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find me on twitter @kennedy nation. will return taking breaks every half hour so the millennial players can check social media but you may be able to get of microwave deliver fasónóv kennedy: gore your pizza is free that made domino's a household name now amazon is primed to make its own a 30 minutes or less pleded is determined to get your items delivered to your doorstep through small electric powered drums it is asking congress and the faa to speed of the process to approve commercial drone use. my panel is back. i know that you hate drones. >> no. >> does that apply to amazon? [laughter] >> no. i love them we have several in my house there very dangerous but who cares. i have amazon now that is the app in this city to bring it to you in an hour what is the hardest thing? i love the idea i will show it to after the us show it is fabulous it is just a power trip that thing rocketing to me is a fantastic. >> what is the first you would have delivered? >> marijuana. >> what? [laughter] >> from colorado. [laughter] >> the

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this is your homeland, and your nation. kennedy: you have some lofty goals for iraq. what it will take to stabilize a tribalistic part of the world, can you do that without boots on the ground. >> there has to be boots on the ground but they need to be arab boots, there will be no lasting long-lived piece that does --s f there is not will to win, by people who live there, there is no possible victory, no possible peace that will come out of this, so you need to engage the people who live there, the turks need to be involved and kurds, and the iraqis need a more national government and movement, sunni chieftains, and also the government in syria could be involved. but i think it would have to be a government min minus, sad. a lot -- assad, there a lot that has to happen but it requires a coalition of civilized islamic countries but not just by american troops, and more and more republicans leaders are admitting this putting 100,000 troops back is not the answer. kennedy: no, and of your republican fellow presidential candidates who has the worst plan for tackling middl

if you have flared stories go-ahead to send me a tweet @kennedy nation.here for another round and i have good news politicians they make it legal for year to be buried with your pet is that insane? and why you should hate the irs. ♪ kennedy: the 8q. the irs raised 422 backup tapes were erased that had missing emails from displaced lois lerner the same inspector general that exposed the ira's targeting of the two-party groups but don't worry the loss was probably accidental. schaede mitt to pay her taxes laugh neck and neck. [laughter] so what are the chances? but the bright side is the chinese cannot get their hands on them. the first rule of bureaucracy club did not endanger the bureaucracy the bureaucrat tonight in, jr. the of bureaucrat it must protect his or her own existence. >> that is great. a round of applause. [applause] you must put that in writing somewhere. then you will get audited. [laughter] so what is the intention? >> completely delicious. hearty mistakenly deletes this many emails have you tried to delete than at a time it takes a long t

kennedy: libertarians will love this animal. it is a nationalst snapped i am not supposed to touch this? the recession are the end of all animals. that is the tail and. [laughter] they are rodents but if she was aggravated she would expand those quills and they can release them. then you are stuck with those it your body. they lived in africa and are related to get a pay eggs -- guinea p.i.g.s. kennedy: never take them into my home like an orphan and reyes said. >> do that with bananas. kennedy: natgeo wild tomorrow. comeback and bring more animals. >> it is like biology class without the feeling grade. your mail is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ (charge music) you wouldn't hire an organist without hearing them first. charge! so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. kennedy: neither rain nor snow will stop me touche check out your mail. here is the nightcap for i made a friend. i and head over heels and i love your show it is the top priority. kennedy: you are also a top priority in my heart. >> you are outstanding

kennedy: libertarians will love this animal. it is a nationalmbol a porcupine who'd just snapped i am not supposed to touch this? the recession are the end of all animals. that is the tail and. [laughter] they are rodents but if she was aggravated she would expand those quills and they can release them. then you are stuck with those it your body. they lived in africa and are related to get a pay eggs -- guinea p.i.g.s. kennedy: never take them into my home like an orphan and reyes said. >> do that with bananas. kennedy: natgeo wild tomorrow. comeback and bring more animals. >> it is like biology class without the feeling grade. your mail is next. have a sunset. and an early morning mode. and a partly sunny mode. and an outside... to clear inside mode. transitions® signature adaptive lenses ...are more responsive than ever. so why settle for a lens with just one mode? experience life well lit®. upgrade your lenses to transitions® signature. get up to ninety dollars back when you combine crizal, varilux and transitions... and buy a second pair wit

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if you have weird stories you want to see in topical storm, tweet me @kennedy nation.tain gram. >> coming up, charlie is back. he will tell us how he somehow ended up racing a stock car on a track with no rules, i like it. >> and panel returns, jerry seinfeld took a shot at college campuses, we talk ♪ i get down on my knees and pray ♪ i'm waiting for that final moment, you say the words that i can't say ♪ >> that is right, bernard summer in, last summer, flight attendance for scandinavian airline reported a problem with drunk, and unruley passengers, in response, airline is now implementing a 3 drink limit on drink -- flights within europe. mike, have you ever in your life drunk so little on a plane? >> three, that is before take off. this is, you have on you know some fat slob next to you drooling and paul blart 4, and babies crying, only thing to get you through that is alcohol, only way i would agree if they switch it with xanax, and flying to europe? do that in france,. kennedy: should we blame europe? they have wrecked everything it will spread like a virus. >> eu

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as this is my friday and i guarantee, you will find me on social wreed any day of the week at kennedy nation on twitter, and instagram. for kennedy fbn on facebook. have a great weekend. >>> good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. the obama administration today clearly acknowledging and demonstrating that whatever her strategy to defeat the islamic state, it is not only incomplete it is not working. defense secretary ash carter testified before the house armed services committee today. he made it clear the pentagon's efforts to train iraqi forces to fight the islamic state is failing and failing badly. >> our training efforts in iraq have thus far been slowed by a lack of trainees. we simply hadn't received enough recruits. of the 24,000 iraqi security forces we originally envisioned training at our four sites by this fall we hope to receive enough recruits to train about 7,000 in addition to 2,000 counterterrorism personnel. >> secretary carter and chairman dempy didn't foreclose the possibilities that military may play a more active role in the fight against the islamic state, but general

k to you again on monday for you can always find me on social media @kennedy nation on twitter and instagram. >> we're told that science creates monsters. >> man eating tomatoes. >> the leading fight against gmos. >> which brings this question from actors. >> how dopped do you think we are? . john: very. and so is your ex. >> antifreeze needs to be removed immediately. >> the good thing about scientists is it's true whether or not you believe in it . john: but what is true? i'm told men ask women are exactly equal. >> i'm a man. well, on anybody's perfect . john: i'm told i can eat more chocolate and i should eat no wheat. >> all organic and dairy free. . john: the war with science. that's our show. tonight. . john: getting science right matters. sometimes our lives are on the line. that's why debates over vaccines, global warming stem cells and so on are important. the left says the right ignore good signs. they deny global warming some deny evolution they ban laws for stem cell that he never might save lives. the right said it's left that ignore science it's the right that over obsess abou

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baltimore, i was in high school and a member of something called united nations youth and president-not president, center kennedy who was hoping to be president came to baltimore to speak to a dinner, the united nations association of maryland honoring jacob [inaudible] my mother said she was sick, but he said you can take my place at the dinner knowing how much i admired center kennedy so i had the privilege of sitting next to him, he was the featured speaker at the dinner, sitting next to him and hearing his words of encouragement to view the world globally and encouraging young people to do that. it is something of course i'll never forget and this is the best place i could tell that storo of so many years ago. it wasn't long after that that he became president and at the un before the un general assembly he spoke for the need of global perspective and action mptd he said plague and pestulence, plundsing and pollution the hazards of nature and hunger of children are the fous of every nation. the earth, sea and air can be the concern of every nation and science technology and education can be the alley of ever

baltimore, i was in high school and a member of something called united nations youth and president-not president, center kennedy who was hoping to be president came to baltimore to speak to a dinner, the united nations association of maryland honoring jacob [inaudible

kennedy a fine figure of a man in every sense. my memories are not just a 10 absolutely creasing the sides of the nation with the humor not just on the radio to television and as i may say you either have to be prepared to be a product or charles kennedy. [laughter] demonstrably i am not charles kennedy. but there is another side to him. he was a man of great and deep faith virtue of great strength from the well of that faith. some people in this house know that on wednesday evenings when we celebrate passing the club he will be very very quietly. i appreciate his roman catholic tradition to present at the back of the church in case there is a collection. [laughter] charles would be there very very quietly, worshiping with this thought a nature such strength again. i hope you'll forgive me for pointing out tonight mass will be for the family and the under craft chapel. even the words must give us pause to realize how much we have lost, but how blessed we were to have known this great ma >> next of the supreme court oral argument in elonis v. united states. then freedom of information requests. then "q&a." >> tomorrow, deputy secre

that was jack kennedy, president kennedy addressing the nation on june 11, 1963. the streets seethed with protests from african-americans wanting a seat at the lunch counter. the quest continues as african-americans need to fight back against attempts to restrict their vote. a new generation takes to the streets in racial tensions. president kennedy spoke that same week on another front, a major address on nuclear arms control on a test ban treaty with the russians. a critical effort to reduce the chances of nuclear annihilation at that point. here he is. >> it would place the nuclear powers in a position to deal more effectively with one of the greatest hazards which man faces in 1963, the further spread of nuclear arms. it would increase our security, it would decrease the prospects of war. surely this goal is sufficiently important to require our steady pursuit. >> just like president kennedy, president obama has to get congress and the american people behind a nuclear agreement with iran right now. >> these are matters of war and peace, and they should be eval

soldiers killed in that mission, is now fighting to have his son buried at arlington national cemetery. suzanne kennedy tells us why that might not happen. reporter: he was an eight-year year member of the louisiana national guard when he died ringing march training mission. now the family of staff sergeant thomas florich is being told he cannot be buried because he is not on active duty. his father disagrees. >> my son earned his slot when he was in uniform on a helicopter that when it to the -- went in with 10 other heroes . reporter: the fact that he was a national guardsman and not a active-duty soldier does not make him a second class citizen. >> my son died in the line of duty. that should be a pretty obvious qualification. reporter: arlington national cemetery will run out of room in 40 years. they released a statement saying in part, the families request was thoroughly reviewed in accordance with established protocols. the circumstances, while tragic, did not warn displacing and otherwise eligible service member or veteran." some visitors to the cemetery support the guardsmen being buried here.

kennedy: maybe he should not be on the field so they could win a national championship. >> if you arelegiate athlete should your parents stand by? >> i get that the millstone take a kettlebell to go after the coach and then after the interview went to labor-management it is time to go back. >> it is so ridiculous. i had parents that were scouting kids literally said we have scouting reports on the other team. i scouted the moms. you did that to the kids? kennedy: the panel will stick around which have more self control? but first what happens when a man runs naked through kennedy: it is time for some weird news. "topical storm". number one. grey bourbon and fast horses and a couple of people were arrested one felt his new friend running through the superstore pouring milk over his head yelling i am on fire. why was the naked? is there is an outbreak? if he was truly on fire milkwood has been a good choice. >> and number two if you had tattoos you were a japanese prisoner or a punk band. but now you don't have to be hard to have a beautiful body of tattoos. getting divorced in 2010 cov

kennedy: maybe he should not be on the field so they could win a national championship. >> if you aregiate athlete should your parents stand by? >> i get that the millstone take a kettlebell to go after the coach and then after the interview went to labor-management it is time to go back. >> it is so ridiculous. i had parents that were scouting kids literally said we have scouting reports on the other team. i scouted the moms. you did that to the kids? kennedy: the panel will stick around which have more self control? but first what happens when a man runs naked through wal-mart? next. it's one of the most amazing things we build and it doesn't even fly. we build it in classrooms and exhibit halls, mentoring tomorrow's innovators. we build it raising roofs, preserving habitats and serving america's veterans. every day, thousands of boeing volunteers help make their communities the best they can be. building something better for all of us. kennedy: it is time for some weird news. "topical storm". number one. grey bourbon and fast horses and a couple of people were arrested one felt his

president kennedy called out the national guard. two people lost their lives.olt to keep ole miss all white. the governor of mississippi who stood in the school house door waved the rebel flag in an ole miss football game the night the riots broke out people there at the time say that is when the rebel flag became ubiquitous. the school was already known as the ole miss rebels. but people say ole miss became synonymous with the confederate battle flag, starting then. starting in 19. 62 not 1862 during war but 1962 as a symbol of resistance to civil rights and the civil rights movement, a symbol of resistance to integration. 20 years after the violent effort to integrate that university, john hawkins, ole miss student, got himself elected cheerleader at the school. if you look closely at this picture, you will see it is the white cheerleader behind him that is waving a rebel flag. by then ole miss cheerleaders were dearing rebel flag. but john hawkins who is a cheerleader i know what that white guy, mr. hawkins is waving a mega phone. he is not waving the confed

memory of the charles kennedy however is in this chamber and it was in this powerful condemnation of the iraq war, a position shared between the liberal democrats and the national party. charles kennedy question the prime minister of the time repeatedly on the case for war on the lack of evidence of weapons of mass destruction, on the role of the united nations and international law. ..

blocks from where the nationals play. suzanne kennedy is live in southwest washington with more on a project that is a long time in the making. suzanne: absolutely. this will soon be goodbye r.f.k. and hello but saturday saturday -- hello buzzard point. this is a deal more than two years in the making. >> d.c. united goal is something to celebrate. today there is another reason. >> d.c. united will have its permanent home in washington d.c. [applause] >> after two years of planning and negotiating the mayor announced a deal to build a 20,000-seat stadium in southwest washington. >> i am pleased that not only will they stay in d.c. but they are going to build a state-of-the-art world class stadium in district of columbia. >> under the agreement the district would pay $150 million to acquire and prepare the land on buzzard point. d.c. united would privately finance the $287 million to build the stadium. d.c. united officials say the team, currently in first place in their division, deserve a new home. >> we have the best fans in major leag

nationally and you may now be covered. contact your health plan for the latest information. and. kennedychel dolezal will squeeze every nanosecond of jews out of for 15 minutes of tape and today she focuses on heard dna. >> i know who raised me i have not had a dna test there is no biological prove. kennedy: she was obviously born in kenya. i am joined by the perfect person to explain raise an identity. is greg gutfeld i love this story for so many reasons for karzai your monologue last night. i know that you despise her but there is something about her story that is intriguing remember cape fear? she is the female version in all seriousness wherever she shows up everybody around her gets hurt because she is a flimflam artist with her identity. if that is what she bases her life upon your only good if you victimize her so there are these acts in -- accusations of of hate crimes and the goal disputes with the family and other people you don't know what is real or what is not. kennedy: that phony baloney letter that she puts in her own mailbox that is fraught with that does not discount wh

kennedy a fine figure of a man in every sense. my memories are not just a 10 absolutely creasing the sides of the nation with the humor not just on the radio to television and as i may say you either have to be prepared to be a product or charles kennedy. [laughter] demonstrably i am not charles kennedy. but there is another side to him. he was a man of great and deep faith virtue of great strength from the well of that faith. some people in this house know that on wednesday evenings when we celebrate passing the club he will be very very quietly. i appreciate his roman catholic tradition to present at the back of the church in case there is a collection. [laughter] charles would be there very very quietly, worshiping with this thought a nature such strength again. i hope you'll forgive me for pointing out tonight mass will be for the family and the under craft chapel. even the words must give us pause to realize how much we have lost, but how blessed we were to have known this great man. may he rest in peace. >> a house hearing on veteran care that could help health providers and patients need to go outside the va system. veteran

but that disagreement can't trump the fundamental right to equality that's in our national charter. >> justice kennedyre those with concerns of religious objections e. but we have dissenters that say should you voice any opinion you're going to be deemed a big got and you may risk your job and livelihood and all kinds of things. >> we're seeing catholic charities being forced to shut down baker, forest the photographer. the important thing here is the matter people said they have a religious freedom to teach and to preach and justice roberts says it's the free exercise that our constitution protects and they were silent about that. will they have the freedom to live about it our eyes monday through saturday not just sunday morning. >> i think we all agree that's probably going to be the next part of this debate. by the way there will be a ruling on the epa and redistricting. thanks for joining us for an overview. thank you to both of you. >> still ahead, word comes as negotiators are trying to strike a nuclear deal with iran. what does this say about the chances for a final deal? we're going to talk t

kennedy prize for national reporting and the dupont toward progress now my pleasure to introduce dr. carson for this discussion. [applause] >> thank you very much we just had a very refreshing session next door with students and other folks in the audience wrasse penetrating questions about the bush doctrine and our security and threats ltd. is very stimulating for someone like me to come back here to see if people are really interested in things that matter today to take questions under advisement willing to tackle more controversial issues. to talk about the bush doctrine a little bit understand the changes of this century the beginning of new * new challenges in the way it requite had not expected a and natalie that dealing with some new thoughts but old machinery. with old institutions that were accustomed to doing things a certain way certainly with those that are accustomed to organizations all of a sudden things changed with months into his presidency had to deal with it from my perspective starting out with the house to revise the president of what he needed to know that date

i express my sadness, that of all members of the scottish national party about the untimely death of charles kennedy. most people in the political village, most people here knew he was unwell for quite sometime. during the last parliament our offices in the third floor were just around the corner from one another, and we bumped into each other regularly, coming to the chamber or returning from committee, and it was clear that he was still having to battle challenges, but not in my worse dreams did i imagine he was taken from us at the young age of 55. politics is a hard business, mr. speaker, and while i and my colleagues are delighted that the snp won the constituency, i was saddened kennedy would no longer be in parliament. it's a mark of a man when i got in touch with him after the general election, he readily met up with me to share his experience of his leadership of the liberal democrats when that was the third party in the house of commons. people across politics attest to the generosity of spirit that he showed to people on all sides of the party, and those who have not yet had the opportuni

it also seems like the nation was ready for it especially with justice kennedy himself. >> who now seems rights icon, as far as i can tell. >> for sure. for sure, given where he's been. but the thing is, there are just so many more questions. you know, parental rights vary state by state for adoption questions, custody questions. remember, discrimination against gay men and lesbians is still essentially legal nationwide in other context. >> yeah. you can get married today and fired tomorrow, basically is the way the law works now. it's interesting how the states are going to handle this, as a government matter, as what the state governments do. that seems pretty clear. whether they like it or not they're stuck with it. even some of the attorney generals who fought this very hard, they say, okay, we give up, we lost. where you're going to see some actions is businesses and religious groups. some states are already saying, if you're a county clerk and have a religious objection, maybe you shouldn't be compelled to do this. there may be legal skirmishing about that as well. >> i wanted to g

kennedy: that dobbs 6 il don't s a licking and keeps on ticking. separating first overhaul of national security apparatus. there is no doubt that shy nsa contractor snowden had a profound affect about privacy in national security. we're seeing his revelations bear fruit here. the government can no longer gorge itself on mass data phone collection. but still peak in on american contact from american tech companies. u.s. communications are the dolphins that great trapped. they die. suffocate with your struggling freedom. mitch mcconnell is the big loser, he tried to rally senate republicans against the freedom act he dillydallied, and rand out of time with that last minute paula buster. i got a million of them. a ca kassem -- that -- cosm that will swallow dinosaurs like him whole. now, civil liberty is his issue, he has moved dialogue, long masterfuly, but he voted against the freedom act but paul created more enemies on right and left while strengthening most interesting coalition, libertarians, progressives, and constitutional conservatives on his side hire, but can he -- here, but ca

nation ever born of man. >> none attracted more conspiracy theories then-president john f. kennedy. ralph nurnberg or discuss the events when kennedy was shot and killed while riding in his motorcade.

stay kennedy: because she is hilarious hillary clinton that the failed president in history on "face the nation" the campaign manager was asked about her mental history. >> she had a health scare as secretary of state will she reserve medical records? index i will let her decide that she has been hitting the campaign trail hard. kennedy: what does that mean? [laughter] bed never mind the questions about the ethics that would torpedo the chances with voters? >> to do what other candidates have done but it is a fairly long statement from his position john decade when one further to open of his medical records and invited people he had a skin cancer and was engineered as a prisoner of war i don't want to be crass but it isn't like whereas skiing to send a camera crew with a mammogram we just want to know for kawai all fourth mammograms. she will be 68 you have to start talking about a. >> what is really going on? what condition did she have? there was the situation but year-ago she fell and cracked her head around the benghazi during. and president clinton said it took six months and a lot of work

john: if justice kennedy goes the way some experts think and we end up with national rights of same-sexage, do you have any doubt in your mind that every state must then follow with the supreme court says? there are some people that suggest there are ways states could fight against that. sean: we address this in our state and we are ready whatever the decision is to implement the laws the supreme court announces. i will say this -- regardless of how it turns out particularly if they rule against the states i think the next question will be how do you balance the religious freedoms? our own state has addressed that to legislation within perhaps going against the states. mark: the other big decision is on the affordable care act. your state does not have a state exchange. how do you handicap the court's decisions and what are the implications if they strike down subsidies? sean: i don't want to sound like a lawyer, but these are very nuanced decisions. the plaintext of the act makes it very difficult for the courts to ignore that they excluded coverage for federal funded exchanges. howeve