he wasn't jack kennedy. what would it mean for the country? in and johnson comes inspires confidence in the country, takes over, makes people think the government is i'ml working and says, going to pass jack kennedy's legislation. the way he does this in the first couple of months, the way he takes over the government, to me, if you're interested in political power, the very essence of it, it is in the first days and weeks and months after jack kennedy is assassinated when lyndon johnson in and takes over the government and keeps it running and passes a lot of stuff that wasn't getting passed before. robert: thanks for talking -- brian: that's for talking with us. on audible.com, you can find one minute 42 seconds of your stream of consciousness about writing, about power, about lyndon johnson, and about robert moses. we appreciate you very much for joining us. robert: thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national

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everyone is voting for jack ♪ 'cause he's got what all ♪ the rest lack ♪ everyone wants-- >>dick: jack kennedyixon wasn't. cool, tanned, relaxed, and good looking. >>male #5: [singing] ♪ high hopes, he's got ♪ high hopes ♪ 19-- >>dick: he attacked the complacenty of the '50s and called the nation to a higher purpose. >>jack: the new frontier is not a set of promises. it is a set of challenges. it sums up not what i intend to offer to the american people, but what i intend to ask of them. >>dick: the 1960 election was nixon's first defeat. he played the gracious loser. privately, he felt robbed. to no one's surprise, two years later, he was back on the stump. >>male #6: enthusiastic nixonites are at hand and twisting at the pomona, california county fairgrounds early in the morning to welcome back to the site where he started his first political campaign, former vice president richard nixon. >>rick: he was looking for something to do. he was casting about. he was a man adrift and he decided to run for governor of california. can you imagine having been a hair's breadth away from the presidency

i grew up idolizing bobby and jack kennedy. it was a thrill.en i think about it, i was really young. i was 23. i must have had somebody watching over me. >> eric: minus for pastor scott. i saw you shaking your head and you saw something to me the break. about terror. it >> darrell: it's going to get worse, not better. i look at it from a biblical standpoint and according to my interpretations, it's going to get worse. then it's going to get better for a minute, then worse. then jesus is coming back. >> kat: would you have any advice for james comey tomorrow? >> darrell: man up. and go cavs. cleveland cavaliers tonight. they are going to win the series. >> eboni: i told the pastor. steph curry for the shot. >> andrew: i am a passionate patriots fan. >> eboni: think you two are fox news specialists today andrew stein and pastor darrell scott. thank you for watching. follow us on social media at specialistsfnc on facebook and twitter. remember, 5:00 will never be the same. "special report" with bret baier up next. >> bret: this is a fox news alert

. >> mary anne: jack kennedy. >> kat: we keep saying that says nothing and given what's going on, itnothing but you will and say the former fbi director because the president a liar. it says a lot about where our country is. >> corey: i think weird things have gone on in washington. people are fed up with washington, it's broken. they are used to people not telling the truth. for the first time in a lifetime, they have sent a change agent to washington to make things different. >> eric: we are going to be doing this for a while. >> mary anne: there is a runway in front of us. >> kat: i can't see the end. >> mary anne: the fact is you have a former fbi director calling the president of the united states today more than once a liar, and it is damning. we are in a place we shouldn't be and there's a lot more to, and i don't think that's a good thing for any of us. >> eric: the guy being questioned on the stand may have been lying today as well. we are fortunate to have corey lewandowski and mary anne marsh. thank you to both of them and thank you for watching. make sure you follow us on

do not accuse jack kennedy of doing that. >> money earned from the merchandise which was in the kennedy family, a big property that they made millions of dollars from. are you kidding me? >> he did not use the presidency to make money. >> the fact that he was president attracted the money. >> they had the money long before he was president. so did donald trump. >> so did donald trump. and so did donald trump. >> but he is using the presidency to make money when he has the fund-raiser at his own hotel. there are dozens of hotels in town. he should not have owned that hotel. it is against the terms of the gsa lease for him to be receiving money from that hotel. he doesn't need to do it. >> all right. we have to go. i appreciate the discussion. >>> coming up next the discussion of collusion. you'll hear what the republican chairman of the senate intelligence committee has to say about the state of his investigation. is there any there? what did the president mean when he promised a big surprise on health care. that and more when we continue. at johnson's we care about safety as much as you

started from the jack kennedy years to the present, that would be good.d briefings for an hour or two. where people actually tell the truth from the white house, the press and instead of trying to joust on camera. >> we will leave it there. thank you both so very much. >>> that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." katy tur is up next on msnbc. thank you so much. >>> of course, thank you as well. good afternoon to you. i'm katy tur in for craig melvin. lots of stories we are following at this hour. first off, who is to blame? republicans taking stock after failing to push through a bill to overhaul obamacare this week. who is responsible for that setback? >>> building resistance. the deal may be dead for now but the resistance against the gop plan is growing. can it sustain itself? >>> and stop the presses. the white house is always blaming the media for what it calls fake news but with another off camera briefing set for just a half hour from now, what are we going to hear this time? >>> we start with that new de deadline for a senate he

so tracks they whole people from joseph kennedy to jack kennedy. >> we want to hear from you send us your summer reading list via tex or individual -- text or video or post it on our facebook page. >> publicity manager at -- what are the big titles. >> our lead tool it is called "sharks of the shallows" coming out after shark week, a huge thing, and it's an unofficial series we're doing there, oversized coffee table book, havery illustrated, reasonably priced. we have done a handful of them and we have the shark book coming out. so we have a book that sort of tongue in cheek, it's like "the revnant" minus the bear, the story of the western frontier and fur trapping and three guy whose lives dissected at a place called radio lake house. and then we have a book called "uncompromising activist." ...

from joseph kennedy down to jack kennedy. >> we want to hear from you, send us your summer reading list by a text or video or post them to facebook page, book tv on twitter at book tv or email us at book tv at c-span.org. >> good afternoon and welcome to the harrisburg book festival, i am a resident of gaithersburg and a member of the democratic central committee representing district 17 which encompasses the beautiful city of gaithersburg so welcome. gaithersburg is a city that supports the arts and humanity, we are pleased to bring you this event acts in

so it tracks that a whole period there from joseph kennedy down to jack kennedy. >> we also want to hear from you. send us your summer reading list via text or video or post it to our facebook page, facebook.com/booktv, on twitter @booktv or e-mail us at booktv@c-span.org. >> you're watching booktv on c-span2 with top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. booktv, television for serious readers. >> host: walt mossberg, in your code of ethics statement you write that i am not an objective news reporter, i am a subject i opinion columnist -- subjective opinion columnist. >> guest: right. >> host: what does that mean? >> guest: just what it says, you know? i'm like a movie reviewer. movie reviewer is not objective. you don't look at the movie reviewer to read an objective, each-handed, i don't know -- even-handed, i don't know, business story. you go to read someone's opinion about whether this particular actor did a good job or a bad job, whether this actor did a good job or a bad job, whether the, you know, aaron sorkin did

of violence affecting mainly our presidents, abraham lincoln, james garfield, william mckinley, jack kennedyd. theodore roosevelt shot but survived. franklin roosevelt shot at and missed. gerald ford, shot at twice. ronald reagan shot and critically wounded. also huey long, martin luther king, malcolm x, john lenin and more recently gabby giffords. these are off the top of my head. i'm sure there are a number of others i've skipped. go ahead, name any other country like us. just asking. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> all right. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes, and we've got absolutely massive breaking news tonight. "the washington post" reporting that special counsel robert mueller is now investigating the president of the united states for possible obstruction of justice. if true, this report would confirm what was only suggested last week in testimony by fired fbi director james comey. this story breaking in just the last hour or so comes on the heels of an absolutely wrenching day in washington after a g

the key figures if not the key figure in helping john kennedy along the path toto becoming basically our first civil rights president. i'm sure jack can talk a little bit also about how bobby kennedy also is a very big figure in john kennedy's evolution as w well. >> harry truman might have something to say about it to be first in the civil rights presidents. you have a wonderful bid in the beginning but john kennedy going to jackie robinson. it is interesting the black vote before martin luther king seemed to be jackie robinson said in harry belafonte. it's an interesting part for jackie robinson in your mind is that richard nixon had a much better reputation for civil rights than john kennedy did as a democrat. the democratic party is the party of white supremacy at this point and republicans were much stronger in nixon in particularp had met martin luther king already in africa. so you have john kennedy having to get its way into politics in 1860 and is having a hard time doing it. >> he didn't have the black vote going into the election and his campaign manager bobby kennedy and the others realized he had to do some thing to a

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michellen general jack keane and marsha blackburn among our guests. kennedyordan is here plus what will the shooting mean for the gun control debate? major developments in the ongoing russian investigation. what does special counsel robert mueller have up his sleeve? so much more, grab the keys it's time to start it up. republicans and democrats coming together calling for unity in the truth in the ongoing war of words escalated yesterday into violence and bloodshed and the psychotic act act. house leaders paul ryan and nancy pelosi were quick to call for healing. >> again we are not one caucus

michellen general jack keane and marsha blackburn among our guests. kennedy: tonight a divided nation comes together after an attack on our democracy but how long will it last? ohio republican covers and jim jordan is here plus what will the shooting mean for the gun control debate? major developments in the ongoing russian investigation. what does special counsel robert mueller have up his sleeve? so much more, grab the keys it's time to start it up. republicans and democrats coming together calling for unity in the truth in the ongoing war of words escalated yesterday into violence and bloodshed and the psychotic act act. house leaders paul ryan and nancy pelosi were quick to call for healing. >> again we are not one caucus or the other in this house today. it's in the family. it's an injury in the family. >> we are united. we are united in our shock. we are united in our anguish. an attack on one of us is an attack on all of us. kennedy: i do not think for a moment there dispute the obscenity of their active faith but this will have a long turn turn -- lon

tomorrow night michelle malkin general jack keane and marsha blackburn among our guests. kennedy: tonight a divided nation comes together after an attack on our democracy but how long will it last? ohio republican covers and jim jordan is here plus what will the shooting mean for the gun control debate? major developments in the ongoing russian investigation. what does special counsel robert mueller have up his sleeve? so much more, grab the keys it's time to start it up. republicans and democrats coming together calling for unity in the truth in the ongoing war of words escalated yesterday into violence and bloodshed and the psychotic act act. house leaders paul ryan and nancy pelosi were quick to call for healing. >> again we are not one caucus or the other in this house today. it's in the family. it's an injury in the family. >> we are united. we are united in our shock. we are united in our anguish. an attack on one of us is an attack on all of us. kennedy: i do not think for a moment there dispute the obscenity of their active faith but this will have a long turn turn -- lon

jack keane. pastor robert jeffress joins us. good night from new york. kennedyhealthcare shows how many people believe the government should insure coverage. a big decision on president trump's travel ban. judge nap explains the court's decision. hear what the tsa might search the next time you go to the airport. grab your ticket, time to fly. two democratic titans of failure have stirred. hillary clinton and barack obama should have visions of sugar plums and legacies dancing in their heads.

jack keane. pastor robert jeffress joins us. good night from new york. kennedy: tonight a new poll on healthcare shows how many people believe the government should insure coverage. a big decision on president trump's travel ban. judge nap explains the court's decision. hear what the tsa might search the next time you go to the airport. grab your ticket, time to fly. two democratic titans of failure have stirred. hillary clinton and barack obama should have visions of sugar plums and legacies dancing in their heads. instead they are both taking to social media to take down the senate version of healthcare. and it's clear they need to day far far away from the public sphere. this witty jab. forget death panels. if the republicans pass this bill, they are the death party. so clever, get it? hi are you, should a person in your fragile condition be throwing the "d" word around so casually. former president. said hey, girl, can you link to my fb post? the desperate 44th commander wrote on facebook, if there is a chance you will get sick, olding with or -- old or star

johnson, jack valenti, me, horace busby and a couple of others. and there were all the kennedy people but they were so grief stricken and so shattered that we felt as if we were alone on the island, and the island was in the midst of this great tsunami. and so i just put my files and all my correspondence, cables and all that in the files, here i was 29 years old and there were cables coming in from the uprising in nigeria, and the civil war in cypress, and the turmoil of the british government which was in trouble, and the information about the movement of chinese troops towards the border of korea, and right on down the line there was one issue after another. and what did we know about them? what did i know about them? i had been at the peace corps. even lyndon johnson who had been in many of those meetings with president kennedy, what did he know about them? and suddenly decisions were being made about issues for which there was very little time to collect the evidence. you know lyndon johnson kept saying to me, in all those years, "a man is no better, a man's judgement is n