who do you believe killed john f. kennedy? killed john f. kennedy. killed john f. kennedy. killed john f. kennedy. the evidence points to lee harvey oswald being the sole assassin. it definitely doesn't make a lot of sense that this one guy would have been able to pull off what was pulled off. patricia puckett-hall: i believe it was a conspiracy. lyndon johnson is the head of the snake, cia, and the mob. robin brown: the ultimate reason is vietnam. everybody in washington will prosper from a war, and kennedy doesn't believe in war. and it got him killed. [gun shot] jared haibon: it's a case that still makes headlines, today, and dallas lays bare the evidence for all to interpret. but you should come and find out for yourself. [music playing] everyone say, “space pod.” cheese. [door creaks open] [ominous music] (♪♪) [ding] meanwhile, at a vrbo... when other vacation rentals are just for likes, try one you'll actually like. va has a new life insurance program for veterans with service connected disabilities called veterans affairs life insurance or valife. valife benefits inc

f kennedy drive and certain connective streets in golden gate park to private motor vehicles. the closures are 7 days a week, reserving the streets as open space for recreational uses. these closures do not apply to emergency vehicles, official government vehicles, inter park transit shuttle buss and similar vehicles to transport people and vehicles making delivers to the young museum. proposition j will affirm the ordinance the board adopted in may of 2022. if proposition j passes, the board may later amend the ordinance by a majority vote. if proposition j passes with more votes than proposition i, proposition i would have no legal effect. if you vote yes, you want to affirm the ordinance the board adopted in may of 2022, reserving portions of john f kennedy drive and certain connective streets in golden gate park as open spaces and closing those streets seven days a week to private motor vehicles with limited exceptions. if you vote no, you do not want to affirm the boards may 2022 ordinance. i'm here with justin with the san francisco bicycle coalition and a proponent of p

i was john f kennedy campaign here in 1960 against richard nixon. and so the the old road to me it's the old royal hotel has a very significant place in our history. you talked about ford being gerald ford being an insurgent. he certainly was when he asserted his ambition to leadership in the republican caucus. well, you get it. ford arrived in washington. the only word is liberal. he was a liberal republican. he had a strong civil rights record. he supported much of the truman program, not the domestic program, but he was strong. for example, the korean war, a real champion of naito and the like. the united nations. at one point, i'll bet you this is new was news to me. gerald ford was one of i believe it was 88 members of the house of representatives who signed a petition for government of world federalism. and as i say in the book, might as well have suggested esperanto was a language for the united states. needless to say, he outgrew that level of internationalism. but yeah, i mean, he well, the insurgency. in 1965, the republican party had surv

you have john f.u have a lot of good people, and we beat them by not a little bit, but by a lot. and then we went virgin islands. i want to thank the virgin islands, because they made a very strong play for the virgin islands, and we got 100% of the virgin islands, and of course nevada as you know. we got 99.6% of the vote, then they had a primary. this is no candidate. various forms, unknown candidate, but this was no candidate got 65% of the vote, and they think i was the no candidate because it was a caucus, it was not a primary, and you have to know what you were doing, but without going into it i think we won by 50 points or something like that. then we come here, and what an honor it is. you know, in south carolina i have won every primary by our record and we have won every election by a record, and people like these two in this great governor and your great lieutenant governor, and i have to say thank you very much. [applause] they make it really easy, and to many of them as i was announcing -

you have john f. a lot of good people, and we beat them by not a little bit, but by a lot. and then we went virgin islands. i want to thank the virgin islands, because they made a very strong play for the virgin islands, and we got 100% of the virgin islands, and of course nevada as you know. we got 99.6% of the vote, then they had a primary. this is no candidate. various forms, unknown candidate, but this was no candidate got 65% of the vote, and they think i was the no candidate because it was a caucus, it was not a primary, and you have to know what you were doing, but without going into it i think we won by 50 points or something like that. then we come here, and what an honor it is. you know, in south carolina i have won every primary by our record and we have won every election by a record, and people like these two in this great governor and your great lieutenant governor, and i have to say thank you very much. [applause] they make it really easy, and to many of them as i was announcing -- it s

if you vote yes, you want to require the city to allow private motor vehicles on john f kennedy drive and connector streets in golden gate park at all times except from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on sundays and legal holidays year-round as well as on saturdays in april through september. you also want to require the city to allow motor vehicles in both directions at all times on the great highway and not allow the city to removing the great highway between slope and skyline boulevard as proposed. if you vote know, do -- if you vote no, you do not want to make these changes. i'm here with charge head, the coalition for san francisco neighborhoods and proponent of proposition i. welcome. >> thank you. >> we're joined by justin nguyen from the san francisco bicycle coalition. and an opponent of the measure. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you both for being here. i would like to start with charles. why do you believe this proposition is so important? >> well, the title of the ordinance establishing proposition i says it all. it's access for all. i live near golden gate park, i can walk

ed dwight, the first-ever african american astronaut candidate nominated by president john f.t the time, we only had 125 black pilots in the entire world. and they had to have an engineering degree. they had to be under 30. >> byron: he was 27. the air force captain met all the qualifications and then some. but a segregated america wasn't ready to see a black man in space. >> i thought it was an error on the part of president kennedy to appoint one person. here i'm supposed to carry all the load of a whole race of people. >> i should have known about ed dwight. that he could have been one of those men walking on the moon. that should have been in my history books, but it wasn't. >> nasa wanted to show they were engaged in equality for all -- >> byron: now in 2024, ed's story is front and center. new "national geographic" documentary "the space race." the film chronicling the largely unseen and untold history of black astronauts. former nasa astronaut lila melvin is one of the film's subjects and executive producer. >> i said look, we've got to get everyone to put their heart a

if you vote yes, you want to require the city to allow private motor vehicles on john f kennedy drive and connector streets in golden gate park at all times except from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on sundays and legal holidays year-round as well as on saturdays in april through september. you also want to require the city to allow motor vehicles in both directions at all times on the great highway and not allow the city to removing the great highway between slope and skyline boulevard as proposed. if you vote know, do -- if you vote no, you do not want to make these changes. i'm here with charge head, the coalition for san francisco neighborhoods and proponent of proposition i. welcome. >> thank you. >> we're joined by justin nguyen from the san francisco bicycle coalition. and an opponent of the measure. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you both for being here. i would like to start with charles. why do you believe this proposition is so important? >> well, the title of the ordinance establishing proposition i says it all. it's access for all. i live near golden gate park, i can walk

but perhaps america's most romantic president was none other than john f. kennedy airport jr.ove to give come he couldn't be contained in one won or two women, or three, or four -- or 17 women, actually. two of the lucky lovers are white house interns that kennedy referred to as, get this -- this is so cute -- "fizzle and basil." no one's ever called me that. they just take the time to learn my real name. [sigh] and while his door historians debate whether marilyn was really one of jfk's lovers, this footage of her singing "happy birthday" to him is one of the most genuine, purest displays of affection ever captured on film. >> at 1:25, the motorcade moves into the downtown area -- >> no, no! it is not the right jfk video! stop! ♪ ♪ and last but certainly not least, president lyndon b johnson. even when he was busy with president stuff, lbj always put his lovers first. he even had a bell installed in the oval office so the secret service could warn him when his wife was coming. are those wedding bells i hear? nope. it's the get off my dick and hide in the filing cabinet bell.

f.a agarra del brazo y la arrastra hacia el interior del vehículo. de acuerdo a una madre de familia, en esta área se ve a menores que andan solos. cuando vamos a levantar las niñas a la escuela salen muchos niños caminando de la jefferson y y este y los cruzan, pero de ahí tienen que caminar solo, solos para sus casas. los investiga. dicen que una vez que la camioneta se fue, la niña comienza a gritar, lo que lleva posiblemente a sus raptores a liberarla a solo una o 2 cuadras del lugar. posteriormente la niña sale corriendo inmediatamente a su casa. los padres de familia de esta comunidad reaccionan. lo más seguro es que antes iba sola, caminando, pero mejor vengo por allá. a mí me robaron un niño, no sé quién sabe cómo lo que haría yo por hallarlo. pues nomás que se den más vueltas los policías. está un poco preocupante, la verdad. es primera vez que se ve ese caso por acá y pues nunca se había mirado nada así. y si es triste y y preocupante porque pues todos tenemos familia. la polic

f. kennedy. the facts, the matter are, we know who committed these acts. we know benefited from these acts. cooling is no stranger to acts of this nature from the secret services in the united states. and i think it just shows how powerful he really understood how powerfully understands the situation and that he's willing to directly tell it to american people in the system work interview. all right, we're going to have to look at that jackson hang cold, political analyst, and the host of the dive with jackson angle. thank you so much for speaking talking . thank you. and those are the top stories this our thanks a lot for watching id show a josh, don't forget to check out our website, our team. com for more on the coverage of to counseling, interview and more stories. i'll season the, the, the know diagnosis strikes fear into the hearts of patients more than the dreaded c word cancer. it is a war we all fear and yet every day, more of us are forced to face it. unfortunately, it is becoming more

but perhaps america's most romantic president was none other than john f. kennedy airport jr.to give come he couldn't be contained in one won or two women, or three, or four -- or 17 women, actually. two of the lucky lovers are white house interns that kennedy referred to as, get this -- this is so cute -- "fizzle and basil." no one's ever called me that. they just take the time to learn my real name. [sigh] and while his door historians debate whether marilyn was really one of jfk's lovers, this footage of her singing "happy birthday" to him is one of the most genuine, purest displays of affection ever captured on film. >> at 1:25, the motorcade moves into the downtown area -- >> no, no! it is not the right jfk video! stop! ♪ ♪ and last but certainly not least, president lyndon b johnson. even when he was busy with president stuff, lbj always put his lovers first. he even had a bell installed in the oval office so the secret service could warn him when his wife was coming. are those wedding bells i hear? nope. it's the get off my dick and hide in the filing cabinet bell. [lau

for example, a president, the aspirant john f kennedy, realized early in his campaign that women were not supporting him and they do operate as a bloc. but it's somewhat imperceptible because it's not perceived by the voting booth as women. but there's a marked difference in the way they perceive this. so as you get an increasing number of women going to the polls, i would suggest that since they outnumber men and they also greatly affect the electoral college because women are concentrated more in cities than on the farm and they affect the outcome of the president election. so there's a dramatic i really believe there's news in terms of women. the candidate did better give some thought. a candidate is better. be sure he analyzes the data on women a little better and especially younger women, because women from the ages of 21 to 30 behaved very differently from their mothers or their grandmothers. as we well know. and this applies to the voting booth as well as to style of dress or jobs or any other phase of life. could we talk a little bit about women in law, the does the profession

, john f kennedy's father asked him to bring jfk, and the defeated richard nixon together to show national unity. and what people don't realize about hoover is, he does recover his name in his lifetime. it just gets tarnished again, posthumously. - you know, it has been 90 years since herbert hoover left office, but recently, former president trump, and president biden have traded barbs invoking herbert hoover as a synonym for economic hard times. look at this. - when there's a crash, i hope it's gonna be during this next 12 months, because i don't wanna be herbert hoover. the one president, i just don't want to be herbert hoover. - he's already herbert hoover. he's the only president other than herbert hoover who lost jobs when he was president. - have you encountered any ex-president whose name has been so enduringly diminished? - it's really, it's preposterous to me. - but is it unique? - with hoover, it's totally unique, and you look at some of the ex-presidential disasters. i mean, john tyler defects from the union as an ex-president. the only president to ever literally be a traitor

russ feingold and i were given the john f kennedy profiles in courage award, and it was given at the kennedy library in boston, massachusetts. i am a proud conservative. i am a proud conservative republican. my 17 year record is conservative, and i am proud of that. but i'll tell you what, i went to that library and i watched jack kennedy speeches. he and ronald reagan had something in common. they could inspire young american eyes. franklin delano roosevelt had, that capability and my great and wonderful hero, theodore roosevelt, my great and wonderful hero had that. my friends. that's what this is all about. inspiring young americans changing our party. our party's lost its way. we've got to have a party of reform. we've got to have a party of inclusion. we've got to have a party that tells these young americans, look, we now stand astride the world as the most powerful nation in history, both militarily and, economically. and you can take in this noble experiment, this we have the greatest opportunity to spread freedom and democracy. all over this world, where we can lift up the l

>> i'm going jfk, john f.oing the gipper. >> tax rates are too hide today and revenues are too low, and the soundest way to raise the revenues in the long run is to cut the rates now. >> well, i'm off to a really hot start here start here. >> jesse: who is a bad boy? commander biden has attacked secret service agents at least 24 times, but which white house press secretary has shown support of commander, saying she's never been worried around him and never had any issues before? was at the binder, or psaki? >> i'm going to band camp on this one. i'm going jen psaki. >> we have the same answer. >> probably because it's right. >> we are both losers. >> binder, really? >> jesse: we will have to make this one extra credit. this will make it interesting. >> 2-1 right now, right? >> jesse: star-crossed liars. new information about fani willis and lover boy. which one set under oath that the cell phone records proving they lied must be wrong? was at lover boy or was it fani? >> must be wrong. we just talked about thi

. >> ainsley: the commercial paying homage to former president john f kennedy.icized the ad, and r.f.k. apologized, i'm sorry if the adcaused anyone in my family pain, it was created without any approval from my campaign. >> brian: why apologize. >> ainsley: the family did not want it to run. >> brian: they don't want a kennedy running against a sitting president, just let him run. >> steve: when he ran, a bunch of cousins and relatives said, we don't like any of his politics. he talked about he's from a dynasty of democrats and he respects their opinions. he said, i'm sorry this adcaused my family pain. >> brian: i don't run because my brother and wife are against it. >> steve: both brothers? >> ainsley: that is why you aren't running? >> brian: only reason. >> steve: the axios article talks about how joe biden bungled the border, now the house may take up impeachment vote on impeaching secretary mayorkas, he would be first cabinet secretary. >> brian: why, he's doing such a great job. >> ainsley: he is finally calling it a crisis, not taking responsibility for

the reason is, is almost identical to the famous >> by his uncle, john f.nedy in 1960. >> do you want a man for president who is seasoned through and through? but not so dog on seasoned that he won't try something new? a man who is young enough to do, it's up to you. >> almost identical. many of his cousins did not like that, and after that, rfk jr. apologize. he said i'm so sorry if the super bowl advertisement caused anybody pain. fcc rules prohibit super pac from contacting me. i would say that the america's values pac is supported by a long time trump donor. i should also note that as you said this morning, he is apologizing, but if you look at the social media fee, rfk jr. has this ad pinned to the top of it.>> clearly, -- we will see. it is also amazing when you think about the uphill climb for 3rd party candidates in this country, that there is a super pac willing to spend $7 million on a super bowl ad for kennedy's bid. that is in itself astonishing, never mind the shot for shot trying to make himself into his uncle. we should note that his cousins

the ad used images and music from his uncle john f. kennedy's 1960 presidential campaign.ennedy's family has slammed the ad, especially his cousin bobby shriver, whose mother eunice kennedy shriver is featured in the ad. shriver said his mother "would be appalled by his deadly health care views. respect for science, vaccines, and health care equity were in her dna." to which rfk jr., replied, "only because her dna was altered by the vaccine. #horsepastelife." he's got a point. he's got a point. it's a stupid point, but he has a point. bobby jr. did eventually post this tweet: "i'm so sorry if the super bowl advertisement caused anyone in my family pain. the ad was created and aired by the american values super pac without any involvement or approval from my campaign. fec rules prohibit super pacs from consulting with me or my staff. i love you all. god bless you." that is a very nice apology that would seem even more sincere if he hadn't pinned the ad at the top of his twitter feed. [laughter] kind of insulting. that's like sending someone a card that says, "my deepest apo

was it important with john f. kennedy or reagan or obama or trump, of course it is.cating. this is a president that barely speaks to the press. when i does do speeches he looks like max head rum. >> mat with wife aleeaened and his daughter. after that meeting he said. this watch. >> this one thing i have made clear to me is that melania is going to fight in way way. not letting up. thank you. [shouting questions. >> carley: got the name wrong, joe. that's not a lot to remember in this situation. right? and we see this every day. i can't put this as a one off anymore. he does this all the time. he speaks to dead people more than the admitted six sense and can't gadget the name right. >> carley: big meeting for him and got to nail those moments especially after the robert hur report. thank you for joining us. have great weekend. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪

kennedy jr., an ad that mirrored his uncle john f. kennedy that ran if on television in 1960. for it. >> joining us now is mark murray a 30-second super bowl ad cost an estimated $7 million this year, so who paid for this rfk ad and why is it getting so much backlash. >> it was paid by the super pac that's supporting robert f. kennedy jr.'s independent campaign, it wasn't kennedy's own campaign that did it. it was the super pac. the reason why it's getting so much blow back members of family are so this getting caught up in a loft politics of the kennedy family and robert f. kennedy jr. apologized saying that he did not run the ad. it was his super pac and he's not allowed to coordinate with that. however it's important to note on his twitter page, pinned is that very ad. >> mark murray for us, thank you so much. >>> let's talk about the other less controversial super bowl ad and the game was a nail-biter for the football fans but it was a blowout for brands. which ads scored biggest with viewers. here to break it down is the executive vice president of the association of nati

campaign ad supporting his uncle president john f.ennedy. look at the 1960 ad at the super bowl ad for robert f. kennedy, jr. junior's current campaign. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ kennedy, kennedy, kennedy do you want a man for president to his season through and through a man who's old enough to know and you would have to do it's up to you, it's up to you, is strictly up to you ♪ ♪ announcer: longtime political analyst charlie cook was the guest at a national association for business conference this week. there he offered his predictions for this year's election including one president biden was unlikely to reach the 270 electoral votes needed to win. >> i think in retrospect the republican nomination it was settled about seven or eight months ago that when you have in the case of former president trump you have somebody that has about 80% plus favorable rating among republicans. 2/3 of republicans at least tell pollsters they think he actually won in 2020. big majorities think he has done little or nothing wrong or not any more than anybody else ha

an ad for rfk junior, president john f. kennedy.and re- edited from the original campaign ad from 1960. except of, course with rfk junior's picture. it was super imposed in the place of jfk. it's pretty clear it was intentionally trying to capitalize on the candidates very famous last name. let's just say the, kennedy family didn't exactly appreciate . -- the son of eunice kennedy had this to say last night on twitter. my cousin super bowl ad used uncles faces in our mother. she would be appalled by's deadly health care of, use respect for science, vaccines and health care equity. she strongly supported my health care work, which he opposes. >> given his extremist views on vaccines, the family has good reason of course to be so appalled. when it comes to political dynasties, the kennedys have long been a part of -- not just a political conversation, but they have also lead the fight for better health care. they promote modern medicine and advanced research. efforts they continue with many generations of kennedys. today when it comes

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you're looking at pictures of charles and we're going to show you woodrow wilson and john f.are. but the fact of the matter is, there's more that links these individuals than you might think. charles, we know he has cancer we just don't know type of cancer. we know woodrow wilson many years after the fact complications deterioration of many strokes that essentially had his wife running the country and we learned later and tragedy after jfk's assassination, he was battling illnesses, including addison's disease. and we didn't know at the time. and now us the former aide to margaret thatcher, and nile, you know, a lot of us in this country are saying why don't we know the type of cancer that king charles has, but we've had our own bedevilling problems where presidents weren't exactly forth coming about their medical status. what do you make of that? >> neil, thank you for having me on the show today. as you point out, buckingham palace has made an announcement with the king having cancer and have not released information the exact nature of the cancer and i expect the main reas

the ad plagiarizes and iconic 1960 campaign ad for our 35th president, john f. kennedy. >>. . .e. he is running interference for donald trump now. it is shocking for everybody. it was an ad paid for by trump supporters who want to see donald trump be president. we can't take our eyes off of that. him keeping his pen on his account, means he is insincere to his family members as the american voters. >> he is an anti vaxxer, we know that. if he consolidates the anti vax vote, who does that hurt more? trump or biden? >> he's not running a particularly aggressive campaign. he is popular among joe rogan dude bros. it's not recognizable for the man i have known as environmental justice lawyer. >> people who are dissatisfied with biden on gaza, just know that he is way to the right of biden on gaza. he is so far to the right of him. he is way to the right. this is the other ad that had people like, wait a minute, is jesus on feet finder? let me play a little bit of. it he gets us, that is the ad. i know that there is a jesus ad last super bowl, but it goes by an anti-lgbt group. this i

let's play a part of that from former president john f kennedy than senator kennedy side-by-side >> do you want for president? he is going through and through >> do you want a >> for president who's season through and through. >> so the super pac, american values 2024 spent $7 million to air the ad many members of the kennedy family were not happy about it. they had images of their parents or grandparents used without them being consulted. and also, they don't like their cousin, his presidential campaign, or his a scientific views on vaccines and the like. what do you make of it? >> well, they've been unhappy for a long time and they've been public about it. obviously, rfk's messaging as he's invoking his uncle, is a long way away from frank sinatra redoing the lyrics to high hopes in 1960, which he did for jfk. but he's resonating because some of these bizarre conspiracy theories have sounding boards throughout the country. people want that kind of messaging. and the other is his last name that everybody knows. he starts with a name id that most other candidates don't have, other than

f kennedy airport. bruce morro was cousin brucey was witness. >> when they landed at jfk, they had a press conference, so to speak. >> the press had an attitude, adversarial, snarky. >> does all of that hair help you sing >> definitely, yeah. >> the beatles were cheeky and charming >> houmd how many of you are bald where you have to wear that wig? >> we're all bald. >> reporter: their talents honed in the caverns and taverns of hometown liverpool the band had become a sensation in britain and europe. news reported here at nbc. >> one reason for the beatles' popularity may be that it's almost impossible to hear them er but as their songs first landed in the u.s., crickets >> very honestly, we used to have music meetings. and at these music meetings, with we would turn these records down >> say what? >> we didn't like it at all. it didn't hit home and i wish i can say that i was the genius who understood, but you know something, honestly, i voted "no. >> reporter: back then, the average american teen list

. >> also newly elected to the city wide senior disabled council from the john f kennedy towers, 2451 sacramento street. i'm the vice president. former president of north beach public housing. you may be familiar with the rebuild, north beach place. north beach public housing along with your great mayor and supervisors. want to put together a [indiscernible] satisfactory to all residents. we moved to john f kennedy towers where i became the president and brought skills up there to get that community going. what i hope to do is work with you like we used to work with housing authority. dr. shelly [indiscernible] was ins separational starting a resident relations council. what this council did is handle situations that you don't need to handle. in other words, you have the city wide senior council organization who's responsibility is to assist residents from the associations. they actually met at city hall and sat where you sat. the associations could get a taste what it really feels like to be in the hot seat, so i hope you do revisit that and we can solve a lot of problems with traini

f. kennedy. you name it. there is going to be a nato 75th anniversary celebrated not and europa coming to washington, d.c., this summer, early anniversary. and by then ukraine could have lost to putin if this aid is not delivered. that is the message. by the way, president biden called zelenskyy today to reassure him that this aid is going to be delivered and to talk to him again, reinforcing what the vice president delivered in person. it was the vice president's face meeting with zelenskyy. she met him two years ago also, on the eve of the war, they met here two years ago when the war was just days away. u.s. had declassified intelligence for the first time to cancel in ski and the allies this was going to happen, that it had never happen before. and he invited to this after the munich summit. now they're back, two years later, and everything is on the line. >> it is chilling when you think about two years ago and what was on the precipice right there. andrea mitchell, all ways so spec

he finally starts using john f.dy, medgar evers language, he promises the civil rights -- bill that he slow walks it. and that is the reason why there needed to be a march. but the impetus is, as you said, was the inspiration of medgar evers assassination, proud of that is because when he finally gets that bill drafted, he brings myrlie evers and her children and medgar evers only -- older brother charles -- and heads were copy of that bill. that was the gift that he gave her. because he knew -- >> and myrlie evers -- -- became chairman of the naacp, and she never stopped the backbone of our movement as always been the. women greta's got, king marley evers, -- never get the credit. that they should. you're doing this in this book. joy reid, thank, you the book is called medgar and myrlie. it is out everywhere books are sold. make sure you get a copy. and don't just for black history month, its american history. after the break, house democrats are laser focused on winning back the house this year. my next guest will

and i think john f kennedy many journeys. he wasn't president for very long but he he used presidential travel to his advantage and there's one trip he gives the famous speech in berlin. you know i am i am a berliner which we now understand means i am a kind of a donut. and that i'm very a homecoming of sorts to ireland. and so that presidential is fascinating. and i you know, now that i'm saying that, i have to confess another piece of this book that i think was in my memory was i during the short time, i was a speechwriter for president clinton. i got to to some pretty exciting. and so that too is somewhere in the back of this book the feeling of being in a motorcade and hundreds of thousands of people they certainly weren't waving because i was in the motorcade. but but i got a little feeling of what what an american president means the world. and what it means is not only the force of the personality of that person, but a great love for democracy, which is still so powerful all around the world, we're seeing this incredib

the ad heavily featured his connection to his uncle, president john f kennedy, and his father, rfk. rfk junior's cousin, bobby shriver, first complained in a post last night, writing his uncles and mother would have never approved of rfk jr's quote , deadly health care views as. >> all righty. we are tracking the weather. there's rain coming our way. it's going to be wet on the weekend especially. we'll kind of time it out for you and put it together. five day forecast is next. >> all right. now to alex savage and a look at some of the stories we're working on for west coast rap. coming up at the top of the hour alex. >> all right mike thank you. coming up tonight at seven a high school student jumps into action after a car crashes into an arizona lake. coming up tonight on west coast rap. the grateful family reaching out to that teenager who helped to rescue their loved one. also a couple learns their punishment after their gender reveal party sparked a deadly wildfire in southern california. we'll tell you what happened during today's sentencing. those stories and a whole lot more

f kennedy. shriver quickly responded on x after the ad aired, criticizing it, saying his mother, jfk sister would be appalled. rfk responded, saying he was sorry if the ad caused his family any pain. he says the ad was made without his knowledge. kennedy has faced a lot of backlash from his famous family during his campaign, with some calling it perilous for our country. your voice, your vote and the race for the white house. former president donald trump is being criticized this morning for saying he would not want to protect nato allies from future attacks. and gloria, she has more on this from the live desk. good morning gloria, good morning amanda. >> if elected again, former president donald trump says the u.s. would not protect nato. countries that are not contributing enough to defense spending. both democrats and some republicans are criticizing trump's comments that were made over the weekend. president biden has called trump's words a appalling and dangerous. the white house is calling

f.years old, well, that’s why from the toy warehouse i demand a thorough investigation of the facts i have stated, i demand an on-site check, you know, that i demand that i be transported to dallas to conduct an investigative experiment, i i’ll show you everything, i can see everything in front of my eyes, well , let’s go? an extra problem, goodbye , firstly, never barge into the office, there is a telephone, secondly, never start talking in front of strangers, thirdly, don’t be so nervous, your hair won’t grow back, okay, what happened, so in -firstly, at the scene of the crime of yushchenko’s murder there was a terrible scandal, the journalist elvira, elvira chervonaya, accidentally turned up there, and dziuba buto was twisted, screaming at her like crazy, it feels like he... is not afraid, this is of course nonsense, but that’s all -it’s a fact, and secondly, i detained kursky, i mean, i mean, vaganov vladimir sergeevich kursk, so about the journal. i'll take it into account, thank yo

f. terms of bodily autonomy. economic stability. so many other things. you don't see charlamagne, who has such a powerful and important voice in this culture that he and i care about so much, we don't see him saying those things. you do see him consistently being trotted out, whether he's doing it himself, or with other people, he's consistently been elevated as an anti-democratic, anti biden voice. that makes me very concerned. while he's a brilliant prognosticator, he's not a political expert. he is not best position to talk to our people, particularly black men, in this moment when democracy is on the line. >> let me say, for the purposes of our discussion, don, we did pay the soundbite so it would illicit our discussion. in this interview, he also went after donald trump. talked about how scary he is. so, don, what do you say to that? i understand your been upset, or wanted to take issue, at, least with how he is categorizing things. he is doing the other side of the coin to. the >>

kennedy jr. stars and family tension for invoking the late president john f. kennedy's 1960 campaign do you want on board? president who threw me do you want for president who's seasoned through and through >> well, rfk junior has since apologized to his family for that ad, joining me now, republican strategist rina shah. and so you didn't liberal commentator ashley allison served as the national coalitions director for the biden-harris 2020 it campaign. okay i want to talk about azure, but we won't right now. that's fine with that. we'll talk about it later on. it's fine. but let's talk about the fact that ashley biden is now embracing sort of a tongue and cheek, dark brandon wright, he's he is leaning into it the question is, is it a productive and good strategy or is it cringe to you? >> okay >> overall, i think dark brandon had some highlights pre last night. last night, if the tiktok video would have just stayed where it was, it, they would have nailed it. >> the problem was they then took it over to twitter or x now and tried to make it live a longer lif