kennedy on a collision course." start at the end if you would. right when nikita khrushchev learned john f. kennedy had been assassinated he cried. why? guest: it was one of the marvelous interesting in my judgment fascinating aspects of nikita khrushchev that he had a dream and the dream was that if he could sit down with an american president, he figured that he and the president could solve all the problems of the world. all he needed was that opportunity. and he got that opportunity only once in june of 1961 in vienna when they met at the summit, the summit that was greeted with enormous expectation and ended in the deepest disappointment. and khrushchev took it into his mind that he wanted to somehow or another take kennedy to the cleaners, he was going to get his way, he wanted to rewrite the strategic balance of the world which favored the u.s.. he wanted to favor russia, the soviet union and he did have that moment with kennedy which led to the cuban missile crisis, which led the world to the edge of a nuclear war. afterward, they reached an agreement on an atmospheric nuclear test b

and the change of presidencies, what was his view coming in of john kennedy. guest: gre questions, a historical questions. in 1956, i arrived there in january. khrushchev had been essentially the boss only for about a year or 18 months. it took a year or so before he could establish his position following stalin's death in march of 1953. so khrushchev wanted very much by 1956 to say to the russian people and to the world that russia is now changed, it is no longer stalin's russia, it is now khrushchev's russia. and delivered a very famous secret speech, i believe it was february 24, 1956. and he summoned all of the leaders of various communist parties which had been meeting in moscow at the time to come back to the kremlin in the middle of the night because he wanted to tell them his view of stalin. and his view of stalin was very negative. but because he had ruled for 29 years, he was a legend, if you spoke one word against stalin you could be killed. and what khrushchev did was in this one speech destroyed the myth, the legend, the fears that surrounded the

host: john kennedy on the floor of the senate. that was wednesday. this is today's op-ed page of "the wall street journal." "the left didn't always love usaid. "it may look like a cherished agency of political progressives but has often faced opposition from centrist liberals. many vocal left-leaning groups behaving as though usaid is an apolitical agency would have employed a more thoughtful multifaceted assessment in decades past. tom nicholson is the author of that piece, the head of a global health nonprofit who points back to the critics of the new left movement of the 60's and 70's who criticized usaid for its nefarious actions, deeming them politically subversive and manipulative. in 1965 the new york times reported the level of funding to india was contingent on india importing certain products likes fertilizer from u.s. companies, an example of the so-called tied aid from the u.s., with usaid support for dictators attracting opposition over the years, the agency generously supporting many authoritarian figures and regimes in countries from z

the border czar tom home end, senator john kennedy, senator ted cruz. levesque ramaswamy and white house press secretary karoline leavitt will join a straight ahead. it was a big day at the white house. every day is a big day at the trump white house. a flurry of activity from the trump administration is unlike anything we've ever seen. nothing but shock and all in the media melting down. democrats melting down which makes it fun. we were witnessing what is a transformational presidency in the making according to donald trump. border crossings now down 93% and he's only getting started. in just the past 24 hours, mexico caved in the face-off of trump's tariff threats. agreeing to send it 10,000 members of mexico's national guard to secure their side of the border. crackdown on fentanyl and smuggling. canada also caving, little justin agreeing to list mexican cartels as terrorist organizations, appointing a fentanyl czar and participating in a joint strike force to combat crime at our northern border to becoming bigger and bigger every day. keep in mind

. >> i talked to senator john kennedy, who told me that there was too much focus on the process part of it, and not enough on the actual spending. i talked with senator john cornyn, who said that he appreciated the influence, the positive influence that elon musk was having. and i talked to or attempted to talk to senator tillis of north carolina as he was heading into a committee room, and i asked him whether he had had any discussions himself with the white house about any concerns about elon musk and doj's access to treasury payment system or opm personnel files or usaid. and he said, why would he need to be in touch with the white house if he doesn't have any concerns? in just a few moments ago, katy speaker mike johnson said he was actively texting with elon musk in just the last hour and was encouraging him to keep going. so for all the lack of details we have, elon musk essentially has the green light here effectively from the white house and republican lawmakers on capitol hill. >> can you tell us a little bit more about who elon musk is using to help him with this? who's surr

meanwhile, louisiana senator our friend john kennedy is also working to save your money. he introduced a new bipartisan bill last week to end all government payments to deceased americans. that would be a good idea here. now, senator kennedy, louisiana, congratulations, super bowl, all eyes on new orleans and your great state, sir. congratulations. >> thank you. sean, let me say first, sean, that it's kind of cool having a president again. let me try to put all this in context for you. i like omelets. i mean, i really like omelets. i could eat an omelet at every meal i like. ham was better than sex. no, not not not really, but you get the point. i like omelets. you can't make an omelet without breaking some eggs. now, president trump ran for office saying, i'm going to review every single penny in the federal budget. now, how are you going to review the spending in the federal budget without reviewing the spending? and that's what mr. musk is doing. now, my many of my democratic colleagues and some of the tofu eating wokerati at the usaid are screaming like they're part o

and the reason i want folks to listen to john kennedy is because it had to do directly with elon musk and usaid and the effective crippling that elon musk and doge have done in at usaid. take a listen to kennedy. >> some of my colleagues are screaming like they're part of a prison riot, that this is unconstitutional and wrong. and they're very process driven. in my opinion, they should be substance driven. by that, i mean, the central question here is, what were we spending taxpayer money on whether the president had the authority to do it and the allegations that musk is copying down everybody's social security number? i think that's a distraction. >> whether he has the authority to do so. elon musk and the president and suggesting this is a conversation that shouldn't be about process, of course, as the congressman could attest to so much of over the decades of american governance has been very much focused on the separation of the branches and understanding that congress does have not only oversight of agencies departments, but also the congressionally appropriated funds must ultim

with that we bring in john kennedy, louisiana senator. what was your reaction as you watched this longer than usual, freewheeling press conference with the two foreign leaders? >> number 1, i find it refreshing after four years where our president wouldn't talk to anyone. number 2, i was paying especially close attention to what the president had to say about reviewing spending. i think it would be fair to say president trump is dug in like a ticket. he's going to continue. he ran on this issue and said i would review the spending. i don't know how you review the spending without reviewing the spending. no fair-minded person can doubt the president of the united states has the authority to review spending in the executive branch. he has delegated that authority to elon musk. a lot of my democratic colleagues and most of the members of the tofu crowd are very upset and screaming like mosque stole their dog or something. but one thing they are not talking about is what mr. mosque is finding. just at the usaid he found hundreds of millions a

i would really hate to see john kennedy as a dentist. "all right, stay right there.heck these chompers out. just gotta get 'em out to give 'em a look! that one seems fine. let's go to the next one. oh, well, don't worry. ya know what you don't need teeth for? omelettes. you're gonna be fine." it's not just our government, another treasured american institution is having to take drastic measures. because due to shortages, waffle house is adding a 50-cent per egg surcharge. well, if there's one thing i know about waffle house customers, it's that they'll handle the news with grace and aplomb. i'm told we have live footage of a customer learning about the egg surcharge. >> they still -- [shouting] >> stephen: this cost of eggs could hit the company right in the ol' napkin caddy, because waffle house serves 272 million eggs per year, making it the most-ordered item, surpassing hash browns and waffles. wait a second. are you telling me waffles aren't the top product at waffle house? next you're gonna tell me the best selling item at cracker barrel isn't crack! i just feel

because you're not john f kennedy. you should have a conversation. it's something he would often tell us. you should want to have a conversation with the audience. and so i think that's what america fans are looking for. and so that doesn't necessarily meet the criteria of what we consider sort of, you know, quote unquote, great oratory. i'll give you one example. at the recent convention, the speech given by tim walz was widely praised as as a very effective speech. but when you think about what he did, he just sort of came out and had a conversation with you. he wasn't he wasn't yelling. he wasn't trying to deliver something for the speeches. he was for the ages. he wasn't clearly he wasn't trying to, like, say things that could get into memorials for for the rest of american history. it's like he was sitting there with you over a cup of coffee telling you who he was, what his values were, what he wanted to do for the country. it was a conversation. and so i think a lot of, you know, that's sort of what the american

host: john kennedy on the floor of the senate. that was wednesday.his is today's op-ed page of "the wall street journal." "the left didn't always love usaid. "it may look like a cherished agency of political progressives but has often faced opposition from centrist liberals. many vocal left-leaning groups behaving as though usaid is an apolitical agency would have employed a more thoughtful multifaceted assessment in decades past. tom nicholson is the author of that piece, the head of a global health nonprofit who points back to the critics of the new left movement of the 60's and 70's who criticized usaid for its nefarious actions, deeming them politically subversive and manipulative. in 1965 the new york times reported the level of funding to india was contingent on india importing certain products likes fertilizer from u.s. companies, an example of the so-called tied aid from the u.s., with usaid support for dictators attracting opposition over the years, the agency generously supporting many authoritarian figures and regimes in countries from zai

. >> john kennedy. yeah, but kennedy was saying it to his secretary. >> no, no, he. >> was swimming pool. >> he's in the. >> swimming pool. >> what? too soon? >> yeah. >> ask not if you'll like this too. >> i guess this is one of those things where it's like, i have a hard time. really hard time. like getting my heart strings going for violent criminals. and those are selena. gomez's pals you're. >> talking about. >> but the thing is, is i'm. you know, i do differ from some republicans on immigration. i don't see any need to spend money deporting people who are contributing to our economy for, for example, that's one of the ways i differ. but when you talk about violent criminals, i don't see the controversy of or even the, the anger and the need to get them out of here, and also people who aren't contributing to the economy. we only have. so i mean, the amount that we pay in taxes, it's like we have this incentive to have all these people come here. these things make sense to me. i don't i don't know, l

griff: well, and the politicalization of the fbi that you talk about, nicole, that, senator john kennedywhat he said, listen. >> for better or worse, either in reality or perception, in modern times the fbi has been politicized. it started with mr. james comey. and so did peter strock. and so did lisa page. and so did michael sussman. so did attorney general garland. it's got to end now, clean it out, but lift it up in accordance with due process and the rule of law. griff: do you agree with that, nicole? >> i 100% agree with cincinnati kenn senator kennedy. and i noticed the weaponization when james comey came out and said no reasonable prosecutor would charge hillary clinton, and was out of his lane and a prosecutorial discussion and operation hurricane after that. fbi one,ed good, fine men and women of the fbi are disgusted by the politicalization of the fbi and they want to make sure those negatively impacting the fbi are held accountable, but those doing the honest good work, they need to continue to stay in place, do the right thing, hold the line and keep americans safe. we are at

this is senator john kennedy from louisiana.e is a spineless jellyfish of a human who loves using a folksy analogy to make everything sound simple and fun. >> i like omelettes. i really like omelettes. i could eat an omelette at every meal. i like omelettes better than sex. not really, but you get the point. i like omelettes. you can't make an omelette without breaking some eggs. >> jimmy: unfortunately, what that old woman didn't mention -- [ laughter ] is that we don't have any eggs. this is the grocery store down the block from us. no eggs. can you imagine if joe biden was still president, there weren't any eggs in the store? trump would be screaming into an empty mcmuffin right now. [ laughter ] the waffle house, they have a 50 cent surcharge per egg now. i never thought i'd live in a time where they'd be surge pricing on eggs. this is going to be a tough easter, kids. get ready to start hunting swedish meatballs. [ laughter ] super bowl lix, the philadelphia eagles and kansas city chiefs -- [ cheers and applause ] is sunday

we'd love to get your reaction the what senator john kennedy agreeing with you.my -- many of my if democratic colleagues and some of the tofu-eating woke-arat the i -- [laughter] at the usaid are screaming like they're part of a prison riot because they don't want us reviewing the spending. but that's all mr. musk is doing, and he's finding some pretty interesting stuff. elizabeth: so i don't -- let me back up. the u.s. debt is at $36 trillion. the interest costs on the debt now is bigger than the budget for the pentagon. >> right. elizabeth: we pay for that in higher the taxes, higher inflation, higher mortgage rates, and democrats don't see any problem with any of what we just talked about? >> well, liz, to things that the democrats are selling, you have to understand this is existential for democrats. the two things that they are selling are, one, big government and, two, identity politics. and both of those things are very unpopular. the public wants to see this outrageous debt and deficits of $2 trillion a year, unlike anything we've ever seen, they want to

bear in mind, this was greeted by john kennedy and early 1960s as cold war tool to spread american valuesd it had its heyday after the fall of the berlin wall, bringing create economics to the former soviet bloc countries. but then it kind of drifted and became purposeless. as lucas was just reporting, what is this to make a grab bag left liberal agenda items. and i think it has gotten so bad, it really can't be reformed. it has to be ended. >> todd: critics will say usaid leaves a void that china and russia are going to fill. you are an expert on national security. will getting rid of usaid make the american people less safe? >> absolutely not. in china and russia are not going to waste their money on this nonsense. what it does, but it has done and what it has become so extreme is actually it undermines us. they are doing this in a lot of regions that are quite conservative socially. latin america, parts of africa, the middle east, for example. what we are actually doing is alienating hopeful locations and that is where china and russia can step into. speech of the president will talk t

by the way, this brings us smaller size since john kennedy was president.great idea and not the first time a president has done it and already. bill clinton, last time a surplus. >> sandra: this can work and be effective, got it. i know you will have more on the show. meanwhile, this is what we are hearing some in congress including senator warner warning for federal employees that might consider buyouts. listen. >> i've been saying all the federal employees, be aware this offer. i don't believe it has been funded to. i don't believe donald trump has any history of ever paying his bills. and i fear federal employees may be marked later potentially without any compensation. >> sandra: so, that is is a warning. i don't know. obviously, we got 40,000 people to take it. >> i think a bigger warning would it be that job's report comes out. we will get that -- 18,000 jobs more added to the economy that existed. people know what is going on on the ground. put a finger in your ear and figure out what is happening but don't listen to senator warner coach i would tell

. >> that is republican senator john kennedy speaking yesterday and this morning, the wall street journal is reporting that the president's team is weighing new executive orders to move toward completely dismantling the department of education. and sources also tell cnn the department put dozens of employees on paid leave this past friday. cnn's rene marsh has much more of this reporting. joining us from washington. what are you learning, rene, about these moves against the department of education? >> kate. good morning. yes. at least 75 employees, career employees at the department of education, have been placed on paid administrative leave. and that is according to the union that represents career employees at the education department. and that number is a low ball number, an estimate because it does not include employees who are also impacted but are not union members. now, many of them learned via email and then their work email accounts had been suspended. we do know that they will be paid for an indefinite period of time. the department of education, in a statement to cnn, said that

you know, following this lunch, john kennedy, a republican from the state of louisiana, said in his natural lifetime, in my natural lifetime, he was never going to be voting to make sure that u.s. taxpayer dollars were going to rebuild gaza. so i think that that is one area where you can expect that there is going to be a lot of questions in these private meetings, but obviously, this is an opportunity for republican lawmakers who now control both the house and the senate to have conversations with benjamin netanyahu, given some of the rocky relationship in the past between the biden administration and netanyahu. >> lauren, thank you so much, as always, john. >> with us now is congressman tim burchett, a republican from tennessee. congressman, thank you so much for being with us this morning. how much would you be willing to pay for gaza? >> well, i think what the president is saying is, first of all, you've got bomb disposal that has to be taken care of. america has some of the best bomb disposal privateers in the world. our construction engineers are the best. our electricians are the bes

. >> as president john f. kennedyny years ago, geography has made us neighbors, history has made us friends, economics has made us partners, and necessity has made us allies. that rang true for many decades prior to president kennedy's time in office, and in the decades since. from the beaches of normandy to the mountains of the korean peninsula, from the fields of flanders to the streets of kandahar, we have fought and died alongside you. christian: we will get reaction from the canadian side later in the program. over on this side, the european union is mourning the u.s. president a block will retaliate if he imposes tariffs on eu goods. german chancellor olaf scholz said the eu was strong enough to react to any u.s. trade levees although the goal he said should be cooperation. overnight, president trump said that u.k. was also out of line on trade but hopes something could be worked out. sir keir starmer has traveled to brussels tonight to be in talks with a reset on the european union. our political chris mason ha

as president john f. kennedytory has made us neighbours, history has made us friends, economics has made us partners and necessity has made allies. rang true for us allies. that rang true for many decades to many decades prior to president kennedy's time office and in since. from the the decade since. from the beaches of normandy to the mountains of the korean from of peninsula, from the fields of flanders to the streets of kandahar, we have and alongside % alongside you. 77 alongside you. during your died alongside you. during your darkest hours, the darkest hours, during the iranian hostage crisis, those 444 days we worked around the clock from our embassy to get yourinnocent your innocent compatriots home. summer of 2005, during the summer of 2005, when hurricane katrina ravaged your —:: = -z of new orleans; of new orleans,ror great city of new orleans, or mere weeks ago we sent mere weeks ago when we sent water bombers to tackle the wildfires in california. during the day there world stood still, september11,

as president john f. kennedy said many years ago, geography has made us neighbor's history, has made us friends. economics has made us partners and necessity has made us allies that rang true for many decades prior to president kennedy's time and office. in the decades since from the beaches of normandy to the mountains of the korean peninsula, from the fields of flanders to the streets of kandahar, we have fought and died alongside you. during your darkest hours, during the rainy and hostage crisis, those $444.00 days, we worked around the clock from our embassy to get your innocent compatriots home during the summer of 2005. when hurricane katrina ravaged to your great city of new orleans or mere weeks ago, we sent water bombers to tackle the wildfires in california. during the day, the world stood still september 11th, 2001. when we provided refuge to stranded passengers and plains, we were all was there standing with you, grieving with you the american people together we've built the most successful economic, military and security partnership. the world has ever seen a relationsh

serie de cambios, afectando la agencia creada para funcionar de manera independiente en 1961 por john f. kennedyego las oficinas principales cerraron y el secretario de estado, marco rubio, dijo que estarÍa liderando la agencia. segÚn elon musk, quien lleva el tÍtulo de empleado especial del gobierno liderando el departamento de eficiencia gubernamental. la agencia debe ser desmantelada mÁs allÁ de los trabajadores afectados. decenas de paÍses. en 2023, la agencia gestionÓ mÁs de 40 mil millones de dÓlares en asignaciones y proveyÓ asistencia a unos 130 paÍses. entre los principales beneficiados ucrania. pero la ayuda tambiÉn en amÉrica latina. colombia, por ejemplo, ha sido uno de los mayores recipientes de la regiÓn, pero tambiÉn haitÍ, venezuela y mÉxico, con programas como una alianza para la identificaciÓn forense de personas desaparecidas. los fondos, ayudando tambiÉn en investigaciones sobre corrupciÓn y violencia para combatir el narcotrÁfico, enfrentar la violencia de gÉnero y enfermedades, ademÁs de alentar instituciones democrÁticas y mejorar la seguridad. el presidente trump ha lanza

the us agency for international development was founded by president john f. kennedy. in 1961, bringing disparate aid programs under one organization during the hottest days of the whole war, rivalry with the soviet union, sending aid in the form of food, technical experts and loans was seen as a way of extending us influence. stopping the spread of communism and thereby keeping markets open for us corporations. this is a very, a powerful source of strength for us. it permits as to exert influence for the maintenance of freedom. if we did not, we're not so heavily involved. our voice would not speak with such a bigger, you know, way usaa id was the successor of the marshall plan, under which the us funded the rebuilding of western europe after the 2nd world war, which succeeded in keeping those countries from turning communist over the decades . the agency ship hundreds of millions of tons of food medicine and medical equip. analysts say with us a cut off china will benefit for china. a pretty good is a good number one priority. it is west strategic members live. it is

love the concept, but they turn out to be a radical left lunatics. us a id was established by john f. kennedy. in 1961. he signed an executive order which created it as an independent agency. but it's coming to the cross. hes a billionaire. he loan mosca, department of government efficiency, a task force, but via one of trump's executive orders. us a i d, 's website has been taken down and then noticed placing roughly 10010 employees on administrative leave is all that remains. as the announcement met with anger on the streets of washington, dc and promises of cortex. and the key issue with mux actions is that it's happening in this zone that we could best describe as a gray legal zone, or perhaps more accurately described as a zone of illegality. so he is effectively shutting down an american government agency that requires an act of congress. it's a question that keeps cropping up with an act of congress to do away with us, say id or you believe you have. i don't know the way of not when it comes to fraud . if this for are these people are lunatics and it would, if it comes to fraud, you wo

we can't forget what happened to john f. kennedy in 1961 because he also stepped on some big toes. if he resolved professor donnie shaw from the city university of new york's international at 1st school. thank you for your time this weekend as well as on no, the is really prime minister has left sally for you for washington to meet with donald trump before his plane took off. benjamin netanyahu said he would try to convince the u. s. president to help redraw on the month of the month, which the decisions we made in the war of already changed the face of the middle east. our decisions and the courage of our soldiers redrawn the map. but i believe that working closely with president trump lift and redrawn even further and for the better, i believe that we can strengthen security, broadening the circle of these and achieve a remarkable here of, of these students that comes out to hurry from bostic remarks. but donald trump saying it would be best to quote display not the entire gallons a strip, some is really officials champion seminar plans. you may recall at the start of the war whe

mean, again, we make little jokes because bobby kennedy, his cousin, is caroline kennedy, the daughter of president johnf kennedy, their cousins, and who wrote a scathing letter because bobby is trying to get confirmed. now he's before the senate saying that he used to put chicks and mice in his blender to feed to his hawk, and that he and that she. and then also he was addicted to attention and was a predator. what republicans call presidential. and. but. and you know, this is his first cousin. and she put this in a letter to the u.s. senate. you think your thanksgiving is uncomfortable? all right. we've got a great show. we have max brooks and dan jones. >> milo's rewards week is here, and so are some of our biggest deals. members save up to 40% on hundreds of items in store and online because you're a big deal. so join for free today and save now before rewards week ends. >> 20s a week to lose 20% of your weight in a year with diet and exercise. that's the power of glp one through ro. ro helps find the medication that's right for you. based on cost, availability, and your weight loss goals. losing we

we make little jokes because bobby kennedy, his cousin, is caroline kennedy, the daughter of president johnf kennedy. they're cousins. and who wrote a scathing letter because bobby is trying to get confirmed. now he's before the senate saying that he used to put chicks and mice in his blender to feed to his hawk, and that he and that she. and then also he was addicted to attention and was a predator. what republicans call presidential and but. and you know, this is his first cousin, and she put this in a letter to the u.s. senate. you think your thanksgiving is uncomfortable? all right. we got a great show. we have max brooks and dan jones. >> kobe the making of a legend. next saturday at nine on cnn. >> hi. hi. >> chocolate fundraiser. >> with the chase mobile app. things move a little more smoothly. >> champion. i'm the champion. i'm number one. >> deposit checks easily and send money quickly. >> oh! >> i'm the champion. >> that's convenience from chase. make more of what's yours. >> subway's got a new meal of the day with chips and a drink for just 6.99. or if you're big hungry, make it

it was 64 years and about a week ago today, just days before his inauguration, president elect john f. kennedy spoke right here in this chamber. in this moment i think of his words, his words which are now inscribed on this rostrum. he talked about what service requires of all of us. courage, judgment, integrity, dedication. those are the values that must guide us in what must be a resolute focus on what people need and how

had with lower taxes and better economic growth, you could -- i'll include john f kennedy. >> i agree and reagan, even little bit bill clinton who signed on to a capital gains tax cut, then to donald trump. they are abandons can laffer curve at their own peril. >> you know i believe that lower tax rates equal higher revenue, i spend my life trying to show everyone that is the case. >> that is how i met you. >> i learned from you the master. larry: grover norquist in the beginning years ago. >> right, now but, i am talking to the members, trying to understand about they are coming from i don't think they have abandoned laffer curve on the right, they say, we need more spending cut, we need to see what elon musk is doing with doge, and see what scott bessent wants to cut on fraud he just -- just said about fraud on the show, and can we put it to a package? the tax cuts expire on december 31. i think we want a bill done before july 4, so there is no overhang. but we time to get this right. and i wouldn't just throw cold water on it right now, this is first step, moving something through

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that's who's in charge of president kennedy's creation right now. tonight, pete morocco from john f kennedy to pete morocco, all in donald trump's lifetime in a nation of laws, pete morocco would be powerless tight. and president kennedy's law would still be delivering life saving aid around the world. leading off our discussion tonight is congressional historian norm ornstein. he's an emeritus scholar at the american enterprise institute, and e.j. dionne, an opinion columnist for the washington post and a senior fellow at the brookings institution. he is a government professor at georgetown university. and, norm, let me begin with you. and there is there's so much happening here and so much coming at us that i don't want to target a question for you. i want you to. just air out with us what you've been thinking about as this has been happening. >> you say. >> that of all the powerful introductions you've given on this. >> show that. >> i think is the most powerful and the most chilling, and that is where. >> we are. >> right now. and it is. >> a putsch. >> in progress, occurring

intelligence agencies until today to come up with a plan to declassify the remaining sealed files in john f. kennedy's to give the americans the truth after six decades of secrecy. this morning more than 60 years after president john f. kennedy was assassinated riding in a presidential motorcade in dallas, intelligence agencies are supposed to deliver a plan to the white house outlining the public release of the remaining files in the case. >> i think there is definitely revelatory material in there. >> reporter: investigative urnalist jeff morley has testimony from another cia official that remains heavily redacted and letters jackie kennedy wrote to lyndon johnson, along with four interviews from 1964 to a historian. >> jackie kennedy and bobby kennedy are known to have privately not believed the official story of the assassination. >> reporter: for decades fueling conspiracy after conspiracy, even though the vast majority have been public. was the cia involved? did lee harvey oswald take his orders from a foreign government? theories believed to this day, even though multiple investigations and the

the power to shut down the agency. , this agency was created by an executive order signed by john f. kennedy being. if it could be created by an executive order as it was, it can be undone by an executive order and the president has all the legal authority he needs to do that very that doesn't mean that foreign aid ends, it means that as marco rubio is suggesting and the interview earlier in this program that it would be administered otherwise by some other agency or taken t the state department, with whic it is supposed to work cooperatively. this may be not quite as much a everyone is saying. >> the baffles, the democrats foresee, there is even a senato saying all state department employees are going to be put o hold as far as he is concerned until it's up and running again. and, usaid's employees are saying this hurts foreign polic overall, take a listen. >> a shutdown of work that is predominantly disaster assistance. it is global health, people are being harmed as we speak. >> these are some of the insane priorities that that organization has been spending money on. $1.5 million to adva

if you'll remember, john f kennedy was the one that invented the laffer curve in the 1960s. and said it would raise more revenues and it did raise more revenues under kennedy, especially on the highest income ownerrers. they did it -- earners and should be called the kennedy curve and called the laffer curve. but the democrats should embrace this because this was brought into policy by the democrats and it's just wrong. larry: i wrote a back on those one time. >> you sure did. it was great. you did a great job on that. larry: senator moreno, happy to have you on. you want to generate, resuscitate and rehabilitate the automobile. with that in mind, you'd favor tariff diplomacy. >> we make 4 million cars in canada and mexico sold here in the united states of america. the impact on dayton and youngstown and lorain and toledo is devastating and these communities were gutted and great industry cities with good, high paying american jobs. we shipped them to mexico. we have to reverse course. we won world war ii. because in the midwest we made a lot of things really fast. >> is the

you know, not just republicans, if you remember john f kennedy was one who insinvinvented the lafferevenue its did, under highest income earnings it should be called kennedy curve, it is not but the llaffer curve, democrats should embrace it, it was brought into policy by democrats in 1960s but no they go the other way against their whole history, whole based knowledge. they are going against everything that is science. larry: i wrote a book on those kennedy tax cuts. >> you did. larry: senator bernie moreno. >> you and brian did a great job. larry: thank you senator bernie moreno happy to have you on, you want we resuscitate automobile industry, i would think thank you want too favor mr. trump's tariff diplomacy. >> we make 4 million cars in canada and mexico that are sold here in the united states the impact on dayton and you toledo we shipped them off to mexico we have to reverse course, we won world war ii, because in midwest we made a lot of things really fast. that industrial capacity is a national security imperative that sports with auto industry -- 12 starts with auto indust