george kennedy, of us have 6 percent of the population. and 50 percent of the wealth and our task is to maintain this position of disparity. and that's really still american policy to, to maintain the power to maintain that power. and it used to sell the idea to americans . prosperity from detroit to steel mills of basis like that, that's not there anymore. now it's based on fear and, and all these other problems that emerge. and so you talk about things like china, russia rather than global warming, which is obviously great prices for any of the extinction of your entire play on it . and in the us, we're just not really discussing it or doing much about it. yeah, well i, i don't really see any meaningful political discussion in the united states if you watch cable news anyway. you know, matthew, i started out by talking about, you know, a multi polar world and how both rush and china are working towards it. now i think that's a very smart idea. it's for security reasons. it's very, but it's very practical and pragmatic because the, the, t

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i'm just doing george kennedy from "cool hand luke."r-old son do it, it sounds problematic. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> because i'm like, well -- "i'm like, what are you doing? what are you -- then i realize, oh, he's doing maine justice he's doing that. >> seth: that's a tricky thing when the principal calls and says, "your son, he's telling us he's doing maine justice and our question for you is, what's the logic?" >> exactly [ laughter ] you know, and that's an l.a. school for you. everybody's in the business. a lot of studio execs. that's their fallback crew as principals but i -- but then they've -- a-holes, kristen wiig and i did. >> seth: gotcha. i mean, nine and six do they know what a-hole stands for? >> yeah. yeah, yeah [ laughter ] i told them apathy [ light laughter ] >> seth: apathy is pretty on the money for the a-holes. >> and they're like, "oh, you mean the anus? i go, "how did you put that together?" no, they didn't really [ light laughter ] and then last week, i showed them roundball rock, which was a sketch that ti

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kennedy: who is a bigger liar, george santos or dr. fauci. >> i'm not sure, but de dr. dr. fauci's lies kept us locked in our houses. kennedy: will that happen with your book, is there something about your book that people want to lock yourself in the house. >> no, they will be wild out, they have been saying i've been playing it too safe. kennedy: like amish teenagers on a rum springer? >> yes, i'm glad fauci did not talk to you, he would have lirped learned to write a proper book. his book is going to suck, no one would buy it. he should take that money and give to do people who -- >> you get a new lease on our own life, i'm serious. you will never look at or a lot of things the same. kennedy: i can't wait. kat timpf thank you. >> look how pretty. >> topical storm is next, new kennedogs, stay with me. at that time- i think you're the one to tell me that we had the same birthday. yes. it's really unbelievable when you think about it, because it's been, like, really over 20 years that you were my mother and father's banker, you became my banker and now fran is in her th

george w. bush and barack obama. this week will feature kennedy and his 1960 inaugural address asking americans what they can do for their country. and at the height of the cold war, to a divided berlin germany. >> all free men wherever they may live our citizens of berlin. and therefore as a free man, i take pride in the words ich bin ein berliner. watch speeches that defined a presidency, on american history tv, on c-span2. >> joining us from cpac this morning is kimberly fletcher, she is the founder, president and ceo of moms for america. kimberly fletcher, according to your website, your mission is threefold, and power moms, promote liberty and raise patriots. what do you aim to do and why do you think a group like this is necessary. >> i founded the organization in 2004. and i realized at that moms needed an opportunity to be able to engage in a public square without feeling like they needed to give up their entire lives by doing so. this is where they could have their voice heard and their values represented to realize the impact of their vo

he reminded me what a man is kennedy was the diplomat george ball, he was the first to tell the presidentt the invasion of vietnam was a mistake. in addition, the ruff told the possible actions of washington in the ukrainian conflict natalia goncharova knows the details. washington can directly intervene in the conflict in ukraine, this version was voiced by investigative reporter and pulitzer prize winner mur-herzh. according to him , options for american participation in hostilities are possible if kiev is on the verge of defeat. at the same time, the reporter compared what was happening with the defeat of the nazi troops in stalingrad in 1943 and stressed at the moment the us army is not ready to enter the conflict. at the same time, washington is considering the option of transferring the 82nd and 101st airborne divisions to the theater of operations. we are at war with the russians. we are talking about brigades, not battalions, but brigades, leave their conflict zone. but we really want to get into a fight with these guys. don't think. it seems to me that we are not ready, according

kennedy after george bush after the 9-11 attacks. they think they can run and win by running against trump. the interesting thing, if you look at the polls, the majority of democrats don't want biden to be their nominee. the majority of republicans want somebody else other than trump. looks like we're heading having another trump biden rematch. if you took them both out of the picture, huge advantage to the republicans. the republicans have an embarrassment of riches in terms of potential candidates. tim scott, ron desantis. mike pence, mike pompeo, nikki haley, glenn youngkin. the bench is a deep. the reason joe biden is president is because they couldn't find anybody else. they tried for an entire running searees. who is going to take his place? kamala harris? she's less popular than him. pete buttigieg that can't manage a train derailment? the future is bright for the republicans if we can get past this trump-biden battle. >> martha: neither side seems to want. may be what we're going to get. this is the independents wanting trump

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here the words of george washington, abraham lincoln, john kennedy, ronald reagan, george w. and barack obama. this week, john kennedy and his 1961 not girl address challenging -- 1961 inaugural address challenging americans to ask what americans can do for their country and his 1963 speech in berlin, germany. >> we are all citizens of berlin and therefore, as a free man, i take pride in the words, ich bin ein berliner. >> watch our series saturday at 9:30 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span2. >> washington journal continues. host: our first guest, jamil jaffer of george mason university's law school. he is their national security institute founder talking about things concerning china when it comes to issues of national security. a little bit about the institute. where did the funding come from and what position do you take when it comes to discussions of china? guest: we get our funding from the george mason university foundation, private individuals, foundations and the like. we have to acknowledge the threat that the chinese communist party present

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george washington parkway. so i believe so. but again like, okay, so you have the you know, the kennedy. we have these crazy. but the real difference here, you had a couple of things. you had dan burton who newt gingrich had installed as chairman of the main investigative committee in the house. he was so convinced that foster was murdered, he went to prove it by there's some controversy here. we're not sure whether it was a watermelon or antelope or possibly a pumpkin it was gourd. it was a gourd, some sort. and he set it up in his backyard in indiana and he shot it and he said, this proves, that vince foster had murdered and it wasn't a suicide because i can't even really explain it because somebody somebody, you know he figures. well, people would have heard the noise, right. because they heard shooting his melon. so there was this was the proof. okay. but then and then you also had newt gingrich, then speaker of the house saying, you know there have been all these investigations and there have been three or four by, you know, various parts, the government, congressional investigations, the park service,

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kennedy: anyone remember jjesse smollett. i liked him so much on empire, he is the disgraced actor who lied so badly he looks like george santoshave teamed up who did team up with smollett to carry out his maga attack hoax are speaking out saying that jesse wanted to be poster child for activism and they faked the whole thing. >> we were in character the whole time. >> you think you are believable? >> 100%. >> first. -- >> yeah, let's make jesse great again, his attorneys appealed convection to keep him out of jail after serving 6 days of 150 days, is it too lit too late to revive his representation, joining me now, fox nation host, nancy grace. this case still smells to high heaven, what did you learn through your research? >> well i learned that i truly do believe those brothers, they have their say, unique presentation of the facts, but, that said, i have had to argue to juries sometimes you have to go to hell to get the witness to put the devil in jail, a lot of people may not believe the brothers because they were part of the ho hoax, paid according to them 3500 by jussie smollett, to put a noose around his neck, beat him

kennedy of louisiana unloaded on the president. and was test driving the gop2024 message. watch? >> americans do not deserve to be governed by deeply weird, nauseously woke people who hate george washington, thomas jefferson, dr. seuss and mr. potato head. who hyperventilate on their yoga mats if you use the wrong pro noun. the truth is, i do not hate anyone. so i say this gently. the biden administration sucks. if you put president biden in charge of the sahara desert he would run out of sand. >> harris: wow. steve hilton host of the next revolution was having a verbal revolution right there. you know what? it's going to be tough for biden according to these polls but it is early still. >> look, harris, we love senator kennedy. he is very entertaining. he is right on all of that. but the problem is, these defects that we see, that everyone can see with biden as a leader himself barely appropriate to use the word leader. he is not a leader. he is following the activists who run his party and donors. he is a machine politician and weak and feeble and not leading anything. his personal defects are there for all to see. the policy defects are there for all to see. failure after f

george mcgovern's presidential ticket after it was revealed he'd undergone treatment for depression and received electroshock therapy. >> this decision is one of the most heartrending. >> reporter: former representative patrick kennedytruggled with addiction and bipolar disorder in congress. for years he said he worked to cover it up. >> when i was in congress, i did everything i could to keep everybody from finding out that i needed help. >> reporter: lawmakers are hopeful that the stigma around mental illness may finally be shifting. >> there are consequences to the things you say and talk about. but i think in a circumstance like this that it's -- you know, it helps the conversation. i think it helps people realize and understand the impact that this disease has on people all across the country. >> reporter: and it's been decades since tina smith experienced depression, since she used medication for her depression. but she says sharing her story back in 2019, it's really given her a dialogue with constituents, with voters, with colleagues who come up to her and share their own stories, jake. so this really does have an impact on making feel people like they too can come forward. >> interesting stuff. lauren fox,