actually king was not there, but robert kennedy, robert kennedy was a complicated guy. and on the one hand, he hated to be called a liberal and he hated to think that he was some squishy, soft sentimental guy, and he felt that blacks were not entitled to any kind of special treatment, and that he had grown up in a a household or civil rights have never been discussed and he sort of was proud of all of that. and yet he was very curious about what black america was thinking and he wanted to exchange ideas. he was open-minded in his own way. we met with james baldwin and asked james baldwin to organize a meeting where he could exchange ideas with black intellectuals. and baldwin arranged for several of them to meet at old man kennedy, joe kennedys apartment in manhattan, and lorraine hansberry was there, harry belafonte was there, various other members of the black intelligentsia were at this meeting. and it all started dumping on robert kennedy. robert kennedy thought he would go there and they would all sort of praise him for the kennedy administration was doing, and tri

kennedy". most people will link those two for the deaths in 1968 that they have robust relationship. is that correct? >> robust is one way to describe it. complicated, difficult, surreptitious, undercover, tents, evolving or those are all words you could use to describe it, too. it was a relationship that was fraught. frat would be one more good word and it changed greatly over the years they actually knew one another. they are bonded together in the public mind because they were killed in such a short period of time in 1968 within a few weeks of one another and they are sort of linked in the public mind sentimentally. abraham, martin and john locke in over the hill and it was more complicated than that. it grew over the years. one of the challenges in doing a book like this is to describe somehow how the same man who put a book on art but their kings telephone ended up eulogizing him tonight that martin luther king was killed in really gave the most famous eulogy of all of the eulogies. how do

kennedy: why?ive in california and i love freedom and liberty but if you look at what people came out and voted for the not what you voted for. two areas i think democrats and walk-ins can work together can pass and it becomes a win for both sides is infrastructure and we needed. and trade. hard on china, democrats are saying what happened to your campaign promises with china and currency minimization and has not touched down. kennedy: bigger deficit with more debt means less freedom and the economic isolationism also very antifreedom and anti- free market. robbie. >> more to do on criminal justice reform. more people do more laws to be sentenced the people with no business still being in jail and cost so much to keep them there. you can release those people. also in terms of lives we have on the world trump is expressed nobly we should get people other places like syria and afghanistan. troops are in korean and troops all over the place. kennedy: bases all over the world. >> imposing our ideals on

thanks, kennedy.ou. kennedy: so are there any democrats and republicans taking a sidebar right now and talking amongst themselves about what will get us out of the impasse? >> oh, you know, there's some conversations going on, but they're not -- in my opinion, they're not substantive. they're just, you know, where are you. i've invited some to come to the border, i'm trying to get to the border this weekend, do you want to come to the border. they don't want to come. kennedy: i've not been to the arizona border, i would very much like to see what you're dealing with in your state, because it seems as though some of the border state legislators have a little bit more fire when it comes to this issue. i know it can be politically toxic, but we are truly in a mexican standoff. and, you know, at this point i don't understand what has to change and who caves, because it is such a necessary win for both sides. is this how everything is going to be from your point of view? >> well, in my opinion, the chasm g

[laughter] >> i was not among them, kennedy, no. kennedy: what?and i haven't seen "hamilton" yet either. kennedy: nor have i. who do you think is a bigger fan of musicals, you or me? >> you, probably. [laughter] i'm not going to compete with that. kennedy: still, i haven't seen "hamilton" and, gosh, it's been years since aye been to puerto rico, a lovely part of the world, a lovely part of these united states. but i will ask you that democrats seem to be, you know, nancy pelosi's been in hawaii, that's fine. i don't begrudge anyone their vacation, but it seems as though they're tackling this with a little less seriousness. does that hurt them? >> i think it does. when you go into negotiations saying you're not going to negotiate, again, i think they lose credibility there. so this is going to go on for a while, i think, until they come to the table and decide to negotiate. and their position is untenable, that walls don't work. i mean, they can say they like illegal immigration, but that's -- kennedy: well, chris bare et made a really good point o

that's it for trish regan prime time, kennedy starts right now. ♪. kennedy: thank you, susan.an new year but they will battle over the border while in washington. in partial government shutdown that is 12 days old. looks like it will last at least a few days longer. present job: congressional leaders to return to the white house on friday. after a group of capital was summoned to the scene hundred pennsylvania avenue for a briefing on the border situation by homeland security secretary your stint nielsen. it did not take long for things to get contentious. after a closed-door meeting it ended without any progress with both sides aired their grievances. >> i was disappointed with i would say some of the other side. once the secretary started the senators schumer interrupted her and did not want to hear it. >> the bottom line is a symbol. on our last meeting the president said i will shut the government down. they are now feeling the heat and it is not helping the president and not helping the republicans to be the owners of the shutdown. today we gave them an opportunity to get

kennedy, right now. ♪ ♪ kennedy: thank you, trish.sident trump will, quote, never, ever back down on his government shutdown fight with democrats. this according to the president himself who today told a farmers convention that his border wall is critical for national security. and earlier in the day he accused democrats offing being ridiculously hypocritical. mr. president? >> we have drugs, criminals and gangs, and the democrats don't want to do negative about it. they say, oh, it's immoral. but it wasn't immoral three years ago, five years ago, six years ago and ten years ago when they all raised their hands the approve a wall. it's immoral because, one reason, because they know they're going to lose in the 2020 election. that's the only reason to them it's immoral. kennedy: really seems like we're getting somewhere. when will this all end? it's hard to say, but yesterday south carolina republican senator lindsey graham said he pitched the president a new idea how to deal with the shutdown. watch. >> i would urge him to open up the

kennedy: all right.ow some democrats are threatening to boycott starbucks until schultz abandons his plans to unveil -- they're not going to do it. they're going to open up tomorrow morning. at the same time, billionaire michael bloomberg ruled out running as an independent for fear of dividing the vote in trump's favor, but he did not comment on possibly running as a democrat himself. and billionaire leftist trump-hater tom steyer warning democrats saying, quote: unless you support impeachment, or we're not supporting you. what a mean girl. so should the party be worried about the billionaire boys' club ruining their chances to retake the white house? howard schultz is fascinating, because this is the problem as we've seen with ceos. they run their businesses with complete control. sure, they have to capitulate to the board, but essentially it's their ideas and their vision, and they do whatever it takes to project and follow through on that vision. much harder to do as president of the united states. a

but not this year. >> kennedy: with a handful of geritol and milk of magnesia. >> kennedy: i am parting with you. a million people are going to be concentrated in a couple blocks. like neptune and athena, -- poseidon and athena. you can be poseidon. you can have the trident. i will have athleticism, i guess. will be lording over the hordes of people through right in times square. i am shocked they are letting u us. >> pete: they did a lot of background checks. she put us through a boot camp, new year's eve hosting boot camp. >> greg: i know. you used part of my staff. it was hard on me. >> dana: everything is about greg. do you stay up and or go to bed? >> greg: i don't party but that doesn't mean i go to bed. i think it is stupid to celebrate new year's eve, much how you feel -- >> kennedy: it's why you should watch on tv, absolutely. >> greg: it's an artificial construct which is a problem for me because my wife loves new year's eve and i hate new year's eve. were trying to find a combination that works but it never does. we end up going somewhere and i and of leaving at 11:30 and she

kennedy begins right now. kennedy: we've got a news alert now. president trump scheduled to address the nation in crisis. kennedy: earlier today white house press secretary sarah sanders tweete tweeted, quote, president will travel at the border on thursday to meet with those on the front line of the humanitarian crisis. more details announced soon. we're told that he's going to be flying to texas. the details of the trip not yet known but it's safe to say that he's going to use the pressure t pressure on the democrats. former assistant to president trump, mark motor is here. you were at the white house earlier today, met with the president, vice president pence and christine nielsen. what did you learn? >> this is a humanitarian and a national security crisis. too many people think of this in terms of immigration and sit about immigration. but when you talk about the drugs, when you talk about one third of the women who are coming across the border -- kennedy: where do you get that statistic? >> the one third coming across the border who are bei

kennedy begins right now. kennedy: thank you trish baird today's white house meeting on the border was a quote total waste of time according to the present who walked out on lawmakers after house speaker nancy pelosi refused to budge on while funding and now on day 19 of the shutdown it appears we are right back at square one and who is to blame? the prisoner democrats? the president tried to get the ball rolling by signing anti-trafficking legislation but it was all downhill since then. went to capitol hill to meet with republicans to convince the party to stick together. watch this. >> the republicans are unified if we want border security. we want safety for our country. the only reason they are against it is because i won the presidency and they think they can try and hurt us going into the presidency but that's not going to happen. we don't give up because we are doing the right thing for our country. kennedy: but there are cracks in the caucus. a gop house members are siding with democrats on a plan to s

of the senate kennedy family -- that ted kennedy was colluding with, conspiring with -- working withhe kremlin to defeat reelection of president ronald reagan this is never discussed. on national television. russia keeps coming up. there's no context for what's taking place today. what exactly happened with ted kennedy and russia and the kremlin? >> well the date was the date of the document may 14th, 1983. >> what document. a document that was found in the central committee archive of the soviet union. and that would have been when had they first started opening the archives when boris became president after he resigned in late 1921 and document was found, it was the committee on states security of ussr across the tape which is kgb and one was writing to the head of the soviet union. so right here okay you have a document with the two top people in the ussr, head of the kgb to head of the soviet union. and the subject has -- says a special importance regarding senator kennedy's request to general secretary. so right there if that doesn't grab your attention i don't know what does. a

kennedy begins right now. ♪ ♪ kennedy: thank you, trish. a huge day on capitol hill. president's nominee for attorney general testifying on everything from criminal justice reform to immigration, but the main topic for almost every lawmaker in the room, very predictably, the mueller investigation. 68-year-old william barr spent the better part of the day in front of the senate judiciary committee, and right out of the gate he made it clear what he thinks of the special counsel's probe of president trump's alleged ties to russia. watch. >> i have known bob mueller for 30 years, and i have the utmost respect for bob and his distinguished record of public service. and on my watch, bob will be allowed to finish his work. >> do you believe mr. mueller would be involved in a witch hunt against anybody? >> i don't, i don't believe mr. mueller would be involved in a witch hunt. kennedy: the correct answer is define witch hunt. all right, but would he be swayed if the president attempted to get him to do something that was unethical? in a word, no. >> what would be your breaki

ladies and gentlemen, justice anthony kennedy. [applause] justice kennedy: good evening. only the trial lawyers need to remain standing. [laughter] justice kennedy: thank you very much for the invitation to be with you, and it is a singular honor to be introduced by a member of the churchill family. as a member of the board of trustees of colonial williamsburg, it is also my privilege to welcome you here. of course, this is where the founders gave great thought to our constitution. their commitment was to secure freedom for themselves and for generations yet to come. that is the same commitment that winston churchill had. the men who drew the constitution, whether by accident or providence or design were a brilliant group of people. the comment once was made by gladstone about the english and american constitution, and the first sentence of what he says might strike you as patronizing. he said the english constitution was grown, the american constitution was made. you might think that sounds patronizing, and you could say it in a patronizing tone. and what he goes on to p

kennedy is next. ♪ kennedy: the future begins now.amala harris is on a in addition to bankrupt the country and we seal do it by running us into the ground with the progressive pipe dream known as medicare for all. last night she made her case on a. kennedy: town hall, already a town hall for just her. watch. >> i feel very strongly about this. we need to have medicare for all. that's just the bottom line. access to health care is a -- could not be thought of as a privilege. it could be understood as a right. kennedy: so are free bentleys. she wants to get rid of the private health insurance industry completely and playing to people's emotions by claiming it would not make us healthier but would cut down on the pesky paperwork. thank goodness. >> the idea is that everyone gets access to medical care and you don't have to go through the process of going through an insurance company, having them give you approval, going through the paperwork, all of the delay that may require. who of us have not had that situation where you've got to wai

>> kennedy: he does. >> pete: b. >> kennedy: b. kanye west.>> kennedy: it will. i play it of morning. who is the highest paid actress of 2018? dianne feinstine, -- or kaley cuoco. no, it was sophia regar. >> pete: can i be honest? i don't know who either of them are? she's the one in "modern family." i know her. yeah. well done. the queen of pop culture here. >> kennedy: it is getting hot out here. i wish it were. tommy is in nashville where it is dry and fun. how is it, tommy? >> hi, guys. i'm in tennessee. they've been telling me how much they love fox news. i have my own 2018 moments. i want to check it out. 2018 best moments. >> 2018 best moments. hillary clinton is not our president. >> i don't know. hanging with friends, being here tonight, and watching fox news every day. >> what makes it different? >> the country music. >> all right, guys. in 2019 what's your resolution? >> my resolution is to be a good husband. we just got married and moved to nashville. >> is it because of the no state income tax? >> absolutely. >> that's reason enou

kennedy begins right now. ♪ ♪ kennedy: thank you, trish. government shutdown getting worse by the day, and now it's reached a level of trolling this nation rarely sees just one day after nancy pelosi tried to scuttle the president's state of the union address. the president firing back with a letter reading in part, quote: dear madam speaker, due to the shutdown, i am sorry to inform you that your trip to brussels, egypt and afghanistan has been postponed. obviously, if you would like to make your journey by flying commercial, that would certainly be your prerogative. the best part is pelosi and company were already on a bus to the airport! that had to sting, folks. democrat leaders are, of course, crying foul. >> it's pity. it's small. it's vindictive. it is unbecoming a president of the united states. but it is, unfortunately, a daily occurrence. >> saying that all too often in the last two years the president has acted like he's in the fifth grade, and to have someone who has that kind of character running the country is an enormous prob

she will join us, kennedy begins right now. kennedy: thank you very much. hello, president trump today lashing out at his own intelligent agencies, telling them to if back-to-school. after they publicly contradicted him in front of congress, should president listen to them? or is this deep state trying to embarrass the commander in chief, i am kennedy, i am live in los angeles. yesterday they testified on all grave threats facing our nation. but dan turncoats who disputed president's public statement on isis, north korea and iran. >> isis is intent on resurging and still commands thousands of fighter, in iraq. and -- unlikely to completely give up nuclear weapon, and we too not believe that iran is currently undertaking activities we judge necessary to produce a nuka-- nuclear device. kennedy: how would you know? president he was not having it. tweeting this morning, the intelligence people seem to be passive and naive when it comes to dangers of iran. when i became president iran was making trouble all over middle east they are different but, a source of p

kennedy: party of no! has struck again, democrat refusing to consider president trump's latest offer to end government shut down, it includes something they want. what in the heck will it take to get those donkeys to agree to anything? over weekend president offered a huge trade, money to build wall for a three year halt on deporting daca resi recipients,e dreamers you know them well. mike pence said this was a good plan. >> president offered a good faith compromise to address what is a genuine humanitarian and security crises on our southern border and the government shout down. and sen senate leadership agreeo bring the bill to the floor tuesday. kennedy: democrats sent that proposal right back to the white house, very heartless, and chuck schumer explained in a dumb lecture watch. >> we're aghast he wants this giant 30 foot wall to be symbol of america, i tell president trump, i have told him to his face. we want symbol of america to remain the statue of liberty, freedom, equality, not a divisive wall.

mark: kennedy or the soviets? we make this would be the defense of the kennedy people so that is their interpretation of this but according to others he is in this with the interpretation. >> he approach them and later was commented in the article february 1992 and dismissed it that is not what people are trying to make of it. but when the crusader was published 2006 the only media source in the country that touched it, you are from philadelphia was a regional cable news outlet. i did that show and actually called kennedy's office and said what is your response to this professor book? they argued with the interpretation. >> what did kennedy want to do? . >> it was it - - within the context of the 1984 presidential election just around the core. so they are communicating in 1983. >> right before he is up for reelection kennedy makes contact with the kremlin what does kennedy want to do with the kremlin? . >> according to the document kennedy believes it is the fault of reagan's and not the fault of the soviet union

kennedy begins now. kennedy: sickening threats of violence against children calling high school administrators to come to the controversy even though it has been proven that kids did not start it but the video did not show the whole story by a long shot it started on friday with his viral video that has been seen around the world several times appearing to stare down a tribal elder. those on the left jumped all over it immediately claiming it was proof that trump supporters are intolerant racist. that was predictable. . >> many callout racists on the steps of the lincoln memorial some students harassing an older native american man. >> video showing a student on a visit to washington d.c. taunting a native american man. >> teenage trump supporters taunting a native american. kennedy: it did not show this was from the black hebrew israelites and we only got the half of story and sending extremely hateful threats online and students released a video about those threats to ask several media platforms lately

kennedy: lock her up. president is not alone chanting here is nancy pelosi and chuck schumer discussing border security before the president got elected. >> we have comprehensive bipartisan immigration reform that can only be given with border control. we must have that control at the border. >> people who enter the united states without our permission are illegal aliens and they are not treated the same as those who enter the us legally. kennedy: these are the same full set have been howling for weeks and now the symbol of who we are that noted border specialist share says let him have his money that is some tough talk so can they turn back time to find a way to get this fixed? and now the strategies president welcome back. >> he said mexico will pay for he cannot say that now that's fine it will not pay for it i don't have a problem with that but come on. >> i know he had hopes mexico would pay for it they are not going to pay for it i don't really care. at the end of the day trump promised we would get

kennedy, how does it end? >> kennedy: it doesn't. the immigration battle will go on and on and on.one of those bones that the pesky washington dogs just loved to chew on and ruminate over and no one wants to bury it. if they do, they are just going to dig it back up. it's one of the easier areas to find compromise because neither side is far from the middle ground but they don't want to find it together because democrats really don't want to give the president a win on immigration but the president is also backed against a wall because you have people like ann coulter saying that he's going to fold. she has been a very vocal advocate of the president. she obviously she wrote a book about his presidency. at the same time, she's willing to pull her support and she has a lot of fans and supporters, they feel like they are caught in the middle. i don't think that the argument ends anytime soon. all congress gives us is a bunch of band-aids. we are not kids who fell down in the schoolyard with a couple boo-boos. we have systemic problems. they are not willing to tackle it. >> marie: we

post of kennedy on the fox business network, kennedy.nd joining some accounts, vendor and the public and strangest in chairman of gopac, david abella. he is "outnumbered." >> david: happy national for network day! also, it coincides with happy national kazoo day. >> melissa: wow. [laughter] >> harris: a lot of info right out of the gate. >> kennedy: go into greatness! >> melissa: did you bring some customer you can't just say that a not have a kazoo. >> harris: kennedy can make every noise. >> kennedy: [kazoo noises] speech he well played. now down to work. lawmakers facing a february 15th deadline keeping the government up and running. president trump telling "the wall street journal" that he thinks the possibility of a deal is still less than 50/50. and that another shutdown is an option. the white house again suggesting the president is ready to declare a national emergency to get wall funding if lawmakers refuse to act, but g.o.p. senator marco rubio warning against such a move. >> we have been hoping for months to do it through legi

kennedy. >> kennedy: the movie looks stressful. i have a hard time with stressful movies. stressful fair when i'm watching netflix. >> greg: love actually. i hate that movie. it should be called dead actually. >> kennedy: you can't buy this kind of marketing. it's fantastic and netflix knows it. they issued a statement because it's only going to compound the effect that people get more and more curious and say why are they issuing a warning? what are people doing that is so dangerous? i have to watch some of these videos. now i have to watch the movie. i think they are the beneficiary. >> jesse: i have a sudden urge to throw something, greg. >> greg: you have always had that urge. >> jesse: now it's really, really bad. i'm feeling it. >> greg: even blindfolded, i can feel your hair. [laughter] >> jesse: put it up like this. let's ask everybody who you look like. karate kid. >> greg: i feel great now. >> jesse: how do you feel? >> greg: i feel like my senses have been accentuated. like those dark tubs. >> kennedy: sensory deprivation. >> greg: i have one in my basement. we

kennedy, we will dig deeper now. giving all of that rather than compromising to reach a solution that would benefit the american people. the president tweeted, "it is becoming more and more obvious of the radical democrats are a party of open borders and crime. they want nothing to do with major humanitarian crisis on our border. #2020! ." none of those who have announce exploiter committees are 2020 support funding for portable construction. who is not that we know of on the record. that's all we can report, is what we know on the record. some of them argue for other measures, like hiring immigration judges and border patrol agents, and investing in enhanced monitoring technology. sean, this is kind of where the rub begins. even in simplistic ways, we can find out what the numbers look like with the border patrol. those numbers include job vacancies north of 2,000 right here. the retention program is any make. you've got border patrol agents who have told me they have had to pay for some of their own moves when they

be up for life. ♪ >> kennedy: oh, joe!peaking at the winter meeting of the conference of mayors is mining. growing speculation that he may run for president in 2020. the event coming on the heels of a "new york times" report claiming biden made $200,000 for a speech in michigan where he praised republican congressman fred upton, a republican, three weeks before the november midterm. where upton narrowly won reelection. in that speech, biden reportedly called upton a champion in the fight against cancer, which of course claimed the life of his son, beau. he addressed the report that he infected showered praise upon upton and others. watch. >> there was a big article toda today, that fred upton -- i went out and spoke at an event, and he was there. i praise him. and he was in a race, but he praised him about the fight against cancer. he stepped up. he and three have a stepped up and helped us pass it. so i acknowledge that, and now -- i don't know what i am. >> kennedy: that's interesting. jessica, he hates cancer more than

host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, kennedy. joining us on the couch, my former tv has been, host of bulls and bears on the fox business network, my beloved david asman. we are still next-door neighbors! >> david: we are, we are very close. back-to-back, that's right. >> melissa: b have a lot to get to! let's do it. >> david: breaking news included. >> melissa: the shutdown now in its third week. president trump holding the line in his push for over $5,000 in border wall funding. democrats are meeting steadfast in their opposition. vice president of mike pence leading talks over the weekend as negotiations drag on. president trump yesterday warning that he could declare a national emergency to get border wall funding if democrats don't budge. watch. >> we have a crisis at the border of drugs, of human beings being traffic all over the world. they're coming through. we have an absolute crisis. the criminals and gang members coming through. it is national security. it's a national emergency. >> melissa: the president also now push

here today, a host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, kennedy herself. town hall editor and fox news contributor, katie pavlich. fox news contributor, morgan ortagus. in the center seat, john summers, former communications director for former senator harry reid you call for a delay. why do you call for a delay, and is it politics? >> jon: talking about the state of the union? i think it's an interesting thing. i think there is a lot of merit to the argument. anybody who has been in washington for a state of the union knows just how clamped down the security is in that town. it does require a lot of resources. i think the argument makes sense, whether u.s. actual motive is hard to know. but it's one that does make sense when you consider all the people gathered in the chamber. members of congress, members of the senate, the entire supreme court. >> harris: there is a flip side of the argument for delaying, notwithstanding the security concerns. we will get to that in a moment. meanwhile, no signs of breakthrough in talks as members of the senate democrati

the frontier of unknown opportunities and peril. >> we begin the '60s with the kennedy ♪ ♪ >> kennedymism. >> jack kennedy was becoming president and we were not going to be a world country anymore. we were now an urban country. >> jack kennedy was cool, sophisticated and cosmopolitan and so was jackie. >> you see with jack and jackie this idea that they represented something that was young and aspirational and that seemed to people strikingly different from the last few presidential couples. so different than the eisenhowers, for example. >> to have this new outlet in the white house was definitely helpful to the youth culture because they finally said, okay, there's someone that actually represents us. >> there was a reason that john kennedy took his hat off for his inauguration. he chose to signal to, you know, the millions of people who were watching that this was a new generation. it was a new time. >> and all of a sudden men thought that hats were old-fashioned. [ applause ] ♪ >> john kennedy had a style of a kind of wealthy, upper-class new england person. so was more casual th

essentially john f kennedy junior suffered from what's called spatial disorientation.ssentially he flew into a haze. it was at night. he had trouble seeing. he was only certified for visual flight conditions. >> he's descending. he goes right. he climbs. he goes left. he comes up. then he makes this catastrophic turn, this tremendous drop. it's like the elevator suddenly dropped out of the shaft. it's terrifying. >> we lost a dream. we lost a legacy. we lost so many things. they were our prince and princess. >> the basset family lost their two daughters. it's unthinkable. how do you recover from something like that? >> john was the last glimmer of hope of the fantasy that there was once a spot called camelot. >> the last days of jfk junior's is streaming on hulu and our watch abc app. >>> next the change of power in washington. inside day one of government divided. ith type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it.

kennedy. youngest man ever elected. >> we stand today on the edge of a new frontier, the frontier of the 1960s, the frontier of unknown opportunities and perils. >> we begin with the kennedy administration. >> kennedy represented youthful optimism. >> we were not going to be a rural country anymore, we were an urban country. >> and kennedy was cool and sophisticated and cosmopolitan, and so was jackie. >> they represented something that was young and as spiration. and that was strikingly different than the last few presidential couples, and so different from the eisi eisen howers. >> okay, there was something that actually represents us. there was a reason john kennedy took his hat off for his inauguration. >> he chose to signal to, you know, the millions of people who were watching that this was a new generation, and it was a new time. >> all of a sudden men thought that hats are old-fashioned. >> john kennedy had the style of a kind of wealthy upper class new england person, so it was more c

kennedy, give us a preview. >> kennedy: we will be in new orleans, miami.lion revelers packed in. it will bee a lot warmer than it was last year. and very favorite fox hosts checking in with them live. and there are going to be fantastic musical performances and i have been putting pete through the paces in order ton bring him up to new year's speed. >> gregg: boot camp. >> mr. hegseth, how much does the new year's ball weigh? pete: ma'am, i don't know. >> kennedy: pete hegseth, you drop and give me 2019. pete: yes, ma'am. >> kennedy: 1, 2. they want you on that square. they need you on that square. 5, 6, 7, 8. you them, you them. you, them. >> kennedy: what is goingig on with you. pete: a lot of it interviewing. get ready to move the mike back and forth. a lot of calderio. see griff and carley shimkus also joined us. they will be doing the 8:00 to 10:00. >> kennedy: they will be on in two hours right here. pete: they went to boot camp also. griff had a tough time. he really did. kennedy really had it out for griff. >> kennedy: he was asking for it and i ga

[laughter] >> kennedy: are you not really a capricorn?e how you say fine. >> dagen: you are fine! we are back tomorrow at noon eastern. here is melissa francis. >> melissa: fox news alert, the partial government shutdown now in its 31st day with democrats not budging after the president offered a compromise. this is "outnumbered overtime," i'm melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. we begin with president trump slamming democrats for rejecting his offer of integration protections in exchange for wall funding. saying they only care about 2020. democrats say they can't accept the deal because it doesn't ensure permanent protections for dreamers. regardless, democratic unity could be put to a test as senate majority leader mitch mcconnell vows to hold a vote this week on the president's proposal. a top republi

fox news contributor lisa boothe, host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, kennedy, and in the center seat, former utah congressmen and fox news contributor jason chaffetz is here. all days are important in the news, but this one has a special twist with the president and prime time. >> jason: you all don't always get the president in the oval office. the networks are trying to figure whether or not they want to cover it, who should be on, how they will do fact-checking. for the president has a great opportunity. it's an important moment. >> harris: and the nation has an opportunity to hear what his plans are with regard to the shutdown, too. let's get to the news. the president's address comes with the partial shutdown, the second longest in u.s. history now. the big question hangover tonight's speech -- will the president declare a national emergency, allowing him to build a border wall without congressional approval? on thursday the president will travel to the southern border to meet with officials they are. a law enforcement source telling fox news the location of that vis