the lot of heavy rain coming down over the eastern half of the philippines an eastern parts of the indochina and mom and when heavy rain with amal a painted line north it's not strep and it acts as a heavy rain caused the deadly landslides ignore the ninth round. now talking about a tropical low we have another one over that the open goal. this is bringing a lot of heavy rain of baby back to the eastern part of a three run capped and this will continue to intensify become a tropical fruit on the next several days. the more heavy rain is likely for eastern parts of the non threat. i excuse me three one kept the landslides and flooding are going to be a very high priest for the next several days. i'm going to be in to clean teeth in hong kong and taipei and one stella and decreased. ri across the america that peak winter storm is still flying over the north where the us canada border producing heavy snow showers. the heavy snow is going to be found in dairy industry getting great over the us canada border and the northern rockies and into tuesday about ten to twenty centimeters likely for a wi

he made those decisions on indochina later in his presidency without really being decisive. he used a completely false accusation of miss out against the eisenhower administration which was completely unfounded. it seems to me, his presidency, policy terms. ..

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he made those decisions on indochina later in his presidency without really being decisive. he used a completely false accusation, the missile gap against the eisenhower administration which was completely unfounded. his presidency was crisis driven. we had the bay of pigs, the cuban missile crisis, what were his genuine political bowls? >> that is one of the great questions, there is a strong political aspect, he wanted the top job and probably wanted it without a particularly clear agenda what he wanted to do with it apart from through the general defending the nation and so forth. one point on the missile gap. big debate whether the united states was falling behind the soviet union and you could make the argument kennedy was cynical although there was an opening because eisenhower had appointed a high-profile commission in 1957 which came out with a very alarmist reports saying the united states had fallen behind, and kennedy pounced on that. it helped further the narrative that he was arguing and have this blue-ribbon panel president eisenhower chose, gave it an argument

i mean, he gave, i think, some really marvelous speeches on indochina, the french involvement in indochina, on algeria, the french involvement in algeria, on the whole battle with the soviet union and how the u.s. should try to emerge in the cold war. so he was interesting. he was a more compelling person than i expected, and, of course, had some great contemporaries. he worked with people like hubert humphrey, lyndon johnson, richard russell, scoop jackson. it was a really interesting time with some great senators. >> so what was his relationship with lyndon johnson when they were both in the senate many. >> it was a very wary one. his file is thick with letters to lyndon johnson asking for better committee assignments, because johnson was the senate democratic leader. kennedy was the more junior senator, so he was sending johnson a lot of letters asking for different committee assignments. johnson seemed to put them away. and at one point ted sorenson sent a wonderful note, johnson appointed kennedy to some third or fourth tier, you know, boston harbor dredging commission or something, s

well remember when france was in indochina. this is what we're looking at here so why why did france. we've heard the defense minister say this is going to be a tough permission and mom. why is france and turkey. my personal belief. the trust will fall on this in a foreign policy in a coffin their speed. i don't see why he's going or if you're going to help this country. and how the people who are being slaughtered. you're looking to put troops on the nation's military one is covered wars you can spend time with the military will tell you this about me. when you have over sixty percent of the population in rural areas that you can get to where this water is going on. you can do it with a few thousand troops. and i'm sure the french military. as has told this to the least eight hours. mega man. it could be yes and i'm not in the french presidents had the day could be as simple as he can effect change at home. he can be a good domestic president and create jobs and move the union top dead center and bring growth that the french e

i mean, he gave, i think, some really marvelous speeches on indochina, the french involvement in indochina on algeria, the french involvement in algeria, on the whole battle with the soviet union and how the u.s. should try to emerge in the cold war. so he was interesting. he was a more compelling person than i expected, and, of course, had some great contemporaries. he worked with people like hubert humphrey, lyndon johnson, richard russell, it was a really interesting time with some great senators. >> so what was his relationship with lyndon johnson when they were both in the senate? >> it was a very wary one. in fact, i spent some time at the kennedy library, and his file is thick with letters to lyndon johnson asking for better committee assignments, because johnson was the senate democratic leader. kennedy was the more junior senator, so he was sending johnson a lot of letters asking for different committee assignments. johnson seemed to put them away, and at one point ted sorenson sent a wonderful note, johnson appointed kennedy to some third or fourth of tier, you know, boston harbo

, the french involvement in indochina and algeria, the french involvement in algeria on the whole battle with the soviet union and how the u.s. should try to emerge in the cold war. so he was interesting. he was a more compelling person than i expected. and of course he had great contemporaries. he worked with people like hubert humphrey, richard, jackson, it was an interesting time with a great senator. >> what was his relationship with lyndon johnson when they were in the senate? >> they spend the time of the kennedy library in his file asking for better committee assignments as a democratic leader kennedy was the junior senator so johnson had a lot of letters for different committee assignments. johnson continues to put them away in a wonderful note kennedy and johnson appointed kennedy some third or fourth tier as the commissioner. senator johnson was named in the boston harbor commission income so it was a competitive relationship but in the end i think johnson came to respect that he was a top formidable politician and a heavy hitter on policy, but he thought he was a real compelli