remember lyndon johnson pulling out and not running for president that year and quotes that came out ofl b. j. saying now that walter cronkite we've lost america. did that have much impact on it, you think? >> i think what president johnson said was if i lose cronkite i lose america. not sure he was convinced to lose it. of course he had. no. i don't think it had that much effect. i think there was, i mean the fight over vietnam in america was what very widespread. i don't think the opinion of even walter con kite would have turned it one way or the other. >> this next clip you've seen many times and has been talked about many times but i guess for either nostalgia reasons or the younger folks that haven't seen it, the it's the clip from

b. j.was with the orioles he used to tell the orioles pitchers that day in and day out and you would think, he hits the first look by morales, sooner or later a pitcher would respect a hitter's opinion. brian roberts gets in the one. he hits it out his tenth homerun the orioles back in it 4-2. @x@  >>> we have the lower third  the lineup here against the angels in the fourth inning. base hit, heading toward the right field corner. aybar is trying to two. here come the throw and safe. it is aybar with a feet first slide. >> there is your speed. not only does he get a good pitch to hit, he knows the play is in front of him. he is running down the first base line. he has a guy with 12 assists. he knows he throws well. what he is going to do is out run the ball. nick does everything right, pretty accurate throw, but speed. this is what the angels do oh well. makes it look routine, done it? again the bottom of the lineup. aybar was not in the original lineup and he is now 2 for 2. >> hitte

one player that we did not bring into the contract discussion was b. j. contract that crippled the franchise in terms of maneuverability. they gave p j ryan a 47 five- year contract when, at the time he had played out his options with the orioles. the next highest offer on the table was 26 or 27 million from the indians. they went 20 million above that. now he's gone. he has since been released by the cubs as welli. >> buck: obviously, that was tough one. b. j. got hurt. he had tommy john surgery but it didn't look like a prudent move at the time. scott rolen has just been depth off this team, too, to reduce the impact of his contract next year. cincinnati picked up most of the contract for this year. >> jim: strike 1 to adam jones who is hitless on the day. the difference in this game is the long balls. the blue jays have hit three for all five of their runs and the orioles who have not homered over the last four games have not yet hit one today. there is a base hit up the middle for adam jones. he is on with a one-out single. so adam now has a four-game

l b. j. knew he pushed the button and tapes were running. i assume bobby kennedy did not know but what did you think there as you will listen? >> i thought i heard an evolving position of senator kennedy's after all, he's been certainly a strong supporter of president kennedy and president kennedy a strong supporter of the war. but he was moving a way. clearly and thinking that there were other ways to achieve whatever we wanted and vietnam and the bombing and the straight wartime military tactic where is not working and were not going to do the job. >> from your oaks experience when did senator kennedy become very anti-war? >> well, i with that would say probably by 1966? 1967, maybe. but he was always moving that way. if it came down to yes or no. i think it would come down know very soon after the conversation with president johnson who was saying, we need to do political things and nonmilitary things but clearly his heart was not in that. they never did. >> well put bob in perspective. he was appointed defense secretary by john kennedy t

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