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bobby kennedy didn't like that. >> robert kennedy had been -- when he was 35, the -- j. edgar hoover had been since 1919. >> 1924. hoover took over the f.b.i. and bobby was born in 1925. >> at what point do you demonstrate this hatred for one another? >> the conversations between these two men will sear the hair off the back of your neck. >> where do you find those? >> right in this book. >> i know that but where did you find it? >> in the f.b.i. files and justice department files and the declassified documents. >> how did they know that? >> how did -- >> wherever it is. how did the material get its way on the paper? of their conversations? >> their conversations are transcribed. kennedy white house tapes. there are johnson white house tapes. just as there are nixon white house tapes. and everyone at the justice department was witness to this. >> and somebody would run off and do a memo for the day or something? >> and bobby kennedy tells lyndon johnson after president kennedy's assassinated, bobby stays on as attorney general for a while. and he says i had no relationshi

. >> bobby kennedy, as attorney general, was hoover's boss.obby kennedy signed the order authorizing him to bug martin luther king. why bug martin luther king? because hoover convinced kennedy that the man was a communist threat. >> you make a case for some empathy to hoover's concerns even though he obviously went way beyond what i think most of us would think was reasonable in trying to zealously defend america's security interest. what is the em pathetic case fo someone who is often painted as a full caricature? >> he wasn't a rogue elephant. second of all, there were real threats and there have been real threats ever since before world war i. there are people who want to blow up individuals and belie buildings and to alter or abolish the united states. >> there is a quote you have in terms of their relationship. nixon tells him he doesn't want to just bug and wire tap and break into the houses of targets, nixon wants hoover to break into the houses of targets without sufficient warrants, but he turns nixon down. so what does he do, he gets

we had a loose on going to the bobby kennedy's office a whole host of you for folks said we need you for the drug going to the arrow. that would be driving for a nation. hopefully that it doesn't get to that kevin thank you so much for coming on the show that was kevin powell he's an activist and author of barack obama ronald reagan and the ghosts of dr tang. well more controversy this week surrounding the practice of fracking he was department of agriculture has dropped plans to require an extensive environmental review before handing mortgages to people that plan to use the land for oil and gas drilling and this has as raging opponents of hydro. hydraulic fracturing to say it eases up rules on the drilling method and they believe that the practice comes with extremely harmful health and environmental risks so another debate over energy rages on in america talk more about this i was joined by our very own christine for is out i first asked her about how fracking has affected residents in to mock tensile dania where she paid a visit to recently here's her take. well i was there almos

after the bobby kennedy assassination was he had been hit three times from about an inch away because- sirhan sirhan was ever in anywhere close to bobby kennedy. >> i found something interesting. george zimmerman has lied about his father, his father is not a judge. >> wow. >> when he applied to join the seminole county sheriff's office citizens law enforcement academy he wrote on the application father is a retired magistrate judge for the supreme court of virginia. however, a tampa television station has talked to the department of legislative and public relations in virginia and said robert zimmerman served as a full-time magistrate from 2000-2006, please be advised that in virginia magistrates are judicial officers but not considered judges. lied on his application to do that and that's why everybody thinks his father is a judge. >> plus he's pretending to be bob dylan, a crime. >> brenda in dallas, texas. hi, brenda. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> i was wondering where is trayvon martin's cell phone? nobody has mentioned that, where is it? >> right, and the other curious th

wayne had been a top campaign worker for bobby kennedy in his campaign for president.or ted kennedy's top floor assistant when kennedy was a member of the senate leadership. later, senator moss got me a job on the united states senate budget committee, when it was first created, he made a call that got me on the job when it mattered the most. why would glenn beck go on the radio and rye to say something about me that is so patently untrue? good question. i hope he corrects it. if he listens to my words at least one more time, he should discern that i was not knocking his religion, i was knocking the bigotry against both his religion and mine. i assume the people watching knew that, because they know me. i go by the voting patterns which i see right there in the polls and the sad fact is, there are a lot of voters out there, especially in the south, with views about the candidates' religions, which is just as i described it. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us.

he worked for bobby kennedy and became senator ted kennedy's top floor assistant. later, senator moss got me a job on the united states senate budget committee when it was first created. he made the call that got me on the job that mattered most. we stayed friends for the rest of our lives. why would glenn beck say something about me that is so patently untrue? good question. i hope he corrects it. he should discern that i was not knocking his religion, i was knocking the bigotry against his religion and mine. i assume the people watching knew that, because they know me. i go by the voting patterns which i see right there in the polls, and the sad fact is, there are a lot of voters out there, especially in the south, with views about the candidates' religions, which is just as i

i happened to be the only new york times man that--who heard bobby kennedy's last words, because the real reporters were--were waiting for him to come through the pantry where he was shot and killed. and so when i heard the shots, i--and the ballroom cleared out, i ch--got a phone backstage and--and got through to times rewrite in--in new york and i was given sil fox, who was an excellent rewrite man. and i--unfortunately, i didn't have enough courage to dictate the lead the way i actually wanted to say it, and--and it's not as strong a story as it should be. i wanted to say that he had just been introduced by jess unruh as, quote, "the next president of the united states," unquote, and everyone in that ballroom believed him. c-span: you said that you tried to get jody powell at the carter white house to hire you as a picture editor for the white house. >> guest: right. that was--that was a pretty funny interview. i--i was a good friend of--of yoichi okamoto, who had been the f--the--lyndon johnson's personal photographer. and oka, as we called him, fr--tried to help me get a job in

you could commence in the york as hillary clinton and bobby kennedy did but for bobperry to come back to nebraska from greenwich village, that will be a tough battle. it looks like angus king will win in maine. i don't think nebraska will vote for that kind of candidate. host: thank you both for being with us. >> monday on "washington journal," ken blackwell joins us to talk about social issues and their impact on the 2012 presidential campaign. also william golston discusses a proposal for ending gridlock and reducing polarization pin congress. france's mccarthy on funding for disaster relief and the president's 2013 budget proposal for fema. "washington journal" airs at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. coming up, q&a with walter williams. economics professor, columnist, and substitute host for rush limbaugh. then we will take you to london for this week's prime minister's questions, and after that a campaign event with mitt romney in rockford, illinois. the c-span networks will show several live events on monday. here on c-span at 11:00 eastern, the u.s. chamber of commerce will host a

you could commence in the york as hillary clinton and bobby kennedy did but for bobperry to come backh village, that will be a tough battle. it looks like angus king will win in maine. i don't think nebraska will vote for that kind of candidate. host: thank you both for being with us. >> tomorrow on "washington journal" the chairman of the republican national committee previews of illinois and the issues are in the campaign. william gallstone talks about the efforts to produce constructive conversation in congress. and then an analyst with the congressional research service examines the funding for use for major disasters or emergencies. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span.

. >> and remember bobby kennedy, jr., and willie nelson and you know, you have to run a local campaignhe big picture here, of course, ohio, republican redistricting takes two very progressive democrats and results in, and there being one progressive democrat after the big fight is the big picture here, and what the democrats in ohio orchestrated. and mitt romney's lead is just over 12,000, and the race has still not been called yet. we will be right back. >>> nbc news can project that the apparent winner of the republican presidential primary in ohio is mitt romney. this has been as close as it could possibly be over the course of most of tonight, but we have seen mr. romney pulling further out ahead over the last hour or so, and mitt romney now the apparent winner in ohio. that means that tonight has been a big night for rick santorum, and it has also been a good night for mitt romney. mitt romney winning in idaho. winning in virginia where only he and ron paul were on the ballot and winning his home state of massachusetts and vermont and squeaking one out in ohio. these are the overa

kennedy went into action. his brother bobbyfter the steel executives in a way that they couldn't take the heat. expense accounts were checked. hotel bills. anything that could embarrass the big men who just thumbed their nose. not just at the president and the workers, but at their country. they were quite willing to drive up inflation if it drove up their profits in the bargain. kennedy won that fight. big steel buckled pulling back its price increase, accepting the terms of the deal. the deal that it made. it wasn't pretty. it was barely legal, but kennedy had shown some big shots they weren't dictators. the bottom line here is this. this country likes to know it has a president who cannot be bullied by big business or be pushed around by a smaller group

. >> you can come into new york and bobby kennedy -- you can say that i have always been a new yorker at heart. it can come to nebraska and say that i am going to be the successor to ben nelson. i agree with susan. the republican -- john kerry has not been on the ballot since 1994. i do not think nebraska is voting for that kind of canada. >> thank you for being with us. come back again. >> monday, ken blackwell joins us to talk about social issues and their impact on the 2012 presidential campaign. also the co-founder of the group no labels. discussing reducing polarization. france's mccarthy of the congressional research service on funding for disaster relief. "washington journal" rote -- airs at 7:00 a.m. on c-span. the c-span networks will show several live events on monday. the u.s. chamber of commerce will host a forward look at business priorities. among the panelists, business representatives from cisco, boeing, and microsoft. over on c-span 3, coverage of an education conference hosted by america's promise alliance. participants including education secretary arne duncan will