. >> would you declassify jfk files? >> yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: did you hear the little gulp there before he said yeah? yeah, i might go through those with a sharpie first. trump did declassify the assassination files, we'll see when he gets to his buddy epstein. none of the files, have been released yet, which felt like an opportunity to have some fun. so we went out on hollywood boulevard and we asked pedestrians for their opinions on some of the information that we made up about documents that neither we, nor they, have seen. in tonight's declassified files edition of, liewitness news. ♪ [ applause ] >> so as i'm sure you've heard, trump just decided to declassify a bunch of different files like the jfk, mlk and rfk files. did you read any of the files? >> i actually have read some of those files. >> and what were the biggest revelations that you read about? >> some of the weird sex probably. >> there was a file that said that jfk actually didn't die from a bullet wound, that he died from a peanut allergy, which just wa

under the jfk records act of 1992, all documents related to the killing of jfk should have been transferrednal archives and released to the public by october 2017. president trump in his first term, and former president biden, both authorized the limited release of these records. we will know more about these records sometime soon. back to you. >> thank you very much, madalyn. we have breaking news. now, we are going to get the tape play out from the oval office. the bilateral meeting between our president who is trying to negotiate a deal for piece in the middle east, moving -- peace in the middle east, moving gazans from the strip, with ther who is pushed against it, but now says they will take 12,000 children: the king of jordan. let's watch. >> thank you very much. it's an honor to have king abdullah with us. he has been a friend of mine for a long time. long before my first term. we've had a great relationship. is a great german, great leader. he does a fantastic job in his country. we are lucky enough to have his handsome son with us today. it's good to see you again. we have had some

turns out, trump isn't the first president to release info on jfk's assassination. biden also declassified some documents, though many remained redacted. for example, this one, which reads: "president kennedy -redacted- room full of pan-am stewardess trainees -redacted- baby pool of strawberry jam." we'll never know. one of the reasons that they have kept these files secret for so long is that intelligence agencies say the threat to national security outweighs public interest. yes, we can't afford to have our 60 year old secrets fall into soviet hands. "sir, look at this! apparently the americans are close to developing something called 'fax machine.' it will allow us to send borscht recipe with push of button!" if trump's executive orders are upsetting you, you're not alone. he's pissing off people on a global scale. thursday, he zoomed in to the world economic forum in davos switzerland. you know their slogan, you're too poor to hear our slogan. in a rambling address, the president, among other things, blasted european regulation and trade policies, while also ren

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. >> finally we had news today on the release of the jfk assassination files. on friday the a.g.and dni offices presented their plan to the president to release those files and disclose that some 2400 previously unknown of files were uncovered by the fbi as a result of the presidents' day one executive order. they were never vetted by the review board or the national archives. so, awaiting a plan and we will see the rest of that come out, bret. >> bret: okay. we will follow it all. jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn, thank you. >> as far as i'm concerned, if all of the hostages aren't returned by saturday at 12:00, i think it's an appropriate time. i would say cancel it and all bets are off and let hell break out. i would say they ought to be returned by 12:00 on saturday and if they are not returned, all of them, not in drips and drabs, not two and one and three and four and two. saturday at 12:00. >> bret: deadline there. that's from the oval office minutes ago. let's bring in our panel fox

the fbi uncovers thousands of undisclosed records on the jfk assassination, the fbi reads as followsd in approximately 2400 new inventory digitized records that were previously unrecognized as related to the jfk assassination case file". all of a sudden the scavenger hunt to get very interesting when you have new information. >> transparency is good here. there is a lot of questions that have to be answered, i think they are just kicking the ball and wasting time. that's what i think. >> trace: you are ruining my mystery driver here! what do you think? >> think it's funny, they use a term unearthed, is like unearthing periods, they probably just opened a desk drawer and found the files. i think the american people will not trust everything they get will be legitimate, it's ohio on with their priority list. >> trace: some novels are riding about of the hidden and jfk files. thank you both for coming on. pete hegseth joining american troops in germany training hours into his trip, as defense secretary, he focuses on defense spending and of the war in ukraine. visiting commanders of u.s

the fbi uncovers thousands of undisclosed records on the jfk assassination, the fbi reads as follows records that were previously unrecognized as related to the jfk assassination case file". all of a sudden the scavenger hunt to get very interesting when you have new information. >> transparency is good here. there is a lot of questions that have to be answered, i think they are just kicking the ball and wasting time. that's what i think. >> trace: you are ruining my mystery driver here! what do you think? >> think it's funny, they use a term unearthed, is like unearthing periods, they probably just opened a desk drawer and found the files. i think the american people will not trust everything they get will be legitimate, it's ohio on with their priority list. >> trace: some novels are riding about of the hidden and jfk files. thank you both for coming on. pete hegseth joining american troops in germany training hours into his trip, as defense secretary, he focuses on defense spending and of the war in ukraine. visiting commanders of u.s. military at european and african commands and

releasing the files from jfk to mlk. house republicans announce a new task force on the declassification of federal secrets 6 a.m. here on the east coast, a live look at the washington monument. looking pretty this morning. good morning everyone. i'm jim sciutto in for kasie hunt. great to have you here with us. marc fogel is home. the teacher from pennsylvania spent the last three years wrongfully detained in russia. he was welcomed back to the u.s. by president trump last night after the administration secured his release. he was draped, as you see there in an american flag, later was handed a beer. >> i feel like the luckiest man on earth right now. and, uh. i want you to know that i am not a hero in this at all. and president trump is a hero. >> the white house did not say who the u.s. gave in exchange. president trump called it a show of good faith from the kremlin and signaled that another person may be released soon. >> what were the terms of this deal, mr. president? >> very fair, very, very fair, very reasonable

david you know, the only problem is i have friends who were into the whole jfk assassination theoriesing to two gunmen, it would have been purged years ago a. we'll see. that's what she thinks. a lot of other people -- lauren: they're calling witnesses and experts. david we'll see. lauren, thank you very much. >>> coming up, elon musk says he wants answers about how so many bureaucrats are actually getting rich. if. >> there seems to be mysteriously -- they seem to be mysteriously wealthy. why? where does it come from? i think heir getting wealthy at the taxpayer expense. the david we'll get to the bottom of that one. and the price for a dozen of eggs just hit a new record high. stores are limiting purchases of eggs. we've got the full report coming next. ♪ country boys and girls getting down on the farm. ♪ you can have a lot of fun in a new york minute -- ♪ but there's some things you can't do inside those city -- choose advil liqui-gels for faster, stronger and longer-lasting relief than tylenol rapid release gels. because advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. so for fas

the jfk assassination.o far, the initial hearing that was actually held here and congress was actually faulty in the theory that there were two shooters and we should be finding more information as we are able to gain access hopefully before the files are actually released to the public. >> jesse: events like the super bowl bring out america's seedy underbelly in every city. bad actors look at these major events as opportunities to take advantage of large crowds and operate in the shadows. chris hansen went to a parish outside of the big easy and took down a bunch of would-be child predators, including a migrant who wanted to exploit a 14-year-old. >> you talked online about having oral sex with this boy. >> no. >> no? >> that is wrong. >> yes, "no, i'm not going to do anything, just friends, nothing else. >> jesse: hansen also busted a who had been in the new orleans police academy until he resigned after getting caught shoplifting. this time he was trying to send in huber to pick up a young teen to start

and so that's what led to the jfk records act.records act, tens of thousands of documents were released and records were released that showed there were a lot of suspicious things that were never told to the warren commission. and i just referenced that lawsuit earlier from the mary ferrell foundation. they've pointed out, for instance, that though the jfk records act requires all of these assassination related documents to be released, there's a character who plays a major role in this named george joannides, who was a cia agent, or the head of station in miami, which was a hotbed of anti-castro activity in 1963. and he also was running a new orleans based group that came into contact with lee harvey oswald before the kennedy assassination. none of that was ever released. then, years later, joannides is appointed by the cia to be a liaison with the house committee investigating the jfk assassination, and joannides never tells them, hey, by the way, i ran this shadowy group in new orleans that was a hotbed of anti-castro activity,

documents linked to the jfk assassination will soon be released. what it could reveal about that historic point in time. >> also, elon musk in the oval office at the white house. we'll show you how musk and president trump defended plans for huge budget cuts and major changes to the federal government, despite getting dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. council will take another look at an ordinance that would make it illegal to camp in public spaces and to help those campers. now, it would ban people from camping on any public street, sidewalk or park, and anyone concealing or helping an illegal encampment could be charge

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at the height of the movement, jfk became the first president to call for affirmative action.n johnson signed the civil rights act. by the 1990's, a backlash that emerged over affirmative action. voters in california, washington , michigan, and arizona banned its use in a public education and employment. racial justice was back in the conscience. companies began ending these initiatives after the supreme court banned affirmative action in college admissions. the roots run deep in american history. anchor: earlier i spoke to a professor at usc. >> i think this is a very particular moment in which those three letters are being scapegoated, the last. everything is being blamed on those three letters. most polling shows that americans believe that diversity is a good thing. they ought to be inclusive environments. the broader ideals remain at the core of america. anchor: why has it become so politicized? >> let's rewind almost five years ago when george floyd was murdered. we saw it play out on video footage. that forest a reckoning. that was a conversations that most americans di

it's an explicit tia and the jfk files are being released so what documents might be next? unseen" is next. ♪ with dexcom g7, managing your diabetes just got easier. so, what's your glucose number right now? good thing you don't need to fingerstick. how's all that food affect your glucose? oh, the answers on your phone. what if you're heading low at night? [phone beeps] wow, it can alert you?! and you can even track your goals. manage your diabetes with confidence with dexcom g7. the most accurate cgm. ♪ learn more at dexcom.com >> laura: time for "seen and unseen" where we reveal the stories behind the headlines for that we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. all right, raymond, it's a curious word that keeps popping up this week no matter where you turn. >> it's not a pretty word. >> for whatever reason we are becoming crasser and crasser. i hate it when people yell in public the f word or speak on the phone loudly and they are cursing. it normalizes moronic communication and it dumbs everybody down. use better words. that said, this was democratic congressman ro

history. >> president trump has ordered the full release of the jfk files and today marks an important is here with more on that. >> the president gave the intelligence agencies until today to come up with a plan to declassify the remaining sealed files in john f. kennedy's assassination, promising, in his words, to give the americans the truth after six decades of secrecy. this morning more than 60 years after president john f. kennedy was assassinated riding in a presidential motorcade in dallas, intelligence agencies are supposed to deliver a plan to the white house outlining the public release of the remaining files in the case. >> i think there is definitely revelatory material in there. >> reporter: investigative urnalist jeff morley has testimony from another cia official that remains heavily redacted and letters jackie kennedy wrote to lyndon johnson, along with four interviews from 1964 to a historian. >> jackie kennedy and bobby kennedy are known to have privately not believed the official story of the assassination. >> reporter: for decades fueling conspiracy after conspirac

it's interesting he's asked for this plan to get the information about the jfk files and other fileso get further details have how that's actualy going to happen. still the plan is working forward rick works up next and the big we can show the president says he's serious about the plan to annex canada is a 50 first american state. we will talk about that. ♪ ♪ ♪ hello everybody welcome back to a special edition of the big we can show. now, even though deportations are surging under president trump the media is reporting he is quote angry the numbers are not actually higher but here's what dhs secretary kristi noem had to say about that report. >> what he is concerned about is yes, we've had great success in getting a rapist, murderers and child pornographers and pedophiles out of our country away from her children and families. but, he does not want us to relax. he does not want us to get comfortable and say without a good job. he wants us to put the pedal down and go even harder and we will do that. >> to be caught in his life from new york city tonight with the latest on president t

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gerald posner wrote case closed lee harvey oswald and the assassination of jfk.shot and killed in the basement of the headquarters two days after kennedy's death fueling speculation about whether he was, in fact, solely responsible. it is unclear right now whether tulsi gabbard's senate confirmation status is going to hold up this process at all. the dni is supposed to write this plan for the president along with the a.g. and that position is held right now by an acting figure, stacey dixon. meantime, a plan for the release of the mlk assassination files is due by march 9th, guys. >> brian: jacqui, i guess it was just speculation. why does it take so long to release papers? what is the problem? why not just hand over the papers? you don't need to brace us. we are talking 1963. >> jacqui: i think anyone who has that answer has a higher security clearance than i do. i'm sorry i'm coming up empty for you. >> ainsley: doesn't it sound like maybe because these are just the plans. they have to come up with the plan. doesn't it sound like maybe -- there's a lot of pushb

records since president trump directed the bureau to release documents tied to the assassinations of jfkdy and martin luther king jr. the bureau says the search resulted in uncovering more than 2000 new records that weren't previously recognized as being related to jfk's death. those records and the records of robert f kennedy and martin luther king jr, are set to be released by march 9th. nevada health officials reported that state's first human case of avian flu. public health leaders say a farm worker was infected with a new strain of the virus after being exposed to cattle at a dairy farm east of reno. here in california, 38 human cases of bird flu have been reported since the outbreak last year. the cdc says nationwide, 67 human infections have been reported. >> the fear is that it continues to evolve, and it's going to figure out how to get into human bodies more effectively over time. >> 16 states have reported cattle herds infected with avian flu. the spread through poultry has infected more than 156 million birds, leading to the slaughter of many flocks. new york city shut down

meanwhile, back here at home, president trump's executive order to declassify jfk, rfk, mlk, jr.ssassination files is making waves. house oversight committee chairman james comer has appointed congresswoman anna paulina luna to lead a new task force focused on the declassification of these files, along with jeffrey epstein's client. list files related to nine over 11 the origins of covid 19, unidentified foreign objects, and federal secrets. maybe they can also release the name of the names of congressmen who have nondisclosure agreements that use taxpayer dollars because of relationships they were involved in here with. the latest house oversight committee chair james comer, along with congresswoman anna paulina luna. anna, start with you. it sounds like you want everything. i hope you'll also consider what i want to. >> look. we do. i think that we're in the business of providing transparency to the american people. and, sean, for too long, the american people have doubted government. rightfully so. they held back lots of information that the american people were entitled to. a

the significance of good democratic party policy has been demonstrated by bill clinton, jfk, and most importantly fdr. in the book, paul dickinson, the author, explains how fdr established a draft with an 87% approval rating, way before pearl harbor saved the world. today the magnitude of intellectual dishonesty in the democratic party has destroyed fdr's legacy. so, let me provide some evidence of my assertion by mr. hakeem jeffries. when we call january 6, perhaps pull up the clip, a day of infamy, which fdr used to explain the entire pacific fleet to the nation. by the way, mr. jeffries has no support in his own district, new york eight. he actually received fewer votes than the loser in new york 17. host: robert, he was just reelected in november. caller: let me explain. mr. jeffries was in the wall street journal a few days ago, trying to change the rules to fill the seat of miss stuff ionic. mind you, mr. jeffries should resign immediately, as he demonstrates a high level of intellectual dishonesty. host: that's robert in texas. back to the independent line. mark, jefferson, col

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uncontrollable aircraft and it is going to dive to earth the way this one did. >> sean: if we go to the jfk crash, that was a case where he was not as instrument trained for a flight that he was taking and even his own instructor wanted to fly with him on that flight. and what people don't know about spatial disorientation with what happens is you are flying, you don't see the coast and you just see black and you have the feeling that you are flying the aircraft straight and you have every five or of your being believing that. and once you are instrument trained, you were taught to ignore your own feelings and let the instruments override those feelings. that is something that has to be practiced at a very high level for a long time to be able to transcend that, right? >> right, exactly. and i'm not saying that the pilot failed here. i'm wondering whether the instruments failed, whether he had a total blackout of his instrument panel. because you have talked about the possibility of hitting the autopilot. at 1600 feet, i don't think they would have engaged the autopilot yet. they were still

i'm going to give the jfk section here a light touch. it gets a heavy touch in the book, but i've learned the hard way. people are very emotional about the kennedys. if you hate them, you believe that jfk was stuffing briefcases for his girlfriend, judith exner, to give to sam g. and karnow in chicago? that's pretty preposterous. i don't think i don't think he was doing that. but if you love the kennedy, you don't want to you don't want to hear anything negative about them. and so i'm just going to give you just a light touch of what's important here. i think a lot of people think the kennedys are one unit. they are not. they were each very different individuals, especially the big three. jack, bobby, dad, joe and there's no question in my mind that in 1960, joe kennedy wanted labor help for his son in the election and by the way, the theme of labor and the mafia is very big. and i get into in the book, what does labor have to do with the mafia? it's takes too much time to explain it here, but i lay it out very, very clearly in the book.

you're talking to a guy. >> that's read the entire. >> jfk file. you've seen all the secret stuff.een all of that. and i've seen the seven pages of the nine over 11 report. i've seen it all. >> and what he goes on to say here is that the documents that are being withheld don't answer the questions that we all have or that certainly are fueling the conspiracy theories. and by the way, those are still alive today. as a matter of fact, apparently today in congress. representative anna paulina luna, a representative from florida, are back in where we are from. me too. and you? that's right. she addressed some of the issues and the questions that persist to this day. listen to this. >> i can tell you, based on what i've been seeing so far, the initial hearing that was actually held here in congress was actually faulty in the single bullet theory. i believe that there were two shooters, and we should be finding more information as we are able to gain access into the skiff, hopefully before the files are actually released to the public. >> i mean, look, so to be clear that we've seen no e

yes, you are right, 1961, jfk did create it by executive order, but it was in 1998 that congress established usaid as an independent agency. caller: i understand. but president trump as the executive has the right to do what he is doing to check to see what is going on. it is not totally eliminated yet, but it does help to be able to cut spending where you can, especially this wasteful spending. that is all. that is all i'm saying. people are just so emotional about it. when you have a choice, choice and coup do not go together. anyway, is a good conversation to have, so thank you very much. host: this is michael. good morning. caller: good morning. how is everything going? host: good. caller: well, the holidays were and if we could just put that aside, giving money, not giving money, voting for someone, not voting for someone, he's our president. and if he could just open the invitation to bill gates, i think that would cool a lot of heads on the left. hannah: this is host: this is bill in smith field now? caller: yes. host: let's go back to doge and elon musk, do you welcome what you've se

if you're free tonight, head down to party at the turkish airlines lounge at jfk, because shit is aboutknow what? i applaud donald trump for letting a blue city mayor off the hook. this sends a message. donald trump is not about being a democrat or a republican. as long as you're criminally corrupt, you're his people. [applause] [cheers and applause] now, i'm curious, what was it about adams' case that convinced trump to drop the charges? >> as soon as donald trump was elected, adams began a campaign for reprieve, flying down to florida to meet with trump, driving overnight to attend trump's inauguration. the democratic mayor declining to criticize trump. >> jordan: oh, god, trump really loves getting his ass kissed, doesn't he? which probably explains why all his suit pants have that little trapdoor on the butt like old-timey long underwear. [laughter] now to be fair, the justice department didn't say they let adams off because he kissed trump's ass. they had an even dumber reason. >> a justice department memo said it reached this conclusion without assessing the strength of the eviden

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i really want to ask you quickly about the jfk file assassination files, and there are some new tidbits coming out about that. >> the fbi says they found 2400 documents that could be part of this review. now that they're doing. and we'll see whether under the president's order that these get released, keep in mind there have been a number of a number of these reviews, and every time they look at them, there are still some documents that cannot be released because of of intelligence reasons. and so, obviously, the fact that there might be still some documents that won't get released will forever fuel the conspiracies about who shot jfk. you know, it will live on, i'm sure. >> it shall. >> but the fact that there's 2400 new documents that they didn't know about is really significant. >> that seems to be a very big deal. all right, evan perez, thank you so much. well, things are getting personal. elon musk wants to buy openai, but its ceo, sam altman, is having none of it. musk and a group of investors are offering more than $97 billion for the parent company of chatgpt, which is a competi

and this administration declassify the assassinations of martin luther king jr., jfk, and rfk. i'm wondering if it is likely we are going to see more information regarding the assassination attempts on the the president life while he was on the campaign trail? >> secretary leavitt: in regards to the assassination of the individuals you mentioned, president trump signed that executive order directing the respective agencies to do it. i know that that process continues and is ongoing. he is committed to transparency and the declassification of these very important files that i think many americans are not only interested in learning about but also have the right to know about. as for the two heinous assassination attempt on the president life, he has spoken to this publicly, i have spoken to him about it privately, as he said publicly to all of you, he feels he has a right to know about further information about the individuals who try to kill him, tried to take his life, so if and when -- when we get that information, i will leave it up to the president to decide whether or not

the first two episodes dropped this morning, with maryland governor wes moore and jfk's grandson, jack schlossberg. we're going to keep this qr code in the corner of the screen all hour long, which you can scan to subscribe. and coming up after the break, right after a federal judge blocked elon musk's crew from accessing a critical treasury department payment system, we got news that they've now made their way inside the state department. senator ron wyden is the ranking democrat on the finance committee. he has been leading the charge against musk and his minions in the senate. and he joins me in just 60s. >> net credit is here to say. >> yes. >> even when other lenders. won't apply online in minutes and get funds deposited the next business day or sooner. >> yes. net credit. >> credit to the people. >> look at this one under-eye bag. it's gone. >> there's this side. and this side. >> have you. >> seen these videos all over. >> social media and said. >> to. >> yourself, how. >> is that real? it's called plexaderm. and plexaderm is clinically studied. to help. reduce the. >> appearanc

the public safety workshop will take place at the jfk library tomorrow evening at 630. and this is open to the public. >> also tomorrow, vallejo school will reopen more than a week after it was forced to close because of a copper wire theft. it caused solano wiedenmann leadership academy to have no power and required extensive repairs. vallejo city unified school district says it has increased security to help prevent future incidents. more than 600 elementary and middle schoolers were temporarily placed at six alternative campuses. >> of course, we continue to track the first 100 days of president trump's second term in office. and he may soon sign an order to dismantle the u.s. department of education. the education secretary and congress would be called on to gut the department, but it would not be an immediate shutdown. the order would align with trump's campaign promise of sending education policy back to the states. trump claims the department has too much funding without adequate academic results. >> tonight, there is anger among some parents at an elementary sch

the public safety workshop will take place at the jfk library tomorrow evening at 630. and this is open to the public. >> also tomorrow, vallejo school will reopen more than a week after it was forced to close because of a copper wire theft. it caused solano wiedenmann leadership academy to have no power and required extensive repairs. vallejo city unified school district says it has increased security to help prevent future incidents. more than 600 elementary and middle schoolers were temporarily placed at six alternative campuses. >> of course, we continue to track the first 100 days of president trump's second term in office. and he may soon sign an order to dismantle the u.s. department of education. the education secretary and congress would be called on to gut the department, but it would not be an immediate shutdown. the order would align with trump's campaign promise of sending education policy back to the states. trump claims the department has too much funding without adequate academic results. >> tonight, there is anger among some parents at an elementary sch

transit in inner sunset and ability to do a lot of shopping on foot, and now the improved biking with jfk closed to cars, because we have a 4 and a half year old who rides her bike. we now have a safe place to go and ride bike jz don't have to to worry about traffic. >> graffiti continues to be one of these things that during the pandemic just got out of control everywhere in the city and i do think that it is hampering our recovery of commercial corridors, so some of the volunteers on west portal avenue, some of the merchants got together with interns at our office to do some hands on abatement and we have been doing it regularly. we are doing it once a week and we have a wonderful neighbor, carrie organizing and storing the paint and supplies in her office on west portal, but this needs more then just a volunteer efforts. >> i'm grateful for the collaboration. we passed legislation at the board and put $4 million in the budget over the next 24 months to help the department of public works hire laborers and labor apprentices to abate the graffiti on private property on commercial corrido

they didn't shy away from jfk which obviously they didn't get the job done so they showed the secret and where they've come from and i think that was probably something that will inspire. we saw the numbers that have grown up in december and january but you would have to imagine other law enforcement feel the same. it's great they put something out there that goes back to the moment i talked about earlier, be proud of your country and be proud to serve. >> when we are reading through what president trump said about biden revoking security clearance, he made it crystal clear this is retaliation. we didn't do this in the past, he made the choice to do this to me, so i'm in charge and doing it back. is that fair play? >> i think from the practical side, it doesn't make too much of a difference, i don't think he was calling president biden up for any advice which theoretically is why former presidents would still have plans so they can stay up-to-date and later leader would look back and say you dealt with these issues, i need your insight and i feel that wouldn't be something he would d

yeah, ronald reagan, jfk, tremendous oratory tradition, but it kind of feels like we're bit of a rut here, terry. you know, unless i'm missing something, let's change it. i think it's changed in terms of what we want from our leaders. so i think if someone got up today and, spoke like john f kennedy and and you know what i'm talking about, right? this kind of like soaring rhetoric, like i think most of americans would kind of scratch their head and like, what are you doing? that's not how we speak and that's not what we expect of our leaders. and so, in a way, is this sort of catch 22. we we don't expect that. we don't want that. but then what we get is well, what we get was what we get. i mean, i think most one of the things that barack obama talked to me about over the years that i include in the book is is said, you shouldn't talk like john f kennedy because you're not john f kennedy. you should have a conversation. it's something he would often tell us. you should want to have a conversation with the audience. and so i think that's what america fans are looking for. and so that d

on the day that jfk was assassinated in in dallas.reakout album and it was a trust but verify moment for me. i did check it out when with the beatles came out. and sure enough, november 22nd, 1963, the same exact day which started a chain of events that led to something that, well, they shaped popular culture for the past 60 years. >> no. >> that's right. i mean, and thank. >> you for having me on. >> it's one of these things where. >> 77. >> days after jfk. >> was assassinated, the beatles arrive in. >> america. >> right here in new york. >> on pan am, 101 and 3000 people are screaming waiting for them. >> but it's an america. >> that not only is going through. >> an assassination and all. >> that comes with. >> it and. >> and mourning. >> there. it's still in. >> america, where bob. >> dylan is. >> acoustic. >> where america. >> in the south is still segregated. >> and with jfk's assassination right before thanksgiving. >> comes winter. >> and just. >> this day, 61 years ago. >> the beatles bring the hope. >> of spring. >> in many.

reporter: gerald wrote case closed and assassination of jfk and os walled shot and killed in basementll las police headquarters two days after kennedy's death fueling speculation after he was in fact solely responsible. it is unclear whether tulsi gabbard's senate confirmation status will yep size his time line and she along with attorney general put together the plan to have the president move forward with the release. meantime we're also staring down a march 9 deadline for the release of the mlk files. stuart: what is the risk of throwing everything at the wall real fast. what's the risk in doing that, the strategy? >> hi, stu. the strategy is yielding results along the lines of what president trump was going to get. of course the residenting is that wielding stick for the opponent who has some ability to poke back at you and i was just listening to you and your fellows and countedder terrorisms that china levels on companies and offering or threatening to do so and that's some of the blow back is when you do this, you never really know where dust settles. >> plan to run against nan

. >> laura: first of all usaid was actually created in 1961 bite jf it -- jfk via executive order. that was after he signed the foreign assistance act into law. as a chief executive of our government, donald trump has the responsibility to safeguard our economic well-being which is now being jeopardized by these types of fraudulent programs. and they are all across the government. this is literally scratching the surface. of course, actually cutting the fat out of government? that might as well be a war crime according to the press. >> you want to authorize purging of the state department personnel, what does that mean exactly? >> if you want to take a look at the state department where dei has been a priority over diplomacy, i can give you hundreds of examples let's list them off. half a billion dollars to expand atheism in nepal, $50,000 to do a transgender operation in colombia, to do an lgbtq comic book in peru. $20,000 of a drug shows in ecuador. shall i continue of more examples? >> seems like that could be review speed that you think? of course democrats are in desperate nee

[cheers and applause]ll >> laura: first of all coaches usaid was actually created inte 1961 by jfk via executive order. toiv that was after he signed te foreign assistance act into lawe is the chief executive of our government, donald j. trump haso safeguard our economic well-being which is now being jeopardized by these types ofog fraudulent programs.ra are they are all across thera government, by the wayll. this is literally scratching the surface. of course, actually cutting the fat out of government, that might as well be a war crime according tothat the press. >> you want to authorize purging of state department personnel.h what does that mean exactly? >> if you want to take a look at the state department where deiiv has been a priorite y over diplomacy many accounts, i canal give you hundreds of examples. what proof do you have? >> half a million dollars atheism and $50,000 to do a transgender operating columbia, $47,000 to do lgbtq trans comic book in peru, $20,000 tonn do drag shows in ecuador and should i continue more examples? >> certainly, there seems to be a you things. >>

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back here at home president trump's executive order to declassify jfk, rfk, mlk jr.'has appointed congresswoman anna pallino luna to lead a task force focused on the declassification of these files along with jeffrey epstein's client list. files related to 9/11, the origins of covid-19, unidentified foreign objects and federal secrets. maybe they can also release the name of congressman who have nondisclosure agreements that use taxpayer dollars because of relationships they were involved in. james comber along with congresswoman anna pallino luna. start with you. start -- sounds like you want everything. i hope you will consider what i want. >> we are in the business of providing transparency to the american people. for too long the american people have doubted government rightfully so. they held back on some information that the american people were entitled to and i'm thankful for president trump being office. i want to put this out there. if we find that the president executive order is stonewalled, i do not put it past chairman comber or speaker johnson to hold t