i think he loved frank sinatra.ancy loved frank sinatra but more than that, they respected his professionalism and ability to read the moment and his intelligence and he did not call after every speech so if frank called and gave you a good review, you just got a good review. so reagan felt better about it and told me and then i just thought, oh good, that is over. the next income of the rose garden speech -- the next thing, the rose garden speech. peter: are you responsible for h w bush is kinder gentler speech? peggy: i worked on that speech. that was george h w bush's acceptance speech. peter: is it true nancy reagan when she heard that said a kind letter, gentler what? peggy: i do not know. the way i heard it was that she had said kinder and gentler than what? i have no idea if she said that. i never asked her. but it has the sound of her piercing intelligence. so i think maybe, but i never asked. [laughter] peggy: peter: have -- how do you view your role as a public writer? peggy: i think it is challenging. may

approach bobby directly at bobby who is approached by sinatra is incensed by this invasive, how dare frank sinatra attempt to talk him out of prosecuting mobsters and he goes to jack and says we cannot associate with sinatra, he has mob ties and i'm going after the mobsters. mobsters were approached by the cia, people under allen dulles, who went to them and said you guys were thrown out of havana, cuba, you had all the resort casinos and you hate castro. castro had thrown out the mob. the cia hates castro. the mob hates castro. so the cia said we will go with the mob and partner with them to get rid of castro and the mob signs on and at the same time when castro was persecuting dissidents in cuba there was a massive wave of immigrants into miami, cuban exiles and immigrants and they fanned out across the country and a lot of these people, the cia decided they were going to train them to retake cuba so while the mob is trying to kill castro under the leadership of the cia, they are also training cuban exiles into militants to go back, invade cuba and take it back so the first attempt was the bay o

i went on frank sinatra show in hollywood. the pay for 5 minutes was fantastic, in my part, rather nice, but i'm not very good at entertainment. i've never had so many compliments. and i found watching the mechanics amusing, she would make many more television appearances, although generally did not watch tv herself. she didn't have the time. for several years, eleanor was a judge for the sherwood awards, sponsored by the fund for the republic and helped choose the best shows on the theme of civil rights and liberties since was never home to watch programs when they. air visited their offices in new york each year to screen the entries. she also notes staying up late to watch former president hoover speak at the 1952 national convention. republican and not getting enough sleep after watching the 1954 election returns come in. meet the press was one of the few programs she tried to see regularly, calling it informative, instructive, stimulating. she said, i watch television when i want to see certain special programs and if i p

he admired -- i think he loved frank sinatra and nancy loved frank.ut more than that, they respected his professionalism and his ability to reap the moment and his intelligence and he didn't call after every speech. so if frank called, and he gave you a good review, baby, you just got a good review. so reagan felt better about it and told me and then i just thought, oh, good. oh, good. well, that's over. the next thing, do you know what i mean? there's another rose garden speech. so that's -- peter: well, are you responsible for h.w. bush's kinder, gentler, was that -- were those your words? peggy: i worked on that speech. that was george h.w. bush's acceptance speech. in new orleans in 1988. peter: is it true that nancy reagan, when she heard that, said, a kinder, gentler what? peggy: i don't know. the way i heard it, it was big gossip at the time, the way i heard it was that she had said, kinder and gentler than what? i have no idea if she said that. i never asked her if she said it. but it had the sound of her piercing intelligence. so i think mayb

frank sinatra's favorite drink. sinatra select. costing over $100 a bottle. am not sure how well that is doing. stock is looking more interesting right now. around 15 or 16. >> you have to age it. you can really run into inventory problems. whiskey fans will find some bargains right now. it seems like the hottest thing in alcohol is nonalcohol right now. tell me about that. >> that is growing. it used to be you had to order off the menu. now we have these robust cocktail menus. in some stores nonalcoholic beers are making up about 10% of all beer sales. >> a pooh-pooh of nonalcohol. you have been. >> it's all of these nonalcoholic drinks. >> the new beer is different. athletic ruling. one of the fastest out there. you have tried it. i like the beer. let's hear your review. i want you to enlist at least three flavor or sent notes. >> there may have been some wheaton the ipa. the wild run ipa is good. i would not say it is a compromise. >> definitely a compromise. >> we like it. >> he has not tried it. >> we talked about constellation what you make of boston be

sent him to frank sinatra, who went to sam giancana. i do believe that the chicago outfit helped. what i am skeptical about is the idea that the mafia turned the 1960 election. i think that i think help was sought. i think help was received. but i think it's a little bit purple to start to say the mob won the 1960 election for john f kennedy, but labor support was whipped up. later we get into the dicey area of the attempts to kill castro, which started under eisenhower. and the kennedys inherit it. it. my personal belief and this is this is very controversial show is bobby kennedy was furious to learn that the mafia had been tapped for it. bobby kennedy was the original mafia buster. there's no question in my mind about it. but here's where things get interesting. is it possible to be a mafia buster and reluctantly have to look the other way? sometimes? i believe the answer is yes. some people do not agree with me. i think that what basically ended up happening is the cia. there's a number of very prominent people quoted in the book who say bobby kennedy was writing us hard to ki

frank sinatra interpretation. >> or impersonation. >> going my way. >> okay. trump's net approval rating overall. look at this. he's at plus three points. he's been above water. he's been above water his entire first term or second term. excuse me. look, among independents though, he's. >> way underwater. >> he's way underwater. >> he's at. >> minus ten points. >> normally you win independents. >> therefore you win the middle. but in fact, trump is doing the exact opposite. he is winning overall, but losing among independents. and this looks an awful bit like what happened in the fall election, where of course, kamala harris won among independents. but donald trump won overall. trump is repeating this playbook, breaking history, doing poorly with independents, but doing considerably better than he did in term number one overall. being above water. >> okay, so what is the reason for this that he's posting? basically, overall he's up. but you're seeing this. and what's the reason? >> this makes no sense you might think. but what's going on here. well first off w

fifties and sixties and water skiing boat activities and attracting major hollywood stars like frank sinatraand the beach boys. but then the water levels started dropping a variety of reasons partially connected, protecting colorado river water and actually more efficient watering of the agricultural fields. but what that did is then created more shoreline, which is a dusty, sandy playa, it's called that. then wind comes along and it gets dust in the air and results in asthma rates that are two times and more than national average. so it's an area that has been called the worst environmental disaster in california's history, part because of all that connection to that, because part of what happens with that dust is it now has more than 100 years of agriculture, natural runoff that has gotten and more concentrated in salton sea. and as the water evaporated, it's gotten more and more sailing and so it's killed our fish, killed off birds and created those environmental problems and you have this history of labor exploitation in the fields, which is pretty common in the central valley and centra

dolly parton has 10 grammys, frank sinatra had 11 grammys. beyoncÉ has 35. how is that possible. vote up to 20 genres. so basically lady gaga cat sitter votes for best red game best country album. so that's why you get this ridiculous outcome that has nothing to do with the country audience of the country musicians. >> laura: the best thing is when lady gaga and bruno mars saying "california dreaming" that song in 1963 and they were fully clothed and sounded great. that was the greatest moment going back 61 years. >> what an innovation, i have other news on the other throw down in tinseltown, blake lively and justin baldoni battle, it landed in court today. lively was trying to get justin baldoni's attorneys silenced, new york judge refuse that request, brian friedman he just opened that text chain on the website. it runs all the text exchanges, judges threaten to move the trial up to march if the battle in the press continues, if the cases litigated there, i have to tell you i read a lot of the techs this weekend, a looks like blake lively clearly was trying to hijack this movie

he's copying frank sinatra, doing it my way. >> jesse: what are democrats going to do? >> what a my supposed to do, storm the capitol? [laughs] >> if you cry fascism at every administrative overreach, you will find yourself out of breath. >> jesse: the left-wing little boy who cried wolf. >> when it comes to politics, he doesn't know his ass from a hole in the ground. >> it feels so good. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: when something is broken who do you call? >> tech support because i'm here to provide the president with technology support. that may seem like well is that a silly thing but actually it's a very important thing because the president will make these executive orders which are very sensible and good for the country but then they don't get implemented. what we are doing here, one of the biggest functions of the d.o.g.e. team is making sure that the presidential executive orders are carried out. >> jesse: washington has been broken for decades in washington is fighting to stay that way. when things don't work, you can't find the money. the government is living in the dark ag

delhi parton has ten grammies and frank sinatra 11 grammys, beyonce has 35.what people don't know about the grammys everybody votes every genre and you can vote up to 20 genre. lady gaga's cat sitter of votes for best red gate and best country album. that is why you get this ridiculous outcome that has nothing to do with the country audience or country musicians. josephine went the best thing when lady gaga song "california dreaming" in 1963 and fully clothed and sounded great. that was the greatest moment going back 60 years. speak a while and an innovation. toys have been like i have some news of bl blake lively and tinseltown. chest and, bowed tony's battle. he was trying to get the attorney silenced and the new york judge refused that request. bryan freedman opened that text chain on a website, laura, thats all the text exchanges and the judge threatened to move the trial up to march if the battle in the press continues or the case is litigated there but i got to tell you i read a lot of those texts in it looks like blake lively was truly trying to hijack

frank sinatra had 11 grammys, beyonce has 35.know about the grammys is everybody votes in every genre. you can vote in up to 20 genres. so basically, lady gaga's cat sitter votes for best reggae and best country album. so that's why you get this ridiculous outcome. >> sir, sir, are you aware that you have to be in the music industry to be a grammy voter? so the cat sitter cannot just vote? let's start with that. yeah, she earned it. you want to hold on to country music like white people didn't also buy her country album. come on, man. well, people voted for it. sometimes you win, sometimes you don't. same with the oscars. sit down. >> actually, whoopi, i'm not going to sit down. and it's nothing like the oscars, which you damn well know. look, only cinematographers can nominate cinematographers. laura, at the oscars, actors only nominate actors at the grammys. you can offer nominations in up to three genres. and then it goes to a star chamber that chooses the actual final nominees. so it's rigged. it's a popularity contest. then

as i sit at the beginning, he is copying frank sinatra, doing it my way. >> bill, that's a cataclysmics what you need to think about because that's what kamala harris had to spend. i read the article. it's very good. it's very long. it's very detailed. they have something a lot of articles don't have, and that is people giving their names and attaching them to quotes. these are big money people. a lot of people in new york, california. it was very well done and -- for the democratic party. this is those giving the money saying "we have got to straighten this out to. we have got to get our ship in order." doge expires under current rules in july of 2026, four months before the midterms. >> that is an important point, people putting their names on their criticisms of their own party to "the new york times." >> look, i want to say something about what they are talking about in terms of doing the opposite of what trump is doing. trump is winning, so that's why they lose. it's just simple math. if they are going to do the opposite of what is winning right now -- not just in the polls and al

frank. >> sinatra made 1400 records and not one was hating on tony bennett. >> i'm just saying. >> stevieder never made it. album called ray charles can kiss my black. >> ass. >> i just think it's sad when a rapper from california can't get along with a rapper from our 51st state. >> who. >> are neutral. instead of buying a scratch off ticket, just say to the clerk, excuse me, will you throw this dollar away for me? >> and. >> and before you say, but wait a minute, what if it's my lucky day? um, you're in a 7-eleven shoeless, buying a microwave. >> you're buying. >> a microwave burrito with pocket change? yes, by all means. let's not break your lucky streak. >> uh. new rule. >> the owner of this dog has to admit that after all the brushing and shampooing and blow drying and trimming and primping to get it ready to compete at the westminster dog show, the moment she gets the dog home, she uses it to mop the floor. >> um. >> new rule if you're an undocumented alien protesting for your right to stay in america, have children that are automatically american and eventually become an american.

love and marriage, frank sinatra classic and always linked to married with children.valentine's day power program. bringing in wealth management rebecca walzer and starting with the economy first. it's a economic show and new piece out from our friend, which is intriguing because the way she wrote this; right, she says as being single bad for the economy? then the subplot, a society with fewer marriages may be happy, but it works as economic inequality. what do you make of this? how does she know? we know marriage is important for prosperity. >> obviously two household combined income giving you a leg up and children not reproducing ours and that's a problem and lot of lawmakers need time port people because we're not pre-producing ourselves, charles. overall marriage is absolutely, even from a legal perspective, the bag bone of any healthy society. charles: society happier with fewer marriages? >> don't want to touch that one. i think a lot of young people not getting married are just not able to find suitable spouses and they're not finding mates but want to. charle

she was one of frank sinatra's biggest fans, meeting the crooner back in the 40s.over 30 nieces and nephews, two generations strong, including one of our directors here at ktvu. and we just wanted to wish the celestial family our very best. elena was 98 years old. >> an incredible life lived. >> oh my gosh. and look at the smile. >> yeah. just contagious. >> indeed. >> well, tying the knot on the most romantic day of the year, a few couples received quite a surprise during their did you know using the grocery outlet app gives you the opportunity to win groceries for life? imagine never paying for groceries again. well, what if i can't decide? avocados or tomatoes? why choose? at grocery outlet, you can afford both. and not just the basics. with grocery outlet, you'll find all your favorite brands included. including gluten free pasta and my favorite cookies? um, huh, everything's included. so burgers and steaks for life?! you gotta win first. still worth it. now that's bargain bliss. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ghirardelli intense dark. bold... rich... intensel