan kite, please come back and bring a sponge because my makeup is running. >> do you have any makeup stick spray? kennedy: i love. thank you so much. all right. thank you for watching tonight. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation from worx. [ dramatic music plays ] nothing offends these members of the mount parnassus garden club like a neglected lawn. and they're here to do something about it. [ clicks ] their weapon of choice -- the all-new worx gt 2.0... the next-generation lithium-battery-powered two-in-one trimmer and edger that means business. when

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kennedy: bernie is likeable.t's not until you sit yourself down and have a strong talking to that you realize how out of date his ideology is. hillary clinton unleashed a new weapons in her battle against donald trump. it's elizabeth warren slamming trump about comment he made prior to the 2008 recession saying he was excited about the real estate market crash and thought he could make money on it? what kind of a man does that? i'll tell what you kind of a man does that? it's a man who cares about no one but himself. a small, insecure, money grubber who doesn't care who gets hurt so long as he makes a profit off it. kennedy: does she fight against a super villian called straw man? i'll tell you what kind of a man he is or a person anyone is who profits off a down market. it's called a contrarian, that's not the worst thing in the world. >> i resent your setup of this whole episode. somebody was going to make money on a downturn. when bubbles burst, someone makes money, and trump, if he knows about anything, it's

kennedy: concentrating power? >> he may repeal some of the things obama has done that it don't like, but he would do it in a way i don't like. a lot of his first day would be him running around washington saying i want to do this, and the establishment would say we can't do that, mr. president. then he would go to bed chastened. kennedy: that's where executive order comes from. it acts as a salve for bruised feeling. >> i think he would damage the country further and do great damage to the right. >> and i would probably be deported back to russia. despite the fact we are citizens. >> i'm not a citizen yet. kennedy: michigan is seceding. >> i don't think he's going to do anything right. he will hire people. the best people. he's going to tweet web's going to talk. i don't think he wants to be president. i think he wants to win because he likes just winning stuff. kennedy: it's interesting you said that. hillary clinton doesn't want to be president either so she is putting bill in charge of the economy. maybe donald

every investigation that kennedy's murder has come up against this. new and old allegations that fidel castro is somehow behind kennedy's murder. some of those stories are listed here. they include gilberto. the nicaraguan undercover agent who said he saw oswald take money at the embassy to kill kennedy. and they include our credit examiner who saw oswald to take money to kill kennedy. and somebody who dealt with oswald where they were seen together and more stories. some more laughable than others. including the pedro charles letter that was spoeupposedly written to friend lee but it was post marked five days after the assassination. so, the committee writes about some of these stories. and there are many more that were unknown to the committee that have been the -- the house committee dealt with a few years later. it'ser pretty hard to believe that oswald was taken money inside and outside the embassy to kill kennedy? so, are they simply taking advantage of j.fk.'s death to finger point. an interesting quote about a belief that david phillips had a

here today, host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy. also from fbn, dagen mcdowell is here.ocratic strategist julie roginsky, and today's #oneluckyguy, we welcome back the host of geraldo rivera reports, geraldo is here and -- >> yes, ma'am. sandra: please, with all due respect, you are outnumbered. >> i love it. kennedy: you're wearing a snazzy lapel pen. >> oh, thanks. the fleet is in town -- dagen: you don't need to tell any woman that. [laughter] >> that's right. well, i have company when i'm wolf whistling. this from an amphibious assault vessel, kind of the flagship of the fleet in the harbor, and it was a delight to be with the sailors and the marines this morning. >> anchors away. >> i love the water. have my own boat on the harbor, and i'll be out there over the weekend. sandra: excellent. all right, well, thanks for being here. let's get right to it, and let's begin with history and controversy. president obama becoming the first commander in chief to visit and pay his respects at hiroshima, the site where america dropped the first atomic bomb in 1945. before layin

kennedy: why is that?ig and he knows what he's doing. >> oh, my god, the wookie. >> why chewbacca? >> so hairy. >> i thought i would be the only one to like hairy beasts. kennedy: do you like "star wars"? which "star wars" character would make the best president? >> i think hans. kennedy: which "star wars" character is most like donald trump? >> jabba the hut. >> darth vader maybe? >> we need someone who is evil, i guess. we need an evil president. kennedy: that's one thing missing from this presidential race. judge napolitano: thanks for watching the show. kennedy will be back tomorrow. don't forget you can watch new episodes of kennedy monday through thursday 8:00 p.m. eastern and 5:00 pacific. follow kennedy on inextraa gram and facebook. and kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. >> i went through 50-some-odd years of my life and had no clue. >> an inheritance they can hardly believe... >> what was your reaction as you opened those first boxes? >> it was mind-blowing. >> why does andrew green have george washingt

here today, kos kimberly gilchrist, host of kennedy on foxbusiness, kennedy herself. democraticstrategist julie regency and happy days are here, today's hashtag one lucky guy, veteran actor scott mayo you are not in charge today, you are outnumbered . >> iam certainly outnumbered but i brought my polkadot socks area . >> we love it. >> those are fancy. >> my wife told me they are hitright now. >> they fit in with harrises color wheel. >> they do . >> so happy with the wheel. >> that kills us. >> did you have the same color? >> you cannot wear the same color so harris is very artistic, she puts out the wheel. >> there's a science to this. >> can we spend the next 80 minutes talking about this? >> let's begin with a big day on capitol hill. a fast breaking schedule as donald trump holding meetings as i said with top republicans and now we are told he is with senate gop leaders. he met last hour with house republican leadership and before that the day began with donald trump meeting separately with rnc chairman rest primus and paul ryan. the two men have had some differe

kennedy. there is widespread speculation had he not been assassinated, he would have reverse course and withdrawn troops from vietnam. despite any evidence to that end, is there anything you saw from president kennedy that over time he would have withdrawn our support for the war in vietnam? i've never seen the slightest evidence of this. it is possible to say that he would have done this, but all the moves of the kennedy administration while kennedy was alive were in the direction of increasing our commitment and not diminishing it. all based on the belief that if it was a simpler problem than it turned out to be. i have never seen a piece of paper that would indicate this . and all of the chief advisers of president kennedy, who were taken over by president johnson when he became president, were unanimous, in both presidencies , in supporting the cause that was adopted, until things got very difficult. and then, of course, divisions appeared. but i have never seen them -- i know of no eviden

kennedy. >> i want to congratulate the library for organizing this and providing the opportunity. i would like to say also it is symbolic that secretary kerry is coming here tomorrow night. he was walking around outside the white house when i served there. [laughter] he pointed out what his absence had been there and that it was a pity that we didn't have an rather than o talk confront each other in that period. in that spirit, he and i worked together when he was chairman of the foreign relations committee and i greatly respect his efforts now and it's very meaningful that this conference would end with his speech by this distinguished leader of america now. now to answer your question. >> the dominant concern about indoechina and the kennedy administration was the future of laos because they in return received the advice from president eisenhower in the transition that the future of laos might determine the future of vietnam. then as the administration went n, there was a document that he ch

kennedy: i those wouldn't drop out. i was wrong. i thought since donald trump started going after ted cruz's father he would ticket up just to foul on that. lou: the other insult that matter. when you start going after your family. neil: his father said god want you to vote for my son. >> think is critically important for donald trump. donald has been trying to crack these two coconuts. hillary clinton has been going after him for week and he hasn't turned his attention to her. he can do that now. if he want to win in november he has to hit it hard. kennedy: john kasich is not an aggressive candidate. he's a moderate. i think he's the awkward guy sticking around at the party way too long. everyone is cleaning up. they emptied the buffet, taking the trash bags out and kasich is looking around for a few empana -- as. lou: kasich is running fourth in a two-man race. kennedy: he has fewer delegates than marco rubio. what is john kasich doing? bernie sanders is going to particular around for as long as possible because he wants to change

all the moves of the kennedy administration when kennedy was alive were in the direction of increasing our commitment, not diminishing it. all based on the belief that it was a simpler problem then it turned out to be, but i have never seen a piece of paper that would indicate this. all of the chief advisers of president kennedy who were taken over by president johnson believed -- when he became resident -- president were unanimous that both presidents were supporting the course until things got very difficult. then of course divisions appeared. noave never seen -- i know evidence that president kennedy would have done this. domestic johnson was a policy sake. he knew how to get deals done. he knew instinctively what to do. there are many who think he was out of his depths in terms of foreign policy. what is your view of johnson as a foreign-policy president? kissinger: president with a war saddled from the first day in office, so what thet really judge foreign-policy tendencies of the president who was swallowed up vietnam by the war in without any question, johnson was a master in kn

kennedy, what do you think? he seem -- he seemed a little charming even though he was swearing at them. what do you think? >> it is like a depressed person who engages in auto erotic asphyxiation. on some level they have a death wish and that's the case with this guy. he knows there is a great chance that this video is going to fall into the right capable hands m. and that's exactly what happened. he wanted to be fired regardless of what his dad owns. >> really? >> yes. >> i think he thought he was sitting pretty. his dad owned the delta co -- or the franchise owner jai. he is the best employee at del taco. the rest are using the bathroom in the food. it is unfortunate that he is going. >> i like -- del taco. >> it is a great chain. but i think what he didn't understand is that his dad may be the franchisee, wut that is not like an owner they can fire you. >> i don't think it is his pot of gold. i don't know if he would use pot of gold to describe the del taco. >> they have crinkle cut fries. >> we didn't seat w

john kennedy is now president. time -- by this time the force of the revolution in vietnam is gaining strength. kennedy, lacking eisenhower's military background, felt greater pressure to follow the advice of his military advisers who said we need to send military force into vietnam. or we will risk losing vietnam to communism. i will stop here. the premises on which the united states initially sided with the anti-communist forces in vietnam were an artifact of the 1940's. what was not outlandish to believe that communism was it unified threat to the united states and a victory for communism anywhere was a threat to democracy everywhere. by the 1960's that was coming into question. because harry truman and dwight eisenhower and john kennedy had they feltthis marker obliged to live up to this promise. >> i want to reinforce what is justin said. i especially was like to urge you to read a book called the brothers. it is i think the finest book on how we got to where we were and to some extent where we are. john forst