it's a conversation between johnson and jackie kennedy the late president's widow, and it's notable for a variety of reasons, but particularly for johnson, who knows that he is going to need to stay in the good graces of the kennedy family. he has picked up the mantle from the fallen present. he's trying to to pass kennedy's legislative agenda tax cuts foreign aid, and then eventually civil rights and then he's gonna need to go into a 1964 presidential campaign not alienating the candy forces, which will be a real challenge given where we know bobby kennedy will be at that time. so here he is early process sweet talking jackie kennedy and she doing it back to him which gives you just as much a sense of how how much jackie was a political player in her own right? so here's lbj and jackie kennedy from early december 1963. mr. president, i just want you to know you allowed and by so many and so much i'm one of them i tried i didn't dare bother you again, but i got kenny o'donnell over you to give you a message if you ever saw you to give to you about my letter that was waiting for me last

so, here is lbj and jackie kennedy from early december 1963. >> mister president? >> i just wanted to know you are loved by so many and so much. i'm one of them. sage if you ever saw>> oh, mister pri tried. i didn't there bother you again, but i got kenny o'donnell over here to give you a message if you ever saw you about my letter. that was waiting for me last night? >> listen, sweetie, now the first thing you've got to learn, you've got some things to learn. and, one of them is that you don't bother me. you give me strength. >> but, i wasn't going to send you even one more letter. i just wanted to get answers. >> don't tell me anything. just come over and put your arm around me. that's all you do. when you haven't got anything else to, realistic awoke. let's walk around the backyard. >> oh. >> and, let me tell you how much you mean to all of us, and how we can carry on if you give us a little strength. >> but, you know what i wanted to say to you about the letter? i know how rare allure is in a president's handwriting. do you know that i've got more in your handw

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joining me are jacky, kennedy, tomi lahren and david avilla. community members in austin cindric expressed their tremendous loss chanting do something to president biden as he left mass this morning. >> do something! do something! do something! >> emily: that was on sunday. kennedy, the timeline is heartbreaking. 77 minutes passed before the shooter was engaged and killed. >> yes, people are sickened to see what happened inside that school. desperate parents were pleading with the police officers trying to go inside, they were trying themselves to go inside. they were being handcuffed and restrained and we know one child bled out waiting for help in the critical, that hour between when police arrived and they killed the shooter. we know enough at this point that that cannot happen. there are no excuses, there is no rationale for any of this. what is disturbing for people trying to access the truth, the story has changed. we have been mislead and lied to and that also can't happen. there needs to be accountability from the moment something like

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i know that some will say, what about jackie kennedy?watch this one, it could be a trick question if you are ever taking a test. i would never tried to trick students, but it's a bit tricky. could be a jeopardy question, i guess. but if you ask who the youngest person ever to be president? it's still theodore roosevelt. and the question -- the youngest person ever elected to president? that's jack kennedy. so, i thought you might want to keep that distinction in mind. in any case, when he came to the aforementioned mark hannah, he was furious. i told william mckinley it was an accident to nominate him. i asked him if he would realize what would happen which should he die, look at that, a cowboy is the president of the united states? -- as one historian wrote, americans in the early 1900s did not easily overlook an agitator, who bore one of the nation's most chris aquatic names, who could charm a sunday school class, or lead a -- turnout hysterical rests less orlando's fear, and who in addition, happened to be president of the united stat

lbj jackie kennedy from december 1963. >>, to know in one more letter. i was just send me anything. you just come over and put your arm around. that's all you do when you haven't got anything else do let's take a walk. let's walk around the backyard just let me tell let me tell you how much you mean to all of us. now we can carry on -- >> that you know what i wanted to say to you about that letter? i know how rare the letter is in the president's handwriting. do you know that i've got more in your handwriting than i do in jack now? >> well. >> and for you to write it at this time and then send me that thing today. your cape announcement, and everything. >> i want you to know this. i told my mama a long time ago, when everybody else gave up about my election and 48 -- >> if yes? >> my mother, and my wife and my sisters -- and you females got a lot of courage that women don't have. and so we have to rely on you and depend on, and you've got something to do. you've got the president relying on you, and this is not the first one you had. so there are not many women you know -- you just

the site that jackie kennedy would be on just a few minutes later. so we drove by all the faces. that she would see. and we were taken up. behind the capitol where all the dark cars were parked? my dad drove a blue and white chrysler with big fins on the tail and our car was parked right in there and appeared in all the pictures as this one light car, but we were taken up the steps. into the capital put right behind a rope line where the casket was. and that's right where mrs. kennedy and i think only caroline came up to the casket. and it was just that far away from me. and it was the first time i had ever had i'd ever experienced death. and i finally couldn't i was trying to hold back tears. i didn't want to cry in front of my father. but i started to cry. and right as i was wiping a tear away. a reporter snapped my picture i had a copy of the picture. but my parents never told me that it appeared. different places around the country so it's become a big treasure of mine. and then my father told me that. however, many days later the the senate and a bus all the senators and dro

the site that jackie kennedy would be on, just a few minutes later. we drove by all the faces that she would see. we were taken up behind the capital where all the dark cars were parked. minded drove a blue and white chrysler, with big fans on the tail. our car was parked right in there, appeared in all the pictures as this one like our. we were taken up the steps into the capital, put right behind a rope line where the casket was. that's right where mrs. kennedy, and i think only caroline came up to the casket, i was just that far away. it was the first time i had ever experience death. i find -- i couldn't, i was trying to hold back tears i didn't want to cry in front of my father. i started to cry. right as i was wiping a tear away a reporter snapped my picture. i had a copy of the picture but my parents never told me that it appeared in different places around the country. it's become a big treasure of mine. my father told me that, however many days later, that they put the senator on a bus, drove them out to arlington. he was there, and when he t

joining me are jacky, kennedy, tomi lahren and david avilla.

and president kennedy makes a very important statement in addition to thanking jackie for restoring the white house, but he says, you know, when the united states was founded, there was a king in france and hazard in russia and an emperor in peaking he -- calls it we, don't yet call it paging -- he says that certain emperor in beijing, and they're all gone that. but the united states remains. a democracy remains that we hope it will. he says he thinks is the white house that can symbolize the longevity of our regime. so i think that that is more than just a subtext about how we are an important country in the bipolar contest between the free world and the communist world. so let's go to the next. mrs. kennedy wanted to make it clear that she wasn't nearly as she said we decorating the white house but she said restoring it and she said to the great journalist and person who covered the presidency i, think of journalism, petty one then anyone i can imagine, and i've been so delighted to get to know his doctor cindy who is at the white house historical association. and this is actually a p

president kennedy makes it very important statement in addition to thank you jackie for restarting the white house, he says, you know when the united states there was the king in france in hazard in russia, and an emperor in peaking, and all those are gone now. but the united states still has regime his form of democracy still remains and hopes it still will anything is the white house that can symbolized our long devotee of a regime so i think that that is more -- let's go to the next. mrs. kennedy wanted to make it clear that she wasn't nearly as she said, redecorating the white house. she said she was restoring at the she said to the great journalists and person who cover the presidency in journalism better than anyone, and have just been so delighted to get to know his daughter cindy who is that the white house historical association, this is actually a picture of her father behind mrs. kennedy on that fateful day in dallas in 1963. he did an interview with her very early early in her first lady ship -- it isn't that quotation that she said this is not just redecorating, but this i

i am jackie deangelis in for elizabeth macdonald, you're watching "the evening edit" on foxbusiness. thanks for watching, have a good night. ♪♪ kennedym talking, hello, good to see you and happy star wars day to you. the race continues, president biden and democrats ramping up attacks on the supreme court after the bombshell leak potentially poised to strike down roe v. wade, thousands of protesters taking to the streets and liberal cities changing my body, my choice. where were you dumb dumb's a year ago with the vaccine passports and mandates? party leaders are soaking in flames with serious claims like these. >> i am enraged but confident, the united states supreme court, there is freedom on all the women of this country. >> how dare they, how dare they try to do this. how dare they deny women their rights and their freedoms. kennedy: sorry, that's the only time she's talked about killing babies. also, apparently a biologist, well done president biden, very serious attacks at what he calls the mag crowd, fantasizing the ruling will be somehow used to persecute gay children. >> this is a lot more than abortion. what happens if you

. >> i am jackie deangelis and for elizabeth macdonald, you're watching "the evening edit" on foxbusiness, that does it for us. thanks for watching. ♪♪ kennedyything happened today? yes, scandal of the supreme court, unprecedented week of a draft roe v. wade opinions sending shockwaves through the country. who did it and why? this is a live look where protesters on both sides of the abortion debate have been camped out since last night. that's the political published leak draft, it seems to suggest conservatives five to four majorities ready to overturn almost 50-year-old ruling. the draft was written by conservative justice daniel alito and in it, he says in part, reportedly, roe was egregiously wrong from the start, it's a reasoning was exceptionally weak and the decision has had damaging consequences. far from bringing about a national settlement of the abortion issue, roe and casey have inflamed debate and deepened division. casey in reference to a separate 1992 case that affirmed roe v. wade. alito went on to say the constitution makes no reference to abortion and must be overruled. the leak of the draft stunned washington d.c. and toda

i am jackie deangelis in for elizabeth macdonald, you're watching "the evening edit" on foxbusiness. thanks for watching, have a good night. ♪♪ kennedyou. the race continues, president biden and democrats ramping up attacks on the supreme court after the bombshell leak potentially poised to strike down roe v. wade, thousands of protesters taking to the streets and liberal cities changing my body, my choice. where were you dumb dumb's a year ago with the vaccine passports and mandates? party leaders are soaking in flames with serious claims like these.

. >> i am jackie deangelis and for elizabeth macdonald, you're watching "the evening edit" on foxbusiness, that does it for us. thanks for watching. ♪♪ kennedyedented week of a draft roe v. wade opinions sending shockwaves through the country. who did it and why? this is a live look where protesters on both sides of the abortion debate have been camped out since last night. that's the political published leak draft, it seems to suggest conservatives five to four majorities ready to overturn almost 50-year-old rulin

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