. >> i knew jack kennedy. jack kennedy was a friend of mine.u're no jack kennedy. >> is that prepped? >> yes. the basic coal nlonial of the i you're no jack kennedy was there but he came up with, you know, i was serving with jack kennedy. i knew jack kennedy. i was a friend of jack kennedy's and senator, you're no jack kennedy. >> what you want to do is teach a candidate how to think in a way to have a quick line of natural reaction. i think benson thought that way. you really want it to be authentic because people have a huge detector for this forced political stuff. >> so what's the biggest debate trap? >> biggest, biggest problem is to lose your temper. if you do that, and it's uncontrolled and you become unlikable in a big field, you have hurt yourself. >> you don't want to invade the space of your opponent. >> trump did it. didn't hurt him. >> i don't think trump won because of those debates. what hillary should have done is turned around and said donald, go back to your corner. >> we never had this many women on a debate stage before. are

. >> i knew jack kennedy. jack kennedy was a friend of mine. was that prepped? >> yes. the basic kernel of the idea you're no jack kennedy was there, but he came up with, you know, i was a friend of -- i served with jack kennedy. i knew jack kennedy. i was a friend of jack kennedy's, and senator you're no jack kennedy. >> what you want to do is teach a candidate how to think in a way to have a quick line and natural reaction. i think benson thought that way. you really want it to be authentic because people have a huge detector for this forced political stuff. >> so what's the biggest debate trap? >> biggest problem is to lose your temper. if you do that and it's uncontrolled and you become unlikable in a big field, you have really hurt yourself. >> you don't want to invade the space of your opponent. >> trump did it. didn't hurt him. >> i don't think trump won because of those debates. you know what hillary should have done? she should have turned around and said donald go back to your corner. >> we've never had this many women on a presidenti

. >> i knew jack kennedy. jack ken dip was a friend of mine.tor, you're no jack kennedy. >> the basic kernel of the idea, you're no jack kennedy, was there. by came up with, you know, i was a friend of -- i served with jack kennedy, i knew jack kennedy, i was a friend of jack kennedy, and, senator, you're no jack kennedy. >> what you want to do is teach a candidate how to think in a quick line and have a natural reaction. you want it to be authentic because people have a huge detector for the forced political stuff. >> what's the biggest debate trap? >> biggest, biggest problem is lose your temper. if you do that and it's uncontrolled and you become unlike able in a big field, you voo really hurt yourself. >> you don't want to invade the space of your zblont trump dopp >> trump did it, didn't hurt him. >> i don't think trump won because of those debates. >> hillary should have turned around and said donald, go back to your kosh. >> we've never had this many women on a debate stage. are they judged different? >> the questions will be different,

i knew jack kennedy. jack kennedy was a friend of mine.u're no jack kennedy. >> let's take them one at a time. the first one was unfortunately used against my dear friend and my original political mentor, the first person i worked for in politics, walter mondale. it was a brilliant statement by ronald reagan to defuse an issue which had come up in the prior debate when he kind of wandered down highway 1 in california and the "wall street journal" wrote a front-page story about what his mental state was. it was brilliant, it was successful, and it even made walter mondale laugh. that was not practiced on our side. it certainly was practiced very carefully on his side. with respect to the other, the quayle/benson, i was in the benson rehearsals and that was to a degree practiced and was ready. nobody expected dan quayle would throw that softball up there, but when he did, benson knocked it out of the park. let me make this point -- >> when you say nobody expected, how do you prepare for that? >> if you're dan quayle? you hopefully have someb

the basic idea, you're no jack kennedy was there. he came up with i was served with jack kennedy. kennedy and senator, you're no jack kennedy. >> you want to teach a candidate how to think in a way to have a quick line and natural reaction. >> i think benson thought that way. you really want toyota be authentic. >> people have a huge detector for this forced political stuff. >> what's the biggest debate? >> biggest problem is lose your temper. if you do that and you become unlikable in a big field, you have really hurt yourself. >> you don't want to invade the space of your opponent. >> trump did it. didn't hurt him. >> i don't think trump won because of those debates. hillary should have said go back to your corner. >> we've never had this many women on a presidential debate stage before. are they judged differently in. >> the criticism will be different. the questions will be different. the expectations will be different. you can't get rattled by that. >> that is going to be a really critical issue is how the men handle the women. are they respectful? are they treating them as e

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jack kennedy was unbelievably good. but bobby kennedy less so. t7 bobby kennedy was one of joe mccarthy's children he was the godfather. >> and with that internal investigation so with a working relationship, joe mccarthy went out with bobby's sisters, and she remembers him saying that he kissed very hard. [laughter] . >> and then to show the kennedy family in hyannisport on the weekend he did not like to swim. but there he was. and then the kennedy family supported. t7 let's take some calls in here at the viewers have on their mind. the caller from california good morning. >>caller: thank you for taking my call. it's fascinating listening to mister thomas. and ii am thinking it would have been stevenson for glide typically agree he could not pull off ike's bluff att all. he was absolutely brilliant and capable but looking back at it i was seven when elected presiden president. and you also talk about with ike's bluff didn't reagan do something similar with gorbachev at the end of the cold war. ? t7 thank you for the call. >> yes. i share most of

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>> one of the things he did is set optimistic goals, jack kennedy said we will go to the moon, not becauseby lifting our sights to the ambitious goal of landing on the moon and mobilizing our nation in that direction. i think he played a central role in getting it a accomplished. not while president kennedy was alive but within five years. so i think you know it's important to remember president obama entrusted joe biden with the cancer poon shot. i can think of no more ambitious and uplifting goal for him to layout for us than to make a real dent in this tragic disease that has taken so many loved ones from so many american families, including joe's own beloved son bo. >> senator coons, i appreciate your time. >> thank you, ander zorn. >>> as we watch both events, it is noted the president has been 20 minutes into his speech. he hasn't mentioned joe biden. he mentioned him earlier. perspective from three top company watchers. david gergen, advisers to republican and democratic presidents over the years and obama white house director and mike shields, national committee chief of staff. dav

. >> now you're jack kennedy? >> totally different. kept interrupting, a bunch of malarkey.ey, i think what we'll see is more of the sarah palin joe biden than the ma larky joe biden. i interviewed dan who helped prep ryan for that debate, they knew ryan was going to do that, they wanted to make him look inexperienced. talking to biden's campaign staff and talking to other people who have prepped for and against him, they think he's the front-runner, people are probably going to try to take shots, even though nobody did that last night, i think bernie sanders in particular has made it clear he wants to go after joe biden's record and view of the world. joe biden has criticized bernie sanders. i think by and large, the play of the biden campaign so far has been to look like the front-runner, to do those solo events, avoid most of these cattle calls where you see 20 candidates over three hours, they're going to try to replicate that on the debate stage tonight. speaking to the moderator, the audience, maybe with the exception of bernie sanders, letting any jabs go, mostly igno

and i think when boab kennedy gave advice to jack kennedy, this big great debate with nixon.brother, jack. he's going out to debate, the vice president of the united states, you know what he said to him? "kick him in the balls." and i'll tellue ( cheers and applause ) that's what he said. and i'm telling you, that's the right advice. go for the kill. take down the one-- so i would expect butteig and beto they'll go after biden. i expect elisabeth will find a way to grab front line, be first in line among the progressives. there are sort of two lanes, the moderates and progressives. sort of like the t.s.a. line. you look for the short line. the biden line is really short. it's just him. >> stephen: on your show last night, you had the deciders? >> year, we went out toidate orange ohio, because i wanted to talk to the people-- we've done this twice. we go to the people in the country who haven't made up their minds, 50-50. and asked them what would change their minds. and what i really learned last night, one, big surprise, people don't like being overlooked. hillary never visi

. >> jack kennedy was a friend of mine.or, you're no jack kennedy. >> i don't think i'm that bad. >> you're likeable enough. >> thank you. >> nice to meet you. can i call you joe? >> took the president 14 days before he called the attack in benghazi an act of terror. >> get the transcript. >> he did, in fact, sir. so let me call it an act of terror. >> can we say that a little louder? >> he did call it an act of terror. >> i went to a number of women's groups and said can you help us find folks and they brought us whole binders full of women. >> commerce, education, and the, what is the third one there? let's see. i can't. the third one i can't. sorry. oops. >> the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn e-mails. >> all right. several memorable moments there including one from the secretary of education. sally kohn i'll pass it to you with the lord of the flies theme about the second night's debate. walk us through how you see everything shaking out here and let's focus on the senator elizabeth warren

when i was in college, jack kennedy was president and i was moved when he said to young people like mepolitics and give part of your to politics. i want to say to all of you here, get involved in public life, give back to your country, don't just take from it. get involved in the campaign. if not for me, get behind somebody and get out there and work and make this country a better place. you can do this. >> when we gave one of our town hall viewers a ra o a chance to weigh in on that exchange. >> sir, do you have a question for the mayor? dick gephardt. >> mayor pete, you really took me seriously, didn't you? >> more "hardball" after this. d. d. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer, approved, with hormonal therapy, as an everyday treatment for a relentless disease. verzenio + an ai is proven to help women have

. >> we talked about this a lot before, jack kennedy, the moments in the debate. we had one moment between harris and biden and moved each of them nine, ten percentage points. what happens next? >> fair question. the candidates will debate again, surprise. as a press junkie it's wonderful. july 30th and 31st under the same minimal requirements so it's possible that a few at the bottom may not be polling at 1% and replaced by others who do now poll at least 1% but the cast in all likelihood will be largely unchanged. then we could see significant changes in september with the third round, when the candidates will have to register at least 2% in the polls and come in with at least 130,000 donors. >> any final thoughts? one person we didn't mention but plays a lot locally, eric swalwell. how did he do? >> get to that right now. he's the one of interest to us locally of course along with kamala harris and he's the one, it's interesting, he reminded the panel that more than 30 years ago a relatively young joe biden declared it was time for the older generation to pass

in the first ever of these tv debates back in 1960, the great debate between jack kennedy and richardixon, just as jack kennedy was about to go on the stage with nixon, his brother said this, and i'll do it in spanish a bit. he said kick him in the cojones, since we're on telemundo tonight. but it was very clear what he was saying. go at him, hit him with everything you have. nixon's running mate, henry cabot lodge gave him the opposite advice, erase the assassin's image. that got nixon all nervous about looking too tough and mean. kennedy went in there, i'm going knock this guy off the stage. i think you need that kind of atmosphere. i think gene is right. if you don't show that tonight, they won't know you can take on trump. >> no, i agree with that. i think we're all saying different versions of the same thing. i think expectations are so high. i think democrats are desperate to feel -- and what do i know, the republican here, the former republican. but to field someone who answers all of their hopes and dreams at a policy level, but can also demolish trump and trumpism. >> a lot o

maybe i ought to say this now, when i was in college, jack kennedy was president and i was moved when, get involved in politics, give part of your life to politics, so i just want to say to all of you here, get involved in public life, give back to your country, don't just take from it and get involved in this campaign. if it's not for me, get behind somebody and get out there and work to make this country a better place. you can do this. >> you haven't aged a year. look at this guy. so was that the stimulation that you needed to make a move for public life? >> first of all, i'm a lot more sympathetic to scheduling -- i was pretty hard on him. i feel bad about that now. wow. how did you even find that? >> we have one more question not from the audience, it's a remote question. sir, do you have a question for the mayor? dick gephardt. >> hey, mayor pete, you really took me seriously, didn't you? >> how is he doing? how do you think he's doing as a candidate? >> good for you. >> how do you think? >> he's doing great. so here's my question, mayor pete. so i get asked all the time by peop

now you're jack kennedy. [ laughter ] >> you know, joe biden in a previous cycle, when he was a contender for the 2008 democratic nomination against barack obama and hillary clinton, i think he had sort of a rejoinder at each one of those debates. he was good with one liners - a >> consistently good. >> what was interesting listening to you talk to kate benning field, his to do list is long about what he's going to do tonight. he's going to layout his plans for the future, defend his record as needed, make the case for bipartisan ship. that's how you can get stuff done. he's going to allow others to make contrast with him if necessary, and try to play that to his advantage. it just dawned on me last night, cory booker's was to introduce himself. elizabeth warren's to do list was try to own your rationale for a warren presidency. it just seems joe biden, not that he can't accomplish all this, but listening to the campaign, it feels like they have a lot they feel they need to get accomplished. >> or that's something they say because they have to say something. >> the real truth is, the real

jack kennedy said we will go to the moon, and not because it's easy, but because it's hard.ing our sights to the ambitious goal of landing on the moon and mobilizing our nation in that direction. i think he played a central role in getting it accomplished. not while president kennedy was still alive, but within just five years. so, i think, you know, it's important to remember that president obama entrusted his vice president, joe biden, with the so-called cancer moonshot. and i can think of no more ambitious and uplifting goal for him to lay out for us than to make a real dent in this tragic disease that has taken so many loved ones from so many american families, including joe's own beloved son, beau. >> senator coons, thank you. >> thank you, anderson. >> it's worth noting the president is about 20 minutes into his speech, so far hasn't mentioned joe biden once. talked about him earlier today. for perspective on all of it, three top campaign watchers, david gergen, fojen saki and mi shields. >> david, again on the cancer, if president trump said, he promised if you elect

maybe i ought to say this now, when i was in college, jack kennedy was president and i was moved whenople like me, get involved in politics, give part of your life to politics, so i just want to say to all of you here, get involved in public life, give back to your country, don't just take from it and get involved in this campaign. if it's not for me, get behind somebody and get out there and work to make this country a better place. you can do this. >> you haven't aged a year. look at this guy. so was that the stimulation that you needed to make a move for public life? >> first of all, i'm a lot more sympathetic to scheduling -- i was pretty hard on him. i feel bad about that now. wow. how did you even find that? >> we have one more question not from the audience, it's a remote question. sir, do you have a question for the mayor? dick gephardt. >> hey, mayor pete, you really took me seriously, didn't you? >> how is he doing? how do you think he's doing as a candidate? >> good for you. >> how do you think? >> he's doing great. so here's my question, mayor pete. so i get asked all the

going back i remember back to as a kid, a very young kid watching theed ed adlai stevenson crowd e jack kennedy opposed dianne feinstein for renomination for the senate. so it is not entirely reflective, but it does show the anger, the emotion on the left, the success of elizabeth warren this week and apparently in the headlines she was the big winner. i think it's very important to know that these people will be voting heavily, starting i bet from the day of the iowa caucuses. so they're not going to start immediately, but they're going to watch these voters in california. what happens in iowa in the caucuses? what happens a week later in san francisco? i'm sorry, new hampshire. and so it's a very interesting dynamic. the biggest state in the union will be voting as the small states like iowa and new hampshire are voting. so they'll be watching to see who can win. and if kamala can win, perhaps, she is from california, she might get a real boost out of a strong showing in those early two states. and then in south carolina, she could do very well down there with african american women especiall

great unfinished business of franklin roosevelt's new deal, lyndon johnson's great society and jack kennedy was national health insurance and at greapot tical cost, the democrats, without any help from the re tblicans, without anyotal resistance, passed in 2010 under democraticresident barack obama. ever sips then, five consecutive elections, republicans said we're going to repeal it, repeal it.tw democratto one take back the healthcare. so democrats suggest we're gengt going to get rid of it. you like private health insurae, we're getting rid of private insurance. this is a party, let's be honest, in a polarized washington couldn't pass an adjournment motion, but they're going to pass the national health. i would say it was impractical, unhelpful and flirted with open borders on immigration. i just think the whole image of coming out of that was not a party that was responding to voters but responding to its own interests and its own constituencies. >> woodruff: when you stack the democr'ts up, isnase most of them are saying they're not ready to throw outrivate insurance yet? >> that is tr

you reminisce about the democratic party of old by talking about working with jack kennedy -- >> maybes why he stopped answering questions. next you ask me a question, neil, i'm just going to say, no, thank you. neil: i'd never do that. >> no, of course not. but it would be just as alarming for me to do it as him. he should have answered those questions, if not more. neil: we are waiting to get that tape from the president, he's talking a lot about the market, he's talking a lot about iran and his cautious approach to iran and his optimism that, you know, this will all work out. also talking about additional sanctions that could be coming iran's way. not military strikes for the time being. the read on that from an iraq war veteran, republican congressman adam kinzinger, as we continue our live coverage on a saturday. stay with us. hey, that baker lady's on tv again. she's not a baker. she wears that apron to sell insurance. nobody knows why. she's the progressive insurance lady. they cover pets if your owner gets into a car accident. covers us with what? you got me. [ scoffs ] she's a

. >> of course that line was taking by jack kennedy in 1960, '61. you basically took on the front-runner. you started the band that basically led to kamala going after him. >> their personal issues. i'm paying off student loan debt, so are 40 million americans who can't wait. i send my 2-year-old to school and i think about something my parents didn't have to think about when they sent me to school, whether he'll come home. i think it has to be the next generation. he was right when he said it was time to pass the torch. >> let's talk about guns because it's almost like the weather, it's horrible. you know, every couple of months it rains, someone gets killed in a school shooting as if it's an act of god, which it isn't. buy backs, we have 300 million firearms in this country, maybe more than that. how would we have a count. do you think a buy back program would have a dent in that? >> we've already done it and already seen it done in australia. we have 15 assault weapons. that's what was used in parkland. i prosecuted cases where victims in the hom

but they are out of control is because, they are loaning kids money and colleges keep jack up tuition. kennedy incentive for colleges and universities to lower their cost, they keep hiring morad -- administrator, not about influencing minds it is about college making more money because they know that government is printing it and it is free. >> guarantees demand coming from the government, now bernie steps in say, cancel that debt, you know, if you think about it me from a conservative perspective, for a long time, we said that we should have a national debate about straight up socialism, and free enterprise, we're about to have it we're having it. kennedy: we had it on fox business a few weeks ago, charles payne hosted the whole thing. >> i think that college debt, debate if you will, among democratic primary candidates for president, it -- more than anything else shows us when we're dealing with. i think that everyone gets the -- that college is too expensive and most dprad yeah, the graduat getting their money's worth, they are not willing to talk about why. kennedy: and the why is the bigg

kennedy. the speaker received the award during the ceremony hosted by former and -- former ambassador daughter caroline, and his grandson, jack schlosssberg. that ceremony now from the john f. kennedy presidential library in boston. this is about 40 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome ambassador caroline kennedy, honorary president of the john f. kennedy library foundation. [applause] (music) good evening. so blessed. thank you. thank you all for coming to celibate with us. i know that every year that everyone here has so many things that they could be doing and so we really are honored, and we really take great pride in the fact that you choose to spend this evening with us. this year, given the fact that "game of thrones" is finishing, we are even more honored than usual. i look forward to this night every year because i know that tomorrow, i will like all of you be more inspired to act with more courage and compassion in my own life and with you all to renew our commitment to public service. this year is extra special. not only has the woman that we honored dedicated her life to the ideals my father lived by,

it's where her aunt and uncle jack yes and john f. kennedy jneymooned.his moeay, j 10th. i'm aaron gilchrist. let's head over to mellia mo lay. >> 270 is a bit slow. new problem,outhbound as bucky's town pike has an accident. 66, have a lane blocked because of a crash there. that's slow inbound as well. >> thank you. we will have a check on your forecast when we come back. stay with us. for tile, wood, and stone, come to the nationwide low-price leader. floor and decor. the prices are the lowest you will find. it's affordable no matter what your budget. i saved a lot of money at floor and decor. why avuldn't you want to smoney and make yat? visit floor and decor.ourg useok >>> i'm meteorologist lauren rickets. we are looking at scattered light showers rolling across the area. we're going to have times of dryness. we will still have some clouds and that mist and fog out there. see the back edge of that right there. that's a cold front that's going to moving through our area.0s, . that's passing the surface that made a difference in then progressf our coun

kennedy. the speaker received the award during the ceremony hosted by former and -- former ambassador daughter caroline, and his grandson, jack schlosssberg. that ceremony now from the john f. kennedy presidential library in boston. this is about 40 minutes. >>

kennedy was assassinated. they went back to the air force one. he took the oath of office. jack brooks was looking on.thehe year of 1964 after johnsonation, after became president, the civil rights bill was brought forward. with president johnson's they brought that bill to fruition. on july 2, 1964. that changed everything in the south in the united states with respect to segregation. that broke the back of segregation in the south. brooks was one of 11 southern congressman who voted for it. all the other southerners voted against it. major player in this huge change. he went with johnson on the voting i tracked -- voting rights act. he is featured here on this statue. for changejor player in the united states. he did many things for our region and lamarr university's campus. host: are there lessons from watergate as democrats debate whether to impeach donald trump. this is the subject of a new book, the meanest man in congress. joining us is timothy mcnulty. brooks,es on jack democrat of texas. what role did he play in the investigation? guest: he was a key member of the house judiciary committee. i

world the red the finntroll jack has chosen 8 finish happiness coaches' and they will be showing some lucky tourists how to get happy some lot like college reporter agent kennedy was skeptical about finnish happiness so he went along to investigate. we've heard that you are the happiest people in the world can that be true. maybe maybe not literally i wonder this result but it can be both simple i doubt that happiness is subjective so or objective. how many percent help heal you. 95. 70 percent i'm 85 percent happy 100. 1 teenager i must be really teenage years old happy in finland. why often means so happy free education free health care. jeanne just share the happiness point bringing together the citizens of less happy nations and finish happiness coaches. children dollars a picturesque coastal resorts just 2 hours from helsinki to meet patriot he insists he's just. happy for and. i'm just an average joe i'm nobody but i was thinking that if there would be. like foreign people with us i would show all the thinnest nature and makes you feel really happy and relaxed do you think you could make me happy. i don't know i think i could we could try. petri says it'

jack and dick all received the presidential medal of freedom. isn't that amazing? i'm awed by that. but to get the ball over the goal line, committed lip is known for this and we had president kennedy, president reagan, prime minister margaret thatcher and you president trump, to make it all happen. [applause] >> all i can say is wow! president kennedy established the current presidential medal of freedom. and my business partner is here and friends and the fellow dream catchers, a number of whom are here today have allowed all of this to happen today and i'm a ternly grateful. they lived the libes that we talk about. they actually do it. and it is for them that we do what we do. they do keep ap will keep america prosperous. and my final shout out. all six of my children are here today and mike, mike. i'm missing my 13 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren which the white house is eternally grateful. my family gives me very proud to get up and get to work. thank you. [applause] >> toll sell the product. the only difference with television you are selling a product. and selling an yield. >> sunday on q and a on his career on cartoons. >> i have to say the clintons are my favori

jack keane will join trish tomorrow night weighing in. thank you for joining us, have a great night, i am gregg jarrett in for trish, kennedy begins right nownnedy: thank you, trish, you look fantastic. the gloves of off, battle line are drawn, real fight for white house starred today, one corner you have president trump, in other joe biden, battleground is the state of iowa, both men in hawkeye state, holding dueling rallies all day long, we heard this biden was going to unload on president trump, strongest launched a preemptive strike before leaving the white house. >> joe biden will say that your policies represent existential threat to the nation, what do you say to joe biden. >> i heard biden,

kennedy was assassinated. they went back to the air force one. he took the oath of office. jack brooks was looking on.64 after johnsonation, after became president, the civil rights bill was brought forward. with president johnson's they brought that bill to fruition. on july 2, 1964. that changed everything in the south in the united states with respect to segregation. that broke the back of segregation in the south. brooks was one of 11 southern congressman who voted for it. all the other southerners voted against it. major player in this huge change. he went with johnson on the voting i tracked -- voting rights act. he is featured here on this statue. for changejor player in the united states. he did many things for our region and lamarr university's campus. host: are there lessons from watergate as democrats debate whether to impeach donald trump. this is the subject of a new book, the meanest man in congress. joining us is timothy mcnulty. brooks,es on jack democrat of texas. what role did he play in the investigation? guest: he was a key member of the house judiciary committee. i think he was a