but ethel had no codename.ith this new evidence, what do you want the president to president biden to do, and where does that process stand as he is about to leave office? mr. meeropol: well, ideally, we would like president biden to apologize for the wrongful conviction and execution of my mother. but the reality is is whether you're going to call it an exoneration or a pardon or an apology, any step major step that he takes to show that my mother was wrongfully executed would be a remarkable step in the right direction. and we know that the pardon office has our material, that it is under consideration, so we're kind of sitting on edge in the last few days of biden's administration knowing that we might not hear anything until almost the last minute, but we remain hopeful. john: i should note that there are been historians who read that document in other ways. mark kramer directs harvard's cold war studies project. he told pbs news the declassified soviet and u.s. documents make clear that the august 1951 doc

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among her neighbors who were relatives of ethel scapegoat kennedy married to robert kennedy. the morning of halloween in her own yard. those descriptions come from the autopsy report and the crime scene photos that i examined in the courthouse in connecticut right before thanksgiving i went to sales 2021. 2020 or 2021 and then i went and spoke with her mom who is still alive and lives in new jersey. and theyy have to tell you, what was done to martha was classic overkill. who's the kind of crime committed by somebody who knows the victim well and has a lot of rage towards that victim. when michael was finally put on trial for the crime years and years later, a lot of the damning evidence as well came from something called the suction report which parts of it flowed around online my copy of the sutton report gave the late dominic don's papers which are housed at the university i believe in texas. he had the foresight to know there was a chance at all that other evidence we get sealed away, as it since has and left that for future journalists, historians to rely upon. so, in an

he was relatively well known because he had been on the team that prosecuted ethel and julius rosenberg, who were spies, convicted of spying, actually executed. he had a reputation as a very aggressive investigator and prosecutor. it later became clear that he was very unethical, very abrasive and unethical, but he was the kind of person that would really be an attack dog, and the kind of lawyer that mccarthy needed. >> and robert kennedy? >> robert kennedy was also hired to the assistant counsel on permanent subcommittee, about the same time in 1953. of course, he was a fire of the massachusetts kennedy family, the democrats. and he was an artist anti-communist. the kennedys were very ardent anti- communist, and the patriarch of the kennedy family, joseph kennedy, admired senator mccarthy. was not a complete surprise that robert kennedy would join this effort, but he did not last very long. he began having problems with roy cohn . they had very intense conflicts, and ultimately had even a fistfight , after which robert kennedy resigned from committee staff. >> okay, with the mccarthy h

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so it was, you know, like lucy and ethel go to mexico.a story about going to paris hilton's christmas party that's really juicy. and i'm not afraid to take anybody down. >> well, you never have been, have you, kathy? that's that's really the key. and you've been through some pretty tough times, too. how will that play into into your performance here? you know, yesterday that that big news came out about your divorce being finalized. does that play into part of the title of the show, into your comedy as well, and what people will hear it does. >> and thank you for the question, because i don't talk about trump in this new show, but i do start by just talking about a little bit of the fallout from that photo, which was seven years ago, because the fallout had quite tentacles. you know, i was on the no fly list and the interpol list, which is the international version of the no fly list. i was on the five eyes list, which is a terror watch list that's never happened to a comedian in the history of this great country. and so after that, i bec

he is the biological son of julius and ethel rosenberg. death of his parents, he and his brother robert were adopted by abel marable who wrote strange for. he has written about his biological parents and edited that rosenberg letters and his parents present correspondence. he authored, we are your sons. in addition, meeropol has written and lectured extensively about the importance of strange fruit as an anthem of her social reform appeared for example in strange fruit story of a protest song, documentary film by joel katz. to speak about meeropol and the enduring power of strange fruit, please welcome michael marable. [ applause ] . >> first of all, i want to thank harold and paul for including me in this fabulous distinguished panelists it's wonderful to be speaking next to david and an honor to share the stage with professor jefferson. i met my father when i was 10 years old, christmas eve 1953. my brother and i became to live with mom and dad soon after. the next seven years before i went away to college i had the good fortune to live