sure enough, joe kennedy helped them. >> air cadet joseph p. kennedy jr. for training. >> he was the oldest son and therefore the most beholden to please dad. joe kennedy wanted joe jr. to be president of the united states. >> a front seat in america's defense for a young man who saw what happened over there. >> unlike joe, jack was not dutiful. he had a little bit of a rebellious streak, gallivanting around, chasing girls. he was also sick a lot. >> when jack is 2 years old he contracts scarlet fever, and he is basically sick for the rest of his life. fallen arches, bad knees, chronic colds. you name it, he had it. >> jack gets an office job in the navy intelligence service because jack is disabled in any number of ways. it's during that office job that he takes up with a woman. >> she's a danish journalist called inga arvad. they have this very intense affair. and the problem was that the fbi were recording some of these romantic sessions. >> inga arvad is a great beauty, but she was allegedly a german spy. and that made it a bit awkward. >> jack kennedy

. >> joe kennedy, who hood been a behind-the-scenes strategist, architect stood up and doffed his top to kennedy. and it was a great moment that showed his paternal pride. >> let every nation know whether we should ask well or ill that we shall pay any price to assure the survival and the success of liberty. and so my fellow americans, ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. >> there was just a sense that we could see a different world. >> the or the, is passed to a new generation who were focused on what the future would bring. >> invitations to the inaugural celebrations are the hottest tickets in town. the stars come out in full force for jfk. tony curtis, janet league, gene kelly and frank sinatra. >> one of the things that the kennedys did well was to bring hollywood to washington. >> they understood performance. they understood style. the kennedy administration was the bureaucrat pack '60s. >> jackie actually appeared in a white gown she had designed to set her apart. and it was a very tight sheath compared to these women in these big skir

but jack has a critical advantage. >> joe kennedy knew his way around hollywood. o turn a jock into a leading man, he knew all those tricks. and he used them with jack kennedy. >> it's fascinating in the early footage you could see the kennedy nannies, the kids' nannies carrying movie cameras. they played with them and made home movies, but they also learned what looked best, how to appear. and that would stand jack very well when it came time to run for president. >> this is a great country. but i think it could be a greater country. and this is a powerful country, but i think it could be a more powerful country. >> his answers were so crisp and clear and confident. his body language was so powerful, whereas nixon, it wasn't just that he's sweating or needed to shave or something, but he was so antsy and uncertain. >> mr. nixon, would you like to comment on that statement? >> i have no comment. >> kennedy never had to answer that question, am i serious enough or am i equal to this guy who's had eight years in the white house? >> kennedy and nixon slug it out for s

how moving it was to hear joe kennedy place the name in nomination to be seconded bill kathy castor, a colleague who has been a leader on climate change and of course, joe, a friend for many years, but a leader in the congress making his own mark. and then to have joyce beatty quoting president obama, it was very moving. the emotions demonstrated by my colleagues, adam schiff, when he talks about leadership and the challenges facing our nation was a joy to behold. d have the new members speak ut, veronica veronica escobar, one of the new embers, who spoke out. she's also a returning member. ann kirkpatrick of arizona. a woman of great courage who voted for the affordable care act. didn't come back. said it was worth it. and is here again. thank you, ann, for joining us. and there's no better honor than wrap it all ewis up. i'm very, very, so inspired by it all and so grateful to my colleagues for what they have done to place my name in nomination. in the considers of these last days and weeks, it's been my privilege to listen to new members, listen to our members who have been here a

joe kennedy will nominate nancy pelosi at the caucus today. eight other democrats, including john lewis, will second the nomination. the speaker vote expected this afternoon. pelosi still has to win the floor roll call vote on january 3. though there has been some indication there may be -- it's possible they could wrap up work on capitol hill, work in this meeting before noon. however, what we expect will happen will the meeting will continue with additional leadership positions being elected over in the longworth house office building. for now they are at the capitol visitor's center. chad program tweeting this about -- from democratic representative gallego saying today we mourn the passing and honor the legacy of an arizona legend, congressman ed pastor. he was a trail blazer who dedicated his life to -- trailblazer who dedicated his 's and represented arizona seventh district with distinction for 12 terms. died at the age of 75. just a short while ago we had the opportunity to speak with former democratic leader, the former chair of the d

how moving it was to hear joe kennedy place the name in nomination, to be seconded by kathy castor, a colleague who has been the lead in climate change issues and the rest. of course joe, a friend for many years, but a leader in the congress, making his own mark. and then to have joyce beatty speaking her own right, but to quote president obama, it was very moving. the emotions demonstrated by my colleague, adam schiff, when he talked about leadership and the challenges facing our nation was a joy to behold. and the new members, to have the new members speak out with us now is congresswoman veronica escobar, one of the new members, who spoke in placing my name in nomination about our shared values. we are also joined by a member who is very special to me because she is a new member -- she is a member of this class, but she is also a returning member. ann kirkpatrick of arizona. a woman of great courage who voted for the affordable care act. didn't come back. said it was worth it. and is here again. thank you, ann, for joining us. and of course, nobody could ever have an honor quite li

joe kennedy wanted him to be attorney general. ennedy turns to clara clifford, his campaign liaison and says please go to new york and talk to my dad to try to talk about bobby being attorney general, just not a good idea. clifford said you want me to go to new york and talk to your dad about talking about that? okay. clifford flew to new york and clifford's memoir, i had a great meal with the ambassador, and pleasantries and how well the transition was going, then i had to say mister ambassador, i have one thing we need to talk about which is i don't think it is good for jack or bobby or the administration for bobby to be attorney general and he laid out his view on that and going to clifford at the end of that, thank you very much, there was a very compelling presentation. you make some interesting points. bobby will be attorney general. clifford later said it was scary to see how he operated. it was scary to see how jack in some sense, jfk was intimidated by his dad and his dad was this commanding presence. jfk also had a way of

how moving it was to hear joe kennedy place the name in nomination to be seconded by kathy caster, a en in the lead on climate change issues and the rest. of course joe, a friend for many years but a leader in the congress making his own mark. and then to have joyce speak in her right but to quote president obama, it was very moving. the emotion demonstrated by my colleague adam schiff when he talked about leadership and the challenges facing our nation was a joy to behold. and the new members, to have the new members speak out with us now is congresswoman veronica escobar, one of the new members who spoke and placing my name in nomination about our shared values. >> the votes are under way for nancy pelosi to perhaps again become the next speaker of the u.s. house of representatives. chris cillizza. do we think she has the votes? >> yeah, i do. there's nobody running against her, brooke. that's the easiest race she'll probably ever run and win. that's step one. step two is when the democrats take over the house formally. presumably pelosi will win. the question is can she keep enough

now, we had, of course, joe kennedy, senator joe kennedy.this morning and he said that he opposes that. he said that he would -- that congress would take moves to make the report public. i don't exactly know what that would look like and i don't think he did either, but there have been some republican voices saying that they would be very, very willing to try to force the report to come out into the open. because, of course, there would be complete outrage if this was hidden from the public after nearly two years of an investigation, something that directly implicates the president. but short of firing mueller, there's a lot that he could do just to impede the investigation before it even comes to issuing that report. he could hamstring the budget, he could tell robert mueller that he does not want a subpoena, for example, to the president, to move forward. and he could also tell robert mueller to not issue certain indictments. so he doesn't have to have the nuclear option here and fire mueller in order to seriously hamstring the investigati

joe kennedy wanted him to be attorney general. at a certain point, kennedy turns to clark clifford, his campaign liaison and says would you please go to new york and talk to my dad and try to talk him out of this idea of bobby being attorney general. it is not a good idea. and clifford said so you want me to go to new york and talk to your dad about talking him out -- he says yeah i do. he says okay. so clifford flew to new york, and in clifford's memoir, he said i had this great meal with the ambassador -- they called him ambassador kennedy, pleasantries and how well the transition was going and he said then i had to say mr. ambassador i have one thing we really need to talk about which i really don't think that it is good for jack or bobby or frankly the incoming administration for bobby to be attorney general. and he laid out, you know, his view on that. and according to clifford, at the end of it, joe said clark, thank you very much, it was a very compelling presentation. you make some really interesting points. bobby will be a

kennedy dies at the family home in hyannisport. >> joe's death is another devastating moment for the as been the architect of all of their dreams and ambitions from the very beginning. >> this man truly lived for his family and his dynasty. >> joseph kennedy for all his faults, and by god, there were many, was an extraordinary father. his children loved him, they respected him, they honored him. >> joe kennedy dies with his family mired in scandal. ted must now seek redemption. hi, kids! i'm carl and i'm a broker. do you offer $4.95 online equity trades? great question. see, for a full service brokerage like ours, that's tough to do. schwab does it. next question. do you offer a satisfaction guarantee? a what now? a satisfaction guarantee. like schwab does. man: (scoffing) what are you teaching these kids? ask your broker if they offer award-winning full service and low costs, backed by a satisfaction guarantee. if you don't like their answer, ask again at schwab. very high triglycerides with diet and exercise deserves the hard work that went into the science behind vascepa. prescript

how moving it was to hear joe kennedy place the name in omination, to be seconded by kathy castor, a colleague that has been the lead in climate change legislation and the rest. joe, a friend for many years, but a leader in the congress, making his own mark. and then to have joyce beety speaking her own -- beatty speaking her own right but to quote president obama, office moving. adam schiff, when he talked about leadership and the challenges facing our nation was a joy to behold. and the new members, to have the new members speak out with us now is congresswoman veronica escobar, one of the new members who spoke, and placing my name in nomination about our shared -- our shared values. a member, joined by a member of this class, but she's also a returning member, ann kirkpatrick of arizona, a woman of great courage, who voted for the affordable care act, didn't come back, said it was worth it, and is here again. thank you, ann, for joining us. and, of course, nobody could ever have an honor quite like having this display of friends place my name in nomination than to have john lewis b

mississippi when it comes to recreational use and also just about 10 minutes ago, the hill reported that joe kennedy the 3rd is calling for federal legalization of medical marijuana use. >> it's interesting on the east coast it's 8:00 in the morning so they got out there early. >> oh, yeah the line started at about midnight. it's been raining, there's snow and they were just wanting to be apart of this very historic day, you know, pot for medical use has been legal there for sometime time but it's huge. we have people coming 3 hours away from new york city to get medical marijuana there. >> and actually we heard from him just about 7 minutes ago and he said it is an historic day he didn't say whether or not he would be joining in on the pot free for all. >> he's not going to inhale. >> times have changed since that. that's true. >> thanks so much. >>> 5:09 right now. >> who doesn't love that new car smell apparently an entire y h it is.why ford motors is sce smell from its vehicles. >> we're tracking not one but two weather system. i'll have details on the rain coming up. >> and delays continue on t

. >> joe kennedy always focuses ambition on his children, and you have to wonder if at some deep level that he himself was responsible in some way, that by thrusting his children out into the world the world has consumed them. >> my mother, she said that a bad man had shot uncle jack, and we went home and my father was under a cedar train with the dogs and we ran over and hugged him and we were crying. and he hugged us back, and said he had a great life. >> in an instant bobby kennedy has lost his brother, his best friend, and his whole sense of professional meaning in life. >> bobby's always been the little brother in a secondary role. now he's the head of the family. say hello to the braava jet mopping robot from irobot. its precision jet spray and vibrating cleaning head loosen and scrub stains. all while navigating kitchens, bathrooms and those hard to reach places. you and braava jet from irobot. better together. since you're heading off to dad... i just got a zerowater. but we've always used brita. it's two stage-filter... doesn't compare to zerowater's 5-stage. this meter shows

joe kennedy writes, quote, our federal government seated responsibility to thoughtfully regulate marijuanaair federal guidelines. massachusetts lawmakers speaking out with marijuana sales this week, 38 states and washington dc legalized marijuana in some form. >> university of nebraska hiring its first diversity chance alone. and to shape new policies and practices in the public school, critics worry this will lead to less qualified faculty members getting hired for the sake of diversity. jillian: if you plan on avoiding a mess we will have you covered. we have options here. >> if you want to go to a restaurant, throwing a list to you. boston market, cracker barrel, golden corral, you see the list goes on. a new survey by the national retail association says 9% will go to a restaurant instead of cooking at home. i went to mention retailers, a lot of retailers will be opening up on thanksgiving, you will get some deals and there are a number of them, 70, they are adamant about keeping doors closed, making sure employees spend time with their families. you can see home depot, nordstrom, cost

. >> an about-face by joe kennedy iii on whether marijuana should be made legal.out against it, the massachusetts democrat said total prohibition is not working and legalization would produce abuse prevention. massachusetts begins allowing recreational marijuana stores. now has the only brick and mortar stores on the east coast. they are declaring victory on his race against congresswoman mia love in utah. the lead in the contest fluctuated and the latest tallies now show mcadams up by 739 votes with an unknown number of votes outstanding. he is certain his legal hold. >> i'm eager to get to work representing utah's fourth district. we are confident that there is no way representative love will retake the lead in any recount if she were to request one. furthermore we are confident this number will be outside the recount margin when all of the votes are tallied. >> that one has the special significance. he said no to voting for nancy pelosi. it looks like he seems to think he is coming. that adds to the map. >> this has been an interesting thing to watch with the t

she will be introduced, nominated by joe kennedy who is a rising star and john lewis who is an icon will close it out. i think that does make a statement. those other races that we're going to watch today, some of the names you may not be familiar with but there are people that we're keeping an eye on for the future. there's the question about who will run the campaigns. we'll keep you posted on all that as we go. >> thank you. after the break a chatty president doing round after round of interviews with his newest one throwing some last minute drama. what donald trump is saying about the chances he will shut it down and house speaker paul ryan's new response in the last couple of minutes. george woke up in pain. but he has plans today. so he took aleve this morning. hey dad. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. tylenol can't do that. aleve. all day strong. all day long. now introducing aleve back and muscle pain, for up to 12 hours of pain relief with just one pill. ♪ the grea

. >> dagen: hakeem jeffries in new york, joe kennedy -- >> harris: he's running for caucus. >> dagen:are a lot of people who can potentially be great leaders. i think nancy pelosi probably quietly uses her gender to her advantage. >> chris: white males. >> dagen: if you go against the lady, you are sexist to be a democrat. number one. number two, she is money bags. these democratic candidates raised approximately $1 billion the cycle. that's almost 60% more than the republicans race. at the end of the day, she brings the box and they can't say no to that. >> harris: yesterday, i interviewed somebody in the house of the time, carolyn maloney of new york. >> melissa: she's my representative. >> harris: she's good friends of nancy pelosi. i asked her, "what happens if somebody comes against nancy pelosi?" "that would be great." i said "really question work alexandria ocasio-cortez, how does that work out? ""i don't think she reports nancy, close without's house he put it. not the center pelosi. it's ideological. >> melissa: it is, that's a great point. they are different ends of the spec

. >> indiana joe donnelly. kennedy: my next question, joe donnelly could lose to race.ut indiana is such a curios state, mike pence pulled out of governor race to run as vice president with donald trump, that was a big profitable gamble for him. but joe donnelly, the democrat having to run as a trump republican. >> he is talking about border, i think boasted he voted with donald trump 62% of the time. if he lose its may be brett kavanaugh vote, he voted against brett kavanaugh for supreme court. but, clearly president thinks that it is doable. >> what do you think? >> i think he has a chance, they have braun up 3 and. they have been all over the place. kennedy: what is last minute driver with some of the poll shifts that we've seen in places like indiana and tennessee? >> i don't know, what the drive -- i think that real key will be. kennedy: is that me. >> who gets out independents. kennedy: how weird. >> who knows what drives. a jump ball in their reelection. kennedy: what is that so excited jump ball, street ball, you don't know who will prevail, that is why this mid

i think not having a pollster, joe kennedy, his best buddy in the house said, i told him for a year,a pollster. don't dive into the pool until you know how deep or cold it is. and he wanted to do it. >> no one but the pollster wins with that one. >> 8:52 p.m. east coast time. another break, a quick one. we're back right after this. ♪ that's gillette clear gel. it goes on clear and keeps you fresh all day. and it doesn't leave white marks on your shirt. gillette clear gel antiperspirant. i just got my ancestrydna results: 74% italian. and i found out that i'm from the big toe of that sexy italian boot! calabria. it even shows the migration path from south italia all the way to exotico new jersey! so this holiday season it's ancestrydna per tutti! order your kit now at ancestry.com ♪ let's fly, let's fly away ♪ ♪ just say the words ♪ and we'll beat the birds down to acapulco bay ♪ ♪ it's perfect for a flying honeymoon they say ♪ ♪ come fly with me ♪ let's fly, let's fly away ♪ ♪ come fly with me ♪ let's fly, let's fly away ♪ at fidelity, our online u.s. equity trades are just $4.95. so

bobdy conditiondy's grandson joe kennedy iii a massachusetts congressman and jfk's name sake, grandsone grad who didn't rule out following in his grandfather's footsteps. >> the favorite speech is explaining to america why we should go to the moon. >> we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy. but because they are hard. >> and in that speech he said in that great challenges are great opportunities. and so, i think that's really important thing to remember today when we can rise to the occasion if we choose good leadership. >> reporter: 55 years after one of america's darkest days, jfk's legacy still burns bright. >> peter alexander reporting. now let's go to nbc presidential historian michael beschloss. i'm always so struck of the last footage of president kennedy saying we choose to go to the moon and do the other things not because they're easy but because they're hard. in this day and age it seems like we are programmed to choose the easy route. i want to get a computer or a -- via -- what are they called? alexa in the home because

becomes the first state on the east coast with a retail store that sells marijuana and congressman joe kennedy using the occasion to call for pot to be legalized nationwide and he wrote on twitter, from health care to criminal justice the failures of the nation's prohibition on marijuana can be seen in every corner of our society, and status quo isn't working anymore and states aren't turning back. and nbc's stephanie gosk is live from outside of one of the first pot stores in northampton, massachusetts. you know, i would ask you what the response is, but based on the line behind you, it would seem as if the folks there in northampton are pretty excited about the weed. >> yes, it is fair to say they are embracing this day, craig. this line is long and it is cold, and sleeting here. this is one of only two shops opening up in massachusetts today to sell legalized marijuana for the recreational use. all you need is a driver's license valid in any state showing that you are over 21 and you can buy it a just as easily as buying a six-pack of beer. >> reporter: overnight, they lined up. >> i have b

and if you are looking at the lineup of people that pelosi has vouching for her, joe kennedy, the charismatic young congressman who is from the kennedy family, and considered a rising star, and there are three women freshmen who will speak on her behalf and closed out by john lewis, who is of course, an icon and not just in the d democratic party, but across the country in the context of civil rights and all of our lives broadly. so that kind of demonstrates how broad the demonstration of the support is that she is trying to put out there. so at this point, we don't anticipate any surprises, and we are watching the dccc race to see who is going to be responsible for running the democratic campaign, and what started out with questions of nancy pelosi's future, and she has again proven that she is the best vote counter in the congress. >> thank you so much, kasie hunt, right there on the spot. and coming up, artificial intelligence and why the head of the cia was noticeably missing, including my voice is missing, from the briefing of saudi arabia today. and cia chief john brennan is joining me

you could even throw a couple of john delaney's been running from the house side, people look at joe kennedy. michael bloomberg's in the race, potentially. >> one could argue you could have a campaign ad last week. >> jeff flake practically announced against the president last night. >> last night. >> so you've got such turmoil potentially it's going to look like the republicans looked with 17 people on the stage in 2015 and 2016, but then some. >> and it's conceivable, i would say, maybe even probable that we haven't even mentioned, you know, somebody who's going to be really prominent in that race. >> terry mccall lif, eric garcet garcetti. >> mitch landrieu. >> mitch landrieu indeed. >> we have not heard from the special prosecutor yet. everybody has to keep that in mind. we're talking about they're in a separate universe here. the fact is if that universe does contain as well a man who's in a long, deep investigation of this president and the possibility that there was collusion between the president, which he absolutely denies and the campaign and other transactions that were also illeg

. >>> so the proof that joe kennedy is running the democratic -- u.s.o push for our federal government -- federal government to legalize and regulate the drug. >> and while massachusetts is the first state in the east to now have legal recreational marijuana, it may not be the last, obviously. governor-elect of connecticut says that she hopes it will become a priority for state lawmakers next year. and in rhode island -- >> yeah. >> i'm sorry. >> ned lamont there in connecticut. >> you get some pot. you get some pot. >> and you. wait. i forgot. you -- what do you want? sorry. >>> coming up, what hugh jackman is now saying about playing the role of the disgraced presidential candidate. you're watching "world news now." ential candidate. you're watching "world news now." she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. >>> not lookinto >>> not looking too bad there in d.c

joe kennedy iii, a massachusetts congressman with a bright future of his own., a yale grad, who hasn't ruled out following in his grandfather's footsteps. >> my favorite speech is the speech at rice university, explaining why we should go to the moon. >> we choose to go to the moon and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard. >> in that speech, he said, great challenges are great opportunities. i think that's an important thing to remember that we can rise to the occasion if we choose good leadership. >> reporter: 55 years after one of america's dark est days, jfks legacy still burns bright. >> it gives you a sense that this is a family we'll be talking about for years ahead. hard to fathom, it's been 55 years, since the images that mesmerized the country. >> 55 years, people are captivated by it. and it's so true. we're rooting for some of them, too, the new ones. >> a lot of questions unanswered. >>> next , a new warning, how >>> next , a new warning, how credit card skimmers are ♪ bum-bum-bum-bum-bum t-mobile believes it's b

caller: i think joe kennedy needs to be introduced to the rural life. , have had a lot of rape cases i have never lost a single one. the reason why is because they are not guilty. all of a sudden, she holds the life of a young college student in her own hands. and the mere thought that you could not cross-examine a witness for prejudice or bias from the real facts that really happened is beyond absurd. in fact, i honestly think the whole thing should be handled by the criminal justice system, because the thing is, these are professionals. these are people that know what they are doing. you cannot deprive a person of due process, equal protection, cross-examination. these things are guaranteed by a constitution. i mean, goodness gracious. claire mccaskill was really the of this stuffl started, and if she had her way, and say "thiso up guy did something to me," and he would have his life ruined. like what happened to the late justice who just got approved, that is what they wanted, removed the process from cross examination. they did not want her to be cross examined. to be perfectly h

>> i really think that there's a joe kennedy that could pop up out of this.s a good shot at leadership type of position. hakim jeffries will be able to make a case he should be there and tim ryan is there before anybody. maria: he's a moderate. she says she want to be transitional. >> i have an 11 day phd in washington. she will be the speaker of the house. she has the knife out right now. maria: at least for a year. >> she chopping up, they're chopping each other up. dagen: she can play the woman card too. you're anti-woman if you don't vote for her. >> she will be speaker of the house, okay? i'm letting you know. maria: that will be the new thing, anti-woman if you don't vote for nancy pelosi. she's an incredible fundraiser. >> it's the power of the purse. she does control the narrative and she has raised a lot of money for the party. >> she is going to be the speaker of the house. you know i'm a vegas person so i'm ready to vote the whole thing. maria: you want to make a bet on anything a that's gets done with this congress the next two years. >> that's a

i think joe biden is great. >> kennedy: let's get back to bill clinton. bill clinton -- >> marie: here's what i find so fascinating. donald trump's problem with women seem to not impact his ability to campaign at all paired i love that we are focusing on bill clinton. good for democrats who are saying we want other surrogates out there. i do think it's largely a result of the me too movement, but i also think there are other surrogates. he was president a long time ag ago. >> kennedy: his delivery and his personality -- >> marie: there are younger people need to need to turn ou. they look at joe biden, barack obama. people who fire them up. >> to be fair, president obama was not good at getting other candidates elected. >> marie: george bush is that their candidate republicans. >> former presidents just sitting in their sheds, sketching out some future watercolors -- >> of these former presidents were president -- my students where i teach at georgetown, they don't remember bill clinton on the campaign trail. they don't fire him up. barack obama does. >>

steve scully works for joe biden and ted kennedy. now, that does not disqualify you from doing your job, his job in working with you. but that should be disclosed. ,ost: the hosts of c-span as varied and diverse as we are, we present information and don't do it with bias. i know we come from different kinds of backgrounds. people can analyze that and find that out, to be frank, but we present the information in a straightforward manner. let's go to cassidy in jackson, missouri. republican line. hello. caller: hi, how are you? host: fine, thank you. go ahead. caller: first of all, a man came on earlier who is name was john, he was a veteran and said a lot of things i agree with. i wanted to say thank you to him directly, because he was exactly right with what he said. those veterans out there they fight for our country. it doesn't matter what our parties are individually. they fight for this whole entire country, ok? the party lines works me a little, but i want to say a big thank you to president trump, and a lot of people are probab

. >> kennedy: according to a new pool, joe biden, bernie sanders and beto o'rourke are the top potentialtes. you had a physical reaction. >> greg: three white men. the democratic party is a party of white nationalist, well, their nationalities anyway. they are white. i was doing my juan imitation. >> juan: i love kennedy's imitation. bernie sanders. >> greg: what changes the equation, before you could maybe pick the best person, the most persuasive person. now it has to be the best person who can beat trump because it takes a special person. you're going to buy a car and then you realize maybe i need a fourxfour with more traction control and a set of mod tires -- do i have a michael moore, a monster truck or bill nye the science guy which is a prius. >> kennedy: as you look at the landscape, sanders, biden, o'rourke, they are on the podium to take part. who are you most excited about is a potential contender? >> jesse: you have crazy bernie and overrated o'rourke. i don't think they stand a chance. i wanted to talk gillibrand. the clintons are going to drive a stake through her heart. a

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>> kennedy: we don't know who the nominee is going to be. it looks like it's going to be joeut go ahead. >> kennedy: very good. donnie deutsch doesn't know anything about politics because he's using words like disqualified as though it's a figure skating contest. are you saying he's going to be impeached somehow? or that he's younger than 35 or he was born in guam? what's the disqualification? >> jesse: if trump wasn't born in america after all that. >> kennedy: the other thing is there are those on the left to make fun of conservatives are talking about and libertarians for talking about the deep state. they say people who talk that whites are conspiracy theorists. when they conflate what if with what is. they paint these fantasies what if the president doesn't leave the oval office. he's like boris yelton 2020 and he's barricaded himself in and has to be extracted with crisco and the military. they talk about it as though it's happening. the same thing we are seeing with matthew whitaker. they're talking about matthew whitaker as though he's already punched bob mueller in t

senators and this is consistent with the policies of all 18 committee chairmen who extended ted kennedy and joe biden. only two chairmen have had strict policies requiring the return of blue slips before holding a hearing and chairman patrick leahy who allowed members to use blue slips in the case of george w. bush's judges and chairman james eastland. >> and obama's judges, too. >> and obama's judges, too, and i agree with you that that should have been in my statement and chairman james eastland who allowed senators to block am nominees. the fact that the filibuster has been not used since 2013 and had 61 votes. back then, democrats believed that 41 senators should not be able to block a nominee and now they claim the right for two senators to have that authority and so that's why the blue slip should not be abused for political or ideological reasons. it is clear the white house adequately consulted with senators and the white house first reached out to senators in april 2017 and the white house made several offers in an attempt to agree with the senators regarding all federal court vacancie

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joe biden wants to go fight behind the barn. your pc down mike picking this person -- >> jessica: i think what's kennedy saying -- i know my twitterrobably full of people that think joe biden is bad person. overall he has a high approvals on both sides. people think he's a good moral person. >> kennedy: to get back to jeff flake, i appreciate some of the things he has written. he has turned into one of these professional victims. i really have no respect for that. whether it's nancy pelosi or a sitting u.s. senator, stop complaining about where you are and how someone else has done you wrong. because that is the going narrative in this country right now. the two we can't have a victim president. it doesn't work. >> harris: again, he comes back to the question -- what role does jeff flake play in the republican party? could he legitimately run? i understand what you're saying, maybe it's the nice guy component and he could win. but there are republicans out there who can't figure out who he is on a day-to-day basis. how do you caucus with them? >> lawrence: you will be our comedian because nobody takes them seriously. i find it har

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chris, famous democrats said illegals cost taxpayers money, they include ted kennedy, bill clinton, barack obama, harry reid, joeiden. they all said it. >> everything costs money, including sending troops to the border where they are not needed. liz: we don't do talking points here. stay on the point of welfare. we secure our northern border. is that racist and race baiting? >> we secure our northern border less than we secure our southern border. roads in vermont you can walk across the border without any crossing. the people coming in this caravan will present themselves for asylum. we don't need 12,000 troops at the border to do that. i agree we have to work and making sure people who come here come here legally and we have a process to deal with it. we are wasting money and a lot of things. this is not the worst of it. i don't know where she got the $70 billion number from. >> it's a fact. liz: we are dealing with a poor border policy. and we are spending a lot of money on the back end when we could have the policies to fix it on the front end, right? >> absolutely. in the long term if we secure our borders