during chappaquiddick, there would start to be hints in time magazine about his life. but it was not really until chappaquiddick on watergate were the big shocking events. it was covered up like boys will be boys. then it was, we have to examine character before being put somebody in the white house because of dixon. and we have to examine ted kennedy's flaws. susan: on chappaquiddick, we have a news report that contains his statement about the events. ted kennedy the deep pond immediately filled with water. the cold water rushed in around my head and i thought for certain i was drowning. i felt the sensation of drowning. but somehow i struggled to the surface life. i made immediate and repeated efforts to save mary jo in -- by diving into the current but i succeeded in only increasing my utter state of exhaustion and alarm. this week has been agonizing for me and the members of my family and the grief we feel over the loss of a wonderful friend will remain with us the rest of our lives. susan: how many hours were between him making repeated attempts to save mary jo an

and it was while they were doing that that they saw the ambulance hearse go over to chappaquiddick and they realized that they had about 15 minutes to get to the police and make some kind of report. which in its own way was candid. it said i was the driver of that car. >> john and his book ted kennedy, tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> congress returnsor legislative work for the first time since the midterm elections on monday. lawmakers will continue thei talks off the house and senate floors. to fund the government to next year. current funding is set to expire next month on december 16. the senate will continueebate on 2020 three defense programs and policy legislation. and vote on it more of president joe biden's judicial nominations. watch live coverage of the house on cpan, the senate on c-span two. you can watch on our free video p, c-span dow or online at c-span.org. -- c-span now or online at c-span.o. c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and

he looks of the tragedies that surrounded his life, including a car accident at chappaquiddick. >> whenis cousin and another aide found him the following morning, he was having fist with sailors from the regatta. they said have you reported it? he said no, we are going with the story that mary jo was driving the car. they said you can't do that, you can't do that. still he did not go to the police. it went to a phone so he could call and talk to other advisors. while they were doing that, they saw the ambulance/hearse going to the accident site and they realized they had about 15 minutes to get to the police and make some kind of report. which in its own way was candid, he said i am the driver of the car. >> john farrell and his book "ted kennedy" sunday on q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> congress returns for legislative work for the first time since the midterm elections on monday. lawmakers continue talks off the house and senate source fund

other advisors, and while they were doing that they saw the ambulance go over on the ferry to chappaquiddickd they realize they had 15 minutes to get to the police to make some kind of report, which in its own way was candid. it said i was the driver of the car. announcer: john farrell and his book " ted kennedy." listen to q and a and all of our podcasts on our new free spend now up -- c-span now app. announce coness returns for legislative work for the first time since the midrm elections monday. they will continue to fund the government through next year. current fending is set to expire next month. they senate will continue debate on 2023 defense programs and pocy legislaon and vote on more of president biden's judicial nominations. tch the house on c-span, the senate on c-span 2 or on our free mobile app, cspan now app, or online at c-span.org. announcer: ukrainian president politico zelenskyy delivered remarks on the importance of protecting freedom and democracy after receiving the liberty metal from the national constitution center. the award honors people annually for their commitme

while they were doing that, they saw the ambulance/hirsch going to chappaquiddick and they realized they had about 15 minutes to get to the police and make some kind of report, which in its own way was candid, i was the driver of the car. >> john farrell on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> congrs returns for legislative work for the first time since the midterm elections on monda lawmakers continue tal to fund the government thrgh next year. cuent funding is set to expire next mth on december 16. e senate will continue to bait -- a debate on policy legislation and vote on judicial nomitions. watch live coverage on the house on c-span, the senate on c-span two. you can also watch on our free video app, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> now to a briefing with john kerry, the u.s. special presidential envoy for climate, attending the cop 27 level climate change conference in egypt. climate change conference in egypt. john kerry: president biden was here yesterday and he came to the g20 to make sure that he emphasized that the u

talks about the tragedy that surrounded ted kennedy's life, including the 159 car accident at chappaquiddick. >> a dozen and amount aide found him the following morning, he was having breakfast on the regota and he said had you reported it? he said no, we're going with the story that mary joe was driving the car. they said you can't do that, you can't do that. still they did not go to the police. they went to a phone so that he could call and talk to other advisors and it was while they were doing that they saw the am balance/hearst go on the terry to chappaquiddick and they realized they had about 15 minutes to get to the police and make some kind of report which in its own way was candid. he said i was the driver of that car. >> john farrell and his book "ted kennedy" tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's x and a. you can listen now on our free c span app. >> tomorrow morning on washington journal, n news senior congressional reporter scott long and eric lawson discuss the battle of power in congress and itself impact on both the lame duck session and the new term in january. later, scott ke

then they saw the ambulance and hearse going over the ferry to chappaquiddick and they realize that they about 15 minutes to get to the police and make some kind of report. which in its own way was candid. it said that i was the driver of the car. >> john farrell and his book ted kennedy, tonight at 10 eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now have. -- c-span now app. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government, we are funded by these television companies and more, including buckeye broadband. ♪ >> buckeye broadband support span is a public servicelong with these other television providers. of giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> tomorrow morning on washington journal, nbc news senior congressional reporter scott long and bloomberg news congressional reporter discussed the balance of power in congress and its impact on the lame-duck session and the new term in january. later scott kennedy with the center for strategic and international studies talk about president biden's face-to-face meeting on monday with chinese president

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advisors, and while they were doing that, they saw the ambulance/hearse go over the river to chappaquiddicknd they realize they had 15 minutes to get to the police and make some kind of report. in its own way, was candid, it said. it said i was the driver of the car. >> john farrell in his book ted kennedy sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. you can listen to all of our podcasts on our free c-span now mobile app. ♪ >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? it is more than that. comcas

while they were doing that, they saw the ambulance/hearse going to chappaquiddick and realized they had5 minutes to get there and make some kind of report, which in its own way was cand and said i was the driver of the car. >> john farrell in his book tonight on "q and a -- "q&a." >> tomorrow morning on "washington journal," scott wong and eric larson discussed the balance of power in congress. later, scott kennedy with the center for strategic and international studies talked about president biden's face-to-face meeting on monday with chinese president xi jinping and the state of u.s.-china relations. join the conversations with your phone calls, text messages, facebook comments, and tweets live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on "wasngton journal." >> congress returns for legislative work for the first me since the midterm elections on monday. lawmakers will continue eir talks off the house and senate oors to fund the government through next year. current funding is set to eire next month on december 16. thsenate will continue debate on 2023 defense programs and policy legislations and vote on m

and while they were doing that, they saw the ambulance and hirsch -- hers go to chappaquiddick, and they had about 15 minutes to get to the police and make some kind of report. which in its own way with candid and said i w the driver of that car. >> john and his book had kennedy, sendak a eastern on q&a you can listen to queuing day and all our past costs on our c-span now app -- q and a on our c-span now app. >> white house national seer -- security advisor jake sullivan updated reporters on the war in ukraine. they talked about the president's upcoming travel schedule, which includes a trip to egypt. his first face-to-face meeting with the leader of china. the security advisor answered questions on how the midterm elections could impact international relations. >> good afternoon everyone. i'll take a few minutes to walk through the trip over the next several days. i will be happy to answer your questions. i ask for your patience because there's quite a bit to get through, giving an action-packed schedule the president has. across three stops over a week. before i get into the president

while they were doing that, they saw the ambulance go to chappaquiddick, and they realized they had aboutminutes to get to the police and make some kind of report, which, in its own way, was candid. it said i was the driver of that car. >> john farrell and his book tonight on "q&a." you can listen to "q&a" and all our podcasts on o free c-span app. congress returns for just late of work for the first time on monday since the midterms. current funding is set to expire next month the senate will continue debate on023 defense programs and policy legislation and vote on more opresident biden's judicial nominations. watch live coverage of the house c-span, the senate on c-span 2. you can also watch on our free video app, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> this morning on "washington journal," we start with a look at the news and some of your cars. -- calls. later, ethics and public policy center senior fellow henry olsen is here to talk about campaign 2022 and what it means for congressional republicans and potential 2024 candidates, and the future of the party. after that, we examine thin

late 1860's and early 1870's by dissolving the reservations of mashpee, herring pawn, gay head, chappaquiddick, christian town, and others. the state divided the common lands of these places into private poverty -- property tracts subject to confiscation for debt and unpaid taxes. it then declare the inhabitants to be full-fledged citizens, no longer indians. as if the two were antithetical. white officials refused to listen to the wampanoags that protested that this suppose it give citizenship was actually a trojan horse to rob them of their remaining land and force them to scatter. that was indeed the point. white proponents of the measure at their more honest moments admitted they considered the wampanoags to be too racially intermixed to be classified as indians any longer and it was the fate, the manifest destiny, of indians to vanish. over the next century, white americans did everything they could to make this a supposedly natural process occur. including, reducing indians into romantic bit parts in the country's history as exemplified by the thanksgiving myth. let me emphasize here, an

while they were doing that, they saw the ambulance/hirsch going to chappaquiddick and they realized theynutes to get to the police and make some kind of report, which in its own way was candid, i was the driver of the car. >> john farrell on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> congrs returns for legislative work for the first time since the midterm elections on monda lawmakers continue tal to fund the government thrgh next year. cuent funding is set to expire next mth on december 16.

advisors, and while they were doing that, they saw the ambulance/hearse go over the river to chappaquiddick and they realize they had 15 minutes to get to the police and make some kind of report. in its own way, was candid, it said. it said i was the driver of the car. >> john farrell in his book ted kennedy sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. you can listen to all of our podcasts on our free c-span now mobile app. ♪ >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? it is more than that. comcast is partnering with community centers to create the tools students need. >> comcast support c-span as a public service, along with these other providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> next, i discussion on nasa's return to the moon mission from the american institute of aeronautics and astronautics 2022 ascended meeting in las vegas and talked about public/private partnerships, space defense, and the human exploration of space. this runs one hour and 20 minutes. [appla

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you have this long show, but the tweet is about chappaquiddick, and i'm wondering why you took a linethe senate with 50 years doing a lot of good things, and that is the clip we get. the same thing happened with lbj when we talked about not going to the bathroom until we got a legislation passed it then, you had nixon. nixon gives this thoughtful comment about how he could've helped with the last election. i'm wondering who decides which tweets to do, because it seems like they just did democrats, and they built up the republicans. host: thank you for sharing. keep tweeting. rhonda is in newton, republican. you have to meet your television. caller: pardon me? host: you have to mute your television. just talk on the phone. go ahead. caller: i am online because my son served with the ambassador from brazil. i am homeless because of our government. not because of brazil. there is been witchcraft forever. i was married into something. i am a white 58-year-old female, i live in america. that's all i have to say. host: dawn in atlanta georgia. republican. caller: i am so upset. i want to en

you have this long show, but the tweet is about chappaquiddick, and i'm wondering why you took a linem the senate with 50 years doing a lot of good things, and that is the clip we get. the same thing happened with lbj when we talked about not going to the bathroom until we got a legislation passed it then, you had nixon. nixon gives this thoughtful comment about how he could've helped with the last election. i'm wondering who decides which tweets to do, because it seems like they just did democrats, and they built up the republicans. host: thank you for sharing. keep tweeting. rhonda is in newton, republican. you have to meet your television. caller: pardon me? host: you have to mute your television. just talk on the phone. go ahead. caller: i am online because my son served with the ambassador from brazil. i am homeless because of our government. not because of brazil. there is been witchcraft forever. i was married into something. i am a white 58-year-old female, i live in america. that's all i have to say. host: dawn in atlanta georgia. republican. caller: i am so upset. i want to