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other things running a university going to teach somewhere in all the rest, but with jack's death and with lyndon johnson taking over bobby. kennedy's world changed immediately. he was immediately seen as the heir apparent who needed to restore a kennedy to their rightful place in the presidential throne and along with that bobby kennedy loath linden johnson and thought he was an unworthy successor to his beloved brother. obviously there were policy differences and they arose almost immediately and they did not start with vietnam by the way that everybody thinks they began in latin america, then they moved to vietnam as as johnson militarized our effort there, but they were on domestic policy, too. the urban affairs and and all the rest so he felt the obligation in 1968 to run that he did not feel in his earlier days. um, teddy kennedy. perhaps is the most interesting of the three when it comes to the presidency. in his earlier days he of course expected to run simply because he was a candidate and in fact, he wrote a book in 1968 that i think it's called decisions for a decade that almost nobody remembe

where donald trump's attorneys sparred with special counsel jack smith's prosecutors and judge tanya chutkan. npr justice reporter carrie johnsonthe room for the proceedings and she joins me now. it is always great to see you. the federal judge has set march 4, 2024, as the trial date in donald trump's election interference case. remind us what the two parties were initially asking for. carrie: they were so far apart. jack smith, a special counsel in this case, wanted to start the trial on january 2, 2024. lawyers for former president donald trump wanted to kick this trial all the way into 2026, the spring of 2026. the judge said that is too far but she agrees that trump and his attorneys need more time to prepare in this landmark case with over 12 million pages of documents. so she set march, early march 2024, as the trial date in washington, d.c.. geoff: did she explain how she arrived at this date? how did you justify it in court today? carrie: the judge said donald trump has asked to be treated like any other defendant and she is taking him at his word. she pointed out that if he were a professional athlete, she would not s

stanley johnson your union jack as well. >> it has to be.t we all agreed that it was okay that she threw the microphone on stan lee. why will you change your mind? >> you looked at her minutes ago. i changed my mind. >> she blown you out, stanley? >> she blown you out, stanley? >> oh, no. she. she she. >> she's. i think she's been dumb for potential batters , so. dumb for potential batters, so. de—man jenkins, your nominee, it has to be the woman who's even top trumping gary lineker at the moment. >> the one and only bbc wales presenter carol vorderman. >> yeah . do you know what? >> yeah. do you know what? >> yeah. do you know what? >> she's been a bit of a subject of the show tonight . and i have of the show tonight. and i have to say, carol vorderman is tonight's union jack. i mean, i think we've all got on i know you, carole malone got on very well with with this woman on she's had a dish yeah i really did. >> yeah . and i haven't seen her >> yeah. and i haven't seen her for a long time, but yeah, me too. >> she's obviously changed. she'

johnson, professor of politics. gentleman, what is your reaction? you heard from jackmith. >> well, it's a very impressive indictment. it's impressive for its clarity and for its breadth. it tells a very compelling story. i was thinking about before we came on just in terms of the politics and i guess the default is to assume nothing matters, but it's hard to imagine something this graphic and detailed lays out the lies, the fraud, the conspiracies, the obstruction, the attempts to overthrow the democratic process that donald trump ingamed in. it's going to be a political asset for donald trump in 2024. republicans are desperate to talk about inflation, the border, crime, hunter biden, but the reality is if this goes to trial, this is going to suck up all the oxygen, and we're going to be talking about january 6th. we're going to be talking about the insurrection. we're going to be talking about sedition. and the american people are going to see the pictures of that attack on the capitol over and over and over again. and if republicans think that's an advantage, i thin

johnson? >> yes, it means a lot. , this is one more piece of evidence that indicates, again, what all of us illinois know intuitively jackaged in a partisan political indictment of president trump. because he is the top rival to joe biden. there is supposed to be, everybody should understand this by now, the special counsel is supposed to be completely independent not only of the doj but obviously of the white house. and so you have this implication, one more, one more piece of evidence that seems to indicate they were all working together on this. nine weeks before the first indictment drops, he has his appointed person there at the white house meeting with him. it's outrageous. >> brian: all right. congressman. find out the truth and why they are giving you such a hard time if they have nothing to hide is really beyond me. congressman johnson, thank you very much. >> thank you. thanks. >> brian: all right. coming up straight ahead. there is a major labor shortage in practically every american industry. what is causing it and what can be done? the author of blue collar cash, ken rusk, next. ♪ psoriasis really messes wit

documents, which johnson's staff attempted to deliver to pence or fraudulent certificates signed by a fake electors. the pence team rejected them. in the context of the new indictment from jacks all remembering this antietam democratic conspiracy went way beyond trump or even the six unindicted coconspirators, and included, shamefully, senior republican members of the united states senate. back with me now is dean, host of the dean show on sirius xm. dean, what does it mean for american democracy that we have members of the senate, the most augusto, highest body in the land who try to overturn an election? they have in some shape or form and been a part of this criminal conspiracy by trump. they may not have committed crimes themselves but they were criminal conspiracy adjacent. >> absolutely. and it's deeply concerning because it also has more people in the base that thinks what trump did was not illegal because they're buddies with -- 75% of republicans did not think what trump did was illegal. it wasn't efforts to question the election. there is one person in the house repeating that, that is jim jordan. jim jordan, the january six report is the most talked about member o

johnson, todd piro and fox business reporter kelly o'grady. "mornings with maria" is live right now. and our top story, former president trump facing his second federal indictment out of special counsel jack smith's investigation, fox business' grady grady trimble is in washin with the latest. >> reporter: former president trump is facing four new felony charges in this indictment. his third criminal indictment overall and, yes, the second to come out of special counsel jack smith's investigation. in the 45 page document, smith alleges the former president illegally conspired to overturn the results of the 2020 election. in posts on truth social and in a statement from the former president's campaign, trump is questioning the timing of the indictment, one day after devon archer was interviewed by lawmakers about the president's business dealings and while former president trump is leading in the polls for the gop presidential nomination. many republicans are quickly coming to trump's defense. >> i don't know that we'll ever see the left sated in its efforts to go after donald trump. i think this is an effort to keep him off the ballot. i think it's an effort to continue to harass donald t

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