explosives were thrown at the home of the place where bobby bobby wine and therefore children states it was directly related to the fact that bobby one was trying to stop the edge limit bill from being passed but i don't get to tell you because if the boss is going to be odd moment. he started a campaign with other opposition members to stop this bill the campaign color was red so everybody was wearing grid even members of the ruling party were joining to complain the name to complain to quite a co meaning don't touch the constitution what was that much to do what to call winter when it was starting to build things who could. i would see a one mate. and the robot called me that day i dropped grenades at his house and that's where morning drove to his place. and i was there soon remembers but it came to him for him it will come to them. down then they get to people are beginning to get this real hope they. they believe things can change and indeed things can change so we just can't give up it's usually when you know that what we're doing is right has come from my children any company anything i've. said just in the face of some of

bobby bobby wine and their 4 children stay. it was directly related to the fact that bobby one was trying to talk to its limit bill from being passed but not allowed could be detected because if the bus is to be odd moment. he started a campaign with other opposition members to stop this bill the campaign color was red everybody was wearing red even members of the ruling party were joining the company they named to complain to quite a call meaning don't touch the constitution what was that got much to do what the court went to what it was that did civil things who could. i would see a one mate. i knew but called me that the adult. grenades at his house and that when morning drove to his place. as i was there several members of part of it came to console him a little come to them down then they get to people are beginning to get this real hope they. they believe things can change and indeed things can change so we just can't give up it's usually when you know that what we're doing is right if you come from the children then you can't buy anything. so it's just it's just basically just some of them are crying you're right it will be

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3 explosives were thrown at the home of the place where bobby bobby one and therefore children stay. it was directly related to the fact that bobby one was trying to talk to its limit bill from being passed but not allowed could be detected because if this bus is going to be our home. he started a campaign with other opposition members to stop this bill the campaign color was red so everybody was wearing red even members of the ruling party were joining to complain the name to complain. meaning don't touch the constitution what was that government would want to call when to do what it was started to build things who could. i was here one night. and the robot called me that day i dropped grenades at his house and that we're morning drove to his place. and i was there several members of part of it came to watch for him it will come to them down then they get to people are beginning to get this real hope they. they believe things can change and indeed things can change so we just can't give up it's usually when we know that what we're doing is right it could come from assuming any company if we have to. say it just it just feels goo

bobby. bobby had famously said i will not decide whether i will run or not unless i get the ok from jackie. that's a quote. she became his political buddha. he would go to her and make sure what he was doing it made sense and that it was not going to damage the family life, and they both had a fatalistic view of life. jackie kennedy worried bobby was in great danger, that violence and hate was permeating the land in 1968. she warned him about that but also said you have got to go for it. that way, she stayed very loyal to the kennedy family in political terms. david: let me add one point. many people thought jackie kennedy cared about fashion, the arts, renovation, her children, which she obviously did, and people thought she was not that involved in what was going on politically or as knowledgeable in political affairs as some for -- first ladies have become. it turns out when caroline kennedy released earlier that -- than was supposed to be released, the tapes jackie kennedy had done shortly after the assassination, it turns out she knew an enormous amount of things that had been going on politically and she had observations about cabinet members and she had shielded that knowledge from the public. douglas: before she got married she worked with the washington times herald, and they hired her to be called inquiring camera gi

we read in the newspapers the 3 explosives were thrown at the home yes the place where bobby bobby wayneand their 4 children states it was directly related to the fucked up but doing was trying to talk to its limit bill from being passed but not i'll get to tell you it was just buses that would be out moment. he started a campaign with other opposition members to stop this bill the campaign color was red so everybody was wearing grit even members of the ruling party were joining to complain the name to complain to quite a call meaning don't touch the constitution what was that got much to do what i went to do when i 1st started civic things look good. i was here one mate. and you know but called me that day i dropped grenades at his house. i think that we're mourning his place. and i was there. several members part of it came to show him it will come to them. down then they get to people are beginning to get this real hope they. they believe things can change and indeed things can change so we just can't give up it's usually when you know that what we're doing is right if you call for my

bobby. but teddy says, the kennedys will never turn a kennedy. that's just never going to happen. for teddy to turn on bobby. never. and they have digs at one another but kennedys never turn on kennedys. it was a miscalculation in lyndon johnson's part . george: set of funny that these two guys are feeling against the kennedys. the both presidents of the ics . but there not loved but they're both presidents of the united states they're not loved. neal: the sense of charisma that the kennedys had to draw on the better angels of the nation. one of the kennedys a right to do that or not, and i'm not sure the jon kennedy that kind of moral figure. he changes morality lit relatively late. bobby also did the same. tenant comes to the morality earliest free to make the statement that i didn't know whether to make it in this volume or volume two but we read bobby and jon into ted. it makes ted seem more liberal. mr. liberal. but i think we read is ted really was the most liberal of the kennedys back to his brothers who become more liberal in retrospect . george: you mentioned that in your first volume. at that there was a really good comment. really have a of minutes left unfortunately. but, like you did talk a little bit about all thategislation, especially the stu that nixon was interacting with them on dicare. it was interesting medicareor all was expressio 50 yearsgo. and teddy was aiming for it . in the cancer act .here's so any things that i see how the legislation was created. what gs on in the way that teddy had learned to not manipulate but do well with older senators. it even she did not agree with because it was the youngest in his family. i'm a couple of minutes abo

think that early on, he was very much inclined to let bobby do what he felt like he should do as a good career move for bobby. his father wanted bobbyto have that position. i thank you so mccarthy became more controversial and started doing more and more outrageous things. they became a problem. by then, bobby is no longer than mccarthy's employed prayed but he was so very close to him. and that creates more problems i think for jack politically. but you know that this is a very close knit family. this is not a family that screamed and yelled at each other. it say do not see at least in the records that i have seen, any particular anger on jack's part about that continued loyalty it on bobby's part . george: listened with his last question targeted i think the majority of jfk but the ideas were never vocalized or discussed by him . put in another way, a lot of the thinking remained unrevealed. therefore is a lot about jfk, the real man and thoughts and ideas the will probably we will never know. do you agree or disagree. and this gets to what we talked about in the very start about how a biography can have access to a life of a real

bobbi wyndham. hi, bobbi. [ cheers and applause ] i like your hat. >> it's me. this is me. >> jimmy: i like you. what year were you born, bobbi? what year? 933. >> jimmy: 1933. who was president in 1933? >> i don't remember. i just know i was born on abraham lincoln's birthday. >> jimmy: you were, okay, very good. >> february the 12th. >> jimmy: bobbi's challenger tonight is a high school freshman from dover, delaware. let's say hello to asea hernandes, hello. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi. >> i like your head gear too, asea. >> thank you. >> jimmy: what year were you born, by the way? >> 2005. >> jimmy: okay, 2005. who was president in 2005, way back then, do you remember? >> i could not tell you, i really couldn't. >> jimmy: we are off to a very bad start trivia-wise. [ laughter ] this game is called "generation gap" because there's a gap in your ages. i'm going to ask you each questions from your opponent's era, vaguely. if you get it right, you get points. if you get it wrong, the other person has a chance to steal and get points. you got it? all right. it's easy, just answer the questions. let's play. the first question is for you, b

who loved, but bobby, we haven't talked about bobby hit tonight. bobby would remain close, flew to wisconsin for his funeral, remained devoted to i think some ways to the end. it's partly about massachusetts politics, irish catholics constitute a large part of the electorate. and by the way interesting comparison to our own day. right to to the end, beyond the center, or at least to the center, in 54 of joe mccarthy, public opinion survey after public opinion survey showed that he had the support of roughly 40% of the electorate. i do want to draw the comparison to closely but it's interesting how even after the senate begins to move, even after his attack on the army, mccarthy, a lot of americans stayed with him to the end. but i think jack kennedy would have spared himself a lot of grief as he had instructed sorenson. he was in the hospital for legitimate reasons ask of those authors who he went into the hospital to dodge the mccarthy vote. i think that's not true. but he could have through a procedure called pairing, he could've instructed sorenson to

bobby jindal. bobby, we knew some of this would happen and appears it is happening at a very fast pace, biden is giving in to demands from the far left. talking about becerra, clearly in favor of "medicare for all," socialized medicine. he said he is absolutely in favor of it on a "fox news sunday." so what does this tell you about him? >> david, first of all, even before we talk about the important issues i want to con frat late you. since the last time i've seen you now have a beautiful new grandson. i've seen pictures, about a-month-old. my mom said if she would have had grandchildren first she would never have kids. congratulations. david: i don't know about that thank you very much, i appreciate that. >> going back to your very serious question about the attorney general's appointment or pending appointment, he does not have the management expertise to run a large bureaucracy. he has no public health background. he represents the far left of the democratic party. not just single-payer or "medicare for all." not just the fact he is out for taking away drug patents. we want to lower drug prices. that is not the way to get it done. as attorney general he defended a california law requiring pro-life pregnancy centers to ad tries for abortion. that is -- advertise for abortion. that is beyond the pale. look at the power next hhs secretary will have. under trump administration they have been aggressive bringing down short term insurance plans bringing down costs. waivers for pro-free market reforms. what i worry about, attorney general becerra, more single mandates and waivers going in the opposite direction. "medicare for all." getting rid of private insurance so unpopular, joe biden had to repeatedly promise the voters he was going not to do. he pick as vice president that is for that. he pick as hhs secretary advocating several fores advocating for single-payer system. i'm worried about the pick. i wish biden, i know he is obsessed with identity politics. i wish he would pick the best people for the job and not worry so much about the identity politics. david: i can't stress enough how important hhs is. when you combine all the public health care parts of the u.s. government, you come up to very close to a trillion dollars. if they get more into socialized medicine you go beyond that. john kerry by the way with, a 3 trillion-dollar portfolio in terms of climate change in his new cabinet post. you have all of these trillion dollar policies being run by people that have a very checkered history of running things. i mean i think of john kerry's disasterous policies with regard to the middle east and how wrong he was about the possibilities that were envisioned by trump which trump carried out in terms of the deals between arab nations and israel, something that john kerry said would never happen. i mean, these are academics or public policy people who have very little experience in the real world and when they get in the real world they very often make serious mistakes. >> david, you're exactly right. we tried this we elected a president once with obama, barack obama, who had no experience running anything. it was a disaster for our country. i fear we're about to repeat that experience again. put aside the far left ideology. the fact that you have got the next hhs second never run anything. spent career in politics. spent decades in the congress. appointed attorney general of california. i'm biased. i think the best cabinet secretaries come to hhs are former governors in both parties that have experience running these programs that have been on the front lines. you're exactly right. you're exactly right. medicare, medicare, obamacare, the department has been on the front lines of fighting covid and we'll put somebody in charge of that department who has never run any large organization, has no public health background. you can tell bide send nervous about this. well the white house will control some of the covid response. he is trying to take away some of the powers but you also hit a second point. we're seeing more and more far left appointees. biden promised he would be a centrist, more of a moderate democrat. you and i both know the appointees make decisions especially hhs. so much power there. think about the discretion trump gave the department, promote things like health savings accounts, work requirements for medication. common sense reforms to bring down the cost of health care. i think we'll see the exact opposite under attorney general becerra. david: donald trump came from the private sector there is a lot more common sense in the private sector than the public sector. i say, lest you climb out on the roof jumping off, good news to report, former governor tom vilsack will be asked to head up agriculture. i think a governor in that position would be much more to your liking. governor bobbyood to see you, my friend. thank you very much. thank you for complimenting my grandson. >> congratulations. david: we'll talk to one of the leaders of the anti-lock down movement. he is the attorney for staten island bar owner leading the charge against covid lock down measures really killing businesses from coast to coast. >> de blasio and now cuomo have told the people of staten island, new york city, and the country, that if you speak up to country, that if you speak up to the emperor you get crushed. before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn, marie could only imagine enjoying freshly squeezed orange juice. now no fruit is forbidden. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? 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bobby's devotion to mccarthy and his service on mccarthy's committee issue think that early on he was very much inclined to let bobby do what he felt like he should do and a good career move for bobbynted bobby to have the position i think at mccarthy became more controversial and doing more and more outrageous things it became a problem. by then bobby is no longer at mccar their's employ, but he was still very close to joe mccarthy. that creates more problems, i think, for jack politically, but this is a very close knit family. not a family that screams and yells at each other and so you don't see at least in the records i've seen, any particular anger on jack's part about that continued loyalty on bobby's part to mccarthy. >> let end with this rather ening mat tick question. sense the majority of jfk's thoughts and ideas were never vocalized or discussed by him. a lot of his thinking remained unrevealed. therefore there's lot about jfk the real man, his thoughts and idea, that are mystery and will probably never know. do you agree or disagree and this gets to that question when we taj about at the very start, how a biographer can have access to the life of a real person who died

they make it in this volume or whether i make it in volume 2 but that we read bobby and john into ted. >> right. >> it makes bobby more liberal. >> right. in retrospect. you did mention it in the first volume. now we only have a couple of minutes lefter unfortunately but i do want you to talk a little bit about the legislation especially when nixon was counteracting everything, medicare -- medicare for all was an expression you know 50 years ago and teddy was aiming for it. the cancer act, tax, so many things and we will leave it to the readers to see how the legislation was created but the horse trading that goes on and the way that teddy had learned to not manipulate. talk to us about that. >> we think of lyndon johnson as the master of the senate. as title of one of the volumes of robert carol's great biographers. ted kennedy was no less the master of the senate. he introduced 2550 pieces of legislation. he was the most productive senator in the history of the american senate but he didn't do it lyndon johnson's way. he had his own technique which was never to be overbearing but differential, to stroke people,

host: two questioners, went to jack see bobby's political talent and what did jack think of bobby's work for democracy committee alongside that? >> guest: he saw bobby's worth taking as a campaign manager to run a campaign in spades, the campaign is floundering. looks like he's going to lose or well-positioned and in part he is a lot like the old man. right on track, how important bobby is as a manager as a true and ultimately ruthless operative. when he sees bobby's potential of a politician it is more interesting. he became devoted to his brother. the age gap, when they were young, there is a trip in 51 which i write about in the far east including vietnam in which they become much closer. he deeply admired his brother and he should run himself for office. how he felt about bobby's devotion to mccarthy, early on, he did what he felt he should do. mccarthy became more controversial, bobby is no longer in that but he was very close, that creates more problems for jack politically. this is a very close knit family, not a family that screams and yells at each other. you don't see it in the records, any particular anger on jack's part about continued loy

bobbi. name this famous baby. >> uh -- um -- i'm not sure. >> jimmy: you want to take a guess? >> i -- i've seen him on something. >> jimmy: all right, bobbi, your time is up. asea? >> baby yoda? >> jimmy: baby yoda is correct. [ cheers and applause ] bobbive you ever seen any of the "star wars" movies? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh. [ laughter ] all right, well yeah. that's yoda. that's the guy. all right? asea, this question is for you. name this famous baby. >> isn't that the baby with like -- whose face is on the formula? >> jimmy: well, you're close. but you have to tell us which product. >> the milk product? >> jimmy: it is not correct. bobbi, you have a chance to steal. can you name that baby? >> is that the heinz baby? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no. the heinz baby? like a ketchup baby? there's no ketchup baby. >> no. >> jimmy: bobbi, did you feed your children ketchup? [ laughter ] that's the gerber baby we were looking for. all right. all right, next question is for asea. what is this? what is this? >> that right there is a jukebox? >> jimmy: that is correct, yes. [ cheers and applause ] bobbi, what is this? >> i'm sorry, i have no earthly idea what that is. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: asea, do you know what that is? >> no, for a second i didn't

thomas is here. >> bobbie thomas is beloved by all of us here on "today" and by all of you who welcomed bobbie into your homes for the last 15 years. we have watched and cheered as bobbieicturesque wedding at kathie lee's home in 2013 >> it takes a village to raise children, but to make them too. >> we prayed alongside bobbie as she publicly shared her very personal struggle to conceive. >> share the news? >> so still obviously super early in the process, but so far the news has been great and positive. >> and we rejoiced as she and michael announced after a months-long journey with ivf that she was in fact expecting. >> what is this baby going to be it's a boy >> it was here on "today" bobbie revealed she was having a little boy, whom she and michael would name myles we watched as bobbie grew into a mother and admired her ability to devote her life to myles while still maintaining her incredible career and her signature style. but it was her love for michael we admired most. >> i mean he's unbelievable. >> the light in her eyes when she spoke about him, the gratitude she displayed for having met him in her late 30s, and the qualities she truly cherished in him, loyalt

bobby in new jersey. bobby. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. gre greetings from south jerry. >> association, my god, really morgy, vintner >> caller: may landing >> not bad see you that and raise you cherry hill. what's up. >> caller: your thoughts on kinder morgan. >> i don't like pipeline companies. it's a bad complex i want to you stay away. let's go to jim in texas jim. >> caller: boo-yah >> boo-yah >> caller: i've got row dku i bought at 110. >> it's 285. tomorrow i want you to at least sell -- sell it. sell the common stock. sell the 110 then forget thaw ever owned roku. you'll never get hurt. if it goes higher you'll still make a lot and i and you will sleep better at night which is often what needs to be done. no, no, no phil in new york phil >> caller: boo-yah, jimmy chill, big boo-yah from new york. how is it going? well how about you? >> caller: the stock is going up 34% in the last month, in the last 30 days aisle calling about m.u., i pick stocks for a living. di pick a winner. >> you picked a winger, still inexpensive. i'd hold on

vans but bobby vans really did send him a bar stool but he was sitting on the favorite bar stool at bobbyk to art. >> thank you for that. what a year 2020 has been. >>> after a quick break, a billionaire making a big bet on miami real estate as companies and e chthri flock to the sunshine state we' back in two. at fidelity, you get personalized wealth planning and unmatched overall value. together with a dedicated advisor, you'll make a plan that can adjust as your life changes, with access to tax-smart investing strategies that help you keep more of what you earn. and with brokerage accounts, you see what you'll pay before you trade. personalized advice. unmatched value. at fidelity, you can have both. ♪ more than this >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." miami is there's a shift from latin america to domestic markets as an influx of residents and businesses move to florida our next guest is banking on it. joining us is the chairman and ceo and i believe this is your first broadcast interview, so welcome to cnbc. so texas has been in the news quite a bit with a number of high prof

bobby kennedy's political career. she urged bobby kennedy to run and president1964 in 1968. douglas: -- david: she was pregnant with john kennedy. jacqueline kennedy participated in a ritual we have been doing for some years, which is the first lady's outgoing give a tour to the new first lady. did eyes and our want to give a tour to jackie kennedy and if so, how did that door go? was the the problem white house by the time of 1961 was in shambles because it used to be anybody could take items out of the white house. it had gotten kind of stripped bare. i am not blaming eisenhower for that but all of the first lady's previously. nobody became a custodian of it. jackie kennedy was incredibly and to mainly eisenhower would be to all first ladies afterwards. she would visit the white house with lyndon johnson and lady bird, but later she became friendly with nancy reagan and would visit. she believed very much incivility and all first ladies needed to be, at their special club if you like. david: when she got her tour before the inauguration, did she come back and say it looks wonderful and does not need restoration or did she say we can fix it up a bit? david: maybe -- douglas: maybe we can fix it up a little bit. it was underwhelming, the door. and i say that in the way that jackie kennedy was not putting ice in our town. i come from wealth and i can make the white house look beautiful. she thought this should be repaired as a people's house as a repository for u.s. history. the arts needed to be upgraded and the objects in the white house should be administered by the smithsonian institution instead of it being done in a willy-nilly way, and she took this on because she had two children. she was not looking to go traveling with little kids, so she was in the white house a lot and it gave her a project to identify with, the beautification of the white house, and it becomes such a big event because not only does she do a first rate job. john f. kennedy did the same .hing with air force one he did this massive restoration. the white house look good, the rose garden look good. they were believers in the white house and the symbols of the presidency needed and upgrading, and of course they were so popular with newspapers and magazines that famously cbs news, evening program decided to sign ms. kennedy up to show the renovated white house to the american people because up until that point it was a closed house. most people could not imagine what the white house look like. david: that was one of the highest rated shows on tv at this time. she gave a tour of the white house she had helped restore, but where did she get the money for the restorations. it wasn't taxpayer money? what it come from? douglas: she found money around government to start instituting it. what she did was make it known that this would be a public-private partnership, that we would have a white house historical association. that is why we are celebrating her and we will make sure that the american people got educated on life at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. caughtshow had to have her by surprise. when it aired, the ratings that cvs got, television and not see anything like it. she would go on to win an emmy award for the show and it is that voice she had. that soft, feminine voice in some ways but it had a melodic tone to it. she of course always looked so beautiful in her wardrobe and fashion. became a symbol of modern sophistication. we use the word cool a lot but where jacqueline kennedy seemed cool, fashionable, cap and the frank sinatra way. said i wrote -- read jack kerouac on the road. no first lady would be that or that ae admired things modern painter was doing. she brought a sense of modernity to the white house in her persona. at the same time she was preserving artifacts of our national history. show, when she did that it was well received in part because very few people in those days had actually seen the inside of the white house because it was not something where television was that popular them. was it the unusual nature of seeing the white house that was part of the appeal or seeing her or the combination of things that made it popular? douglas: i think it is the combo, but you are asking the right question. to live inn had blair house part of the time. eisenhower got popular for camp david. attackwer had a heart and had been in denver for a while, would go golfing and flyfishing. right. in the age of television, the 1950's, nobody had ever seen the white house, what it was like and nobody had any feel for it everyonend suddenly was gazing as she led a guided tour. because of her children born so close together and she was a mother, you felt this sort of intimacy that you were seeing where the kennedys lived, and this new era of 1960's kennedy -- anything kennedy had pioneered the press conference. scott high ratings and space, with alan shepard and john glenn got booming ratings. minutesngs was only 15 of nightly news, but with the kennedys in the night house they expanded it to 30 minute nightly news cast because kennedy's work their time inen cape cod got mythologized and newport races got covered. whereame a moment in time the country was really enjoying the fact that 15 years had passed since world war ii ended, we were in the jet age and at the kennedys where this young couple with young kids and the fact that she was willing to be this sophisticated guide through the white house was irresistible must watch television at rating show that. david: remind people of how young she was when she became first lady? douglas: she was in her 30's and it is hard to imagine being a first lady that young. we think of first lady's being in their -- i think of eleanor roosevelt where you are at least in your 40's but you are in your 30's with two kids, and she did travel a lot. besides the white house restoration, which we are honoring on this particular of the things in tone and temperament we are but she was a rockstar globally. famously she-- went to france, latin america. most heads of state were interested in meeting her then they were john f. kennedy. quip aboute a famous that i think to khrushchev. they ended up gifting jackie a from one of the soviet dogs that went into space and gave a gift of the dog. the number of countries she went to. i marked them down here. it was not light. she just kept traveling and traveling and traveling abroad and became our great ambassador. timeas in india for a long with the ambassador, and wherever she went she got rave reviews. david: what was the famous line john kennedy gave in paris and what did she do to persuade the french to loan the mona lisa to the national gallery of art's? waslas: all she had to do ask. she was that popular in france. jack kennedy said everybody wants to see my wife. i am just an appendage. nobody even cares about me. they all care about her. there is no exaggerating how impressed the french were that finishingbeautiful school french, perfect french and that she had to read all of the french masterpieces, the literature i knew everything about french art. frankline, only ben had equaled that role in american history in an ambassadorial role in france was an important partner of the united states and this time, particularly with their vote in the united nations security council which you had britain and the united states usually voting together but you had china and russia sometimes together so france could be a deciding vote on security council issues. the role of nato in france. de gaulle was going to be developing his own nuclear force, france's role in africa. france was a very important country in that all of france was in love with the united states because of jackie kennedy. some oldere were buildings across the street from the white house that were going to be torn down and i think president kennedy went along with gsa's recommendation that they be torn down and new buildings rebuilt. what did she do to stop that from happening? douglas: she did not like anything being torn down. she actually did renovations and in saw some of the buildings that period of time seen as throwaway buildings, she sought they needed renovation and could have beautification. she really imagined, maybe not this moment with protest, things boarded up in front of the white house, but she imagined the area around lafayette park being brought into the white house. towas a part of washington explore and preserve in that same idea was being promoted by william douglas, supreme court justice, and when john kennedy was bit -- killed [indiscernible] and that part of washington along the mall and extended to all of d.c. an era of was beautification of federal property and federal buildings even while other neighborhoods in washington were experiencing blight. david: jackie kennedy like i culture and i think she was responsible for inviting pablo purcell to perform. without a famous evening? douglas: very famous dinner. john f. kennedy and jackie have the greatest dinners of all time . they put music at the forefront. they use to invite the best writers, poets, musicians, artists. it was a high water mark society. inaugural hedy's had robert frost read that inaugural poem. we had the pulitzer prize-winning novelist wallace egner writing government tablets. poet.anford, the great he was a regular guest. this became exciting. it is not just the restoration or refurbishing and touring the white house, but it made the white house seem to be the central place you wanted to be in the sense support diplomatic excellence, but also the sense of the power of performing arts. tribute no more fitting to john f. kennedy in my mind and the naming of the performing arts center. i know you work a lot with, but jackie kennedy is a big part of that spirit. david: toward the tragic last weekend president kennedy as jackie kennedy to accompany and to texas. why did he want jackie kennedy to come to them to texas? babyas: they had lost the in august of 1963. they would have had a third child and actually a fourth. the infant died, and she was depressed, and this trip to texas was a sort of reuniting of their marriage, rekindling to friendship, the love, the handholding to get over that loss in november was the beginning of a political season. it was a year out. texas was the all-important political state. one -- won texas. they went to texas and had a fabulous time by all accounts together as a loving couple. they were in san antonio houston for ain ,ongressman, albert delmas important for space appropriations but jackie kennedy not only spoke but she went and spoke to a latino group in spanish and she was getting cheered and everyone was commenting on how beautiful she looks. they had a big success in san antonio and houston and then they went to fort worth and spent their last night as a married couple and eight hotel there. it is commemorated, where they were and had a nice morning. then it made their way into dallas for that fateful drive in the convertible. wearusband used to have to back braces, but also she had to help him constantly with health problems, pain it is back. board so kennedy had a he could sit up straight. when you watch the assassination footage you could see he could not fall over normally because of that contraption on his back and she was wearing that pink suit and box at and that the having anybody's husband's brains blown out in front of you, and when they went to parkland hospital she wandered around there trying to see how her husband was doing at it refused to change her outfit. she continued to wear that bloody suit onto air force one and lyndon johnson would not take all from dallas without her on the plane and she -- he wanted to make sure she witnessed that swearingen that is such a famous photograph of johnson suddenly becoming president. she went back to being a grieving widow. where would jfk be buried? what are world leaders would come and mainly how do i protect my children from this particular horror. everybody believed jackie kennedy did a marvelous job of grace under pressure and that quality that john f. kennedy admired so much, ernest hemingway admired so much. she showed that quality throughout that funeral, but arlington, and after the burial she came to the white house to meet with lyndon johnson and lady bird and she had a request to keep jack's dream alive of going to the moon by the end of the decade and lyndon johnson said the first thing we are doing is renaming cape canaveral the kennedy space center and one geminireasons why the and apollo three cap aiming for the moon in 1960's is jackie kennedy wanted to see that part of her husband drove the guest dream fulfilled. david: one of the most iconic pictures of that funeral in november of 1963 it was little john kennedy saluting. who taught him how to salute and why is that pictures of famous? douglas: it is just a chiller because saluting. she was living around seeing his father saluted by everybody by the military at the salute goodbye to one's father was an image that broke the heart of america that made the country love john kennedy junior who himself died in an air crash. people had high hopes for him in politics. loss, of the isldren and the widow something about an american innocence gone quickly. books came out. kennedy allowed william manchester to write a book on the death of the president, about what happened and she tried to stop that book from coming out. she herself gave a very long oral history about her time as first lady for the kennedy library in boston, and in one as or another she helped out chief speechwriter and arthur's arthur schlesinger. she remained good friends with john kenneth galbraith and stewart udall, the secretary of interior when she was trying to heal went on rafting trips out west in the grand canyon and i know to get away, and she eventually we found herself after years of morning in helping bobby kennedy's political career but returning to her love of books and becoming an editor for doubleday. david: people forget how young she was when she was first lady. she was 31. president kennedy died when she was 34 but she tragically died at the age of 64. douglas: i thought about that today looking at her birthday. this is what we are celebrating. became a feature of tabloids in new york, probably the most sought after woman in the world. children making their marks and american life. i tend to think of her as living longer, but she died at that young age of 64 and succumbed to cancer and was never able to live that extra decade or two. i think people do not realize how young she died because she was such a young first lady that she had a bed with us as a public figure for many decades. welcome. you are muted. >> thank you very much. it was a wonderful conversation. one of the things i say i love about my job is i learn something new. we do have questions from our audience. a very ac

bobby lowe. lowe said he left deede's house between 11:00 and midnight that night, then gone to the gym the next morning. >> what possible motive could bobby lowe have to want deede either dead or out of the picture? >> there was no motive that i could determine whatsoever. >> and lowe provided investigators with two important clues. first he said while he was at deede's that night her dogs had all started barking at something outside, as if someone were lurking. and the next morning he discovered someone had keyed the side of his ford explorer, leaving a long scratch. >> which suggests what, somebody's following them on that date? >> absolutely. that's what it meant to me. >> but who was following deede and bobbywho was that angry? that act of vandalism pointed away from bobby lowe. >> i was an investigator for several years and i'd never known anybody to vandalize their own car. >> that kind of thinking is what would make it a perfect alibi. >> sure. sure. if he's sophisticated enough but his background indicated he was a well-liked guy, kind of successful himself, didn't have a lot of enemies. >> and then even as investigators looked at suspects came the news that all who knew deede had at once hoped for and feared. deede's car had been found, not at l.a.x., not in l.a., but 2 1/2 hours down interstate 5 in san diego. that silver mercedes had been parked on this street in downtown san diego for days, earning it several parking tickets. when the local pd ran the plate, it came up as belonging to a missing person. and when the trunk was finally opened, there was a body wrapped in sheets, covered by a blanket, which was itself decorated with dog paws. deede keller was no longer missing. police

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bobby kennedy's home, jackie sprains her ankle. she is tended to by bobby's friend and neighbor, dr. frank fenety. >> the way he projected compassion and warmth clicked with her, and she said, do you think i could call you from time to time? and he said, well, yes, of course. >> for the next two years, jackie calls dr. fenerty twice a week. >> she said, i'm not naive, i know that he's having a lot of affairs. she alleged that he was having an affair with marilyn monroe. and she said that really bothered her. she somehow felt inadequate. it was his role to reassure her that it was not her fault, and at the same time, he actually gave her a kind of set of talking points about how to improve their sex life. and she said it had actually improved, but he was still womanizing. >> jackie was working as a photo journalist for the washington times herald when she was introduced to jack kennedy through mutual friends. >> i think we just automatically thought they'd be good for each other. he was fun, he was very good looking, and she was intelligent and fun to be with. >> jackie kennedy took one look at jack and saw the main chance. >> but when jack proposed, jackie agonized for four weeks before accepting. >> she could see the prospect of adventure, but she could also sense danger. she knew that he had the capacity to be unfaithful. but she decided that life with him was worth it. and that she loved him. she was being interviewed three years into their marriage, which was really when their relationship sort of hit rock bottom. >> you're pretty much in love with him, aren't you? >> oh, yeah. >> jackie kennedy knew jack had been a playboy, but she had not banked upon the sheer scale. >> i said no, didn't any. >> yes, do you want to do it again? >> she couldn't say anything other than an honest reaction in that moment? >> you are pretty much in love with him, aren't you? >> i suppose so. >> by 1958, jackie had had enough of her husband's infidelities. while jack was away campaigning, she confided in her friend, walter ritter. >> jackie said, he's so badly behaved, he's away again, god knows who he's with, i just can't take it anymore. i think i have to divorce him. and my husband said, jackie, think about this, you do not want to have on your conscience that you prevented him from becoming president. >> by divorcing him, she would have ended his political career. but by staying with him, there would be a tradeoff, big her the latitude, if he became president, to do what she wanted to do. >> mr. president, the late marilyn monroe. ♪ happy birthday to you >> at jack's 45th birthday celebration, jackie is notably absent. ♪ happy birthday mr. president >> one reporter said that it was making love to the president in front of 40 million people. and this was a really embarrassing moment for jackie. >> everybody, happy birthday! >> to the extent that she that you about her husband's womanizing, she had two choices. she could stay and know that it was going on around her, or she could get away from it. and sometimes i think she chose the latter. and yet what a terrible paradox, because to leave gave president kennedy an open field in which to graze. >>> a strategic reconnaissance pilot soars overhead, the evidence unmistakable -- >> president kennedy is informed the soviet union is building missile sites in cuba. the nation stands on the brink of war. >> the president says, we're in real trouble, do you want to go away and get into a shelter? we all said, no, we'll stay with you, daddy. the same happened with jackie. >> i said, please don't send me away to camp david. anything happens, we're all going to stay right here with you. i just want to be on the lawn when it happens. i want to die with you and the children do too. >> -- regard any missile launched from cuba toward any nation in the western hemisphere as an attack. >> a lot of people were very scared it was going to be the end of our world. those generals, they wanted to go to war. >> sometimes he would take me out for a walk around the lawn. he didn't very often do that. it was his vigil. >> as soviet ships sailed towards cuba, kennedy defies his military advisers and orders a naval blockade. kennedy demands that the missile sites be dismantled. khrushchev refuses. >> there was no waking or sleeping and i just don't know which day was which. there was no day and night. >> she really knew what was going on. she was a sounding board. and they were really growing closer together through this trauma. >> as the days go by, the pressure mounts on kennedy to invade cuba, an act that would result in war. on the 13th day, kennedy and khrushchev finally break the deadlock. >> i have today been informed by chairman khrushchev that all weapons will be withdrawn in 30 days. >> nuclear war averted, kennedy presents his closest advisers with tiffany's silver calendars marked with the 13 crucial days. he also gives one to jackie. >> and finally, when it was over, he thought of giving that calendar to every member. i was just surprised that i had one. >> it was elevating her as someone he looks upon with as much respect he did his own brother, who was by his side during that 13 days. that gift was incredibly important to her, and she treasured it all her life. >> yesterday, a shaft of light cast into the darkness. negotiations were concluded in moscow to ban all nuclear tests in the atmosphere. >> 1963 had been a good year for jack and jackie. and the most important thing in their personal lives right then was they were looking forward to the birth of a third child. >> jackie was surrounded by kennedys who were having loads of children, including bobbyd gone on to have 11. the president wanted a large family, and jackie felt inadequate in that she had these terribly difficult pregnancies. >> seven years earlier, jackie went into premature labor. but jack was totally absent. >> in 1956, she gave birth to a stillborn daughter whom she named arabella. jack was away being a playboy in the south of france. and it really took somebody saying to him, you have to get on a plane and go home and be with your wife at this moment. but in 19 sxae, his mindset was very different when she went into labor. >> mrs. kennedy has given birth to a 4 pound 10 1/2 ounce baby boy who was 5 1/2 weeks premature. >> born by emergency c-section, baby patrick has severe breathing difficulties. he is immediately taken from his mother and flown to boston for life-saving treatment. >> all jack could do was watch through this little porthole in the room and see this child inside an incubator. and when it was finally clear that he was going to die, they brought him

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bobby, go ahead -- democrat president. bobby, go ahead.aller: my top political story of the year, nobody is blaming where this virus came from. --. act like it is host: we are listening. you've got to mute the television. caller: i'm talking right into the phone. storythis biggest little is nobody is blaming -- everybody is blaming trump for this virus area and the virus came from china. but everybody is trying to make money in china, and y'all are trying to hide the biggest political -- and the election? this election was rigged, and plus, y'all, c-span, ya hired scully back -- hired back after he lied about somebody hacked into his cell phone. so y'all need to get real, to. host: so where is the evidence of fraud in the election? caller: you can see it when they pulled the briefcases out in georgia. then you have a truck driver get up there and sign a waiver saying that he would go to jail if he took the ballots from new pennsylvania, and nobody will listen to him. he's just put on the back burner. a whole truckload. come on, now. host:

bobby, go ahead -- democrat president. bobby, go ahead. caller: my top political story of the year, nobody is blaming where this virus came from. --. act like it is host: we are listening. you've got to mute the television. caller: i'm talking right into the phone. storythis biggest little is nobody is blaming -- everybody is blaming trump for this virus area and the virus came from china. but everybody is trying to make money in china, and y'all are trying to hide the biggest political -- and the election? this election was rigged, and plus, y'all, c-span, ya hired scully back -- hired back after he lied about somebody hacked into his cell phone. so y'all need to get real, to. host: so where is the evidence of fraud in the election? caller: you can see it when they pulled the briefcases out in georgia. then you have a truck driver get up there and sign a waiver saying that he would go to jail if he took the ballots from new pennsylvania, and nobody will listen to him. he's just put on the back burner. a whole truckload. come on, now. host

bobby kennedy sent his time trying to get rid of johnson. >> would bobby put him in. >> this is a very ambitious young man. it's unbelievable. >> johnson didn't particularly like jack kennedy. he hated bobbydy. >> i reached a decision. it would inadvisable for you to be a candidate for the number two spot this year. he said, you decide who it's going to be? no. several that i don't think fit in. i haven't decided. >> humphrey who became the vice president after the election in '64 couldn't travel without the president's approval. they rarely gave him a jet. >> i felt he was treated by johnson the way johnson had been treated by kennedy. my understanding is his experience was not a very good one. >> mr. president, he is in the senate dining room. he is coming up. he wanted to talk to you from another telephone. >> i got your note here. nobody is in the room when i talk to you. i read that story. i thought it was my friend talking. i thought you had a severe way of expressing it. i was trying to air it out. >> i didn't either. >> you talk when you ought to have been listening. that's the problem all of us got with dogs and everything else. i read the story. it looked like it came from you a

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previously represented bobby wine seen as the main challenger to president with 70 is seeking to extend his 35 years in power a tweet from bobbywines a council had been investigating the killings of protesters last month at the beginning of the campaigning season police accuse appear of money laundering and other militias. united nations investigators have handed the security council evidence of war crimes and crimes against humanity in mali armed groups and security forces are implicated in the report which documents crimes as far back as 2012 that's when separatists in northern mali launched an offensive ethnic rivalries and violence of since spread to other regions including neighboring the. christian salumi is the un with more details from that report. it contains many disturbing accounts in its $338.00 pages about what has happened in mali since that insurgency was launched by the tar eggs in 2012 it covers a lot of ground the investigation was launched as part of a peace process in 2015 and it found a litany of war crimes and crimes against humanity by all of the main parties in this conflict the work climbs by mali and

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brian: bobby knight loves the president mutual. bobby generation of coaches george steinbrenner. that whole in your face attitude i'm going to tell you what's on my mind it resonates with the football coaches. ainsley: coaches make such difference in our lives. brian: absolutely. ainsley: hand it over to jillian. jillian: for mourns detained for sailing into british virgin island waters from. sailing into the territory's water. officials banning americans from visiting amid the pandemic. the group pleading to the illegal entry with each of them paying a $1,000 fine. today a nevada judge is expected to make a decision on a trump campaign lawsuit claims nor man 40,000 people voted twice and 14,000 ballots from were from dead voters. the governor certified the elections results last week declaring joe biden the winner. the electoral college plans to finalize the results on decembe. bill de blasio takes notice of the huge protest out of a staten island bar shut down for violating covid-19 restrictions. >> friend of the days, there was a part

opposition presidential candidate bobby wine says that one of his bodyguards has been killed by police after being deliberately want to this picture shows the 2 men bobby wine is on the right the bodyguard who died is on the left the incident happened while winds convoy was taking a journalist who was wounded by police to seek medical help the military police say that he fell from a speeding car the f.b.i. says the man suspected of setting off a bomb in the u.s. city of nashville died in the explosion officers started to search the premises of 63 year old anthony worn out not long after a motor home blew up early on christmas day the explosion injured 3 people and damaged around 40 buildings john hendren reports now from nashville federal investigators say the nashville christmas bomber worked alone and died in the blast rocked the world country music camp. 2 days after the bombing in one day after federal investigators identified 63 year old anthony quinn warner as a person of interest. in the mysterious man who blew up his motor home in several blocks of downtown nashville anthony. warner is the bomber he was present when the bomb went off and that h

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