kennedy: well said. let's discuss merits of the case, was there something go on, a need to prove concealment, is it possible that the president did not want to be embarrassed. >> there is a lot of factual legal questions in this case, first question is the falsecasion. was him having and whether he had trump company category the facility to michael cohen as legal expenses when they were th for the treatment with actress stormy daniels, and you have the statute of limitations questions, how do they extend that, really, what is fundamental to the whole case, you have the need for furtherance of, an election finance theory. you know, the problem with that theory, at best it was a duel purpose expense, both for the campaign arguably but certainly for personal reasons, not you know having the family or the company or you know his wife hear these allegations. and so, you know we, when i was at department of justice, southern district of new york looked at this fact and determined no crime under federal law was

kennedy: oh, my garden. you will not believe this i have a guest you do not want to miss, i am so excited to talk with him, controversial republican freshman congressman george santos is here, that is -- yes that george santos, i am beyond excited to get his side of things, but first. ding dong the witch isal miis almost dead, senate today growing stones to repeal authorization of use of military force in iraq, it now goes to the house, but with the war in ukraine and potential showdown with russia and or china, are lawmakers dropping a their poison out aumf ? this has been going on since first gulf war in january of 1991. the top song in nation at that time was justify my love by madonna. and number one movie was home alone. in 2002, we know how well, that worked out. 5,000 dead u.s. troop, tens of thousands more horribly injured, perhaps a million iraqi civilians killed. the forever wars have infuriated libertarians, the blood and treasure, for what? after the vote kentucky war sector rand paul said. it wa

kennedy: no. but the federal government shouldn't come in every disaster, and they've got enough regulation -- >> why were they given bank status? a hedge fund is given bank status. kennedy: interesting. see, charlie's the only person saying this was a hedge fund operating like a bank. >> it's a hedge fund givenback status. i want that job. kennedy: let's do it. >> could you imagine our hedge fund? [laughter] kennedy: it would be very -- [inaudible conversations] all right. of course the blame game in full swing today. president biden taking a shot at, who else? president trump for rolling back regulations in 2018. watch. >> during the obama-biden administration, we put in place tough requirements on banks like silicon valley bank and signature bank. including the dodd the-frank law to make sure that the crisis we saw in 2008 would not happen again. unfortunately, the last administration rolled back some of these requirements. kennedy: one trump spokesman pushed back and accused biden and, of, quo

kennedy: yeah. i have two teenage girls at home, and i cannot believe how much time you can waste just looking at tiktok videos. but it's not justic the doc, you know? they are -- tiktok the, they are targeted by instagram, by snap chapt. there are plenty of american-based apps who have really destroyed the self-esteem and mental health especially of teenage girls in this country. and it's hard for me to sit back and hear lawmakers say they're only going to police one app because of national security implications, but these other apps that are just as egregious, why do they get a pass? >> i do not dispute the fact that you make, that there are other apps that need to be cleaned up. that that's why we've got to crease 230, and we are -- address 230, and we are in the commerce committee and the communications and technology subcommittee that i serve as vice chair of. however, the difference between tiktok and these other apps is that tiktok is owned by the chinese communist party. listen, the chinese

and kennedy. when we send the bill for that damaged aircraft 32 million is what the plane cost before we put over 100 million of equipment that one had on it. kennedy: that is expensive. but, part of where our money goes, this is a risky proposition. but, my question, looking at this, you know sting once said, i hope that russian love their children too, i don't think that russia wants to get in hot war with the united states, it is not good for business for us. why is russia being provocative? >> they get out of this they are brushing us back the same as a baseball player too close to the mound and batter finds a ball headed for his chest. they use techniques to try to distract us to push us back to see if they can get to us do less for ukraine. we're de being tested there in in pacific. if we don't react in a measured and appropriate way here wea week -- we could end up with a situation with taiwan or japan. we have a two-front situation which does not the global war on terror and everything tha

great, kennedy. kennedy: yes! my top line and i approve of this transition thank you. both. sean: all right. >> did president overstep his bounds orders student debt forgiveness, that is a essential question before the supreme court in a blockbuster case. will justices side with the commies or will common sense prevail. the supreme court plaza was full of protesters some demand president biden cancel all their student debt, how much would that cost? just the moderate proposal is 400 billion over the next 3 years. opponents say that is not fair, you could be forcing a janitor to help pay for his ivy league boss. justice gorsuch brought up that point. >> always cost of government of offering that benefit. >> not just the cost of the government, i think they argue that is missing is cost to other persons in terms of fairness, people who paid their loans, who don't have -- plan their lives around not seeking loans. and people who not el eligible for loans and a trillion is diverted to a group over the other. kennedy: he is right, chief justice roberts questioned whether the pres

thank you, kennedy. kennedy: i love the bottom line. sean: we love. >> a full frontal assault on first amendment, house lawmakers battling it out over so-called twitter files. what is at stake our first amendment rights, free speech namely, it unfolded at a hearing for the house judiciary subcommittee weaponization of federal government, republicans trying to find out if big tech is censoring conservative voices. when it comes to things like hunter biden laptop, covid lab leak theoriy and vaccine, committee heard from 2 reporters, it should chill you. >> first amendment and american population accustom to right to speak is best defense left against censorship. if there is anything that twitter files show we're in danger of losing this most precious right without which all democratic rights are impossible. today american taxpayers are unwittingly financing growth and power of a censorship industrial complex. run by america's scientific and technological a aelite. kennedy: democrats painting it size a conspiracy theory. >> if we could tak

kennedy: what? he also claims he never flip-flopped and wishes he'd have ordered masking sooner and quarantines. and he clearly hates rand paul. but the kentucky republican senator firing right back. watch. >> the people of america should realize that the people saying it didn't come from a lab are self-interested. tony fauci approved and gave the money to the lab in wuhan. so by approving that, he has and shares some culpability in the origins of this virus. so he's always going to deny that it came from the lab because it comes back to his rep asian. kennedy: of course it does. and fauci, as you saw, painted the road map for how you manipulate a virus to make it more transmissable. no one was saying that they took virus a and changed it completely into virus xxy. what their saying is the virus was manipulated through the research that dr. fauci funded. of course, he retired in december, but how much of our covid failures were his fault? here to break it down, former hawaii congresswoman and fox ne

kennedy: yeah. and ted cruz made the point, ted cruz was not in a friendly mood today, but he was, like, the people who work for you hate you. it's a really tough job right now. leslie, were you surprised that mayorkas admitted that he was not aware of a structural problem that is clearly happening right now? >> well, there are a couple of things. i know a number of people that work in the senate that hate ted cruz, so -- kennedy: [inaudible] >> -- the people working around him. but i was surprised, i was surprised. you know, look, you don't need to google it, it's a headline. it's also common sense. and it's not just happening with homeland security director or this administration. i mean, drug cartels have been using migrants and paying their way to come to the united states and been taking advantage of vulnerable, uneducated, desperate, frightened, anxiety-ridden individuals and their children to get their drugs over this border. and they've been doing it for 4-5 presidencies now, not, you know,

but but both john kennedy and robert kennedy commented upon it and. so did ted kennedy. that they were inoculated with this this this feeling about. the little guy, because of the irish-american discrimination, the known irish need applies stories that they got from their parents and also from honey fitz. their grandfather and left them at very politicians politicians from the from the upper class who felt for the little guy, charles daley, who some of the old hands around here may remember worked for all three of them. and and he called them well-fed underdogs with pretty good bite. and that's pretty much the best description as to why the kennedy brothers became that in one sentence that i found. yeah. why you. we're going to jump around here. you'll excuse me for not being criminal. why did run? did he want to run for the senate? was he sort of pushed it? i mean, the story always goes that joe made jack run for the. and that's not true. i mean, he encouraged him. he wanted. but it was jack who made the decision. what about ted? did did he want a career in politics? wh

kennedy: yeah.ecause, you know, like the tiktok ban, the federal government gets to pick winners and losers. so they get to find all their cronies' friends who have green initiatives and companies, and they get to give them billions of collars from the inflation -- dollars from the inflation reduction act. it's ridiculous. but, mark, i think it's wonderful that people like this are saving the planet. one hypocritical excursion at a time. >> well, look, that's one of the worst answers i've heard in terms of, oh, it's okay to take a private plane to get an environmental award with. i mean, look, he says there's an offset. if they take e away your gas stove, can you say, no, i'm going to keep it, but i'm going to lower my thermostat. [laughter] a degree, i have an offset. no, of course not. they're not going to give you an offset. so it's ludicrous that he would be defending it that way because he is telling everybody you have to get rid of your gas car, up to get rid of maybe your gas stove, you know,

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already kennedy, you there? come in kennedy. kennedy: way to bum us out. you guys. o tuesdays we wear pink. sean: we noticed that, i have a pink tie. kennedy: you can be our prom date. sean: two dates. kennedy: thank you so much. what the hell is happening in mexico border descending into anarchy, americans killed, border agents assaulted and children abandoned who is responsible? just hours ago we learned two of 4 kidnaps americans were murdered. the other two thankfully still alive back in the west. one wounded one unharmed. the motive, mexico, i guess? we're told that group crossed texas border, one of them could get a discount mexican tummy tuck. a f far -- farther south authorities discovered 330 abandoned migrantses on a truck, 103 were unacompany mid children, left to die. and over in arizona. customs and border patrol agents now in hospital, after she was attacked by an illegal migrant, the suspect is in custody, what is the president going to do? your very own peter doocy asked a few questions today. >> to violence aspect. now americans are being slaughtere

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kennedy: and dr. redfield, also a virologist, people had their grants taken away, they were canceled for standing up and doing their job and following the science. for dr. fauci to put himself in this position he was running interference and trying to misdirect. had we known all along, if we were allowed to come to that conclusion it was the lab leak, what would it have said about dr. fauci's leadership and fundings of eco health alliance and others. >> the people that condition ever-- continued to get grants were people funding coronavirus research in china. whether it was accidental or intentional, these are things we have to look at. bread crumbs lead to wuhan virology, you would think, you have a motive to say it didn't come from lab if you did the research with something. if it came from nature, great, i would like to see, that i rather it did come from nature. when i think about this virus man-made in a lab, i think about a lot of nefarious things that can be done with that. the wr wright brothe

kennedy. >> the black and white ball here on the bottom line. what a show we have. every once in a while a trial comes along. today in south carolina. closing arguments in just such a case. will this jury convict or acquit alex murdaugh? , i will ask nancy grace in a moment, i have been looking forked to that merry cmermurdaugh is accused of killing his wife and son on his property, he admits to stealing money if his company, lying and to a raging opioid addiction, he denies killing his family, or as he said last week. -- i would never intentionally do anything do hurt either one of them. >> he would never intentionally hurt them. could that be construed as an acciden accidental confession, the jury made the trip to the crime scene, murdaugh shot his wife with a rifle and his wife with a shotgun, defense claims two people did it. perhaps out of revenge, murdaugh son, if you remember, killed a woman in a boating accident, chief prosecutor says there is no one else to blame. >> there is only one

kennedy: nice.n newsom tried to say this is not about billionaire tech bros, but there were a lot of billionaire tech bros who were funded by the bank. >> interesting thing, so membership different connection on woke point. i think generally speaking across our society, more they focus on that, the more it is a sign it is a ro rotten organization, not focuses on basic mission. i think it is a signal of that. of unhealthy organizing a in in case. the box ticking political stuff they were doing. i think that is not so much it was distracting management, it is worse they were buying the collusion of the regulator. they were doing the risky stuff. they ticked box on the with the stuff and sustainability stuff, regulator looks the other way because you are doing the nice things, that is insidious. they have deep political connections. the other thing that i learned, there is one person to their board that had financial experience; that is extraordinary. there is so much to come out. and on connection wit

the judge said kennedy? >> kennedy: jimmy failla and i are going on tour. we want to meet you. center. also going to clearwater, davenport, mesa, arizona, lexington, kentucky. rounding out. let us tickle your funny bone, hello. >> judge jeanine: good for you. >> kennedy: thank you. >> jesse: you don't like when people touch your bellybutton. >> kennedy: don't you dare. >> jesse: that's a thing. i almost got written up by hr. that's it for us. are we tossing an friday? >> judge jeanine: no. >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. the investigation into president trump he is can a a little as house republicans their probe into president biden family. we talk with vivek ramaswamy and whatever happened to all the vitriol and concern from democrats over the georgia elections reform law? we'll take a look. ♪ but, first, breaking tonight, a stark rebuke for vladimir putin. the international criminal court has issued an arrest warrant for the russian president citing what it calls the war crime of taking children ou

kennedy, you get a car. >> kennedy: paris fashion week.is tommy cash. had a duvet and pillows. even blue pajamas and a little i am mask so he could get some shut eye during the event. there he is. well done, tommy. we are here for naps. >> dana: the place i would feel most out of place as that of fashion show. i think so. >> jesse: very fashionable. >> dana: oh, yeah. not at all. that's it for us. "special report" is up next. oh, i am on "special report." >> bret: yes, you are. i didn't know jesse had vice president harris and senator warren. >> dana: very strong booking team. >> bret: see you in a bit, dana. thank you. good evening, i am bret baier. we are coming to you tonight from live from fox news headquarters in new york. breaking tonight, president biden and his team try to reassure the public, the american banking system is safe. this comes after the collapse of a major institution last week. it happened at the silicon valley bank not far from where president biden is right now and then another bank fails.

kennedy: my name is john kennedy.a united states senator, though i have tried to rise above it. [applause] last year i spoke to you about what i believe. today, i want to talk to you about truth. the unadorned, unvarnished truth. the truth is important. without the truth, we cannot order society. without the truth, we cannot survive as human beings. without the truth, we certainly cannot thrive as human beings. can you handle the truth? i think you can. the truth is, it is important to speak your mind. i do. that makes some people mad. i try not to worry too much about what anyone thinks of me. except dogs. i really like dogs. [applause] [applause] sometimes my friend will ask me, they say, kennedy, how do you sleep at night knowing that some people do not like you? i tell them, with the fan on. i think i make the right people mad. what else is the truth? the truth is, god is great, beer is good, and the united states of america is star-spangled awesome. america is not perfect, but we are good. i cannot imagine what t

brown: senator kennedy of louisiana is recognized. sen. kennedy: thank you for being here, thank you to you and your team for helping to save the economy during the pandemic meltdown. for what it is worth, i am generally supportive of the actions of the fed right now and i am not going ask you today to blame anybody. when congress spends money, it stimulates the economy, does it not? chair powell: it would depend on whether it is funded by tax increases or not. if there is spending that is not accompanied by taxes, it would have a net at the margins stimulative effect. sen. kennedy: when congress borrows money, to spend even more, that stimulates the economy even more, doesn't mark -- does it not? chair powell: at the margin, yes. sen. kennedy: if congress reduced the rate of growth in its spending and reduced the rate of growth in its debt accumulation it would make your job easier and reducing inflation, what it not? chair powell: i do not think fiscal policy right now is a big factor driving inflation at this moment. it is absolutely in

host of kennedy on fox business. kennedy. [ applause ] >> many new yorkers have remorse, because they backed the wrong horse. congresswoman lee zeldon. [ applause ] >> she knows more jack ass than a donkey. co-host on "fox business,". [ applause ] >> if the world was her oyster, she would probably get food poisoning. fox news contributor, kat timpf. [ applause ] >> all right, it is friday so before we get into new stories, it is time for this. ♪ >> greg's left overs. >> oh, i don't think anyone said hmm of greg's leftovers. just when greg does it, it is my first time reading these. here we gwe go. this week "the view lifted its studio audience mask requirement. although doctors recommended to wear blindfolds and ear plugs. [ laughter ] >> oh boy, we are getting into it, are we? all right. it also begs the question when will the host take off their masks? [ laughter ] >> halloween was five months ago. [ laughter ] whoo! the biden administration on what -- what? the administration -- oh, they made the word so big that

, host of "kennedy," i'm fox business, and bill hemmer. also joining us with analysis, fox news senior political analyst, brit hume. law enforcement source tells fox news former president trump is expected to be arraigned on tuesday at 2:15 eastern time. we are told the d.a. initially wanted him to surrender today but that timeline change due to arrangements they needed to be made by secret service. we are also learning that trump will not be handcuffed. the charges are related to hush money payments leading up to the 2016 campaign. they remain under sealed and are not yet public. republicans calling the indictment political persecution and un-american. democrats say no one is above the law. fox news' peter doocy asked president biden what he thought of the indictment this morning. >> mr. president, do you think the charges against trump are politically motivated. >> emily: let's bring in brit. >> is going to be quite a scene next week in new york i guess that looks to me from the way it's being set up is as if they are trying to keep temp

on fox business, kennedy and guy benson. we begin with new developments against the case against former president donald trump. alvin bragg's office attempting to punch back and has issued a top response to republicans demanding that he testify before congress and turn over documents related to his investigation into the former president. his spokesman telling fox news digital, we will not be intimidated by attempts to undermine the justice process. for will we let baseless accusations deter us from fairly applying the law. and every prosecution, we follow the law without fear or favor to uncomfortable the truth. our skilled and honest lawyers remain hard at work. fox news is learning that grand jury will hear from another witness tomorrow as part of the investigation into a hush money payment made to president trump's former attorney, michael cohen, to adult film star stormy daniels in 2016. so much to unpack here. for those of us that haven't been listing under a rock, the response by bragg's office that they consider this

maybe they want to go on spring break okay to homes with ties to former president kennedy and his wife jackie, are now on the market. both are in the georgetown section of washington, d. c. so look at this first one. it's adorable. it's a four bedroom townhouse, and it's listed at $2 million. the kennedys lived there after their wedding starting in january. 1950 for more expensively is this sprawling 13 bedroom mansion, which also includes 13.5 bathrooms. jackie kennedy moved there temporarily after jk jfk's assassination, the asking price for that one, though. 26.5. million that was more of the expected price i would have expected for their home. the two million seems like a steel in today's real estate market. you've lived in new york city too long when you go to million , okay, that's nothing right. easy just write a check. no, i'm kidding. but there was someone might put a cash offer on that home on both of them with the market the way that it is, they can both go quick. coming up next whitney houston's new album , why the music legends, brother and sister in law are just now shari

whew. >> as long as you gets hour but lose it tonight i'm afraid kennedy.ger people are at each other extra sleep give them the hour leave it alone let's -- i think marco rubio's bill is a good one. >> has support in both houses. >> again been saving this for three years. >> should be a movement now. did pass the senate with unanimous consent which means by accident. and the house what's really cool about this argument that i had to go learn i say cool because it is interesting is there are certain states that fall at the time zone changes that don't like it because it robs a few minutes from them. anyway i host "fox & friends" tomorrow morning so i'm very much not in favor of the -- >> all right. straight ahead will we ever find out what the government knows about the covid origins? biden may be in a spot where he has to give every answer we're looking for. that's next. we start with sustainably grown cotton from the rich red soul of north alabama, here on our family farm. then we partner with family owned mills from maine to mississippi to manufacture our

you can challenge him. >> kennedy, listening to dr.t felt like one of those word problems from the s.a.t., when are you infected and when are you in the lab? >> he's like if you've got people in the if wuhan who are cutting the virus up and glueing it back together so it's more transmissible in humans, that's still a natural origin. just because of horrible safety protocols and they infect the entire world, that is natural origin right there. gain of function is a made-up term by leprechauns who hate st. >> i just love the way you tied a bow on that with st. path wick's -- patrick's day. >> exactly right. it's coming up. enter raymond, he's trying to find more doors to find his way back out. this is him reacting to the idea that somebody might be coming after him on this. >> prosecute me for what? what are they talking about? [laughter] i mean, i wish i could figure out what the heck they were talking about. i think they've just going off the deep end. >> what deep inare they going off? >> the deep end is anthony fauci apparently had o

kennedy, but i could never picture him at my kitchen table.bally, the farm workers union. they were trying to organize in delaware when i was running as a 29-year-old kid. his granddaughter works for me. and then rosa parks is over here. and so tried to make it kind of warm, like i thought about it. now the other guy never showed up on inauguration day, so it didn't matter. [laughter] but it was kind of neat. the things i have done in here, for example, the moon rock over here. >> kal: i am a huge nasa fan, a big astronomy fan. >> president biden: oh, this is cool, this is an actual moon rock. one of the dash the rover they have up there? my name is on the back, the presidents. it is really cool. i want to show you something really cool. come on back here. not many people come back this way, but come on. >> kal: oh, yeah. not only are we seeing the oval office, we are also getting a rear tour of the president's private study. this is the world's most dignified episode of "mtv cribs." >> president biden: by the way, that is a wyeth painting, by

i'm harris faulkner here with my cohosts emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany, along with kennedy, anddavid webb. we begin with brand-new video from the pentagon, showing the moment a russian fighter jet collided with a u.s. drone over international waters. the stunning footage shows the jet approaching the drone, dumping fuel as it gets closer. then striking the drone's propeller before it plunged into the water. the defense department also released these images, one first showing the propeller attacked, a second photo showing the damaged propeller. the kremlin had said the u.s. downed the drone. well, we know that's not true. the video clearly is a receipt for why that didn't happen. almost immediately following the crash, russia sent ships to search for debris. we don't have warships there anymore. biden took them out. our top military brass is doubtful they will find anything, recovering usable intelligence, because that part of the black sea is some 5,000 feet deep. still the incident is very troubling. here's general mark milley, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. >> so -- so

and kennedy, these are.h, wouldn't you think it t affects someone's foreign policy if they have if they have if they have business dealings with the chinese government, don't you thinlingkt affects foreign policies and voters should know about it before they cast a vote? yeah and o, i think president bn is in deep yogurt and a number of that's right. deew. eign but i think foreign policy may be the deepest. it appears that he and his family are incredibly corrupt. we remain to be seen whether or. not they're truly compromised. but, you know, all of the allor of the tea leaves sort of point in that direction.po tion i don't care if and it's like, i don't care ifpo it's a yale professor who isfenn defending the indefensibleg . wes know this is morally wrong people should nowrt be enriching themselves on the back of their powerful parents who may become the most powerful perso n in the world. >> i don't care if you're michael, but i'm not defending this or brush. >> and rob walker, this is the guy who laundered

the in garda kennedy government. and that's where i screwed up matter how many times he would get arrested , no matter how many times he was dragged off the stage, no matter how many times he had to go to court. my father believed that he had the right to free speech. my dad went from making $150,000 a year to being registered as a pauper. we had no money. all the money and everything went on lawyers. the way that he was beaten down and beaten down and beaten down, coupled with his drug use is what killed him. lenny really took the blows. he was the martyr. he cleared the way for the new openness, which was happening in all sorts of media in the sixties. but it took guys like lenny bruce to really push the boundaries and go to jail for it. there is not one piece of comedy being done today that didn't come out of something, lenny bruce said. really he was like, you know, the big bang. did he take the hit for all of us? yeah, i imagine he did. i mean, yeah. yeah. thank god for lenny bruce. uh huh. let's see. let's see

you know to american airports like kennedy airport and so on. their american strategic bombers ready to lift off. they also were fully armed with nuclear weapons. so in doing so, the united states was was giving itself a big advantage if it had come to war, the united states would have been able to launch know the full weight of its thermonuclear arsenal at a time in which it had an enormous superiority against the soviet union. so power issue that alert in the clear. he broadcasts that around world right and in so doing think he had to know that there was at least risk that the soviets would decided that the risk too great and they would have had to launch their own you know so-called preemptive attack. one other example, and this is something that started to become better known, you know, the navy in enforcing president kennedy called a quarantine was ruthless in hunting down soviet submarines even to the point they were dropping what they called practice depth charges, which felt real, you know, for for soviet sailors. and we know now that, y

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kennedy center. what have you done? no award has screwed up this badly since the macarthur genius grant was given to vin diesel. seriously. people have not been this shock since they won a latin grammy. it was 2019 look it up. shakira and i was killed it. i'll grant you. a lot of amazing amazing people have flown to d. c to say nice things about adam sandler. but if you ask yourself why so many of adam's friends were available to speak tonight. i'll tell you why. because when adam isn't working, they aren't working. everyone everyone speaking on this stage tonight, suckles on adam's teat. there's going to be so much milk on this floor, people going to slip on the way out. i alone can speak with honesty because i've never been in one of adam's 650 movies. i'm sorry. 6 52. he made two on the way in tonight anyway. technically i was up for one role, but adam called me and said sorry, pal. i had to give that part to my uber each driver. better at first than i thought, you know, it's good. schneider's working. madman. that i

on fox business kennedy.n your flight, what do you do? >> well i'm so glad you asked because, obviously, you can't bring sharp instrument about scissor or nitting needles but nothing that stops you from bringing well sharpened pencil but a scantron test filling in -- >> so i get the impression that you've thought about this a lot used to be after 9/11 people were profiling on planes, now since pandemic everyone has gone crazy. everyone has been pandemic radicalized, and there's no longer polite society in confines and boundaries. >> pandemic radical liesed. what do you think is behind? >> where the hell are air marshals only 10% by the way we spend 8 0-3 millions a year on air marshal only 10% make it on flights rest having coffee at the airports. >> i heard this is absurd -- >> to the border a lot to the border to baby-sit. >> not even to enforce laws, arrest people no they're going there -- for administrative tasks. >> you know, i fly a lot. i see the flights all of the time like i just waiting for the time

. >> bill: fox business host kennedy will talk about this.g you can take that job and -- >> he did, i may do better in the private sector and this is in alabama, university of alabama, you would think was slightly conservative school, but this academic terrorism is so prevalent throughout campuses across the country. it is a contagion that infected so many minds and they will shout you do. they will assemble an army to cancel you if you say anything outside of the orthodox. >> he is earth sciences professor and he says i can't take this anymore, if a science professor is saying it at alabama, what is it like for people who teach history at uc santa barbara. in college, you had a professor that would freestyle and draw you into the work through personal experience. you cannot do that anymore for fear of offending or micro-aggressing one tiny group. it is college after college, professor after professor, saying we can't be ourselves, we can't express opinion and we are terrified for our job. >> dana: it is backed up by polls, afraid of retaliat

kennedy is getting $1.7 million. kennedy joined us earlier, listen. >> i'm really excited i've been reinstated last week. i got my papers and done all the work and waiting to see if we go back to the field now. it is the principle that i have to go back even if it is just whatever the season looks like, day, month, week. i will go back just to show everybody that hey, everything is good here at the program awesome. so hopefully, we will be able to move on from this. >> coach kennedy out with a new book called "average joe." pop singer of the weekend entering the book dimmick "guinness book of world records" for the most drain on spotify. the canadian-born singer of the artist to reach 100 million listeners on the streaming platform and also has the most monthly listeners with 111 million people playing his music. ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: meanwhile a new trend among music fans with sky-high concert ticket. some are flying to europe and overseas because the entire trip is actually cheaper in some cases. acts like ed shearon, be

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