chris matthews was here peddling his latest jfk book. he is a huge fan. was jfk under estimated? that is the debate going on. talk about controlling the message. in the obama administration, we talk about their view of the press. they are so controlling of the press. >> they have not done a good job. >> that was a campaign that was brilliant in its use of new media. that again is striking. every president uses the medium of their own time. radio, tv with kennedy. we have not seen this white house effectively harness and the -- any of the media. >> goldman sachs. >> one of the reasons i supported president obama was i did not want to see larry summers in the white house. [laughter] with hillary clinton, until the end of her campaign, there was not a sense of how she could bring her history to bear. it was very much a restoration ist campaign. he fell if you are going to get the clinton administration part 3. -- you felt as if you were going to get the clinton administration part 3. if you feel it was such a crisis and panic at that time as many say it was coming out of the calamit

it's actually this woman mimi beardsley offered, wrote a book about her affair with jfk, an 18-monthat started when she was 19 years old and an intern at the white house. it is an incredible story. >> and she knew -- have we ever heard her story before? >> she was outed in 2003, which i didn't remember. >> i don't remember that. >> robert dallas, a wonderful historian, wrote a book about jfk and through his research he heard about this person, only knew the name mimi, wrote 37 words about her, and that did it. everybody -- it got a tremendous amount of attention, and they wanted to find out who she was. one of the local papers did find the last name. when she was outed, she gave written statement and that was it and disappeared. through the course of these next several years, she decided, you know what, this is my story, i have to tell my own story. >> the secret was killing her. >> fascinating. >> it is and a little shocking, too. parts you'll find disturbing. >> your cleanse, real quick. what are you not eating? >> everything that matters. >> you don't eat sugar, starch, no alcohol

travelers through airports faster and expected to begin in indianapolis, at lake city and jfk's airport. >>> a new book it's about an affair with john f. kennedy and the aftermath. it will hit the store shelves today. >>> 57b8g annual empire state runoff take place -- in the -- and it raises money. >>> coming up what officials say caused this daredevil to fall 25 feet. >>> and dramatic rescue of a dog from the icy waters in colorado. >>> and are you having trouble turning off your laptop and cell phone? the latest on how social media has millions of you addicted. >>> a big night for the former pennsylvania senator making his big run for the gop nomination. >>> how soon opening statements could happen in the george hughley murder trial. >>> and the penn state sex abuse scandal shocked the nation. find out what lawmakers are doing today to toughen child abuse reporting laws. >>> all of that is ahead. i'm megan prin

she talks about the first time she had sex with jfk in her new book. seduced by the playful president in mrs. kennedy's bed. room -- the 69-year-old says that she would do her homework and the limo on the way to have sex with them. she called him mr. president. the intimacy did not stop with him. he coerced into taking care of a friend that looked tense during a swim. >> these rumors have been out for a long time. that is now formalized in the memoir is a "game changers". >> jacqueline onassis and jfk has been dead for years. i am wondering why now? >> at one point when she thought she was pregnant, the president set up an appointment with an abortion doctor even though it was illegal at the time. >> thank you. apparently david beckham is the shy type when he is in his underwear. the soccer star says he had no where to look when that racy new underwear commercial aired during the super bowl. david beckham said he was watching the game with 20 people when the ad came on. in his words he admits that he is very shy. >> that is the reason you do it on nati

kept that secret for 40 years before she was outed by robert dallek, the historian in his book, his biography of jfk that that she began to think about unburdening herself with the secret because she began to see her story in paragraphs in other people's books and she finally decided that she wanted to just tell her story her way. >> i've also written down the word recklessness. wow. >> well, she -- both she and dallek are interested and use the same word about jfk. they say he had this ability to compart meant comp)$>mentalize his life, very measured in what he did but on the other hand so reckless in his personal life and beyond that there was a dark side that mimi talks about, as well. it went beyond being reckless. >> you deal with these intimate details with as much care and grace and caution as is humanly possible which brings us to an actual word of caution. this is where the material gets a little dicier and a little racier, so a word of caution to those who perhaps may be watching with children in the room and with thanks to meredith w. that word of caution in mind let's now return to mered

author of a new tell-all book about jfk claimant an affair with the president while white house internhen the affair began in 1962. working at the white house less than a week and john f. kennedy and butter on personal tour of the president's not 69 years old grandmother and retired the book on sale wednesday. coming up not much to dislike of the chicago bulls tonight taken on the new jersey nets make things look easy in new jersey and by cox making a change akin to snap a five game losing streak sports is next. hershey's drops. a lot of hershey's happiness in little drops of milk chocolate. and cookies n creme. pure hershey's. fo new stride whitemint is a hit but it lasts too long. how do we get people to chew another piece? i got this one. oh hey. [ male announcer ] spit it out. or yeti will find you. [ grunts ] i like him. thanks ryan. [ male announcer ] new stride whitemint. the ridiculously long lasting gum. buying this juicer online was unbelievable. [ female announcer ] sometimes a good deal isn't such a good deal. but new bounty gives you value you can see. in this lab demo one

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political world, blockbuster allegations of an 18-month tryst that jfk supposedly had with a teen during his presidency. a new tell-all book alford now 68 years old who says she is unlocking decades old secrets of a sex life she shared with jfk. alford goes into this detail about losing her virginity to the commander in chief and how she felt about their relationship in an interview with meredith vieira airing tonight on nbc. >> you wrote that i wouldn't describe it happened that night as making love but i wouldn't call it nonconsensual either. he had maneuvered me swiftly and unexpectedly and with such authority and strength that short of screaming i doubt if i could have done anything to thwart his intentions, with which almost makes it sound like you did feel you were somewhat overpowered. >> well, i think overpowered in the sense that he was the president. he was this unbelievably handsome man, 45 years old, not overpowered physically that someone had grabbed me and made me do something that i wasn't really willing to do. >> richard is a historian and vice president of vote iq. as we listen to part of the interview mer

. >> brand new book on jfk. it is sparking a lot of buzz over some very serious allegations of an affair with a 19-year-old white house intern. the former intern and author mimi alfred, claims that she lost her virginity to the president when he took her into the first lady jackie's bedroom. she spoke about this affair on nbc today. >> not overpowered physically that someone had grabbed me and made me do something that i wasn't really willing to do because i really think i was willing to do it. >> alfred says the alleged affair started in the summer of 1962 and lasted for 18 months, just as she was heading off to college, in fact. she says she kept it a secret until it was revealed eight years ago when the biography of kennedy mentioned the alleged affair. the book, "once upon a secret. my affair with with president john f. kennedy and it's aftermath" will be available on wednesday. newt gingrich lost nevada. he lost it it, but he's still in it to win it and his daughter and campaign adviser jackie gingrich cush

jfk. details on what she is revealing in a new book. >>> an update from the campaign trail. contests in three states today. there is a key prize up for grabs. fox 5 morning news will be back in a moment. ♪ pierre! your fashion is so "right now," but your banking is so last season! earn more with high yield free checking at capital one bank. instead of some unfashionable rate, your checking could be earning five times the national average. and free atms anywhere. five times the interest? that's hot. oooooo! let's catwalk! you want more interest? open an account at a capital one bank. what's in your wallet? does this make my tuches look big? anything not moving forward is moving backward. [ tires screech ] [ engine turns over, tires squeal ] introducing the 2013 gs. with the lexus enform app suite, the most connected information and communication technology available in an automobile. [ tires screeching ] the all-new 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back. sit the latest from the campaign trail in the race for the republican nomination. voters will cast votes today and there is

jfk a few years back. now she's chosen to talk in a new book out this week called "once upon a secret." meredith vieira has the story in an exclusive interview. >> most mornings when i woke up, i thought, i don't want to get up and write this book. i want to hide under the covers. >> reporter: what made you then get out from under the covers? >> i think when you keep a secret, and when you keep silent about something, you do it because you think it's keeping you safe, but in fact, it's deadly. >> reporter: the secret, claims alford, started in the summer of 1962, when the 19-year-old debutante from a prominent new jersey family began what she says was an 18-month affair with president john f. kennedy. the revelation was first revealed in 2003 when historian robert dallek wrote in his biography of jfk, that a small, slender, beautiful white house intern was rumored to be among the president's many paramours. at the time, mimi declined to offer details. she issued a short statement, then disappeared. now she is talking, and says her first close encounter with the president took place in t

signing in blessed sacrament church in washington, sunday morning at 11:30 to talk about my book has the whole story on jfk, stop by. "the ed show" with ed schultz starts right now. >>> good evening, americans, welcome to "the ed show" from new york, the president made a move today that really should end the republicans war against women when it comes to health care. but we know better. it won't. this is "the ed show," let's get to work. >>> religious liberty will be protected. >> the president is keeping everyone happy on the contraception mandate. >> a law that requires preventative care will not discriminate against women. >> jan schakowski of illinois and msnbc's melissasharris-perry are here. >> president obama tried to control your lives. >> the republican candidates get their chance to distort the truth at cpac. >> barack obama is the poster child for the arrogance of government. >> howard fineman has the latest from cpac. >>> scott walker has reached another all-time low. he's using wisconsin's mortgage settlement to plug his budget shortfall instead of helping homeowners. milwaukee mayor tom barre

jfk as blissfully happy with the wind blowing his hair. and adds, it was for him what getting out on a horse is for me. with her thoughtful forward to the bookand some of her mother's recollections, we also learn about caroline kennedy, whose presence animates this institution like no other, and whose steady leadership has put this library in the forefront of the presidential library system, in providing worldwide access to archival collections. we learn of the adventure stories her father told caroline as a young girl, stories about two ponies, white star and black star. as he wove these tales, the president would let her pick which horse she would like to race and ask which of her cousins would race on the other. she would often choose stevie smith as her adversary. and when asked by the interviewer if she was always the heroine in jfk's scores, she quipped, of course. we will open tonight with a brief introduction from the triumphant horse woman in our midst. after caroline's comments, our panel will feature michael beschloss, who wrote the introduction so this new book, as well as its extensive annotations, and richard k. donahue, a memb

this book by the alleged mistress of jfk, even steven king writing a novel based on the assassinationes it help him or hurt him, do you think? >> it would hurt him if people imputed to him this media obsession, i don't think they will. i don't think people who are looking to stop a policy that forces them to lay off firefighters -- i spoke to the mayor who needs more federal help. joe kennedy understands that. this isn't his fault. if people thought he was somehow inviting this or reveling in it, they'd be resentful. but the media can go off on whatever tangents it wants, i think you'll find joe kennedy as a candidate talking to people. he's not the one who's giving interviews to the british newspapers. i know you're going to find him very focused on representing that district and it'll be clear he's no more responsible for the media obsession than any of us are. >> let me ask you about something that's been out there now. you know there was a lot of controversy and we were talking about this earlier in this program about the house hearing yesterday, about women's reproductive rights

off chevy chase circle in washington sunday morning at 11:30 to talk about my new book that has the whole story on jfk. stop by if you can. "politics nation" with al sharpton starts right now. >>> welcome to "politics nation. it's i'm al sharpton. tonight's lead -- the president strikes a balance and republicans strike a pose. today, president obama announced a plan for birth control coverage that should end the controversy that's dominated thç news these last few days. >> religious liberty will be protected, and a law that requires free preventive care will not discriminate against women. and we live in a pluralistic society where we're not going to agree on every single issue or share every belief. that doesn't mean that we have to choose between individual liberty and basic fairness for all americans. >> basic fairness. religion and rights. not either/or. that's what this plan insures. under it, women are guaranteed birth control at no out-of-pocket cost. yet religious groups will not be forced to offer contraceptives. instead, insurance companies will step in to offer the coverage. groups like pla

jfk, who did he turn to? jackie. >> were there parts of the cd set and book that surprised you and revealed new sides of president kennedy? >> not really. but i was marveed about the detail she went to in remodelling the white house and the research that she did and then her ability to administer it is really overwhelming. i just can't believe that a person could do it on short notice, unless she had been planning it for, you know, much longer than we know. >> i think it was a depth of her reaction when she came to the white house and had a love experience with mrs eisenhower. and she said that the -- when the white house was reconstructed during the truman administration, it was falling down, they scooped out everything in the inside and built new floors, they ran out of money, so they made a deal with one of the stores and they refurnished that way and that is what it looked like. the restoration of the white house is written off as interior decoration, she had to raise this money which was not easy. she had to keep particularly two or three advisers from essentially colliding with one another. and sister parish to som

david's the author of a number of books, a book about 1920, the year of six presidents, 1960, lbj versus jfk versus nixon. and ted williams, "my life in pictures." he's also written and produced a wmht documentary, "local heros: baseball and capital district diamonds." reviews for his harry truman book talk about how lively it is, illuminating portraits of candidates and the even-handed portrayal of truman is especially compelling. the journey that he takes to get us to election day is one he has definitively become the best at leading. in his past, his work has been compared to theodore white's classic, "the making of the president" series. i think pietrusza is the undisputed champion of chronicling americans' presidential campaigns. he holds a master's degree in history from the university offal albany and have served on city council of amsterdam, new york, and is the recipient of the 2011 excellence in letters and arts award of the alumni association at the university at albany. in addition to doing presidential biographies and elections, he is also a member of sabra, the baseball histori

david is the author of a number of books and he is here to talk about his book about 1920 the year of six presidents, 1960 lbj versus jfk versus nixon, and ted williams my life of pictures. he has also written and produced a wma hq documentary local heroes, baseball and capital district diamonds. reviewed for his hairy german book talk about how likely it is, eliminating portraits of portrait support candidates and the even-handed appraisal of truman is especially compelling. the journey he takes is to election day is one he is definitively lead in his past his work has been compared to theodore white's classic them a king of the president series. after three stayed home runs by think pietrusza is the undisputed champion of chronicling americans presidential campaigns. heals a master's degree in history the university at albany and is served on city council in amsterdam new york and is the recipient of the 2011 excellence in letters and arts award of the alumni association at the university of albany. in addition to doing presidential biographies and elections he is also a member of saber a, the baseball historians orga

. >>> did jfk have sex with a 19-year-old intern? the new book about his alleged white house affair behind jackie's back. >>> and gisele versus the giants today. who just told the supermodel to shut up? i'm brooke anderson. >> and i'm kevin frazier. >>> "the insider" is on. >>> gisele under attack by the super bowl champs. >> she should continue to be cute and shut up. >>> "the insider" viral video and why the backlash against tom brady's wife just won't stop. >> it was classless. we look to icons to be classy. >>> adele's first sit-down. on the surgery to save her voice. >> i had throat surgery. >> is seal now dating eddie murphy's ex-wife? >>> inside adam levine's bachelor pad. the voice's

jfk's teenaged mistress. she's written a tell-all book now. she's a 69-year-old grandmother.t ahead. >>> welcome back, everybody. syrian security forces continue to pound the city of homs. the head of the arab league says that the country on the brink of civil war. the u.n. security council resolution to isolate the syrian president failed with russia and china blocking the resolution. earlier this morning on "starting point" i spoke to susan rice. >> the united nations will continue on this issue. we the united states and 13 of the 15 members of the security council are united in seeking a peaceful resolution of this. we'll step up our economic pressure. we'll coordinate with our arab partners evermore closely to increase the pressure on assad and isolate him. and russia and china will eventually, i think, come to regret this decision, which has aligned them with the dying dictator whose days are numbered. >> that's ambassador susan rice. we have reports that more than two dozen people have been killed overnight as the government pushes back on some of the residents there. o

jfk, whom does he turn to? it's jackie. >> were there any parts of this cd set and book, dick, that surprised you that revealed new sides to president kennedy? >> not really, but i must say that i was marvelled at her concern about, for instance, the remodeling of the white house. the detail that she went to and that she had the research that she did, and then her ability to administer it is really overwhelming. i just don't -- can't believe that a person could do it on short notice, unless she had been planning it for much longer than we know. >> and i think it was the depth of her reaction when she came to the white house and had a lovely experience with mrs. eisenhower who did not paint her terribly well. you'll have to read it in the book have you haven't seen it yet. but she was shown through the staterooms and she said they looked like bianca or a bad convention hotel, but there was a reason for that, which was when the white house was reconstructed during the truman administration because of falling down, they scooped everything out of the inside and built new floors and so on. they ran out of money, so harry truman

the book called "once upon a secret" chronicles an affair mimi beardsly claims she with had jfk in 1962she said the president started hitting on her as soon as she arrived. the affair carried on after her internship was over. the "today" show will have more details of the alleged affair coming up at 7:00. >>> madonna put on quite a halftime show during the super bowl and had a lot of folks on twitter buzzing. the 53-year-old can still strike a pose. she began her routine like a roman royalty. she sang several popular classics including "like a brar." her performance had people tweeting at a rate of more than 10,000 tweets per second. she appeared with other celebrity singers. >>> there's a little bit of controversy during halftime as well this morning. nbc is apologizing for an inappropriate singer. m.i.a. made an obscene gesture. nbc released a statement saying the nfl hired the talent and produced the halftime show. our system was late to obscure the inappropriate gesture and we apologize. >> another big watercooler topic this week will be the nbc hit show "the voice." >> season ii pr

. >>> the sexual exploits of president jfk may be well-known but there is a new book called "once upon white house intern. >> mimi alford broke her silence on nbc last night. >> i felt the president getting closer and closer to me. looked me right in the eyes and i actually -- he put his hands on my shoulders, and sort of guided me down to the enl of the bed. -- edge of the bed. >> joining us to talk about this new book is kennedy biographer, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> so it's hard to corroborate a lot of mimi alford's account. many people she mentioned are dead. do you believe her story? >> i certainly do. >> why? >> well the detail of it. it's painful to haear it, that woman would tell almost in pornographic detail her relationships with the late president but i think the detail is not that unusual, half a dozen other women's could have written other books. >> why are we hearing about this now in descriptive details, pornographic as you call them? >> one woman in my book was a student at wellsley, kennedy had her get a job in the white house, s

she was outed in a historian's book in 1953 and admitted she was indeed the mimi who had the affair with jfken she basically disappeared until now. >> most mornings when i woke up i thought, i don't want to get up and write this book. i want to hide under the covers. >> what made you get out from under the covers? >> i think when you keep a secret and keep silent about something you do it because you think it's keeping you safe, but in fact it's deadly. >> reporter: the secret, claims alford, started in the summer of 1962 when the 19-year-old debutante from a prominent new jersey family began what she says was an 18-month affair with president john f. kennedy. >> i was sort of swept into this web. the handsome president, his charisma, magnetism. >> reporter: mimi said it began on the fourth day of her new job as a white house summer intern when she received a phone call from dave powers, the president's close aide. >> he said, a group of us are going to have a swim at lunchtime. would you like to join us? i thought, well, it was a little bit odd to be swimming in the middle of the day at wor

he is the co-author of this book, "in the shadow of the oval office: profiles of the national security advisers and the presidents they served from jfk to george w. bush." professor destler, what do you do here at the university of maryland? >> guest: i teach in the maryland school of public policy which is a graduate school which prepares people for government is the service. >> host: and you're also the director of the international security and economic policy program? >> guest: that's right. >> host: what is that? >> guest: excuse me. the international security and economic policy program which we call isep is a part of our curriculumful we have probably 130, 140 new students come in each year, and maybe a quarter of them do what we call international security and economic policy. and that, basically, the premise is particularly with the end of the cold war we need people to have some understanding of both the security side and the economic side of foreign policy, and typically the united states hasn't had that. in fact, a course i teach on foreign policy making i argue the united states and the executive branch has two governmen

book. it's the last portion of jfk's life and all the chaos surrounding him.citing project. >> juliet: how do you get your research? >> i have martin newguard as my co-author. he's in charge of the research, he ferrets it to me and i move it around. >> juliet: do you ever have any fun? >> no. that's why i'm cranky. >> juliet: you marinate in your misery. >> everybody smoking pot is having fun. i don't have any. that's what it's all about for me. >> steve: that's why you have the number one show in the whole wide cable world. everybody checks out bill o'reilly at 8:00 o'clock eastern. >> you're asleep, but everybody else is on it. >> steve: i'm on it tonight! >> he cheats. he looks at mccallum. you can see. i get letters all the time. he's cheating. unbelievable. >> steve: oh, man. >> juliet: always a pleasure. >> steve: next up, they're taking advantage of your parents and their money. bob massi here with the details you can't afford to miss. >> eric: then we told you about the school that confiscated a little girl's lunch because it didn't meet government sta

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jfk in first lady jack lip kennedy's bedroom. alford is releasing details in her memoir, which is out this wednesday. she says she wrote the book not to expose herself but to unburden herself with the secret which she has been keeping 15 years. you can see the exclusive interview this wednesday night on nbc's "rock center" with brian williams. >> janelle, we will be tuning in, thank you very much. >>> the catholic church objects to a white house directive requiring religious groups to give women the same health care benefits private companies do, including access to birth control. the outcry has been so lourkd the white house spokesman jay carney hinted the administration might compromise on the issue.th e policy requires religious groups to pay fine it is they fail to comply, starting in 2013. san jose's bishop put a letter in church bulletins sunday saying in part, we cannot comply with this unjust law. people of faith cannot be made second class citizens. we are already joined by our brothers and sisters of all faiths in this important effort to regain our religious freedom. >>> well, coming up here at 6:00, gearing up for s

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