so bobby kennedy did like jack kennedy's and vice when he told them not to go to the funeral he said dinkey that is great but he proceeded to go to the rally [laughter] he ends up having the police escort stopped just before the ghetto in the stephens upped:the back of the flatbed truck and for the next five minutes he gives one of the great speeches may be one of the greatest of his life or in the history of american political fortunes he tells the audience that night of several hundred people 90% for the first time that their leader has been killed . if you listened to the speech from the night you can hear the gasps from the audience and people are devastated but he proceeds to talk about what it was like to lose his own brother in the acreage he felt when jack kennedy was killed. our temptation is to want to strike out. the we have to do the opposite. , together as a country and at this moment. so what happened that night was extraordinary. that night in the country of his death with the race riots in more than 100 cities in washington and part of the city was burned down that ni

kennedy. he spoke at the free library of philadelphia last month and is introduced by former philadelphia mayor bill greene. >> tonight mary green will join in conversation with a noted author and reporter, larry has been full of activity the last several days. bill greene became a congressman in 1964 succeeding his father, william j green. his father was instrumental in the election of president john f. kennedy. bill greene served as a congressman until 1976 during six during which time he took on the oil companies, help to defeat the oil depletion allowance. he became mayor, the 94th mayor in philadelphia in 1980. i'm pleased. i'm pleased to say i was in his administration. during his term he took on a lot of special interests and actually implemented the first deadly force policy in the united states. he also said a lot of interesting things which i will not repeat here. about santa claus does not live here anymore and city council is the worst legislative body in the free world. we always

kennedy: is he imploding? >> i think this is a critical week in the sense it shows the worst of the worst for trump. this is him making mistake inner different areas whether it comes to his personality or whether it's issues much national security and things along those lines. especially this is coming after a successful convention for the democrats. a lot of republicans feel like this is too far gone. i think this race will get a little bit closer again. kennedy: is there time for hip to save the campaign? >> i'm not sure there is. but there is a window of opportunity within this next month where they will be leading up to these debates. there is an opportunity for him to push back against her. but it probably required him to do a course correction the way he has been behaving the last couple weeks. if he doesn't do that, you will see republicans being concerned and openly start distancing themselves. >> there have been some interesting defections. even if he does change course dramatically. i don't know if t

i'm kennedy. kennedy: donald trump he faces a new round of versus and from his own party with the latest movie movie -- will the latest movements succeed? last asked my party pan out abby hunton at "fox news" reporter and the daughter of a former governor. that's okay but michael malice also the daughter of a former utah governor. chris barron is back, lgbt for trump. >> i told you i'm not questioning. i'm. sold on this. i have committed -- kennedy: finally a bold approach. abyei will start with you. these 50 former cabinet members, will they have any impact on the election click. >> i don't think immediately because if you think about who's on they come interestingly no one that is a former secretary of state is on the list. they were asked to sign a then obviously they said no. kennedy: a lot of condoleezza rice's aides. >> a lot of folks but these are insiders and this is the reason donald trump is running to say i am not these people. on the opposite. i'm an outsider here said he saying this i

and i'm talking about john kennedy not robert kennedy. but you you can't talk about one without the other. they were like that, the line that you just use, that was the lime a proper kennedys for the rest of his life. it was the highest compliment he could take to anybody what you do for john because they were like that. there are like that for the point where at the kennedy described the fact that there is a clichÉ that people are so close that they finish each other's sentences. what ethel kennedy said about bobby's relation to jack is that there are so close they do need to talk. they could just pick up one another's expressions and that is why the closest thing it's not a clichÉ in politics, people talk about copresidents and before people elected when they're on the ticket together and they say this is going to be the closest working relationship we've ever had between the president and vice president. the truth is no president their white mind ever gives up president or vice president or anybody else. but the closest thing that am

kennedy: yeah. it wasn't a frontal. it was an occipital lobotomy, which is very different -- >> i'm glad you know the difference. kennedy: i do, absolutely. and the location -- melissa: next to each other in the future, for the record. kennedy: but then, of course, he made the second amendment comment x now he has to go back to the manafort in shock collar -- >> what's that? kennedy: well, paul manafort, clearly, tries very, very hard to redirect his big feelings so he doesn't express them on stage in these impromptu -- >> i finally understand donald trump now. thank you. sandra: wonderful. well, we've done that at least. [inaudible conversations] and remember, you can chime in on this conversation on facebook and twitter and overtime, we'll continue that discussion. >>> all right, intelligence officials accused of intentionally misleading americans and even the president himself. a new report from congressional republicans finds reports were altered to downplay the threat and paint a rosier picture

kennedy: god, i miss him. john mccain sent over 1,000 pages of medical records to prove was up to the job. hillary is suffering from brain and leg clots, according to her doctor's report. i question whether anyone who has such an easy time lying deserves to be president. >> nothing was marngd or received classified. there was nothing marked anything classified on my email sent or received. >> there was classified emails. kennedy: only six people were convicted of perjuring themselves in front of congress since 1948. and four of them were from watergate. the best thing to do is keep having the conversation about the smarmy slush funds that is the clinton foundation,ed the non-charity that served as a power filled ware house for the lusty clintons. if rabid republicans stay patient, they can snare her in that net. but they will blow their wad if they once again jump the gun, and you know they will. antonio sabato tells me about his repercussions for speak at rnc. i'm kennedy. can a doctor's report give a clean b

i'm kennedy. today in michigan, hoik portrayed herself as the champion of the middle class, outlining her economic he general today while attacking donald trump. >> trump would roll back the tough rules we have imposed on the financial industry. i'll do the opposite. i think we should strengthen those rules so wall street can never wreck main street again. kennedy: we should choke the living heck out of the economy. is hillary the white knight or trojan horse in a pant suit. deirdre bolton. host of risk and reward, gavin mcinnis, charles cook, national review online. i was re-reading some of it today. welcome, everyone. thank you, gavin tore thanking me for your existence and theirs as well. deirdre, give me a quick overview of her speech. deirdre: if you make a million or more you will get taxed more. if you make $5 million or more you will get taxed even more. but it was gutsy, i'm just a small town girl from a suburb in chicago, meanwhile every other day we are talking about the clinton foundat

kennedy: then dr. stein laid out the case against the untameable shrew. >> i have serious questions about hillary's judgment, her safeguarding of national security information, and above all, her trustworthiness in the job where she'll have her finger on the button given how she handled major decisions both around the war in iraq, but then especially around the war in libya where she led the charge. kennedy: you go, girl. hillary is a compromise candidate with an unsavory past who should be in jail with her icy finger nowhere near the nuclear football. stein and governor gary johnson are rightfully included on the all-important presidential debate stable. will she win? no. but accountability is a rare victory on its own. bernie sanders is squeaking and squawking for his ongoing quest to turn the streets of this nation commie crimson. >> i am asking you to be part of a political revolution. kennedy: so far the thrust of the revolution is to defeat debbie wasserman-shultz in her august 30 florida primary

i'm kennedy. yesterday in pennsylvania donald trump criticized bernie sanders for endorsing hillary clinton. lambasting the democratic frontrunner in the same breath. >> if she would not have done anything, gone home and went to sleep and relaxed. he would have been a hero. but he made a deal with the devil. she is the devil. kennedy: hillary clinton's take on her server scandal is so off base she appears to be discussion an alternate universe. which will backfire worse, trump's tirades or hillary's deceptions. let's ask my panel. welcome, everyone. it's hard to figure out. i think they are both overplaying their hands. they are both make massive mistakes. he's calling her the devil, going on the brutal offensive will be helpful to his poll numbers and she is flat-out lying. >> this is like asking which is worse, a heart attack or a stroke. i would be fine with neither. you know when your foot falls asleep? and you have a goofy leg. that's gary johnson. the thing is, neither one of them can stop d

kennedy: but notth grade. i hope he has as' enthusiasm when he files bankruptcy over his unpaid calendar debt. if we could go back to 4th grade, you can get away are shoplifting so much easier at that able. coming up, the government reports it wants to pass genetically modified mosquitoes. sticks and stones may break your bones, but making fun of swedes just got someone booted from the up s. soccer team. [announcer] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. this is my retirement. retiring retired tires. and i never get tired of it. are you entirely prepared to retire? plan your never tiring retiring retired tires retirement with e*trade. i'm in vests and as a vested investor in vests i invest with e*trade, where investors can investigate and invest in vests... or not in vests. sign up at etrade.com and get up to six hundred dollars. kennedy: the fda is prepared to start testing genetically modified mosquitoes in the florid

kennedy: a couple of things. she has gotten better as a debater and i think he can give her a hard time on the facts. i don't care what else, you could put this on against the academy awards and the golden globes and the s.b.'s. i think more people would watch the debates. they're only three of them and we have 75 presidential debates. >> keep something in mind, there sunday night football and there's monday night that paul anders thursday night football and their saturday night college game of the week. this is the problem. i think you have to be careful about assessing it. i think hillary is dying for these debates. donald trump, we all agree that we would like to see other candidates on the debate stage. i know i do but donald trump is the one that should be meeting that share because donald trump will do better if he is others on the stage. he against hillary or don't think we'll go well. kennedy: i think that's why he'd once a final debate. >> hillary has never in a decade she's been in the public eye has ne

kennedy: welcome back. a recent home to go poll asked which presidential candidate they would prefer speangds vacation with. guess who came out on top. donald trump. 39%. followed by hillary clinton at 33%. gary johnson 16% and governor johnson favors legalizing marijuana and goes paragliding for fun. >> it was a hard time deciding whose last name we wanted to take. so tom shillue, who would you rather go on vacation with? >> probably gary johnson. after the show hanging around we had brownies, they were fantastic. kennedy: did they give youd the results? >> he probably had edibles with him. he would be fun to hang out with. i'm not surprised trump won. he seems like a fun guy to hang around with. kennedy: my daughter plays would you rather. one of the scenarios was would you rather donald trump give you a million dollars or apple farm. and i said apple farm. i don't know why. >> kids are just on the cusp of changing that to who would you do? kennedy: then they said who would you rather go on vacation with.

kennedy: but notth grade. i hope he has as' enthusiasm when he files bankruptcy over his unpaid calendar debt. if we could go back to 4th grade, you can get away are shoplifting so much easier at that able. coming up, the government reports it wants to pass genetically modified mosquitoes. sticks and stones may break your bones, but making fun of swedes just got someone booted from the kennedy: the fda is prepared to start testing genetically modified mosquitoes in the florida keys. flielts brazil and panama have reduced the bug's population by 90%. the resident of key haven, florida are opposed. let's ask our returning party panel. how do you like those gmos now, lefties? >> we are in dumb future. genetically modified mosquitoes? this is so exciting. it will be wonderful. like the great movie called bees. with a shotgun. kennedy: with the bird shot. >> that peppers your best friend in the face and you laugh and laugh and laugh. >> i was thinking about going to the florida keys. it's a beautiful area of the co

i'm kennedy. the associated press says more than half of the people outside the government who gave money to the clinton foundation met with hillary. what does my sterling panel think. dagen mcdowell, charles cook and rick unger. welcome, everybody. rick, i'll start with you. robbie look, the king just fire says it is unfair to look to her calendar and cherry pick certain people that she has been meeting with. it's constant deflection, justification and calling trump a demagogue. why not take a little personal responsibility. >> you will hate this coming from me. but you are right. i listened to his explanation today, it was preposterous. we know what those meetings are as a matter of course with dignitaries as secretary of state. i looked at the calendar. over half of the meetings that she took from outsiders were arranged by the clinton foundation. my con wipe out the clinton foundation, they do good work. what they were doing to set up these meetings and what this interplay was is not acceptabl

i'm kennedy. the associated press says more than half of the people outside the government who gave money to the clinton foundation met with hillary. what does my sterling panel think. dagen mcdowell, charles cook and rick unger. welcome, everybody. rick, i'll start with you. robbie look, the king just fire says it is unfair to look to her calendar and cherry pick certain people that she has been meeting with. it's constant deflection, justification and calling trump a demagogue. why not take a little personal responsibility. >> you will hate this coming from me. but you are right. i listened to his explanation today, it was preposterous. we know what those meetings are as a matter of course with dignitaries as secretary of state. i looked at the calendar. over half of the meetings that she took from outsiders were arranged by the clinton foundation. my concern is i don't want to wipe out the clinton foundation, they do good work. what they were doing to set up these meetings and what this interpl

kennedy: coming up, viewer mail kennedy: coming up, viewer mail like this one. incredible bladder protection in a pad this thin, i didn't... ...think it would work, but it does. it's called always discreet for bladder leaks, the super... ...absorbent core turns liquid to gel. i know i'm wearing it but no one else will. always discreet for bladder leaks. kennedy: summer is nearly over. school bells are beginning to clang, and a janitor is clearing out bourbon bottles he stashed. viewer mail, here we go. you are like the cool hip teacher i never had growing up. i never had teachers growing up because i group on a cruise ship under a bridge. thanks. very painful. victor chimes in with how can anyone watch the show thout focusing on your big black ugly specs? jim offers this insight. you try to hard to be funny. you are a joke. kennedy: if i'm trying to be funny and i'm a joke, then i succeed. thank you. steve writes, if you don't lay off kitties and nickelback i'll put together a youtube video of cats playing nickelback songs. billy tweets, i still think you are th

kennedy: thank you to lou. i saw him on the "outnumbered" couch earlier today and now i'm giving him a virtual hug. last week hillary clinton gave donald trump a gift to the baby angels when she tide herself to the sluggish economy. today he got out of his own way and tried to respond in front of hecklers. >> at its lowest rate in 51 years. i will say the bernie sanders people had far more energy and spirit. kennedy: our job-killing money suckers, she still tried to kneecap donald trump on the one issue where he can win. his heart is in the right place when he talks about a temporary moratorium on business it's too much regulations and business-choking regulations that have hurt the economy. >> all policies should be geared towards keeping jobs and wealth inside the united states. under my plan, no american company will pay more than 15% of their business income in taxes. kennedy: lowering taxes correlates to economic growth, but you also have to reduce spending. >> we'll allow parents to fully deduct the avera

kennedy: she is a comic. she is supposed to be pushing the boundaries. >> this was offensive not because it was racist. because let's admit, ellen doesn't run errands. hey doesn't run an errand in 15 years. if this had been a photo shop and ellen's assistant riding piggy back. i don't think she tbhees an -- i don't think she knows what an errand is. kennedy: this story upsets me. fire trucks in arlington, new york may gebting more safe but less patriotic. monday the board of fire commissioners ordered flags to be removed from the fire trucks to limit liabilities or distractions for other motorists. the fire chief says removing them is assistan -- is tantamoug burning. if you can't have an american flag on a fire truck, you can't have anything. the communists have won. >> this is safety concerns. let's -- anything that involves a board i'm against. i don't like boards. i can't stand the boards. let them put their flags up and have a good time. kennedy: i'm a deeply patriotic person and i love old glory. i love

i'm "kennedy." hillary clinton, was she allowing the clinton foundation donors to grease the wheels of the state department when she was secretary of state? let's ask stephanie williams. she is joined by the handsome kmele foster. he's a partner at free think media. and tonight, abe lincoln's top hat, comedian ben kissel. eboni we'll start with you. as we learn more and more about the relationship between the state department and the clinton foundation. it's obvious the clinton foundation was a big money laundering scheme. >> the best interpretation, it has the appearance of impropriety. that's a big problem for hillary clinton. this could have been an easy fix for hillary clinton. what you do is you don't have self people working in dual capacities for your endeavors for the state department and the clinton foundation. that's where it gets confusing. this was hip being bill clinton's personal assistant. why are so many people doing dual roles? in this capacity. kennedy: everyone in the world is so

kennedy bridges kennedy highways. you search this state and find a thing named john erry and then he was not as famous as he is now. he was not nominated for president or named secretary of state. to insist that this tunnel be named after this. so you have two choices. it is either the kerry tunnel or mitchell tunnel. the mitchell tunnel. he said it sounds ok to me. so i went to see john kerry and story ally told the same saying john, the kennedys have everything named after them. you think they are going to let this?t a prize like i have searched the state of massachusetts and the only thing is a find named after you car wash in chicopee. i said john you have two choices. it is either going to be the mitchell nnel or the tunnel. he looked out the window and tunnel, that hell sounds good to me. so i had the support of both of them. but others didn't agree and they guy named ted williams who did deserve it. that is how the harbor tunnel and named for ted williams in behalf of ted kennedy. let me say a few serious words

kennedy: welcome back. president obama visited louisiana today after widespread flooding decimated much of the southern half of the state. the feds tell us the disaster damaged or destroyed more than 100,000 homes and caused $20 billion in damage. >> when disaster strikes, that's one of the few times where washington tends to not get political. i guarantee you, nobody on this block, none of those first responders, nobody gives a hoot whether you are democrat or republican. what they care about is making sure they are getting the drywall out and the carpet out and there is not any mold building and they get contractors in here and start rebuilding as quick as possible. kennedy: is he too later on too early. let's ask ron paul, host of the ron paul liberty report. welcome back. the president goes to louisiana and he's criticized because he didn't go there a little bit earlier. do you think he should have visited when they were in the throes of the worst flooding? >> i don't think that's too relevant. i think

kennedy: this is going to scare you. friday hacker known as guccifer released the conversations of former house democrats and their staff, including nancy pelosi. some people believe he's tide to russian intelligence services and appear to be trying to influence the november election. hello, kevin, welcome to the show. do you think either of these presidential candidates has any grasp on the devastation and ease that with which hacking can be perpetrated? >> probably not. probably they rely on their i.t. staff. the i.t. staff should have this knowledge. i don't know if the candidates know how well equipped these nation state attackers are. kennedy: why do we think these hackers whether it's the word press document from giewls for *. why do we think they are tied to russian intelligence? >> that's based on the work of a company called proud strike. they have a blog on their website. if it's to be believed, they were able to trace the ties to two attack groups, cozy bear and fuzzy bear. that's the names they gave it attack

kennedy: or united states senator? >> i don't understand how people are getting away with saying we'll. kennedy: if this is a good charity and they are doing the lord's work, why not have someone step down. >> people forget the clinton impeachment of the 90s started with the investigation of chinese money and influence under bill clinton's campaign and presidency. this has been going on for decade and they have never had to answer for it. kennedy: if she for some reason -- and we agree she is going to win. i think she is a horrible person, and it would make me sad if she became president. probably going to be a little sniffly. but if she loses, no one is going to care about the foundation anymore. the home thing will fall apart. there is no more favor to curry if she is not going to be president. >> the foundation started when she was a senator. >> i have said and i agree with you from day one, the minute she became secretary of state, bill clinton should have put in a blind trust and have other people run it it's clea

i'm kennedy. the washington times reporting the stated department released 15,000 of clinton's emails. powell said he used his state department account to relay classified info and clinton had been using her own private server for a year before he told her about this practice. let's bring it to the up platable party panel. mik issues joined by anthony. and matt shuttle is here from "rhone magazine. he's the editor at large. let's talk about this. 15,000 essentially extra emails. where did they find them? were these things she deleted and the f.b.i. recovered? or was it just like, i foregot to tell you about. 50% of what i claimed to be the entire turnover. >> it's hard to keep track because there were so many department ways f.b.i. director james comey point out hillary clinton lied about this stuff. they said they turned over all the emails and they had not. the f.b.i. reconstructed these. they found them in other places. it's those emails and they have gone back to the state department and judic

kennedy: but notth grade. i hope he has as' enthusiasm when he files bankruptcy over his unpaid calendar debt. if we could go back to 4th grade, you can get away are shoplifting so much easier at that able. coming up, the government reports it wants to pass genetically modified mosquitoes. sticks and stones may break your bones, but making fun of swedes just got someone booted from the to folks out there whose diabetic nerve pain... shoots and burns its way into your day, i hear you. to everyone with this pain that makes ordinary tasks extraordinarily painful, i hear you. make sure your doctor hears you too! i hear you because i was there when my dad suffered with diabetic nerve pain. if you have diabetes and burning, shooting pain in your feet or hands, don't suffer in silence! step on up and ask your doctor about diabetic nerve pain. tell 'em cedric sent you. kennedy: the fda is prepared to start testing genetically modified mosquitoes in the florida keys. flielts brazil and panama have reduced the bug's pop

sandra: kennedy? kennedy: creating a caricature of donald trump the entire time. if you don't like it, don't do it. maybe she had a 64% approval rating. it wasn't 66% as she claims because people were so happy she was leaving the state department. every time her campaign rears its head once again and people have more questions, it is the dishonest answers that she gives, either, she thinks that people are so that they don't understand that the director was giving a very narrow scope of where her honesty lied and that was, he thought she didn't lie to him while he was questioning her for three hours. she applied that to every broad statement she had made since the server controversy came to the fore. people understand the difference there. either she thinks people are super, super, dumb or has a mental illness which makes it impossible for her to understand or tell the truth. meghan: says a lot about a politician when they throw their staff under the bus. the buck should stop with the leader. she continues over and over again to blame her staffing. that tells her e

around jack kennedy. the cuban missile crisis, my father was vilified. >>> we'll play two pieces of video here, we'll start at the 1960 convention, adlai stevenson at the podium. here it is. >> i won't attempt to tell you how grateful i am. for this moving welcome. the 1960 democratic convention. i -- however, i have an observation, after getting in and out of the biltmore hotel and this hall i know who you will nominate, it will be the last survivor. >> details of my participation haven't been worked out, i would gladly campaign where he wanted me to in the north and west and the east able possibly in between. >> do you think you can persuade all the tooefenson followers to vote for kennedy? >> i hope so. >> how you will go about it? >> i hope they'll support it vigorously in the same manner that i do. >> i hope they'll follow vigorously as they did in los angeles, governor. >> i hope they'll follow you as vigorously as they followed me in los angeles. >> we saw a little bit from the convention and then

around jack kennedy. the cuban missile crisis, my father was vilified. >>> we'll play two pieces of video here, we'll start at the 1960 convention, adlai stevenson at the podium. here it is. >> i won't attempt to tell you how grateful i am. for this moving welcome. the 1960 democratic convention. i -- however, i have an observation, after getting in and out of the biltmore hotel and this hall, i decided i know who will nominate. it will be the last survivor. >> details of my participation haven't been worked out, i would gladly campaign where he wanted me to in the north and west and the east and possibly in between. >> do you think you can persuade all the stevenson followers to vote for senator kennedy? >> i hope so. >> how you will go about it? >> i hope they'll support it vigorously in the same manner that i do. >> i hope they'll follow you as vigorously as they did in los angeles, governor. >> i hope they'll follow you as vigorously as they followed me in los angeles. >> we saw a little bit from the

other than bobby kennedy. one more question. >> my question is what do you think that bobby kennedy would have thought about the younger bobby kennedy? >> unknown owe this will then but that was the perfect last question. and while i thought i was being tough and i used precisely that standard. in what he said about the mccarthy era but in the early days it looks like standing up as a threat. but was town deaf to all of his victims and never let him get away with. and then said in vietnam we think you can win the war. one of the primary authors of the counter insurgency stood up. to do that with the issue after issue. so later it was bobby kennedy. he called them the twins the good bobby and the bad bobby. in the one running for president was one of the great presidents and military as their role model more than any politician for :solemn like to say one last thing. i wrote to a battered feet of superman the like to present this church to bill green. [applause] wonderful round of applause. fifty this bill dash

co-host of "kennedy," fox business, kennedy herself. co-host of after the the bell, melissa francis and host of the greg gutfeld show, greg gutfeld. i'm here but not by hologram. harris: i'm glad you're actually here. welcome back. thank you. a few days off, ready to role. >> enjoying new jersey. harris: staycation. we'll move on. donald trump is scheduled to speak in just a little while in the battleground state of ohio. a campaign spokesperson says he will detail his three pillars of fighting terrorism, forming new alliances with nations willing to fight isis, moving away from nation-building and tightening immigration from countries with a heavy terror footprint. trump's foreign policy advisor walid phares spoke earlier what we can expect from the speech. the speech will counter what he says president obama and hillary clinton have been avoiding when it comes to talking about isis and taking them out. >> what the speech of this afternoon is going to do is to elevate basically the level of this debate to strategic level. that would fo