but clearly, that's what bobby kennedy thought in the moment, and there's another story that you should know. you know, later that week the president was killed on a friday the following friday, november 29th, bobby. and jackie kennedy met with a man william walton, who is a friend of jack and he was a painter. and he was going to moscow for a cultural exchange program previously planned. and they told him, we want you to take a message to the kremlin, to the people there and the messages desk. some people say oswald was a communist or trying to connect him to the communist world. we don't attach any importance to that. we think that the president was killed by an age or domestic conspiracy. landel bobby kennedy is going to try and get back and become president if he becomes president. he will continue his brother's policies of de taunt towards the so b, u was kind of a reassuring message. we're not going to blame you and we want to, we want to return to j f. case policies. you know, that's what jackie and bobby kennedy thought. a week after the assassination of a thought president kenn

kennedy's. they were both devout catholics. mccullin's wife had died of cancer and, and bobby and f kennedy were very good to him in that time, a very difficult time for him. and so he did become close friends with them. and he did go to hickory hill to robert kennedy's house on the afternoon of november 22nd . that was the 1st person, bobby kennedy wanted to see. and arthur schlesinger tells the story, if he tells it slightly differently than the way r f k junior, told it to you, but that, that, that bobby kennedy said to me, account, your people did this or tell me that your people didn't do this now in slash singers account mccomb convinced bobby kennedy that the ca wasn't involved law, you know, i, that's the waste, less injured tells the story in his biography of r f k. but clearly that's what bobby kennedy thought in the moment. and there's another story that you should know. you know, later that week the president was killed on a friday the following friday, november 29th. i'll be in and jackie kennedy met with me at william. busy walton, who is a friend of jack and he was a painter. and

bobby kennedy's by jackie kennedy. her you know so thought i've been in 60 i knew the where i was ending the book the third wave ended 1973 not even a. it ended in 1973 with the triumph of the endangered species act passing the senate 92 to nothing. so when you hear about being liberal, it was american, and that same moment to the week, the endangered species was the big closing legislation of 73. we had the the arab oil embargo oh pack of fear of gasoline prices need for energy going energy independence and a counter-revolution that developed immediately to rachel carson is some ralph nader ism environmentalism that had gone too far. it went so the right said that nixon become a new dealer and i'll mention why they thought that. but you know, in and out of that counter swing to i'm about to tell you about was born the american institute heritage foundation and koch brothers industry say the brothers you know all any federalist society they all are coming to save money they don't like the federal government regulate th

bobby kennedy, jr.hank you. >> thank you very much, tucker. >> tucker: so we're in season three of our documentary series tucker carlson originals. we're taking a look at some of the issues we think don't get enough coverage. one of them is the coming insect on your dinner plate. let them eat bugs. turns out there really is a kind of plan to make you eat bugs. bill gates, the world economic forum, all the famous people would like to change the world's diet. so replace the rib eye with cockroaches and cicadas because global warming. but is this safe? we talked to an insect chef, very nice guy, by the way, and here's what he had to say about the safety of bug eating. >> ready? >> yeah. >> chef, the number that we usually hear for insect eating on the planet is two billion, two billion people. but we've heard estimates in our interviews of it's more like a hundred million. so what will happen if we suddenly expand this to almost the entire human race in terms of unexpected health risks. >> well, we're usin

>> so, look, i've been in touch of with bobby kennedy, i think very highly with him.with him on a lot of issues. so he hasn't yet respond toed to this challenge to a debate that the many people have been calling for. but i think the democrats are the party that's hiding there debate right now. they're protecting joe biden as their puppet. i think we are we in the republican party need to be better than that and say we're the party of free speech and open debate, we embrace that because we're on the winning side of these arguments, and is i'm willing to be the standard bearer to take that debate to the other side's -- [audio difficulty] david: okay. >> whether it's with don lemon or the democrats running for president -- [inaudible] [cheers and applause] david: just so you know, a that's not as clean a shot as we would like. there are little blurps in there, but so far so good, we'll keep it going. but i i want to ask about a republican debate because there's a question about whether or not if ron desantis keeps going down in the numbers, and he's taken a couple of hit

bobby kennedy is a hero to a lot of people. tion primary limited to people named kennedy, he would lose. you saw in that poll, bret, marianne williamson has 5% this is not the kennedy to pose a challenge to president biden holds. you have to keep in mind he is damaged by the fact that people like steve bannon said he is the candidate of ultimate chaos. intentional chaos. to bring chaos in and among the democrats. i think that's going to hurt him, too, with the democratic vote. >> bret: okay, morgan, i want it turn topics and what also may hurt president biden in some way, shape, orout tonight. there's a letter written by his lawyer. and it's about the irs. and this is an irs whistleblower. the protected disclosures, this is what he will testify to, will contradict sworn testimony to congress by a senior political appointee involve failure to mitigate clear conflicts of interest in the ultimate disposition of the case and the three detailed examples of preferential treatment in politics properly affecting decisions and protocols

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. >> bobby kennedy was steam rolling his way to winning the democratic nomination for president backn '68. he was about to win the california primary. take onyx son and the war in vietnam, smoke out his brother's assassins and then they took him out. the other brother, teddy was going to make a run in 72. but, in 69 he was behind the wheel during a deadly car crash. it has been almost 20 years since ted kennedy appeared on television to discuss the death of mary jo. even he called his behavior afterward indefensible. for disefn days, reporters, investigators, bereaved parents kennedy the only eyewitness to the accident to answer the key questions. why were kennedy and can a peck any driving to a deserted beach from the opposite direction from the fairy. why was mary jo submerged for nine hours the accident going unreported. >> jesse: ted kennedy was sidelined until he saw an opening during the carter presidency. >> i strongly supported jimmy carter in the last election. i hoped and expected that he would succeed as president. but, by last year, it became increasingly clear to me that

jerry springer started off in politics and bobby kennedy's presidential campaign, then went on to theil, eventually becoming mayor. but he will always be remembered for his namesake show, jerry, we have one last special treat just for you. mom was still alive. i never would do this show. my mom was very proper. and you know this. i just wouldn't i? no, i just wouldn't have done it in an interview of nightline in 2011. springer defended the people on his show, saying there are no different than any of us can go into any neighborhood in america. any neighborhood in america. and find the exact same stories. jerry springer was 79. that's nightline for this evening and catch our full episodes on hulu will see you right back here tomorrow.

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put joe biden up on that stage with bobby kennedy who is challenging him and marianne williamson and whoever steps up to the plate and let's have a [bleep] discussion, yo. >> brian: r.f.k. has name recognition people know a little about him. he is obviously going to struggle with his voice. not his fault. you watched his voice fade when he was announcing. if there is some other candidates, the kennedys have a mainstream name but not a mainstream background. what about the governor of kentucky? if i'm the governor ofism know and i had any ambition, believed that i could run, why am i waiting? barack obama didn't wait. barack obama didn't wait his turn. he said i have been a senator for a couple years. hillary clinton thinks she is going to get it. i think i'm better e closes a 30 point gap. the establishment was split. i don't know why the deferential treatment. even the tone of the questions with r.f.k. disinformation, your family was with you. when is the last time you heard a family question to joe biden. >> rachel: a lot more family trouble there. the reason why somebody isn't goi

and it is unbelievable that effort to invisible is the voter it will be you and for bobby kennedy and can try and on the presidential podium. for the people of new hampshire and then to know what the options are and save the day.

i do not know bobby kennedy junior well. i have had him on my radio show. the others i do know very well. >> we are going to take calls for dennis in just a few minutes. it will put the numbers on the screen. go ahead and dial in. 202 748 2000. if you want to send a quick text message, 202748 8903. include your first name in your city if you would. we were sitting here talking before we got started. people were coming up to get selfies with you. there was a real variety of faces, ages, men, women. and i would ask them why they're fans of you. two answers we got, young woman said because you are talking about things on your show that we are not talking about in secular society. and the second one, that gentleman said because you make sense. and left it at that. >> well, i'm glad you saw this, because it always moves me when i walk through airports, there is no way to predict who is going to come over for a picture. if you showed me a lineup of 10 people and some were heavily tattooed, somewhere not white. some were young women. there is no question that i co

the tv and it felt like we kept the tv on the entire summer with, you know, the assassination of bobby kennedy, the democratic convention in chicago and so forth, but so, you know, i was starting to be aware of politics, but my first real exposure to black power came when my father, who had dropped out of our lives after my parents got divorced when i was six years old, a year later, in 1969, resurfaced. he had been living out here and teaching here in california, in los angeles. he had took a job as the first head of african americans studies at princeton university -- african-american studies at princeton university, where he got his doctorate includable science. he was back in my life at 11 years old and he had grown an afro and he teaches me the black power handshake. i had no idea that i would eventually write a book about the birth of black power but i think that question of what is this all about, why does he seem to have a new sense of himself as a black man, where did that come from? >> a text message from april in attleboro, massachusetts. >> right next to where i used to live. >> wh

robert kennedy jr., son of bobby kennedy. f american royalty, but kennedy himself not much of a contender, and he has run for political office and most guys know him as a guy that fights against vaccines and promotes conspiracy theories. we do expect biden to run for a second term, and biden accomplishing a lot by keeping silent. trump used to criticize biden for hiding in his basement during the last campaign, but it worked. former vice president, mike pence, meantime, says he will not appeal a decision forcing him to testify to a grand jury about donald trump. pence says the protections offered by a judge that he doesn't have to talk about decisions he made as the president of the senate is protection enough. this is a huge blow for trump. trump had a rough week, the arrest and then a liberal not only won the race for wisconsin supreme court there in the lower right, she pummeled her opponent. pence in the upper right said he will talk to a grand jury, and rupert will testify in the lawsuit against fox news. and then kevin m

he is the son of former attorney general senator and presidential candidate bobby kennedy, the nephewof president john f. kennedy it is worth noting, though, that robert kennedy has not receive resounding support from his family, and that's partly due to his history of controversial statements. he has long promoted vaccine skepticism. he authored a book he called the real anthony fauci and he came under fire last year for invoking germany in an anti vaccine speech. even in hitler, germany. you could you could cross the alps into switzerland . you can hide in an addict like anne frank did today the mechanisms are being put in place. i will make it. none of us can run and not at risk and to hide. he also insisted that the man convicted of assassinating his father did not actually fired the shot that killed him. most of his family seems frustrated with this campaign siblings chris kennedy and rory kennedy, along with cousins, bobby shriver and patrick kennedy, have already thrown support behind president biden for 2024. his sister, kathleen kennedy. townsend did not want to talk about he

i mean, you, ithink, were hired to work by bobby kennedy, in �*68, just before he was assassinated., who then turned to politics. you were a progressive, liberal city mayor in cincinnati. you clearly believed in things. still do. you were a passionate progressive. still am. so how do you feel about having spent so long in this particular niche in the tv business? well, the way you ask the question, which is good, you're a great interviewer, the way you're asking the question, you make it seem like this is something i should feel bad about. i am still as passionate about my politics as i've ever been. and people in the states, particularly in ohio, know that every week, i'm giving political speeches, raising money, organising campaigns. i'm very politically active. so that hasn't changed. i'm just not running for office. but you wanted to change the world? i still do. but that's not how i make my living. in other words, i believe in politics like i believe in my religion. i take it very seriously. i don't want it tainted by the need to make a living. i believe that when politicians h

reason they don't want anybody else on the stage with him, you have 105-year-old joe biden next to bobby kennedyeems like a spring chicken and he is 69. >> imagine if he was a spring chicken. do you think a person looks and says r.f.k. is -- >> steve: because gavin newsom could leapfrog him. >> brian: why are people waiting for permission? >> gerald ford, he challenged him and didn't win and it made him stronger. there has to be a vivek ramaswamy who is smart and articulate and realizes people's anxiety and says basically pete buttigieg of this cycle who may not win, but will make a name for themselves. shows you what a herd mentality the group has, rally around joe, they are obsessed with power. they hate trump. >> brian: i don't think they can do it. >> rachel: look at the republican side, every force is against donald trump, even in the republican establishment and the base propped him up to numbers we see right now, the powerful forces running this administration are the ones keeping gavin newsom out, the base doesn't have power. who is running this administration. >> brian: he thinks he has

kennedy jr. who is the third eldest child of bobby and ethel kennedy, spoke here in boston, largely talking about vaccinations what he calls a corrupt american greed, and he promised to be a truth teller. but he did not correct any of his mistress city has been really gaining prominence on for years talking about the safety and security of vaccines. but he did take note of the fact that the majority of his family was not on hand for this announcement. take a listen to how he characterized that. i'm very, very grateful to all of you for coming. there are other members of my family who are not here today. many of them also just just plain disagree with me on the issues like the censorship. on war on public health and they aren't hideout to their beliefs and i respect their opinions on them. and i love them back. he may love them back, but nearly to a person, his siblings and other stories, members of the kennedy family have largely denounced his decision to launch this long shot presidential bid challenging president biden but also challenging science. now he's spent more time talking about what he

you can see him -- that's in mclean, virginia, back in the day his mother ethel and his father bobby kennedye grew up as a kennedy. as it turns out, if he is going to run for president, he has some problems inside his own family. because his campaign has actually appalled members of the kennedy family. his sister, carrie kennedy put out a statement and said i love my brother bobby but i do not share or endorse his opinions on many issues, including the covid pandemic, vaccinations and the role of social media platforms in policing false information. but, when you look at, you know, you look at that statistic we put up a little while ago, the poll of people who are going to vote democrat, of the announced people, keep in mind, joe biden has not announced yet, r.f.k. jr. is actually now the number one frontrunner on the democrat side of those who are declared. now, joe biden. >> brian: over williamson. >> joe biden has not yet declared and people are going what has taken him so long. if you think back to 20 # 19 before the 2020 election, where he faced off eventually with donald trump, joe bid

and bobby kennedy, both later assassinated.urned his attention to the poor and powerless abroad, especially in africa. ♪ we are the children ♪ >> reporter: in 1985, belafonte initiated the u.s. for africa recording of "we are the world" with some of the world's most famous entertainers. the song raised over $63 million for african relief. and for his humanitarianism, the artist received numerous awards from the kennedy center, the aclu, the american national medal of the arts, and the thurgood marshall lifetime achievement award. >> mr. harry belafonte. >> reporter: later in life, belafonte further sealed his legacy, starting his own foundation, sancofa, focused on social justice. in the documentary "harry belafonte sing your song," he contemplated his life of accomplishment and the work that lay ahead. >> try to envision living out the rest of my life almost exclusively devoted to reflection, but there is too much in the world to be done. as a social activist, things i believed in politically, although i took a lot of heat for

then he stood up for civil rights with bobby kennedy and jfk who were both assassinated. then he went abroad with the children of africa and then he orchestrated "we are the world" with some of the most famous entertained and the song raised over $63 million for humanitarian relief and received awards from the kennedy center and the thurgood marshall award and the humanitarian award. later in life, he later sealed his legacy starting his own foundation focused on social justice. in the documentary harry bell fon tay "sing your song" he put the compilation of his songs. >> although i took a lot of heat for what i did again, i will take the heat for some of the thing that i say and do, but if history is any measure, then i probably would wind up on the right side of the equation. >> and our thanks to stephanie elam for that report. when you read the history of the civil rights movement, it is amazing how much of it took place in harry belafbelafonte's york city apartment. we will have much more ahead in the show. >> at the hour, president biden sthas he wants to finish the

put joe biden up on that stage with bobby kennedy who is challenging him and marianne williamson andps up to the plate and let's have a [bleep] discussion, yo. >> joe concha joins us now. i have to put this in context for those who may not remember what charlamagne is. this is when he spoke it candidate biden back in 2020 listen. >> i have more questions, i will tell you what with? if you have a problem figuring out if you are for me or trump then you ain't black. >> it ain't having nothing to do with trump it's has to do with i want something for my community. >> take a look at my record, man! >> now we know the relevance of charlamagne. you think the more pressure people put on the dnc to have these debates that they might actually do it? >> i would hope so. the problem is it's only charlamagne who i worked with actually he over oat wor in new york a couple years oak and authentic guy i talked to him several times. listen to his radio show. he doesn't hold back or care what party you belong to. this is an effort to inbe sure the biden basement strategy is deployed to its full effec

if bobby kennedy is here, should be bobby, me, joe, the president, whoever else feels like running. can try but they -- this is like let's make fun of her on the presidential podium -- press podium. this is how that system works. so it's going to be up to the people of new hampshire who will have to say we want to hear everybody. we want to know what our option are. we want to see a debate. from what i hear, this college is a good place for such a debate. from what i hear this college will probably be open to such a debate. and i look forward to it. i hope you demand it. >> c-span's campaign 2024 coverage is your front row seat to the presidential election. watch our coverage of the candidates on the campaign trail with announcements, meet and greets, speeches and events. to make up your own mind. campaign 2024 on the c-span networks. c-span now, our free mobile video app, or any time online at c-span.org. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. >> very first president to attend a correspondents dinner was calvin coolidge in 1924. i had just been elected to the united states senat

otherwise there was other options, you know, interesting options, frankly, like bobby kennedy. wouldn't that have been an interesting choice to make but clearly he couldn't do that without disrupting the far left in the party. one wonders if they'll do what they did in '20, usher him there, and the intention is for kamala harris to become the president, and presuming then she would be carried through for the next -- well, she'd have two years, and then i guess another eight. i don't think we can survive that kind of dynamic. it means that our system, as the voters making these choices, has collapsed in some way. >> the challenge we have, the problems we now face, have moved beyond politics into history. this is one of those moments in time, when even a great country like the united states can disintegrate. this is extraordinarily dangerous. this is way beyond republican/democrat. this is a president who shows he's not every day. a vice president who shows, even if she was there, she wouldn't be there. an ideological base that is so left, that on every single issue they're oppos

put joe biden on the stage with bobby kennedy and marianne williamson and whoever steps up to the plate and let's have a discussion. >> president biden's press secretary took questions from the kids at the white house. 8-year-old riley, the son of edward lawrence. >> i'm riley. do you think the president will ever make -- >> i hope not. i hope not. so look, we're in a different place than we were as you guys all know. >> i'm biased on this one but thought it was a great question. there won't be a white house press briefing today. >> dana: hats off to riley. thank you so much. >> bill: a few things to talk about with a member of the progressive caucus ro khanna, democrat from california. thank you for coming back today. nice to see you. gallup had joe biden on inauguration day at 57%. yesterday gallup had joe biden at 37%. that's down 20 points in two years. not the kind of data point you want, is it? >> country has been through difficult times. no one will deny that. we had covid, we had small businesses shut down because of public health measures. we have had inflation. but my argument

howard: still to come, how abc edited its bobby kennedy junior interview, the legacy of jerry springerome good punchlines from last night's white house correspondents dinner. a man, his tractor and his family. these are the upshaws. though, he goes by shaw. which stands for skilled hands at work. from cutting hair, and mowing grass, to roasting marshmallows. he's got a grasp on what matters most. there's a story in every piece of land. run with us on a john deere tractor and start telling yours. get a 1 series tractor starting at $134 per month. learn more at johndeere.com/1series howard: lindsey davis interviewed the newest democratic presidential candidate robert kennedy viewer but the comment on his signature issue, the supposed dangers of vaccines, had been cut out. >> during our conversation kennedy made false claims about the covid 19 vaccine, data shows it presented but is prevented millions of hospitalizations and deaths. we used our editorial judgment in not including extended portions of that exchange in our interview. howard: i like that the network was transparent and didn'

ted kennedy and bobby kennedy ran against incumbents in our lifetime. rich lowrey says this. 90% of getting elected for joe biden is just showing up. his campaign could be barely evident and still succeed. so essentially a basements strategy once again, bill. he says it could work. it worked last time. >> rich was with us. it's an interesting point that he makes. he turned the trick one time from his basement and maybe from drive-in theater parking lots in 2020. >> martha: we were there. >> it's a different time. you can't behind behind co have it in 2024. >> it would be sad. it would be sad in america where you win by not doing anything. that's the anti-american attitude to win the ultimate american prize. that's president of this country. you have to show up, no pandemic to lean on. >> martha: going to be interesting. we'll get twists around turns. >> we used to do this on the radio. >> i know. >> martha: i know. >> i can't meet your contractual demands. can you come by tomorrow? >> martha: yeah. maybe a surprise appearance. thanks. great to have you

put joe biden on stage with bobby kennedy and marianne williamson and whoever steps up to the plate and let's have a discussion. >> gillian: expletives aside do you think it is a good idea? >> if i was joe biden i wouldn't debate. there is not a serious candidate out there. robert f. kennedy never held elected office. it is interesting he has 19% based on his name recognition. if a serious contender ever got in there and wanted to knock biden out they would come in even higher. he will follow the basement strategy. instead of the basement in delaware it will be the basement of the white house. he will let -- he ran against donald trump by letting donald trump in 2020 be the focus of the campaign and turn it into a referendum on donald trump. that's his strategy going into 2024 is looks like trump is headed towards the nomination. and the "wall street journal" poll last week, trump's old pollster and a super pac right now looked at the voters who said that they disapproved of both men, trump and biden, and biden wins those by 39 points. 54 to 15. so the swing voters who disapprove of bot

king and bobby kennedy. his activism new no bounds.mpaigning to end apartheid, mobilizing support the end of hiv-aids and as a goodwill ambassador for unicef. he helps together global superstars to record we are the world. the song raised $64 million for famine relief in ethiopia. belafonte also faced criticism for meeting with leftist leaders like fidel castro of cuba and hugo chavez of venezuela. but he never stopped speaking out against racism in america. >> the struggle is still going on. the cruelty of the enemy is as great as ever. >> and he criticized democrats and republicans along the way -- in 2006, calling then-president george w. bush the greatest terrorist in the world for invading iraq. belafonte carried his mission to promote peace well into his later years, reflecting on his work and life in 2011. >> eleanor roosevelt just walked into my life and she turned it around. doctor king called me on the phone one day. malcom x knocked on the door one day. nelson mandela, he and i had an exchange of letters while he was in pris

whacked the dnc won't do no primaries next year, do [bleep] [bleep] put joe biden on the stage with bobby kennedy and whoever steps up to the plate and let's have [bleep] discussion, yo. >> john, no white house press briefing today and 15 u.s. vice presidents have gone on to become president in american history. john. >> john: good to have you on the job. lucas, thank you. sandra. >> sandra: fox news contributor and columnist for "the hill." not remembering what country he was in, a child reminded him, number of grandchildren he has he struggled to answer, a lot of the questions put to him there. and that is why nikki haley, who is running on the gop side, said this when she joined us on wednesday. >> if you vote for joe biden you really are counting on a president harris because the idea that he would make it until 86 years old is not -- is not something that i think is likely. i continue to say we need mental competency tests starting at 75. there's a reason he campaigned in his basement in the last election. >> sandra: so joe, this was out there for the american public to see. will it affect h

if you think about it, kenny, i think i'm older than you, as a kid i remember when bobby kennedy challenged an incumbent president lyndon johnson and eugene mccarthy. all of sudden looked like a lark upon challengers had lyndon johnson stepping out of the race. we're a long way from that. i'm not saying that history will repeat itself here with the son of the senator but what do you make of this political environment right now, fast changing, more entrants in that race, more entrants obviously in the republican race, it is getting crowded? >> i think there will still be more on the republican side. neil: absolute lie. >> i'm anxious to see who throws their name in the hat. there are interesting names already. you have to start pay attention to some of people in there. the one i will remember from a kid was teddy kennedy challenging jimmy carter, the one that you referred to. i was a child then. so i don't remember -- neil: rub it in. rub it in. >> teddy kennedy challenging jimmy carter, i was in high school. i was graduating high school. neil: whatever happens i think it is important to poi

although i i do, i havered more on the -- erred more on the side of an independent that's why i like bobby kennedyat the democratic party pushed, but i cannot get in line with some of the social issues of the republican party. so for ming my beliefs lie many concern in more of what the democrats are. i'm not thrilled with really the dnc or the rnc, but i have to look at what i believe to be best. will: i've focused on the inexcepts and the democrats because i'm, quite honestly, is so surprised at some of the answers that i'm getting here today. but, john and chris, you guys are both republicans. i don't know, concern john, i'm going to go governor with this, you -- you do have to vote or you with, i expect, will vote in a primary. >> absolutely. will: all right. which which way will you lean? >> we'll see. [laughter] what i want -- will: a that's three strikes and i'm out. [laughter] >> what i want is a robust debate. we already know that president trump has cone the job, right? he has a record of proven accomplishments. but when you look at desantis,s he also has a record with regard to how he op

. >> joe biden up up on that stage with bobby kennedy and marion williamson. >> we are 13 days away fromhe title 42 where the dhs secretary is out with a new plan. >> the plan to continue to process individuals in the country. they are not the problem. >> officials confirming three dead. >> rushing from a training exercise when two choppers collided. >> this is incredible loss for these soldiers families and for the division. >> retail crime rise nationwide. >> the target store has now put shelves and inventory on lockdown. >> cosmetics, toothpaste, even the soap is all boarded up. going to be hard to shop at that target. >> the 2023 nfl draft now officially open with the first pick, the carolina panthers select bryce young, quarterback, alabama. >> it's a blessing and honor to be here. and ♪ for you ♪ i'm a sucker for you. >> steve: listening to the jonas brothers who actually grew up in northern new jersey as you look life at surf city new jersey. >> rachel: i know that you know that trivia. >> steve: jonas brothers live down the street from us and actually went to school in the school

he gave him a whole week to sit down and have guests like talking, bobby kennedy., it was a combination of great comedians and serious political talk. he gave so generously about his time. it took me about seven years to make it because i'm not really a documentarian. i just play one right now with you. but joy reid, our colleague joy reid was an executive producer. she gave us so much help, she stepped in as our director, my friend valerie thomas. we have had so much time with him. he gave us a second interview when we weren't really happy with all the questions. i just felt so grateful for the time that he and his family gave. i love him. >> john, as always thank you for coming to this sunday show. coming up next, defining kamala harris vice presidency ahead of next year's election. my essay after the break. my essay after the break. how to grow more vibrant flowers: step one: feed them with miracle-gro shake 'n feed. that's it. miracle-gro. all you need to know to grow. how to grow delicious herbs: step one: use miracle-gro potting mix. that's it. miracle-gro. a

and bobby kennedy, both later assassinated.the poor and powerless abroad, especially in africa. ♪ we are the children ♪ >> reporter: in 1985, belafonte initiated the u.s. for africa recording of "we are the world." with some of the world's most famous entertainers. the song raised over $63 million for african relief. and for his humanitarianism, the artist received numerous awards from the kennedy center, the aclu, the american national medal of the arts, and the thurgood marshall lifetime achievement award. >> mr. harry belafonte. >> reporter: later in life, belafonte further sealed his legacy, starting his own foundation, focused on social justice. in the documentary "harry belafonte sing your song" he contemplated his life of accomplishment and the work that lay ahead. >> i try to envision playing out the rest of my life almost exclusively devoted to reflection. but there is too much in the world to be done. my social activism, things that i believe in politically. although i took a lot of heat for what i did then, i'm takin

i would hope he does that vagrants put joe biden up on that stage with bobby kennedy was challengingmarianne williamson whoever steps up to the plate and let's have discussion. >> a [bleep] on sunday morning, why not? >> that's up to the president's campaign for this is early he just announced his reelection campaign. these are decisions every campaign makes. both respect to the primary and to the general. i think the president's going to keep his eye on the ball which is we need the general election for that's what's important for the country. what they decide to do the primary only time will tell. shannon: in the meantime he got to the debt ceiling issue you are all very locked-in number there's been criticism since he just not want to go sheet over anything republicans have to come to the table. speaker got something pass and include raising the debt cei ceiling. whose game is it now? plenty or parts of the president has made his point but they have to start negotiating. not going to negotiate with people who are threatening to literally blow up our economy. but to get their way.

king and bobby kennedy.. >> fight for freedom -- amna: campaigning to end apartheid in africa, mobilizing support to end hiv-aids, and serving as a goodwill ambassador for unicef. ♪ amna: in 1985, he helped gather global superstars to help record "we are the world." ." the song raised to $64 million for famine relief in a field via. he faced criticism for meeting with fidel castro of cuba and hugo chavez of venezuela. but he never stopped speaking out against racism in america. >> the struggle is still going on. the cruelty of the enemy is as great as ever. amna: and he criticized democrats and republicans along the way. in 2000 six, calling then president george w. bush the greatest terrorist in the world for a fading iraq. belafonte carried his mission to promote peace well into his later years, reflecting on his work and life in 2011. >> eleanor roosevelt walked into my life, and she turned around. dr. king called me on the phone one day. now come x knocked at the door one day. nelson mandela, he and i ha

we know we have bobby kennedy jr. running and he's getting a little bit of support because i think it's an age factor there doesn't seem to be great enthusiasm for biden but it's his for the taking and he'll be the nominee on the republican side there's a long, long way to figure out that nominee it's conceivable it could be biden/trump but i don't believe donald trump would ever be president again. too many people made up their minds about him. >> there's a new "wall street journal" poll indicating, first of all, that biden would beat trump in a match-up by three points, but that trump is right now ahead of desantis in the hypothetical contest by big margins, 51% to 38%. that's a pretty big -- >> long way to go. long way to go, andrea you know, desantis hasn't even announced yet. he'll get a bump if he announces. as we've always said, you have to be a candidate, have you to have the money i think he has the money you have to have the ideas i sort of wonder about where his ideas are. you have to have the magic if you

compared to bobby kennedy who worked around the clock, meticulous and went after that stuck.e of donald trump you throw things against the wall you don't work maybe that works in politics for a few years but legally talk about what a nightmare that's been for donald trump with his lawyers. >> if you look at the photo that you just played of him during the manhattan arraignment there is one of the defense lawyers there is truly excellent and that is susan necklace and he keeps on adding other people because she has two strikes against her. she is a woman and donald trump's miss omisogyny is not helping and she is independent and she knows that you need to guide your client away from the worst impulses that's not donald trump. what he is doing is really hiring people who are not really in his best legal interest because he is just thinking this in terms of politics a legal lane to me it is seeing him make really bad choices when he is going through actually some good lawyers but not giving them the role they should have because he thinks he knows better in a court of law i don'

kennedy. lyndon johnson was fascinating to watch, bobby baker was my boss. you know, lyndon johnson's protege. he is a very nice guy. he was a good boss and he told very funny stories. he was always telling kennedy stories, seeing kennedy with some blonde on f street over the weekend or something like that. kennedy was not married at that point. but i found it wonderful to look at the senators. i love the senate, i am fascinated particularly by -- i've always wanted to write a book about the senate at that time. robert got it very well in his latest book on johnson. it was great nostalgia for me, because he describes every leather couch and sofa in the cloakroom and the democratic cloakroom, the bank of telephones and where they all drink -- when they weren't drinking clear alcoholic fluids, they all drink white rock so the water -- soda water. he would always snap his hands for me and i would run up and he would say white rock, then you run up to the cloakroom and get him a white rock. lyndon johnson would send for vanilla ice cream a lot, i would race downs