they wanted bobby kennedy dead. jack kennedy then would come after you.o you killed jack kennedy and his power. >>> it's dorothy's words, a break through book and it's a firsthand account of what happened back there. dorothy was there. i wasn't there. a lot of these other authors weren't there. she learned about the one who had the greatest motive to eliminate jack kennedy. she then told one of her hairdressers and these videos. 0. >> are you thinking now after all these years that this could be new information that could shock the world? >> against against all odds i convinced the new york city defense attorney's office. i've been cooperating with them. there's a missing file with all her investigation material in it. we're hoping to find that, the relatives are cooperating and we're looking at having them help. we're putting the pieces of the puzzle together now and hopefully people will not only see a firsthand account of the jfk assassination but we're getting justice for dorothy. there was no investigation at that time. >> do you have a suspect? >> y

scene in this old mental hospital, i mean, so depressing and we were shooting this scene where bobby kennedyink it was a seen katie holmes was directing and in the scene and everybody was very serious and bobby kennedy, a scene about whether to turn off bobby kennedy's life support system. >> wow. >> and we were all there and everybody was so serious and i just turned to everybody and said, you all know this isn't actually happening, right? >> how did that go over? >> how did that go over? [ applause ] >> no, i mean, i finally got a laugh after a month. >> they're making you work for it. katie was here yesterday. >> she's great. >> and singing your praises and you all want to see a little bit. here it is. "the kennedys." >> i probably should have told you, this whole thing's been -- i didn't think you'd come if you knew. everything is going to be okay. >> wow. really great. >> you play ted kennedy. >> yes. >> over the course of, what, 30 years or so. >> yeah, i play him from '38 to '67. >> so you go from a young teddy to a bigger teddy along the way. >> yeah, yeah. what do you mean? [ laught

he hated bobby kennedy.his was a statute that was aimed directly at bobby kennedy's having been attorney general. >> are you saying you think this violates the spirit if not the letter of that federal law? >> absolutely. if it didn't, she would be taking a salary. they know that they can't possibly pay her because it would violate the law. this is just another example of the trump administration's skating as close as it possibly can to every legal line and thinking that no one is going to notice, but this is another example of genuine illegality. >> and perry, you've been reporting on the power centers. would any other employee say of steve bannon and other white house aides would be able to on this week with scotus tear off to aspen for a vacation or does that look to you, there is the family picture, again, nothing wrong with family traveling and enjoying this, but do you think other aides would be granted that kind of dispensation? >> very odd to see this because you have on one hand ivanka trump and jare

well,ador kennedy: yeah, bobby, too well. when they got heavily talking, it was always to joe or jack. it was joe or jack, but then there was rosemary. theme would hang out with at a very early age. steve: d want to tell what grandma would do to discipline you when you were naughty? >> what was that? that closet maybe? that's a pretty good story. ambassador kennedy: everybody knows that story, don't they? >> does everybody know the closet story? ambassador kennedy: the closet very -- if you were naughty, mother would put you in the closet. you were supposed to sit there and reflect. which at that age does not last very long. could hear people playing outside, and most of the time, it was either myself in that and pat --dy probably pack -- and bobby. the four youngest. .ne day, mother made a mistake she put teddy in the closet. and then she put me in the closet. and that was a mistake. because we tried on all her shoes. it's in the book, but anyway -- steve: you had a lot of fun. ambassador kennedy: we had a lot of fun in the

she loved bobby kennedy and was at the ambassador hotel the night he was assassinated and then she fell in love with w and volunteered at his 2000 convention and she could not get a room in philadelphia, so she came to my room and said could she stay with me and i said you can come in, but the signs that says it w stands for women cannot commend my room and then she got the solution-- disillusioned with the iraq war and then voted for president obama and then she got disillusioned and briefly became a socialist with bernie sanders and then she went to qb-- cuba and became a communist for weekend and then she decided she liked trump, so she has historic thing where she got the only apology that has ever issued from donald trump's mouth because he would always ask me when i was interviewing him during the campaign is your sister still with me and after he retweeted the main picture of heidi cruise, unflattering picture compared to milani and i said to him he lost my sister. she thinks that was horrible and offensive and there was a long pause and he goes-- he tried to explain himself and

it picks up after bobby kennedy gets assassinated, and it takes us through to john, the son of jack horribledy of the plane crash, and end there, right, right. i'm sort of the new kid on the block on the kennedy family because katie did the first one, and i'm only doing the second one so katie is the expert. >> you played jack any 2011. what was bit this ledge end that compels to you play her again. >> well, i really enjoyed working on the kennedy's, and what drew me to this project in this particular case was because of all of the, everything that this family goes through, but they are so human, and they stay together and they heel together, and i think that is very relatable to an audience and that is what really drew me to after camelot. >> so was it easy then six years later to go right back in and become jackie. >> no, it was -- we were just talking, it was a tough shoot because of it being very emotional, these characters, you know, you watched the assassination of bobby, you see the chapaquitic and you see jackie trying to fall in love raise her children and these people going through

. >> and those kennedy who voted for bobby kennedy this year. he did have a way to connect. some of the democrats have lost that ex-k. >> n not all of them. >> i think a couple of these guys out there, they have not lost it. >> and don't forget the people. the actual people who are in the streets at the town hall meetings and on the switchboard. that's what's going on and the people will leave this parties. >> y you know what you are talking about. >> michael is with us. comedian kathy griffin is coming up with us. >> she's great. she has a lot of work with the troops out there. that's how you test her. a performer and people are fighting and risk her lives. hardba "hardball" where the action is. yeah, with liberty mutual all i needed to do to get an estimate was snap a photo of the damage and voila! voila! (sigh) i wish my insurance company had that... wait! hold it... hold it boys... there's supposed to be three of you... where's your brother? where's your brother? hey, where's charlie? charlie?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you. liberty stands with

comparisons today and whether or not you have the same process which is a wonderful segues because since bobby kennedy, who worked with jack kennedy and john kennedy on that was the attorney general and his wingman in all of those talks. since then there has been antinepotism legislation, and that brings us to ivanka trump, the first adult child of a president to work in the white house since dwight eisenhower. >> she is the president's wing woman, as it were. she already had her father's ear, now they made it official, the is what they are describing as assistant to the president. in the course of the transition process, she has no intention in being part of the process. those close to her say it was an effort to show her commitment to compliance for federal ethics standards. they want to follow everything that she promised voluntarily. her security clearance, she is expected to have that done as well. but she wanted to do it to try to guard gins disclosures. >> well, it is, i guess, a solution for the ethics perhaps but it is fraught with other issues along the way, and something that i know you wil

bobby kennedy went to senator joe mccarthy's funeral. he loved the guy. arrior in the modern democrat party. that's another thing we saw at that speech the other night just how far the democrats have come from the days of harry truman and jfk. brian: first thing did he was make amends with eisenhower a republican. kennedy back blown is the name of the book. howie carr congratulations on this. always great to see you. >> thank you, brian, i appreciate it. brian: straight ahead wolverine back in the. so is the movie logan worth your money? we will ask kevin mccarthy. he wore a tux. >> i don't want to talk about, just stop. i love how usaa gives me the peace of mind and the security just like the marines did. at one point, i did change to a different company with car insurance, and i was not happy with the customer service. we have switched back over and we feel like we're back home now. the process through usaa is so effortless, that you feel like you're a part of the family. i love that i can pass the membership to my children, and that they can be protecte

new rules in effect ever since john kennedy appointed his brother bobby as attorney general that we policehis stuff. is it that big of a deal? what's to police? >> it's not that big of a deal. they're going after ivanka trump again because her dad is a republican. ivanka deserves a seat at the table. she's qualified, credentialed, a working mom. she's breaking the republican stereotype that republicans are out of touch and they're a threat. so they're going to claim nepotism and it's hypocritical. we just saw it under bill clinton when he put hillary clinton at the head of the healthcare -- >> neil: a better example. no one looked the other way. >> not at all. it was not a problem. this goes back to the democrats being complete hypocrites and it's the -- affects everybody except us. the rules don't apply to us. it's the same rhetoric we hear over and over again. >> neil: i can see an even democrat vote, keen on addressing the nepotism thing with bobby kennedy and you can't appoint them to a cabinet position. fine. i was looking in the past. harriet lane was the niece of james buchanan and

and it's called the bobby kennedy statute because there was such profound concern in this situation -es those same concerns. when we have the most critical questions of domestic and international security, do we really want people whose first loyalty is to. >> daymeon: -- is to the president or to the country? >> we have to take a break. >> related or not, have been in every single white house. >> just ahead, latest on the trump russia investigation and the meltdown of one of the committees carrying it out. $25 million settlement in a trump university lawsuit is hanging in the balance. one of the plaintiffs is holding out. she might torpedo the deal. details ahead. >>> call it a tale of two committees. the senate intelligence committee launches hearings on all matters trump and russian s tomorrow. it's a contrast, two committees. >> reporter: tonight, the top democrat and republican on the senate intelligence committee say they are pouring through thousands of intelligence documents as part of the bipartisan investigation into russian meddling during the election. >> this was one of t

breaking that rule but there are a lot of trump -- >> they'll say the kennedys did it because bobby kennedyttorney general. >> that's why the anti-nepotism rule was put in place. >> i think trump's attitude is rules don't apply to them and he can defy political gravity as well. they'll just shrug it off until some calamity happens and the apocalypse strikes. >> in your estimation. >> my light-hearted estimation. >> thank you. always a pleasure. >> thank you. >>> coming up, what we can expect as the senate opens its first hearing tomorrow on russia's meddling in the election. ho! ( ♪ ) it's off to work we go! woman: on the gulf coast, new exxonmobil projects are expected to create over 45,000 jobs. and each job created by the energy industry supports two others in the community. altogether, the industry supports over 9 million jobs nationwide. these are jobs that natural gas is helping make happen, all while reducing america's emissions. energy lives here. >>> the senate intelligence committee holding its first public hearing tomorrow on russia's meddling in the election. steve hall is here.

and it's called the bobby kennedy statute because there was such profound concern in this situation -s those same concerns. when we have the most critical questions of domestic and international security, do we really want people whose first loyalty is to donald trump as a father or a father-in-law or do we want ones who first loyalty is to the country? >> we've got to take a quick break. just ahead the latest on the trump investigation and the melt down on one of the committees carrying out. also a $25 million settlement class action lawsuit is hang in the balance. details ahead. grown man now. i don't want to pry... dad. but have you made a decision? i'm going with the $1000 in cash back. my son... ...a cash man. dad, are you crying? nah, just something in my eye. the volkswagen 3 and easy event... ...where you can choose one of three easy ways to get a $1000 offer. hurry in to your volkswagen dealer now and you can get $1000 as an apr bonus, a lease bonus, or cash back. dale! oh, hey, rob. what's with the minivan? it's not mine. i don't -- dale, honey, is your tummy still hurting,

breaking that rule but there are a lot of trump -- >> they'll say the kennedys did it because bobby kennedywas attorney general. >> that's why the anti-nepotism rule was put in place. >> exactly. but i think trump's attitude is essentially he's above the law and rules don't apply to them and he can defy political gravity as well. they'll just shrug it off until some calamity happens and the apocalypse strikes. >> in your estimation. >> my light-hearted estimation. >> thank you. always a pleasure. >> thank you. >>> coming up, what we can expect as the senate opens its first hearing tomorrow on russia's meddling in the election. what if we could bring you better value by having better values? at blue apron, we work directly with more than a hundred family farms. so instead of spending on costly middlemen and supermarkets, we can invest in the things that matter most: making farmland healthier. cutting down on food waste. and bringing you higher quality, fresher ingredients for less than you pay at the store. because food is better when you start from scratch. get $30 off at blueapron.com/cook

he got the wiretaps that bobby kennedy put. he got the wiretaps that lyndon johnson put. the thing is, the president has access to that material. and i think the american people have to understand that we have a responsible government, and that our intelligence services, while they do make mistakes, they are under the control of the president, regardless of whether he is a republican or a democrat. what this white house is doing is rather than owning up to the fact that the president tweeted without any evidence, they're trying to cast blame. and not only are they blaming the intelligence community. they're blaming our allies, the british. >> right. >> that's completely irresponsible. there is a time, it's two months into this administration, this is the time for the president, donald trump, to be serious about the u.s. intelligence community, to take its information seriously, not to trust it always, but to take it seriously and to show the respect for it that every previous president since we developed a modern intelligence community under franklin roosevelt, every prev

well, we have not had a close family member of the president serve in the administration since bobbie kennedywas the attorney general for president kennedy. since then the congress did pass the anti-nepotism statute and there is some debate about whether the antinepotism statute prohibits the president from appointing family members to the staff. what is discouraging, however, is that they tried to have her be a nonemployee, even though she was functioning as a government employee, and this is a situation where the white house ethics office and the white house counsel's office got the law wrong. she is clearly an employee if she has the office, the e-mail account, the security clearance, doing official government work, and they should have said she was an gemployee from the beginning. now they're acknowledging that fact that she is going to be a white house employee, subject to all of the ethics rules that bond all the other white house staff. what's discouraging about this, however, is that this is the second time in a matter of a few weeks that white house counsel's office has gotten the la

also too, there is a huge difference between bobby kennedy and ivanka trump.t with their academic background, their experience. you can not compare these go people. that is not slight at her. neil: they're about the same age. they're not too far apart same age. go ahead i understand where you're coming from. >> there are a lot of people who are my age that build rocket ships and i don't so. neil: i don't know what you mean but i'm still focused on italian sauce versus gravy. noelle nikpour, i want to go back in time because rose cleveland, was doing grover cleveland's job as first lady, helping him out until he married later on francis cleveland. woodrow wilson has his own daughter margaret serving as presidential hoses is until he remarried later in his term. don't get me started on martha jefferson, working, i covered this, i remember this, she served and did a lost functions on behalf of her father at time. so i guess i'm saying is, i see it on the right and the left. should we make a big deal of it at all? >> you know, neil, of course i'm going to say no a

i do understand that when president kennedy was elected president he was able to bring his brother bobby in as attorney general, but he had to be vetted through our congress. trump iske ivanka getting information -- what makes qualified to get classified information? host: do you have concerns about jared kushner becoming one of donald trump's key advisors in the white house? caller: i do. i have concerns about both of them. it seems that jared did get some sort of approval or did get some sort of qualification where it seems like she was just slipped under the rug or slipped in the room while no one was looking and now we can't do anything about it. i guess my question and the reason i'm glad you have this venue is because i do not know where to go to complain about this at this time. i would like to put it out there to see if maybe the journalists or c-span can bring it up more. let's discuss it, because i feel like it's not going to be in a better interest. i think it's going to be a detriment. host: let's go to cannes and lancaster, south carolina, independent. it's open phones. call

bobby sack votes no. mr. schrader. mr. schrader votes no. mr. kennedy. mr. kennedy votes no. mr. cardenas. mr. cardenas votes no. mr. ruiz. mr. ruiz votes no. mr. beaters votes no. miss ding did votes no. chairman wall done. chairman wal done votes aye. >> the clerk will report the tally when ready. >> mr. chairman, on that vote, there were 31 ayes and 23 noz. >> 32 ayes, 23 noz. the amendment in the nature of a substitute as amended is approved. i move that the committee do now approve and transmit the -- i move that the committee do now approve and transmit the recommendations of this committee and all appropriate accompanying material including additional supplemental or dissenting views to the house committee on the budget. all those in and i'll have a roll call vote. all in favor vote aye. those opposed no. the clerk will call the roll. mr. barton. >> final. >> mr. barton votes aye. mr. upton. >> mr. upton votes aye. mr. shim kiss. mr. shim kiss votes aye. mr. murphy. mr. murphy votes aye. mr. burgess. mr. burgess votes aye. an mrs. blackburn votes aye. mr. scalise. mr. scalise votes aye.

bobby, but there's no evidence that they talked about anything together. i would say that we are guaranteed there was almost implicit blessing and i would say it is even more explicit. kennedy may not have said let's put a bullet in his head but we thelisten to a lot of communications from the cuban missile crisis where they talk about we try to get rid of that guy. yes, they are not saying what caliber rifle to use, but they're basically saying we need to kill the dude. that is pretty explicit in my book. apologists are revisionist historians. i get that. i don't think it makes can be kennedy any worse. i think people are trying to rehabilitate camelot. seymour hers took that down a notch or two if you read quest for camelot, but this is what we did. if it wasn't kennedy, it would have been nixon. it was eisenhower after that. this was at the american way of doing war without doing war. not the made that explicitly illegal. we are using hindsight to say that was a bad thing. something we did successfully. iran was still going well in the 1960's. guatemala was doing all right. of lessd like we kind stuff on -- blessed off on that in be anon, so that moved stuff. knocking of