dr. david kennedy. [applause] dr. kennedy: i see folks ready to come up. ok. you very much, dr. mohler, for that introduction. thanks, all of you, for your interest in this subject. we are talking about 1946 as a year of transition, transformation. i want to take a little bit of liberty with that calendar year and back us up a bit into the my startingas point. i should tell you at the outset there is a premise that underlines my remarks here today, and there is a proposition that i'm going to try to argue and persuade you of is the proper way to think about this passage in the planet's history. the premise is that world war ii was by many, many measures of transformative event in the history of this republic and in the history of the international order and in this country's relationship to the international order. that is my premise. the proposition that i want to try to argue here this afternoon is that the transformative effect of world war ii did not just happen. that in many ways, it was the anticipated and, indeed, desired result of a particular war fighting strategy that

dr. kennedy. kennedy's attorney is not sure why police are back at his home today. we can tell you dr. kennedy is still being held in the montgomery county prison and investigators have seized his computer, his cell phones and thumb drives as part of this investigation. >>> tonight place are trying to track down the man who robbed a customer at gunpoint at an atm in montgomery county. the surveillance video shows the man trying to use the card on sunday. police say he drove off in a newer model why is ford fusion or similar mazda vehicle, no one was hurt. >>> now to your first alert weather, taking a live look at cape may, where it's been chilly now colder weather is getting set to move in. >>> that cold weather gear is about to start moving in big-time. >> we're looking at the gloves, the scarves, the heavy coats. these are temp, we won't even be near on friday. 40 in pottstown and allentown, 42. the same for wilmington and allentown sitting at 44 degrees for our current temperature. as we move into tomorrow, a pretty typical temp for your thursday. we'll start to see the sun break as

dr. kennedy. >> hello. i understand that you consider air power one of the three major reasons for our victory in world war ii. yet, after the war, a strategic bomb survey was conducted by our government and it concluded that air power had played a very minimal role in the victory. how do you reconcile these? >> there are two different strategic bombing surveys, one in europe and one in japan. the european strategic bombing survey could not come to any very conclusive answer about the role of air power in the final victory. during the war, they argued consistently and repeatedly if an even bigger bet was made on air power, air power alone could win the war. there would be no need for a ground invasion. that's not the way things played out. the strategic bombing survey, you are absolutely right, was quite inconclusive in europe. japan is a different story. it was the two atomic bombs that brought the war to a conclusion well short of the need for an m amphibious ground. they seized upon the conclusion of the

dr. kennedy based on the charges. today amber monroe was picking up her children's shot records and is moving to a new doctor. >> reporter: we talked to other parents who are also moving to a new doctor, a process that's not always easy, logistically or emotionally. >> mary cannon has six children, the oldest two know about what happened. >> my 17-year-old is disgusted, she's absolutely disgusted because she knows that she was supposed to see him on monday and we didn't see him. >> reporter: she says her 13-year-old is trying to process it and knows there will be more questions in the days ahead. now one family i spoke with said they do plan to stay here because they like the nurse practitioners and as for those leaving, they told us they were upset it's going to cost them $25 per child to transfer their records. we weren't able to verify that number. our office has referred the parents to an attorney that we haven't heard back from. >>> an arson act is caught in the act in kensington. he goes to the back of the house

dr. david kennedy. >> unbelievable. i live right next door to him.n this day and age and him being a pediatrician, that's very alarming. >> reporter: the pediatrician's car is still sitting in the office parking lot. the district attorney says kennedy recently gave one of his nurse practitioners an iphone. >> she found images on that phone that were very disturbing. >> reporter: right now it does not appear any patients are in the photos. but investigators are asking anyone who may have more information to call them. >> it really freaks me out. it's disgusting, especially to think that i have smaller children. >> reporter: this woman has six kids who go to this practice. she was just in there today. staff told her the doctor was on leave, but to add to her frustration, she says the practice is charging $25 per child to transfer medical records to a new doctor. >> i will not be stepping foot back in there. absolutely not. >> thank you for calling personal care pediatrics. >> the person who answered the phone here said she wasn't allowed to talk to us.

dr. david s. kennedy.olice say kennedy gave a nurse practitioner a brand new company issued iphone seven plus to use for off hour patient calls over the holiday weekend. but during thanksgiving, the nurse discovered sexually explicit pictures of children on dr. kennedy's i cloud account. that account had been transferred over to the new phone. >> who knows what he's got hidden in the hidden cameras or whatever. >> reporter: neighbors who live near the practice only notice doctored kennedy's car. they say it's this one in the parking lot filled with trash and pill bottles. >> blew my mind. in this day and age it's not surprising but right here next to me it's -- it's overwhelming. >> reporter: a long with running his own practice kennedy is on the medical staff at grand view health where he has been suspended and his bio has since been scrubbed from the website. worried parents of patients are beside themselves. >> it's a shame, but even if they seem like totally on the level, you never know how well someon

dr. kennedy. >> hello. >> yeah. i see you and hear you. >> i understand that you consider air power one of the three major reasons for our victory in world war ii. yet after the war, a strategic bomb survey was conducted by our government and it concluded that air power had played a very minimal role in the victory. how do you reconcile these? >> well, there are two different strategic bombing surveys, one in europe and one in japan. yes, the european strategic bombing survey could not come to any very conclusive answer about the role of air power in the final victory. the air advocates during the war argued consistently and repeatedly that if an even bigger bet were made on air power, air power alone could win the war. there would be no need for a ground invasion of western europe. that's not the way things played out. but the strategic bombing survey, you're absolutely right, was quite inconclusive in europe. japan is a little bit of a different story because it was the two atomic bombs that brought the war to a c

dr. david kennedy and the practice could continue, though, with a different physician. live in pennsburg, i'm lauren mayk, nbc10 news. >>> the mother of a 2-year-old boy who died in kensington is now charged with endangering the welfare of a child. as the child was found unconscious tuesday night. the child's mother called police to the home on clemmen tin street. the 2-year-old had bruises and a liver injury. the boy died a short time later. >>> tonight we have new details about the victim of a deadly crash. he was killed by suspects who crashed while they were being chased by police. 55-year-old carol issom leafs behind a husband and children. she was sitting in her car at 57th and locust street last night. police say they were chasing a suspect that was involved in a shoot-out. and video shows the police arresting the driver and passenger they were per suing. >> there were a lot of things that involve discretion in these cases so these are the things we want to look at. we want to listen to police radio tapes to see if there was talk of condition and speed and things

dr. kennedy was found dead in jail on saturday. it could take six to eight weeks before they know what killed kennedy. he was arrested late last week after a worker at his office discovered what appeared to be child pornography on his phone. >>> happening today, a man accused of setting off bombs in new jersey and new york will appear in a new jersey federal court. ra hey my is accused of setting of a pipe bomb, and two devices in manhattan. today's hearing is about the shootout he had with the police when he was arrested in north jersey. he's charged with attempted murder of police officers for that. >>> we're following breaking developments in the deadly truck crash in berlin. authorities believe this was a terror attack. the driver who rammed a truck into the crowded market did it intentionally. the driver ran away but was taken into custody and now being questioned. president-elect donald trump is blaming islamic terrorism for the attack. he did not back up that claim but says isis must be erased from the face of the earth. >>

dr. kennedy is being held on $250,000 bail and is due back in court next month. >>> a judge is blocking a recount of the presidential election results in montgomery county. a judge rejected a request from the green party to recount the votes in 78 of the precincts. jill stein, the former green party presidential candidate is leading the recount efforts in pennsylvania and two other states where president-elect donald trump won by a narrow margin. a hearing on the state wide recount in pennsylvania is scheduled for monday. >>> 4:34. just four wins this season. all four at home, last night, the sixers quest for win number five was postponed after a slippery substance developed on the playing surface. crews tried to clean it up but after an hour or so, they postponed the game citing player safety. fans, of course, disappointed. >> i get myself excited to come down to the game. when you get here, you feel the energy is building and just to not have the game happen it's kind of a letdown. >> to sit here, there's no reason to play if you're going to get injured. >> the game will be rescheduled.

dr. kennedy is being held on $250,000 bail. and is due back in court next month. >>> a judge is blocking a recount of the presidential election results in montgomery county. the judge rejected a request from the green party to recount the votes in 78 of the county's precincts. lawyers for the republican party and county officials argued yesterday against the recount. jill stein, the former green party presidential candidate is leading the recount efforts in pennsylvania and two other states. the hearing on the state wide count in pennsylvania is scheduled for monday. the recount in wisconsin is expected to begin today. another recount in michigan could start as soon as tomorrow and be completed within ten days. >>> pennsylvania senator pat toomey is taking his fight against sanctuary cities to the white house. toomey is calling on the president-elect to fund cities like philadelphia. >> executive action that he could legally pursue would not be permanent. i don't think it would be as effective as the legislation that i've intro

dr. david kennedy was found dead in jail yesterday. an autopsy has been done but investigators say it could take six to eight weeks before they know what killed kennedy. police arrested dr. kennedy late last month after a worker at his office found what appeared to be child porn on his phone. >>> new video into nbc 10 of an armed robbery as it happens. you're going to see a woman on the right side of your screen there. police say she and her 65-year-old husband were walking on west godfrey in olney after closing up their business. four armed men followed the couple and forced them inside their home. the robbers stole the couple's backpack that had $3,000 and also a gun inside. and then the group took off in a waiting car. >>> new details this evening on commuting headaches for septa's regional rail passengers. right now there are still delays up to a half hour because of a power problem from this morning. here is the good news. the problem has been fixed. but trains are still delayed. this morning some trains were as much as three hour

dr. kennedy was interviewed by police, he told them he admitted visiting websites that contained children under the age of 18 that were in sexually suggestive positions. we have learned that investigators have seized a thumb drive, a lap top, ipad, computers and a cell phone in the course of this investigation. the district attorney's office is not commenting as to why police are back here at kennedy's home today. in pennsburg, deanna durante, nbc10 news. >>> she says she got the run around. still ahead on nbc10 news at 4:00, how a call to harry hairston and the nbc10 responds team helped that family get back the memorable gift worth hundreds of dollars. >>> plus college football fans beware, if your favorite teams are going bowling. why america's top cop wants you to be on the lookout for fake tickets. >>> how santa broadcast from the north pole today to bring smiles to children who need it the most. that's next on nbc10 news at 4:00. >>> but first, breaking news on wall street today, the dow jones and s&p 500 closed at record highs. . >>> an early christmas gift for patients at children

dr. kennedy is being held on $250,000 bail and is due back in court next month. >>> investigators in atlantic county are asking for your help to find a person who killed a man in hamilton township. police found the victim with several gunshot wounds at mays landing around 6:30 last night. police are not releasing his name and awaiting autopsy results. if you know anything, call the prosecutor's office or hamilton township police. >>> this morning, this is 32-year-old caesar ortega, he faces several charges including aggravated assault. officers say they saw the man trying to break into a parked car early yesterday morning. when they approached him he tried to run. then officers say he bit the men during a struggle. both officers were treated and released from the hospital. >>> and a burglar on a bicycle. philadelphia police released this new surveillance video of a thief carrying a tv he stole from a furniture store. this is another view from the mecca furniture store in kensington. investigators say the man spent about four hours going in and out of the store on thanksgiving night. he got aw

dr. david kennedy for hours. kennedy who has an office in montgomery county was arrested last week. police say an employee found what appeared to be child porn images on his cell phone. investigators also searched the home in east greenville in connection with the case. it is not clear what they are looking for. >>> and philadelphia mayor jim kenney is pushing to protect undocumented students. >> kenney and the other mayor signed a letter asking president-elect trump to continue protection implemented by the obama administration. at trump tower chicago mayor and former chief of staff rahm emanuel delivered the letter to the president-elect. the man is asking to continue deferred action for childhood arrivals also called daka to not be at rink for deportation. >> have the fear or the possibility of being deported signing should be delayed until we have an opportunity for meaningful reform. >> students held an interstate vigil on the matter. and who now feel what could happen under a new presidential administration. >>> 5:06. president-elect trump is adding fuel to the fire of the car

dr. david kennedy today. he was arrested last week after police say an employee found child porn images on his cell phone of the deserts also searched a home in east greenville today, it was not clear what they were looking for there. >>> happening now, delaware is taking over capitol hill in d.c. and tonight washington is honoring joe biden and the state. >> nbc10's tim furlong is joining us once again live from our nation's capital with the party for delaware. >> reporter: the capitol hill delaware birthday party is a big deal. in fact we were going to try to walk around amongst the crowd and we decided against it ba because it's is that packed here. they're hoping for a visit from the vice president here shortly. on delaware's 229th birthday, a bipartisan senate tribute to the vice president who calls the state home. >> we're all going to miss you. >> reporter: across from the capitol, the annual delaware party day, restaurants and bouy made the road trip to feed the capitol hill crowd. >> i see senathe he

dr. david kennedy was found dead in jail yesterday. an autopsy has been done, but investigators say it could take six to eight weeks before they know what killed hi arrested th last month after a work ern at his office found what appeared to be child porn on his phone. >>> we now know the names of the victims of a deadly crash on roosevelt boulevard. police say ramon rodriguez camacho and lorraine rivera died last night. their car crashed into the back of a school bus stopped atwood ward street. the car then burst into flames. the bus driver was not hurt. no children were on the bus at the time. >>> a former new jersey police officer who used his job to sexually assault a 16-year-old girl will spend the next five years behind bars. ralph pereira will also have to register as a sex offender. the former briggen teen officer pled guilty earlier this year to official misconduct and sexual assault charges. >>> a busy day for legislators in new jersey. they voted on a number of bills today including one that punishes billionaire investor car

dr. david kennedy. kennedy, who has an office in montgomery county was arrested. investigators also searched a home in connection to the case. it's not clear what they were looking for. >>> this morning some parents are concerned telling students not to drink the water there. a parent who wanted to remain anonymous sent us this video. the district is working with the health department to figure out what's causing the discoloration. they have said the water is safe for hand and dish washing. food is being prepared at a different location and the school is bringing in bottled water for drinking. >>> tonight wilmington city council will consider asking the state for money to keep a fire truck in operation. it would request $300,000 to keep fire engine 6 rolling. >>> some critics have said that practice known as rolling bipasses has been costly in wilmington. last week hope died from her injuries suffered in the same fire. that night the closest engine to the scene had been shut down in order to save money. >>> a north jersey man asking a judge to reconsider her rejec

dr. david s. kennedy of pennsburg with five counts of sexual abuse of children. and other offenses. 48-year-old ran personal care pediatrics nurse practitioner who worked with kennedy call police after discovering sexually explicit pictures of children on iphone. the pictures came from the doctor's i cloud account. police say kennedy has admitted to possessing the picture. meanwhile parents of the patie patients are beside themselves. >> it's a shame, but even if they seem like totally on the level, you never know how well someone can hide these thing. >> kennedy is now suspended from the grand view health system where he was a staff physician. he's in the montgomery county jail on $250,000 bail. >>> protesters have been -- protests have been breaking out tonight on the streets of charlotte, north carolina. a mid news that the officer who fatally shot keith lamont scott will not face criminal charges. protesters marched through the city streets tonight the same streets they filled in september when investigators say officer brently vincent shot and killed scott o

dr. david kennedy. kennedy who has an office in montgomery county was arrested last week. police say an employee found what is proved to be child porn images on the physician's cell phone. investigators also searched a home in east greenville in connection with the case but it's unclear what they were looking for. >>> we now know the name of a suspect of a 14-year-old student in mayfair. he turned himself in tuesday for the murder of ian willscy. >>> a north jersey man is now asking a judge to reconsider her objection of a special prosecutor for alleged chris christie's alleged involvement on bridge gate. that complaint accuses the governor of failing to order his subordinates to reopen access lanes on the george washington bridge. in 2013. three former christi allies were convicted or pleaded guilty in the bridge scandal. christie himself was never charged. >>> michigan's presidential recount has been halted yesterday.ein could not have a look at the vote. a federal hearing will be heard on stein's request here in pennsylvania. states must certify the election results by

dr. david s. kennedy worked as a personal care pediatrician in pennsburg. he was due for preliminary hearing the day after tomorrow. officials are not commenting on his death. awaiting results of an autopsy conducted this morning. >>> the electoral college has voted donald trump the 45th president of the united states. electors in texas put trump over the top at 5:28 this afternoon. [ cheers ] with that, trump posted a tweet that said "thank you to all of my great supporters. we just officially won the election, despite all the distorted and inaccurate media." despite protests like this one in lancing, mitch, the effort by anti-trump forces to convince electors to abandon went no where. only two electors both from texas went elsewhere. one voting for john kasich and the other for ron paul. hillary clinton lost five of her electors. four from washington state, one from hawaii. three went to colin powell. one to faith spotted eagle and one to bernie sanders. >>> in pennsylvania protesters took to the steps of the capitol building in harrisburg shouting their

dr. david kenne kennedy. >> thank you very much for that introduction. thanks to all of you for your interest in this subject. we are talking about 1946 as a year of transition, transformation. we'll take a little bit of liberty with that calendar year and back it up a bit into the end of 1945. that's my starting point. i should tell you at the outset there is a premise that underlies my remarks here today and there's a proposition i will try to argue and persuade you is the proper way to think about this passage. the premise is that world war ii was by many many measures a transformative event in the history of this republic and in the history of the international order and in this country's relationship to the international order. that's my premise. the proposition that i want to try to argue here this afternoon this is grand strategy that the united states pursued in the world war ii era. so how transformative was world war ii? i will take as my text a remark by winston churchill to be precise. first to put you in the mood let's look at a few images w

kennedy: do you think dr. bornstein is fudge can the numbers? >> he looks trustworthy. >> i would not be in an exam room alone. >> he looks like what donald trump's personal doctor ought to look like. kennedy: self-examination is an important part. he said in the same breaft these comments, he's like well aside from the fact he's overweight. >> i would be like are you kidding me? you are going to tell the entire world you think i'm overweight? >> he describes himself as a little pudgy, trump did. that was in juxtaposing himself with rosie o'donnell. they are all pudgy, but she is disgusting. kennedy: thank you so much. what a great night. coming up. you will be astonished why police locked a pregnant woman in jail for a night. america's epidemic of helicopter pare kennedy: parents in the united states bought into the idea that our children are precious snow flakes and in a constant state of danger. if left unsupervised they might explode. they are fencing in childhood and publicly shaming parents who do nothing wrong. why are so many parents froz

kennedy: do you think dr. bornstein is fudge can the numbers? oks trustworthy. >> i would not be in an exam room alone. >> he looks like what donald trump's personal doctor ought to look like. kennedy: self-examination is an important part. he said in the same breaft these comments, he's like well aside from the fact he's overweight. >> i would be like are you kidding me? you are going to tell the entire world you think i'm overweight? >> he describes himself as a little pudgy, trump did. that was in juxtaposing himself with rosie o'donnell. they are all pudgy, but she is disgusting. kennedy: thank you so much. what a great night. coming up. you will be astonished why police locked a pregnant woman in jail for a night. america's epidemic of helicopter parenting. it's awful and it's next. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. ful to me. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or brigh

kennedy: thank you dr. kaku.oming up new ideas to gin up the inauguration and they are hardly modest. our party panel returns to discuss what shaped the most elaborate the we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, designed to let couples sleep together in individualized comfort. sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! give the gift of amazing sleep. only at a sleep number store, save $1, 000 on selected mattresses with flexfit3 adjustable base. hurry, ends sunday. know better sleep with sleep number. kennedy: filmmaker michael moore pushing the anti-trump crowd about the inauguration. sweeping the majority have spoken by 2.7 million votes and counting. silence is not an option. i can hear your stomach growling from here. meantime the president-elect has revealed mark or that from china'

dr. davis and pacific point. there's willie b kennedy was very attractive to our cop holders.we were able to house 44 people this year. last year, 23. the year before that, 17 get i think it is a big deal among 44 new people getting house. 10 folks returned to san francisco from outside communities. richmond, oakland, san mateo >>[inaudible] [off mic] there you go. okay. we were able to accomplish this in part because pam is so great but the other part you might remember this commissioner bustos you might remember this. in 2010 the commission at that time solicited a people's search company that looked up date of birth and social security numbers and heads of household that were on our-double displaced tenants list and that research was delivered in just about the time that dissolution of the redevelopment agency happen in 2012 and so we follow through with that and sent out-they discovered 1001 households 1000 or 64 households they felt were eligible for a certificate of preference program. we sent out mailings to all those people and-my eyes are not getting any younger. we g

kennedy: you voted against so many incursion they called you dr. no on capitol hill. president obama start something lay the blame game for democrats as to why they lost the election. wait until you hear his excuse for how bars and restaurants and fox news are all to blame. we'll talk to brian kilmeade about that and why he thinks the kennedy: wow, they are quite impressive. how much did a t snrrkts corner of every tbhart country affect how people voted, especially you. according to our president, our dear leader mr. obama a lot. in the cover story of the latest issue of "rolling stone" magazine president obama oh pines about his legacy. he says part of the problem was the dems' inability to reach white voters. and he said part of it is fox news in every bar, restaurant and big chunks of the country. with the tv on mute in the corn above the broken cigarette machine is what decide the election. brian kilmeade is the co-host of "fox and friends." he's also the author of "thomas jefferson and the tripoli pirates," the war that changed american history forever. reporter:

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dr. ray cline, was deputy cia director. he actually briefed president john kennedy to show the evidence, the photos of the russians involvement at that time in cuba. and subsequently, i was fortunate to work with him on the involvement of the soviet union in latin america, roots of which go back to the 1930s and activities of the cubans, for example, in africa and elsewhere. so this is one experience in regard to cuba, and i'm sure the issue of cuba is going to be discussed, particularly as a result of the new administration that will have to deal with the cuban relations, american relations. the second experience i would like to mention is argentina, very briefly. all the way from the dirty war between 1976-1983, about seven years, for our young students here who may not be familiar about that, and i think it's important to look at that background in terms of the lessons learned. in other words, the program at that time was refreshing of the rebel or the so-called rebels, terrorists, dissidents that were conducted by the government, forces at the time, the disappearances, the torture and other practices, and massive violatio

kennedy: fine, then do it in nevada and new hampshire and minnesota, and while you are at it grab that chafed utter and squeeze, dr. stein. milk it for all its worth or move to cuba with your dead boyfriend fidel. and talk about fair voting on that island prison. she has now been trivialized and soiled past the point of salvation and she'll be remembered how she lands in the race, a loser. i'm kennedy. hi, good to see you. donald trump threatening to slap a 35% tax on any american company that moves jobs or operations are overseas. some say they are worried about the economic consequences of a hefty exit tax. here with more is the man i trust with your money and mine. charles payne. charles, welcome. charles: thank you very much. kennedy: we talked about this on cavuto on business sunday. what if a corporation can't afford to make all of its products here in the united states and they go to a factory overseas to make price prices me affordable for americans back home? charles: it's a dilemma. last week donald trump used a carrot and he wanted to remind corporate america he still has sticks in his quiver. i would l

. >> if kennedy wins the runoff election, republicans will have a 52-48 senate majority in the next congress. >>> dr. ben carson, president-elect trump's choice to run housing and urban development, vowing not to dismantle social programs if he gets confirmed. carson telling a yale audience that talk of him wanting to end housing programs for the poor is "a bunch of crap." mr. trump, who toured carson's neighborhood with him during the campaign calling his nominee passionate about strengthening communities and families within the communities. carson is being challenged about his lack of experience and past views on the government's role in housing. let's explore that with steven preston, served as hud secretary under president george w. bush. >> it's good to be here. >> you've done the job in a republican white house. what changes do you expect if ben carson is confirmed. >> well i think what ben carson is going to bring to this is a real heart for the city, and somebody who is really coming to this agency specifically understanding the situation that people that he's serving, and i think bringing t

dr. davis and pacific point. there's willie b kennedy was very attractive to our cop holders.e to house 44 people this year. last year, 23. the year before that, 17 get i think it is a big deal among 44 new people getting house. 10 folks returned to san francisco from outside communities. richmond, oakland, san mateo >>[inaudible] [off mic] there you go. okay. we were able to accomplish this in part because pam is so great but the other part you might remember this commissioner bustos you might remember this. in 2010 the commission at that time solicited a people's search company that looked up date of birth and social security numbers and heads of household that were on our-double displaced tenants list and that research was delivered in just about the time that dissolution of the redevelopment agency happen in 2012 and so we follow through with that and sent out-they discovered 1001 households 1000 or 64 households they felt were eligible for a certificate of preference program. we sent out mailings to all those people and-my eyes are not getting any younger. we got a lot of

dr. ray kline who was deputy cia director, he actually briefed president john kennedy to show the evidence, the photos of the russians' involvement at that time in cuba. and subsequently, i was fortunate to work with him on the involvement of the soviet union in latin america, roots of which go back to the 1930s and activities of the cubans, for example, in africa and elsewhere. so this was one experience in regard to cuba, and i'm sure that the issue of cuba is going to be discussed, particularly as a result of the new administration that would have to deal with the cuban relations, american relations. the second experience i would like to mention is argentina very briefly. all the way from the dirty war between 1976 to 1983, about seven years, i think -- [inaudible] may not be familiar about that. and i think it's important to look at that background in terms of the lessons learned. in other words, the program at that time was repression of the rebel or the so-called rebels or terrorists, dissidents that were conducted by the government forces of the time, the disappearances, the torture

dr. ray klein who was deputy, the director he actually briefed our president john kennedy to show the evidenceey thought russians in government at that time and in cuba. and subsequently i was fortunate to work with him on the involvement of the soviet union in latin america of which go back to the 1930s, and afnght of activity of the cubans so this was one experience in regard to cuba and i'm sure that the issue of cuba is going took discussed particularly as a result of the new administration that will be dealing with cuban relation of american relations. the second experience i would like to mention is argentina very briefly. all the way from the dirty war between 1976 to 1983 about seven year for our young, i think, may not be familiar about that few be i think it's important to look at that background in terms of the lessons learned. in other words, the program at that time was refreshing of the rebel or so-called revel of terrorist that were conducted by the government, the forces at the time the torture and other practices and messy violations of human civil rights. and so forth. and so

kennedy, five minutes for questions, please. >> thank you, dr. burgess. i want to thank the witnesses for being here, particularly dr. mckey and the the work you do at boston university. i know he has been recognized by more of my colleagues here so far. i know we wouldn't be here except for his efforts. i know mr. mullen's passion for this stems from his experience from this. i want to thank my colleague from oklahoma for his leader -- leadership on this. mma have been criticized for not allowing fighters to negotiate terms of their contracts. i want to start mr. , couture, with you, can you expand on the issue? i know this has been touched on, i know you've touched upon it a bit but why don't fighters have more bargaining power when they enter contracts with promoters?... >> there's no transparency and what is made off the particular bout you're in so you have no real way to judge what your true value is in that particular fight. and they control the rankings and who gets shots at the titles.... >> talk about that. what value would an independent rankin

dr. ray klein, was deputy kcia director. he briefed president john kennedy to show the evidence. photos of the russians involvement at that time in cuba. and subsequently, i was fortunate to work with him on the involvement of the soviet union in latin america, the roots of which go back to the 1930s. and the activities of the cubans, for example, in africa and elsewhere. so this was one experience in regard to cuba, and i'm sure that the issue of cuba is going to be discussed, particular ly s a result of the new administration that will have to deal with the cuban relations, american relations. the second experience i would like to mention is argentina very briefly all the way from the dirty war between 1976 to 1983, about seven years. for young students here, who may not be familiar about that, and i think it's important to look at that background in terms of the lessons learned. in other words, the program at that time was the so-called rebels of terrorist, dissidents that were conducted by the government forces at the time. the disappearances, the torture and other practices

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kennedy and jfk here. a couple of slow points of recession and down we go. as dr. rocha mentioned, we have come back.r but nowhere where we are. reflationate trump back with spending? if you reduce the labor market, yes, we think wages, it depends on the types of jobs. to create a lot of service sector, low-wage jobs, you continue to get the bleed up. if you move it into middle paying america, higher-paying, manufacturing and constructing and you build that, you get a much more rapid pace. is the distrust everybody have that the trump reflation, plutocrats and does not diffuse down to steve roach is -- steve roach. ellen zentner: we do not have the added layer of debt fueled spending anymore. that had increased over time, that where it had gotten wider over time as we created more consumer debt outstanding. from the late 1960's outward and is suddenly fell off a cliff after the financial crisis. we were moved that layer. we have this dynamic of an aging population. if you look at demand curves by age, we are buying a lot of stuff as we get a tour mid 50's and it drops all. there is a growing share of

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dr. burton: any other questions before we close this out? our right -- alright, well thank you all very much for coming. this session is closed. >> always a pleasure, sir. >> are's kennedy school of politics hosted -- we will show you that form courtesy of cnn today at 6:30 and 9:40 eastern here on c-span. i decided to spend much more time on the young grant. i spent a week at this point trying to understand how this man could finish 21st out of 39 at west point. therefore sometimes viewed by these biographers as a historical lightweight. if he said himself, i must apologize, i spend all my time reading models. announcer: tonight on q and a, ronald c white talks about the life and career of the 18th u.s. president in his latest book, "american ulysses." he could meet with african-american leaders and the white house one day. he said i look forward to the day when you can ride on a railroad car, when you can eat in a restaurant, when you can do so along with every other person regardless of the race. that they must come. it took 90 years for that day to come. grant was the last american president to hold those kinds of use. announcer: tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's