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j. edgar hoover was bad if you thought ok watergate right and i don't are going out of time next we will run out of time but mentioning j. edgar hoover is very appropriate at this point here many thanks to my guests in new york boston and in las vegas and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r.t. see you next time and remember prostate falls. we want a strong european union based on strong member states and we want the euro which sticks to its christian heritage so number one we don't want europe to get rid of the christian heritage and we want the member states to stay as a member states we don't want you know give up our nationality if you don't want to give up or call sure we don't blow you up for every season and so on and so forth. and else so it's seems wrong. why don't we just don't call. me. yet to stamp out this thing that's occurred and in detroit it was betrayal. when something you find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground . ministries police forces and city administrations of many countries depend on one corporation that does my mike was hoping

j. edgar hoover. j. r hoover who notoriously lived, they would like information about their lives in their private life, and it's wrong then and wrong now. and when an fbi agent or prosecutor leaks grand jury material, it's criminal. what we need now is an objective investigation by the inspector general, by the office of professional responsibility into these leaks and what was meant by the email that said that they have a leak strategy. it's hard to believe that they have a strategy to stop leaks. it seems much more plausible that he was talking about a strategy designed to leak things selectively to the media in order to achieve the goal that he had set out for himself mainly to have an insurance policy against electing a man who he thought was dangerous to the country. he has a right to his opinion and he had a right to vote anyway he wanted. he had a right to influence the outcome of the election through leaks. we have to look into that, we have to find out about that. and that's what the inspector g

j. edgar hoover was fighting organized crime, he was still also looking for nazi subversives during worldwar ii. they were caught a little off guard. i do not know is j edgar hoover was privy to the transcripts. time, i think they were playing catch-up when the big spy network came on the scene about the middle of 1950. i do not know if he was privy to the transcripts. as far as today, the modern fbi army had its own counter intelligence organization, and so does the navy and air force. they are very much on top of this. as a civilian employee of the army now, we see briefing on a regular basis. it is very much at the top of the agenda in terms of -- especially with the sophisticated ways of how espionage takes place through information technology. just to build on what mr. lacy was saying, i would emphasize the rush of events during the early cold war period. the soviets had been an ally of ours in the fight against nazi germany and japan. harry truman was ambivalent about that. as senator, he was quoted as saying he wanted to see both countries fight it out. the soviet union and nazi ge

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but j edgar hoover that was just the state department. a hero of the postwar.with the utter and complete disregard for truth and smearing but with autism and mccarthyism those are very different people but the lying and the very end indecency are very similar. and in 1954 that is not mccarthy is about to experience. and for conduct contrary after watch he was condemned to the ash heap of history. kat will history say about donald trump? >> i don't know because obviously joe mccarthy was known for one thing which is smearing theiram name in the name of communism in this is a lot of things they are doing. i not know if he will go down in history to denuclearize the korean peninsula. i wish them the best. i hope he does or if he goes down in history he has some new things he wants to achieve and trump is all these different things parts of trump b12 b12 is healthy for the political leaders to rethink his reese fonts to trade. with the democrats and republicans inking about corporate part profit i don't think it's necessarily wrong to live up to his word but for th

j edgar hoover was looking into organized crime. he was also looking for subversives. they were caught a little bit off guard. i don't know if director hoover was privy to the transcripts. i think that was really closely held, at that time. i think they were playing catch- up, when the spy network really came on the scene in the middle of 1950. as far as today, the modern fbi has counterintelligence organizations. so does the air force and the navy. as a civilian employee of the army now, i receive a briefing on a regular basis. i use to get those briefings when i was in uniform. it is very much at the top of the agenda. especially as espionage takes place through information technology. >> just to build on what he is saying, i would emphasize the rush of events during the early cold war period. that is, the soviet union had been an ally of ours in the fight against [null] germany and japan. you know, hermie -- harry truman was ambivalent about that. he wanted to see both countries fight it out. the soviet union and nazi germany. he didn't want to see nazi germany win

j edgar hoover was fighting notnized crime, looking for keeper versus during or -- not nazi perverses during world war ii. i think they were playing catch-up when the big spy network came on the scene about the middle of 1950. today, the modern fbi army had its own counter intelligence organization and so does the navy and air force. they are very much on top of this. as a civilian employee of the army now, we see briefing on a regular basis. it is very much at the top of -- agenda in terms of especially with the sophisticated wave how espionage takes place through information technology. >> just to build on that, i would emphasize the rush of events during the early cold war. the soviets had been an ally of ours in the fight against nazi germany and japan. was indolent about imbivolent about that. he wanted to see both countries fight it out. the soviet union and not to germany -- nazi germany. truman himself had not been briefed as vice president of the united states. atomiced 482 days on the tom project and was not kept in 82 days on the atomic bomb project and was not kept in the

j. edgar hoover is not far behind. and says by the way, we have this secret dossier about you being with prostitutes in moscow three years earlier. how would you feel? >> well how should comey have handled this? >> not that way. >> well, and trump has legitimate beefs in my view, and i say so in the book, and being the prisoner of -- too much history and writing too much about presidents, in the case of bill clinton when he came in to office in 1993, and his had white house counsel was burning this bomb. and first of like six. >> that's right. but the first, and as you imagined clinton had some baggage too and all kiengdz of things that the fbi got about clinton extracurricular activities which were abundant so they sent all of this instead of briefing clinton on it they sent to bernie the white house counsel and this bomb looked at it and said -- put it in the burn bag. and said okay let's see how it happen and see these thing and i'm not sure the burn bag is i wish called me -- or -- and he didn't. but the idea of th

j. edgar hoover, the director of the fbi, would end up designating the panthers as one of the biggest threatstates of america. >> in the crackdown that followed, the panther's revolutionary image and message were met with force. >> we started to see people getting arrested. we found several of our members that had been murdered. for us who defended our very lives we dared to find who we are, we're a threat? >> but that determination to define themselves created a legacy. for those outside mainstream power, and those very much inside it. >>. ♪ okay, ladies >> that super bowl presentation, it brought me to tears to see that. they had berets, they had style. they had the dress. it made such a powerful statement that they remembered us. >> beyonce, the world's biggest pop icon revived the spirit of the panthers on a massive stage. with her celebrity power, she gut punched some americans, much like muhammad ali did decades earlier. earlier. ♪ [ screams ] ♪ [ laughs ] ♪ whoa, whoa, whoa. your one item would be the name your price tool? it helps people save on car insurance. job dn it save me? jo ld

weeks away from becoming president and the fbi director comes in and there's no way the ghost of j edgar hoover is not far behind. and says by the way, we have this secret dossier about you being with prostitutes in moscow three years earlier. how would you feel? >> how should comey handle it? ? >> not that way. and trump as legitimate beef in my view and i say so in the book and being the prisoner of two much history and writing too much about presidents, in the case of bill clinton when he came into office in 1993 and his white house counsel was burning this prompt and -- >> in a burst of six. >> yes that's right, but the first and as you imagine it and add some baggage to and there were all kinds of things that the fbi got about clinton's extracurricular activities, which were abundant so they sent all this instead of briefing clinton on it, they sent it to bernienussbaum , the white house counsel and nussbaum looked at it and said, in the burn bag. and said okay, let's see what happens, let's see how these things and i'm not sure the burn bag is, i wish he called me and he didn't, but the i

united states fought wars against the fascist regimes in the communist eastern bloc j edgar hoover breaking down the infrastructure to curtail the black power movement but today's movement right the unprecedented level of surveillance activist organizers can share information at a speed during times of heightened activity the mainstream new shows queers or those that are highly visible to remove that structure. but that visibility is not enough. to have political and social intervention to organize our community and no one person or single group has ever won something truly meaningful for our people alone. even harriet tubman the abolitionist in the first woman to lead military raid during u.s. civil war had allies and co-conspirators. she helped to liberate over 300 slave africans as an underground railroad conductor. and to read about her and then i took notion. but as a woman who had narcolepsy and the sleeping spells. and then just another enslaved person but as a child they never wondered how she accomplished what she did and now with extraordinary organizing skills. without being kill

the day after the election, he announced he would ask j edgar hoover to stay on at the fbi, and alanto stay on at the fda. that was to reassure conservatives. he sent the liberal hero, adlai stevenson, to be ambassador at the united nations. kennedy installed a somewhat conservative -- for secretary of state. he named two republicans to his top cabinet post. a wall street banker who served as the secretary of treasury. although mcnamara was a republican, he had organized business leaders to back kennedy. on inauguration day, kennedy gave a militant cold war speech that delighted everyone. including senator barry goldwater. said he could unite americans around the common enemy of the soviet union. after the inaugural address he was at 70% approval. he wins the election with 49.7% and has a 70% approval rating by inauguration day. he stayed in the 70% range throughout his presidency. kennedy has the highest poll ratings of any president in the history of polling, going back to the late 1930's. kennedy had charm. nixon did not, television showed the difference. that's what happened in t

after the election, he announced he would ask j edgar hoover to stay on at the fbi, designed to reassure conservatives. he sent the liberal hero, adlai stevenson, to be ambassador at the united nations. he named two republicans to his top cabinet post. although max demerit was a republican, he had organized business leaders to back kennedy. on inauguration day, kennedy gave a militant cold war speech that delighted everyone. he could unite everyone. after that, he said 70% approval. he stayed in the 70% range throughout his presidency. kennedy has the highest poll ratings of any president in the history of polling, going back to the late 1930's. kennedy had charm. nixon did not. television show the difference. that's what happened in the 1960 election. thank you. [applause] >> like you, having lived through this event, i have two quick questions. what is the illinois vote? what would have happened if the democrats and illinois had examined all of the ballots in central illinois and the chicago suburbs? as i believe walter cronkite said in 1968 when the election was close, he said the ele

j edgar hoover's intel was killing people, breaking that infrastructure and curtailing black power movement momentum. today's movement operates under unprecedented levels of surveillance but activists and organizers can share information at the speed not possible in the past. our leaders during times of heightened activities are on mainstream new shows the many black women, queer and translators such as colby and re-shod are highly visible and have access to resources to rebuild movement infrastructure. but our visibility is not enough. we still have economic, political and social interventions to make in organizing our community. and no one person or single group has ever won something truly meaningful for our people alone. even harriet moses tubman, a disabled abolitionist and the first woman to lead a military raid during the u.s. civil war had allies and co-conspirators. tubman helped liberate over 300 enslaved africans as an underground railroad conductor. by working as part of a network of relationships. first reading about her i learned that she carried a pencil and took notion. but

j. edgar hoover, but you had the most political directorship at the fbi. he didn't see things clearly.ical -- i won't say it was partisan one way or the other. he blew the calls both directions, all the time. he was highly political in his choices. you look at mccabe, andrew mccabe who has been cashiered, this guy was busted for leaking and lied about leaking and lost his job over it. so you see that this cell of human beings in the top leadership of the agency was a mess. maria: which is why he was referred to criminal charges, andrew mccabe. chris, good to see you. tracking hurricane florence, the forecast as the storm heads toward the east coast. we take you to north carolin noa next. back in a minute. so they say that some day ai will transform the human race. well, today you're a little busy transforming your call center. dealing with millions of customers a year, like this one. no, i'm pretty sure i didn't order a squirrel playing a guitar. that's why you work with watson. it works with your systems to resolve calls faster and improve customer satisfaction. i detected fraud and h

the j got the aroma of edgar hoover, fbi, look, this dirt we have got on you. i know, in other presidencies that i have reported on, when there was this transition period, new president was coming in, often allegations were made particularly about president clinton before he took office and the response was to take the allegations and not confront the but to throw them in the burn bag, knowing that if there was something to it, it would come out. theourse, this was whitewater investigation, the lewinsky matter, and so forth, not that that started earlier, but that there was a pattern is one of these incredibly powerful institutions. if they decide to go after you , they canigate you look at anything, finances, personal relationships, businesses, all the people who are in your orbit and so forth. it is a power that has to be used carefully. felt there was not the care taken, particularly, they know who trump was, i even reported in the book he told president trump after -- told his lawyer, this melania should not hear about. i agree with you, i believe that is a

the j got the aroma of edgar hoover, fbi, look, this dirt we have got on you. know, in other presidencies that i have reported on, when there was this transition period, new president was coming in, often allegations were made particularly about president clinton before he took office and the response was to take the allegations and not confront the but to throw them in the burn bag, knowing that if there was something to it, it would come out. theourse, this was whitewater investigation, the lewinsky matter, and so forth, not that that started earlier, but that there was a pattern is one of these incredibly powerful institutions. if they decide to go after you , they canigate you look at anything, finances, personal relationships, businesses, all the people who are in your orbit and so forth. it is a power that has to be used carefully. felt there was not the care taken, particularly, they know who trump was, i even reported in the book he told president trump after -- told his lawyer, this melania should not hear about. i agree with you, i believe that is a m