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kennedy robert kennedy and also anatoly fedorovich dobrynin uh, it is very important that in those years 60 years ago, but there was this trust channel, you know, uh, honestly, i a little bit even envy him, because he had such a channel he had to say, even his entrance to the state department. he, uh, even his elevator, uh, says that he could easily get into the white house. uh, alas, alas, alas, uh, i don't have such an opportunity, in order to instantly get through to the white house or the state department. and this is a top view from the roof of the residence. where the tv cameras did n’t go up to us at all, take a closer look, to the left of the russian tricolor, if you look in the same direction towards the lofavets of the white house square, you can see something on the asphalt yellow is in yard letters for the protest summer of 2020. right on mostovaya, they wrote the slogan black lives matter, black lives matter. yes, in the united states of the democrat biden era, compared to the democrat era. kennedylot of things have changed, but now the relationship with moscow is at zero again. uh these days. we are celebrating the sixtieth anniversary of the caribbean crisis, it is believed that during the days of the caribbean crisis, the so-called doomsday clock, as they are called uh, the time left before a nuclear war, it was minimal, that is, the world really stood on the brink of this war. there will be a third world war, there will be armageddon, you ask me a question not about my salary, only the russian president, vladimir vladimirovich putin, can answer such questions, but i will answer you firmly. at least what we do russian diplomats are what they do. uh, russian politicians. uh, they are doing everything to ensure that this does not happen, and we are committed to the position. e, approved by our presidents, and not only the russian federation of russia, but also the nuclear five that a nuclear war cannot happen and there will be no winner in it. there will simply be nothing, ther

kennedy's brother robert kennedy and also anatoly fedorovich dobrynin . it is very important that 60 years ago , this trust channel existed. you know, to be honest, i'm a little bit even jealous of him, because he had such a channel he had to say, even his entrance to the state department. he uh, even his elevator uh, tells that he is calm could get into the white house. uh, alas, alas, alas, uh, i don't have such an opportunity, in order to instantly get through to the white house or the state department. and this is a top view from the roof of the residence. where before us the tv cameras did not rise at all, take a closer look, to the left of the russian tricolor, if you look in the same direction, you can see the white house square on the pavement. something yellow. this is the slogan black lives matter written in yard letters in the protest summer of 2020 right on mostovaya street . yes, in the united states of the time of the democrat biden, according to compared to democrat times. kennedy, many things have changed, but the relationship with moscow is at zero these days. we are celebrating the 60th anniversary of the caribbean crisis . , that is, the myth really stood on the brink of this war. there will be a third world war , there will be armageddon well, you are asking me a question not about my salary. uh, only the russian president, vladimir, can answer these kinds of questions. vladimirovich putin, but i will answer you firmly. at least what we do is what russian diplomats do. uh, russian politicians are doing everything to ensure that this does not happen, and we are committed to the position. e, approved by our presidents. and not only the russian federation of russia, but also the nuclear five that a nuclear war cannot happen and there will be no winner in it. there will simply be nothing, there will be no one. and therefore, uh, i believe that everything must be done to ensure that this does not happen, and many compare the period e 60 years ago today. uh, of

president kennedy was surrounded by people trying to trick him into making a mistake, that would drag us into the war robert kennedy jr. the writer, nephew of the thirty -fifth us president john f. kennedyof senator robert kennedy, i think the president understood that khrushchev was in exactly the same position in the kremlin and they both needed to carefully walk through this mined field to save us from war. the strike had to be delivered before the warheads were delivered to the island. the cia did not believe in the presence of warheads in cuba, nuclear warheads were delivered before the missiles were they don't know it, and they were going to bomb rockets. yes, they had it. uh, the income that we will smash is missiles and the russians did nothing. moscow deliberately, in order to maintain secrecy, not only did not inform me about such a dramatic development of events as the supply of nuclear missiles to cuba, but actually made its ambassador an unwitting instrument of deception, since i stubbornly repeated to my american interlocutor that only defensive weapons were in cuba, one of the indispensable conditions for the ability to bluff. that's true, but if i bluff too much, i'll ca

kennedy was surrounded by people trying to trick him into making a mistake that would drag us into the war. robert kennedy, jr. attorney. writer nephew of the thirty-fifth us president john f. kennedy of senator robert kennedy like me the president seemed to understand that khrushchev was in exactly the same position in the kremlin and both of them needed to walk carefully through this mined field to keep us out of the war. the strike had to be delivered before the island was delivered in the presence of its heads in cuba, nuclear warheads were brought in before the missiles nobody knows and they were going to bomb the missiles. yes, they had such an income and nothing. moscow, intent on maintaining secrecy, not only did not inform me of such a dramatic development of events as the delivery of nuclear missiles to cuba has actually made its ambassador an unwitting instrument of deception, since i stubbornly repeated to the american interlocutor that only defensive weapons are in cuba, one of the indispensable conditions is the ability to bluff, it is true, but if you bluff too much, you will catch and burn 60th secretary of state, usa he led the bargaining for actors and liked to re

kennedy was surrounded by people trying to trick him into making a mistake that would drag us into the war. robert kennedy, jr. attorney. writer nephew of the thirty-fifth us president john f. kennedy'sert kennedy, i think the president understood that khrushchev was in exactly the same position in the kremlin and they both needed to walk carefully through this minefield to keep us out of the war. the strike had to be delivered before the warheads were delivered to the island. the cia did not believe in the presence of warheads in cuba, the nuclear warhead was delivered before the christians had missiles, they do not know this, and they were going to bomb the missiles, but they had it. uh, the approach that is spaced is a rocket and nothing is russian will do. moscow deliberately, in order to preserve secrecy, not only did not inform me about such a dramatic development of events as the supply of nuclear missiles to cuba, but actually made its ambassador an unwitting instrument of deception, since i stubbornly repeated to my american interlocutor that only defensive weapons were in cuba, one of indispensable conditions the ability to puke, it is true, but if you bluff too much, you w

kennedy's brother robert kennedy and also anatoly fedorovich dobrynin . it is very important that in those years, 60 years ago, there was a trusting channel. you know, to be honest, i'm a little bit even jealous of him, because he had such a channel he had to say, even his entrance to the state department. he uh even his own elevator e says that he could easily get into the white house and shows the russian ambassador there is no trace, not on any chronicle of those times with anatoly antonov, we follow the same path that robert kennedy the soviet diplomatic mission one of the most hidden corners of history the cuban missile crisis is hidden around the corner from, by the way , washington's oldest 1910 elevator. the buildings are the most famous ladder along which anatoly fedorovich dobrynin and robert kennedy climbed to conduct private conversations with anatoly's spouse filovich, drag, coffee, they are without translators. we just had these confidential consultations , negotiations, conversations. during this overnight money, which even in the soviet embassy only a couple of people knew about in october 1962, the fate of everything depended without exaggeration. by that time, ordinary americans had lost faith in a happy outcome for themselves 30 million died in the united states and 100 million in the soviet union only after the first exchange of nuclear strikes, such was the gloomy forecast 60 years have passed, and the caribbean crisis is no, no, and will remind about yourself in the middle of manhattan, with suc

president kennedy was surrounded by people trying to trick him into making a mistake that would get us into the war . robert kennedy jr. the writer, nephew of the thirty-fifth us president john f. kennedynator robert kennedy, i think the president understood that khrushchev was in exactly the same position in the kremlin and they both needed to carefully walk through this mined field to save us from war. the strike had to be delivered before the warhead was delivered to the island. the cia didn't believe it. in presence warheads in cuba the nuclear warhead was brought in before there were missiles, they don't know that, and they were going to bomb the missiles. yes, they had one. uh, the income that we'll smash is a rocket and nothing russian has done. moscow, intent on maintaining secrecy, not only did not inform me of such a dramatic development of events as the supply of nuclear missiles to cuba, but actually made its ambassador an unwitting instrument of deception, since i stubbornly repeated to my american interlocutor that only defensive weapons were in cuba, one of the indispensable conditions the ability to vomit, that's true, but if you bluff too much, you'll catch and get bur

kennedy's brother robert kennedy and also anatoly fedotovich. good afternoon. uh, it is very important that in those years 60 years ago, but there was this trust. you know the channel, to be honest, i'm a little jealous him because he had such a channel he had to say, even his entrance to the state department. he, uh, even his elevator, uh, says that he could easily get into the white house, but alas, alas, alas, uh, such an opportunity. i don’t have in order to instantly reach the white house or the state department , the incredible never before, the excursion from our current ambassador anatoly antonov to the most hidden corners of the history of the caribbean crisis continues inside its entrance to the soviet diplomatic mission, it turns out that then it was robert kennedyin and, uh, robert kennedy climbed for private conversations. they were extremely trusting. they knew. well , probably one person, or something, in the embassy, ​​nothing more, however, it is impossible to defuse the situation during the day when the world turns out to be on they become on october 27 on black saturday, the americans attack our submarine b-59 with signal grenades. and over soviet cuba, anti-aircraft gunners shoot down american reconnaissance aircraft of the telegraph line between moscow and washington are red-hot. here, on this ladder, diplomats were sitting or presenting a telegram, because there were not enough rooms. i understand that e specially trained comrades will make a remark. how is it that the principle of confidentiality is violated and nevertheless , probably, let's say, some kind of information about the conversations was written, but the most important message from moscow will go directly to the radio air, there will be no time even for telegrams the sovi

, dobrynin played a decisive role in this, first of all, uh, at his meetings with robert kennedy with president kennedy'sre uh , very subtle and very skillful diplomacy was required in order for the ultimatum that was originally put forward, the united states either take away or we will start attacking on october 30, uh and in the time of naim only the closest approach of ships during the blockade. it was required there. uh, very skillful diplomacy to turn all this into a compromise solution of the issue and, of course, this was done. this is a great merit and the second point, because we do not always talk about it directly, but a very acute situation developed in relations between moscow and hawaii, as soon as sergeevich immediately openly said on the radio that he was doing it. requirements for the withdrawal of missiles fidel castro was not told about this in a timely manner and he was very strongly and grossly offended, but fidel's insults. castro could have led to anything, including the fact that it was simply physically impossible to remove these missiles with all the ensuing consequences, and he

nevertheless, dobrynin played a decisive role in this, first of all, at his meetings with robert kennedy and president kennedy's, uh, very subtle and very skillful diplomacy was required in order for the ultimatum, which initially put forward, the united states or take away or we will start on october 30, we will start the attack, uh and in the days of naim, only the closest approach of ships during the blockade. it was required there. uh, very skillful diplomacy to turn this into a compromise solution . question and of course it was done. this is a great merit and the second point, because we do not always talk about it directly, but a very acute situation developed in relations between moscow and hawaii as soon as these sergeevich were immediately open on the radio. he said that he was fulfilling the requirements for the withdrawal of missiles. fidel castro was not told about this in a timely manner, and he was very offended by fidel's insults. castro could lead to anything, including the fact that it was simply physically impossible to remove these missiles with all the ensuing consequences and here an outst

robert f. kennedy, junior, kennedy's attorney general, who decided to take the first telegram from khrushchev saying, maybe let's make a deal, instead of the more threatening one, to negotiate that agreement. i don't think we are as close as we were there. remember, that was in the context of the cold war where we were putting our heads under the desks every morning at school to prevent being killed in a nuclear war. i think it was a rhetorical use by biden. he just wants people to realize what the stakes are. >> that is great context, indeed. rick, jonathan and shane, thanks to you. >>> signs of slowing. what today's jobs report means for the state of the economy, the fight against inflation. the deputy treasury secretary joins us next. this is "andrea mitchell reports." you are watching msnbc. s "andrel reports. you are watching msnbc (vo the new iphone 14 pro is here. and right now business owners can get it on us at t-mobile. apple business essentials with apple care+ is included so you can easily manage your team's devices, here, and here. all on the network with more 5g coverage. it's the ulti

nothing had happened, goes to australia and in the fall he meets with robert and jacqueline kennedy in america i remember we were at kennedy's lunch brought spaghetti. i raise my head. everyone has round eyes, it turns out that yevtushenko ate his spaghetti and began to pull pasta from kennedy's plate and pulled out almost everything from him, then the newspapers wrote that the russian bear ate spaghetti with his hands. what pier? he was a free yevtushenko was very pleased. from that moment on, there was talk that yevtushenko lives according to the principle, both ours and yours. here is an example 1974 arrested by a solzhenitsa yevtushenko calls andropov's reception if you do not let him go, i will die on the barricades. yes, the barricades do not reach solzhenitsyn, they are evicted from the ussr and vtushenko, alive and well. let's start the morning together. my morning always starts with a hearty breakfast, because it is very important for athletes to prepare themselves for a hard training day. sounds great let's do some exercises. slightly. we lean forward, stretch the back surface and get useful tips to always be in go

kennedy asked the council to vote. secretary of state dean rusk minister defense secretary robert mcnamara attorney general robert kennedy assistant to the president for national security mac george bundy and the majority of those present voted in favor of the blockade. it was a historic decision john f. kennedyparations for a televised address to the nation. over the past two days, it has become completely clear to him that soviet missiles from cuba with an air strike without causing a soviet retaliatory strike are impossible to remove if he reacts forces to a soviet provocation, and he did. october 22 in the kremlin for the first time since the beginning of the crisis , there were serious reports of unusual american military activity in the caribbean. and that some very important statement by us president john f. kennedy is expected any minute, khrushchev urgently convened the presidium before the meeting. he suddenly shouted at the minister of defense rodion malinovsky, we do not want to start a war. we just want to keep the us intimidated about cuba, as if khrushchev wanted to be heard and understood. by that side of the ocean. nevertheless, khrushchev sent a telegram to the commander of the soviet troops in cuba, a general from sepliev, in the event of a landing, recommending the use of

had happened, goes to australia and in the fall to america meets with robert and jacqueline kennedy. i remember we were at kennedy'sner and brought spaghetti. i raise my head. everyone has round eyes, it turns out that yevtushenko ate his spaghetti and began to pull pasta from kennedy's plate and pulled out almost everything from him, then the newspapers wrote that the russian bear ate spaghetti with his hands. what pier? he was a free yevtushenko was very pleased. from that moment on, there was talk that yevtushenko lives according to the principle, both ours and yours. here is an example 1974 arrested solzhenitsy yevtushenko calls andropov's waiting room. if you don't let him go, i'll die on the barricades. yes, things do not reach the barricades solzhenitsyn is evicted from the ussr and vtushenko is alive and well. let's start the morning together my morning always starts with a hearty breakfast, because it's very important for athletes to prepare themselves for a tough training day sounds great let's do some exercises. slightly. we lean forward, stretch the back surface and get useful tips to always be in good

kennedy did not dare khrushchev he was even afraid that the general would be removed, the president’s brother robert kennedy was instructed to start negotiations, he secretly promised the ussr ambassador in washington that in exchange for the withdrawal of missiles, the us scuba would forever refuse to reject the island, but dobrynya recalls american missiles in turkey, he thought, then he thought, he says, this is what here is your last condition. this condition, if you want to negotiate, then it must be the question mode. he said, but if you do n’t put this last condition on, then i am authorized by the president to say that we agree president kennedyave face and urged khrushchev on the topic of turkey to believe verbal promises. as it turned out, then they are still worth something. he did not want it to look like an american pile and khrushchev must be given credit for the sake of avert the threat of nuclear war. he managed to get a concession on the merits, but did not insist that there was such a symmetry in how the agreements were announced, missiles were withdrawn from cuba from turkey, as a result, both countries took a step back from the nuclear abyss the ussr quickly reached nuclear parity the united states, which resigned itself to the fact that win a nuclear war is impossible and the races of strategic stability. lasted more than half a century and the next anniversary of the kari crisis is another reminder that we are all still one step away from the abyss pavel pchelkin yulia zagranichnogo sofia yatskoinnik. vishnyakova channel one. hungary today, the first in the european union, launches national consultations to find

bay of pigs defeat at the white house, president's brother robert kennedy, who served as attorney general of the united states, told john f. kennedye situation would worsen significantly if we do not want to see russian missile bases in cuba then we must immediately decide what needs to be done to prevent this? undoubtedly, the cia and the pentagon left kennedy with the cia and the pentagon after these events. kennedy admitted that the blame for the invasion of the bay of the pig lies entirely with the united states and him personally, but instead of thinking better, the americans opted for even tougher and harsher measures by the aircraft constantly raided cuba, ships loaded with sugar exploded and were attacked by a sugar factory there were explosions in dutch hotels. terrorists have repeatedly attempted to assassinate our leaders there have been many other terrorist acts directed against cuba on the opposite side of the earth from cuba to the usa in the kremlin, khrushchev was reflecting on the fateful mission of the soviet union in america and the situation looked extremely complicated. recently, the secretary of the central c

robert kennedy maintained contact with the soviet diplomat georgy bolshukov, and the americans trusted this channel of communication. and bolshakov and further in culture, a military intelligence colonel repeatedly and strongly assured robert kennedy that the weapons delivered to cuba were of defensive value and did not pose a danger to the united states on september 4, 1962, kennedy declared in congress that there were no offensive missiles in cuba first that the extent of our presence in cuba maybe many times more was introduced by a simple cia analyst. he saw football fields in the photographs. at that time, football in the ussr was a truly popular game and, of course, our military set up gates to kick the ball in moments of rest. fidel, in her younger years and already at an age, paid attention to this sport, the analyst even gave the possible coordinates of the russian military base at that time the meeting was held minister of foreign affairs of the ussr andrei gromyko with president kennedy oh he uh statement to the effect that according to the government of the united states of america on cuba. there is an offensive weapon that can be used against offensive weapons in cuba. this is completely out of the question. of course

the bay of pigs at the white house, president's brother robert kennedy, who served as attorney general of the united states, told john f. kennedyyear or two the situation would worsen significantly, if we do not want to see russian missile bases in cuba, then we must immediately decide what needs to be done to make it prevent? undoubtedly, the cia and the pentagon left kennedy with the cia and the pentagon after these events. in order to come to their senses, the americans opted for even tougher and harsher measures. the aircraft constantly made raids on cuba . ships loaded with sugar exploded and sugar factories were attacked. dormant explosions in dutch hotels. terrorists. there were repeated attempts to assassinate, there were many other terrorist acts against our leaders directed against cuba the battle of the undefeated world champion russian dmitry bivol 20 wins 11 knockouts against the mexican challenger gilbert ramirez 44 wins 30 they will meet in the ring to find out the relationship like a man fight for the world title, live broadcast due to budami on november 5 on the first think you are the strongest or the smartest

kennedy, also later shot dead under strange circumstances, robert kennedy, and he tells in detail how everything happened. so the american leadership, despite the tough position of president kennedytory of cuba. an american reconnaissance aircraft was shot down, a soviet anti-aircraft missile was shot down, what did the usa strike at this entire infrastructure of a military raid on cuba did not make tough statements and led behind-the-scenes negotiations to reduce tension further. they said that they would, uh, there would be a naval blockade, they would stop here to inspect. first, the ship that they stopped the steamer from the gdr was soviet ships. we decided not to touch it anyway, that is, we felt the edge of what was possible in order not to roll down. now here is this wisdom, if you want the then american leadership. and do n't you think that it's not about wisdom. the fact is that the soviet union controlled, influenced , financed a huge number of states, and the communist parties were in dozens of countries. we were on a short footing and were leaders for them. and now, unfortunately, those states that were then oriented towards us are oriented towards them and therefore

kennedy appears on television and reports the appearance of soviet missiles in cuba and the imposition of a blockade of the island our government, as promised, closely watched the soviet military presence october 23 robert kennedys to the soviet embassy ambassador dobrynin informs him that there missiles until october 4, from 10:00 am, the naval blockade comes into force. on october 5, one of the most memorable meetings of the security council takes place. soviet representative zorin denies the existence of missiles in response to an american colleague demonstrates their enlarged pictures. on the same day, a meeting of the presidium was held, at which khrushchev's proposal was approved to exchange missiles for promises not to attack cuba.

conquest, reagan said the same thing in the mid-1960s in a tv debate with robert f kennedy that by all accounts he clobbered kennedy that is when he disappeared from view and you can see their thought patterns ran a lot alike. >> host: we started talking about reagan's writing style and it is something you get into, one of the similarities in their writing and preparation for moments like that for the big speeches. explain the parallel. >> guest: churchill wrote his own speeches, reagan wrote more speeches as president but his speechwriters say it was easy to write for him, see what he said before an update it but he would make a lot of changes but above all they both tracked -- practiced their speeches, don't know if it was in front of a mirror but they rehearsed it. i think reagan picked some of that up from show business. churchill came to that because one day as a young mp around 1903 he froze on the house of commons and couldn't finish her speech, just seized up and ever since then he came in with notes like reagan used later in rehearsed speeches, always wanted to be prepared. i'm conical of speech is about m

robert f kennedy. there appears to be relief from that martin luther king memorial in washington d.c. >> was named after robert my brothers john reported 6062 in boston. definitely robert kennedy has meant a lot throughout my whole life i grew up in the 60s. but martin luther king has done for us is incredible. muhammad ali is my favorite athlete of all time. >> i know you're not going to but that on ebay but i bet you get a lot for. >> i don't sell stuff but i like to show it. eric: robert wolf thanks so m much. >> violence against law enforcement is on the rise with at least 12 a police officer shot this week alone across the u.s. for them killed in the line of duty. the country's largest police unit is calling for an end to anti- cop rhetoric. progressive policies they say put law enforcement in danger. alexis mcadams' live in new york city for more on this, alexis. >> of more violence against police officers we hear about pretty much every week department across the country said they are seeing a big spike and retirements and in resignations rather. the national fraternal order of police blame a culture they say just does not respect authority or the sanctity of life, list

the attorney general, robert f kennedy, was a member of that. and then kennedy brought in the president john f kennedy brought in others were particularly important to him because they either expertise in soviet affairs or they were particularly sensitive to the president's mind and could help him explore his desires. so by i mean ted sorensen, who his counselor speechwriter had been with kennedy longer than anybody in the upper reaches of government had worked with kennedy. when kennedy became, a senator in in 52, 53. but you also have llewellyn thompson, who was the previous u.s. ambassador to the soviet, who is now considered an ambassador at large. but he was the guy who kennedy turn to again and again as. well, as another figure, charles boland chip boland, also a previous to the soviet union, to try to figure out what khrushchev was up to, why the devil would do this. and one of the features of the secret, this secret portion of the missile crisis. right. we often referred to it as the 13 days of the crisis. well, about six or seven of those days were were

the attorney general, robert f kennedy, was a member of that. and then kennedy brought in the president john f kennedy brought in others were particularly important to him because they either expertise in soviet affairs or they were particularly sensitive to the president's mind and could help him explore his desires. so by i mean ted sorensen, who his counselor speechwriter had been with kennedy longer than anybody in the upper reaches of government had worked with kennedy. when kennedy became, a senator in in 52, 53. but you also have llewellyn thompson, who was the previous u.s. ambassador to the soviet, who is now considered an ambassador at large. but he was the guy who kennedy turn to again and again as. well, as another figure, charles boland chip boland, also a previous to the soviet union, to try to figure out what khrushchev was up to, why the devil would do this. and one of the features of the secret, this secret portion of the missile crisis. right. we often referred to it as the 13 days of the crisis. well, about six or seven of those days were were

robert f. kennedy. that by all accounts he clobbered kennedy.any case you could see their thought patterns ran alike. which started churchill on talking about reagan's writing style and you get into your book in one of summaries between their writing and their preparation for speeches for moments like that. explain the parallels. >> just on the speechmaking churchill -- reagan wrote more of his speeches as president that his speechwriters about police was easy to write for him. we just went back to what he said before in a dated it but he made a lot of changes. above all they both practice their speeches. i don't know if they did it in front of the mayor but they went into a speech having rehearsed it. i think reagan did some of that in show business. churchill came to that oddly enough because one day as a young mp around 1903 he froze one day in the house of commons and couldn't finish his speech. ever since then he always came in with notes on four by six cards like reagan used later in heat for her sis beaches. he always wanted to be prepare

kennedy decided khrushchev even feared that the general would be removed instructs to start negotiations president's brother robert kennedy secretly promises the ussr ambassador in washington that in exchange for the withdrawal of missiles from cuba, the united states will forever refuse rejection to the island, but dobrynin reminds of american missiles in turkey, he thought, thought, thought, he says, these are your last conditions. this condition, if you want to negotiate, then it must be the question mode. he said, but if if you don’t set the last condition anymore, then i will say to his authorized president that we agree president kennedy and urged khrushchev on the topic of turkey to believe verbal promises. as it turned out, then they are still worth something. he didn't want it to look like an american pile and khrushchev must be given credit for averting the threat of nuclear war. he managed to get a concession on the merits, but did not insist that there be such a symmetry in the way the agreement agreed that the missiles were withdrawn from cuba from turkey, as a result, both countries took a step back from the nuclear abyss. the ussr quickly reached nuclear parity. the united states, which resigned itself to the fact that it was impossible to win a nuclear war and the races of strategic stability. lasted more than half a century and the next anniversary of the caribbean crisis is another reminder that we are all still one step away from the abyss . but the role of russia in the new conditions, when the rules of the game change, when humanity is going through a change upward according to mgimo rector anatoly tork

kennedy defeating the borg nomination. ted kennedy did not live to see us forced into a version of robert bork's america by the current supreme court. one justice, samuel leto, wrote the supreme court opinion overturning roe v. wade. he also in effect overturned what he told senator kennedyation hearing. i am a believer in presidents, judge alito said in a recollection. the center recorded and had transcribed in his diary, people would find that i adhere to that. our next guest, john ferrell, had access to senator kennedy's diary for his new biography of ted kennedy. in a new york times article published today, he reveals ted kennedy's private account of what judge alito told him. i believe that there is a right to privacy, i think it is settled as part of the liberty clause of the 14th amendment and the fifth amendment. mr. kennedy quoted him as saying that. mr. kennedy continue this recollection of judge alito's words. so i recognize that there is a right to privacy, i'm a believer in presidents. i think on the roe case that's about as far as i can go. joining us now is author and historian and biographer john ferrell. his latest book, ted kennedy, a life is on sale tomorrow at your local bookstore and online. jack ferrell, thank you very much for being here. i'm offic

robert f. kennedy was part of that. john f. kennedy in others who are particularly important to him because they had expertise in soviet affairs or they were particularly sensitive to the president's mind and could help him express his desires. by that i mean sorensen, his speechwriter had been with kennedy longer than anybody else in the upper reaches of government. had worked with kennedy when kennedy became a senator. you also have thompson, who was the previous u.s. ambassador to the soviet union. he was the guy kennedy would turn to again and again as well as another figure, also a previous ambassador to the soviet union. he tried to figure out what khrushchev was up to. why the devil would he do this? one of the features of this secret portion of the missile crisis, we often refer to it as the 13 days of the crisis, 6 or 7 of those days were days that only the u.s. knew about. the public cuban missile crisis last from the 22nd of october until the 28th. host: about a week. guest: and kennedy is, "why the devil would he do this?"

robert f. kennedy was part of that. john f. kennedy in others who are particularly important to him because they had expertise in soviet affairs or they were particularly sensitive to the president's mind and could help him express his desires. tim sorensen, his speechwriter had been with kennedy longer than anybody else in the upper reaches of government. you also have thompson, who was the previous u.s. ambassador to the soviet union. he was the guy kennedy would turn to again and again as well as another figure, also a previous ambassador to the soviet union. he tried to figure out what khrushchev was up to. why the devil would he do this? one of the features of this secret portion of the missile crisis, we often refer to it as the 13 days of the crisis, 6 or 7 of those days were days that only the u.s. knew about. the public crisis -- " why the devil would he do this?" that is almost an exact quote. he fixes on a couple of reasons, but primarily for him, it is about berlin, khrushchev is trying to put these missiles into cuba to le

robert kennedy's 13 days where he sets out in detail. how they discussed issues for 13 days and how they came to a decision today. no, there was no kennedyso it’s hard to say what the white house thinks, but i want to, firstly, say that eats, finally, i feel and hear in an absolutely obvious way washington’s clear line regarding the conflict with russia, they are now unambiguously declaring and what petraus says what others say, if russia moves to strike with tactical nuclear weapons, then it is for them, as if violation of the fifth article attacking nato countries on strange and so on, then they will directly engage in hostilities with russia and will strike in the russian aviation fleet bases and so on. this is clear for me. that is, the situation has cleared up , there is no more fog. that's when america stokes, how to enter and so on. let's pause for a moment, and then we'll talk about europe. space maps are filled with tablets and the navigator checks the route for the last time, let's go guys for 14 minutes. i believe friends caravans of rockets rushed now it was not easy. then sometime over the years we will remember them to the