i think mag gates, i think bobby kennedy. so he definitely has the ability to, if he doesn't understand what's causing this immigrants coming to united states, our immigration problem, if he doesn't understand what the, the, the consequences of marco rubio type of foreign policy is in latin american central america. he has people there to tell them. and so i think once he figures it out, you know, he's more about deals. he's not, he's not so much of already over throwing governments and yes, well it's here. he stop you there more from the legendary comedian and how soon as you meet your show after this by the the welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with the legendary comedian those to visit upon them to show jimmy do jimmy and paul when we were talking about optimism on some of the big federals he gathered and r f k junior. who's about to take on big farm or, and take on the i'll give leave. the vested interest is a more powerful than the military industrial complex when it comes to make from it . but of course

i think mag gates, i think bobby kennedy. so he definitely has the ability to, if he doesn't understand what's causing this emigrants coming to united states are immigration problem. if he doesn't understand what the, the, the consequences of marco rubio type of foreign policy is in latin american central america. he has people there to tell them. and so i think once he figures it out, you know, he's more about deal. so he's not, he's not so much of already over throwing governments and yes, well it's here here. stop you there. more from the legendary comedian and how soon as you meet your show after this, by the hello and welcome to across the full board. here we discussed some real in the the, if you think about russia, what is your mind the picture, the bottom landscapes, open up the phone lines, the water one does. can you imagine the, the discounts dodge the journey? the, the, you ready to come along the welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with the legendary comedian, the host of is a bottom is show jimmy.

he does have, you know, bobby kennedy ran on an anti interventionism, tulsa gabbert got kicked out of the democratic party for telling the truth about syria and the gas attacks. that's why they swear here as it rush and they're currently doing the same thing. they're currently saying that she's in the pocket of putting in russia, and that's all they have. so the, that's a good sign. it's a good sign when the establishment freaks out at people like tennessee gabbert bobby kennedy, mat gates at their appointments. right. that's, it's the, it's the appointments when the establishment doesn't make a rock as those are the ones you need to worry about. so i hear what you're saying . i have that. does donald trump know that are uh, you know, our imperialist policies is what actually leads to immigration? so it what we just had a thing during the campaign where there's a 20000 haitian immigrants into a town in ohio, which is right in this, you know, central america, midwest, america in the town of like 50000 people. 20000 asian immigrants came in there and they took a took over a lot of their

i think mag gates, i think bobby kennedy. so he definitely has the ability to, if he doesn't understand what's causing this immigrants coming to united states, our immigration problem, if he doesn't understand what the, the, the consequences of marco rubio type of foreign policy is in latin american central america. he has people there to tell them. and so i think once he figures it out, you know, he's more about deals. he's not, he's that so much about any over throwing governments. and yes, well if you, if you stop you there more from the legendary comedian and how soon as you meet your show after this, by the same rom, just don't you have to shape out the application and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will support, we choose to look for common ground, the the welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with the legendary comedian host to visit upon them as you see me do. jimmy and paul, when we were talking about optimism on some of the big set tools, the garbage and our of k junior, who is

fannie lou hamer, bobby kennedy, heroes of the highest order. and bobby kennedy is one of my truest heroes. i love and miss him dearly. i think his family, all of their families as we carry on this sacred effort of courage and conviction you all began. so, today i'll want to congratulate you. on all you have accomplished, and i am grateful for the work you will inspire for generations to follow, to stay engaged. to never give up. to always keep the faith. and that spirit from the people's house, or abraham lincoln and frederick douglass and a generation of patriots before us have stood watch over the republic. i asked the military to begin the reading of the citations for today's medal of freedom honorees. [applause] >> jose andres. [applause] the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to jose andres, from his parents kitchen in spain jose andres arrived in america with little money and big dreams. over the course of three decades he mastered his culinary craft with renowned restaurants that spanned culture and cuisine, and bring people togeth

i seen it the past 20 days, he's giving a clear directed to bobby kennedy and the hhs. it's extraordinary. there's not one word of ideology in these meetings. many on the left won't believe this but trump is going to usher in a golden age of science. were going to get back to science. he's going to instruct the nih to have no ideology. he's going to start the nih with one simple directive. the good wife our kids are getting sick. he's going to usher in in a e of transparency. we need to trust the american patient, not intend allies you guys but with accurate information with no fear or favor and budget as the american patient make your own decision. there's going to be a golden age of deregulation and conflict of interest reduction of the fda. i'm a hot agenda is a goal if one will have access to great there. with the i enable doctors in her pockets to and ability to steer the $4.5 trillion of health care away from foreign owned and chinese owned pharmaceutical companies and to american farmers. it's fun to be incentivizing sunlight, food, exercise. meditation. we are g

bobby kennedy.ess that is, i think, particularly unusual from the incoming president, an openness to somebody else's opinion and ultimate word on policy that should be enacted. that's a lot of power that bobby kennedy could be potentially yielding in the months ahead. >>> up next, conservative "new york times" columnist david french calls donald trump a lucky man. says it's all due to joe biden. we'll explain when "morning joe" comes right back. new eroxon ed treatment gel. are you looking for a walk-in tub, for you, or someone you love? well, look no further. january is bath safety month. and for a limited time, when you purchase your brand-new safe step walk-in tub you'll receive a free safety package. and if you call today, you'll also receive $1,500 off your entire order! yes! $1,500 off the price of our brand-new safe step walk-in tub. proudly made in tennessee, a safe step walk-in tub is the best in its class. the ultra-low easy step helps keep you safe from having to climb over those high wal

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senator. >> so bobby kennedy gets it into his head that the mob is using las vegas basically to wash all their money. he wants to come and shut down all the casinos and kick the mob out. >> it is my firm belief that new laws are needed to give the federal bureau of investigation increased jurisdiction to assist local authorities in the common battle against the rackets. >> in the state of nevada was constantly vigilant about doing whatever it took to keep the feds out. one of the ways they could do that is to show that they, in fact, were regulating the casinos here and doing a good job of keeping organized crime out. state of nevada decided to create the list of excluded persons. it became nicknamed the black book. >> the black book was created in 1960, and it's called the black book because, believe it or not, it was in a black binder. they could have been more creative. they made a list of people who could not set foot in a casino. >> it really was a facade to say, you know what? we're really doing something you don't need to bother with nevada right now. >> when the boys ran las

i think there's a commitment, just had bobby kennedy in my office, also kash patel in my office. they want to look forward. they want to solve problems. a big mess on our hands. they want to make america healthy again. i think what they're going to do is provide the transparency and access to documents to congress to do the oversight and, you know, we'll highlight the problems to correct them and hold people accountable. you know, again, there are so many areas i want to delve into when it comes to covid, one of the reasons i ran for re-election, one of the primary reasons, nobody was acknowledging the vaccine. there was a book that i highlighted in milwaukee, horribly injured from the trial. they can't have their injuries acknowledged much less address treatment being given to them. i want to uncover exactly what federal agencies knew and when they knew it. one of my most recent overseitlers was based on the pfizer papers. they have some voya documents heavily redacted and we know the new agency early in 2021 these shots caused microcreditis and the israelis were going to issue

kennedy's especially they're thrown into the deep end expected to figure it out. it is their privilege to marry in, figured out yourself. . -- she went to boarding school, she was remates with bobby'sred honorary kennedy daughter, she lived in new york city, where she worked for a famous design firm and ran with warhol's crowd, she was beautiful, and attracting all kinds of interesting people. and then she runs into bobby at an art gallery. they fall for each other really hard. he neglected to tell her, he isst still married. she gets pregnant, he getting a quickie divorce, they embark on major love affair and have 4 children together. and then they hurdle as they do. you know, as discussed, bobby stepping out, left, right and center, sometime with famous women. mary is unraveling psychologically. he cuts off her court ordered $20 thousand a month credit card much and she is in y debt, and go to school with a dismissal of fellow school mothers, and begging them for 20 bucks to gas up her car get groceries, bobby moves his new girlfriend, cheryl hynes into a home a few yards away. maybe few hundred yards away. they are flaunting their relationship all over the place. he is threateni

she goes into premature labor, the doctors knock around, she awakes to bobby kennedy at her bedside, not her husband, john. bobby is the one who tells her her daughter, arabella, was born stillborn. she wants jack. where is jack? bobby says he is in the med and he is unreachable but of course he was because bobby spoke to him and jack costa response was what does it matter? the baby is dead. she was left alone to grieve a daughter she never saw or held for 10 days. she cannot even go to the funeral, the burial. bobby buried the baby. that was the first time she almost left her husband. that whole story and that whole decision-making process that she went through and what made her stay is all in the book. peter: maureen callahan, has jacqueline kennedy's hospitalization at valley had been reported before and if not how did you find that? maureen: it had been reported on beforen -- it had been reported on before. kitty kelly, who wrote the book on jackie o., the first tell-all, reported upon that. that was during jackie's lifetime. she was working in the new york city publishing indust

fanny lou hammer, george romney, bobby kennedy, heroes of the highest order, and bobby kennedy is onecal heroes. i love and i miss him dearly and thank all their families. you know, as we carry on this sacred effort of courage and conviction that you all began. so today, i want to congratulate you on all that you've accomplished. i'm grateful for the work you'll inspire for generations to follow, to stay engaged, to never give up, to always keep the faith. in that spirit, from the people's house, abraham lincoln and frederick douglas and generations of patriots before us stood watch over the public, i began the reading of the citations for this year's medal of freedom honorees. [ applause ]. >> jose andres. [ cheers and applause ]. the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to jose andres from his parent's kitchen in spain, jose andres arrived in america with little money and big dreams. over the course of three decades, he mastered his culinary craft with renown restaurants that span culture and cuisine and bring people together. his world central kit clen revolutionized humanitari

fannie lou hammond, george romney, bobby kennedy. heroes of the highest order.one of my true political heroes. finish i loved and i miss if him dearly. i thank his family, all the families. you know, as we carry on the sacred effort with courage and conviction that you all began. so today i want to congratulate you on all you've with accomplished, and i'm grateful for the work you'll inspire for generations the follow. to follow. to stay engaged, to never give up, to always keep the faith. and in that spirit from the people's house where abraham lin congress and frederick douglass and a generation of patriots before us have stood and watched over the public, i ask the military to begin the reading of the citations for this year's medal of freedom honorees. ms. -- the. [applause] >> jose andres. [applause] the the presidential medal of freedom is awarded the jose andres. from his parents' kitchen in spain, jose andres arrived in america with little money and big dreams. over the course of three decades, he mastered his culinary craft with renowned restaurants tha

ash carter, miss fannie lou hamer, george romney, bobby kennedy. heroes of the highest order, and bobby kennedy is one of my true political heroes. i love, and i miss him dearly. and i thank you, their families and all their families. you know, as we carry on this sacred effort with courage and conviction that you all began. so today, i want to congratulate you on all you've accomplished, and i'm grateful for the work you'll inspire for generations to follow, to stay engaged, to never give up, to always keep the faith. and in that spirit, from the people's house where abraham lincoln and frederick douglass and generation of patriots before us have stood, watch over the republic. i asked the military to begin the reading of the citations for this year's medal of freedom honorees. >> jose andres. >> the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to jose andres from his parents kitchen in spain. >> jose andres arrived in america with little money and big dreams. >> over the course of three decades, he mastered his culinary craft with renowned restaurant

and you know, for a kid who grew up, you know, moved by bobby kennedy in 1968, for example, and following my uncle, to be able to work at this level, it's a pretty special thing. and you know it's i'd be fooling myself if i didn't acknowledge that. i'll miss that part, too. what will you not miss? i won't miss being away from my family. i won't miss having to get on an airplane twice a week. you know that i won't miss. and then, frankly, this isn't the congress that i was elected to. and it's certainly not the congress that i watched for the 36 years that i was a front row observer to my uncles. service here. i won't miss so much of the anger. and it's kind of it seems like two different things going on at once. i have real friends that i will miss. there are a lot of people here who have abused the legacy of this legislation to a point where it's become an angry place. it's not hard to find somebody spewing real venom at me if i if i leave myself open to it. and i won't miss that at all. what would make this place work better? you know, i think, number one, if people you know, i think pa

since bobby kennedy was nominated to be hhs secretary, we have to pay attention to dave weldon, nominatedr the cdc, kennedy and weldon go back to the early 2000s, they would reference each other's works, pointing out there's a preservative to vaccines, that was the cause and link to autism. peer-reviewed scientific research has consistently shown an inability to find such a link. at the same time, kennedy is being put top and being put within the proximity. i was covering donald trump as he rang in the bell, and who was there with him, bobby kennedy, and so there's an access to donald trump and an openness that's particularly unusual to the incoming president, an openness to somebody's opinion and ultimately word on policy that should be enacted and that's a lot of p.o.w. ower tha by kennedy would be yielding. >>> david french calls donald trump a lucky man, and says it's all due to joe biden. we'll explain when "morning joe" comes right back. we'll explain " comes right back with so many choices on booking.com there are so many tina feys i could be. so i hired body doubles. indoorsy tina

bobby kennedy junior, for health and human services nominee, is known as an anti-vaccine proponent. but you could think of him as a believer in diet and exercise. he is not a fan of the glp-1 drugs. the food industry made diet and exercise almost impossible. why not let those who can't take the shot? let me give you another negative. the giant head and shoulders pattern, any chart that's worth its salt knows what that spells. it may look ugly for lilly. how about merck? the greatest anti-cancer drug, keytruda. they purchased acceleron. this is a drug that according to merck's ceo has pulled people back from the brink of death. he goes on to explain sick people who use this drug are now -- i will quote -- alive and may have to go back to work. win some/lose some. gardisil can protect against cervical cancer. women have been using it for years. chinese government approved it for men. merck is having a problem with the chinese distribution. weird situation. the stock is well ensconced. i can't tell you how long it will take to bounce back. does that mean sell? if you are a day trader b

vietnam war, we were in the aftermath of watergate, we were in the aftermath of the assassination of bobby kennedyn kennedy, and also martin luther king jr., and we were in the aftermath of the church investigating committee in the u.s. senate that showed that the cia, particularly under kennedy's, had committed serious crimes, even of assassination. but i had kind of a groundswell of support among people who had not been involved in politics before, and that's really how i was able to prevail. mr. updegrove: but you knew that you would be the first president from the deep south to be elected since zachary taylor. you were a one-term governor from the state of georgia. what made you think you could win? [laughter] pres. carter: well, i wasn't sure, but i told roast lin again that if i only got two votes, i was going to say in until the end. this is kind of bragging now, but my tenacity was one thing, i was not about to back down even when i had disappointments. and i had several disappointments and embarrassments where i made some mistakes, but i stuck with it. at first, my only potential opponent

indeed it is happening, i know bobby kennedy, i am persuaded, he is not a liar and he has only good intentions for trying to make people healthier and happier, you really jump the shark, went as far down the tube to being an negative, senechal individual. have spent time with bobby, he told me what he wants to do, he has been vaccinated, so has his family, he wants them to be subjective to the same scrutiny every other therapy that i prescribe. he wants there to be something similar in terms of a liability of those people who produce these products, why do we have an absolute abject protection in vaccines? makes no sense, he wants to look at the journals, the influences of pharma, as he said in one of those tapes, he wants to do away with advertising on tv. is this a bad thing? i went down a rabbit hole and i thought why do we have a categorical recommendation for habitat is it be vaccines as soon as a child makes its way through the birth canal? you know where it came from? the world health organization, they have taken the position that a hundred percent of pregnant women are at risk of hepa

vietnam war, we were in the aftermath of watergate, we were in the aftermath of the assassination of bobby kennedyn kennedy, and also martin luther king jr., and we were in the aftermath of the church investigating committee in the u.s. senate that showed that the cia, particularly under kennedy's, had committed serious crimes, even of assassination. so, there was a disillusionment on the part of the american people with washington. and that was the main thing that i emphasized. i told them i would never lie to them and so forth, and i emphasized the fact that i was from the deep south. i had been out of politics and all of my predecessors had, that i was a peanut farmer and that sort of thing. and so, it was because of those volunteers in texas and other places that i never had before that never had been in politics before that i was finally elected. as a matter of fact, amazingly still to me, i ran against one of the best men i've ever known in texas, and that was lloyd benson. i beat lloyd benson 2-1 in texas, which was amazing even now to me. but i had kind of a groundswell of support among pe

vietnam war, we were in the aftermath of watergate, we were in the aftermath of the assassination of bobby kennedyn kennedy, and also martin luther king jr., and we were in the aftermath of the church investigating committee in the u.s. senate that showed that the cia, particularly under kennedy's, had committed serious crimes, even of assassination. so, there was a disillusionment on the part of the american people with washington. and that was the main thing that i emphasized. i told them i would never lie to them and so forth, and i emphasized the fact that i was from the deep south. i had been out of politics and all of my predecessors had, that i was a peanut farmer and that sort of thing. and so, it was because of those volunteers in texas and other places that i never had before that never had been in politics before that i was finally elected. as a matter of fact, amazingly still to me, i ran against one of the best men i've ever known in texas, and that was lloyd benson. i beat lloyd benson 2-1 in texas, which was amazing even now to me. but i had kind of a groundswell of support among pe

who would have thought that could happen but indeed that ish what is happening.ow i know bobby kennedydeal of time with him. i am persuaded he is not a liarr and has only good intentions.on. listen, if you get mad at someone for trying to makeng people healthier and happier, you reallyier have jumped the . you have gone as far as you can down the tube to being a negative, cynical individual. i have spent time with bobby and he told me what he wants to dolm periods family is faxed and he doesn't want to eliminate vaccines but he wants to be subjected to the same scrutiny as every other therapeutic agen thhe also wants there to be something similar in terms of the liability of those peoplewh that produce these products. why did we have absolute abject protection in vaccines? it makes no sense. o look at the journals and adulterating influences of pharma. of pharmas she is said, one of s that rolled man, he wants to do e taaway with advertising on tv. is this a bad thing? laura, i went down a rabbit will preparing for the show, why dote we have categorical recommendation for hepatitis b v

you have a series -- bobby kennedy, a series of controversial nominees.ill be some of the liveliest confirmation hearings we have seen. >> whit: might get more heated in the weeks ahead. we are just eight days away from trump's inauguration. what are the top issues we can expect him to take on right away? >> in terms of legislation, the border. legislation and executive orders, securing the border, his talk of mass deportations. second to that, certainly his plans to renew the trump tax cuts and perhaps do additional tax cuts. then you have the foreign policy realm. he has talked about having a meeting soon with vladimir putin, suggested there's been some conversations about setting that up. i will talk this morning with trump's incoming national security advisor, mike waltz. we will talk about that. what trump said this week about taking over greenland and the panama canal, maybe canada. it's interesting to say the least on the foreign policy front for donald trump. >> whit: where that could fit into this agenda as he comes into the white house again. jo

that's probably why president kennedy picked his brother, bobby kennedy. i guess you can say no to your older brother, i'm sure he would. this idea there is something bad is ridiculous. who do you pick? you pick people you know, you pick people you trust and people who are qualified. i'm glad he picked you. he knows you, he trusts you and you are highly qualified. the idea there is something wrong with that is ridiculous. let's talk about the job you are about to have here. do you support making certain drug cartels in mexico -- >> senator, i personally went to mexico and i personally dealt with these cartels when i was a state prosecutor and they are a grave and violent threat to our country. yes. >> advising president? good. now, when it comes to crossfire hurricane, are those days over if you are attorney general? >> absolutely. >> okay, laken riley, are you familiar with that case? >> sadly i am, senator graham. >> do you know why the man who killed her was released from custody? he was paroled to a detention capacity at the central processing center i

that's probably why president kennedy picked his brother, bobby kennedy. i guess you can say no to your older brother. i'm sure he would. but this idea there's something bad is ridiculous. who do you pick? you pick people you know, you pick people you trust, people that you're qualified. i'm glad he picked you. he knows you, he trust you, and you're highly qualified. so the idea that there's something wrong with that is just absolutely ridiculous. so let's talk about the job you're about to have here. do you support making certain drug cartels in mexico, foreign terrorist organization? >> senator, i personally went to mexico. i personally dealt with these cartels when i was a state prosecutor. and they are a grave and violent threat to our country. yes. >> advising the president. good, good. now, when it comes to crossfire hurricane or those days over, if you're attorney general. >> absolutely. okay. >> lake and lake and ryan, are you familiar with that case? >> sadly, i am senator graham. >> do you know why the man who killed her was released from custody

caller: one person that i really was happy about was your father, bobby kennedy because he was the bestne. your grandfather and your uncle both hesitated on civil rights. and you hang out with elon musk and bernie sanders, two of the worst people i think. also you are talking about fair housing. well, my house i have been it -- been in it for 35 years. i do not go out there spending money on anything. i am on vaccines and i've been taking them since i am 60 years old and i am 75. you can get all of these other things but if you think that any of us, especially black and brown people are going to believe what you are talking about, you have things all wrong. your grandfather and your uncle, sammy davis jr. got out and just wanted to get your uncle in office and what does he do? he would not allow them and your grandfather or your uncle to come to the inauguration ball. i do not believe that you will do anything right and quit telling people and handing them out -- and giving them not a handout. host: thank you. guest: in defense of my grandfather, you know, my grandfather has been malign

bobby kennedy in 68. we get the get out the vote use los angeles noncitizens turning out the voters of latino citizens. so it was an incredible school. and that's really where but i continue to learn the craft. that's why i say it's roadmap, not a blueprint. yes because when we discovered public, for example, that, gee, you know, it works in jordan. no, it works in japan. not because not because not a blueprint. it is a way to ask questions about your own identity, context, culture, what's the whole where's the solidarity. so that's why i say it's a it's a continual learning. it's not ever written in stone and. say more about how the craft of organizing democracy. yes, the democracy question. well because as the tocqueville writes, the knowledge of how to combine. so he was reacting to a radical individualism that was a problem. france, after the revolution and so his point was that if you don't have ways in which people can associate with one another learn with one another develop effective with one anot

so the the third party route always runs into that problem as as bobby kennedy saw this year when he was trying to figure out how to do this, i think in the first past the post system, we have. it is very difficult and there's a long history. john anderson and perot and everyone else where, as you get closer to the election, the candidate withers because people say, well, they're not going to get elected. so i don't want to throw my my vote away. and i don't see how get around that. and and i don't want to these barriers that the two parties have created in every state. you saw the democrat going after kennedy to get them off ballots. the system is rigged against a new party. we're not back in the days of lincoln where the whigs could sort of disintegrate and the republicans could come on because they didn't have a ballot access system and they didn't have all these laws created by the two major parties to keep competitors away. well, the no nothing party has come back, hasn't it? all right, we've got we've got we've got. we don't even have 60 seconds, but just ethics. we're going to

president donald trump, it may have been a great day with the avengers that they put together himself, bobby kennedyt, you have elon musk, you have tulsi gabbard, you have the entire trump, lara trump that did incredible job behind closed doors, november 5th, listen to me, folks, was the worst day ever for one person, you know who that one person was, barack obama. not kamala, barack obama. kamala is not a top 20 player on the democratic party. let me say one more time. she is not a top 20 player. barack obama was number 1. go back and think about his track record, winning, winning, winning, 2004, you know, it doesn't matter if you're black or white or if you're hispanic or you're this or that, this is about america, this is unification, boom, wins, books, making money on top of the world, face of the democratic party, goes to the all the jimmy kimmel fallon shows, george clooney, celebrity, she's the rock star, he's the black jesus for the democratic party. this was the worst day of his life november 5th. [cheers and applause] >> here is why, though, let me tell you why. look, how many guys used to

kennedy, one person that i really, uh, was, um, happy about was your father bobby kennedy. because he was the best one, grandpa father and your uncle did hesitated on civil rights and you hang out with elon musk and bernie sanders, two of the worst people, i think, uh uh, also you're talking about, uh, fair housing. well my house. i've, you know, i've been in it for 35 years, own i don't go out and spending on anything the i am uh, on vaccines. i've been taking them every since was six years old, 75, uh, didn't all the other things. um, but if you think that any of us especially black and brown people are going to believe you're talking about you got it you you've got things wrong your grandfather, your uncle sandy poor gay terrible anthony davis jr out and oh just wanted to get your uncle in office and what did they do when he would would not allow them your grandfather or your uncle to come to the inauguration ball? i don't uh uh, believe you will do anything right and quit telling people. i handed them. give them my hand up. not a hand. okay. caller thank. yeah, i'm in d

to go above the mantle and president biden selected these that are here and he has the bust of bobby kennedysar chavez, rosa parks, and i believe, harry truman over here and who's behind me? oh, martin luther king. these are the actual sculptures that are in his oval office now. the actual books that are on his bookshelves. >> and he's chosen these books? >> yes. >> let's take a look. i'm curious as to what he's chosen. >> you might be disappointed. nothing scandalous. the writings of washington, many, many volumes of those. the works of theodore roosevelt here at the top and a beautiful bust of eleanor roosevelt and then over here you'll like this, i think. this is a replica of the biden family bible that he has taken the oath of office on through every time he's been elected to office including the presidency, and so we have a replica -- >> how did you re-create that? >> it even has the wear marks. >> this is an exact same edition as the one that he has in the oval office. i wish we could take credit for recreating it, but we went out and obtained an exact copy of what he has. >> we walked