this is president eisenhower's funeral train. this is the baggage car bob referenced earlier. in travel as any other service service man or woman would travel after they passed away. and his wish was granted. here they are notice the contrast between this and the way they handled president harding's remains when they saw that photo earlier. move pretty quickly through this to and here he is -- here she is with her associates ready to depart on a campaign special. here's president johnson of course with his wife. in this case and many other cases is that example they made a lot of giveaways, buttons, whistles, other items you could receive when you got on board and handed out to the media when they had a stop got to meet with the public. this is a little map of the route is a southern trip from washington d.c. down to new orleans is obviously not to scale and not exactly accurate. but she loved doing it. president johnson was very pleased with the results. i want to conclude today with president george h.w. bush is the namesake of our library here in college station texas. bob

so eisenhower went up five spots. we have looked back and why the historians choose to look at it again. i think in this day and age when we are in such a partisan divide and everything that we talk about with race looking back at all that he did to hold the country together are really at a pivotal bull -- pivotal time. >> do you think to this day he's known as one of the most if not the most brilliant of american generals. his reputation just overshadowed his presidency? >> yes in part because he wrote his memoirs about his time in really eloquent terms. at the end of his life he leaves the presidency without going chronologically in a different spot that when he leaves the presidency he is trusting a lot of people in his time in office and they burned him a couple of times and that's where some of the corruption comes from. after he leaves the presidency he trust someone else who's part of his family to invest and make some money but then invest more and loses everything. he is poor after the presidency and has to s

dwight eisenhower or after he leaves office. so say from from beginning of kennedy's administration, let's say through the escalation of the war under johnson, dwight eisenhower is really quite hawkish on vietnam. and in a sense, urging the administra nation to to make the commitment, the necessary commitment to preserve an independent noncommunist vietnam. it's not to get and it's not altogether consistent with his own reservations his own careful policy, more careful policy while he's president. well, i think. okay, mark, we'll move on to some superb questions because they really carrying along our discussion this one. and again, it may be from in house today or it may be online as vice president was lyndon sufficiently aware or briefed on kennedy's plan so that he could have execute it on those plans? and ultimately, why did not? yeah, great question. so we know that johnson was aware of this planning. we know because johnson's aid howard berkes wrote a memo lbj to that effect that we have johnson knew about it. august 1962 a

president eisenhower easily won his reelection campaign. one reason is the news media was better at stories like that in those days. today, nobel prize winning economist paul crewmen published a column in the new york times called why i am now deeply worried for america. he says, quote, watching the frenzy over president biden's age, i am for the first time profoundly concerned about the nation's future. and now seems entirely possible within the next year american democracy could be virtually altered. and the final blow won't be the rise of political extremism, that rise certainly created the preconditions for disaster, but it has been part of the landscape for sometime now. no, what may turn this menace into catastrophe is the way the handwringing over biden's age has overshadowed the real stakes in the 2024 election. it reminds me, as it reminds everyone i know, of the 2016 over hillary clinton's emails server, which was a minor issue that may well have wound up swinging the election to donald trump. paul krugman doesn't say it explicitl

eisenhower looked at in korea a. simple mission you're not asking taiwanese to invade the mainland you're not asking taiwanese forces to to another area. they're going to be defensive. they're going to be holding the beaches, so to speak. they're going to be dug in. they're going to be have hardened, hardened logistics facilities. and part of that was if the taiwanese are holding up of this defensive posture, the us personnel are going to mainly be providing instruction and. that's a key point, probably for deterrence. i think in our current era, how do we maintain deterrence for a long period of time? china is probably not going to go away in five or ten years. in the 1950s, they recognized that this was a perhaps generational challenge. it's not enough to train a soldier in south korea, in taiwan, because in two years, in three years, they will a civilian. you have to create an institution. you have to create an institution that is to change, that is going to adapt as decades pass, and that the majority of the u.s.

he tried to see eisenhower eisenhower was out of town already on a planned outing. he did meet with secretary of state christian herter. he denied a meeting with the two presidential candidates. jfk, nixon. and at the meeting, the state department that went poorly. and, you know, he asked for all these things and then just got. no, no, no no no free and so this is a man whose trip outside has essentially been a colossal failure. he comes back to the congo and what's going on at that time, he declares that his trip has been a massive success on radio and that's another thing about him you really admire the heights of him. he's constantly spinning. he comes back to the congo and things are bad. he's there, protest against him. we later find out they were funded by the cia, arranged by larry devlin. and there's this movement to. have the president kasavubu fire lumumba, and oust him from power, which the sort of legally dubious maneuver again that was that they encouraged meant of the cia which even approved financing for the president to encourage him make this move a

britt clennett onboard the "uss eisenhower" tonight. >> reporter: tonight, we're onboard the "uss eisenhower," in the red sea, given inside access on the front lines of the fight against houthi rebels. and it comes just as u.s. forces launched new attacks. destroying an anti-cruise ship houthi missile that was preparing to strike more ships in the region. another super hornet taking off for a mission across the red sea. there's been at least 47 houthi missile and drone attacks on ships since mid-november, but just two in the past six days. evidence rear admiral marc miguez tells me that the almost daily u.s. air strikes are working. >> we have reduced some of their capability. i don't see them being able to sustain the way that we can sustain over the long-term. >> reporter: what if they get more and more help from iran, arms, intelligence? >> we know that's happening. and we continue to monitor it, and we continue to interdict when we can. >> reporter: a short helicopter ride away, the destroyer, the "uss gravely." every weapon system they have here on the destroyer, this is where they're d

president eisenhower was the first to permit his news conferences to be broadcast. thus radio became vital to america. it is to end of the world and national news. as it grew, it became the very heartbeat of the community. and today four hundreds of communities. the local radio station is only source of immediate news. in recent years, the number of radio stations has more than doubled. radio's reaches everywhere throughout the into almost every into almost every room where people live and work work. one of radio's functions is to act as seldom to warn the country in event of air attack. your local station is part the warning system called carnival rat. here's how it works. if there's an your station will remind you during the call that frequencies 640 and 1240 on those frequencies authorities were broadcast instructions as to what to do. call plays a part in weather. it alerts the people when storm is approaching a blizzard, hurricane or tornado warning. a tornado is headed this way. the weather bureau has announced a tornado has been sighted 20 miles outside of la

eisenhower is pat nixon the untold story. all three of these works are set to be released next year, paul carter writes in his preface, quote, i am a trial attorney. i am quite aware that speak louder than words and. i know the thoroughness required to assemble evidence presenting it layer by layer until the full story emerges. that's what i've done with richard nixon. california's native son. and now it's time for you to be the judge. without further ado, ladies and gentlemen, please join in welcoming paul carter. thank you. thank you, jim. thank you to all of the incredible staff here for putting this evening together. i really appreciate it. and, you know, let's just get started. richard nixon as california's native son, he was born hearing linda in a house. his father built a few steps where i'm standing. he was raised in whittier and graduated whittier college. and then went off to duke law school. we're all pretty much familiar with that aspect of his life and that story. but now i'm going to tell you the all-american s

you mentioned the eisenhower in the region. you have personamanently statio personnel from the army, navy, in bay h baca tar. so you have the locations not just ones that have gotten our attention but larger ones and they're there for a purpose. they're there to deter iran and any other actor that wanted to get into that area. we have in the past looked at the middle east as being our area to help -- you know, help with military security. there are a lot of challenges to that -- those arrangements but the fact we are there, continue to be there after several decades is a testament to the fact that we consider this area a vital importance not only to the u.s. economy but also the global economy. >> and general, i want to bring you in this to this part. we also saw the gerald ford carrier group. they actually left a couple of weeks ago. here you have american ships and jets in the red sea. you have b-1 bombers flying over from the united states. you have u.s. intelligence drones flying over gaza. this is a remarkable level of act

governor warren tells eisenhower, i'll deliver the delegation for you on one condition. i want to be the next chief justice of the supreme court. i, the great war hero, shakes hands, says, you gotta deal. he wins one year later, earl warren is the chief justice the united states supreme court >> rod wanted a political appointment from obama. and for that, he was prepared to trade obama's old senate seat, which is actually legal otherwise eisenhower would have gone to jail and americans would not have liked ike do you see yourself as somebody who was just trying to function and perhaps an inherently corrupt but legal system and that theoretically almost any politician could be snagged the way you were. >> absolutely of course i do. except i'm giving me higher marks because i was using that money that and power gave me to fight an established system that served itself on the backs of the people. and when you do that, you a lot of people off. any want to get ready yet, but do you think that you're earth hear about it like more? outspoken about it? >> well, i wasn't hiding a

she is aboard the uss eisenhower in the red sea. >> i am on board the uss dwight the eisenhower aircraft carrier in the red sea, where tonight the u.s. military continues to target and respond to attacks by the iranian-backed houthi rebels in yemen. nbc news is the only broadcast outlet -- with navy ships as they continue to target these houthis. now on friday, the u.s. shot down a rebel drones over the red sea and gulf of aden. also on friday, the u.s. targeted for houthi drones inside of yemen, that they deemed to be an imminent threat against commercial shipping and military ships operating throughout this region. despite the continued strikes by the u.s., and the strikes by british military, the houthi rebels remain defiant tonight. now, it's also important to point, out defense officials point out that these strikes the u.s. has been carrying out are not part of the overall mission here, called operation prosperity guardian, to defend against houthi attacks. and in fact, defense officials say that they are taking these strikes under their self- defense authority as they see some of

military aircraft took off off the eisenhower to go and carry out these strikes. preside guided munitions, in case they have a threat coming at them from a houthi drone or something like that. they loaded up, took 45 minutes to an hour to take off off the carriers they went forward to yemen. it's extremely dangerous flying, it's the middle of the night, and because the houthis do have air defense systems. so it's a dangerous undertaking, we spoke to a number of senior officials on the ship, the uss eisenhower over the last couple of days, and everyone told us unanimously, that they believe this was a success. the reality is there is still a very high state of alert because they are concerned that the houthi attacks, as you mentioned, you know, earlier, there was already one over the weekend. they're concerned they will continue despite the punishing air strikes, chris. >> courtney kube and general peter zwack, aaron, i'm sorry, we didn't have time to get to you. that's going to do it for us this hour. make sure to join us for "chris jansing reports" every weekday

eisenhower by being deliberately incoherent. kennedy wit and i you know if coolidge but doing the kind of press conference i bet he'd have been glad to offset by just no the next question my favorite reagan moment was the day was a quick when sam donaldson stands up in 1982 and i remember sam i was not i won't say when i called him sweet man, by the way, but i got to know him some. but he's all in reagan's face. you know, you criticize the mistakes, the past of democrats for our big deficits. do you take any of the blame for the deficit? and reagan is not his says, well, yes, sam, i do, because for a long time i was a democrat. but told me i asked about that since that my i had many humiliations at the hands of ronald reagan but that was my biggest one. so it takes some art and deliberate. you know craftiness to think how to do that and sadly say a lot of politician just don't think about that in practice and then think it through a little thing. but not. but i'll make a perhaps slightly contrarian, which is i think we need more

eisenhower" in the red sea.his is the second night in a row that aircraft from the "eisenhower" have targeted the iranian-backed houthi rebels earlier today the u.s. struck an anti-ship cruise missile in yemen they deemed an imminent threat defense officials say tonight's strikes are not part of operation prosperity guardian, a coalition working to defend ships against the houthi attacks. u.s. destroyers including the "uss gravely" also targeted the houthis tonight, firing tomahawk missiles we traveled to the "uss mason" where they demonstrated the split-second decisionmaking necessary to shoot down an incoming missile in this scenario launching a standard missile to intercept the threat despite other strikes by the u.s. and british militaries in recent weeks, the houthis have continued to target commercial and military ships and so far tonight, no response from the houthis >> courtney kube, thank you so >>> we are getting a first look at the aftermath of those first strikes on targets in syria and iraq both cou

thises beyond the limit set in the 2017 tax reform and cuts paperthe irs form lastn eisenhower was president not home but this relief package also ensures we are standing with our key economic partners by ending double taxation ating in multiple countries. the child tax provisions establishes the 2017 tax reform that maintains work requirements and remove the penalty for families with multiple children it is pro-worker and profamily. host: that was on the house floor on wednesday about the tax bill that just passed the house and we are asking you this morning if you think the tax system is fair and the numbers are on your screen divided by income. this is by cbs news.com, who pays the most taxes? experts explain and it says tax day arrives on april 18 with the expected to file returns one group will pay the bulk of the nations individual income taxes it's designed to be progressive indicating higher income americans play a higher rate. because of the system of tax benefits and transfers such as taxpayer-funded programs the lowest earning americans receive more from the government than they p

eisenhower and iran-backed group fires on shipping and u.s. warships.irst time in decades, a u.s. carrier strike group operates from the center of the threat. >> we are in constant self-defense out here when it comes to threats that can be shot at. reporter: still, the combat air wing goes on the defensive to defeat the houthis. >> air surveillance radars and primarily focused on their military capables. reporter: the british ship is proof that houthis are not discouraged and range from ballistic missiles to drones and underwater drone. always nearby, the uss philippine sea is the sentinel for the strike group and layers of observers and threats and respond to them in seconds. anything they can throw our way. reporter: the houthis fire in solidarity with hamas in gaza, the commander of the strike group say the sailers are disconnected through the red sea and suez canal w. it's safe again, they'll go home. will: thank you, mike. meanwhile donald trump gaining ground with black voters. >> biden's policies are putting illegal immigrants ahead of the urban

eisenhower. you can see some of this on centcom posted on its x account. on top, more than two dozen aircrafts when launched from the eisenhower with bombs and missiles used in those strikes. now in a joint statement, the u.s. and the uk said among the targets were, and i read buried weapons storage facilities, missile and raiders. then a few hours later on sunday morning in the early hours of sunday, sent com said they launched another attack. this time they struck four cruise missiles stationed in areas once again controlled by houthi rebels in yemen. they said they post threats not only to u.s. navy ships in the red sea, but to commercial vessels navigating in the area. on the diplomatic fronts, the u.s. secretary of state antony blinken is expected to arrive in saudi arabia and only a few hours from uno. this is the fifth trip he takes in the middle east since the october 7th attack. now he will also touch on egypt, qatar, israel, and the west bank. he says he will continue to push for the air force to secure the release of remaining hostages in the ha

eisenhower in the red sea off the coast of yemen.o training missions, every time one of the f-18 super hornets launch, they launch into a weapons engagement zone, we are close enough to the hostile they are in the range of the hostile weaponry, and what the houthis would fire at these guys. armed with side winder missiles for air contact, and bombs for air to ground contact, or air to ground targets. they are looking for targets of opportunity, or dynamic targets. what these sailors and pilots cannot do is get comfortable because the houthis, despite u.s. contact, have gotten more bold, they have fired ballistic missiles, drones, even an underwater drone. now, these sailors and pilots are expected to be able to handle any threat. but the reality is, they are shooting missiles out of the sky. drones out of the water, and there is no room for error. all of this with the goal that frankly the navy was founded for, protection of free trade in the sea, this time the red sea. >> and while the houthis say they are firing in solidarity with

can say that he must understand, like all ukrainians, that... we will enter the era of ukrainian eisenhowersich means whether someone wants it or not, we will be at the helm the state of those who led the ukrainian army during the war, whether it will take place there or last for several years or decades, it is not so important from the point of view of how the electoral mood of society fluctuates, but it is obvious that this scenario of the arrival of ukrainian eisenhowers, he was followed by the ukrainian kennedys, who also , by the way, fought, he is already drawn for the next ten years for ukraine, and from here , the least i would like is for it to be clarified over time that these are just decisions that were motivated by certain ... political jealousy regarding the support or non-support of this or that candidacy. thank you very much, mr. roman, for this extremely interesting conversation on the air of the tv channel to our tv viewers. let me remind you that roman bezsmertny, an iconic ukrainian politician and diplomat, was currently working for them. events, events, that are happenin

eisenhower aircraft carrier. u.s. are now in what's called a weapons engagement, meaning the u.s. service members are in the range of enemy fire. the night we arrived on board the carrier, the destroyer, the uss gravely intercepted another houthi missile. >> we're on call 24/7. it never stops. >> rear admiral marc miguez is the commander of carrier strike group 2 which includes the eisenhower and the gravely. >> what's the first thing the president asks when there is a crisis? where are the carrier strike groups. and there is a reason for that. you've seen some of it in full display over the last eight hours. >> the carrier strike group is leading the u.s.-led coalition's defense with a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, destroyers, 75 aircraft, and some 7,000 sailors strong. >> i know that our sailors are trained. i know that they're going to react and respond as they've been trained to do. and it was relevant last night, just like it's going to be relevant any time we get shot at. >> captain christopher hill, call si

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and eisenhower hated doing this as the next president and his aides recorded. he would go into depressions when. he had to talk about plans for his funeral. everyone reacts their own way. in any case, on that cheerful note morning, the it's really a classic. this has been done before. very subject tells all sorts of things about the way the country has changed and it's just a great of the way that you can take one thread of history and follow it from the beginning all the way up to our time and. it's sort of a capsule capsule version. everything that has transpired. so if we could have a hand for those who have helped to bring that to. thank you. michael, thank you to all of our panelists was a terrific discussion. if you would like to join us on behalf of myself and, president of the white house historical association stewart mclaurin, we will be hosting a reception in decatur house on the second floor. please come and join us for additional conversation. doesn't all have to be about death and mourning. it can be about other things as as. and in addition, matt

also pressing president eisenhower on civil rights and desegregation, so much so that eisenhower reportedlyis presidency. the honor of podium bestowed by the first black and openly gay -- >> i stand on the shoulders of so many before me, so many before me. >> reporter: they paved the way for the correspondents we've seen today, april ryan, rachel scott and kristen welker. we can't brush over the reality that journalists, women of color, have faced unique pushback in the briefing room and beyond. how would you characterize some of that interactions? >> i think, look, i think that one is true, it's true. when you're a first you experience something a little bit more tougher and many people don't believe that you belong there, right, that's happened with many other firsts across our history where they've had to fight a little bit harder, right, and be a little bit better than everyone else in the room. >> what do you think she would make that there are so many things honoring her today? >> i don't think she would have envisioned it. being that it has gone to pass she would be speechless in a w

eisenhower" has two.p, with its 5,000 sailors and more than 75 aircraft, strike group commander rear admiral marc miguez told us, the houthis have proven to be resourceful adversaries. >> there are the intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance drones that are the houthis are launching. how have you seen them used? >> when we first got to this area, we would detect the drone, and then all of a sudden, you know, ten minutes later or five minutes later, there was an attack. in other words, a ballistic missile being launched or a cruise missile being launched. and we've deduced over time that they are obviously using these drones to perfect their targeting solution. >> reporter: since the war in israel and gaza began, other iranian-backed militias have targeted u.s. forces in jordan, iraq, and syria, with at least 170 attacks that injured 183 service members and killed three. admiral miguez told us so far the "uss eisenhower" has only been focused on the houthis in the southern red sea. since january 11th,

in july of this year, the proclamation for the national monument at the eisenhower executive offices, eisenhower also has questionable indian heritage but more ironically, biden signed the document in the indian treaty room. can you discuss you, emmett till and your aunt maybe's experience with the american indian heritage in your family? guest: i did my dna and i thought i had american indian dna in there but i checked it out and had none. most of us are european. my father was 34% european. we were in the same category as indians and hispanics. we all have the same underlying cause, to get the truth out and do it's right. guest: most of us have a lot of other things going on. you can look at us and tell. i don't have any indigenous line because i've done dna as well. there is a connection in the story. you are right, the proclamation was made what historically was known as the engine -- is the indian treaty room and it has been renamed. the secretary of the interior is indigenous, she is pueblo. she has really embraced this story of emmett till and embraced the parkers in the proces

and unfortunately, just with eisenhower and we weren't about dwight eisenhower warren's that the military industrial complex could take over the u. s. with intelligence services and run it. and then the politicians just become the puppets, right? using corruption money, whatever to keep them all the way and they would just keep us in war after war after war. and unfortunately, that's what happens. so the progression is, is, is kind of systemic and an on all consuming, um, but in order to have those wars, they have to have some lens of consents. right? and to do that, you need strong propaganda and you need to suppress truth and you need to not let embarrassing things like work crimes or corruption come out into the public call. the which a found to himself has been said to the feeling on, well preventing him from the pairing and for them both days of the hearing. if you want any more details on this and not a set of send a full reaction to these events, you can head on move us to our website onto the, on the ball. gary a is postponing the delivery of $100.00 ahmed personnel. carriers, p c

eisenhower. joining us now is keir simmons from iraq. i know you understand the importance of drone strikes. >> that's right, it is really important. this is a drone strike on a base in eastern syria and it is an area that was targeted by the u.s. strikes on friday night and now the kurdish officials who run that area if you like, they are telling us that seven kurdish fighters have been killed, 18 injured in this base. again, this is in the same place as those iranian-backed militia where they were targeted just over the weekend. so while it doesn't appear that there are any u.s. servicemen and women impacted by this in terms of injuries or deaths of course, and i think now we would know that if there had been, it is very, very concerning. because just days later and it suggests that very quickly these iranian backed militia have been able to, if you like, pull themselves together and launch a new attack. of course, that is what they would want to do, andrea. using actions rather than words to send the message, but those kurdish forces