the 12th matt welch is back with ron christie. ron, what do you think?think jeb bush may take her. this does not surprise me at all. they have grown very close the last couple of years. deal with the aftermath of the hurricane. it is a really nice thing to see. melissa: you see jeb and hillary go after each other. >> on some level, america loses. they can both be the greatest politicians in the world, they are not, but they could be. it would be very deep pressing, i think, for more than half of the company see the same dynasties go after each other. melissa: heading back to the private sector are. just 130 days. that is about the length of your average car -- in marriage. [laughter] >> someone who solves a public relations crisis. melissa: i kind of picture him and chuck hagel. >> may be a ruse crews now that it is cold so they can go down to the caribbean. they are getting paid a lot of money. melissa: no sign of him doing one single thing. >> keep in mind, they had an ebola czar before he was there. that person also disappeared, basically. >> it is pr

these people were not matt welch, and nick gillespie.urrent editors of reason, you may have been barely out of diapers by then, if you are even now. how did you become reasonable so much more quickly than i did. >> for me, my brother who is older than i, went to college, and foundeed it in college bookstore it was like, i was hearing a lot of stuff that, right, you know right is always right or left is always right. and none spoke to me, you know reason magazine that talks about free minds and free market, founder hated hippies and cops that beat up hippies. john: he did not like hippies he thought they were emotional and foolish. >> and totalitarian in the way they tried to senator free speech. >> it came home to me after liveing in central europe for 8 years in late 90s, i came back looking for same politics saw there people pa hated communism, they loved free market, they thought there should be personal freedom to do what you wanted to do, i looked for anyone with that sense of beliefs it does not exist. i became across "reason" maga

kennedy, and i'm here with you and you're nice, and i'm here with "reason" magazine editor in chief matt welch

matt welch, co-host of "the independents" and editor of "reason" magazine. what do you think? are we setting up for the correction everyone predicted would come but still has isn't. >> i think there is a lot like you said a different schools of thought on this some people are very bullish. they think economic indicators are looking good. job numbers are looking better, economic growth is looking better so that is one side of it. another side is saying corporate earnings, they will really be counting on the american consumer specifically to help boost profits and drive sales for companies going into the new year. you can't count on europe. you can't count on some of these other countries to do that. really counting on american consumer. really depends how they feel. adam: matt, some of the corporate earnings we've seen, this is no secret, they get juiced because of stock buybacks and things like that. have they run the course on wall street? >> i wonder. keep in mind personally i'm a defensive investor and i love chasing bubbles where they seem to be forming. what i notice by w

for matt welch and kmele foster, i'm kennedy. good night.keep there right herx business. lou: good evening. breaking news. president obama is a legal immigration fiat has been ruled unconstitutional by a federal district court judge in pennsylvania. the unilateral action effectively the bill -- legalize those to cross the border was deemed to go prosecutorial discretion according to the judge the fiat rigid framework also does not allow for meaningful case by case determination for prosecutorial discretion would be used or more importantly where it should not be. and the obama department of justice is not happy predictably by responding to the decision is unfounded and the court has no basis to issue such an order. analysis the legality is flatly wrong. in other words, the obama of you is straight forward authoritarian maintaining that neither congress nor the judicial branch can interfere with the obama imperial presidency. that those opinions that confront the fiat is to facto amnesty that comes as half of the states in the nation are in court challenging the white hous

now these people were not matt welch and nick gillespie, the current editors of reason.u guys barely were out of diapers by then. if you are now. [ laughter ] >> how did you become reasonable so much more quickly than i did. >> for me, it was that my brother who's older than me went to college, found it in the college bookstore and started sending it home to me. john: it, meaning the magazine. >> the magazine. and like you, i was hearing a lot of stuff about how the right is always right or the left is always right, and none of that spoke to me and "reason" magazine which talks about free minds and free markets, the founder hated hippies and hated cops who beat up hippies. john: he thought they were emotional and foolish. >> and destructive and hateful towards capitalism. >> and totalitarian in the way they try to censor free speech. it hit home to me after living in central europe for eight years in the late 90s. when i came back looking for the same politics that you saw there, people hated communism, they loved capital markets and free markets and thought there should

friday, all new show, for matt welch and the vacationing kmele foster, i'm kennedy. good night. he's the real deal. he's next. lou: good evening, everybody. president obama is getting what he asked for, more demonstrations, protesting the grand jury decisions to decline indictment of white police officers involved in the deaths of michael brown and eric garner. those demonstrations, however, are increasingly turning violent as the white house along with democratic big city mayors escalate their assault on police departments and our law enforcement officers. and tonight, an actual physical assault on police caught on camera, and yes, it was carried out by one of the so-called peaceful protesters who president obama claims is essential to, quote, trigger the nation's conscience. as you can see on your screen a new york city police officer is sucker punched by a man protesting the eric garner grand jury decision. here now, president obama on black entertainment television earlier this week, calling for more demonstrations. >> a country's conscience sometimes has to be triggered by

matt welch and kmele foster. i'm kennedy. thank you for making us a part of your night for all th world today looked like a community organizerment the president assembling five democratic mayors, the leaders of 22 nonprofit organizations two, universities, seven members of his own administration, the police commissioners of baltimore and philadelphia and four representatives from the faith community to talk about how to change policing in the aftermath of the ferguson grand jury decision. there was not a single corporate leader, not a small businessman or woman. a union president or even a republican in the group. it appears that we are that the point that a man can say whatever he wishes without consequences or his lack of respect for the judicial process and law and order. >> you won the first round, mr. prosecutor, but don't cut your gloves off. because the fight's not over. justice will come to ferguson! >> al sharpton, the fact he was at the white house gives some you idea how the president intends to lead when a young

now, these people were not matt welch and mick gillespie, the current editors of "reason."you guys were probably barely out of diapers then if you are now. how did you become reasonable so much more quickly than i did? >> for me it was that my brother, who is older than me, went to college, found it in the college bookstore and started sending it home to me -- >> this magazine? >> this magazine. like you, i was hearing a lot of stuff about the right is always right or the left is always right, and none of that spoke to me. in a recent magazine which talks about free minds and free markets, the founder hated hippies and he hated cops who beat up hippies. >> he hated hippies because he thought they were emotional and foolish. >> and also destructional toward capitalism. >> it really came home for me after i came back to the united states after living in central europe for eight years. in the late '90s when i came back looking for the same type of politics you saw there, which is people hated communism, they loved capital free markets, and they thought there should be personal

for matt welch, and kmele foster, thank you so much for watching. i'm kennedy. good night.dobbs. lou: good evening, everybody. breaking news tonight. president obama's illegal immigration fiat ruled unconstitutional by a federal district court judge in pennsylvania. the president's unilateral action that will effectively legalize up to 5 million people who unlawfully crossed our borders was deemed in the judge's opinion to go beyond prosecutorial discretion. according to the judge, arthur saab, the fiat's rigid framework does not allow for meaningful case-by-case determination as to where prosecutorial discretion would be used and more importantly where it should not be used. the obama department of justice predictably unhappy about the judge's ruling today, responding quote, the decision is unfounded and the court had no basis to issue such an order. the court's analysis of the legality of the executive actions is flatly wrong, end quote. in other words, the obama view is straightforwardly authoritarian, maintaining that neither congress nor our judicial branch of government can

for matt welch and kmele foster. i'm kennedy wishing you a lovely and beautiful night. lou immigration. lou: good evening, everybody, i'm cheryl casone in tonight for lou dobbs. multiple stories breaking here tonight. we begin in staten island, new york, the grand jury declined to indict a white nypd officer for the death of 43-year-old african-american eric gardner, what you're looking at is live pictures in midtown manhattan. fox has a crew on the streets of midtown manhattan, the scene has escalated over the last 15 minutes or so. protesters coming from multiple parts of new york city starting in union square and other parts of manhattan have converged on midtown manhattan and very close. this is along sixth avenue. this is live pictures that you're looking at us coming to us outside of fox news hq in midtown manhattan. the mood has escalated in the last few minutes, the protests were peaceful, they began about an hour ago. in the last few moments, pushing and shoving, and as we were coming to air, we witnessed new york police officers pulling someone out of that cro

charlie gasparino is back, matt welch, doug holtz-eakin is back as well.ht to say that the fed is boosting the stock market, it's making the rich richer, leaving the middle class, lower class and stocks left behind. >> it's contributing to the margin, the bigger impact is for decades now we've seen widening earnings distributions around the world. people with skills get paid better. in global economy you have to have skills to make money. melissa: we aren't seeing people, wages aren't getting better for anyone, even people with skills. >> now layer on top of it extremely anemic economy, people are angry because they haven't seen a raise in 5 1/2 years, haven't seen jobs grow fast enough. that's a real phenomenon. melissa: charlie? >> still trying to figure out what country i'm in. melissa: the united states of america. what country do you think we're in? >> i don't know. i look outside, i see protests. no, i don't see anything outside, i see cars, people celebrating christmas. i'll say this, the obama nomices was a complete failure, it hurt us coming out o

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welch the company donated $5,000 to police athletic league. >> "jimmy kimmel live" is next followed by "nightline". "action news" continues 4:30 a.m. with tamala edwards, matt, meteorologist david murphy and karen rogers with traffic. for jim gardner, cecily tynan, ducis rogers i'm monica malpass for jim gardner, cecily tynan, ducis rogers i'm monica malpass you have a great night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- blake shelton. from "wild," laura dern. and "this week in unnecessary censorship." with cleto and the cletones. and now, finally, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. thank you, everybody. thank you, cleto. welco welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming here. to my home. appreciate that.