kennedy's next. kennedy: thank you, trish. breaking news tonight, president trump moments ago authorizing the intelligence community to investigate alleged spying on president trump's 2016 campaign and the president is ordering them to declassify the information. that is fantastic news. they're officially investigating the investigators. so is there you go. it comes as the fight between the president and democrats, it got turned up to 11. the two sides still battling over what happened in yesterday's disastrous white house infrastructure meeting. and this morning -- there she is, house speaker nancy pelosi relit the dynamite with a stunning new swipe at el presidente. >> now this time another temper tantrum. again, i pray for the president of the united states. i wish that his family or his administration or his staff would have an intervention for the good of the country. kennedy: an intervention. [laughter] you can't pray if you don't have a soul. senate minority leader chuck schumer gave his two cents tweeting, quote: i wou

kennedy: hmm . talk or time for me to unload my beach bungalow on strait of hormuz? joining me, mike baker, welcome back, baker. >> welcome to you, and i did not know you with a hormuz time share that is exciting. >> usually lovely this time of year, i need my own iron dome. has this rhetoric cooled over the las 24 hours? >> we are in a better spot, short. we have cooled rhetoric on our side. to -- you know as you would expect, i think that iranian leadership will follow suit shortly, this is about iranian regime feeling effects in a significant way of the economic sanctions, only reason we're seeing this bluster and some of the talk about you know their side pulling out of the 2015 agreement, is because they are at this stage, they are worried about one thing that will get regime to stand up and take notice that is the economy crumbles and population taking to streets, that is one thing they are worried about, then they lose power. all self interest, that is why -- they went to eu, they said to eu

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kennedy: $2. >> $2 in l.a. kennedy: i saw $6 in l.a. i didn't see $2. >> things have so bad they have to share hotel rooms. she comes back and there's a sock on the door. you got to shut up and move on. it's silly. the whole thing is silly. and i think they discredited themselveses with their argument of again, you can't yell at us about accepting 2020 if you're not going to accept 2016. kennedy: and what is pelosi doing. >> slamming merlot and bashing aoc. do you know how many tweets she's typed and yot sent. kennedy: our president is sober and sent the tweets. >> you ought to see twitter typos. the one on nancy is a mess. kennedy: all right. attorney general william barr, he missed this morning's deadline to turn over the unredacted mueller report to the house judiciary committee and now the dimms are threatening to throw him in jail. this is real. the committee set a vote for wednesday to figure out what should happen to barr. remember he also skipped last week's house judiciary testimony. jerry nadler is taking the case to hold him

kennedy: indeed, all right.has to face joe biden, that is a different opponent for him than hillary clinton. because he was racist and sexist against hillary clinton, he can't do the same with joe, how is it different. >> interesting when you break down polling data between who is supporting biden now and why is know bernie getting 40 dollars of vot% of vote,a lot of biden e bernie supporters. in 2016. biden is running obama democrat, he is pitching himself in a moderate lane. and it kind of brings to question what was bernie's appeal, in 2016, was it a lot of democrat voters really done not like -- didn't not like hillary. >> they really did not like her, she was such a bad candidate, and horribly unlikeable person, they could not do it. they would rather have the rumpeled commie. >> thank you. kennedy: economy is red-hot, you need oven mitts to read the reports, but bloomberg o op-ed said that a slowing economy could hurt president in 2020 when voters go to polls next year, asking a question, am i better off n

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"kennedy" is next. kennedy: thank you trish, it's a political standoff which we have not seen in about a generation. the white house invoking executive privilege to block the release of the full mueller report. it comes the same day democrats wanted to hold. william barr in contempt, calling it a cost intentional crisis in trying to take it out the way to this report. coming from panama city, florida. president trump's is all a bunch of nonsense. >> almost $40 million, 20 tom peters, democrats, called him angry democrats. after two years not seen a collision. and now the democrats with a great attorney general, they are saying we want more, it was going to be like we want the mueller report now they say, mueller report, no we want to start over. it is a disgrace. kennedy: the way, the president is still speaking, we will dip into the rally, don't you worry about that. let's get back to the vote on capitol hill, the house judiciary committee this afternoon boating to hold bar in contempt, democrats did i

kennedy begins now. kennedy: thank you, trish. threat of war going on by the date and the united states and iran on a collision course. it's been for decades in the making but will cooler heads prevail? or will our brave sons and daughters head into another potential disastrous middle east quagmire. earlier today state farm and ordered all nonessential government personnel to leave iraq immediately. we're told it's because of the quote, imminent threat, but the white house won't say what that threat is exactly. for noninterventionist that should be alarming because we all remember how the war in iraq began with bad intelligence and bad decisions. as you know, pentagon is already set up b-52 bombers to the region and the u.s. says lincoln aircraft carrier and its strike groups also in the area and comes days after we were told someone damaged for oil tankers in the persian gulf. reuters reporting that it was not the iranians but they gave it their blessing and the saudi's claiming the pipelines have been attacked. lawmakers argue n

kennedy: wow!ough to figure out who he wanted to take out of society for good. joe biden has been a series of recent rationalizations about the crime bill that will not take responsibility or make amends. even former president bill clinton has been overtly contrite about the unintended horrific consequences of the blanket damage 25 years later is just now being undone. joe biden says the guidelines later in 1994 only affected eight percent of the prison population which is hogwash! since states were incentivized to adopt truth in sentencing laws to get federal dollars to build more prisons to incarcerate more people for longer periods of time. he also the foundation for further pasteurization of racially imbalanced policies. in sentencing in 1984 comprehensive control act, he did that with segregation -- not exactly naacp lifetime achievement award winner. that expanded penalty for drug crimes and activate a robust civil asset forfeiture program. joe biden also sponsored and correct antidrug abuse

trish: kennedy begins right now. i'll see you monday. ♪ ♪ kennedy: thank you, trish, and happy early are mother's day to you and yours. my girls and i are starting an illegal gambling wring. breaking news, we are now just three hours until the president drops devastating new tariffs on china. will there be a trade deal at the buzzer? we've got a live report on all of it ahead and, believe me, there are some moving parts here. it's a nail-biter. first up, it looks like the tables have finally turned. the doj inspector general reportedly set to release his report, and as you know, that means we could, at last, find out how the deep state tried the kneecap the president and the role the hillary clinton campaign may have played in all of it. for more than two years, michael horowitz has been investigating the investigators. he's trying to find out whether the fbi used an unverified document to get a warrant to snoop on then-candidate trump. the so-called dirty dossier, done dirt cheap. it was produced by former british s

kennedy: he's a giant evil. >> no i wish him well. kennedy: what a great discomfort. i wish him well. he kicked me out of the nest and maybe i wouldn't even did appear. this is my dream job. >> his laws are gain. >> i like to think of it like that, it was win-win, it was humiliating. kennedy: your podcast, show, we are training for you here, and i know my times are incredibly busy but you break down the legal issues in the audiences that watches appreciate your expertise so much. >> the key. i'm hoping you're rubbing off on me. your mom is the coolest ever. kennedy: you are awesome. a dream come true. the field of 2020 nothing says summer like a beach trip, so let's promote our summer travel deal on choicehotels.com like this: surf's up. earn a fifty-dollar gift card when you stay just twice this summer. or.. badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. save $1,000 on the new queen sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, only $1,799. only for a limit

you ambassador kennedy.- you not only share your grandfather's name but his commitment to public service at its best as a noble profession. i love what you mother had to say about you. it makes us all so proud to see you. how proud your mother and father would be to have seen the dignity with which you represent the united states in japan. to witness that glorious day limit people of tokyo flooded the streets, flooded the streets, to witness you. travel not by chariot but, what is it, a carriage. to present your credentials. to the emperor of japan. america's best complement to japan. [applause] thank you, ed and rose, for being your own manifestation of excellence in everything you do. thank you for being such an important leader of the and for regaling us this evening with the goals of theevening and also participation of so many and your important work. that is an applause line. [applause] you go.pelosi: there and to tom kennedy for your leadership and for welcoming us to this extraordinary place, let you

kennedy: it was.oe biden's game in pennsylvania, how critical is it to victory. >> it is critical for donald trump he win, 20 electoral vot votes. i think start of biden to kickoff miss campaign from there. -- his campaign from there and base his headquarters there and impressive for what donald trump did. rallies are most important indicator of what happens and how you persuade voters, you look at donald trump's turn out, it harkens to 2016, they looked about you show that polling. but trump showing up as big rallies biden has already done more to try to turn out vote in pennsylvania than hillary clinton did. kennedy: they are internalizing her failed lessons? they are, but other challenge, they are fighting last war. you can -- that usually not lead to success. i really believe it ises trump campaign as he moves now kicking off, his reelection effort, he has win at their sail from an economic stand point. lowest unemployment, wages are up. and you look at pennsylvania alone, in last two years, under

kennedy: he's a giant evil. >> no i wish him well. kennedy: what a great discomfort. the. >> i wish him well. he kicked me out of the nest and maybe i wouldn't even did appear. this is my dream job. >> his laws are gain. >> i like to think of it like that, it was win-win, it was humiliating. kennedy: your podcast, show, we are training for you here, and i know my times are incredibly busy but you break down the legal issues in the audiences that watches appreciate your expertise so much. >> the key. i'm hoping you're rubbing off on me. your mom is the coolest ever. kennedy: you are awesome. a dream come true. the field of 2020 candidates it continues to expand likable them. early candidates have seen campaigns. kirsten gillibrand unsurprisingly blaming something that will make you a little sick in your tomtom, the memo is next. [ gargling ] [ coins hitting the desk ] yes, and they could save a ton. you've done it again, limu. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills

kennedy: lovely. all right.he refused to answer whether or not attorney general should be in jail. the doj was quick to clap back saying, speaker pelosi baseless attack on attorney general is reckless, irresponsible and false. but she was not only one calling for pitch forks. >> he testified falsely, his credibility of shredded yesterday. >> i think he should resign. >> you burned through any credibility he had, he should resign. kennedy: blumenthal talking about credibility, that is fun. i have to say any time adam schiff upset, an angel gets it wings. they claim that attorney general is just covering for president and saying he white washed it, even hillary clinton is chiming. >> he is president's defense lawyer not attorney general of the united states way he has conducted himself. now, calling for his resignation makes sense. kennedy: i like her he-man hair, she is so running. democrats are heart broken about all this they really thought that president trump was going down in impeachable flames with the muel

kennedy library foundation. [applause] ♪ ms. kennedy: good evening.hank you all for coming to celebrate with us. i know that every year that everyone here has so many things that they could be doing and so we really are honored, and we really take great pride in the fact that you choose to spend this evening with us. this year, given the fact that "game of thrones" is finishing, we are even more honored than usual. [laughter] i look forward to this night every year because i know that tomorrow, i will like all of you be more inspired to act with more courage and compassion in my own life and with you all to renew our commitment to public service. this year is extra special. not only has the woman that we honor dedicated her life to the ideals my father lived by, but i have probably as big a crush on her as she had on president kennedy when she wore her prom dress to the oval office. this celebration would not be possible without the support of everyone in this room. not just on this night, but throughout the year. the work at the john f. kennedy libra

it is such an honor to have you here, justice kennedy and mrs. kennedy. president price, just don't get, justice alito judge prizeughts -- , and justice alito for your thoughts. justice alito has talked in several programs for sitting judges. course that we have been teaching constitutional law, i want to tell you he is a marvelous teacher. we have two justices who are wonderful teachers and wonderful examples. i think -- i think the staff of the bolch institute, and i thank the bolch's for their vision. two years ago, i asked carl an institutewanted dedicated to the rule of law? he said, without the rule of law , no society can flourish because everything depends upon it. he and susan know that their own success in business and in life has depended on the strong, legal institutions we have in this country, and they are motivated to share their good fortune with others around the globe. thank you, carl and susan. this is a special day of fulfillment for you and your family. it is great to see your family and a part of your family is here with us this afte

and including congressman joe kennedy, who eloquently enacts, in his generation, the kennedy commitmentsce for the voiceless. the kennedy family has given so much to america's history and america's's future. we remain in all of the courage -- in all of the courage -- awe of the courage that is the kennedy constant. there courage to accept the best -- the tests that have descended upon them and the courage of faith and hope. caroline, i specially remain inspired by the courage of your grandmother, your mother, jaclyn, especially on this day, and by your courage, madam ambassador. [applause] speaker pelosi: i pride the distinction of being associated with a past recipient, for over three decades who was wrecked -- recognized as embodying the most admirable of human virtues of courage. many have been honored from the congress of the united states, but some of us are courage up close and personal, and among those honored was our friend billy jack. a proud deficit hawk who was recognized for his courage to speak out publicly against the war in iraq. before him came the peacemakers of northern

kennedy: are we?dence is rubbing off on wall street, the dow closing up 207-point today after yesterday's big selloff. but chinese state media are not on the same page. they are calling this a "real people's work in u.s. farmers and small businesses also increasingly worried about how long the trade worker last" republican lawmakers are as well. are they being optimistic and who has more to lose? joining me too discuss capitalist pig and fox's contributor, jonathan with a purple sweater vest. welcome back. great to beauty. more than a squabble. the president promised us, trade wars were easy to win and it's been anything but, more than anything it's been expensive. i have to laugh at all these so-called conservative applauding these herbs, tariffs are taxes and the president doesn't often like to admit it, we're talking about $2 billion a month taxes on americans now as a result of the terrorist. you might say, what is average fewer thinking about it? we're talking $160 more. this has major effects on

in front of kennedy and facing him. a lot of witnesses only saw sirhan or kennedy. i looked only at the witnesses who saw them both. the narrative down to four people. they also the same thing. the gun was about three feet from kennedy. medical evidence, three inches at most. there is. a problem with the evidence. . also, there were people who tried to say that maybe he was facing kennedy but turned at the last minute. that is not what any witness saw. kennedy himself is kind of our best witness. he threw up his hands in front of his face. he knew the threat was coming from the front. -- if not do that if you it is coming from behind you. it is instinctive. we know that is where sirhan was. it of the witnesses who saw put the distance at three feet. let's get to some of the big lies we were told about this case. in addition to thesi fact that -- in addition to the fact that sirhan could not have shot him -- and so on and so on. there are many more. on these slides, i am not at all capturing the statements. there is many more that are not in the book. at some point,

>> yes. >> as i said, joseph kennedy was john f. kennedy, ted kennedy, and robert kennedy's death.rsial figure because he made lots of money on wall street right before the crash of 1929, he was one of the pioneering tycoons out in hollywood he was rumored to have been a bootlegger during prohibition and he was always a lone wolf. the flipside was that franklin roosevelt needed somebody after the stock market crash to head up the new regulatory commission called the securities and exchange commission so he had the brilliant idea of taking a fox and putting a fox among the foxes. he selected joseph kennedy had much of our security regulation today is based on the work that kennedy did setting up securities and exchange commission back then. he was also an ambassador to great britain. if i'm correct the first catholic and deftly the first irish catholic ambassador to great britain. there's a famous scene in his wife's memoir where having arrived there from these two irish catholic families in boston and invited to windsor castle and going up to see this amazing bedroom while they wer

>> kennedy: it's laughable.f hillary clinton or president, there's no way cory booker would be on tv talking about obama's economy because it would be seen as totally sexist. if any other president were enjoying these numbers, they would be considered the greatest president of the modern era. >> jesse: and it would be reported as such. >> kennedy: i'm not saying that it's the liberal media who is tarring and feathering this president. he doesn't help himself. he has a lot of unforced digital errors. what's going to happen is you have to have to measure how people feel about where they are right now versus how they feel about the president. a lot of people, including people in the middle class, some low income earners, they feel a lot better than where they were at in 2016. they don't like the president. but they can probably still make four more years if that means four more years of economic growth if the trump administration can make that argument. it's really tough selling a whole basket of deplorable sociali

>> kennedy: what the hell is he doing?: i still have no idea what he is doing as mayor, but i know that he can run fully clothed, where some dolphin shorts. and the worst mayor bill de blasio multitasking, running for president and ruining new york, tripling the number of teens released from jail with no bail for crimes like armory and crime to salt. but the leader of the pack, where is he at? biotin is hiding, unless you see the better strategy based on the hillary formula, and that really work for her. the opposite of trump who owns a spotlight, gasps and all, he never apologizes for being a a-hole, he will turn it into entertainment, look at the scandalous comments on joe biden and kim. he did not apologize, he said "i was actually sticking up firstly be joe biden while on foreign soil. kim jong un called him a low iq idiot and many other things, where i related the quote as a much softer low iq individual. who could possibly be upset with that?" i have to hand it to them, no one does that. still a long road to the whit

senator kennedy: i know. mr. simons: if they're not doing that, that's a violation of statute and that's something we'll tri-to correct. senator kennedy: in the meantime the consumer has to wait and put up with bad information about him or her. what i'm asking is can you visit with the credit rating agencies to have them set up a system that looks like somebody designed it on purpose so that consumers can say hey, you got my information wrong, please fix it. and they'll do it as opposed to saying, you don't pay our fees, business guys pay our fees, so call somebody who cares. mr. simons: one thing we're doing, we're talking to the cfpb to develop a workshop to address these issues. senator kennedy: senator coons. senator coons: to both of you, about robocalls. americans receive more than five million robocalls a month. that's something i know every american would like to stop. you encouraged phone companies to implement a new technology, shake stir, which alerts a consumer to spoofing, to changing the caller i.d.

of wheres an example the kennedys began, ted kennedy's career is where the kennedy influence ended up and it was far different from kennedy the nationalist, you would never hear him saying this about an under grappa -- an underdog group in the united states. he was a champion of the underdog. host: what was the ratio of winners to the try to hold? >> maybe 100. i would go through dozens of these boxes and walk home with a smile on my face with one or two pieces of paper. but if you figure a book is 600 pages and there is a standard stuff you have to get in there, when he was born, where he went to school, what he was like as a young man, what bills he sponsored in congress, his communications with his brothers, just the basic chronology of the story fills up a large part of the book. so what you are looking for a re intriguing, revealing anecdotes like this one, that cast light in a new way on the figures in the book. and if you can only find one or two a day and you do research of 100 days a year over four years, that is still 400 nice nuggets to slip into the book here and there to

for kennedy, a little more nuanced. i'll let kennedy speak for the two of them. johnson accusers said they did not give them a fair trial of the formal issue upon which impeachment was drawn, but intended to depose him from the white house on any grounds, real or imagined, for refusing to accept these policies. those policy disagreements had become law. one of the charges against johnson was that, of the political, not legal, of not doing his constitutional duty to execute them. so, at the time, there was a strong argument for political grounds for impeachment. we'll go back to charles sumner. he wants tried to get rid of the electoral college, but it didn't work. charles sumner made some crucial points. he said the fact the house indicates theit founding fathers recognized these aspects. why not the chief justice preside over? because the senate could benefit. you have to have another figure. he then cites hamilton in federalist 65, who says you could have impeachment for violation of some public trust, which is political. he then cites his mentor, saying you ca

kennedy: we're so corrupt?of a country that runs like america is italy, they high-speed rail everywhere it costs a lot of money. there is a lot of high paid workers drinking cappuccinos and taking long breaks. we could do better on cost, and bet or revenue for it, they never happen. kennedy: you know what is not going to happen, that not, thank you. >> two trillion is too high. topical storm is next. -keep it down there. i have a system. -keith used to be great to road-trip with. but since he bought his house... are you going 45? -uh, yes. 55 is a suggestion. -...it's kind of like driving with his dad. -what a sign, huh? terry, can you take a selfie of me? -take a selfie of you? -yeah. can you make it look like i'm holding it? -he did show us how to bundle home and auto at progressive.com and save a bunch of money. -oh, a plaque. "he later navigated northward, leaving... progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents. but we can protect your home and auto when you bundle with us. but we can protect yo

host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, kennedy. and joining us on the couch come at radio host fox news contributor, richard fowler. you picked a newsy day to join us. >> richard: i picked a good day to be "outnumbered." [laughs] >> harris: you can put it that way! speak to let's get right to. the white house sending a letter to the house judiciary committee saying that it will exercise executive privilege and not turn over documents requested in a subpoena of former white house counsel don mcgahn. in the meantime, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell on the floor today saying the investigation into the fallout of the mueller report need to stop. and accusing democrats of unfairly picking a new target. attorney general william barr. >> they told everyone there had been a conspiracy between russia and the trump campaign. yet, on this central question, the special counsel's finding is clear. case closed. they swung all these canons around, and fired them at the attorney general. not for any legitimate reason. just because he is a c

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host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, kennedy. then in the center seat, because the "fox & friends" weekend and senior political analyst, pete hegseth. he works nine days a week. [laughter] >> pete: basically! speak >> shannon: and he brings the soccer game. >> pete: is all i can do. speaking of the table is blocking them. you need to see them, they are delightful. >> pete: for all of you. >> harris: hears the news. democrats are beginning their marathon meeting of the redacted mueller report. the white house refusing to turn over documents sought by the house judiciary committee, saying democrats do not get a do over of the russia probe. and that congressional investigations should not be about harassing political opponents. panel chairman jerry nadler pushed back, vowing to continue investigating the president and taking aim at attorney general william barr. >> they welcomed it and they coordinate it with it. colluded, in a word. there is no question about that. colluding with a foreign powder down my power to rig an american el

here today as host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, the aforementioned kennedy. fox news contributor, lisa boothe. fox news business anchor, dagen mcdowell. and sirius xm host, fox news contributor, and a host of reality check on the fox nation skimming service, we love that mug, david webb. he is "outnumbered" but not really. >> lisa: that is some great advertising. >> david: i'm even wearing the red! >> melissa: could the print that says "reality check" be any bigger? >> david: it could be. i have a giant beer stein coming next. >> melissa: [laughs] let's get to it. i love it. all right, former fbi chief james comey appearing at a cnn town hall last night two years after president trump fired him. he is saying that he believes robert mueller's findings would have resulted in obstruction charges if president trump were not in office. watch this. >> do you think you should be charged when he's out of office? based on what mueller has shown. >> i think the justice department will have to take a serious look at that. whether it's a wise thing to do to a former pres

senator kennedy: ok. let me shift gears. , ake it from your testimony if i talk about improper payments, we're on the same wavelength. we have, as you know, about $144 billion a year in improper payments. that's nine zeros. i'm not blaming it on you. and i know we'll never get that down to zero, but there are some low-hanging fruit there. we keep paying dead people. now, i've seen dead people vote. when they start cashing checks, i mean, there's obviously some fraud there. why can't we stop that? commissioner rettig: senator, we've actually done incredibly well within the last three years with respect to identity fraud, theft, tax return related fraud. in significant part with a security summit involving outside software providers who had ideas. we had about a 71% reduction in i.d. theft from 2015-2018. senator kennedy: excuse me for interrupting. doesn't the social security have a master death file? commissioner rettig: i believe that's correct. senator kennedy: does everybody use it? commissioner rettig

kennedy: we're so corrupt?rica is italy, they high-speed rail everywhere it costs a lot of money. there is a lot of high paid workers drinking cappuccinos and taking long breaks. we could do better on cost, and bet or revenue for it, they never happen. kennedy: you know what is not going to happen, that not, thank you. >> two trillion is too high. topical storm is -♪ just like any other family ♪ the house, kids, they're living the dream ♪ ♪ and here comes the wacky new maid ♪ -maid? uh, i'm not the... -♪ is she an alien, is she a spy? ♪ ♪ she's always here, someone tell us why ♪ -♪ why, oh, why -♪ she's not the maid we wanted ♪ -because i'm not the maid! -♪ but she's the maid we got -again, i'm not the maid. i protect your home and auto. -hey, campbells. who's your new maid? kennedy: in 1789, george washington was inaugurated at first president of u.s. u.s. off america. >> this is to topical storm. >> we begin in ohio, mating season is over, but a few deer still playing the field. these deer interrupted a colle

kennedy?ou are not going to go gizmo? okay. >> heaven got a little grumpier. tardar known globally as grumpy cat passed away this week peacefully in the arms of her mommy. at one time it was estimated the famous feline was worth $100 million. >> tucker: according to our judges we can't let a question go unanswered. >> janice: this is a first. >> tucker: these are the rules question two, according to that you poll from quinnipiac joe biden is the most liked democrat in the presidential field. the most disliked candidate has an unfavorable rating of 45%. who is that? kennedy? >> kennedy: bill de blasio. >> tucker: you are just saying that because you live in new york. is it bill de blasio dz de blasio. >> kennedy: i bet it is. steve: bill dede blasio is finally ahead in one category. he is the winner in the most disliked candidate running for president according to the quinnipiac poll 45% dislike kennedy kennedy who is now in heaven with tardar sauce. >> remember sthild chuck dropped. >> tucker:

kennedy stopped that. kennedy was unbelievably popular with catholics of all income backgrounds, and ethnic backgrounds. we think he got 75%, which is a huge number. since then, broadly, euro american catholics drifting toward the republican party, maybe it is 55-45 now. latino catholics, who are a huge percentage of the church are increasingly democratic. >> do you remember his assassination? prof. mcgreevy: no, i was two days old. >> what was the church going through? what were catholic priests and nuns dealing with? prof. mcgreevy: it is hard to recall. we learned a lot about his personal life over the last 50 years. i think our culture is generally less empathetic to heroes and people who are perceived as leaders. kennedy was a hero for american catholics. the country was in trauma after his assassination. nothing like this had happened since the death of lincoln. kennedy was so young and charismatic. his life was in front of them. i think it did hold a particular point with catholics. he was their her