david kennedy is in pennsburg. a nurse practiceticionner found pictures on the phone given to her by the practice. and that the images belong to kennedy, he is charged with sexual abuse of children and remains in jail on $250,000 bail. >>> police say that one of the suspects in the vandalism of a market in chestnut hill turns out to be an attorney in the city law department. sara bloomquist has been following the story today and is live now at northwest detectives. sara an unlikely suspect perhaps what are the details. >> reporter: jim his name is duncan lloyd and is not yet charged with any crime, expected to come here to northwest detectives with his own attorney to talk to investigators about what he knows, he has been in touch with them. we learned that he is an attorney in the city law office but we couldn't toe what he was doing with a glass of wine apparently taking part in anti-trump vandalism. and we don't know the identity of the man he was with. >> one man was wearing a blazer and scarf and carrying a wi

david kennedy is a physician at personal care pediatric in pennsburg, a nurse at the office discovered explicit images on a cell phone that she was given to take after hours calls over the holiday. police say that an investigation revealed images belonged to kenty. >>> we are following breaking news right now. philadelphia police sources tell "eyewitness news" that they have located a reek will possibly involved in the hit and run that killed eight year-old jayanna powell. vehicle was located inside a auto body shop in frazier, chester county. philadelphia police are bringing the vehicle back to philadelphia for processing. powell was struck and killed in 18th near 63rd and lansdowne in overbrook. >>> it has been a second day of rain, and more heavy rain is the way tonight. we might hear a rumble of thunder out there meteorologist kate bilo is in the cbs-3 weather center with more on the timing of all this, kate. >> reporter: this feels like the rain that just won't quit, we have been dealing with it since early yesterday morning another round of heavy rain this afternoon and here come

. >> there was dale mitchell, larry david, kennedy, >> he says he has been a baseball fan but that especiall her he chose to make some extra money ushering in the old stadium. leaves to wipe out the seeds they will give you a nickel or dimewi but they don't do that, enjoyed it becausei i was going to john carroll it had to get a part-time job.s today after being the oldest person to undergo a heart valve surgery and summa akron city witness history again. with that picture they've got, if he pitches like he has been,f there were going to get some runs, and. >> what will you do when they d when it? >> jump for joy. and we want to make sure that his heart valve procedure went, because he says ifif we went tonight, he's going to be jumping for joy and we want to make sure that he is okay for that.pi >> says he knows fans have suffered through. >> i felt sorry for them, but not that sorry. is he tired of waiting for another championship in cleveland?is >> wait till next year, is all you say, next year just arrived >> dave nethers fox 8 news. celebrate game seven of the steal a base, steel and ta

prosecutors say david kennedy had sexual images of children and they say it's where he kept those imagesy noland. >>> i'm iain page. >>> a nurse alerted investigat investigators after finding those images. chris o'connell is live in pennsbury with more on how those images were discovered. chris? >> reporter: well, iain, i can tell you patients of a popular pediatrician here in pennsburg are showing up to their doctor's appointments today only to find out their child's pediatrician is in the montgomery county jail facing child porn charges. his name doctor david s. kenne kennedy, arrest dad for five counts of sexual abuse of children and the criminal use of a communications device the 48-year-old ran the personal care pediatric here on main street up perkiomen police say a nurse practitioner was given a brand new company issued iphone seven plus over the holiday weekend for off hours calls but she discover dr. kennedy's i cloud account was connected to that phone and that account according to police was filled with sexually explicit pictures of children. the phone had just been purchased

kennedy: both campaigns will be in new york city. >> i never wanted the olympics to come here bawls i wanted my peace and quiet. david: peace and quiet in new york? kennedy: i understand donald trump holding a celebration no matter what happens at trump tower. but i think hillary clinton lacks self-awareness. julie: you are talking about compared to the guy with gold-plated toilets? kennedy: he never made an excuse for the money he has got. >> he bragged about it. kennedy: what do you think? >> i think they will go to the java ceiling which has a glass ceiling as we know because she is breaking the glass ceiling. >> the javitz was the first donald trump deal. they realized they did not owe donald trump $.5 million and re-named it the javitz center. are we sure the fireworks are to celebrate her victory? maybe it's a moral victory she is celebrating that she went through the entire campaign without getting indicted. kennedy: the week is young. i don't think she can say that at this point. and anything can happen. speak of miss hillary clinton. she pivoted from giving the country something to vote for. and she is back

david s. kenne kennedy, arrest dad for five counts of sexual abuse of children and the criminal use of a communications device the 48-year-old ran the personal care pediatric here on main street up perkiomen police say a nurse practitioner was given a brand new company issued iphone seven plus over the holiday weekend for off hours calls but she discover dr. kennedy's i cloud account was connected to that phone and that account according to police was filled with sexually explicit pictures of children. the phone had just been purchased for the practice a couple days earlier. that practitioner immediately went to police who say kennedy has admitted to possessing those pictures. now dr. kennedy is also on the staff at grand view health. a spokesperson there tells us his privileges have now been suspended. now, we want to take you live out here. this was -- is dr. kennedy's car. as you can see it's filled with trash. we also saw several pill bottles in there honestly it's an absolute mess. he was arrested here but tonight he is in the montgomery county jail after failing to post $250,000 bail. montgomery

david eisenhower. the u.s. senator john f. kennedyry, i campaign film from 1958 detailing the compliments of jfk's first term serving the people of massachusetts as a democrat. senator kennedy won reelection that year with about 73% of the vote. >> we present the united states senator john f. kennedy's story. ♪ >> this is washington, d.c. -- official capital of the united states, unofficial capital of

kennedy: very interesting. david webb, who does this speak more about, mitt romney and his ability to be our chief diplomat or donald trump and his ability to overcompass risks? >> so this is debate that will occupy tables throughout thanksgiving. romney has certain skills that would be applicable to secretary of state. i remind everyone that the secretary of state represents the president's vision and this is what we need. we need a secretary of state that will carry out the job he's given. this is the apprentice for politics. he's bringing everybody in. you have giuliani who is a loyalist, giuliani, someone who stood by him from the very beginning but the different skill sets. who knows? kennedy: yeah. >> it's bigger than the president. kennedy: how different are these two people? what does a giuliani state department look like versus a romney state department and what is president-elect trump choosing? melissa: rudy giuliani is tough, direct, hard and harsh in a way that to me is not terribly diplomatic but does g

david eisenhower. the u.s. senator john f. kennedy story, i campaign film from 1958 detailing the compliments of jfk's first term serving the people of massachusetts as a democrat. senator kennedy won reelection that year with about 73% of the vote. >> we present the united states senator john f. kennedy's story. ♪ >> this is washington, d.c. -- official capital of the united states, unofficial capital of the free world, where the people of massachusetts visit today with senator and mrs. john f. kennedy. in this historic building, each senate and democratic battle reaches its climax. it is here that senator kennedy debate its merits. ae senate office building is handsome, white marble structure just across historic constitution avenue from the capital. here, most committees, all senators, and the vice president of the united states maintain their actual working headquarters. it is here that scores of massachusetts visitors and hundreds of massachusetts letters, telegrams, and telephone calls are received each day. let's ask john delan

nemesis, but john kennedy, who was the man behind the nemesis. >> narrator: marcello returned to new orleans to fight the deportation order. his attorneys hired both guy banister and david ferrie as investigators in the case. for robert blakey, who believes the mafia was involved in the kennedy assassination, this is the critical link. >> when you find david ferrie, who is an investigator for carlos marcello, being a boyhood friend to lee harvey oswald and with him that summer and with carlos marcello at that very point in time, you have an immediate connection between a man who had the motive, opportunity and means to kill kennedy and the man who killed kennedy. >> the shame of this thing is that the whole question of oswald's activity in new orleans was never properly investigated by officialdom at the beginning. guy banister, the former fbi agent at 544 camp street, was never, ever asked by anybody about lee harvey oswald. david ferrie was questioned, but the investigation was dropped very quickly and the names of neither banister nor ferrie are in the warren report. it simply doesn't mention either of them. >> narrator: if oswald did have a secret connection to ferr

the kennedys did not like camp david and they loved hyannis port and palm beach.another home in virginia in hickory hill. and they did not like camp david and thought it was dumpy. but before they left, they loved camp david. and all of these families end up loving camp dade because of the security and the privacy. baron can play soccer all weekend with his buddies. or you can play video games in his cottage. and all the grown families would have their own cottages and grand meals together. >> in other words, you're sort of closeted away from everyone, which is -- i'm sure a president is cognizant, too, of the inconvenience to folks. the president can't help that traveling back and forth to cities, but in donald trump's case, the trump tower, the middle of midtown manhattan -- >> it shuts down the city. >> it shuts down the city is right. i wonder how that factors in to what they decide to do. >> i think it will be big. having worked on the white house staff, i remembered when we would fly into boston, you would shut down that tunnel coming out of the airport. we

alix: thank you, will kennedy. david, when they talk about what it means for the oil price, the differentials are staggering. you have as little as $20 from energy aspects. and as high as $55 from goldman sachs. if we do get a deal. david: and ramifications are profound. x ago stands to lose a lot. their economy is in tough shape and meaning that oil price up. alix: all of them really do need it up. at theto take a look volatility and correlates to other asset classes. you can see the takes index volatility -- the vix index at volatility on the red line and the blue line's oil. you can see how much volatility is in the oil market in the last few days. we have felt like the markets would get the deal. now that it is in doubt, you can see the volatility has picked up. david: are the major storm with the most at stake? alix: it is u.s. shale producers. they are saying coming of this deal, you have the market flooding with oil but will they do that or be more disciplined? that is saudi's worst nightmare, that they open the f

they are in alphabetical order, charles boustany, foster campbell, david duke, caroline , and johnjohn fleming kennedy. much ground too cover and so many candidates, our format is this tonight. the questions we will allow one minute responses. at the moderators discretion, there will be some give-and-take, but we will try to move it along. the order of the candidate answers and the order of the closing statements at the end were each decided by separate locks of the draw. ,'m joined by greg meriwether cynthia arsenault, and the first question by luck of the draw goes to mr. fleming. >> just days ago the white house announced skyrocketing premiums foremost families on affordable health care. andou support obama care, of course all will address this eventually, how would you propose saving it? if you oppose it, would you be in favor of keeping popular provisions like pre-existing conditions and insuring children until the age of 26, and how would you pay for that? mr. fleming: as a physician, a conservative, and someone who provides health care through my business, i contend you always there for the ent

>> i did in the course of reporting my article, i spoke to a writer, david mckayless who compared it to joe kennedyrriving in england with kids and everyone was sort of blown away because here was something new under the sun. so there are comparisons and, you know, they're wealthy and somewhat powerful and also outsiders and jared's father is a felon. they have a complicated past. i think there's a case to be made there. >> lizzie, thank you for sharing your great reporting. appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >>> president obama in berlin right now where he and german chancellor angela merkel are meeting. in the next hour, we'll monitor that and live in berlin for you. stay with us. simulation initiated. ♪ [beeping] take on any galaxy with a car that could stop for you. simulation complete. the new nissan rogue. rogue one: a star wars story. in theaters december 16th. [and her new business: i do, to jeanetgo. jeanette was excellent at marrying people. but had trouble getting paid. not a good time, jeanette. even worse. now i'm uncomfortable. but here's the good news, jeanette got quickbooks. se

sheriff david clarke joins me tomorrow. good night from new york. kennedy: president-elect trump at the white house to pay president obama a visit. bret baier is here to lay it on us. is hillary's defeat the end of the dynasty? is legal weed here to stay? or could the new administration squash that. grab a plate, it's time to get served. it's done. the presidential campaign of hillary clinton. the political grape who had the burstle wipeness. and she is now dried up. good-bye you sharifled witch, good-bye. this election was by no means a mandate for either candidate. but as an optimist i have to believe it's a rejection of statism and corruption. and for that my heart sings.havo ind so intoxicating. the fools who thought she stood for anything other than her own concentration of power. they are sad becauser shred data. every word that dripped from pundits' lips assured them fireworks would accompany katy perry on election night and their side would win. >> wrong, wrong, wrong. kennedy: what about the legion of celebrities who promised to move far, far away

sheriff david clarke joins me tomorrow. good night from new york. kennedyhillary's defeat the end of the dynasty? is legal weed here to stay? or could the new administration squash that. grab a plate, it's time to get served. it's done. the presidential campaign of hillary clinton.

sheriff david clarke joins me tomorrow. good night from new york. kennedysident-elect trump at the white house to pay president obama a visit. bret baier is here to lay it on us. is hillary's defeat the end of the dynasty? is legal weed here to stay? or could the new administration squash that. grab a plate, it's time to get served. it's done. the presidential campaign of hillary clinton.

sheriff david clarke joins me tomorrow. good night from new york. kennedyident-elect trump at the white house to pay president obama a visit. bret baier is here to lay it on us. is hillary's defeat the end of the dynasty? is legal weed here to stay? or could the new administration squash that. grab a plate, it's time to get served. it's done. the presidential campaign of hillary clinton.

david cameron. peter schweizer among our guests. good night from new york. kennedy: president-elect trump shows he wants to chop up obamacare and throw most of it out the window. liberals love president obama's executive orders. but now that trump may have that same power, they are freak out. should mark zuckerberg get to decide what you can and cannot read? grab your glasses. it's time to see the light. obamacare breathes new life into president obama's sitting legacy. president-elect trump expressed his compassion for those with preexisting conditions. >> are you going to make sure people with preconditions are still covered? >> yes, because it happens to be one of the strongest he sets, also for the children living with their parents for an extended period. we'll try to keep that. >> this entitlement o deeply linked with our economy it's impossible to pull out one of the gooey arms. mr. trump wants to keep the preexisting caveat, forcing insurance companies to provide service to the sickly but without forcing people to buy insurance they don't need. it's like for

david cameron. peter schweizer among our guests. good night from new york. kennedyent-elect trump shows he wants to chop up obamacare and throw most of it out the window. liberals love president obama's executive orders. but now that trump may have that same power, they are freak out. should mark zuckerberg get to decide what you can and cannot read? grab your glasses. it's time to see the light. obamacare breathes new life

desk back over the past 30 or 40 years, you see justices like sandra day o'connor and david souter and anthony kennedyrtion arets, even justices who generally conservative people, like chief justice john roberts, who badly disappointed conservatives by voting twice to uphold the core of obamacare. donald trump will be hearing from an awful lot of conservative legal thinkers, conservatives who want to make sure that this is a rocksolid conservative who donald trump nominates to the court. >> on those nominations, trump has a list of 21 prospective supreme court justices. take us through some of the names. >> well, we know more about some of them than others. one name to watch for is a guy named william pryor, a very outspoken judge, very conservative. called -- he has called roe versus wade one of the worst abominations of the country. you would expect a vocal fight with democrats over him. about have been talking is a michigan supreme court justice, she has only been on that court for about a year. you talk to conservatives and they say, she has a lot of firepower. she is an up and comer. if she does

will kennedy, coming to us from london. david: more now on special coverage with our focus on energy. that's go to willem buiter. welcome back to the program. where yousense of think this deal is headed. is this off the rails or part of the normal negotiating process? deals of this nature have been hard to come by. it is not just the usual suspects that are disagreeing. within opec, the saudis, iraq, and a radians come -- and a radians, and russia. -- and iranians, and russia. there will be a boost in u.s. production. a is very hard to see successful and enduring outcome of this kind of freeze or cut, whatever they are trying to achieve. julie: even if you do have a freeze or a cut, or whatever it is they come up with, will we see low oil prices, low enough to remain stimuluses to the global economy? willem: it depends on what causes them. if it is a boost to supply, it will be stimulus. if there is big demand, it will be a reflection of weakness. if the u.s. starts producing in 2017,ntly more 2018, you will see weak oil presses.

congressman,n fleming,oustany, john foster campbell, john kennedy, carolyn faye art, david duke.ery close race in new hampshire. a debate coming up for you tonight between the incumbent, ,elly ayotte, and the governor at 9:00 eastern. we touched on tomorrow's schedule briefly to reiterate. among the live coverage will be melania trump in pennsylvania, campaigning for donald trump at 2:45. getting that time right, 2:00 in the afternoon. 7:45 tomorrow night, hillary clinton campaigning in north carolina. right now, let's take you to donald trump in orlando. the rally just wrapped up. here is his speech from this afternoon. ♪ >> ♪ i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the usa and i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that life to me and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the usa ♪ mr. trump: thank you, everybody. thank you. wow. [chanting "usa"] these crowds are terrific. thank you v

kennedy story from the beginning. the reporters started falling in love with him. my mentor and journalism, david won a prize for coverage in vietnam ended up writing a book that was a valentine to bobby kennedy. a guy who was covering the campaign for the washington post named richard was assigned by ben bradley to cover the campaign because he was very cynical, he despised bobby kennedy and that was bradley thought the perfect guy to cover, he would never be won over by him. by the end of the campaign, richard made a plea to ben bradley, take me off the campaign. i have fallen in love with the candidate. the reason, i think, the press fell in love with bobby kennedy was exactly what the press is looking for today in a candidate as is the public. it was the candidate who was authentic, it was somebody, the political press in those days like today has a better sniffer of who is real and who doesn't seem real. they decided by the end that bobby kennedy was the one who had the courage to stand up in the senate and say my brother jack and i got us into vietnam and we were wrong and that's not someth

jackie kennedy: please don't send me away to camp david. i just want to be with you.if there isn't room in the bomb shelter, i just want to be on the lawn when it happens. i just want to die with you. marina: i hope they like this. lee harvey oswald: everybody's gonna like it. everybody's russian. all your nosy russian friends. marina: be good alik. george tried to get you a job. he's nice to invite us. lee harvey oswald: you're the one he invited, not me. marina: alik! lee harvey oswald: all right, i'll be good. [doorbell rings]. george de mohrenschildt: there they are, marinitchka! lee! lee harvey oswald: george. marina: christina. george de mohrenschildt: hurry, the president is about to start the speech. director: quiet, please. ready in 5, 4, 3, 2. john f kennedy: good evening, my fellow citizens. this government, as promised, has maintained the closest surveillance of the soviet military buildup on the island of cuba. within the past week, unmistakable evidence has established the fact that a series of offensive missile sites is now in preparation on that impris

kennedy will be auctioned up and the dress could fetch up to $3 million. that's busin i'm david your path to retirement may not always be clear. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your retirement savings. so wherever your retirement journey takes you, we can help you reach your goals. call us or your advisor t. rowe price. you can't predict the market. but through good times and bad... ...at t. rowe price... ...we've helped our investors t. rowe price. invest with confidence. >> welcome back, everybody, 10:46 time for a look at warm forecast. >> nice warm-up coming our way >> i don't have any 80s. i think we can get to 70 for a couple days at the end of the week. >> we'll take it. >> nice and then you know what happens. >> wow. >> big drop-off. >> so 70 is nice treat in november and then signals something behind that above average which is upper 50s as we're under 10 hours of daylight as we begin middle part of november. but, today not a bad day. we did have through that brought a few showers to a few areas. even with that we managed to get to mid to upper 60s and we'll be

david, will you hit the one-minute button, please. the 30 seconds and the cut, please. >> in 1960, the nixon/kennedy debate was the first in television.ot of people were watching that night and it introduced a lot of people to kennedy. >> let me see the tight shot on camera one, please. >> can you hear me now speaking? is that about the right tone of voice? >> good evening, the television and radio stations of the united states and the radio stations -- >> when the networks offered a debate kennedy immediately said yes because he was sure he could do better than nixon. >> i think mr. nixon is an effective leader of his party. i hope he would grant me the same. the question before us is which point of view and which party do we want to lead the united states? is. >> mr. nixon, would you like to comment on that statement? >> i have no comment. >> if you're live on television and there's a camera right here, there's no place to hide. once you see a guy sweating when asked a question, are you sure he's the leader for you? >> that's the question before the american people and only you can decide what you want. what you want this country to

jonathan: simon kennedy, great to have you with us. davide needed another election on the cards, so i think in the next six months, we've got the german election, french elections, and then next week as well. david: elections all over the place. we're going to turn to u.s. politics. with the election just four days away, national polls continue to tighten between donald trump and hillary clinton. one of the biggest differences in policy between the two candidates is how they would handle the economy. donald trump has promised to raise the sandrate increase 25 million jobs over the next decade. joining us is andy puzder, c.e.o. of restaurants and someone who advises the trump campaign on economic policy. welcome. good to have you here. let's start with those 25 million jobs that donald trump has said that he would help create. we're about to get jobs numbers near less than an hour, about 55 minutes from now in the united states. as i see the numbers coming out of the bureau of labor statistics, we only have 7.9 million unemployed. how would y

david cameron closest aides steve hilton joins us. we hope you will be with us tomorrow night. thanks for being with us tonight. good night from new york. kennedyin a swamp? ain't easy. neither is filling it back up. how is donald trump doing so far? ron paul is here to gripe and give us his idea how it should be done. donald trump wants to stack the court with as many conservative junes as he can. are the trump protesters accomplishing anything? get in the ring, it's time for a ruckus. that putrid dung puddle that is the d.c. swamp has to be

kennedy, managed to keep this compartmentalized. they keep family close, and informal advisers close, but the actual flow of classified information is something that's institutionalized. david would know well. >> do you think this is likely to happen, especially given the children are meant to be running the president elect's business affairs? >> well, i think at this stage, he makes a request, once the inauguration, he's the president, he can decide on his own if he wants to do this, the question is whether it's prudent or not, and i think on that issue, first of all, it is normally restricted. there are one or two members of the white house staff who mostly are on the domestic side who get clearances, the chief of staff, the council to the president. i would assume steve bannon and mr. priebus will have national security clearances, after that, you don't do it as a rule. and a nepotism rule prevents mr. trump from bringing in members of his family. you could put jared kushner on an advisory board, in which case he could get clearance. i think it's a bad idea to have four members of your family to come in. it's a horrible idea to have those same people running your busines

kennedy, great to have you here today. also joining us on the couch cohost of after the bell, melissa francis, fox news eboni well -- williams and #oneluckyguy, it's davidself and he is outnumbered. >> and smiling.

because none of the candidates in louisiana running to fill david bitter's seat at the 50% necessary to win. the runoff september 10 between john kennedy who had 25% of the vote and democrat foster campbell, at 17.5%. that would be the last senate seat not decided. right now the count at 51 republicans and 48 democrats, along with 2 independents that caucus with the democrats. one seat left to decide in louisiana, with a runoff on december 10. now we will show you a portion of today's white house briefing with press secretary josh earnest. josh earnest of course took many questions today about the election of donald trump and the coming transition to a trump administration. >> what do you say about how much of the return -- how late was the president up? was he watching with his family and staff, and what was the reaction? during the campaign he said there was no comparison, that there wasn't a choice, but this was the choice that was made. surely you must have been stunned. sec. earnest: president obama did stay up late. it was not until after president-elect trump finishes comments that president obama was able to reach on the teleph

jack kennedy kwwas not a fan of his but when he got in trouble with the bay of pigs, he reached out to eisenhower and he came to camp davidunsel. i think obama is keeping a channel open to trump to see whether trump might in fact reach it out to him perhaps privately. >> you wrote a book about andrew jackson. steve bannon, donald trump's right-hand man, senior adviser, has compared donald trump to andrew jackson. is that a fair comparison? >> you know, i don't think so. i think the idea of a populist movement of people rising up against the entrenched interests is clearly happening now and happened in the 1920s under jackson but jackson was a judge. he was a senator. he was a general. he came out of a more conventional political world than trump has. and in some ways, therefore trump's appeal is more authentic chan andrew jackson's was. >> would it be fair to compare trump to ronald reagan? >> i don't think so. reagan spent an enormous -- the whole decade of the '50s reading, working on issues, spokesman for ge. he spent eight years as governor of california. you can disagree with ronald reagan on a lot of things, but he

one of the things david always says to me, go talk to jeff flanery and see what he has. several years ago, when i was helping evan thomas on his robert kennedy book. i was coming into the manuscript reading room and jeff said, have you looked at the martin papers and the campaign diary he kept of being with bobby kennedy? it is an absolute gold mine. the only really inside the campaign diary that was ever produced and it was wonderful. about wasat came talking to archivists, making them to the partnership. help produce the best product that you can. it is a long way of saying if the facts -- the facts are there, but you have to sample and try to reach -- you have to push and pull and try to reach the best conclusion that you can. ms. roberts: how true are the memoirs? my mother said about her own, think about what a great book i would have written if i had been willing to tell the truth. [laughter] woman who was married to a confederate senator from alabama. he was imprisoned, seen as a conspirator. which was not true. and she writes this wonderful breezy memoir. she was very clever and everybody loved her. is --moir about herself in reading

david frost, the president does it, it's not illegal. how are these two things different? >> presidents have always had conflicts of interest, most famous example in the last 50 or 60 years was the kennedys owning the merchandise mart in chicago, when president kennedy took office didn't sell it but made the head of it the director of the peace corp. nobody said a peep. lyndon johnson with his radio station in texas. on and on. only difference here is scale. admittedly that's what draws all this attention to it. >> i may not have been born, want to be clear on the kennedy situation. i don't think i could have said a peep on the johnson thing, no offense jeffrey. >> jeffrey is right, been presidents in the past with lot of businesses, most of them put assets in a real blind trust. clearly what donald trump is saying, he's parroting what i think has been told to him, founding fathers put in the constitution that the president is exempt from a lot of rules that the rest of officials are -- have to go with because he's the president and can't just easily recuse themselves from national security. but doesn't reassure people who have no clue what's in his taxes or how deep and dangerous his bu

, on a personal note i'm envious of the late david broder, the esteemed "washington post" political writer, the first presidential race he covered was kennedyhe president in 2008. if this is my finale, mr. hunt goes out with style. the book ends with nixon's re-election in 1972 and one donald trump. thank god for the four great ones in between. greg revisits us from horizon. mr. trump is getting torn to shredsly the -- by the lines of al hunt, isn't he? mr. hunt: he has. he's been on message and i think he's actually become a redible candidate. tom: nixon's coming was contentious but was a nation ripped by war versus what we have now. what are we ripped at now like vietnam. greg: i think this country has changed dramatically demographically if you look at the influence of people of color in this country. i think there are other people who don't quite accept it and that's led to a lot of tearing at the social fabric. francine: greg, you talk about donald trump being a credible candidate the last 10 days. what's his main policy. i want to talk policy, i'm european and actually i'm amazed at how this election is so much on personality and on w