what was bobby kennedy up to? well, the voter education project just wasn't happening in, mississippi. it's a great question. i'm not quite sure except i know that they weren't getting the protection that bobby had promised. and that lack of protection that he had promised was then sending. moses into a direction that bobby really didn't think this thing was going to go so backfire. yeah. okay. thank you. don't you dare? that's okay. istory. well from time to time here on american history tv, we like to look at what we call history in the news and one of those historic topics that is part of our current political debate is the senate filibuster. where did it start? where is it going? should it remain in its current form? well joining us to help look at the history of the filibuster is scott bomboy of the national constitution center in philadelphia, mr. bombboy. how long is the filibuster been a part of the american? political system

what was bobby kennedy up to? well, the voter education project just wasn't happening in, mississippi. it's a great question. i'm not quite sure except i know that they weren't getting the protection that bobby had promised. and that lack of protection that he had promised was then sending. moses into a direction that bobby really didn't think this thing was going to go so backfire. yeah. okay. thank you. don't you dare? that's okay. join us next weekend for more lectures and history with university of minnesota professor sage mathew who teaches a class about how the us viewed itself as the defender of democracy yet face criticism for how it treated its own dissenters and minorities during world war one american history tv is on social media follow us at cspanhistory. well from time to time here on american history tv, we like to look at what we call history in the news and one of those historic topics that is part of our current political debate is the senate filibuster. where did it start? where is it going? sho

what was bobby kennedy up to? well, the voter education project just wasn't happening in, mississippi. it's a great question. i'm not quite sure except i know that they weren't getting the protection that bobby had promised. and that lack of protection that he had promised was then sending. moses into a direction that bobby really didn't think this thing was going to go so backfire. yeah. okay. thank you. don't you dare? that's okay. join us next weekend for more lectures and history with university of minnesota professor sage mathew who teaches a class about how the us viewed itself as the defender of democracy yet face criticism for how it treated its own dissenters and minorities during world war one at least six presidents recorded conversations while in office here many of those conversations on c-span's new podcast presidential recordings season 1 focuses on the presidency of lyndon johnson. you'll hear about the 1964 civil rights act the 1964 presidential campaign the gulf of tonkin incident the march on se

bobby, that miss tight with you.he russian invasion at least by the assessment we're getting in the west started with some very aggressive, was working on three different axes. but in the last day or so, it seems that the war has slowed to a near stalemate, perhaps. or the advance is not going as fast as the russians certainly had hope. and there seems to be significantly more optimism around the ukrainians changing the dynamics on the battlefield. perhaps not entirely, but certainly changing what would have been an all out assault. and it no longer seems that kyiv is a lost cause. do you think, is my optimism a little bit on warranted here? or what role do you think nato's unity is playing in this? >> well, it's clear that the ukrainians are standing and fighting in a way that the russians vertically did not expect. we probably thought that it will be rolling all over kyiv, even now as we see, that hasn't happened and he's also been reckoning in the west. he thought that the west would remain divided. the fact ukrai

bobby knows how to grow hay. when we had to cut budgets last year, bobby was given a new task. grow vegetables for the honor farm. he was so successful that someone accused him of having two green psalms. it is an occupational hazard he only has one thumb. i digress. bobby donated his access produce to jenny's grow a little bit extra program. bobby raises food, but he raises self-esteem. the inmates that tended to the garden have come away with an interest in farming and a chance to lead productive lives. that is another example of state employees do, they go above and beyond. bobby is here today, would you stance we can recognize you -- stand so that we can recognize you? [applause] the first lady and i have not been idle in regards to agriculture. we have engaged across the sector to promote our industry and look forward to doing even more in the years to come. as ranchers, we know how critical water is to our lives. water in wyoming is sacred. we need the ability to stand our ground when it comes to protecting it. the ongoing drought has raised the stakes over water rights i

bobby kennedy vigorously argued against it. and then by '68, bobby did come out as the great hero of civil rights. johnson thought he was two-faced. >> i've been suffering a terrific onslaught by bobby kennedy. they got a lot of money in and they have martin luther king. >> bobby thinks he will get the nomination. >> dr. king basically sees the war and the massive expenditure for the military effort in vietnam providing an obstacle to his broader social justice agenda. >> today we are fighting an evil, unjust war in vietnam. and our leaders have neither the courage nor the maturity to admit that we made a mistake. it's time for president johnson, mr. rusk and all the others around washington to admit that we made a terrible mistake in vietnam. one of the greatest mistakes ever made in history. >> dr. king is becoming a much more forthright critic of militariarism, capital i, and the capacity of the united states for change. >> these things hurt johnson. it was a tremendous development. in many ways, a tremendously sensitive man

bobby kennedy came down to talk johnson out of accepting the vice presidency. >> no question, bobby thoughtn said sex and jealousy get people to do more mean and nasty things than any two other factors. there was certainly jealousy there on bobby's part. >> the democratic party nominated senator john f. kennedy for president of the united states. and for vice president, senator lyndon b. johnson. the party united behind its candidates. >> i think had lyndon johnson not been on that ticket, jack kennedy would not have won that election. i just don't think it could have happened. >> as vice president, johnson is very much an outsider. not part of the camelot mystique at all. looked down on by the kennedy team. >> i would say that lyndon johnson was the most qualified vice president, certainly in modern times. >> the only man who was a member of the house, a member of the senate, a minority leader, a majority leader, vice president. and a president of the united states. that is a wealth of experience. >> i wish i wasn't here. i don't know what i can do about it. all i want to do is be a good p

see it, bobby, i'm now jeff. so good, good luck. i don't know what to say. go when up us of the boy up us. ok. though they get, what's the fucked up? was our michigan paid up. well, but they did the bip delta, but they put it like that. i latisha, deluca tillman, and us kind of look at the grid. smooth is, did their poll closest leave you with for minute nesmith mancha? we're most so now when it goes but will not focus newly so that i had with with ice cream out unless you're small i from all those in favor about about a day. so i'm over lots a day so that he just rhonda duncan with child who's on the so when the out of this bill. yeah. was michelle got us get children nestle now the word bus go to muslim, and now i bought on my son don't live on boma with you blow. it should be this is a, a, a, a, a ah rational, irrational, craig, is a threat to the security of all your again continents. that is why we took action to strengthen our security. well, we have seen that during the last year is the moral start to russia illegally annexing. try me young on continu

yeah, because they see it. bobby, i'm now jeff. so do you talk? i don't know what to say. go when up us of the boy up us. ok. though they get what's fucked up was our michigan paid up. well, but they did the bip delta, but they put it like that. i latisha, deluca tillman, and us kind of look at the grid. smooth is dedira poll, closest with them for minute nesmith mancha. we're most so nothing when it goes but will not focus really so that i had with with ice cream out unless they're small, i small with them on a day. so i'm over lots of day so that he just wrote it down as a child who's been given. so when the out of this bill was not showing up us, you chose my child nicely kiss the wood bus go to muslim. and now law bought on my son don't live on boma with you blow, it should be is a a, a, a, a ah rational, irrational, craig is a threat to the security of all your again continent. that is why we took action to strengthen our security. well, we have seen that during the last year is the moral start to russia illegally annexing. try me young and continuing to d, stabilizin

taking place in many of us in bobby's public schools. had a master al jazeera had at a former president of 100 us one, orlando hernandez has appeared at his 1st extradition. hearing united states swanson handed over for allegedly engaging in drug trafficking and others was arrested at his home. on tuesday, the left office less than 3 weeks ago after 8 years as president, scientists have determined a ro rocket expected to crash him to the moon. next month was built by china not space sex. astronomers previously thought the out of control rock had been launched by elan mosques. company now they believe the rocket that is going to hit the moon on march. the 4th is a booster. used in the 2014 chinese space agency launch. astronomers sale the mistake highlights the problem with trying to track objects in deeper space and also fears of collision and debris clothing space in december, china had complained to the un thing it's astronaut, sad to maneuver their space station out of the way of to space ex starling satellites, us rejected those alle

but to go back on the path of negotiations, dosage bobby reports now from russia's defense ministry says these are some of its troops, which had been positioned on the border with ukraine. they're returning to base after finishing training exercises by me or venture. and as the training comes done in the troops as usual, will march back to their home stations, units from the southern and west military districts that completed the tasks already have started loading on trains and motor vehicles. and they will start moving to their home basic individual units will march on their own in military column. while this raises hopes, the tension could ease between russia and ukraine. there are still large scale, military exercise is taking place. and it's not clear how many units are being pulled back. use of the troops draw down came just as the german chancellor. all of shots arrived in russia for talks with president vladimir putin who said war was the last thing he wanted, the linear even the by at the do we want war or not? of course we don't. and it's for that reason that we have submitted a

we are completely committed to our mute to the mutual de bobby hawkins and elliot. and i ensured to listen to those in eastern europe who worry about their own security, a little door trips president clinton must not underestimate our resoluteness. we will defend the nato territory on the basis of our collective security guarantee, inch for inch your mind and women. this absolutely certainty in taking a country into ukraine. the will that we have as an alliance is to defend this country as we would defend ourselves. we want to build the oldest of the german armed forces. a has already expanded its support for the eastern european later partners. and for this important signal, i want to thank the german ministry of defense, lithuania, where we are leading the response task that we have increased our troops. and in romania we have expanded our air pollution trip as well. we want to set up a new task force industry, backyard. our navy is helping with additional ships when it comes to ensuring and policing, the north sea and the mediterranean. and we are prepared to be

back at her house and muran reminds her every day of her son, bobby lee was said, he would be happy seeing us continuing what he started us and, and what he believed in my favor sat so alice and it would make him even happier seed he'd been getting democracy, so this is on by the link. the truth is, is that people are still dying. that is very tragic. will issue that we will succeed. i'd go and this will make him very happy. listen, the name is adding, louis said harry far duleigh says she will continue to join other protesters in their goal of democratic change for some done. she says they owe that to the many people who have paid the ultimate price. ah, like many other countries, israel has also east corona meshes, unvaccinated people once again and now to visit restaurants and cinemas bumps. the 5th wave is still impacting hospitals since the early morning. yeah, early on has been on duty on a cove at ward, an elderly patient needs oxygen and some comforting boards. a coven. warts at this hospital in tel aviv are extremely busy. isabella. there are a lot of cases seen because we have ne

oh bobby, she might, i, nagra was very good. i think it's a bad thing. romania is not under threat on, under any circumstances. from neutral former nato has already stationed up to 4000 troops in romania, 900 of them. are you as service members with additional forces on their way? the americans are doubling the number of soldiers here on board, dera gerald ferdinand. the crew is gearing up for new missions. we don't talk politics. they say we're here to do our job. whatever it takes, the dentist and economy has almost completely collapsed since the taliban to control many of the country's pers, communities, especially the children, are suffering from a lack of food. so weeks hardy, i had nothing to eat. her mother could no longer breast her and the family couldn't afford to buy milk. 14 days ago, they brought her to this hospital and cobble cut off with us because she was much worse before. here she's fed milk every hour and she can keep it down to the the family situation has severely deteriorated in the past few months. then i

they find themselves and bobby, i mean, we focus on stock markets. ah, transactions being done and us dollars, sanctions on oligarchy and banks. how does all of this filter down to the every day russian person? well, that it's hard to know what russians exactly feel, because it's so hard to get accurate. pulling out a rush, and i'm ready to start, rush and know from experience not to talk too much to court holsters, particularly russian bosses because they're worried about expressing themselves free. but there are plenty of other indications. i'm russians are. there's a run on dollars. russians a queuing up to try and get their hands on foreign guns at it's not a good size. a rock. there are sporadic eruptions off anti war protests and all sorts of places including st. petersburg, hooton's own hometown in a country where any kind of protest involved enormous risk, the fact that people are willing to go out into the streets and call for an end to war. the just a very, very strong feeling. and then of course, we are hearing in social media as well, fro

women front and center focusing the lime lights on the fight for their rights and those of others. bobby corners is a woman on a mission. one that might seem impossible that will see or take on the us government . and when and last reasons movie robbie a corn us versus george w bush tells a romanticized version a true story. that of a german turkish mother seeking justice for her son moved that innocently detained in guantanamo. the man in guantanamo zits is to when you are detained in guantanamo this mo perspective can often august, no hope pro. it's kafka ask look. and so i was lucky to meet marat's mother revere an enchanting, wonderful, cheerful woman who is also funny, leaves full not to whom offered to follow. mentioned captain brings all those adjectives to life and it's her stellar performance that turns this story of david and goliath into a hard warming tale about the boundless power of motherly love. phyllis nod cinematic directing debut call. jane introduces us to a clandestine women's network, providing safe abortions in 1960 s, chicago, a distant past. one might believe. i

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oh bobby, she might, i, nagra was very good. i think it's a bad thing. romania is not under threat or under any circumstances happens when we drove for more. nato has already stationed up to 4000 troops in romania, 900 of them. are you asked service members with additional forces on their way? the americans are doubling the number of soldiers here. but many among whom he has political elite would like to see an even large in nato contingent in the country, resembling those already in place in the baltic states and poland. senator t. tooth color ziann says he believes strengthening nato's posture here would benefit all allies, liaison need to deter the russian law. the sushi asked me in military terms and to car, sorry they thought the east of like of natal that me saw so much stronger military presence off of the allies on the royalty, tory on board there at joan ferdinand. the crew is gearing up for new missions. we don't talk politics, they say we're here to do our job, whatever it takes. and a reminder, now the top story we'r

well, the good we saw bobby, i don't know. well i don't know if you can join us. got it. i mean the only job we can finance fee on that is i'm not you know that the i do i do on the got a not going with that which all go in there. it'll get there you know, like on where no banking with that i can throw in that i am sure people on day are feeling what we're doing over here and out. you need to leave this country because you are a threat to the community. i was talking to my wife a person who was born here. somebody we weren't offering it because i wasn't what they're talking about. my phone. i do not a citizen. they were protecting my phone by taking me away from them. protecting my sister. my mom was protecting that's what i was there today. ah, let me the me me little is more distressing for a woman than a month 20 pregnancy going horribly wrong aside from then being punished. boy el salvador strict devotion laws have seen women incarcerated for years. some say their only crime was a devastating stillberg, an empowering story of one woman's struggle that ignited a moveme

suddenly they sounded like bobby kennedy jr. pretty. pretty much all of them. covid history into a religion are now calling for a total abandonment of all corona restrictions. open everything, the time to end pandemic restrictions is now. believe it or not, that was a headline on the atlantic's website today. amazing. so even if the atlantic can give up on covid restrictions, obviously the pandemic is over. you should know this virus has killed, not by science, but by the midterm election. it turns out the only real cure for covid-19 is the political ambition of the democratic party. and by the way, that's fine beard we will take it. yes, every up site a downside. they are going to emerge from their apartment for the first time in two years, it will be loose on the streets. you're going to see them at whole foods again shoveling along with her tote bags looking anointed. that is bad, but it's still worth it. anything to make the insanity go away. we are also looking forward, and the question is, how do we guarantee that nothing like this ever happens again? pre

bobby decordova—reid pulled one back, but fulham couldn't rescue a point.tball management with reading, it's the first time since 2014 ince has been in the dugout. ince will take charge alonsgide academy director michael gilkes, after veljko paunovic was sacked today, despite their first win in 13 games. reading are currently 21st in the championship, one place above the relegation zone. in the scottish premiership aberdeen�*s new bossjim goodwin was frustrated by motherwell. his side took the lead in their match at fir park. but they couldn't hold on as mark o'hara struck in the second half to secure a share of the points for motherwell. elsewhere there were wins for hibs and stjohnstone. celtic and rangers play tomorrow. elsewhere, there were wins for hibs and stjohnstone, and a draw for managerless st mirren at livingston. leaders celtic play tomorrow, as do 2nd placed rangers. wales have not long kicked off against belgium, for a place in the final of the pinatar cup in spain. they beat defending champions scotland last time out. the scots bounced back

i want to thank congressman bobby rush for his tireless efforts in bringing this legislation forward and all the others who paved the way for this today. i urge my colleagues to support this legislation and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 55. as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona is recognized. >> i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 3-s of house resolution 8, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings are postponed. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from the district of columbia seek recognition? ms. norton: i move that the house suspend the rules and agree to the bill h.r. 2142. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 2142, a bill to designate the facility of united states postal service located at 170, man hat -- 170 manhattan avenue in new york as the indiana

. >> that's all the commitment and all the statements that kennedy made, bobby kennedy made, and i would be the first american president to put my tail between my legs and run out. didn't have the courage to stand up. of two other presidents. >> for lbj who had been kept out of decision making with regard to vietnam, he believed he had no choice but to keep on kennedy's secretary of state, dean rusk, and what they wanted to do was stay the course and continue kennedy's legacy with regard to vietnam. >> it was being presented to the american people that this could be one of the dominos that might fall, that if we don't stop the communist in asia, we might have to stop them in san francisco. >> as a congressman he had seen the domino theory play out in europe. in world war ii. >> he was confident that if he capitulated in vietnam, there would be a domino theory through southeast asia. >> what he wants is to hold the country together. i'll win in '64 and stand in vietnam in '65. the most great of these is the great society, and he could have both, but he would not accept the notion that he

i'm on auto body, bobby. oh, it was lottery again. why do you brown color? but they let on said of course he said well a full load of passengers earns ja, cool. $52.00, which will help him provide for his 6 children. his eldest son, dow does what he can to help the buck almost every day. well, lover, don't flatow, shall you validated with a damp entry. dow is still at school, but he helps his dad during the holidays, even though it's not his favorite pastime. some federal up in burgundy novel or not so nice not plead elijah did as you look with the man the not by the again bill done yet. it was will be love, i'm you are. this is no one about me in the j. be glad to be ne, i not back with school. it just is there have been. yeah. don't ask you a lot of our way. now with you did all the living, our network is in the bathroom has got more dennis, if you honestly. 1 we are live, although he does everything he can to help his father down does not really want to take over the truck driving business. but he may not have much of a career choice. despite ivory coast

my media v e a r i n e a ha, will me, bobby, with bay making so put out of every month that you're put on we do usa whenever you're, you know, have you know what actually yeah, what, no, no no, no modules. why does one, is it less you and this one dependent on monday, put it a little bit by they say, then they own both. so let them know people say, so when we look sick, i know in those is a super, super important consider. well, let's just wait till they come by soon, but ok, i meant the concern about him was in this will not take up to the bit of them and that's not the case implement if we that island or not get the new c had to get a yeah, i, i thought lisa bought a lot of a yeah, yeah, but i'm a fan of no more than a phone up and you think he thought but ah . ringback ah ah ah i thought a better i so it will be there i let's say one though philip. i promise we will send her to a rescue center where she will be safe you can have another chance of being rehabilitated and to be 3 in. ready a . ready when we came to this place, it was different what different it was, have been strange