. >> another person you wanted to get testimonial from was former first lady jacqueline kennedy. her testimony was only briefed for a few people. why was that? >> mrs. kennedy did not testify before the commission because the chief justice wanted to save her the experience. it was a bad decision. she was the closest witness to the incident. she went back onto the trunk of the car. she was said to have remembered nothing about that. she was pushed back into the seat by clint hill, the secret service agent who carousing into the morning raced ahead, jumped on the car, and pushed her into the back seat. but she should have been questioned. , johnwas a report that raised the issue at a commission meeting. warren announced she would not be questioned by the commission. the word was that mccloy objected. they called him mr. chairman, which was interpreted to be derisive and insulting. nobody called the chief justice mr. chairman. it was mr. chief justice. word was warren's wife called him c.j. >> whose testimony was most influential in developing the single bullet theory? >> commander h

would still be remembered as something of a fashion icon if she hasn't been succeeded by, yes, jacqueline kennedy! who was considerably younger than maimy eisenhower and who had no problems buying from the french style houses and a few things were said about it and she realized that she might start looking for an american designer. so she hired oleg cassini, french born, but an american citizen. there were stories that when jack was running for president in 1960, some friends of jackie said to her, you're a little bit too high-tone, too snappy. women are going to be upset with you because of your hairstyle and the way you dress. and jackie in what is really a very fair question for every first lady to ask is why do people care about my hair? it's my husband who's running for president. but they finally convinced her her hairstyle would have an impact and she said, well, i know what i'll do, i'll wear hats. jackie is known for her impeccable taste in clothing. she had a strong eye for things that make fashion important, for the way a garment is cut from the type of fabric it is made from, from the

[applause] i am reminded, back when president kennedy was president, and he went to france and jacqueline accompanied him and she got all the press and everything. when he was introduced he said he wanted to introduce himself, the person that accompanied jacqueline kennedy to friends -- france. [applause] feel a bitt bill may like that now. i know he loves the sizzle. [applause] let me say this about our former first lady, form a set that former senator, and secretary of state, hillary clinton. when she was in the white house and the senate, no one thought -- fought morely passionately for health reform. hillary came to the senate as a rock star. after 9/11 she was a rock of gibraltar for all of those people and their families in new york city who suffered after 9/11. i was privileged to serve her of her on the health and education committee for eight years. we worked together on a lot of things. one of the things she always worked on was advancing this concept, this idea that health care should be a right and not a privilege in this country. [applause] so, hillary was not there when the

he asserts jack told him jacqueline kennedy was having sex with her husband's brother. he had denounced this as a lie. how could c.b.s. not know that this man was fabricating the stuff. tees were open, clear badges of fraud. it seems to me you had to be wilfully blind not to know that. >> c david hayman died in 2012. he is not there to fight this topic. you would think at that point those publishing this would listen to you saying maybe we are doing something wrong here. >> i agree. someone would criticise me saying the guy is dead. the books are sold, prem oated to children. that got me on to it. it was like really, you would show this stuff to children. >> i don't understand the value of it being taught in high schools. good to see you. thank you for joining us. the conversation continues on the website aljazeera.com. or on facebook or google plus, or on twitter at >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> hello and welcome to the al jazeera news hour. i'm stephen cole in doha. coming up at least six al-shabab fighters die in a u.s. air strike thought be aimed at the gr

with the kennedy family, in 1960, the cover of "life" magazine shows jacqueline kennedy holding thishat gave them warmth as a family. i think that was something that they purposely did. >> i don't know as i look at this, that i'd be allowing him to bounce my kid in the air. on that netflix documentary, what i found charming about that, liberal or conservative, playing and messing around with all the grandkids, i felt it humanized a guy who had this sort of stiff image. so kid, grandkids can help sort that out, can't they? >> sure they can. and when george w. bush was running for president i actually had the look through photos and we picked out photos of him holding his twins. so it was important to show family that was important to him. grover cleveland was certainly happy when people were interested in his little girls and what he got married in the white house years before that. and it's there the whole time that family warmth has been a part of that. >> whatever the issue is there with you, does it supersede all the images there? >> i think it's -- yes, in the end, people vote wi

[applause] i am reminded, back when president kennedy was president, and he went to france and jacqueline accompanied him and she got all the press and everything. when he was introduced he said he wanted to introduce himself, the person that accompanied jacqueline kennedy to friends -- france. [applause] feel a bitt bill may like that now. i know he loves the sizzle. [applause] let me say this about our former first lady, form a set that former senator, and secretary of state, hillary clinton. when she was in the white house and the senate, no one thought -- fought morely passionately for health reform. hillary came to the senate as a rock star. after 9/11 she was a rock of gibraltar for all of those people and their families in new york city who suffered after 9/11. i was privileged to serve her of her on the health and education committee for eight years. we worked together on a lot of things. one of the things she always worked on was advancing this concept, this idea that health care should be a right and not a privilege in this country. [applause] so, hillary was not there when the

i must say, clint hill, probably the most famous secret service agent of all time, guarding jacqueline kennedy day her husband was assassinated. arthur of a great book, "five days." carolyn, is this as bad as it looks? >> it's actually a little bit worse. several agents who used to work at the secret service have told me they are flabbergasted this has happened. they described it as a worst nightmare. because while the president wasn't in danger, he was heading north. this signifies that the secret service isn't able to sort of keep the fortress invulnerable, or impenetrable. that somebody actually got to the front door and got inside. >> here's peter king. >> there can be a lot of conspiracies against a president, a lot of complex assassination plots, this is the most basic, the most simple type of procedure and how anyone, especially in the days of isis, and we're concerned about terrorist attacks, how someone could get into the white house without being stopped is inexcusable. >> mr. hill, thank you for coming on. let me ask you about the way they put information together. three incidents.

and it was jacqueline kennedy based on your piece, i think, in which she supposedly said there will be great presidents again, but there will not be camelot. >> and she may not have been doing him a great service in the end. because you remember we were talking about earlier the fact that the pendulum swung away from the adoreation of kennedy in this country in the mid 1960s. and in a way she did it with the best of motives. but by suggesting that metaphor camelot she was really setting him up for the later revision. >> you were going say intelligence doesn't matter but it's judgement. >> it's judgement. >> i would argue again it's a reactive job, and the question is what do you do. often on a isn't you have not thought about. >> the raises the question to me, this judgement, do you have to be, where does judgement come from, and is it therefore an argument for a lot of experience. because if you could argue that done -- >> well, it's harry truman and barak obama. harry truman governed with instinct with a deep knowledge of history that people really didn't know he had. and barak obama

[applause] i am reminded, back when president kennedy was president, and he went to france and jacqueline him and she got all the press and everything. when he was introduced he said he wanted to introduce himself, the person that accompanied jacqueline kennedy to friends -- france. [applause] feel a bitt bill may like that now. i know he loves the sizzle. [applause] let me say this about our former first lady, form a set that former senator, and secretary of state, hillary clinton. when she was in the white house and the senate, no one thought -- fought morely passionately for health reform. hillary came to the senate as a rock star. after 9/11 she was a rock of gibraltar for all of those people and their families in new york city who suffered after 9/11. i was privileged to serve her of her on the health and education committee for eight years. we worked together on a lot of things. one of the things she always worked on was advancing this concept, this idea that health care should be a right and not a privilege in this country. [applause] so, hillary was not there when the affordable c

marina said to me, what a terrible thing this is for jacqueline kennedy and for the children.hey have to grow up without a father. i thought about the children. my intuition told me, it's like this happened with me. my children with no father. this, you putw yourself in her place. thought atr have a this time that maybe lee had killed the president? work --i from lee's think, maybe this was lee. i went to the garage and i noticed the rifle was not there. --marina oswald >> it took under six seconds to assassinate the president of the united states. much of the commissions work centered on the question, was it really oswald who fired the rifle? even if he owned the rifle, even if you went home to get it, did he fire the weapon at the president? exactly how many shots were fired and did they all come from the school book building? the rifle was on the sixth floor window. some witnesses believe they heard shots from in front. there was a bullet make in the windshield of the limousine. hospital doctors were quoted as saying they thought of just one bullet entered the stricken at h

marina said to me, what a terrible thing this is for jacqueline kennedy and for the children.hey have to grow up without a father. >> i thought about the children. and jackie. my intuition told me, it's like this happened with me. my children with no father. >> when you saw this, you put yourself in her place. >> in her position. >> did you ever have a thought at this time that maybe lee had killed the president? >> somebody from lee's work -- i think, maybe this was lee. my head went down because i thought maybe this was lee. i went to the garage and i noticed the rifle. it was there and i thought it wasn't him. >> marina oswald -- which he kept his rifle was indeed in the garage for the rifle was not. >> it took under six seconds to assassinate the president of the united states. took the warren commission 10 months to measure those seconds bit by bit. much of the commissions work centered on the question, was it really oswald who fired the rifle? even if he owned the rifle, even if you went home to get it, did he fire the weapon at the president? exactly how many shots were

kennedy married jacqueline, and they met a year earlier. he was in congress. photographer in d.c. they invited more than 700 people to the wedding in rhode island but 3,000 wait outside the church just trying to get a look at the newlyweds. seven years later the kens moved into the white house. of course tragedy would follow but jfk and jackie said, i "i do" 61 years ago today. it's friday. have a great weekend. the dow is off 61 or so but not a bad week. enjoy your weekend. see you on monday. >> ♪ >> this is not a cavuto reunion. this party is no monkey business, and guess, guess, who is getting hammered. >> i'm a social drinker. very social. >> indeed, it's our lead. monkeys getting sloshed and it's all on your dime. the national institute of health spending $4 million over five years to study the effected of excessive drinking on