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i knew jack kennedy jack kennedy was a friend of mine senator, you're no jack kennedy it may be the most epic debate moment in history microwave dan quayle on the spot into a puddle. >> that was really uncalled for senator started becoming prone to gaffes. >> there is nothing that a good defense can not be a better offense is mangling of the united may grow college funds, mantra, a mind is a terrible thing to waste what a waste it is to lose one's mine or not to have a mind mine is being very wasteful how true that is. we went a season and a half of making a dan quayle a joke every episode. >> yes, i was so amazed. and because we had never had a vice president, this unqualified, who was eight, literally heartbeat away from the presidency. >> the here's dan quayle on the driving range said he wouldn't have anything to if you gave them truth serum. i'm pretty sure george hw bush would have said it was a mistake to have ever pick well, in the first place, he was constantly mocked, ban my little bias scamper i think the poor guy got pretty much ridiculed unfairly at times he couldn't been as

i served with jack kennedy. i knew jack kennedy. jack kennedy was a friend of mine. senator, you're no jack kennedy. [cheering] it may be the most epic debate moment in history. microwave dan quayle on the spot into a puddle. that was really uncalled for, senator. let's just say he started becoming prone to gaffes. there is nothing that a good defense cannot beat a better offense. his mangling of the united negro college fund's mantra. a mind is a terrible thing to waste. what a waste it is to lose one's mind, or not to have a mind is being very wasteful. how true that is. we went a season and a half of making a dan quayle joke every episode. yes. i was so amazed because we had never had a vice president this unqualified who was a literally heartbeat away from the presidency. the-- hey, here's dan quayle on the driving range. and they said he wouldn't have anything to do. if you gave him truth serum, i'm pretty sure george h.w bush would have said it was a mistake to have ever picked quayle in the first place. he was constantly mocked. dan, my little vice president.

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i knew jack kennedy. jack kennedy was a friend of mine., you're no jack kennedy. [ cheers and applause ] >> who am i? why am i here? [ laughter ] >> nice to meet you. can i call you joe? >> you can call me joe. >> with all due respect, that's a bunch of mularkey. >> and why is that so? >> not a single thing he said is accurate. first of all -- >> be specific. >> i will be very specific. >> and i want to ask -- mr. vice president, i'm speaking. i'm speaking. >> martha: some memorable moments from the history of vice presidential debates. the powerhouse round table will break down the week's high-stakes faceoff between tim walz and jd vance now just two days away. we're back in a moment. ah mornings! the golden hour of cold and flu symptoms! i'm feeling better. cough? congestion? all in one and done with mucinex kickstart. aaaaaaaaaaaaa- hated that. headache? better. aaaaaaaaaaaaa- fever? body pain? better now. aaaaaaaaaaaaa- mucinex kickstart gives all-in-one and done relief with a morning jolt of instant cooling sensation. it's not cold an

. >> i served with jack kennedy i knew jack kennedy jack kennedy was a friend of mine senator you're no jack kennedy maybe the most epic debate moment in history microwave dan quayle on the spot into a puddle that was really uncalled for senator sure to tune in tv on the edge moments that shaped our culture premieres this sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern and pacific on cnn hey, thank you so much for joining us tonight. >> kaitlan will be back next week. cnn newsnight with abby phillip starts in just a few seconds

. >> and lloyd bentsen saw in opening, i served with jack kennedy i knew jack kennedy jack kennedy wasine senator, you're no, jack kennedy maybe the most epic debate moment in history microwave dan quayle on the spot into a puddle that was really uncalled for senator sure to tune in tv on the edge moments that shaped our culture premieres this sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern and pacific on cnn hey, thank you so much for joining us tonight. >> the news continues here on cnn news on this friday, republicans bailing on the trump-backed candidate exposed by cnn's k file as trump is radio silent on mark robinson tonight, new reporting on how the harris campaign plans to seize this moment. >> also breaking right now, harris scoring a major endorsement several local teamsters, unions now backing the vice president, vice president at large at the teamsters union, which refused to endorse it is my guest. and unmasking moscow. right now, he's on track to become the world's first trillionaire even as he's pushing wild conspiracy theories online, online. so what is elon musk's ultimate end game? let's

. >> i served with jack kennedy i knew jack kennedy jack kennedy was a friend of mine senator you're no jack kennedy maybe the most epic debate moment in history microwave dan quayle on the spot into a puddle that was really uncalled for senator sure to tune in tv on the edge moments that shaped our culture premieres this sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern and pacific on cnn hey, thank you so much for joining us tonight. >> kaitlan will be back next week. cnn newsnight with abby phillip starts in just a few seconds you're fine line. >> the list of shady characters and donald trump's entourage is not aging well, we're going to use our best people so what would a second presidency without guardrails look like? plus a camouflaged walz thank old school carburetor deep packing harris again shot and the race for the white male vote. these nail in it also an explosive development in one swing state could mean we don't know the next president until thanks or even christmas live at the table people van lathan, kristen davidson, shermichael singleton and hilary rosen, 46 days to go. americans with di

some memorable moments. >> jack kennedy was a friend of mine.. >> say it ain't so, joe. >> reporter: on tuesday, even if there are some low blows, the stakes are high. just look at history. >> we have suffered a loss that cannot be weighed. >> there is a president waving goodbye. >> i assume the presidency under extraordinary circumstances. >> reporter: one day, kate andersen brower says, one of them could go from understudy to the lead. >> in a time when anything can happen and there is this spector of political violence, of age in our politicans, the vice presidency matters. >> the vice presidency absolutely matters. this role is one heartbeat away from the presidency, and it's incredibly important. if you have heart failure, farxiga can help you keep living life with the ones you love. ask your doctor about farxiga today. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the p

there was also the role of jack kennedy.he was someone who with mcnamara developed a very close relationship. johnson cap trying to ingratiate himself with jackie. johnson was trying to get jackie on his side. it never was really dealt with. i don't know what the impact of that was. mcnamara said johnson never turned on me despite my relationship with the kennedys. the way he turned on others. johnson really turned on goodwin. because he had a relationship with the kennedys. lyndon johnson was a man of intense emotion. rage, animus, pride, all of those things. one of the reasons why history has made mcnamara the equal of johnson in carrying the blame for vietnam because mcnamara looked and sounded like a man who was really sure of himself. his public posture sounded full of confidence. even when privately he had his reservations and doubts. those really strong in 1967 in 1968 came along. by the time that the mayor left, johnson was saying that he was a schoolboy. but he never turned on him publicly. >> let's go back to our p

. >> senator, i serve a jack kennedy. i knew jack kennedy. jack kennedy was a friend of mine.ck kennedy. >> in springfield, they are eating the dogs! the people that came in, they are eating the cats! >> wow! wow. wow, wow. he said it like he meant it. >> they are eating the dogs! >> no. did he really mean that? he thinks that is true because he watches it on fox news? >> they are eating the dogs! >> try explaining this around the world. >> you can't explain it around the world or america unless people in a driven cult or driven party. >> i saw it on tv, he said. >> you have the dial groups. they can't deny the fact that donald trump lost massively last night and they are just -- what are they going to do? they will be doubling down on their lies today and tomorrow and next week and hurt them in the end. people saw what they saw last night. >> he is on another network right now. the former president is going after the moderators so that appears to be the strategies that it was the moderators' fault last night. he is running an presidential campaign air-tight he needs to broade

remember mono-dale and reagan and put youth and experience and lloyd benson and quail and you're no jack kennedyrowd made noise. she won't have that and she won't be able to feed off of anything and biden's own rules which was no audience. larry: mark simon, what do want trump to say? single biggest thing? >> a lot like carter reagan. carter on his way to win. that debate turned everything around and everybody remembers the liddel sinkers -- sinkers but the 2 minute speech at the end that reagan gave and gave everybody goose gumps. trump luckily -- goose bumps and trump won the coin toss and final speaker with the final 2 minutes. liberals the finale. >> he could do it verbatim and prices at super market and gas station and regulations and getting government off your back. i'm sure he studied that speech and do a 2024 version and final two minutes won reagan the election. larry: joe concha, what do you think? >> >> go with a micro-example of pennsylvania fra fracking and trusting me on that issue because i was president and we had great growth in terms of domestic energy and you know my actions.

he actually snapped at his team when they said, dan quail might say that he knew jack kennedy.enson said if you guys are going to waste my time, i am not, he walked out of the room. george bush when, you know, al gore crowded him he had a smerk on the face is because they crowded him. he says gore has done that. i don't care who has done that, get out of my face with that. when the moment comes you are like, oh, i have heard this. >> thank you very much for your time tonight, appreciate it. >> reporter: thank you, chris. >>> still ahead. did the debate move the needle? swing voters weigh in with their thoughts, first, the performance of kamala harris on the stage last night, how she was underestimated, cory booker joins me next on that was underestimated, cory booker joins me next on that dangerous ladders. gutter muck. yuck. no wonder you hate cleaning your gutters. good thing there's leaffilter. our patented filter technology keeps leaves and debris out of your gutters forever. guaranteed. call 833- leaffilter to get started. and get the permanent gutter solution that ends cl

famously i go back to, i don't know, frank sinatra endorsing a young senator running for president, jack kennedyis with us, correspondent extraordinare and a columnist. kennedy to you first, does it move the needle? do we put too much stock in celebrities endorsing candidates? it didn't help hillary clinton. >> and right now this election is so weird. the economy, inflation still at the very, very top of voter's minds and taylor swift didn't address that because she knows that a kamala harris environment would be horrible for her working class fans who basically had to file for bankruptcy after going and seeing her shows. she has a right to endorse whom ever she wants. i don't think it makes a big difference. if kamala harris is elected, nancy pelosi will get the credit first, taylor swift probably second. and she'll elbow george clooney out of the way. we're so focused on cat ladies and eating cats and taylor swift holding a cat we've lost the plot. 75% of americans say it is on the wrong track. neil: well, and the polls are tight. so i don't know how it sorts out. we do know this, that taylor

he actually snapped at his team when they said dan quayle might say that he knew jack kennedy. he apparently said if you're going to waste my time, -- he walked out of the room. george bush when al gore crowded him, he had this smirk on his face and he said that the smirk on his face is because his team had crowded him in the hotel room and said what are you doing? they said gore has sometimes done that. he said i don't care who has done that, get out of my face. then when the moment comes you are like, holy cow, i've heard this. >> philippe reines, thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you, chris. >> still ahead, did the debate move the needle? swing voters weigh in with their thoughts. first, the extraordinary performance of kamala harris last night and how she was underestimated. senator cory booker joins me on that, next. can your pad do that? see what foam can do for you. >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we were loading our suv when... crack! safelite came right to us, and we could see exactly when they'd arrive with a replacement we could trust. >> vo: schedule f

you are no jack kennedy.orable lines we may not even remember were part of a vice presidential debate. you know how much they mattered? not at all. certainly this debate will be part of the discourse. it is perhaps more important with more attention because there isn't another presidential debate scheduled after this one. but it is a vice presidential debate. amna: i want to put up a poll. when you go back to the september debate between harris and trump, we saw some polling from the new york times, cnn and philadelphia inquirer that voters saw harris as the clear winner, but then polling averages in the weeks afterwards showed little movement. what do you expect out of this? amy: we are living in an era where the head-to-head polls do not move and they are not going to move. we have a 50-50 race moving on the edges. what does matter, some of these viral moments do become part of the conversation. for some candidates, a good way and for others, not a good way. we are still talking about pets being eaten. how

reagan -- i won't put your youth or inexperience, or lloyd benson with jack quayle, you're no jack kennedyt going to be able to feed off of it because of biden's own rules -- larry: mark si mentioner what's the single biggest thing you want from mr. trump? is. >> this is going to be a a lot like carter-reagan. that debate turned everything around a, and everybody remembers the little zingers, but it was that 2-minute speech at the end that reagan gave that gave everybody goose bumps. trump, luckily, won the coin toss. be the final speaker with the final two minutes. larry: he needs a good finale. it's about the pieces at the supermarket, the gas station, the regulations, get the government off your back. i'm sure he's studied that speech, he's going to do a 2024 version of it. the the final two minutes of that won reagan the election. larry: joe concha, real quick, what do you think. >> go with a micro example of pennsylvania on fracking, do you trust me on that issue? because i already was president. we had great growth in terms of our domestic energy. so you know my actions. if do you tr

there was this widespread belief in the 1960s among republicans that jack kennedy and mayor daley had somehow stolen the election. although you look back and even if he lost illinois he would have won if there was a state where -- it might've been texas. but basically they turn this into an article of faith and 1964 they ruled out this thing called operation eagle eye, william renquist was probably the most famous advocate down in arizona. he ended up supreme court justice and this is how he got started in republican politics in the 64 -- 1964 election outside polling places and mostly hispanic communities, demanding to see proof of citizenship and scaring people away. and this was happening all over the country. in fact the "new york times" did a piece about it and put voter fraud in quotes. that is how new the whole thing was. and now, it's become an absolute article of faith among republicans that there are immigrants pouring into the country to vote, which is literally what donald trump is claiming and many republicans, and it is not true. voter fraud is nonexistent in the united

bring some memorable moments already, lower tax rates, increased growth, ronald reagan, you're jack kennedy a gradient salt to, the men and women who served in law enforcement it restarted to didn't tuesday do that special event susan you moderated 22 to the fly moment where it was sitting right on vice president pence's had he didn't realize it we know and really realized it, but just to remind viewers of just what the debate is to, what to expect here at the debate on the vp rules, there'll be no audience. >> mics will be muted. everybody works, will be unmuted, which is different than the presidential debates. cbs news, which is hosting the debate, can turn off those candidate microphones but susan, you you look back at that 2020 debate. did it move the needle then? and we expect this could move the needle. >> now, the fact that what we remember most about that debate was that i got land and by the way, stayed there. it seemed like he stayed there. he or she i guess i don't know what really no adult social i picked it up. >> i think i think people watch it on tv. right away. the fact tha

are they small senator, you're no, jack kennedy center, obama i am not president bush. if he wanted to run against president bush, you should have run four years ago all right. >> our panel's here on this historic day. alex thompson, cnn political analyst, national political reporter for axios, mark mckinnon, former adviser to george w bush and the man you just saw there, john mccain, karen finney, cnn political commentator, former adviser to hillary clinton's 2016 campaigns and brad todd, republican strategist and partner, its public strategy firm on message. welcome to all of you thank you so much for being here mark, big day debates. how much do they matter? how much does this one matter? what are you looking for tonight? >> tension city baby at georgia there's so much on the line, particularly for harris. >> i mean, it doesn't matter what trump's going to do. he's not going to move the needle with one vote. i doubt, but harris has a real opportunity, 30% of voters feel like they don't know enough about are yet. so this is all about her opportunity to define herself

. >> where is harris had been there for jack kennedy in 1960, got there before richard nixon got there the night before i mean, he spent the whole day of that debate. in fact, in his hotel room, like looking at three by five cards, going over answers and the vice president was there the day before for she look well rested. >> she was very well-prepared, but he's macho man. he was probably plying the ymca song macho, macho man as he was landing the plane. >> that's not a stretch, by the way that everywhere natasha, i mean, do you think there's an do you think makes sense for harris to be pushing for another debate? >> i think that she was exceptional and i think it was to her benefit that she got to prove who she was, write everything donald trump said about her. she disproved. she was in command. she was smart, right? despite all of those insults about her intelligence. and so i think she opened up a curiosity for folks who maybe were on the fence to say, okay, maybe actually do need to get to know her a little bit more. another debate provides her an opportunity to dig down further in

and he said, i knew jack kennedy, you know, and you are no jack kennedy. that's right. yeah.ala harris has been locked away in a hotel room for about three days, and she's actually set up a stage. she actually built a stage. she actually built a stage. that's right. to replicate the one that somebody i don't know who they're playing donald trump an actor. yeah, i know with a with an ian mckellen fatsuit or an orange wig. oh, no. yeah, yeah, an orange wig. orange wig. it's krusty the clown. yeah, but but the interesting thing is, donald trump decided , no, i'm just trump decided, no, i'm just going to go back to mar—a—lago mar—a—lago. and i'm going to, you know, he's not going to prepare for it because he absolutely thought that he could ace it. and i think pride certainly comes before a fall. >> mike, you were watching. >> mike, you were watching. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> from what i understand, the first 15 minutes he was okay. he was on message. yeah, he was disciplined, but she got under it the moment she started to get under his skin, he lost it. >> she was like a heavyweight

one of the good kennedys. jack schlossberg is with us.heir album called "the process." judah and the lion from the snapdragon stage. lot of songs on this. look at it, so many words on the back, none on the front. tomorrow night, sebastian stan and will reeve will join us with music from los lonely boys. join us then. our first guest tonight is a broadway song and dance man, an olaf the snowman and now, the author of a new book for kids called, “picture-face lizzy.” please say hello to josh gad. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: you know, do you not agree with song and dance man? >> the people who didn't admit me to carnegie mellon would agree with that assessment. it is is such an honor being here with the worst host ever of the academy awards. >> thank you. i appreciate that. that's one thing to be the worst host of the academy awards. other thing that i take pride in is being one of the dumbest human beings on the planet earth. >> on the planet. >> jimmy: that's a big thing. and he knows a lot of people, a lot of dumb people. >> molly

i think my first vote was probably for jack kennedy.stayed up all night to watch the election just hoping that he would win, and he did. part of my family is republican. one lives in the south he's definitely a republican. and so we have some hefty arguments about that. but i'm voting for kamala. she's for the women's rights, which i totally believe in. other than that i think the rabid republicans are on the wrong path. you'll never be able to convince them of that because they think that trump gave them everything, he gave them nothing. he gave us covid. he gave us other things that we just don't need. and he never can say the right thing. he switches too many times on what he says. he is a liar. he's a cheater. he's a crook. i hope when all of these judges get their things together that they end up sending him to prison or giving him some kind of a sentence that he can never infect the -- america again. thank you. host: carol in iowa. we'll leave the conversation there. we'll take a short break. when we come back a discussion about t

that's what jack kennedy did with the houston protestant pin ministers. nominee for president. i'm the democratic nominee for president who happens to be catholic. i don't speak for the church and they can't speak for me. it was so smart to nullify the normal american prejudice and not nullify it. it was smart for kennedy to do it and it's smart for harris to do it. >> polls are moving slowly for her. are you seeing that? >> i think it's anecdotally. she looks ready to be president. biden was slow on the draw. it's hard to get the words out. he hated talking. i understand this. i'm a catholic too. he hated talking about abortion. he didn't want to talk about the right to abortion. you're talking about the right to abortion. that's what he was not good at. he just wasn't. >> chris matthews, thank you very much for coming on the show this morning. always good to see you. >>> the harris/walz campaign is out with a new ad focussed on abortion. it featured hadley duvall who drew national attention after appearing in an ad for governor andy beshear in kentucky.

kennedy presidency. >> ♪ everyone is voting for jack because he's got what all the rest lack ♪ ♪ lisa: sinatra's rat packmatejr., threw his weight behind richard nixon. and the celebrity role was locked . boxing legend muhammed ali endorsed ronald reagan, a celebrity actor in his own right. in 2008, it was oprah, a beloved multimedia icon, making her first political endorsement for barack obama. eight years later, pop stars katy perry and demi lovato backed hillary clinton. the 2024 presidential race is no different. on the last night of the republican convention in milwaukee, singer kid rock kicked off a big-name line up .. -- line-up. a few minutes later, retired wrestler hulk hogan ripped off his shirt to reveal a trump-vance logo. just a few weeks later, rapper lil john strode into the democrats' convention in chicago one of a bevy of , celebrity endorsements -- actress eva longoria, and singers pink and stevie wonder, lent their voices to the harris walz ticket, the latest in generations of stars giving shine to politicians. but how important are the celebrity endorsements, and do they actually make a d

kennedy. on november 22nd 1963. oswald even called himself a patsy, just before he in turn was assassinated by night club owner jack ruby. it was a series of events that not only shook america, it also permanently changed the course of american history. look at it this way. kennedy wanted to break up the c i a, and withdrawal from south vietnam. had that happened, there would have never been a president, lyndon johnson, and then no anti vietnam war movement. that means that there probably wouldn't have been a president, richard nixon and without nixon. there would have been no watergate scandal without water di jimmy carter would have never been press.

seemed to be a zelig like figure present at defining moments with all the major characters jfk, jack and kennedy, lbj, senator eugene mccarthy and robert kennedy. for 40 years, -- had been wary opening these boxes because the violence at the end of the decade had cast a dark curtain on the era. he wanted only to look not to go backward, but when he turned 80, he finally realized, he said, coming down the steps one day that if i had any wisdom to dispense, i better start dispensing quickly. so we resolved to spend every weekend together going through the boxes in chronological order, reliving the sixties week by week, year by year, suspending knowledge of what was coming next, knowing only what the people at the time knew something the historian barbara tuchman taught me when i was a young historian. and as we relived the heady days of jfk his 1960 campaign, the inauguration, the birth of the peace corps, the civil rights movement and the march on washington before jfk assassination, and then the explosion of great legislation under lbj, civil rights, voting rights, fair housing, medicare, medica

alone when he killed president john f. kennedy on november 22nd 1963. oswald even called himself patsy. just before he in turn was assassinated by night club owner jack ruby. it was a series of events that not only shook america, it also permanently changed the course of american history. look at it this way, kennedy wanted to break up the c i a, and withdraw from south vietnam. had that happened, there would have never been a president, lyndon johnson, and then no anti vietnam war movement. that means that there probably wouldn't have been a president richard nixon and without mixing, it would have been no watergate scandal without water di jimmy carter would have never been president. and without carter, there would have never been the so called reagan revolution of 1980. those are the only ways in which history would have been different. and john kennedy's wasn't the only murder that had an impact on history. i'm john kerry, onto welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 and we're going to tell you today about one of the most fascinating and so. busy murders in modern american history, and it's one that most americans know nothing about.

kennedy. on november 22nd 1963. oswald even called himself a patsy. just before he in turn was assassinated by night club owner jack ruby, it was a series of events that not only shook america, it also permanently change the course of american history. look at it this way. kennedy wanted to break up the c. i a and withdraw from south vietnam. had that happened, there would have never been a president, lyndon johnson, and then no anti vietnam war movement. that means that there probably wouldn't have been a president richard nixon. and without mixing, it would have been no. what are the scandal without water d? jimmy carter would have never been president, and without carter, they would have never been the so called reagan revolution of 1980. those are the only ways in which history would have been different. and john kennedy's wasn't the only murder that had an impact on history. i'm john kerry onto welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 we're going to tell you today about one of the most fascinating and so. busy murders in modern american history and it's one that most americans know nothing about. i

kennedy. on november 22nd 1963. oswald even called himself a patsy. just before he in turn was assassinated by night. club owner jack ruby, it was a series of events that not only shook america, it also permanently change the course of american history. look at it this way. kennedy wanted to break up the c. i a and withdraw from south vietnam. had that happened, there would have never been a president, lyndon johnson, and then no anti vietnam war movement. that means.

asking me does it feel like lee harvey oswald and jack ruby situation where the dallas police, they catch the assassin in that case of john f. kennedyithout been hyperbolic there is a touch of history and -- but the credit, again, i just have to stress that the credit goes to those road patrol officers that made the stop and took the chance. >> do you know where exactly on 95 -- where the actual -- where things ended i suppose. >> where did things actually end? we picked the car up at about the 110, northbound, at which time we shut down all traffic. we had units lining i-95 to slow everybody down and within two miles of 110 we were able to get the stop in and neutralize the subject. >> [ inaudible ]. >> yeah, by body camera. >> [ inaudible question ] >> you know, i'm not sure that we do. only the traffic units have the dash cameras [ inaudible ] -- we have video of the stop then the body cameras were all activated but [ inaudible ] -- pictures of the steering wheel, you've all seen it. >> well, that was sheriff william snyder of martin county, florida, with an update in a press conference. back here in west palm beach, if i could,

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me does it feel like the harvey oswald and jack ruby situation where, you know, the dallas police and they catch the assassin in that case of john f. kennedyat without being hyperbolic, this type of history and -- but the credit again, i have to stress, the credit goes to those road patrol officers who made the stop and took the chance. >> do you know where exactly on 95, where the actual -- where things ended? >> where did things actually end? we picked the car up at the 110 mile marker. two miles later northbound by which time we shut down all northbound traffic. units on i-95 slowing everybody down and within two miles of the 110. right about the 112 we were able to make the stop and neutralize the subject. >> do you have video? >> yeah, we have body camera. >> when he was pulled over? >> i'm not sure that we do. unless it was a traffic unit, we don't have dash mounts. we have body -- only the traffic units have the dash cam for the duis. i don't know that we actually have the video of the stop other than the body cameras were all activated. you have seen you get a picture of the steering wheel of the cop. you've all seen it. >> due guy

, does it feel like the lee harvey oswald and jack ruby a situation where the dallas police and that they catch the assassin in that case of john f. kennedy so i feel like the without being hyperbolic, is just a touch of history and but the credit again, i just have to stress if the credit goes to those road road patrol officers who made the stop and took the chance do you know where exactly on 95 pages. >> just a better sense of where the actual where things ended, i suppose. >> yeah. where did things actually, yes. so we picked car up and about the 110 my marker two miles later, northbound. by which time would shut down all northbound traffic. we've got guinness wind five, slow everybody down and within two miles of the 110. so right about that in 12 were able to make the stop in neutral the subject >> we we abide by prime camera don't have when he's pulled it over you know. >> i'm not sure that we do unless there was a traffic we don't have dash mountains course. we have body-worn only the traffic units have the dash cameras for the duis. i don't know that we actually have the video stop other than the biochemist were all activated, bu

jack, you are calling in on the line for democrats. you don't plan to vote for her or this is just one issue for you? caller: rhhhhhh, i liked bobby kennedy. i'm a little concerned when her proposals flimflam. host: what did you think of rfk junior endorsing trump? caller: i was startled by the concern about children's health. i think that bobby has got something there. that obesity thing, foodstuff, i want to consider what bobby was talking about. host: if donald trump were to win, do you think kennedy would have a spot in a trump administration and if so, what do you think it would be? caller: i hope it would be about health. host: a couple of issues there. guest: i'm not an economist, i have no idea what proposal he's talking about, i can't give an answer to that. with the rfk situation, listen, when your family comes out publicly against you, a storied democratic family like the kennedys are and says that the things that they put in writing about their own sibling? the hitting of the bear? the womanizing? all the other things that have come out about him, the brain worms, cutting off the hip -- the heads of whales and sharks with a ch