but certainly the enthusiasm of younger people and younger voters was was immense for jack kennedy. so, david, patricia, researching this, we found that both richard nixon and john kennedy spent about $10 million each in this campaign. just as a point of reference in 2020, the election. supposedly cost around $6 billion. when you get the outside money in there as well, it was money tracked closely or was it pretty free flowing in 1960? you could you can you can see big lists of what each committee got online. some of the amounts are absolute pittance. i have i have more money. my checking account now, the day that what some of these groups spent. but you have the unions which are are supporting the democrat party like huge amount coming in for the time from the international ladies garment union. but you also have manpower. our purser and woman power going out into the polls, which are at which the unions are able to throw into the democrat ranks. there's always a question in in that race as to how much joe kennedy was spending. okay. and how much he was spending officially and how m

and and jack kennedy gets that nomination. nd the when wyoming casts its ballots and there's no state that begins with z. so that was a pretty closely run thing, boys and girls. well, john kennedy was born in 1974 years after richard nixon in brookline, massachusetts, attended harvard, active in the us navy during world war two, was in the house the same years that richard nixon was 1947 and 1953. u.s. senator. then from 53 to 60, 1960 elected the 35th president, the first catholic, first born in the 20th century, the youngest ever, 43 years old, and of course, assassin dated november 22nd, 1963. did richard nixon and john kennedy know each other well in the house and the senate? yeah, they came to the house in the same year. were they engaged in a debate in 1947 or 1948 in small town and pencil virginia over labor policy and shared a sleeper berth coming back. they knew each other, jack kennedy's faer, joe kennedy, could not stand nixon opponent for the u.s. senator in california senate in california in 1950 and donated to his

and and jack kennedy gets that nomination. nd the when wyoming casts its ballots and there's no state that begins with z. so that was a pretty closely run thing, boys and girls. well, john kennedy was born in 1974 years after richard nixon in brookline, massachusetts, attended harvard, active in the us navy during world war two, was in the house the same years that richard nixon was 1947 and 1953. u.s. senator. then from 53 to 60, 1960 elected the 35th president, the first catholic, first born in the 20th century, the youngest ever, 43 years old, and of course, assassin dated november 22nd, 1963. did richard nixon and john kennedy know each other well in the house and the senate? yeah, they came to the house in the same year. were they engaged in a debate in 1947 or 1948 in small town and pencil virginia over labor policy and shared a sleeper berth coming back. they knew each other, jack kennedy's ther, joe kennedy, could not stand nixon opponent for the u.s. senator in california senate in california in 1950 and donated to his

. >> i srved with jack kennedy. i knew jack kennedy. jack kennedy was a friend of mine. senator, you are no jack kennedy. >> reporter: in a race like this one, however, where the candidates are essentially tied in all seven battleground states, everything counts. >> i can't wait to debate the guy. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: and while campaigns typically try to raise expectations for their opponents in a debate, donald trump went the other way last night. >> you'll see it tomorrow with j.d. it will be stacked. he's going up against a moron. a total moron. how she picked him is unbelievable. >> reporter: the trump campaign, incidentally, has actually been making the opposite case. they say that walz is a skilled debater. now norah, you mentioned that we are in the spin room. advocates from both sides will fill this room later tonight after the debate tonight to make the argument that their chosen candidate came out on top. but we will also the interviewing and pulling everyday americans to see what

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i served with jack kennedy. i knew jack kennedy. jack kennedy was a friend of mine.e no jack kennedy. >> so, obviously it is the words themselves. it is the way that it landed in the room, but it is also the adam's apple of dan quayle. >> gulp. >> how am i going to get out of this? dan quayle had a bad night against lloyd bentsen in 1988. that was world wrestling level beat down. then in november nobody remembered because bush and quayle won the election. one detail to watch for in the planning around tonight, you might remember that after the presidential debate between kamala harris and donald trump last month. after the debate was over, immediately after it was over, trump himself showed up in the spin room afterwards. remember? it was something of a surprise, him showing up in the spin room himself. essentially treated as an admission of defeat. you don't show up in your own spin room afterwards if you think you won the debate. kamala harris certainly did not do that. donald trump showing up there to sort of plead his case seemed to be a tacit recognition that he

i knew jack kennedy jack kennedy was a friend of mine senator, you're no, jack kennedy walz and vanceudied many of those two, hoping to avoid any such history-making moments themselves previous debates that walz and vance did not have that was the spin room like this. >> of course, they were doing the off-broadway version of political debates. now, this of course, is front and center here in new york on a national and international stage with five weeks left before election day vice presidential debates don't often matter, but this one certainly could, because it's the last marquee moment of this campaign, at least a scheduled one on television. but jake, for all that old game tape, for debates, the one that matters now is the one that's coming up tonight jake all right. jeff zeleny. thanks so much. i really appreciate it. let's talk about this with my panel so first of all, lloyd bentsen clip from getting enough for that, lloyd i just did the math in my head. i'm not strong at math, but they were closer to the 1960 election when, when lloyd bentsen said that in 1988, then we are two

i knew jack kennedy. jack kennedy was a friend of mine.ator, you're no jack kennedy. >> who am i? why am i here? >> i like to start by offering you a deal, jack. if you will use any football stories, i won't tell any of my warm and humorous stories about chlorofluorocarbon. >> it's the deal. >> one of the worst attendance records in the united states senate. the first time i ever met you is when he walked on the stage tonight. >> can i call you joe? >> it's a bunch of stuff. >> here's the deal. >> what does that mean, bunch of stuff? >> gentlemen, gentlemen, the people at home cannot understand either one of you when you speak over each other. >> if you don't mind letting me finish, we can have a conversation. >> some speculation that tonight's joint appearance of the vice president shall candidates may be livelier than the presidential meetings. we are about to find out. >> we are going to turn this whole country red with president donald j. trump's leadership. >> you know it's at the end of this little journey? kamala harris is the next

. >> like in 1988, i knew jack kennedy. jack kennedy was a friend of mine.enator, you're no jack kennedy. >> in 1992, who am i? >> why am i here? >> and more recently, in 2020, when a persistent fly would not leave mike pence alone tonight, on this stage in new york, it will be two men with very different styles ohio senator jd vance, the yale trained lawyer against minnesota governor tim walz, the former high school teacher and football coach. walz, taking a break from debate prep yesterday speaking about hurricane helene. >> looking forward to tomorrow. but my thoughts are certainly in the southeast. >> in a fundraising email, walsh says he's training to block j.d. vance's twisted and dangerous agenda. tonight, the campaign is downplaying expectations with reports walsh is nervous and previously warned vice president kamala harris that he's a bad debater. vance staying out of the public eye. yesterday, former president trump saying he's confident vance will have the edge. >> he's going up against a moron, a total moron. how she picked him is unbelievable.

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 kennedy let's just to gaffes there is nothing that a good defense cannot beat a better offense. >> his mangling of the united college fund 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. bushicked quayle in the first place. he was constantly mocked. >> dan, my little vice president on. >> come on up here skipper. >> i think the poor guy got pretty much ridiculed unfairly at times. he couldn't have been as dumb

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he inherited the war in vietnam from lyndon johnson and jack kennedy when he came into office, there were 540,000 troops in vietnam over 500 troop troops. young men were being killed every month in vietnam, over a thousand casualties. there were had been promoted and escalated by establishment. the eastern establishment and the state and the defense department created by johnson and jack kennedy. but despite all that, starting in january of 69, it became nixon's war and it became his burden and all the protests across the country and all the violence on the campuses and the bombings that were attempted at the pentagon and all the mass protests all across country. they weren't blamed on lyndon johnson. they weren't blamed on jack kennedy or the eastern establishment on clifford or george marshall or mcnamara they were blamed on richard nixon. so that was one big burden he carried. the second headwind he had was that you people have to remember that the congress was in the hands of democrats during the entire time richard nixon was in office. the house and the senate was in the hands o

he inherited the war in vietnam from lyndon johnson and jack kennedy when he came into office, there were 540,000 troops in vietnam over 500 troop troops. young men were being killed every month in vietnam, over a thousand casualties. there were had been promoted and escalated by establishment. the eastern establishment and the state and the defense department created by johnson and jack kennedy. but despite all that, starting in january of 69, it became nixon's war and it became his burden and all the protests across the country and all the violence on the campuses and the bombings that were attempted at the pentagon and all the mass protests all across country. they weren't blamed on lyndon johnson. they weren't blamed on jack kennedy or the eastern establishment on clifford or george marshall or mcnamara they were blamed on richard nixon. so that was one big burden he carried. the second headwind he had was that you people have to remember that the congress was in the hands of democrats during the entire time richard nixon was in office. the house and the senate was in the hands o

there's jack kennedy in the white house and his push toward youth and ask moving forward and ask not what your country can do for you, but also changes in the roman catholic church with vatican two, the youth revolution with rock and roll, and the beatles and the pill and the sexual revolution. all all happening at once. and it's a question of of how much each is creating a synergy. and by jack kennedy certainly is a new frontier in terms of american politics because it's going to put create the impetus for doing things in different ways moving forward, not in a old mannish sort of way of eisenhower and truman, but that you're going to have the best and the brightest and the youngest in charge. and sometimes that doesn't work out as well as they wanted, i.e., vietnam well, that is a brief and quick look at the election of 1960. our guest is ben david pietrusza, president, historian and author of this book 1960 lbj versus jfk versus nixon the epic campaign that forged three presidencies. mr. patricia, we appreciategrea. this is a difference setting for us, but i hope you guys had a wo

like in 1988, i knew jack kennedy. >> jack kennedy was a friend of mine.ator, you're no jack kennedy. >> in 1992, who am i? >> why am i here? >> and more recently, in 2020, when a persistent fly would not leave mike pence alone. tonight, on this stage in new york, it will be two men with very different styles. ohio senator jd vance, the yale trained lawyer against minnesota governor tim walz, the former high school teacher and football coach. walz, taking a break from debate prep yesterday speaking about hurricane helene. >> looking forward to tomorrow. but my thoughts are certainly in the southeast. >> in a fundraising email, walsh says he's trying to block j.d. vance's twisted and dangerous agenda. tonight the campaign is downplaying expectations with reports walsh is nervous and previously warned vice president kamala harris that he's a bad debater. vance staying out of the public eye. yesterday, former president trump saying he's confident vance will have the edge. >> he's going up against a moron, a total moron. how she picked him is unbelievable. and

i knew jack kennedy. jack kennedy was a friend of mine.ll you joe? >> you can call me joe. >> you can cut tax rates by 20% and still preserve these important preferences for middle class taxpayers. >> not mathematically possible. >> it is mathematically possible. it's been done before, it's what we are proposing. >> it has never been done before. >> it has been fwfr b. ever. >> jack kennedy -- >> oh, now you're jack kennedy. >> ronald reagan -- >> the vice president said when asked, well, why didn't you tell anybody? he said because the president wanted people to remain calm. susan, this is important, and i want to add -- mr. vice president, i'm speaking. >> i have to weigh in. >> i'm speaking. >> this was a threat to our democracy in a way that we had not seen and it manifested itself because of donald trump's inability to say -- he is still saying he didn't lose the election. i would just ask that, did he lose the 2020 election? >> tim, i'm focused on the future. did kamala harris censor americans from speaking their mind in the wake of

it is fun, people like mitt romney are wonderful at those events, jack kennedy was great at those events. it is a chance to show your bigness, how you can really be a pretty good person. i remember how obama, rather meet romney talked about obama and what a great family he had. it is an opportunity to show good humor, positive things about your country. it could be a good night. i don't know whether she should have gone or not. it would have taken a lot of heat to go there and let the republicans act like it was normal having donald trump, who is trying to stop the last election, trying to stop this one from meaning anything. i want to go back to one thing, john, that is this. if you don't dig elections matter, if you don't think democracy matters, why are you voting? what is your boat about? why are you voting personally? it is the american system, it is our system, stop laughing about it. stop the comedy central nonsense. stop yukking about it, it is not funny! those people that killed those cops, i was one of those cops. i worked a couple of feet from the lobby door, the speakers lobb

was my friend, you're no, jack kennedy and they call them vice president quayle after that election because people vote for the president. but to the degree that they advance the cause of their candidates it could be meaningful. >> sorry, john and don't forget, this could be the last time the last big debate we have. because donald trump has said he's not going to debate again, even though kamala harris wants another debate and so this is the last big chance with a huge audience, you get to defend your ticket so it makes the stakes a little bit higher. >> i'd say one other thing about this that is unusual about this 78-years-old and he's given us a lesson in the world has seen age has its ravages, it takes its toll. people are going to be looking at the j.d. vance and they have reason to think this guy could be president of the united states in the next four years if we elect this ticket. so there may be an added bit of scrutiny to vance in this debate. >> so we can show people what americans think of all four candidates right now, we have it up on the screen here. let's take a shot

jack kennedy was great at those events. it's a chance to show your bigness, how you can really be a pretty good person. i remember mitt romney talking about obama and his family, what a great family he had. it's an opportunity to show good humor, positive things about your country. it could be a good night. i don't know whether she should have gone or not. it would have taken a lot of heat to go there and let the republicans act like it was normal, having donald trump, who tried to stop the last election and is trying to stop this one meaning anything. if you don't think elections matter, if you don't think democracy matters, why are you voting? what's your vote all about? why are you voting personally? why does it matter to you to vote? it is the american system. stop laughing about it. stop the comedy central nonsense. stop yucking about it. it's not funny. those people in there that killed those cops. i worked a couple of feet from the speaker's lobby. they were trying to break their way in there. they were trying to des

a so strong military and so strong defense department that no one wants to take us on as jack kennedyf in a situation. you are required to use your military hardware and prowess that is a clear sign does not spend enough, strong defense is important, and other side is a really strong economy, envy of the world, you want everyone to want to do business with us, want to be involved with us to make them rich. ronald reagan said this just in 1979, at beverly hills hotel, he said -- i'll paraphrase, wants to make your friends stinking rich with supply side economic and scare the bejeebers of our enemies with "star wars," never has ragen said reagan made it never turn down an opportunity to share discussions and ideas with enemies, much better to settle a dispute verbally than too go into act, that is why biden and harris have done such a awful job, there are wars everywhere because of their incompetence. larry: we need supply side economics. strong dollars. yes. larry: that gives you, that gives you domestic economic resources, and then you can use those to build up your defense, now they

so she started telling me, talking about jack kennedy who i think she wanted him to come so she started telling me something forgot her to town. so jimmy gives her a stern warning and says he only has an hour. and ross and gave a stern look back and proceeded to tell the story. boy, was that interesting, the kind of stuff i was trying to do. but i was short of time. i would get into the second half. i was running out of questions. right before i left my office and started at the university, a graduate student named kim dickerson but i said what would you like me to ask of jimmy just kind of joking and kim said why don't you ask him if willie nelson really smoked and doped on the white house roof which i had nothing else to ask him at that point so i said did willie nelson really smoked dope on the white house roof? i can't remember what he said. he laughed he left, he didn't deny about rosalynn spoke up immediately, she didn't want that to become part of the public record because of the passage of time. roslyn just published a book and she was going down to her office on main street and

>> he compared himself to, to, to jack kennedy. he said, say you're no jack kennedy.right. thank you so much. professor andres quintero from evergreen valley college. thanks for joining us this morning. thank you for having me. of course. just shows you how many decades something can stay in someone's mind. here are some of the bay area debate watch parties that will soon be getting underway. there will be vp debate watch party at dominie hoskins black history museum in redwood city. manny's sf holding watch parties at two locations, one at the chapel, then one at actual manny's. the commonwealth club in san francisco is also holding a debate watch party tonight. >> all right. we go now to san jose at 818. a large group of teenagers and some adults with motorized bikes took over a safeway parking lot. where and were harassed, and they were actually harassed bystanders there. it happened at the willow glen area over the weekend. one woman captured some of the incident on her cell phone. she told ktvu. some of them ran into the safeway to steal items as employees tried

so strong a military and a defense department that no one wants to take us on, that those, as jack kennedydent kennedy said, the defense spending is always wasted. good defense spending is always a wasted. whenever you find yourself in a situation where you're required to use your hard square prowess, that is a clear sign you did not spend enough. strong defense is really important. then the other side of the equation is a really strong economy, the envy of the world. you want everyone to want to do business with us, to want to be involved with us to make them rich. and ronald reagan said this, larry, just in 91979. -- 1979. we were at the beverly hills hotel, and i'm going to paraphrase, he wants to the make our friends stinking rich with supply-side economics and square the bejeebers out of our enemies with "star wars." and that combination is exactly what we want. never, ever, as reagan made it, never, ever turn down an opportunity to have discussions, to the share ideas with your enemies, your friends. much better to settle a dispute verbally than it is to actually go into action. and

you are no jack kennedy.emember were part of a vice presidential debate. early memorable lines. you know how much they mattered? not at all. certainly this debate will be part of the discourse. it is perhaps more important and will get more attention because right now, there isn't another presidential debate scheduled after this one. but it is a vice presidential debate. amna: what about this issue impacting? 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 we are literally, 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 go

one was it's a great story you've got these two fascinating figures, richard nixon and jack kennedy. it's filled with the mob getting involved to help the kennedys kennedy is kind of a love triangle with what the head of the chicago mob, sam g, and giancana, frank sinatra's and had fidel castro's in the story. but in addition, it struck i made that there was tremendous relevance to 2020. and what we're going through right now because it really turns 2020 on its head. that was an election that really may. i'm not going to say it was, but may have been stolen and richard nixon, hardly a hero in american history, decided in the end to do the right thing. which was not to contest the election and to engage in the peaceful transfer of power. >> yeah, it makes you think of nixon's legacy a little bit differently as you read the steps that he's taken, what he certainly could have done and the other interesting part to me was you talk about how that really became the modern era of politics that we see with televised aides that people were watching. and it made me think of the televised debate

i mean, you've got these two seminal figures of 20th century politics, jack kennedy first catholic president, youngest elected president at 42 the cyan of this extraordinary family that kennedy's, his they're, basically said you're going to be the president. and he did everything, including spending big time money to get them there. and richard nixon, who probably was the dominant political figure of the second half of the 20th century so it's a great story in itself. first debates for his televised debates, as i say, first catholic elected decided by less than 1% of the vote. but the other thing about it was, i think it's so relevant to 2020 because everything that we understand about the 2020 election, the false allegations that the election was stolen. a donald trump refusing to accept that and trying to interfere with the transition of power 1960 just puts all of that on its head. this was an election that may really have been stolen. and richard nixon, who a lot of people don't consider a hero, actually did the right thing and accepted the peaceful transfer of power. >> you know, i aske

election and the debates and the mob is involved and there's sort of a romantic triangle involving jack kennedy. and ahead of the chicago outfit, sam giancana, and a woman, judith campbell but it also has real parallels till today, because that was an election that i think may really have been stolen and nixon, of all people decided not to contest it because he felt that he needed to engage in the peaceful transfer of power. now, fast forward to 2020 and even 2024, no evidence of election fraud. and you got a president who has refused to acknowledge that he lost and that the winter is the real president for the last four years any connection between the showmanship that you say in a way kennedy invented and what we see now in electoral politics? well, he was the first to really use television very well. and then that first debate, you see him. he had a real town, even black and white. you can see how good a look there was a

if nixon had been able to flip just illinois and texas, he ends up being president instead of jack kennedywn a little more on that. there's so many parallels was willie noted from the election now with the accusations of the election being rigged. take us behind the scenes why did nixon make a different choice than trump and not pursue and say hey, this isn't on the up and up, why didn't he concede? >> well, it may be the pat buchanan issue, hey, we've got dirt laundry ourselves. two, you got to remember, it's the height of the cold war. and the idea that you're going to contest an election and take it to the courts and the country won't know who the president is more months when you've got nikita grew shev ahead of the soviet union and missiles pointed. another factor, richard nixon, 47 years old, even as upset as he was about what happened, i think he thought, this will brand me as a sore loser, as a bad guy. and i'll have a political future. and as it turns out, he did have a political future. but that's one of the points in the book, is that in 1960 with rampant vote fraud, nixon decid

seemed to be a zelig like figure present at defining moments with all the major characters jfk, jack and kennedyugene 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, medicaid, aid to educa

kennedy frank sinatra you're on the right track with jack and all that. history there celebrities endorsing democrats. sometimes they win in recent history many times they lose. so define that star power draw especially on more than 25 native americans already voted. >> yeah, my sense of it neil is increasingly star power raises money, it doesn't get votes. i remember the decisions hillary maid in states like ohio and michigan in 2016. i thought they were ill-advised based on the electoral results. voters agree. i thought it was ridiculous that george clooney's op-ed was seen as determinative in the decision by joe biden not to run. my own advised to the party would emphasize message and her real-world issues like inflation, late the economy, and what they are going to do as a party and kamala harris as a candidate and ultimately should she win as president, to fix the economy rather than relying on the star power and entertainers which to me sends the wrong message. >> i remember fleetwood mac and all that would bill clinton on an hourly cope but we will

jack is the one who started it. >> she spent most of the final years of her life at the kennedy compound. the last member of the original iconic kennedy dynasty. >> a lot of people have made some sacrifice in their lives to make it a better world. i think in a lot of ways it is. there's a lot more we can do. >> ethel kennedy was 96 years old. ...the worst call in the history of this sport. he should never be allowed to ref... (♪♪) ♪ i tell ya... ♪ (♪♪) ♪ how much i love you, love you, love you ♪ (♪♪) ♪ i believe. ♪ (♪♪) ♪ i believe. ♪ ♪ i believe in you. ♪ >>> 52 past the hour. communities across florida are grappling with the devastation left behind by hurricane milton, which ripped into the state overnight. in st. petersburg, it drenched 18 inches of rain in 24 hours. officials issued a boil water notice due to major water main breaks. joining us now is dan maddox who rode out the storm there. it's good to see you. you mentioned you left your home to find shelter. where did you go? what was it like there? >> yes. i rode out the storm about two blocks away from here from tropicana field,

robert and ethel kennedy would settle in virginia, where in 1956 they bought hickory hill, a sprawling suburban washington home from bobby's older brother jack, already parents to five kids, the 13 bedroom estate suited their lifestyle and had room for their expanding family, which would ultimately grow to 11 children. when her brother in law jfk ran for president in 1960. she had a front row seat to history, but tragedies often overshadowed the triumphs, and with president kennedy's assassination in 1963, robert found himself the de facto patriarch of the family. despite enduring grief at the loss of his brother in 1964, with ethel and his children by his side, robert kennedy announced he would run for u.s. senate in new york, a race he ultimately won. his younger brother ted had been elected to jfk's old senate seat, and with both brothers in washington, it seemed the promise of a political dynasty lived on. but rfk, increasingly vocal in his opposition to the vietnam war, wanted more. in 1968, he declared his candidacy for president and immediately began campaigning across the country. he had the name recognition and with a victory in the