jimmy hoffa was not a hillbilly cousin. never mind. never mind. (grunts) how much longer we got, mac? about an hour, maybe more. what?! what?! (engine stops) (grunting) macgyver: hey, hey! man, we conserve oxygen. if we exert ourselves, we have about 15 minutes, maybe less. if that. seriously? yeah. i'll choose the longer option. next time you say, ?i know how to get away from 'em,? e us into a ditch. they ran us off the road! you saw it. you were right there. and second of all, next time we're fleeing some-some tin pot dictator with his computer thingy that controls his air defense system, i'll put our escape route to a quorum, all right? is that fine with you? you're not using the word ?quorum? right. help me out here, mac. a quorum doesn't mean a vote, jack; it means you have the right amount of people present to vote. i stand by the spirit of my words. anybody want to quorum our escape? ugh. macgyver: no time.

jimmy hoffa was not a hillbilly cousin. never mind. never mind. (grunts) how much longer we got, mac? about an hour, maybe more. what?! what?!

jimmy hoffa was not a hillbilly cousin. never mind. never mind. (grunts) how much longer we got, mac? about an hour, maybe more. what?! what?! (grunts) hey! (engine stops) (grunting) macgyver: hey, hey! man, we conserve oxygen. if we exert ourselves, we have about 15 minutes, maybe less. if that. seriously? yeah. i'll choose the longer option. a vote before you decide to drive us into a ditch. they ran us off the road! you saw it. you were right there. and second of all, next time we're fleeing some-some tin pot dictator with his computer thingy that controls his air defense system, i'll put our escape route to a quorum, all right? is that fine with you? you're not using the word ?quorum? right. help me out here, mac. a quorum doesn't mean a vote, jack; it means you have the right amount of people present to vote. i stand by the spirit of my words. anybody want to quorum our escape? ugh. macgyver: no time. macgyver: sure, you can't be there all the time for the people you care about, but when you have a chance to help, you have a responsibility to

one was roy cohn, one was j edgar hoover, and another was jimmy hoffa. jimmy hoffa.the one who he hated more than any of them was lyndon johnson. and from the moment that they met, when bobby was a young staffer with senator joe mccarthy, there was this antagonism there. it was difficult to understand at that early phase. what i think it was is that bobby represented to lyndon johnson all of the things that came from the eastern establishment, especially the kennedys who came with extraordinary resources and never had to really work a day. that was everything that lbj hated. on the other hand, bobby hated that lbj would lie blatantly like he did in that phone conversation. the extraordinary thing about their antagonism is that had they ever been allies, we would've gotten a strong civil rights bill even earlier and they did end up being collaborators on it. and they both desperately believed that we had to do something more aggressive to attack poverty. most importantly, rather than lbj reacting to bobby's antiwar sentiments by fighting even harder in vietnam, they m

i'm not satisfied when i see men like jimmy hoffa, in charge of the largest union in the united states, still free. i'm not satisfied when we are failing to develop the natural resources of the united states to the fullest. here in the united states, which developed the tennessee valley and which built the grand coulee and the other dams in the northwest united states at the present rate of hydropower production -- and that is the hallmark of an industrialized society -- the soviet union by 1975 will be producing more power than we are. these are all the things, i think, in this country that can make our society strong, or can mean that it stands still. i'm not satisfied until every american enjoys his full constitutional rights. if a negro baby is born -- and this is true also of puerto ricans and mexicans in some of our cities -- he has about one-half as much chance to get through high school as a white baby. he has one-third as much chance to get through college as a white student. he has about a third as much chance to be a professional man, about half as much chance to own a house

one was roy cohn, one was j edgar hoover, and another was jimmy hoffa. the one who he hated more than any of them was lyndon johnson. and from the moment that they met, when bobby was a young staffer with senator joe mccarthy, there was this antagonism there. it was difficult to understand at that early phase. what i think it was is that bobby represented to lyndon johnson all of the things that came from the eastern establishment, especially the kennedys who came with extraordinary resources and never had to really work a day. that was everything that lbj hated. on the other hand, bobby hated that lbj would lie blatantly like he did in that phone conversation. the extraordinary thing about their antagonism is that had they ever been allies, we would've gotten a strong civil rights bill even earlier and they did end up being collaborators on it. and they both desperately believed that we had to do something more aggressive to attack poverty. most importantly, rather than lbj reacting to bobby's antiwar sentiments by fighting even harder in vietnam, they

he went after jimmy hoffa, to were, no tter who you one was above the law.look at this administration -- with loretta lynch meeting with clinton on the e-mails andall these i can s in the f.b.i., guarantee you right now that if robert f. kennedy would have been attorney general, those be prosecute vigorously and be put in jail. host: are you trying to say the current state of the democratic incivility of politics, is that the connection you are trying to make? trying to make that connection. ccording to slezenger, they were working class people. they were not enriching politically off the back of the middle class, and jobs.g out manufacturing personal gain. okay. let's hear from jackie. jackie is in virginia. line for democrats. jackie, go ahead. caller: yes. my comment is about the internet and the people who feel very the most y about horrible things they can ossibly do, troll people, call them names, you know, hillary -- and every way, not or form, including permitting him the him nsibility and to let perform his responsibility to name supreme court justi