jackie o. when she was married to john f. kennedy.ennedy was a style setter, working witook some fres and made them american. so she was very, very consciously a trend setter. she wanted to make the white house beautiful. and that was not by putting necessarily her style, but by bringing back the original furrishings or antiques similar to the original furnishings in the white house. she opened the white house to everyone. in february of 1962 she took the american people on a tour of the white house. so jackie kennedy put herself forward in a vocal and strong way. and someone who wanted to make the white house beautiful. melania to date has not been as public a figure. and has not really put herself forward for that. and maybe she will. p but at this point, she's not in the same mold as jackie kennedy. >> i got to ask you about the other comment from abc news. he talks about richard nixon basically saying he didn't fire robert mueller because it didn't work out so well for nixon. do you think the president actually learned from his hi

. >>> would you like to own jackie kennedy onassis's home? >>> and drew tuma has the accuweather forecast. >>> is it the end of an era for the san jose sharks? and they did it once before, but can they do ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. >>> well, forget wine-stained teeth. how about wine-stained everything? spain held the wine battle. people sprayed wine at each other in the celebration. everyone basically, they wear white. they end up getting soaked with purple wine. tools of the trade involve wine-filled water pistols, and even buckets. people come from all over the world to participate. >> the martha's vineyard estate owned by jackie kennedy onassis is for sale for $65 million. >> the 340-acre property is nope as red gate farm. it features a pool, boathouse and its own private beach. in addition to the five bedroom main house, there

jackie kennedy said, if you mess up raising your children, nothing else really matters.elinda: my kids have always had an allowance. when they wanted something, they either had to use their allowance to buy it or put it on their wish list. if they saw something they had to have, i would say, just because i can, doesn't mean i should. ♪ david: a few years ago, you bill to launch theided giving pledge. what was the purpose and how many people have signed? warren's big was idea. to say, if you have a great wealth, if you are a billionaire and our country or anywhere, you can afford to give hathaway. -- half away. they are clear they could not have founded their businesses in malawi or mozambique. we benefit from what society gives us. the infrastructure. those resources have to go back to society. families that have committed to the pledge. >> there is a reaction to wealthy people saying, let's put our money here. what i know to be true is bill and warren and i believe we should not have this inequity that exists in the u.s.. we need to do something about that. we are lucky

david: jackie kennedy said, if you mess up raising your children, nothing else in life really mattersmelinda: when you have a great means, you don't have money as a buffer. my kids have always had an allowance. when they wanted something, they either had to use their allowance to buy it or put it on their wish list. and they hope their grandparents or we would give it to them. if they saw something in the store they wanted to have, i would say just because i can, doesn't mean i should. ♪ david: a few years ago, you, bill, and warren decided to launch the giving pledge. what was the purpose of the giving pledge, and how many people have signed? melinda: this was warren's big idea. the giving pledge was to say, if you have great wealth, if you are a billionaire in our country or anywhere, you can afford to give half away. that is the right thing for society. bill and warren are very clear they could not have founded their businesses if it had been in malawi or mozambique. we benefit from what society gives us, the infrastructure. those resources have to go back to society. you have been

david: jackie kennedy said, if you mess up raising your children, nothing else in life really matterslinda: when you have a great means, you don't have money as a buffer. my kids have always had an allowance. when they wanted something, they either had to use their allowance to buy it or put it on their wish list. if they saw something in the store they wanted to have, i would say just because i can, doesn't mean i should. ♪ david: a few years ago, you bill and warren decided to launch the giving pledge. what was the purpose of the giving pledge, and how many people have signed? melinda: this was warren's big idea. the giving pledge was to say, if you have a great wealth, if you are a billionaire in our country or anywhere, you can afford to give half away. that is the right thing for society. bill and warren are very clear they could not have founded their businesses in malawi or mozambique. we benefit from what society gives us, the infrastructure. those resources have to go back to society. you have been a big help to us in this, david. we have 190 families that have committed to t

so the first lady, jackie kennedy -- >> the dynasty of the kennedys -- >> no.alking about is the trip. first lady jackie kennedy did get her sister invited to the state dinner in 1961, princess radziwill, leah radziwill. what is unusual about this family is the number. we're not saying one, two, free fi tickets. we're talking about a whole special side of the table for them, so it's very unusual. dynasties, look, you don't make a dynasty by a free dinner. you make a dynasty through elections. so you have to see whether this new generation of trumps -- >> and what you do. >> well, what you do -- >> fill anthropically and the legacy you leave. so far, there's no evidence of that. by the way, listen, she was jackie kennedy. i mean come on. >> one other thing -- >> i've just got to say. >> but we're talking about dynasties. here's the thing. rfk, jared, huh? robert kennedy, not -- no, but i mean you have a man who doesn't -- when he speaks publicly, he either doesn't remember things or doesn't really want to comment. and you had a former attorney general, not a per

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she is fiercely guided and private in a way we haven't seen since jackie kennedy.o than jackie kennedy. >> she famously opened up the white house for a tour. we know that she does value her privacy so that's very important to us. we are very very loyal to her. that's not to say people aren't loyal in the west wing but when it's a smaller staff, i do think it's easier to keep things contained. >> so contained, melania can't shake the public perception that she's not doing much. >> there's sort of this well what does she do all day. so what is her day like? >> we have full staff meetings every week. it's very, very busy and she has a resident staff of over 100. so she's dealing with her east wing staff and usher's office and white house historical association so it's a full day for her. >> and people don't realize that the first lady gets involved in these events sometimes months in advance. >> easter, we started planning four or five months ago. she chose the colors for the easter eggs for this year's easter egg roll about 2.5 or 3 months ago. >> staffers say melani

more so than jackie kennedy. >> i rather love this. it has all the colors when one thinks of when one thinks of the white house. >> who opened up the white house for a tour. >> we are loyal to her. it's easier to keep things contained. >> so contained, melania can't shake the public perception that she's not doing much. >> there's this what does she do all day. what is her day? >> we have full staff meetings every week. it's very, very busy. i think one thing i would remind you, she's got a staff of over 100 in the residence. she's dealing with her east wing staff, usher's office and white house historical association. it's a full day for her. >> people don't realize the first lady gets involved in these events, sometimes months in advance. >> lucy goosy was thrilled. >> she chose colors for the easter eggs for the roll. that was 2 1/2, 3 months ago. >> staffers say melania is a perfectionist. >> she will have a vision. she selects everything. i mean, linens, candlesticks, flowers, very detail oriented. it's one of my favorite things a

president showed off his new design that includes a red, white and blue color scheme replacing jackie kennedy'se. the president's looks quite similar to his own private jet. >> one democrat in congress is proposing a new rule that requires congressional approval for changes to its paint scheme and interior design citing concern about extra costs and delays. >>> it was one of the most popular tv shows of the '90s, a personal favorite and now "the west wing" may be coming back. >> that's if rob lowe gets his way. he said he'd be willing to star in a reboot if aaron sorkin writes it and sorkin said he's open to the idea but only if he gets a good idea. >> this time lowe wants his character to be the president. >> oh, my goodness. i would love that. when martin sheen's character would say, what's next, love that show. love it. >>> harry potter fans could have used magic to make the lines disappear at the new harry potter roller coaster. >> people waited up to ten hours to take a spin on the new coaster which opened thursday. that's about half the time it would take to binge all eight of the harry p

kennedies? >> no. first lady jacky did get invited.hat's unusual about this family is the number -- we're not saying the one, two, thirty-two tickets. we're talking about a whole special side of the table for them. just very unusual. dynasties and charity and how you conduct yourself and the legacy you love. lusse lussen, shoo was jacky kennedy. >> we're talking about dynasties. rfk, jared. you have a man -- when he speaks publicly he doesn't remember or doesn't want to comment and you had a former attorney general, a man of passion and intellect. i don't think they're really on the same level. that's what you'd need to build a dynasty. >> the president told the "sun newspaper" that he wanted ivanka, eric and tiffany to have a visit with prince william and harry. >> first of all you mention philanthropic endeavors. you have the trump boys championing their hunting and big game hunting on twitter and you have william and harry desperately fighter for the african game animals and conservation. thereerant shared ininterests, or endeavors.

he compared her to another famous first lady this morning, jackie kennedy. >> we have our own jackie melania. we'll call it melania t. >> she's doing a great job. does not get enough credit. >> by the way, people love her. people love her. no credit from the media, but she gets credit from the people. when i speak in front of these big crowds, tremendous crowds, so many people are holding up bann banners. we love our first lady. >> we don't know a ton about the first lady. our latest cnn special report, though, takes a deep look at melania trump and a lot of the mystery that surrounds her life. it's called the woman of mystery in melania trump. cnn's kate bennett explores the differences between her and other modern first ladies. a good thing we have you because you're about the own lee person, one of the few who has been able to interview her. >> yeah, melania trump is not a fan of the media. much like her husband. she's only done about three on-camera interviews since becoming first lady. she doesn't do magazine interviews. we don't see her on the covers of fashion magazines. but c

it's said that jackie kennedy preferred blue. best known industrial designers of the time who said jfk called blue his favorite color. since then, it's become an iconic backdrop. what else with a revamped air force one? >> everyone wants to know there there's a pod? you know, have you seen "air force one"? >> reporter: you know, harrison ford was hustled into the pod if air force one comes understand attack. >> there are a couple of secrets, i don't think we're supposed to -- >> reporter: when they open the pod, hairston ford stayed to fight the bad guys. if congressional democrats have their way. the house voted to limit changes on air force one without congressional approval probably leaving president trump fuming. >> get off my plane. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> alrighty. it's good. it's a good scene. >>> still ahead, listen, we have some disturbing video to show you. phoenix police threatening to shoot a pregnant woman after her daughter reportedly stole a doll from the dollar store. what police are saying abo

first lady jackie kennedy had a hand in the design but president trump thinks it is time for an update. >> i like the concept of red, white and blue and the classic and i think it's going to look much better, actually. you know, the baby blue doesn't fit with us and people get used to something and it was jackie o, and that's good but we have our own jackie o today, it's called melania, melania, melania t. >> so let's take a look at the president's planned paint job on the left. where have i seen that before? it's all just facts we're pointing out here. it's kind of hard to believe sometimes that i'm actually having to report this with a straight face. a lot to talk about tonight including the president's inner circle, saying that explosive interview with abc never should have happened but whose fault is it? we're going to dig in all of that with max boot, douglas brinkley, jennifer rodgers and that's next. award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. they use stamps.com all the services of the post off

it was not until jackie kennedy that it actually became part of the mission and really became a function of the house. they really started an effort to bring back in items that would have been there throughout the many centuries. susan: how has -- you have something? i think it is one of those things where the historical consciousness of the residence is something that slowly grew over time. i would say more in the late 19th century, that is when -- like caroline harrison, she was interested in the china service at the white house. she came up with a plan to display the china, but passed away before it could take place. the wilson's, ellen and edith followed up with the project. they made sure the china room was created and people could see different pieces of various presidential state services. as you move forward, you get to grace coolidge, lou hoover, both of which are very interested in the collection of antiques, but then also cataloguing what the white house already has. by the time you get to jacqueline kennedy, that is when there is this question of, should the white house have

it's said that jackie kennedy preferred blue, working with one of the best known industrial designersed blue his favorite color. since then, it's become an iconic backdrop. what else will the revamped air force one feature? >> everyone wants to know is there a pod or not. >> a pod? >> you've seen the movie air force one. >> yeah? >> the famous pod that flies out of the back. >> reporter: you know, when harrison playing the president is hustled into the pod as the plane comes under attack. >> emergency pod has been destroyed. >> there are a couple of secrets i don't think we're supposed to be talking about. >> reporter: but when they opened the pod, harrison ford had stayed on the plane to fight the bad guys. but the president's design may not pass with flying color, not if congressional democrats have their way. the house armed services committee voted to limit changes to air force one without congressional approval. probably leaving president trump fuming. >> get off my plane! >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> and anderson start news. >>> good evening, a railroad big night

these ladies going back to jackie kennedy get nervous.king time, and the queen likes to put them at ease, but this is a very protocol heavy event. melania has been in charge of planning not just sort of the protocol side and gifts and those formalities, but also tomorrow night's reciprocal dinner at the u.s. ambassador's residence here. she has been in charge of the menu and the flowers and the seating arrangements, and all of those things. this is really melania trump's wheelhouse, so to speak, these sort of fun events. >> kate, i was -- >> don't forget, we have the -- >> kate, i was fascinated this weekend by your piece about how much the first lady and her team prepared for this visit. just how much work she did, studying for it, getting ready for it, how careful the selection is of the gift for the queen, et cetera. >> yeah, this is, again, something that melania trump really excels at. when you think about it, poppy, she's been part of donald trump's world as a de facto hostess for almost 20 years. you know, being the hostess at mar-

and certainly, the queen of england has met first ladies going back to jackie kennedy, and notoriouslyies get a little nervous around the queen. michelle obama, of course, tells the story about putting her arm around her, which is sort of a protocol faux pas. she said they were commiserating about wearing high heels all day, but betty ford found herself calling her her highness instead of her majesty. barbara bush was worried because she asked the queen a question and wasn't sure if you were supposed to ask the queen a question. these are certainly moments for first ladies whose job already is sort of so nebulous. there's no defined job description for the united states first lady. there's nothing definitive she's supposed to do. there's no salary. there's sort of, it's very what each one makes of it. for these moments, melania trump becomes very by the book. she becomes very -- she brushes up on her facts. she makes sure the gifts that are given are very sentimental and have purpose. i'm telling you, this hat, this outfit she's wearing today, she's been planning for a long time. that'

the queen has been hosting first ladies all the way back to jackie kennedy and has been a guest at the white house and many, many played itties from michelle obama who put her arm around her to barbara bush who asked hear question, many first ladies have felt that near vows moment of meeting the queen, and i don't think melania is any different. a few moments where we caught her laughing and smiling and holding on to the hat in the wind with camila and the queen seems very relaxed as she often is on the global stage. she's done a lot of planning. tomorrow night when they reciprocate the state dinner she was planning it back to washington, the seating arrangements, the china, the whole menu, everything, so she's definitely part of today's activities and keeping an eye on the president, too, i would imagine. >> the banquet tonight real seems ripe for awkward moments. the president has had an encounter and has been around prince harry, and the president, of course, called his wife the duchess of suction ses nasty, and he says he didn't, and if that's not a sticky wicket, kate, i'm not sur

white and blue instead of the classic sky blue and white which was put in by former first lady jackie kennedyhe color scheme. >>> mortgage rates came out today, holding steady at a very low level, 3.82%. that's on a 30-year fixed. that's a 21-month low. i want to bring in dr. ben carson for this. secretary of housing and urban development. mr. secretary, a, welcome back. b, this low mortgage rate seems to me to be a shot in the arm for the housing industry, isn't it? >> it's fantastic. you know, obviously it makes it possible for a lot of people who weren't thinking previously about obtaining a mortgage to be able to get one. it's good for the mortgage issuers and for the servicers. it's basically good for everybody. but we do have to keep in mind that these things can undulate so we don't know what it's going to be five years from now. but i encourage people to take advantage of the low rates, particularly the fixed rate. stuart: exactly. if you've got an adjustable rate mortgage and it's coming due to move up, why not think about 3.82% for 30 years to come. that's a fixed rate, never change

kennedy honeymooned with jackie in 1953. >>> so who's the next big celeb to walk down the aisle?our sources say j.law. we're told she and her fiance, 34-year-old art gallery director cooke maroney are inseparable and busy planning for the big day. our source says, their first location choice is new york and they want a relaxed and casual ceremony and privacy a big priority. the 28-year-old actress wore this stunning pink silk gown to their engagement party last month. j.law gushed about cooke to "e.t." last week at the "dark phoenix" premiere. >> well, he's just the best person i've met in my whole life. >> our source adds, they both want children and have been discussing starting a family. >>> so we're saying j.law will say "i do" before j.lo? >> without a doubt. because j.lo is busy until the end of the july. >> that's true. that's when the u.s. portion of her tour end. it just launched this weekend. and only we got invited backstage. ♪ think you need some medicine >> all right, we're done. now or never. >> the soldout crowd in l.a. got their money's worth from the moment j.lo

and a fairy treehouse jackie built for her grandchildren, that's also there. >> wow. >> carolyn kennedyrlds. >> you could build a whole resort on that thing. i mean, that is beautiful. if someone comes in and buys it, i hope they don't tear down the house or something, you know, the hunting cabin and all of that. >> got a lot of history. >>> coming up next, to gayle king and proof the power of social media. >> good morning, gayle, friend of our show. shared on instagram she lost her wallet on a plane, shortly after received a direct message from a delta flight attendant who found it. miss king captioned a screen shot of their exchange saying, quote, yes, angels exist and her name is xena and she works for delta. pretty nice. i'm glad she got that wallet back. >> that's fantastic. >>> number 23 is reportedly getting a brand-new number and owner. >> the lakers' lebron james is said to be giving away his number 23 jersey to his new teammate, all-star center anthony davis. >> davis has worn number 23 throughout his seven-year career with the pelicans. lbj has worn 23 for the bulk of his car

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it's where katherine's great aunt and uncle, jackie and john f. kennedy, honeymooned.s and applause ] >> wow. >> wow >> it must run in the family, right? >> so cute. >> lopez wrote on instagram, i can't take it, and neither can we the performance was a part of j.lo's new tour which she kicked off in l.a. on friday night. >>> finally, we have heard of comic-con. have you heard of crime con? over the weekend true crime junkies gathered in new orleans to listen and learn from the experts. our "dateline" team made an appearance they were treated as if they were the "avengers" cast fans cheered when they entered the room and stood in long lines just to get a picture of them. looks like everyone had a great time as a reminder, in addition to friday, starting tonight you can catch "dateline" on mondays 10/9 central right here on nbc. >> keith morrison must have killed it at that event. >> and a click >>> yes, interesting this morning. a band was performing at a mall in mexico over the weekend, but then a thunderstorm caused the roof to leak the flooding that followed had them

stuart: jackie o's estate on martha's vineyard up for sale. caroline kennedye bought it in the 1970s for about $1 million. now, it sits on 340 acres. it's beautiful. tennis court, outdoor pool, art studios, you name it, even a quaint vegetable garden. on the market for $65 million. >>> we've got a picture for you. it's a picture of an erupting volcano taken from the space station. ashley: look at that. stuart: an astronaut snapped the picture in the north pacific. that is its first eruption since 1924. do the math, that's 95 years ago. ashley: that's a great picture. stuart: this is an important story. they are going to be flagging tweets made by world leaders. when are they going to do to president trump? liz: they are setting up a team, they are going -- that team will decide whether or not a tweet will have a warning label on it. if it has bullying, harassment or hateful content as decided by that team, when the tweet goes up, the warning label will read the twitter rules about abusive behavior may apply to this tweet. we are keeping the tweet up for public

kennedy. >> good evening, your royal majesty. >> oh, dear. >> oh, goodness sake. >> mr. president. >> mr. president. >> your grace. >> did they not get the sheet? >> yes. they obviously didn't read it. >> yes, well, shall we? >> jackieg? >> lord knows. >> mrs. kennedy -- >> i feel like that went wrong in about 10,000 different ways. >> i've seen worse. though not sure when. >> the risk of a protocol faux pas when presidents meet with the queen, as depicted there in netflix' series "the crown." this morning president trump is in england, in london. in a few moments he will meet with queen elizabeth at buckingham palace. welcome back to "morning joe." it's monday, june 3rd. i'm willie geist alongside kasie hunt. also with us, an msnbc political contributor rick tyler. the president of the council on foreign relations, richard haass, columnist for "the washington post" david ignatius. and joining us now an msnbc political analyst this morning celebrating a cards sweep of the cubs, claire mccaskill. and columnist for "the washington post" who specifically asked we don't mention his baseball team, george will. he's the author of the new book "the conservative sensibility." we will dig into that book in just a moment. joe

kennedy: madam chair, i have n amendment at the desk. the chair: is the gentleman rising as the designee for the gentlewoman from california? >> ipet representing congresswoman jackie speier for purposing of offering this -- purposes of offering this amendment. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 21 printed in part a of house report 116-11 offered by mr. brown of maryland. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 436, the gentleman from maryland, mr. brown, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from maryland. mr. brown: madam chair, i yield myself as much time as i might consume. thank you, madam chair. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. brown: i rise to offer this amendment on behalf of congresswoman jackie speier from california. who has been a determined leader and partner in pushing back on this administration's ban on transgender service members. my colleagues, this amendment is very simple. it states that no money appropriated in this defense appropriations bill will be used to implement the president's ban on transgender service members. no money shall be use