kennedy: where's the next one? kennedy: >> that's a big colorful one. kennedy: look at that.urricane season. >> in order to be a meteorologist for mike you have to learn three words you say all the time. probably, possibly, maybe. all right let's look at this map, now you know what to do and what it means, give a little forecast for us. kennedy: this is lousy, oliver here, florida, governor jeff santos wants to kill people with the weather and there's nothing we can do about it. maura lago, john. tampa, strippers, you dance for your last nichols. [laughter] and scene. let's dance. >> all right, okay let's do it. here we go, i liked what we are doing earlier but yeah. i can teach you some moves if you want. ♪♪ here we go. this is a good song. can you do this? one, two -- get it, girl. there you go. you can't always walk back to the signs up. kennedy: you can. this is like rocket stuff. [laughter] >> then you can just -- there you go. hey, now. kennedy: i left it. >> was this -- that went well. kennedy: is is the best day of your life? >> you manage to work these words into you

kennedy: you'd be wrong! >> dang it. kennedy: reagan.tending all press conferences -- takeoff and landings and air force one. good job, everyone. congratulations to you, leslie marshall, for looking up all the questions in the rundown and getting them right -- [laughter] gary and olivia, great sports. olivia, welcome to the show. >> thank you so much. kennedy: thank you. cards don't lie. coming up, prince william taking a shot at the with billionaire space rah race, his hypocrisy is so big, jeff bezos could see it from mars. cat tim the of, she's in studio, going to take the air out of the air, next. ♪ ♪ at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner with access to financial advice, tools and a personalized plan that helps you build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. how to have an epic adventure. vanguard. step one. get outside. step two. nope. that's it. no more steps. when everyone feels welcome, it's better out here. here, here, here, here, here, and here. because being outside isn't about what y

kennedy: how did you get?ds, basically when you can eat, you eat and hydrate and try to be ready to go because you don't know when the next meal will be. once you leave the hotel, you are in a secure compound and when i say secure, it's a compound currently being guarded by taliban suicide unit but once you leave the area, you're on your own, threats not only from extreme calicut man but groups like isis so when you have time to sit down and have a meal from you prepare for the day and always have to be on alert looking over your shoulder and making sure you are not targeted. kennedy: how many people do you travel with? you have a camera person, either three or six or 29 if you? >> make the cameraman and one or two fixers so local afghans from a people who speak the language can operate freely and are able to guide us to the city because it's agngin t inlny i tnms of of secur sitecn g ,we am am so so gladla ylaou eare heere here,, it'soo td td t d ve you and and we we will w wal. safe se. . comi ng up up it's

kennedy: turns out that was false.n the afghan interpreter who saved then sandra biden can 2008, he couldn't get out. to escape, he had to walk across cal rent controlled mountains into pakistan's the entire family. how much is that? he needs them, how many americans sackler? it's hard to say. the arbitration claimed it's about 100. people involved with the operations say it could be in the thousands. regardless, not a good situation and only growing worse. once there are scared may be running out of time. among from some of my next guest but we are not we do show you his name in order to protect his identity. what we can say is spent a u.s. citizen for a few years and lives in california. i will call him jeff. thank you for joining me tonight. >> thank you for having me tonight. kennedy: you call the state department, they told you to shelter in place. using the president on tv saint we got married last american out. what have you been doing since then? >> i called in a few times and they told me there will not be any

kennedy: he has right, kelly. only logical response here congress to act and create systems that are more humane because what they've got here, it is inhumane, immoral, unacceptable especially when you are flying kids around and the reason they are doing in the middle of the night is no one pays attention, no one knows when they are leaving and where they are going which is incredibly cool because tim is right, in a democracy especially one for a free press codified in the first amendment, we are supposed to know exactly what our government is doing, we are allowed to ask questions and speak truth to power. they are mostly advocating that responsibility so if they are not going to do that and immigration is the only thing left since infrastructure is not going to pass, why doesn't congress take that up next. >> that's the 64000-dollar question but we have to remember, i would disagree with you, i don't think it's secretive. we all know about it and discussing it, they have to be flight plans in place when their fl

kennedy: oh my.the body may have been skeletal and multiple pieces and reportedly had to use dental records to identify him and not why they did it so quickly. they had forensic dentist on hand. who's to blame? running me now, in pursuit with john walsh, wednesday 10:00 p.m. callahan walsh is back with me so callahan, obviously your family has been through something very similar. what is going on? >> the manhunt is finally over. gabby petito's family can finally rest easy knowing the alleged killer of their daughter is not out there hurting anybody else. the news brian's remains were found is great news in my opinion. very suspicious it happens to be right when the parents joined the search, apparently according to the lawyer they stated state already given the information to law enforcement but their lawyer has been an untrustworthy narrator of the story to say the least are not sure if i buy that the fact remains brian's body has been found, his remains have been found and the manhunt is over. kenn

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kennedy? contend kennedy that was very sane. wonderful.ide in new jersey. oh my god, that was a deer that leapt into the race. knocked one cyclist down actually tumbled on the shoulder ran in the grass and everyone was fine which is miraculous because that could have ended very, very badly. >> jesse: fit for bikes that wouldn't have happened. >> greg: busted stuff there. >> jesse: good one, gutfeld. >> greg: thank you. >> jesse: kennedy you are done. >> kennedy: great prompter. i slur my words on the b block all good. your childhood is calling the iconic fisher-price chatter telephone pull toy adult upgrade preorder for short time tuesday $60 now has a bluetooth connected hand set for grown ups. >> kennedy: isn't that awesome? >> jesse: i remember that. >> kennedy: every number you dial rotates the wheel. speakerring phone. at least i iphone nine hours. >> jesse: if you get it not until next year. supply chain. >> greg: thanks obama. >> jesse: biden. >> jesse: at least it's not a treadmill. dagen? >> dagen: guess what's made here in americ

kennedy: well said.'t done, custom high top painted by chinese artists and his words and shoes melted the chinese internet. video streaming property and began broadcast trying to describe cancer and celtics to silence turkish. did that stop him? no. next stop -- >> the chinese government along with other muslim groups in concentration camps were simply believing in anything that does not align with the chinese communist party. it's so disappointing that the government and leaders of muslim majority countries are thing silent while my pleasant brothers and sisters are getting killed, raped and tortured. kennedy: giant like nike and be a pretending like such atrocities aren't happening in china everyday. if their bottom line is too big to fail but if he's in china, is the only way to enter the dragon but shaming president xi jinping went on us so it's persistent. >> nike remains silent. you do not address police brutality in china. you do not speak against lgbtq communities. you do not say who are worried

kennedy: isn't that fascinating?increased contract and we are holding them accountable and they want to shut us up but we are not going to. kennedy: and hopefully he will come back and give us another update. thank you so much. >> absolutely and i want to recommend everybody go to our website, defending ed.org and you can just one button send a message to the attorney general and tell him what you think. kennedy: i've got a message right here. thank you. meanwhile irs stooping on everyone's bank account under a new biden administration proposal, banks will be required to report any transactions $7 trillion over the next ten years and a simple way for the irs to get a sense of where that might be, just a few pieces of information about individuals bank accounts. nothing at the transaction to violate privacy. kennedy: right, a few pieces of information? that's spying. lawmakers slammed the idea calling it a major invasion of privacy so what is the real part of this? we've got senior editor, chris stepford is back along

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. ♪♪ kennedy: all my garden, big news.kle up, we even have motley crew on the show coming up in a little bit. a great new book out and we are going to get right into this. first, a potentially major break in the search for brian bonner, the fbi this afternoon announced they found human remains in a reserve near the family home. they also found apparently his backpack and notebook. so far, they have not said whether the body is brian. props have been looking for him for over a month, a person of interest in connection with the murder of gabby petito. there have been sightings as far as right as canada cuba but maybe he was in the swamp the whole time. investigators explained by the haven't made the discovery sooner. >> earlier today investigators found human remains along with personal items such as a backpack and notebook belonging to ryan laundrie. these items were found in an area up until recently, have been underwater. evidence response team is on scene using all available forensic resources to process the area. it's l

kennedy: and local .he didn't answer my question, impressive. emily, robbie and richard, you are all great. fantastic. thank you. coming up, have you ever purchased any cocktail in a can? not the bathroom, q perfect. you know, aluminum. if so, you've probably noticed they are a lot more expensive than beer and that's racist against celiac. all the government faults. i'll explain that next plus kenne-dog later, here's a sneak peek at my wife money. there he is in his costume. # and a dog, send me some pics. love you. ♪♪ with the pandemic creating a need for capitalism, the wonder of go to, to go drink was i don't know, i don't care, judge. it was born so of course the government will try to accept into oblivion, anything will has to be killed. cocktail distillers fighting back and rightly so on a probationary tax law forcing them to pay higher taxes than beer and wine products meaning a four pack of gin and tonic and some parts costs twice as much as a sixpack of beer. that's enough to drive you to drink,

kennedy: why not?ey hasn't been enough industry, they've been block protected so there's not been an investment and there isn't enough workers just like every other business in america facing a shortage of workers, so the shipping industry and trucking industry so what it means is higher cost and lower availability so do your christmas shopping now. kennedy: why isn't someone saying but pay more money? it's a lot less expensive to pay people to unload containers in places like costco and walmart to go to private charters which is like five times the normal price and guess who gets to pay for the increase? consumers because everything is going to cost more money. >> all the shipping prices have gone up some of the best stops in the last year have been shipping related stocks. the cost of shipping containers is up four to ten times in the last yourself a lot of bigger companies like costco and home depot are renting their own container ships at higher prices to have that certainty but the supply chain fr

kennedy: .: saying no way or ever -- [talking over each other] to go ahead. >> he did, he's a public servant for decades, the past two years has been working tirelessly as we learn more about covid-19 to protect the american people, he's been learning about virus as all of us have been so attempt to smear him particularly by the right because they don't like covid restrictions is one of the most depressing parts of all of us. kennedy: i appreciate how you completely sidestepped the issue of outrage about the dogs being tortured and killed but i think that's why you are seeing bipartisan outrage. it's not just republicans who don't like covid restrictions who really want to move to florida. it's people like steve cohen and ted lieu, not exactly republican the weather's who are disgusted by what they found out and if that's what brings fauci down, i don't have a problem with this. >> adopting is important because it goes to show where these government officials at the highest level, even if they a

kennedy: very much.pact them but not in the way you may think in washington state police report of the claim rather than a beta vaccine mandate, all workers including the police must admit proof of vaccination by the end of the day. if more quit, that could mean more crime, that's not good. chicago 3000 officers refused to get vaccinated, they could be asked from a police superintendent threatening to deny retirement benefits to officers who would rather retire comply with the city's mandate and couldn't afford to lose more officers as crime skyrocketed so who's going to blink first? i think the unions might have a pretty powerful hand here. >> yes, it is amazing how democrats underestimate what people are willing to do to stand up against this type of mandate and it's incredible to watch democrat was people who not just put their lives on the line last year during covid but every single day for the past two decades now was choose between keeping their job or taking a medical treatment they either don't

kennedy? >> kennedy: well, greg is not here but animals are great aren't they?inging on a doorbell. sat there for quite a while nest ham got curious reaching up ringing the door. didn't bring nothing. stole amazon package. i love that guy. >> jesse: that is cute. go englewood california. sophie stadium. sofi stadium. it's 2020 super bowl and halftime performers have been announced and what a line-up it is kendrick lamar. elm and elm snoop dogg and don't forget dr. dre, halftime show going to be epic. all stars of hip hop. you don't want to miss it pretty dope. kennedy, will you be watching? >> kennedy: i will be watching with all four of my eyeballs. >> dan: they should bring will farrell out snoop. maybe they can. [laughter] >> dan: old school. >> richard: collectively these artists have 43 grammys and 22 number one albums on the billboards. >> jesse: i have the number one "new york times" best seller. i don't think they do, richard. >> richard: only you have that jesse. see you back here on monday, have a great weekend, everybody. >> mike: good evening welcome

kennedy? >> kennedy: yeah, seahawks fan got attacked by big bird. >> jesse: that was great.t: good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, as president biden struggles to salvage his domestic agenda, another disappointing jobs report casts doubt on the overall strength of the u.s. economy. u.s. added just 194,000 jobs in september, which widely missed the expectations of economists. that's the second straight tepid monthly gain. those numbers come amid continued democrat party infighting that has stalled the president's infrastructure and social reform plans along with the massive tax increases that would come along with them. we have fox team coverage to

kennedy? >> kennedy: yeah, seahawks fan got attacked by big bird. >> jesse: that was great.ht stars ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched ♪ were so gallantly streaming

kennedy. and for african americans in particular, that way that lyndon johnson emerges as president is particularly problematic. and the it fans certain long-standing concerns that the african american community had about lyndon johnson going back to his time in congress. when john kennedy selected lyndon johnson as his running mate in 1960 at the democratic convention, african americans were particularly concerned and upset by that choice. and it had to do with lyndon johnson's long history as being seen as someone who was willing to compromise with his fellow democrats in the south in order to thwart progress on civil rights. so while lyndon johnson was the senate majority leader, he made it clear that he was trying to keep his coalition together. and in order to do that, he was willing to make sure that, you know, important civil rights legislation either never passed or what was ultimately passed was watered down so that it was just doing the bare minimum. and so this was something that af

specifically the presidencies of john kennedy and lyndon johnson.rivilege i would like to swipe joanne's formulation of how she wanted to talk about presidential hatred that's a really terrific way of narrowing our focus, just to note all of these presidents have their haters. they come in different flavors. one of the things i wanted to do with my session today was to talk a little bit about the way lyndon johnson was hated in particular by african-american voters. and to really focus in on that. even though there will be lots of parallels and reasons why other constituencies hated lyndon johnson. but it wanted to do this by just starting with the obvious points of how lyndon johnson came to be president. of course he became president he's one of the accidental presidents. he emerged and ascended into the presidency with the assassination of his predecessor john kennedy. for african-americans in particular that way that lyndon johnson emerges as president is particularly problematic. it spanned a certain long-standing concerns that the african-amer

and a world that let us continue john kennedy's policies on civil rights. so he's trying to turn a page and trying to win over black constituents from the very beginning, but there's this nagging concern, this feeling he just can't shake from black voters that he is conniving and he's truly only doing this because he has to and because he's desperately trying to win their vote, not because this is something that is, you know, innate in him but this is something he truly cares about. for black observers linden johnson is an opportunist. he's trying to use the same techniques john kennedy has used, symbolic acts like hirer people, appointments. he is seen in photographs with african-american civil rights leaders but linden johnson really falls victim to a number of issues. number one, he is seen as someone who many black observers believe was involved in kennedy's death. and secondly, there is this sense that he is, again, this opportunist. but over the course of his administration, the movement itself is changing quite a bit, so whereas there's a belief in a

kennedy. for african americans in particular, that way that lyndon johnson emerged as president is particularly problematic. and it's part of a long standing concern. going back to his time in congress. when johnson was selected, african americans were particularly concerned, having to do with johnson being someone who is willing to compromise. so while in the johnson was the senate majority leader he was trying to keep his coalition together. and he was making sure that civil rights legislation never passed or just doing the bare minimum. and so this was something that african americans watch with great concern. so that when john can be selected johnson as his running mate there was an outcry from the african american delegates. to the extent where the kennedy campaign had to put together to try to win over the black delegates that where there, that had to reassure them even though lyndon johnson had been a person of concern in terms of his adequacy of civil rights has come along with the pla

>> kennedy: and then flipping the switch.could be doing a lifetime of psychological harm and you're doing it knowingly. they're playing with these girls lives and self-esteem. i think that the numbers are much higher. i think it is -- 30% question work i would say it's worth 70% of some of these young users who have body dysmorphia or body insecurity. facebook and instagram, they are not nurturing them. they are forcing them into an early grave. how dare they! they know exactly how these algorithms work. the fact that they are using young women as experiments come as disposable lab rats, is absolutely awful. i hope more whistle-blowers from these companies come forward and someone sprout the conscious. the fact that they are making this much money off of despair and death and psychological harm, it is beyond reason. >> emily: it creates a lifetime of pain and of lifetime of things where you can and cannot control manifesting and food. that never goes away. someone in america dies every 5g disorder and yet, these facebook exec

kennedy sister is in the presidential party. pontiff spoke english, one of his singles when languages during the audience. when the visit is ended, the presidents sister kisses the popes ring. but mr. kennedy, as a visiting head of state, does not. >> he does not. we checked. he does not. news reports were fixated on the fact that it was a simple handshake between president kennedy and the pope. but what's even more striking is that contemporaneous print reports even speculated that yes, it looked like a handshake but, we're sure secretly, jfk did kiss the ring. he probably did it behind closed doors. this is what one of the news wires reported about that is it. quote, the president did not neil or gifts upon testing when they first met in the presence of the cortege that led him to prompts privately every. about slightly and shook hands. however, it is possible that mr. kennedy later kissed the popes ring in the privacy of the library. library. that was mainstream newspapers. that was being printed in the mainstream press aroun

kennedy's sister is in the presidential party.lish, one of his seven languages. when the visit ended, mr. kennedy as a visiting head of state does not kiss his ring. >> he does not. we checked. he does not. news reports were fixated on the fact that it was a simple handshake between president kennedy and the pope. but what's even more striking is that contemporaneous print reports even speculated that, yeah, it looked like a handshake but we're sure secretly jfk kissed the ring, he probably did it behind closed doors. the president did not kneel or kiss the pontiff's ring when they first met. he bowed slightly and shook hands. however, it is possible that mr. kennedy later kissed the pope's ring in the privacy of the library. that was, you know, mainstream newspapers. that was being printed mainstream press around the country. when all the cameras were out of the room, must have been when kennedy knelt down and kissed the ring. we can't be sure but it totally could have happened so that means it must have happened, right? a lot ha

there was a lot going on in the celebrity that we don't know about peer the kennedy news. >> kennedy:do you think it is john? >> i agree with kennedy: getting out of the story paul mccartney blamed yoko ono for five decades. thanks for letting that happen for five decades. >> that is true. i want to hear her statement. he's doing illegal things, to your point, kennedy, philanthropy in order art, but the mystery remains. thanks to everyone and now is "america reports." >> john: emily, thank you don't blame paul. fox news to kick off "america reports" on this monday. president biden tried to save his domestic agenda by pleading with democrats to come together. by then addressing dnc over the weekend and sang the party needs to get on the same page ahead of the 2022 midterms. john roberts in washington, welcome to "america reports," sandra greeted them at good to be back with you. >> sandra: welcome back mime sandra smith in new york and the president's domestic agenda held up by his own party. the feud between moderates and progressives threatening to

he's trying to use the same techniques john kennedy has used, symbolic acts like hirer

after present case ssa tells congress and the world, let us continue john kennedy's policy on civil rights for he's trying to turn the page and trying to went over black constituents from the very beginning. there is this nagging concern this thing he cannot shake from black voters that he is conniving and he's truly only doing this because he has to and he is desperately trying to win their votes. not because this is something innate in him but this is something he truly cares about. for black observers of the newly sworn in president, lyndon johnson is an opportunist who is desperate to win election. so over the course of lyndon johnson's administration he's trying to use a lot of the same techniques john kennedy has used symbolic acts like hiring people, appointments,

joanne breyer was there watching justice kennedy the retired justice kennedy roberts was there how do i feel to you? what was it like for you? and everybody here. second to your question how did it feel? it felt better. [laughter] clicks it if you like business as usual to just feel you were able to get more out of the case? >> it's organized we had to tell that you know a telephone, i would do it in turn. the virtue ... that is minute we each have a turn of two or three minutes as you focus on your question and you focus on the answer. and that is helpful that's what you're supposed to do. but in addition, the negative part it's not human. you can't see what people look like, how are they reacting, he could not pick up your colleagues said so easily. what do they think of what is going on, in person is more of a human thing. there are things that make it not human to having one thing that makes it more human is a definite advantage. i would say it was a big improvement. >> could you pick up on any cues from your colleagues will was a water rights case. one was a water rights case mos

i am joined by my cohost at house of kennedy on foxbusiness kennedy. in the center seat, the federalist senior editor chris bedford. minneapolis is seen as dramatic increase in lawlessness with mock murders up a whopping 116 percent. and other violent crimes jumpin by 30 percent in 2019. what is the solution to all of this? she is backing a ballot measure to replace the entire city police force as she blames the officers themselves for the crime spike. >> a reduction in police in our city. it is due to two things. one, to not fulfill their oath of office, and to provide the public safety they are owed to the citizens they serve. the minneapolis police department's multifunctional police department in our state and probably in the country. >> kayleigh, al dear she say th officers don't uphold their oath . all too often they don't come home. meanwhile she says this behind the safety of her private security team she has spent thousands on to prepare for herself. >> how much of a dense ideologu can you be. she is to attacking her police officers intercity

why was kennedy successful? what skills were important? by askins additional questions they also want to determine why a president is great. not only if they are great. not necessarily going to look at that part of the argument. we are going to focus instead on these evaluations of whether scholars assign ranking of great, near great, above average, near average below average or failure to reach present britt ultimate 846 surveys but be aware this is not necessarily a representative sample, only 59 women actually participated in the survey. so they are ranking those, abraham lincoln is one. franklin roosevelt, too. george washington is three. thomas jefferson is for. those are the four presidents that had an average score of it being a great president. the near greats were theodore roosevelt, woodrow wilson, andrew jackson, and harry truman. i think the bottom to her interests include john adams and lyndon johnson. we are not going to see these presidents on other rankings. perhaps this is a partly because in this study, scholars and tende

kennedy, you should go get a louie vuitton bag. i don't know if you can find it less than $950 but they're giving them out for free in california. >> right the inner laying complications at every step perpetuate this. we have the down grade from felonies to misdemeanors, and das that won't prosecute. none of this is good. i think with the safety first on the forefront this is why the businesses are losing so much money. on the back end these places are closing. where for example the elderly and infirm rely on for their vaccinations and medication. it's unfortunate for the communities. i want to bring it back. what happens after? what happens after we see the videos of people running out, reversed santa with bags filled with good. anne amazon is like a big pawnshop. unlike e-bay and other retail giants am a sop doesn't cooperate with law enforcement. you need a subpoena. that's a ripe forum for these goods to be resold. think about it this way. amazon spends 700 million tkharz a year to combat fraud that's combating fraud. think abo

, you have a daughter. >> kennedy: yes.track and soccer all at the same time. but they are on social media, and it scares the living out of me. it is not just the social pressure which i think is enormous. and we have no comparison. i logan michaels and i think their upbringing is so different from mine and a large reason for that is social media. there's going to be more platforms. kids are not on facebook. it is like snapchat, snapchat scares me a lot more than facebook. what they see, what they have access to want to talk and all of these companies do is create algorithms to make them more addictive. they really do. property figure out young brains and adolescent neuroscience and they appealed to cigarette companies did in the 60s mega, '70s, and '80s. i agree, a company, a private company, or if they are not selling their extinguishers. they are selling narcissism and dopamine. >> yeah. >> they know what it is doing. it is not like their zinc people at the company are saying, you know what chris spears, what is happenin

there for the children, the kennedys. otherwise horseback, had one incident where president clinton and chelsea wanted to go horseback riding. so the national park service from d.c. brought the horses up we use the back gate into the wilderness with secret service on horseback to to go to the nearby woods. horseback riding is possible but there is no corral for their skeet shooting, trap shooting, mini golf course, a driving range, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, presidents want to go golfing to go back to the nearby golf course. if they want to fish this nearby fishing hold on private farmland so we arranged to take them. there is a bowling alley game room, rex david asks, never approach the perimeter of camp david? >> it happens and there are some warning times. you could drive by the roads in camp, three do have protocols if you do happen to approach the fence and get closer things to deal with. again it's a no-fly zone i'm sure that happens and continues to happen. >> didn't fdr, didn't he make a wrong turn when h