kennedy: she is a little bit of a message comic now that is slightly exhausting. >> on face the nation, donald trump said he sometimes carries a gun for personal proteioioio and if a teacher had a gun, in recent mass shootings, things would have turned out better. >> he has to carry a gun, if his hair gets wet after midnight it attacks him. guns are not going anywhere, that is problem, they are not biodegradable. >> you know whole argument for gun control loses point of how, once you get to how that is where debate begins issue as far as i can tell not one person offered any rational conclusion -- kennedy: that is it. it is such an emotional debate you u l gun reform, but so many -- i hate to sound like a broken record, there are so many laws on the books even in a state with strict gun control like oregon you still have mass shootings, caylee, is this a litmustivity fo test for this es immigration. >> absolutely. but when you look at facts donald trump is spot oall but two mass shootings have occurred in places where the citizens are not allowed to carry guns, there is a reason that t

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. >> former congressman and recovering addict patrick kennedy on the nation's failure to deal with drug addiction, as the nation launches a new effort to fight substance abuse. >>> good evening and thanks for watching al jazeera america. i'm jonathan betz. antonio mora has the night off. >>> hillary clinton no longer has to worry about joe biden but what about benghazi? the former secretary of state's testimony will be scrutinized but so will the questions asked by republicans and here's why.a poll out today shows most americans see the probe is politically motivated. half the goal is to embarrass clinton and othird is to learn what happened in benghazi. kimberly halkett has more on what we can expect tomorrow. >> the attack on the u.s. mission in benghazi, libya, killed the u.s. ambassador and three other americans. but three years later why it happened is still in dispute. u.s. state department later revealed there was no protest outside its mission prior to the attack. >> what difference at this point does it make? it is our job to figure out what happened and do everything we can to

briefedenhower president-elect kennedy on national security before he took office, he mentioned the polaris. he said that kennedy had an .nvestment in alaris -- polaris this was a major accomplishment for eisenhower, and a record he was pierced late proud of. he went from having zero icbms and irb ends when he took office to having an array of them when he left. america's advanced national security by leaps and bounds when you consider how far these missiles could go. when kennedy ran for president, he charged that there was a missile gap. talk about eisenhower losing his temper, he was furious at that charge. it was attacking him on an issue, national security, that was near and dear to him. he knew how much he accomplished , and he knew that there was no missile gap, or actually there was a missile gap, and it was heavily in favor of the united states. also appointed satellites for national security. weedy public did not know about this for decades until information about them became classified in the 1990's, decades after eisenhower left office. but now we know. this was a significant ac

andrea tantaros, and here with us today, harris faulkner, host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy, former nationalcouncil member and veteran of the george w. bush and barack obama administrations, fox news contributor gillian turner, and we're always happy to have today's #oneluckyguy, judge alex, and we remind the judge that you are outnumbered. welcome back, my friend. >> great to be back. thank you for having me. and i'd like to give a shoutout to m

andrea tantaros, and here with us today, harris faulkner, host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy, former nationalurity council member and veteran of the george w. bush and barack obama administrations, fox news contributor gillian turner, and we're always happy to have today's #oneluckyguy, judge alex, and we remind the judge that you are outnumbered. welcome back, my friend. >> great to be back. thank you for having me. and i'd like to give a shoutout to my mom who unfortunately is hospitalized in miami. >> why, mom? >> bad kidney problem, but she's doing better. andrea: we cannot wait to get to it. here we go. donald trump still dominating, but he may have some company. the billionaire businessman remains the front runner in the republican race for president while dr. ben carson holds a close second according to a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll. with the backing of 25% of republican primary voters, trump -- this is his highest level of support since entering the race. carson gets the support of 22%, remaining well within the margin of error. his first place rival, marco rubio, third pl

kennedy: does it make me crazy. >> probably. they have a national suicide prevention. y: what would you rather do live without your phone for 24 hours or without food. >> without food. i think not only would i probably leave my wife to keep use of my phone, i would happily push her screaming from a helicopter for 10 minutes of twitter maybe. kennedy: we're laughing now, this is so uncomfortable. >> and foie gras i will push her into a blender head first. kennedy: gavin you tried this. >> you got caught watching red eye on your phone. i am sorry. kennedy: i was so impressed to be in his presence. >> i have had my kids go dad, dad, dad, i am not paying attention because i am looking at pictures of them on my money. kennedy: when they used to be cute. >> no from this morning. >> this is an a fliction i tried everything for lent, this is hardest one. >> it is called funding -- phubbing, it is snubbing your partnerre because you are on the phone, 30% of partners are depressed they feel that the other one is snubbing them. >> my wife texted me that. kennedy: you know another

national press club mug. i wanted to ask you a couple questions about the big picture. president kennedyaid that a nation will be judged not by its politics or wars, but by its contribution to the human spirit. how is the united states doing? >> i tend to think in terms of what we can be. it really is back to the united states thriving and winning when we can imagine and when we can dream with our own creativity on what we can be. i think when president kennedy made those comments, that's back to the spirit that we don't ever want to lose. and we don't ever want to have anybody take it away from us either. let's continue to spark the spirit within us. it sounds like a commercial, but arts are great at doing that. let's give ourselves permission to make sure we can honor that. that's when america is at its finest. and finally on the eve of the national endowment of the arts 50th anniversary, what do you

kennedy: to abuse power and milk foreign governments like dairy cows for your own personal gain while compromising national security, neat. >> i do support the use of medical marijuana, we need to do more research so we know how we're going to help people. kennedy: research would be great, you cannot research something that is scheduled with lsd and meth, as no accepted medical use. why not address that? because you are high? no that was bill, here is a pick of him watching, so lovely, just so proud. but when you pan out wider -- there is lincoln chafee, he has friends. carat top and a male stripper, a fun night. i hope they got on the plane back to chappaqua. there was plenty of crazy last night. >> i just arrived by dad died in office, i was appointed to office -- >> blah blah. metric, and actual there was a little good crazy. >> which enemy are you most proud of? >> the enemy hold soldier who through the grenade at me, but he is not around to talk to. kennedy: the crowd loved it. first audition for vice president is done, for next one i hope they serve uzo, we will officially be greece if one of these i

kennedy. it is one national poll, but are we facing a carson-trump horse race? we ask the party panel tonight. bonnie mcfarland looking dapper, love that. david smith, also funny. julie banderas, a fox news correspondent. julie, welcome to you all. >> thank you. kennedy: hallelujah, i start with you, will trump weiner nener himself on twitter. >> no, he believed them on this poll in august, when he was leading, now he is not leading it is not true. or a 28, where we questioned brains of iowans, back he tweeted can grates lindsey graham. it is interesting he believes the polls if he is winning. kennedy: also said, he talks about polls because he is doing so well. and reason his opponents don't talk about them, because they are losing losers, you love carson so much, you could be from iowa, why is that? >> i don't like carson at all. i think that every crazy thing that he says, makes me think that g.o.p. needs to election a reasonable moderate like trump, that how is crazy ben carson has gotten. it show a disconnect with iowa and the rest of us, you know, abortion

kennedy: who do we know that not friendly to us. >> how easy did she make it for the nation's secrets to be hacked by storying them on her personal server rather than a government secured site. kennedy: she is a ding bat who should shot be president could thank you judge for coming on mere. >> my pleasure, kennedy. kennedy: sharing his opinion about that, later nirvana's krist novoselic is here to talk about you had his band blew the lid of the music, and the the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. ♪ kennedy: they call me lady girl, no they don't, two elementary schools in minnesota have reportedly spend $30,000 on recess consultantses, they recommend avoiding p

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kennedy: who do we know that not friendly to us. >> how easy did she make it for the nation's secrets to be hacked by storying them on her personal server rather than a government secured site. kennedy: she is a ding bat who should shot be president could thank you judge for coming on mere. >> my pleasure, kennedy. kennedy: sharing his opinion about that, later nirvana's krist novoselic is here to talk about you had his band blew the about you had his band blew the lid of the music, and the at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. you can't breathed. through your nose. suddenly, you're a mouthbreather. a mouthbreather! how can anyone sleep like that? well, just put on a breathe right strip and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. breathe right can a a subconscious. mind? a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul

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that will be fantastic for pro it's a declaring his kennedy: the america's favorite game show national anti-anti-competitive candidate and letting about your nation's vice president. >> barack obama. >> i promise the president has a big stick. [laughter] >> it is a three letter word jobs. shot gramm the state senator. stand-up. what of my talking about? we will make everybody else stand up. feel free to grab a pen. or grab a pedal. every ready to play? he officiated the chief of staff wedding and spoke 47 minutes before getting into the boughs. fact or fiction? >> let's see if they can make up some ground with number two. while in moscow will he bought a puppy and named him senator. number three joe biden has said official vice-presidential segue that they codenamed cherry it to fact or fiction? nice try. number four. fact or fiction? fact or fiction. >> you cannot make that crap but. >> you are in the lead. kennedy: maybe playing games is not your strong suit. kennedy: number five during his first foul read joe biden's dr. a trade relations seven where it dracula costume fact or ficti

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kennedy. he spearheads this on a national level. you were comfort. -- hubert humphrey. he marches through the financial district of san francisco. if you want to send a message into the corporate west, you marched through the financial district of san francisco. by 1970, this is complete. big daddy has a relationship with business. money is the mother's milk of politics. this changes by 1970. he wages a popular campaign in california. by 1972, when ted kennedy is up there greeting his fellow boycotters, support for the was writtenaign into the national platform of the democratic party. longer had a place within the democratic already, so they moved right. i can only touch on it briefly businesses but when come into the republican party and consolidate, it is not a smooth trajectory. you have factions within the gop. liberals. and dare i say, you also had moderates. we can touch on these later on. the important thing here is to realize that business consolidated behind ronald reagan. that should not be a surprise. does this was at the heart of his political career from t

kennedy we haven't heard a call for national sacrifice. >> the result is we have a $20 trillion national debt or we are knocking out at the door of $20 trillion. year after year goes by and nothing is done about it. when i was, my last year in the senate, i was the vice chair of the commission on reforming the entitlement program. we came out with a terrific preliminary report, beautiful colored graphs showing that social security was doomed and medicare was doomed and the national debt was going to soar and all this. that was 21 years ago and nothing came of that. that five years ago we had simpson bowles and that was a balanced program of taxes and entitlement cuts and spending cuts in order to try to get our national debt in some sort of order and nothing, that. in fact, those politicians who were supportive of it were attacked for various pieces of how they supported it. >> i remember it well. you will talk more about the need for compromise and their unwillingness to accept any changes in the entitlement program. >> i think it's not so much the politicians are the odd docs. >> while

john kennedy, when he was running for president, was known as the advocate, the supporter of african nationalismw once john kennedy was inaugurated, the cia, and was in office, he would help lumumba who was in captivity at that point. i believe his execution, his murder, was rushed before kennedy could get in the white house. they then withheld that information from the president for over a month. so the cia was to find presidents all the time, particular in the case of kennedy who they felt was young, they committed relate, or did not really need to bring him to their confidence. amy: you have the cia running international intelligence and they are keeping -- welcome me say keeping from -- what makes you believe that kennedy did not know? >> that he did know about the murder? well, there's a famous picture taken of him in the white house as he is getting the phone call not from the cia, but from the stephenson he finally tells him a month after lumumba has been buried and dead about this terrible murder and his face, as you can see from the famous photograph, the white house photographer, is cr

i think that she didn't jeopardize national security. to kennedy'snt, how is he in a place to say that? if he's going to comment onion going, active investigation -- on an ongoing investigation, use facts. so if you're starting the sentence with "i think," you clearly have not been privy to all the information available and on the table. and either she used a private e-mail server or she didn't, she sent or received classified e-mails or she didn't. >> and he said he wasn't aware of any server which, harris, i'm just not buying. >> all right. so -- >> nobody's buying. >> where was the follow-up question of, mr. president, did you know there was possibly more than one server? [laughter] are you equally as sure about each server that they're now finding? and two words that hit me, sandra, were "ginned up." >> right. >> does he mean gathered in evidence by the fbi? is that what ginned up means? he's giving her cover, yeah. i didn't potentially know about it -- personally know about it, but i think it's okay. >> no harm done. >> and then he's downplaying

nations. lax, weinto kennedy, are like a third world country. and i go and i do with these people. get along with everybody, ok? by the way, i do. i do. and i don't dislike john, i like john. i have the biggest bank in the world as my tenant. chinese bank. like, seriously big. the rent comes in like, boom, clockwork. but i have tremendous relationships with mexico, with china, with everybody. the problem is we are not being led right. when china, japan, brazil, i mean, any country. name any country taking advantage of us. france. they are taking advantage of us. you know that because you know what they are doing with iran. you see, she says france. you can name any country. russia? that is a pretty easy one. [laughter] russia could that is the one i was hoping. no, he is having a field day dealing with our leaders because our leaders are incompetent. they are incompetent. they are incompetent. >> [applause] mr. trump: so, we've had an amazing -- well, even israel. we are taking advantage of israel if you think about it. it is probably the worst thing that has happened to israel sin

kennedy: we need prestine zones of safety so children are never bruised, harmed or cajoled, i am worried we're creating a nationf teet sucklers that will put millennials to shame. >> they are our future, they c should be bubble wrapped and kepted in the refrigerator until they are 18. kennedy: i like that. like a bullfrog you are about to dissect in biology class. >> that is disgusting. kennedy: a high school in maine, cancels dances because they are plagued with the culture of grinding. >> what did david do? david danced before the lord, w with all his might, leaping and dancing before the record. leaping and dancing. kennedy: that is david, david did that, david safed that town. now if not for grinding would you have a job.d >> that is a good question, we have to remember that grinding is a gateway drug to first base. and so -- >> if you do it right. >> you don't cancel a dance, they cancel dance and replaced it a bonfire, that going to get rid of sex, it is a fire on the beach at night, they should have pelvic chaperones. kennedy: i have a quote from a student, he said, word is no one is going to go to the b

to close out our anniversary celebration will host an national convening with the kennedy center in october 2016. our focus on the future of arts in america and this convening will bring together artists, thinkers, policy makers as with the team the dialogue about how to strengthen the arts sector for the next 50 years and explore how the arts are critical to imagining and building and securing our future. the route to this comment year, we will post a new multimedia content on our website that showcases of the impact of the arts on the nation in partnership with our wonderful original arts organizations. this content will include more than 60 videos highlighting the role the arts play in every u.s. state and district territory and region and we will produce a dozen of milestone videos detailing is a key grace in the history of other national endowment of the arts and how those grants have made impact on american culture as a whole. we willcrowdsourcing collect and post the stories from the public on how the arts and the national endowment have influenced their lives. we have received hundr

kennedy: yeah, but the idea donald trump would have influenced and completely changed or overhauled our nation'sration policy in seven months, i think that's unverifiable. >> if trump wasn't trump and somebody else said this, he would be shocked because it's coming out of his mouth we're, like, oh, okay. and you're right. there is a little bit of truth there. i don't think he should be attacking george w bush for 9/11. i also think it's odd he's trying to attack his brother through jeb bush. kennedy: yeah. >> but it's working. and it's working because he's so gung-ho about this he's 0 to 180 in two seconds and you don't ever really stop to think, well, maybe you shouldn't be saying something like that. and it is also pushing jeb bush on the defense. >> uh-huh. >> and showing the american people like you said that, you know, maybe jeb bush is just a continuation of his brother. kennedy: and that's what it does, crystallizes that perception and taking these ideas and people start to go, oh, what you know? maybe he's right. and then they go maybe jeb bush is exactly like george w bush and, oh, god

he spearheads this on a national by 1972, when ted kennedy is up there greeting his boycotters, the support of his work cut campaigns was written in the national platform of the democratic party. so they move right. again, i can only touch on it briefly due to time, but when business comes into the republican party, it is not this month to directory from goldwater in 1964 to write it -- to reagan's part of the -- presidency. you had liberals, and dare i say moderates? [laughter] the important thing for here is to realize that business consolidated behind ronald reagan. that shouldn't really be a surprise. business was at the heart of reagan's political career from the very beginning. these are his main business advisors. they form the friends of ronald reagan in 1965. later, when regulatory and, they came with him. under the new name of the presidential advisory committee. talk -- they talked to ronald reagan on the phone every single day. but it is not a just -- it is not just about money. they hand-picked the group appeared this is where it comes down to boxes in the hen house. his admini

nation's top award for humor. >> he was honored at the kennedy center last night with the mark twain prize. he did something he's not done for nearly 30 years. standup. murphy surprised the crowd with an impersonation of bill cosby, pretending to be the disgraced comedian, refusing to give back his award. >> a change of heart from murphy since turning down the chance to do cosby for the 40th anniversary special of "saturday night live." >>> there was no bride or groom at a recent wedding reception. but the guests will always remember it. >> this is cool. the dwayne family booked a reception at a high-end hotel. but days before, the groom called it off. >> boy, did this have a price tag. $35,000 nonrefundable. instead of letting the reception go to waste, the dwaynes ditched the guest list and invited residents of a homeless shelter to join the meal. >>> the hype machine is cranking up ahead of the new "star wars" movie. right about now. >> orks oh, looking forward to this one. the official theater poster was released. featured prominently were the likes of han solo, princess leia, and chewb

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kennedy center. still 70. light rain at national but heavy shower and heavier rain north and west of town. it is on first alert doppler radar over the last hour. notice a couple things -- an increase in the color red or heavier rain and increased lightning strikes, meaning storms are more intense. if you're heading home tonight, you will have some rain. heavy rain past shan tillty. warrenton, lightning to the south and west. pretty good rains on either side of 270, not quite as heavy as loudoun county but good rain passenger mantown to clarksburg and before you get to frederick and laying on thesville and damascus. the rainfall fell an inch per hour. we'll zoom further south and east. if you're going up 95 or through 50, you have rain, not as heavy in laurel or out toward bowie but a slow go towards annapolis and again, we're still thinking big storms are possible until about 2:00 and. some could be heavy. some could be severe. main threat -- gusty winds. bus stop temperatures tomorrow, 56 to 66 and dry. that's nice. breezy and warmer tomorrow. temperatures should make it into the low-to-m

nation. >> host: scalia's kennedy appointed by reagan and clarence thomas appointed by bush 41, ginsburg and breyer appointed by bill clinton, roberts and alito appointed by george w. bush and of course center -- mayor and -- appointed by president obama. i want to get back to where preview of this term. fischer v. university of texas at austin race-based affirmative action. >> guest: it asked the questions whether public universities can take account of race in deciding who to admit and this is an issue or the roberts court has been making gains. it's generally hostile to any kind of racial classification by the government and public universities are of course the government. this case is on his second trip to the supreme court and there some reason to think affirmative action will emerge from this case bruised and damaged. maybe not destroyed but cut back on. >> host: you mention on the second term of the supreme court. what happened the first time? >> guest: the first time around the court kind of punted. the university of texas has a weird hybrid plan partly race-neutral and partly race

kennedy we have not heard a call for national sacrifice for individual sacrifice on the part of citizens. guest: the result is, we have a $20 trillion national national debt, or knocking at the door of 20 trillion. your after year goes by and nothing gets done about it. my last year in the senate i was the vice chair of the commission on the entitlements reform. reforming the the entitlement program. bob curie from nebraska was the chair from this commission. we came out with a terrific, at least preliminary report. beautiful showing social security was doomed, medicare was doomed, and the national debt was going to soar, and all of this. that was 21 years ago. nothing came of that. five years ago we had set some goals. that was a balanced program of taxes on entitlement cuts, spending cuts in order to try to get our national debt in some sort of order, and nothing came of that. in fact, those politicians who were supportive of us were attacked for various pieces of how they supported. host: i remember well. we we will talk more about the need for compromise and republicans unwillingness

kennedy we really haven't heard a call for national sacrifice or individual sacrifice on the part of citizen. >> the result is we have a 20 trillion-dollar debt were we are knocking at the door of 20 trillion. your after year goes by and nothing is done about it. my last year in the senate, i was the vice chair of the commission on the entitlements reform, reforming the entitlement program. we came out with a terrific, at least player mary report with beautiful graphs showing that social security was doomed in medicare was doomed and that was 21 21 years ago. nothing came of that. then five years ago we had another balanced program of taxes and entitlement cuts in spending cuts in order to try to get our national debt in some sort of order, and nothing came of that. in fact, those politicians who were supported of that were attacked for various pieces of how they supported it. >> i remember it well. we will talk more about the need for compromise and that republicans are willing to accept any kind of revenue increases and democrats are unwilling to change any of the entitlement progr