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 industry by then so i remember i reached out to kitty and asked her about that and she said i remember that. it is somewhere in my archives. i do room ever that. and jackie never sued or demanded a retraction, which i thought was quite t

and she sit bobby, i am not going to do that. your wife is angry and depressed. ill. i included that because that is right out of the kennedy playbook 101. when a woman, even if it is you're a wife, the mother of your children becomes inconvenient to you, call that mentally ill. call them crazy. lock them. even if it's just for a little bit to get them contained an out-of-the-way. in out-of-the-way. so when this is the second wife of robert f kennedy jr. who recently ran for president of the united states, correct? >> correct. and the latest sex scandal he's been party to, the former start political reporter at new york magazine olivia was revealed to have been involved and what was termed like a digital affair and online sexual affair with bobby. he tore right out the same playbook pretty saidai she was crazy, olivia was crazy and obsessed with him. her behavior was stock irish. i heard the stop and thought stt immediately it's reflexively this is what theyho do. see what you quote her as saying i did not get the r employee handbook. >> guest: that was carolyn c

[crowd chanting "bobby"] amazing.oon after -- i can't even i believe i have to say this, nearly assassinated in pennsylvania last month, bobby called me to express his best wishes. he knows firsthand the risks incurred by leaders who stand up to the corrupt political establishment. and when you stand up, you bring on some trouble for yourself, but you have to do what's right. you have to do what's right for the country. we are both in this to do what's right for the country, that's one thing i can tell you. he lost his father and uncle in service to our country and bobby himself was subject to repeated threats to his safety during the course of his campaign while being denied protection by the harris/biden administration. and this is a tribute in honor of bobby. i am announcing tonight that upon my election, i will establish a new independent presidential commission on assassination attempts. and they will be tasked with releasing all of the remaining documents pertaining to the assassination of president john f. kenn

and this is a tribute in honor of bobby. i am announcing tonight upon my i will establish a new independent presidential commission on assassination attempts. and they will be tasked with releasing all of the remaining documents pertaining to the assassination of president john f kennedy. and they will also conduct a rigorous review of the attack last month. but i tell you, i have never more people ask me, please, sir, release the documents on the kennedy assassination and we're going to do that. and i also want to salute bobby's decades, work as an advocate for the health of our families and our children. nobody's done more millions and millions of americans who want clean air, clean water and a healthy nation have concerns about toxins in our environment and pesticides in our food. that's today. i'm repeating my pledge to establish a panel of top experts working with bobby to investigate what is causing the decades increasing chronic health problems and childhood diseases. including autoimmune disorders, autism, obesity in

there's the curse of bobby layne. >> bobby layne, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah.the next season they traded him to the pittsburgh steelers because they just didn't want to deal with him. he was a drinker and partier. and on his way out of the lions' locker room that very next season he turned around and said, "this franchise won't win for 50 years." and he underestimated the time it would take. [ laughter and applause ] you know. so -- a couple of years ago peyton manning had this show called "peyton's places" where he would get celebrities and talk about sports. he called up and said, "you want to go to ford field and try to break the curse of bobby layne?" so we did this little comedy bit where we get a bathtub in the endzone of ford field, we dip a helmet, whiskey. i read a proclamation, "i hereby, by break, break, the curse, curse." [ light laughter ] i do the thing. >> jimmy: bobby, bobby layne, layne. >> you know. comedy with peyton, good night, see you later. so the episode with peyton airs october 30th. they're 1-6. the next -- they win eight out of the ne

and this is a tribute in honor of bobby. i am announcing tonight that upon my election, i will establish a new independent presidential commission on assassination attempts. and they will be tasked with releasing all of the remaining documents pertaining to the assassination of president john f kennedy. and they will also conduct a rigorous review of the attack last month. but i tell you, i have never had more people ask me, please, sir, release the documents on the kennedy assassination and we're going to do that. and i also want to salute bobby's decades of work as an advocate for the health of families and our children. nobody's done more. millions and millions of americans who want clean air, clean water and a healthy nation have concerns about toxins in our environment and pesticides in our. that's why today i'm repeating my pledge to establish a panel of top experts working with bobby to investigate what is causing the decades long in chronic health problems and childhood diseases diseases, including autoimmune disorde

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

i want to bring back in bobby.king with us as this breaking news and new details have come in. your thoughts as the president-elect has talked about the criminals coming in and also the new details on the investigation. your thoughts, bobby. >> sure, it impacts the president-elect's statement that a plate reader in eagle pass sees this car coming in from mexico. now we have a problem with the border. this is maybe a border issue. people have been warning for years about the open border and possible terrorism coming in. we don't know the origin of the person driving the truck, whether he was a foreign national or u.s. citizen or connected to international groups. we now know that the weapon basically used was that truck, came across the border. you know, with a u.s. license plate, it may have come across anyway, even with tougher border controls. but we don't know that yet. certainly we do know the weapon was brought in from mexico two days ago. that impacts the investigation. they already know that it came across.

bobby l kennedy. bobby kennedy is one of my true political heroes and i miss dearly.carry on the sacred efforts all began. today, to congratulate you on all have accomplished grateful for the work you have for generations to follow. stay engaged and never give up. always. from people's house and patriots before us to watch. iic asked the military to read citations for this year's medal of freedom arteries. [applause] [applause] the presidential medal of freedom awarded to andre. arrived in america with little money and big dreams over the course of three decades he mastered his culinary act and renowned restaurants that spin culture anden cuisine and bring people together. providing meals people left in the wake of natural disasters and war. should there is a seat for everyone at the table. [applause] [applause] [cheering] the presidential medal of freedom awarded as lead anger of youtube, for the most successful rock bands in history and changes to world. poetry and protest and rejoicing is composed piece and civil rights. as a humanitarian he lives up living in pove

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

bobby, let me start with you. what does this law do on the 19th.yer said that tiktok would go dark. >> , yeah on january 19, apple and google will be legally forced to remove tiktok from app stores. that means new areas can't download it and byte dance will not be able to send the updates. that means it's not going have any cloud support that's going to be a huge problem for all of the people taking videos, commenting trying to use tiktok because lit cripple tiktok's infrastructure. >> what were they focused on? >> they were focused on the two reasons that congress and the administration had given to justify the law as -- as bobby just stated it. that had to do with the fact that the chinese government through its very close alignment with bite dance the china based owner of tiktok may engage in covert content manipulation as well as its collection of the data of private citizens, americans about 177 million americans and their contacts and use both of those to undermine national security. >> there was also a first amendment argument, wasn't there?

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

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former arts champion bobby george has told what he wants from the match. playing now, i mean, he played well last year, but this year he's even played better. he's won a lot of tournaments, and i've been watching him go through all the people he's played, and he's averaged over 100 every time he's played at someone. and he hasn't come unstuck at all. but he's playing michael, and michael obviously has the experience. he's been in the final four three times. he's won it. i think he's been in the final couple of times and lost it. but the young boy's got no fear. i think he can outscore michael, give him chances at shots out. i think he's got more power in his scoring than michael. so that's quite important. unless he doesn't hit nothing tonight, but i can't see it. he's hit 36 1805. so if he hits another 414, it's 15. the sport's changed by obviously, the throw that you're playing on, the lighting is perfect. they're wrapped up in cotton wool. most of the top players now, they've got their own room. they've got their own dressing room. we used to change in

bobbi, thank you so much for being with us. if you would, take us to last night. >> thank you for having me. >> yesterday, we had a wind advisory. and i had gone out, it was very windy. but as the night went on, it got crazy windy. and we live a couple of miles from eaton canyon. we actuallyive well near that mcdonalds you showed. and we could see, it never comes our way. so we were paying attention. we were cautious. we went out to our porch, because our blinds were slamming against the window. and things were going everywhere. smelling smoke, which we had never done. we closed our porch door. and then we noticed, we could still smell the smoke in our house. we've never been evacuated before. we got our dogs. my dad who passed away, was a wood worker. and i gathered up my favorite items that he had made and we came out to our business. we don't have friends in los angeles. luckily, my husband and i own a comedy studio in los angeles, which was an hour away from the fire. we brought the dogs. thought we were evacuating from smo

retired fbi special agent bobby ciccone, thank you very much for being with us. frank, i had asked you what you anticipated hearing from the president of the united states, some details from the president about the investigation. what stuck out to you? >> i think it's more important to focus on what he didn't say than what he said. he didn't say that there is no more threat to the public. he rather said that they are continuing to rule that out. so that's significant. and similarly, he didn't say emphatically there is no connection between the las vegas event and the new orleans event, but rather that there is nothing yet indicating that because of this is very much fluid, very much ongoing, and he promised that as he got information on it and could be briefed on it, that he would share it with the public, which i think is essential. >> always, bobby and frank figliuzzi, listening to what was not said, and the fact that that often says more than what our elected officials are able to say in these moments, given the tension between information sharing and the frag

. >>, so, so excited about this working on 40i9 years i found people bobby kenji, jr., dr. discussions, with leaders, what exactly does make america healthy look like 60% have an kroic disease 20% kids on prescription drugs a third adolescents prediabetic making america healthy starts with knew trugs healthy nutrition eating 500 calories tomb everyday we need to emphasize the quality of those cal rooz on the back end americans will save if you want your health insurance premiums to come down if you want me to save medicare we need to make america healthy starts with healthy any transitioning dr. oz and i bobby, jr., are working what on that policy looks like i think starts with redoinging the dietary guidelines, then what policy can we do to help bring the for affordable fresh fruit vegetables from farm to folks as well so i am excited. maria: it is like head-scratching to see some elements that are banned in europe, that are perfectly fine in america for our children to eat. >> you think 70% health determinants determined by which you eat environment as well. right now he

bobby chacon and tom verni we'll have to leave it there. thank you both so much for coming on on this second day of. thank you sir. >> great to see you again. >> good to see you too. all right. house speaker mike johnson gearing up for a fight again to keep his gavel tomorrow. does he have enough support to stay speaker and brace yourself for some bitterly cold weather. we're tracking the arctic plunge on the way for millions of people. and meghan markle celebrating the new year with a return to social media. >> i lay on my back frozen, thinking the darkest thoughts and then everything changed. dana said, you're still you and i love you, super man. >> the christopher reeve story coming in february on cnn. fire it up, randy. >> that's how you make like it never even happened. >> happened. servpro. see you tomorrow. >> hi, grandma. i played baseball today. oh. >> that's great. >> what position did you play? >> first base. >> that's what grandpa used to play when our hearing wouldn't allow us to use a regular phone. >> it made us feel isolated

and let's bring in cnn national security analyst juliette kayyem and retired fbi special agent bobby chacon. bobby, to start with you, we were just talking about this with paula, that the new orleans mayor is calling this a terrorist attack. an fbi agent told reporters that it wasn't that. there's. so there's obviously this messaging issue here. but bottom line, this is an act that caused terror in new orleans. among these revelers yes. >> and i think what paula highlights is that we don't have a comprehensive domestic terrorism law. >> and that's why the charges at the local level and as a lawyer myself, i've lectured on this. the charges themselves have to be kind of piecemealed together. and a lot of us call for a comprehensive domestic terrorism law, as we have on the international terrorism side, but we just don't have it on the domestic terrorism side. so it's really kind of a like like paula said, an esoteric legal, legal argument. but certainly the sack of the fbi could have been more clear and said, look, we don't know if this is terrorism yet. we are looking into it instead

she invited me too moderate for her and bobby and las vegas at eight reclaim america tour stop. have never moderated anything. so i was like okay because it looked, there is a very, very fine line. it's almost indistinguishable. maybe there isn't one between fear and excitement. let's take a roller coaster for instance is that exciting or scary? right? i was a little scared to do basil excited to do a pride never left fear when in those moment. it's after my racing career that i realized that it is in those really challenging moments where i have to push myself that i actually come alive. because so many people, if they are unhappy it's not because they truly are unhappy. they're just not doing enough of what like them. sometimes it's challenge and sometimes i decided to tell just fine but i moderated for bobby and tulsi. i mention this path goes very quickly. a couple weeks later i was asked to moderate for jd fans all by myself in north carolina. again i was like wow i've moderated one time now. [laughter] but i said n yes. he is an awesome human being but we have insanely goo

so, i am excited about bobby and tulsi and disclosures and food improving, medical improving.'s just so many things that i think are going to improve and i think we are truly entering the golden age. and i'm-- what a time to be alive. i actually said that when covid happened, what a time to be alive. the amount of stuff that we've seen and the amount of exposure that we've seen has landed where we are and i think we've heard a few talk about it, but if he if would have been effected the second time, we wouldn't have the scenario we have now. we'll get so many things done. so exciting. i'm going on and i need to wrap up. i want to say how important that it is that there's a push for this, but family. i'm where i am today because my mom, my dad, my sister and the nuclear family is something that's been-- they've tried to tear apart oefr over the last few good years, we're not having it where rights are taken away from parents for children who should not be making those decisions. the moore we could get-- if we could get to extended family living, that would be great and what cul

. >>> joining us retired fbi agent bobby ciccone.t things ready for tomorrow night? do you think this is a good idea to have a big event in a city where they're investigating ieds and safety to the public and a very recent terror attack and the possibility of more suspects? >> yeah, well, it's difficult to say. look, if there was no other consideration, sure, i would say just put the game off, move it to another city. but, you know, so much goes into it that comes into play, beyond just that. i think right now, i mean no one's worried about inside the venue. that's locked down. they've swept that. they're worried about outside the venue, number one, somebody getting into the venue or more likely someone like this who's going to hit a soft target. hopefully what they're doing right now is changing up the in indegrees and how they will bring people in that's where people gather before you get to a [unclear] to somebody's who's going to scan your ticket. you're outside that perimeter and people are gathering outside the security and the

you heard it here first from bobby george on bbc news.g brightly above a crescent moon. the planet was visible to the naked eye from the uk to the us, turkey and china. venus is often called the evening star or morning star because, when it is prominent, it appears like the brightest "star" in the sky. here you can see the crescent moon and the planet venus straddle a cross on top of quebec baptist church in ellaville, georgia. in turkey's capital, ankara, the moon and venus are seen together alongside the kocatepe mosque. in the uk's whitley bay, a shining waxing crescent moon glows with venus to the right. and in other parts of the world, more astronomical delights as the quadrantid meteor shower continues, captured here in the night sky over the great wall of china. this is pepys in use. the weather story is on the change. the met office has issued an amber weather warnings because we are likely to see some significant disruption later on today for both snow and ice. there are two main areas. snow and ice across wales and the midlands.

bobby, what is the white house role in all of this? well, i think at this point, as you said, they've been briefed, and i'm sure that they are indicating to the officials down in new orleans that every asset available to them from the federal government will be provided, whether it's police, whether it's atf, fbi, whoever can help out with the situation, military, perhaps, with respect to what may be going on later today or continuing into the mardi gras time. i do have a big bit of confidence that everything will go well tonight if they choose to play the game. the nfl stadium there, the nba stadium, which is right next door, both of those entities and sports leagues take security very seriously, and both have a very robust security apparatus that's in place for every game. so, if they do choose to go forward, i'm pretty confident that both of those venues will be in good shape for this evening's festivities. >> everybody, thank you so much for being with us. as we continue our special coverage, please stay close. we'll have much more

bobby, what from the president's remarks stood out to you? >> i think he hit every tone. he could only do so much and he probably knows more than he can say right now because he has to protect the integrity of the investigation. he's briefed on everything so he walks a very fine line, but i think that him -- he was very strong in saying that every resource will be put toward this and the fbi is in charge, and they will get every resource they need to do this. so that really struck me, that the tone of the strength of his support for law enforcement, that they're going to do everything they can and if the fbi needs anything, they just have to ask for it. i think what struck me was his ability to say, where this is not an isolated event, we may not know yet. i think he assured the public, i think that sometimes we don't give the public enough credit, and i think that he was honest enough with the public to say, we don't know yet whether this is a single isolated incident. we don't know yet whether there's more of a threat out there, and i think that the public knows them th

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

i want to discuss all of this with bobby chacon. he is a retired fbi special agent and former leader of the fbi dive team. good to have you with us. as we continue to go through so many details here. so there is a search underway, apparently at this hour at a property that is connected to the suspect in the new orleans attack. you know what is so troubling is that so many who've talked to cnn about the suspect say that there was really no warning. sure. he had, you know, some issues, some personal issues, some domestic issues. but to go to this extreme, i mean, in terms of the kind of profile that the fbi is building of him right now, what do you think they're looking for? >> well, i mean, they're going to build a profile from any kind of personal documents. he kept diaries, journals, things like that online. now, a lot of that stuff is online. any type of messaging services that he put out, talk to people. he may have talked to 1 or 2 confidants, where he's more revealing of himself. so they have a lot to look through. they'll also