championship and jack johnson was known to travel in the company of multiple white women at one timeace back. >> 500 years? >> yeah. i don't think it was quite 500 years at that time. [ laughter ] and johnson had choice words for washington. fast forward half a century, and when you saw floyd patterson, the heavyweight champion, and everyone knew he didn't have a ghost of a chance against liston, and the race leader types, you cannot lose to sonny liston, because we can't have a negro like him representing the race, and then we saw the documents out of the montgomery busboy cot, where they were explaining to black people how to behave once you were allowed on an integrated bus, but what you're going is contingent liberty, because no one has that kind of protocol imposed upon them, they're just free to be themselves as an individual. >> i love a couple of places you've taken us. i want to stop in the 1908 moment with johnson and remind it wasn't just the language, but is brought up on charges around the man act because of his traveling with white women, and part of what happened in th

jack, what do you mean? what are you saying? look at the man in there now, the man at the top. that's lyndon johnson. senator barry goldwater, he knew it was lyndon johnson. robert and jackie kennedy, they knew it was lyndon johnson. robert kennedy sends an imstair, william wallton, an artist, a friend of jackie kennedy's, one of the first openly gay men in america. he goes to the soviet union where he has cultural relationships, meeting with the kgb giving a message of the kennedys. one, they say, we know that john kennedy was killed by a domestic conspiracy, meaning the russians had nothing to do with it. two, they said, dallas was the perfect place for the crime, and, three, the elevation of lyndon johnson is unfortunate and a grievance problem. they knew. robert kennedy tells his assistant i know exactly what happened, but there's nothing i can do about it now, which is true because despite the fact that he still has the title of the attorney general, the power has shifted to lyndon johnson. who is bobby going to? the fbi? their conducting the coverup. in any event, i think i make a compelling ca

johnson. asew business leaders are realistic as jack welch. group rockets, tenfold. always outspoken ceo discusses how brian moynihan is doing, especially given the news this morning that the bank had its most profitable year since 2007. >> i think he has done a hell of a good job. nothing against him, but you know these guys in washington going to ebay as often as they can go. they're dipping in over there and dipping back again. jpmorgan i thought was done. an end to the piggyback -- piggy bank attack. you do not think it is justified? >> the scale is wild. issues, alsothe high scale as well. >> you cannot fight the government. let's face it. they win. the game is over. they went. -- mber like this >> they repaid what they owe the government. >> that is the craziest in the world. him.brought the data to he threw it away. give me a break. it is crazy. >> what about all the bad mortgage loans? andling up that mortgages selling them to investors who did not know better. >> they did not know. come on. he took a company swing at was google. >> google is doing the right

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johnson. >> and i am anna edwards. jack lew has pressed the german government to boost domestic demand. for more on what is on the agenda, we are joined by our international correspondent, who is in london today. the dates could not have been any worse. lew is saying you have got to boost domestic demand on the day when we see -- >> import declines in germany. the figures were little bit better than expected. lew is calling out germany, but not by name. yesterday, with france, he said that countries need to spend more to stimulate growth or short-term demand. you can talk about growth, right? the bigger issue is, do you have some sort of financial stability mechanism? do you have a backstop? listen to how he pressed his case for this. >> we think having backstops is very important. we would like to see more action taken. you have to look at where things were just 1.5 years ago and where things are now. it is very significant progress. >> backstop means one thing, a taxpayer-funded mechanism. that is what the germans do not want. we will see how much friction there is between the two and

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johnson. the responsibility that these tech companies have. twitter is based in the city. jackoken out on this issue, and he has said it really is disappointing, and it weighs on everyone, talking about income inequality in general, and the most important thing is that there is a conversation about it, that there is a social responsibility, and we can certainly carry that torch. what responsibility does the company like twitter have? >> twitter, i was mayor at the time we started the negotiation, and they got a nice tax break to locate in the south of market underserved part of the city, and they fulfilled their commitment, and our expectations have been succeeded because of their success, and that area is beginning to change for the better. responsibility comes from tremendous success, and there is no one better in this city than the founders of salesforce.com, mark, and there are all of the tax breaks and everything. >> is it fair? >> i think it was the right thing for the city to do at the time, and i think it has paid great dividends, and there is a legacy. that said, guys

agreement to train you and jack goldsmith -- agreement between you and jack goldsmith, but you might disagree with robert david johnson in his "cold war congress." , it seems to me that the fourth amendment is a response to the general warrants . i wonder how, whether you agree with it or not, how you will try 215,uare section collection by the nsa, with the fourth amendment seizure clause. excellent question. thank you and all the callers. incredibly informed people are calling and i appreciate that. jack goldsmith was a government lawyer during the bush administration. he is one of the people i was referring to who helped set limits on the warrantless surveillance program. host: did you study under him? no.t: i think he was at university of chicago at the time. he went to harvard out -- after he got out of government. he said that this violated the separation of powers and rejects the idea of limits on presidential powers. he rightly acted to rein it in. he wrote a book that describes a lot of the excesses. i agree with a lot of what he says. one thing i disagree with -- he wrote another book recently. what he argue

jack's mom a souvenir. the new format means teammates can play against each other. charles is drilled by johnson.y off game may be wondering what's up. with 41 seconds left. alex smith found the cowboys demarco murray to pull the rice team within a point. jerry says let's go for the two pointer and the win. mike tolver was found on the sideline. >>> in the week leading up to super bowl xlviii will not exactly go the way the 49ers and fans were invisioning. just a little bit more than a week ago. the teams arrived today in newark, new jersey. their coach john fox has to be feeling fortunate to be thereafter heart surgery forced him to miss a portion of the season. peyton manning will play in his third super bowl looking for his second win. manning knows something about recovering after surgery himself. he can expect to be asked all week about how long he expects to be playing. >> i feel a little better than i thought i would coming off of that surgery. i still enjoy the preparation part of it. the game, everybody is doing to be excited about playing the super bowl. but i think when you still enjoy

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agreement to train you and jack goldsmith -- agreement between you and jack goldsmith, but you might disagree with robert david johnsonhis "cold war congress." , it seems to me that the fourth amendment is a response to the general warrants . i wonder how, whether you agree with it or not, how you will try 215,uare section collection by the nsa, with the fourth amendment seizure clause. excellent question. thank you and all the callers. incredibly informed people are calling and i appreciate that. jack goldsmith was a government lawyer during the bush administration. he is one of the people i was referring to who helped set limits on the warrantless surveillance program. host: did you study under him? no.t: i think he was at university of chicago at the time. he went to harvard out -- after he got out of government. he said that this violated the separation of powers and rejects the idea of limits on presidential powers. he rightly acted to rein it in. he wrote a book that describes a lot of the excesses. i agree with a lot of what he says. one thing i disagree with -- he wrote another book recently. what he argues in

talking to adam johnson about this because he says, they surprised because all analyst guided us down. >> did you manipulate earnings? to be expectations? >> absolutely not. welch at get jack able to be quarter after quarter by exactly one? >> you have a lot of discretion about what goes into the bottom line. >> you have a lot of discretion around the county adjustments and net operating losses you may have and other places and when you book them and when you have reserves. you have accounting options. for me, i have always looked at operating numbers. meaning, are you winning customers? what is the average revenue for -- per customer. how many store visit -- visits? fundamentals.t of great ceos that drive results and always outperform, they focus on the fundamentals as opposed to, how to make a quarter look better? one is inside jcpenney or shopping at sears, you have got to know that. >> it is topline. it is not earnings that can be manipulated to request the economy is getting better and it should show up in revenue. >> or your operating profit. class we have got to head out to the newsroom because we are getting the jobless lames report. mark crumpton. >> thank you. in

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jack kennedy the does this crazy plan, although i would argue the murder of kennedy may be the ultimate manifestation of their plan. as johnson goes to great lengths to try to blame the cubans. indeed, ambassador william atwood the was the roommate of jfk's at princeton has gone to castro and said john kennedy would like to have quiet back channel talks. it's time to start talking. caster is surprised that he agrees. -- castro. as for cruise ship is concerned why does he want to kill kennedy? the cuban missile crisis. he says in his memoirs when he wrote kennedy had been killed, he wept. there's not an iota of evidence the soviet or cubans are involved in the murder of john f. kennedy. yet only two weeks ago, our esteemed secretary of state, john kerry, says in in in the with cement, i never thought oswald acted alone, right about that part. i think the russians and the cubans did it. completely wrong. another question. >> you mentioned briefly the perhaps possible summits in chicago and in tampa. is a true a three-man hit team was rolled up in tampa and that kennedy's campaign at parents at camp was canceled because of that,