. >> i'm a little bit interested in joe kennedy, joseph kennedy senior. he sets a patriarchal figure to the whole kennedy clan and of course both brothers. they became such great champions of civil rights and of course joe kennedy was very anti-semite and not quite sure. perhaps you can enlighten me on how we talk about the experience. but did the kennedys have to go against this or were they afraid of his influence? please, shed some light on that if you can, please. >> on how he'd react to the civil rights portions of the kennedy brothers and by the time we reach the buck joseph kennedy had a stroke and could no longer really communicate. though i will say how he dealt with the disagreements with his father in 1966 he gives a program on the far to the left insisted the speechwriter if my father heard this, he would talk again. [laughter] so they knew where their father stood and would disagree with their father when they did politically. joe kennedy senior had his stroke and 61 so it was earlier in the administration. he was not capable of when john bec

i'm a little bit interested in joe kennedy, joseph kennedy oroe sr.. he's such a patriarchal figure, of course, to the whole kennedy clan. and, of course, both brothers,s, bobby and john, were so enamored of their father, and he was such a big influence in their political careers as they emerged. they became such great champions of civil rights and, of course, joe kennedy was a virulentt anti-semite. i'm not quite sure, perhaps you can enlighten me how he felt about the black experience, but did the kennedys really have to battle their father against this? were they afraid of his influence? please, shed some light on that for us, if you can. >> before getting into, i guess, how joseph kennedy reacted to the civil rights pushes of the kennedy brothers, by the time we reach my book, joseph kennedy had had a stroke, was incapacitated, could no longer communicate.e. though i will say how bobby dealt with disagreements with his father. in 1966 he gives a speech about social programs which is very much far to the left, and he say toss his speech writer if my

joe kennedy and his attorney mike join us now. it seems to me legally and maybe morally, the operative question is was this voluntary, did you require anyone on your team to participate in this moment of silence? >> joe: absolutely not. telling a kid that they have to be out there is just as wrong as telling them that they cannot be out there. >> tucker: why did the school order you to stop? >> joe: they just didn't like the public display. i was alone on the 50 by myself when i ended up getting fired. >> tucker: they can do on the 50-yard line? >> joe: it was because of the prayer that i was alone that actually got me fired. >> tucker: was there a victim in this, did someone complain, and what was the complaint exactly? >> joe: it really came from a complement at the beginning. there was no complaint, no one filing complaints against me or the football team. >> tucker: so what is your legal argument here? on behalf of your client. >> the first liberty institute represents coach kennedy and our argument is the school district is v

chairman, i would, i would've wanted it to my colleague from massachusetts,re joe kennedy and after congressman kennedy in a league of the remainder of my time to congressman bhagat. >> thank you to the ranking member. anyone has welcomed commandos that moment when you lock eyes with your son or daughter the first time. the promise that she make to protect them under any circumstance. you learn quickly, sometimes far too quickly that no matter how try you heard -- hard you try, and none expected accident provides alternate plan. this in a tragic reality, we in the country and community invest in their medicaid to have been on lifetime cap with a strong committee health center program. the recognition that her children are society's most precious resources together thii morning. tribes threaten the fundamentalr guarantee of our kids. segregate 1600 children not jusi for their illness but their family commits the vision for health care system that wewe should never accept. thank you and i yield back. parn >> you know, we used to while agreeing this country that every child regardless of his or he

with that i would like to yield one minute to my colleague from massachusetts, joe kennedy, and after congressman kennedy i yield the remainder of my time. >> thank you. ladies and john, anyone who has welcome the child into this world knows that moment when you lock eyes with your son or daughter the first time. the promise that you make to protect them under any circumstance. you learn quickly that the matter how hard you try, nature will test the strength of the promise. children are not immune to unexpected accident or life-threatening diagnosis. we as a country in a community invest in their care through chip, medicaid and a ban on lifetime caps and a strong community health care center. it is our recognition that society are the precious resource that brings us together this morning. trump care threatens the compassion for our kids. it segregates and stigmatizes children not just for their illness but the faith and fortune of their family. that is something we should never accept. thank you, i yield back. >> thank you. we used to all agree, in this country, that every child, reg

he came from charles lindbergh an old man joe kennedy, who did not want the united states to get into world war ii to save this planet for democracy. they were wrong then, they are wrong today. host: even wasn't to the bill press show monday through friday, 7:00 to 9:00 eastern time. he is formally with msnbc and cnn, paul is joining us in indianapolis. caller: good morning. guest: hi, paul. caller: just where i'm coming from, i'm a lifelong admirer of dorothy day. if the democratic party doesn't want nothing to do with me, the first thing i'm going to say is let's have some intellectual honesty when it comes to climate change. we could shut down the economy of the united states today and let everybody freeze in the dark and starved to death and it wouldn't -- china and india will replace that carbon within a year and the seas will still continue to rise. there's nothing you can do about that. secondly, carbon dioxide is not a pollutant, is a gas that actually necessary to all life on earth. third, the viking settlers of the southern end of greenland were growing row crops in the year

. - one of our members, joe kennedy, he said, "it's an act of malice." and price, hhs secretary now, our former colleague he said that the budget that they put forth, the budget is a complete disaster, "the budget is a budget of compassion." again, i don't know the faith tradition. but, the budget takes us back to your tax question because how much revenue you have and how you allocate resources is the role of government. and, if they want to give the tax breaks to high end and to corporate america at the expense of investing into the future of our country, education. their budget, by the way, just for example, you be the judge, their budget takes six billion dollars out of the national institutes of health, 20% cut. we should be increasing it. that's one of the best dollars we can spend, the biblical power to cure and all that means. - leader, tell me, i wanna ask you about russia. so, we now have devin nunes out, mike conaway in as the chair of that committee. you're a ranking member on that committee. adam schiff from california said just a couple day

school in washington state as coach joe kennedy to stop and he refused and they fired him.rced or coerced to participate and they said what coach does is a good thing, they don't want anybody to be able to see it. rob: the coach doing claiming they violated his first amendment right, he says he doesn't want anybody, he just wants his job back. >> and army reserve medic days after a uniform dispute kept him from walking with his classmates, hundreds showing up to the ceremony, held just for private press class harlan fletcher. principal apologizing, handing him his diploma. >> can't cover this up. >> they plan to revise the dress code policy. the yearbook advisor suspended indefinitely after three pro trump shirts and a quote from trump were photoshop right out of the the yearbook. >> carly is here with the latest outrage and an update. >> reporter: big time fallout from the story we talked about yesterday, wall township school district conducting an investigation into why two students have the pro trump slogan, and photoshop from the yearbook picture, and the photo she want

>> joe kennedy iii who is a congressman for massachusetts right now. ( applause ) >> stephen: you guysoing to mention his name on the show if maybe i should run it by him, like, what if i somehow ruin or taint his political career? >> stephen: wait a second! what have you done that just by saying a man's name you taint his career? ( laughter ) joe business isn't that bad. >> i don't know. i played a lot of sex workers, so i didn't know if somehow that was going to -- >> stephen: and again, mom is cool? >> yeah. >> stephen: that's very nice. this is a broadway return for you, i understand, being on a broadway stage because we're here on broadway in new york. you did a broadway with woody allen? >> he wrote a one-act play and it was would because his piece was called money moon motel, and it was sort of a going back to his humor, an we were basically up there telling one-line jokes, and we would have notes in the house after every show during previews for a month. >> stephen: what's it like to get a note from mr. woody allen? >> there was like comedy class. he would sit there and sometim

>> joe kennedy iii who is congressman for massachusetts right now. ( applau you know, i was wonderinge on run it by him, like, what if i somehow ruin or taincal career? at stephen: wait a second! saying a man's name you taint his career? ( laughter ) joe business isn't that know. i played a lot of sex workers, so i didn't know ifmehothat was going to -- >> stephen: and again, mom is cool? is a broadway return for you, i understand, being on a se here on broadway in new york. you did a with woody allen? >> he wrote a one-act play and it was would because his piece was called money moon motel, and it was sort of a going back to his humor, an we were basically up there telling one-line jokes, and we would have notes in the house after every show during previews for a month. >> stephen: what's it like to get a note from mr. woody allen? >> there was like comedy class. he would sit there and sometimes just say, you know, you did not tell the joke well. what happened? did you lose all comedic sensibility? ( laughter ) it could be like that. >> stephen: really? he sounds like an as (bleep).

>> well, i love my good friend up in massachusetts, a young joe kennedy. i think he is a phenomenal young leader on the other side. but, again, i am red, white, and blue. there are a lot of veterans that are also. i see progress on certain objections we can get together make sure we have a strong defense. come on. american congress, do your job. it let's get together and be more solution oriented. >> martha: have to leave it there. thank you for being with us today. coming up next, ice's claims responsibility for a massive terror attack in iran. president trump saying that it could be their own fault. how's this going to affect peace talks? general jack keane on the growing threat from isis terrace. the reality winner, the alleged leaker claims that she is a victim. rush limbaugh has an another theory here. you will hear the whole thing. >> obama has known about this even before he went out in december. liberty mutual stood with us when a fire destroyed everything in our living room. we replaced it all without touching our savings. yeah, our insurance won'

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kennedy: joe concho thanks for coming. the presidents decision to abandon the paris climate accord. the president gave his reason in a speech at the white house. >> either the paris accord or entirely new transaction on terms that are fair to the united states. its businesses, its workers, its people, its taxpayers. so we are getting out but we will start to negotiate and we will see we can make a deal that's fair. kennedy: there you go the president's decision is causing a lot of controversy. did he make the right call? let me bring in tonight's battle ready party panel "fox news" contributor katie pavlich joined by iraq and afghanistan -- pete hegseth and matt welch. welcome everyone. did we need the paris climate accord to have a healthier planet and to have better regulations in this country in order to achieve? >> we are in the path to meet the targets of the paris climate accords whether we are and are not and that's largely because of the adoption of technologies that people who loved the paris climate accord don't like which is replacing kole production with natural gas and

. >> people talk about joe kennedy, tom.mething you heard. but entering in the book, within the campaign, his reputation was different. >> very different. the money, yes, that's a given. but we found in our deep dive into all this stuff, that his advice, his orders, his brow-beating of his sons, was almost never paid attention to. he had a concept of this game the old way. back rooms, big deals with bosses and whatever. kennedy was the first guy to run for president in a way that let the voters in. and that put him at -- his father fielded the turf. but to say he was a significant influence on that campaign would be a grotesque -- >> that's a major myth about him. my feeling about him was he said jump and the sons said how high. >> remember one of the things, curtis, john kennedy got up and said, thank you very much, dad, for your advice and everything. but here's what we're going to do. >> yeah. about going to west virginia. he opposed going to west virginia. it turned out to be a pivotal primary. and they had had a powwow.

it was joe kennedy who had that position >> right i don't know what it means for his attendance at the jets games. >> probably will go down significantly. >>> let's talk about the senate republicans working to build support for the healthcare proposal they face opposition by democrats and by several high profile members of their own party. at last count there were at least four republicans saying they were not quite ready with this version of it kayla tausche has more on there. she joins us now good morning >> reporter: good morning. the sell is going to be a tall ordertor senate leadership after a lackluster reception yesterday on capitol hill when the bill was released no senators offering outright support when it came out despite key changes to the house legislation. for fainstance offering tax credits based on income instead of age and ending medicaid expansion. those were efforts to win over moderate republicans the president says he not only supports it but it looking forward to making it special remember, obamacare is dead. the plan also got an endorsement from the chamber of co

for nearly a decade coach joe kennedy held a moment of silence after games right on the 50-yard line.n state asked him to stop. he refused. so the school fired him. now, he is suing the school, claiming it violates his first amendment rights. >> no complaints. nobody was ever forced or coerced to participate. they even said what coach does is a good thing. they just don't want anybody to be able to see it. >> now, here's the deal. the coach is not suing for money. he says he just wants his job back. you can see the picture right there where he has the team gathered at the 50-yard line. definitely quite a controversy out there. steve: okay. thank you. brian: thanks, jill i can't believe. 21 minutes before the top of the hour. twisters stretching down across the plains. this one caught on camera outside of cheyenne, wyoming. ainsley: at least one of 23 23 reported tornadoes in that state, colorado, and nebraska. steve: janice dean is live in studio tracking the storms outside the studio. janice: that's going to be the big story today threats of severe storms. close to three dozen report

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joe." this also the day 49 years ago, willie, that bobby kennedy passed away. we are actually going to be talking about him throughout the morning. and also another big day, willie. sometimes in the household might have been called d. day. but carly hoffer was born today. mika is with her daughter. three big events. >> three historic events, yes. >> three historic events. we'll get jon meacham to weigh in, not on carly. that would be a little creepy. instead, let's have you weigh in, john, on really a day that has come to symbolize actually heroism and bravery, not only for american troops, but also our allies in britain and across the world. what a reminder this morning as we remember the brave troops that rush bed to shore. what a reminder this morning of our allies and the key role that our allies played. >> it was the hinge of the 20th century, what happened today in 1944. it was what winston churchill called the greatest and most complicated operation ever as the allies went across the channel. the story of world war ii in many ways is the story of the for

joe manchin is one. heidi heitkamp is one. >> kennedy: and schumer is sitting there, we want to work -- it's been all about obstruction and resistance. the other thing, i'm worried that these two parties get together because it's going to be even worse than obamacare, but democrats are starting to see that obamacare is officially in its death spiral. if this fails, then it means we are left with obamacare. that is a democratic problem. the only thing i can do is reach out and get some ideas. >> meghan: it's also kabuki theater for the cameras. these people shoved obamacare down everyone's throat. nancy pelosi said we are going to pass that evidence he was inside. they had no interest in working with republicans, no interest in working with conservatives. now and it could be repeal and replace, now they want to play ball? it's grandstanding for the cameras and it's ridiculous and it's why people hate chuck schumer. >> trish: why should they want to see it succeed? they couldn't get squat done. your health care is in worse shape. they are innate good spot. from their angle, they are saying will pretend like

joe? >> that's accurate. robert f. kennedy, and the triborough bridge was 25 cents to cross.ave done if you made a guaranteed $40 million. >> i don't know that i would have done anything much differently than i did. i probably would have asked for more help and had more guidance, input from people that knew a heck of a lot more about the financial world and future than i did at the time. stuart: well, would you have been, well you weren't thrifty were you, back then? >> no, i wasn't. i was, taking care of business. taking care of things and the bills but i did want to enjoy life. stuart: yeah, but you had a great life. that is a fact, joe. i want to move on to this. >> you bet. stuart: you know warren sapp will donate his brain for concussion research. you have got a charity, you have got a fund for that purpose. i want you to tell our viewers about that, please? >> well, stuart, you know we've heard over the last few years, a bunch of years now, about traumatic brain injuries. we talked about it a lot with football and sports. but on an everyday basis, every day there are pe

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kennedy came to out to early and favorable notice. john bohrer a journalist a colleague of ours as a entrepreneurs on "morning joe." ng st on the years between bobby's brothers assassination and the speech 51 years ago today in south africa. the book is called the revolution of bobby kennedy congratulations thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me. >> as you look through the prism of the current times just today, does it seem like an era a million years ago that he and his politics of idealism existed in sfl one of the reasons he resonates today is appealed to the politics of change we're constantly -- we're experiencing really tumultuous times as we were in the 19 sixth. robert kennedy was the one who could encapsulate because he experienced it the most when his brother was killed. not only a change to his family life. it was a change to professional life. he had been guided by his brother all that time. there was this aimlessness that followed. but then quickly he took a direction, began seeking the vice presidency underiyndon johnson and led to the senate and then to rebel in vietnam then to find his own def

joe cocker's sought clarification on the matter. called dupont to try to find out so they put me in touch with a guy i don't know mr kennedy they. like to know more about the cia if you see this film is not in the worry about about it was this. and it wasn't anything to worry about and he was flat out lying on the me and i can tell them. to get to the bottom of it he takes to pont to court. after a long legal battle the judge forces the company to declassify their internal studies on seeing. joe cocker discovers the truth behind the factory of parkersburg . for decades they've been dumping c eight waste into the river. to make things worse dupont has known since one thousand nine hundred four that the molecule spread into the regions tap water. the company found astronomical levels in public taps. up to fifty times the limit of toxicity according to the u.s. environmental protection agency. that was nineteen eighty-four and we didn't come out till two thousand so sixteen years yeah before we even hit them up about it and they as you say right here they chose not to do anything about it. and they knew what was common with the law

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kennedy: that goes for the democrats that chris stirewalt was talking about this. >> claire mccaskill didn't want this, joeanchin doesn't want this. i think it can help him move his legislative agenda forward. >> it did with the first round of the health care bill. freedom caucus shot it down and donald trump started calling them out by name and said we have to remove those guys. the freedom caucus switched. they wrote the bill and passed it, half a dozen of those guys don't like it at all. if he can get momentum against senators, that's a big f and preliminary indication. kennedy: we're going to talk about health care later on and the party panel, of course, is going to return later because there's much to discuss tonight. when we come back, a violent stabbing at a michigan-area airport is being investigated as an act of terrorism. was this a lone-wolf attack or part of a wider plot? bryan suits always has fantastic intuitions and reactions, he's with me when i come back. my business was built with passion... but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from ca

like joe crowley, like tim ryan, i wouldn't put camilla harris and with elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. the republican party isn't exactly flourishing and thriving in terms of governing. >> kennedymaybe we need more than two parties. that sounds like heresy. >> meghan: if you're not in first, your last. >> marie: they were all republican seats! >> meghan: jon ossoff had every celebrity nla. >> marie: we only need 24 to take the house. if i were a betting person, if they don't get health care done, they don't get tax reform done, you don't get infrastructure done, i would put money on my side rather than republican side. they all have to go home and explain why they didn't get it done. >> meghan: we have to move on. the feud between the trump white house and the media is heating up during a feisty press briefing yesterday. sir huckabee sanders criticizing fake news. doesn't she have a point? we'll debate at next. speak out what you just did is inflammatory to people all over the country who say look, once again, the president is right and everyone else's fake media. everyone in this room is only trained to do their job. ♪ if you have bad breath and your mouth lacks moisture, you

joe." his book focuses on the years between bobby's brother's assassination and the speech in south africa. the book is called "the revolution of bobby kennedys for coming on. as you look at this now through the prism of our current times does it seem like an era a million years ago that he and his politics of idealism existed in? >> i think one of the reasons robert kennedy resonates is because he appealed to that change that we are experiencing really in tumulltuous times. robert kennedy i think was the one who could incapsulate that because he experienced it the most when his brother was killed. it was not only a change to his family life but professional life. he had been guided by his brother for all that time. quickly he took a direction and began seeking vice presidency under lyndon johnson. that led him to the senate and then to rebel in vietnam. and then to find his own definition of change. that's what he shared in that speech in 1966. speaking to those college students who were fighting apartheid they were in a revolution of their own and said the tiniest thing you do can change the world. >> he used to say about himself he was sa

kennedy, you never know what he is going to do. >> we'll be watching tomorrow. paula reid. thank you. >> john dickerson discussed the health care bill with two senators, republican pat toomey and democrat, joe> bipartisan working group to repair, quit talk repealing it. we have a pathway forward. think we could fix it. good people on beth side of the aisle that know it need to be fixed. there its not one person in west virginia not been touched by, the bill that was sent by the house which was horrible and the bill they have, now, which makes it even worse. so i have said, work with me. don't work against us. they have proven they're going to need democrat to pass this. and if mitch doesn't have the votes. call off this bill, right now. and let's sit down and start working to repairing, toward repairing the base in concept of what we have affordable care act. >> what we are frying to do its free the market place to discover ever better ways to deliver services. there its wonderful innovation happening acraw the country. in pennsylvania. whether it is -- independence blue or geisinger, insurer, health care provider. they're finding great new ways to deliver ever better care at lower cost. bu

msnbc's morning joe producer reports on the late robert kennedy's political career. following the death of his brother president john f. kennedy. in the revelation of robert kennedy. in the prisoner in his palace the former us infantry officer will - explores the life of saddam hussein and the american soldiers who guarded him before his execution. georgetown university law professor cheryl - investigates the history of white supremacy. a look at how interracial marriage has influenced american politics in her book loving. "washington post" nonfiction editor stephen livingston explores the relationship between president john f. kennedy and reverend martin luther king jr. in kennedy and king. also being published this week, - share stories about his journeys across the country and is 18 wheeler. in the long haul. victoria bruce shares jim kennedy's battle to fight to restore america's mining industry in sellout. journalist herbert boyd look to have the city of detroit became a cultural center for african americans. in black detroit. look for these titles in bookstores