they rented a place a couple miles from hyannis port, from a family compound on hyannis port, because it had become such a world media center. i mean, partly, i suppose, the beginning of-- they probably had something to do with the creation of paparazzi, but this is on the porch of somebody else's house a few miles from their own where they really could hide out. it would be just them and the dogs. they had a lot of dogs. >> rose: i went up to hyannis port, went on a bus, paid my way during the summer of '62, and worked in hyannis port and would see the president when he would come around hyannis port. hfs the most remarkable thing in my life, you know, and my job as an overnight sort of clerk, was to make sure that all the papers were delivered to awe the people who were staying at the hyannis port yacht club-- some of these pictures remind me of stuff they saw when -- >> the amazing thing is-- >> like a freshman in high school. >> the pictures, which, unfortunately, ended in 1963, was again and again, they're going to church. they're walking the streets of hyannis port. and there ar

remember, chris, you know, jack kennedy, when he was in hyannis port had the golf cart and ten tiny kids around. it was a phenomenal picture. >> let me show you a little clip that speaks to what you said, pat, because i think when a lot of mothers see this, they'll relate to it. check this out. >> willow, come here. see this gate? it's not just for trig. it's for no boys go upstairs. she'll be downstairs in a minute. >> mom. you can text her up there. >> see, that is -- that is her telling her 16-year-old daughter, if you think the boyfriend's going upstairs with you, you've got another thing coming. keith, does this make her more relatable? does she connect with americans this way? >> i couldn't tell if you can see on the scene but after that the boyfriend goes upstairs? is that showing up there? the funny thing is, this is real life. but it does make her more relatable. it doesn't make her more of a presidential candidate. i think the idea that she runs for president is plausible but the idea that she wins the republican nomination and that she wins the presidency, with that reputation