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kennedy: topic number five.ckings were hung by the chimney with care in hopes that some bourbon would soon thereby. all i found was coal and viewer mail. dave starts with excellent. you ratchet up like a tight bean burrito. jeff rights, kennedy, don't be that girl. you mean the smart, fun, well dressed girl with a sassy haircut? harry advise. kennedy stop being negative like everyone else and putting crap in people's heads. all right, i'll just put crap in your oatmeal. yesterday we talked about a video from mtv. when i saw your face on mtv, i thought it gone it to some of those magic mushrooms they found in nyc. i would like a box of see's dark chocolates and a four-door bentley. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. go ahead and tweet me your worst christmas present. i'll retweet them. i love you so much. merry christmas to all. and to all a good night. bye. >> in a wild west ghost town... a teenager stumbles upon a dilapidated gold mine... and its owner. >> she had a "no trespassing" sign at the gate. >> does she

there is no justice in the world. ♪ kennedy: i'm kennedy. ♪ ♪ kennedy: sitting down, it's magic.lect donald trump ran as a populist with an eclectic set of policies and blue collar appeal. his infrastructure plans and trade deals are are a liberal wish list, but he's tapping establishment republicans for some of his cabinet picks. is trump shuffling washington's age-old ideologies? more importantly, will it work? let me ask ben dominic, publisher of the federalist, and he's joining me now. how you doing, ben? >> i'm doing great. kennedy: let's talk about what "the wall street journal" has called a post-ideological world. and donald trump kind of being a post-modern politician, you could say. are there any positives here for idealogues who are usually underserved by elections? >> i think there are. and this is the thing we need to understand, he -- donald trump, more than anything, wants to win. he wants to succeed at things, he wants people to like things that he does. so when it comes to something like a health care plan, his replacement for obamacare, he cares mostly that peopl

i'm kennedy.d you're here. ♪ ♪ kennedy: donald trump claims that what he did with carrier is just the beginning of his plan to make america great again. but according to his socialist arch nemesis bernie sanders, this is just a quick fix. who's right? let's bring on the spring-loaded party panel tonight, katie pavlich, townhall.com and a fox news contributor, mat welch is here, editor at large for reason magazine, and i'm also joined by fox news anchor julie banderas. welcome, everyone. [laughter] all right. so could this be the sign of a brighter economic future for us? is there some harbinger goodness in this carrier deal? >> i think that the example is a good one, but we have to remind everyone that we do have to see comprehensive tax reform for this to continue for multiple, you know, other companies to take this on and keep people here. one part of this people aren't talking about is how much it's going to cost on the other side. we trade cheap labor for cheap goods, it's going to cost more f

tolomeo twitter and instagram @kennedy nation facebook at kennedy fbn e-mail it if kennedy abandoned.com. the show is back on monday. judge andrew napolitano.ron paul congressman tom etsy. all that while i'm sipping a blue hawaiian on some secluded beach but i will be thinking of you every moment. while i wash the >>> good evening, everybody. president-elect trump today demonstrating he is both mag unanimous and gracious in victory. mr. trump hosted a technology summit in new york with silicon valley industry leaders, all but one of whom funneled millions of dollars to hillary clinton and fellow democrats. the president-elect, however, was not only conciliatory but offered the technology leaders his assistance. >> i'm here to help you folks do well. and you're doing well right now.

kennedy: like what.e some examples. >> you know, we used to have classes on how to balance your checkbook, and now we just need basic budgeting. we even have investors, financialed a advisers talking about investing. we do everything financial, but we also talk about health and wellness. time management is huge. so we are covering all of that. kennedy: do you teach people how to make a martini? >> we did have a fun workshop on cocktail mixing 101 so you can stay in and have your friends over without spending money. make your parents a cocktail. show them how much you appreciate them. kennedy: you can show how much you appreciate them by become an independent functioning member of society and moving out. >> let's help our young adults be successful. once we have successful young adults we'll have a successful community and everyone will be happier. we are here to make sure that happens. kennedy: do you offer nap time and graham crackers? >> i love nap time, but you have got to do that on your own time. ke

kennedy: love wins, flag. should burning the flag the illegal ores are protected free speech under the first amendment? the supreme court cited with the latter went to go but don't try and prevent the date when he pleaded nobody should be allowed to burn the american flag and if they do there must be consequences perhaps loss of citizenship or year in jail. as a libertarian that tweet is wrong on multiple levels and last month i asked sue's -- "fox news" analyst judge napolitano for his take on it. >> i have to assume he knows what the supreme court has ruled and this is is just his way ofe stirring the political pot. he doesn't intend to mean the literal meaning of his words. the reason i say that is because it's very clear for 17 years now 1989 and 1990 the supreme court by 5-4 decisions in both cases found that flagburning is lawful. we are not talking about burning somebody else's flag. kennedy: if you have your own american flag. >> in public or the statues that were invalidated the supreme court that wer

kennedy: you are now a vinter. and you have hunt and ride named after your two sons. >> hunter is a sophomore in college. ryder is an 11-year-old in fifth grade. we do a pinot. kennedy: would you say your pinot riefltt rivals the russiac in washington? you know, in this political season, it's bent most difficult thing, not trying to figure out who is going to become president it's what's the best drinkingth game for these presidential debates? >> if you put one together i think you have all the energy and enthusiasm you can turn things in the direction. kennedy: we have a clip right here. watch this.yo >> because you would be jail. he owes the president an apology, he owes our country an apology. kennedy: i'm not proud of it.. i'm super proud of it. i got you. kennedy: i love this show. you get it real. you get it real. >> get some of the juice. kennedy: coming up, we'll get musical. we'll talk about life, love and raising hell. next. no matter how the markets change... at t. rowe price... our disciplined approach

kennedy: that's a good point. how would he know what fine wine tastes like. >> i think what happened is they obviously need each other. this is a necessary relationship. but also, ryan has come to terms with the fact he's not running in 2020. that's why a lot of it he kept trump at arm's length during the election because he wanted to preserve his own election. >> i don't think so. he didn't even want to be speaker of the house. but that was the role he was pushed into and decided to take it. this ways happens in politics. it's a lesson we should all remember. one of the most important qualities in leadership is the ability to forgive. if you think about the things politicians say about each other during a primary, now all of a sudden they work together. this happens in politics. i was impressed by their ability to let things go. but remember there was a warning in what donald trump said yesterday. if he goes against me, i'm not going to be saying this. everybody gets that now. kennedy: it always comes with a cave

i'm kennedy.resident obama is cranking out regulations as fast as his army of brewer krats can write them. he banned drilling along the atlantic sea board atlantic. federal regulations are going on a diet. a free marketeers cheering, but opponents saying it's a intlunts tool that can risk health and safety. here with me is charles payne. charles, i will start with you. i love the idea of rolling back some of these regulations. if you want to get the economy going and want people to make that money you and i love so much, where do you start in you start with rolling back eparegs or dodd-frank? >> they gave themselves three years on the aca. you can start with it. but the things that will have an immediate impact are the executive orders. epa obviously a monster, an absolute monster. 50 billion regulations there. we don't need to regulate all the dust particles from little ponds that come from a gravel driveway when it rains a little bit. we don't need to punish people for that. underground coal min

kennedy: i love your supporters. glad you are here. i'm kennedy. donald trump is "time's" person of the year. but what libertarian ideals can he follow to live up to that title? here tonight it's the libertarian leaning congressman from the great state of kentucky. welcome back. this is quite an honor for you. so "time" magazine's person of the year, you are a limited government libertarian leaning republican. what does donald trump have to do in your minds to earn that distinction. >> at the heart of libertarian principles is a non-aggression policy. you don't attack someone if they don't attack you. one of the things i'm most optimistic about is we are not going to war with russia. whether it's ukraine or syria or georgia, donald trump has not expressed a willingness to agitate russia. i think that's a good move. i'm optimistic about some of these cabinet appointments. i wouldn't call any of them libertarian yet. but on the spectrum of smaller government or bigger government, and i know some of them and they are small government type people. trum

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kennedy: what did i say? >> it's fun to rewatch any movie and manage the lead character is a prostitute. kennedy: the party panel returning a little later to discuss why actor nicholas cage could pass up the role of a lifetime. secretary of state john kerry adding to a growing showdown with the incoming trump administration. i'm asking ambassador john bolton who has the upper hand. i wonder what he will say. hey there, starting your search for the right used car? i don't want one that's had a bunch of owners just say, show me cars with only one owner find the cars you want, avoid the ones you don't plus you get a free carfax® report with every listing it's perfect. start your used car search at carfax.com kennedy: had the obama administration been a friend and ally to obama? john kerry purposed back on that idea after accusations the current white house rigged the current u.n. vote to make the u.n. look bad. >> this administration has been israel's greatest friend and supporters with an absolutely unwavering

tolomeo twitter and instagram @kennedy nation facebook at kennedy fbn e-mail it if kennedy abandoned.com. the show is back on monday. judge andrew napolitano.ron paul congressman tom etsy. all that while i'm sipping a blue hawaiian on some secluded beach but i will be thinking of you every moment. while i wash the >> this is the new "wall street week." ♪ gary: welcome to "wall street week." maria: thank you for being here tonight. the markets hitting new highs to start the week. janet yellen's rate hikes slowing things down a bit in terms of the rally. the dow jones not making it to the historical 20,000 level. regardless entering a new phase with a pro-business whitehouse and it also comes with the fed's key raising interest rates regularly. we are joined by the outgoi

kennedy: most notable death? >> i would say george kennedy. >> how does it change your life now that he's dead. >> we'll get into that. but great guy, second most notable death. hillary clinton. they have been propping her up, dragging her around. but to your point about these celebrity grief statement that all the people are issuing. i get they affected you and you loved their work. but i have so many people in my thread who are devastated by the death of carrie fisher. her life was so much better than yours. she spent 40 years in spent house, you owe your dad rent. kennedy: she was in the force awakens. that was just last year. carrie fisher, celebrities are like good pets. they never do anything bad to you personally. carrie fisher never lived her life in resentment and she didn't owe me money. >> how mark hamill didn't get an oscar nomination for that performance in "the force awakens." kennedy: we all know most living celebrities don't want to be anywhere near the inauguration. but how much is obama helping

kennedy: you pointed at guy benson. kennedy: guy does so many winning i'm almost sick of it. who do you put on your list of least influential. >> i had to give an honorable mention to bill weld. basically endorsing hillary clinton but not really. anyway, you tangled with him. i any the "new york times" editorial board has to be on the list. they went as far as they possibly could to destroy donald trump and failed. they also went out of their way and endorsed in a bunch. senate races not in the new york area. missouri and florida and almost he single person they endorsed lost. appreciate that. marco rubio is like, this is not going to work for you guys. i would have to say these super serial celebrities who looked into the camera with a white background and repeated the same slogans to be taken i guess seriously by the american people and the electoral college later on. no impact whatsoever. if anything they took perhaps electoral votes away from hillary clinton. kennedy: you say the "new york times" going after marco rubio was a sort of endorsement. i would say the same thin

kennedy: let's talk about spending and regulation. small banks have to spend a lot of money to comply with the regulations in dod dodd-frank. >> i think they will tinker with it, but they are not used to getting rid of things entirely because there is somebody in there that has learned who to have an advantage, and they will have their lobbyists. i think dodd-frank might be easier to attack because the bankers are involved. with obamacare there will be millions thinking i'm getting free medical carol and they are not going to go on with it. the republicans have such a lousy record of trying to extricate themselves from government and medicine. season when they are by themselves whether it's prescription drug program or whatever. they increase. i have doubts about whether they are going to repeal it, and there will somebody resist answer except that has been a major promise. repeal obamacare. and it's not going to likely happen. >> no, but they will proreplace it with something. you have an orthopedic surgeon. is that spot of bright li

kennedy: yeah.cans need to be cognizant of the fact that in 2011 putin blames us for political instability after their election. kennedy: yeah. >> so turn about is fair play. this has been on his plate for five years. kennedy: and it's also not the first time russia has caused disruption in elections outside their country. the question is, does it affect the outcome of the race? at this point i don't see enough evidence that it does. i don't have a problem withgresl investigation, but i think it's premature to come to those massive and hysterical conclusions. last word. >> yeah, no, i agree. and if the democrats let, you know, debbie wasserman schultz's resignation go without mentioning that somebody externally messed with a private organization called a political party in america, if that came and went, they discouraged all those bernie voters, then that's on them. by the way, if the republicans think by 6 p.m. on january 20th the reince priebus to george bush research doesn't get released, then th

kennedy: so businesses. what dose do now that his children are going to be within a stone's throw of the white house? is he going to he time ivanka and eric and don junior i i can't hear anything. don't say anything about the business. it's funny we are having this conversation. we haven't had a successful businessman or woman run for the presidency in so long that's why we are having this conversation. we have peoplev who haven't done anything if their private life. he had already -- definitely he had sold off -- kennedy: he had a lot of stuff in a blind trust. i have no idea how many shoes kmele has, but i now it's a lot. kennedy: when hank paulson went into treasury he had goldman stock. it's more difficult from a real estate perspective. you can't just sell off all the real estate. kennedy: that's what president obama suggested. just sell everything and put it in t-bills. >> he has never run a business ever. >> this highlights the problem of having a government responsible for absolutely everything. ther

kennedy: if the f.b.i. threw the race in trump's fair coming out saying they are continuing with the hillary investigation. doesn't it make sense they would use an agency that is aligned with them to refute what the f.b.i. was saying and cover obama's legacy in. >> if that happened it would be the worst abuse of the cia in american history. nothing surprises me about this administration with six weeks to go and no political consequences electorally. kennedy: here is my buffalo party panel for the evening. harris faulkner, co-host of "outnumbered." anthony kumy and matt welch, editor at large of "reason" magazine. thank you for being here on such an important evening. so let's start talking about this. what do you think about the obama administration and the cia and some of ambassador bolton's comments that perhaps our intelligence agency that is taxed with so much, maybe they have become political. >> the cia leaked in front of the obama administration with the survey of the different intelligence agencies.

kennedy: wisconsin.at this number, and it's pretty much overwelling. -- overwhelming. it wasn't long before the election the democrats were confidently talking about flipping red states to become blue, you know? they were also talking about taking the house and the senate. they were very confident about the senate, but at one point they thought they were going to have majorities in both houses. rachel: dagen, it isn't just that they lost states, but if you take a tate like wisconsin, they have the governorship, they have the assembly, the state senate, i mean, stein's also talking about the decimation at the state and very local levels. dagen: a net loss for the democrats, the grand total, 1,042 state and federal democratic posts. i said this earlier, the republicans increased their control in state legislatures, leaving democrats with their lowest levels since the civil war. it's the governorships, it's every area of leadership across the country. i think that they need to go out, the democrats, and fin

kennedy and traveled in very high social circles area in fact, even higher than the kennedys and kennedydid not stared him down, he had to listen dillon spoke. kennedy went to his office as treasury secretary the wound up pretty good. sometimes you got to be able to make people listen to you whatever it takes. in this case it was money and social standing. me, i take it any way i can get it and good policy is good policy but themain point here again , this is not a partisan book. i just want america to coin a phrase to get moving again. we've got to turn less than two percent growth over a couple decades now back to 3 to 4 percent growth which is what we do historically and to get there were going to have to take strong remedial actions, particularly on business tax cuts to grow the economy as five or six percent for several years in order to get us back on track. kennedy and reagan showed that it can be done. now since i love america and believe in democracy i believe we can get it done, we will see. that's reallyour story. i'm happy to take your questions . happy to take your questions

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host of kennedy di on fox business. kennedy. and dagen mcdowell and julie roginsky.o-host of "after the bell" on fox business and "forbes on fox." david asman is here he is "outnumbered." >> thank you all for having me. good to see a lot of fbn folks. >> i thought it was going to hit 20,000, the dow? >> he is one of the brightest. >> she is about to attack. dagen mcdowell me? >> i'm only one that don't worry about fbn. kennedy: talk about the hang seng and "nimby.." sandra: what could be a new low in israeli-u.s. relations, secretary of state john kerry lengthy defense of the u.n. liz solution condemning is israeli settlements. kerry tore into israel for settlement building on land claimed by palestinians. netanyahu ace kerry rhetoric was as unbalanced as the resolution that came out of the u.n. >> kerry paid lip service about. what he did was spend most of his speech blaming israel for the lack of peace, by passionately condemning a policy of enabling jews to live in their historic homeland and in their eye ternnal capital, jerusalem. sandra: prime minister netanyah

kennedy: he does.nly moustache, how would you -- meghan: well, he has a beard, so i don't know. but it's like a shorn beard. i like facial hair. i think it's kind of a trend with millennials. i don't have a problem with this. except on you. it looks -- >> i'm the least trendy millennial. [laughter] harris: i'd love to know what you think will be -- and you gave us a list of the 100 days. what order do you think it'll be in? >> i hope they do focus out of the gate on tax reform and obamacare repeal. liz: i wish it was retroactive too. it doesn't look like that's -- i hope it's tax cuts. make it retroactive. harris: all right. kennedy? kennedy: i think obamacare's going to take longer, roll back epa regs right away. meghan: i think obamacare. harris: rex tillerson, secretary of state? meghan: i don't know. >> hearings are important. harris: good to see you. >> merry christmas! harris: we wish you and yours a wonderful christmas. we're back on tv monday at noon eastern. >>> and we begin our second hour on

kennedy: yeah. the benefit of having successful people in your cabinet, is they have run these businesses successfully. but where do you start cutting? you know, you've got so many areas where he's promised to keep spending money, and there are enough people in congress that really are on constraints. where do you start? meghan: listen, that's the number one question i have for president trump going into office. there are aspects of being a businessman that i've been critical of in regards to things especially regarding foreign policy. this is the part i really like because, you're right, he actually has to live in the real world, otherwise he wouldn't have become the giant success he is all over the world with all of his companies. the main question i have going forward is, you know, the american public, these are very complex issues, but we know that the government is spending too much money, and i know veterans are dying trying to get health care. whatever money i'm giving, there's still a lot of

kennedy. >> and how did you feel about that? >> i was devastated, anger ored. [laughter] i didn't want that job. i knew what the agents did with bess truman and mamie eisenhower. they went to tea parties, fashion shows -- [laughter] they watched canasta games. that was about it. [laughter] >> you didn't want any part of that, huh? >> no, thank you. i wanted to be where the action was. >> but as it turned out, clint hill had the best job in the secret service, protecting jacqueline kennedy. and one of the things that you found immediately was that she was so popular that just the people surrounded her all the time, wanted to get close to her. >> that was one of our biggest problems, was crowd control because everybody wanted to touch them or see them, get an autograph or something. so it became a very difficult situation. >> now, you spent a lot of time with them up in hyannis ported. what was that like? >> they'd go to hyannis port for the summer and through labor day, and then they'd go back

kennedy: that's right.: you name it, g-o-n-e, out of here. >> obama care, the list goes on and on. he is so shallow. he said this is about preserving my legacy. that was the plea that he made to voters during the campaign season, do me a favor, and solidify my legacy by voting for the person that i have personally endorsed. >> i actually secretly despise. wouldn't it have been fun to watch obama debate trump though, if we could have seen that. sandra: that would have been pretty good. kennedy: my dream team, lebron versus jordan, would be trump and sanders. that would have been a little crazy. dagen: and biden. uncle joe is like, ah, every day, every day. kennedy: oh, man, i'm only five years old in 2020. japan's prime minister in pearl harbor with historic moment with president obama but should he apologize for the attack that plunged america into world war ii? or is it simply time to move on? >>> plus, say it ain't no! after blasting republicans as obstruction its for years, dems are now preparing early r

kennedy.>> how did you feel about that? >> i was devastated and angry. i did want that job. a new with the agents did with bess truman and mamie eisenhower. they went to tea parties and fashion shows. they watched canasta games and that was about it. >> you didn't want any part of that. >> i wanted to be where the action was. >> is that turned out clint hill had the best job protecting jacqueline kennedy. what the things he found out she was so popular that the people's front of her all the time i want to get closer. set the biggest problem with crowd control because everyone wanted to touch them and see them or get an autograph so became a difficult situation. >> you spent a lot of time with them in hyannis port. >> they had a regular schedule. they would go to hyannis port for the summer through labor day and then they would go on thanksgiving and christmas to palm beach but on the cape they spend almost all their time out on the water. the president would come up there and fridays from the

kennedy: have same outcome?ot of california billionaires stood up and we don't want to rebuild the party. we don't want to reinvest in that because so far -- harris: her challenger in the house, representative ryan, not paul but tim i believe, her challenger brings up the point all of this aside she you suffers from very similar situation that hillary clinton did, that is being perceived as being in touch and not out of touch because of her wealth, because of her elitism. i use ism, because at her level it gets that way. she is separate and apart from. so her position right now in a culture that seems to be as hungry for populism as what we just saw in britain and other areas of the world. there is a mismatch right there. her problems are bigger than what she thinks about the republicans. i would say they exist in her own party. meghan: like ambassador bolton i agree, i'm thrilled she has not seen the writing on wall and has iron grip on power around not letting it go. more like "game of thrones." she won't get

kennedy: exactly.esident obama, he's tons of fun, and he's been known to get some fawning coverage from the mainstream media, but that apparently hasn't been enough. now in a new interview, he won't stop talking, the president says conservative outlets have vilified him during his presidency. we will debate, we will discuss, we will return. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ kennedy: welcome back to outnumbered. president obama blaming what he calls conservative media for creating what he says is a false picture of him and blaming its negative coverage for the drop in his poll numbers. the president telling the atlantic, quote: in 2008 i was never subjected to the kind of concentrated vilification of the whole conservative media ecosystem. if people are angry somehow the government is failing, then they are going to look to the guy who represents government, and that applies, by the way, even to some of the folks who are now trump supporters. they're responding to a fictional character named barack obama who they see on fox news

kennedy.y understood just how vital our restored democracy, that we tod -- how vital parts are democracy, that we need painting and performance to challenge our assumptions, to question the way things are and maybe inspire us to think about how things might be. the arts help us celebrate our triumphs, but also hold us to our flaws. deepens our understanding of the human condition. it helps us to see ourselves and each other. it helps us to bind us together as a people. kennedy once said, and serving his vision of the truth, the artist best serves his nation. tonight, we honor five amazing artists who have dedicated their lives to telling their truth and helping us to see our own. at eight years old, mavis staples climbed onto a chair in church, late into the microphone , and belted out the gospel. when people heard that soul coming out of that little girl, they wept, which understandably concerned her. [laughter] pres. obama: but her mother told her they are happy. you're singing makes them cr

kennedy: either.e questions from the reporters did the shooter or offender resist the police officer? what attempt did the police officer make before shooting? it was the, the reporters on the scene were already going there. kennedy: think about it, this terrorist was trying to create a higher body count than we saw in orlando or san bernanadino. this person had intent of killing dozens of people as many people as possible. i mean when you see people who are bloodied and on the ground and you don't know if they're alive or dead, that police officer absolutely did the right thing in protecting their in liberty as lou alludes to. harris: bigger context we've seen this on the streets of israel and vehicle and first ram and then kill. meghan: we have more "outnumbered" in just a moment. ♪ gaviscon is a proven heartburn remedy that gives you fast-acting, long-lasting relief. it immediately neutralizes acid and only gaviscon helps keep acid down for hours. for fast-acting, long-lasting relief, try doctor-re

kennedy: such a fighter. main cain. >> well -- kennedy: what was your big takeaway from it, other than indigestion. what did you get from the speech? >> indigestion, number one. number two, they are trying to cover up with a bad decision with a lot of rhetoric. some of the facts may be correct but them trying to explain it away is simply preposterous as dagen says. dagen: to quote ric grenell the former spokesman at u.n., he was on twitter saying it has been decades of u.s. policy to push the parties to negotiate directly, and yet john kerry stand up there and lecture israel on land. it was a lecture to israel and it, highlighted how this administration, outgoing one turned its back on our allies. greatest ally. >> talk about how the u.n.'s priorities and administration's priorities are an absolute joke. half a million people getting slaughtered in syria and this is the focus, to tip the scales in favor of the palestinians? and harm our only democratic ally in the middle east this is the reason why president-