. >> and he offered it to joe kennedy, and the hearst publications also in trouble and joe said no.good friend bernard baruke, he said no. everybody in america said no. and at exactly the same time. good cold carmel snow decides she's going to defect to harper's bazaar which of course was a terrible blow to conde and he never forgave her, never, and she's the only person who did him wrong who he never forgave, but as you can see, there's a very famous new yorker diana friedland at harper's bazaar talking to carmel. by then her brother tom white is a manager of all the hearst companies and one of seven people who is bailing out hea hear hearst. at the same time. if that weren't bad enough. he has prostate cancer and a heart attack. and he had a radical prostate ectomy, a hard pardon to say, i'll get off that slide. and in basically poor health and he doesn't know what he's going to do. there's a lady he met at a cocktail party. he's still married to leslie and he's deciding whether he could ruin her life, she's not going to be able to have more children and this lady comes in, and an

about the black power movement with professor vonda williams emulated vichy will host congressman joe kennedy. congressman eric swalwell to talk about impeachment, veteran journalist chris wallace, political strategist scott jennings and many other scholars and leaders whose work was for our views, child and some of our beliefs, and encourage participation in civic life. with this diversity speakers with what to highlight different ways by which people can impact the issues they care about and help build abo more just and equitable world. tonight guest personifies that idea and remindsin us that from humble beginnings, are outside the halls ofut power, all of us can learn from our lived experiences and use them to become a force for change. cyntoia brown-long is an author, activist and advocate for criminal justice reform and for victims of human trafficking. she was born to a young mother who struggled withgl alcohol abe and who is a victim of sex trafficking. as a teenager, cyntoia became a victim of trafficking herself, and at 16 she was arrested for killing a man who solicited her for sex

by now conde is really getting upset he approached joe kennedy to buy it because he ough offero buy therst publication which was also in trouble and joe said no, he asked his good friend, he said no, everybody in america said no. exactly the same time good old carmel said she will go to harper's bazaar. terriblecourse was a blow to conde. and he never forgive her now and she's the only person who did her wrong that he never forget. as you can see there is a very famous new yorker diana freedman who is a harper's bazaar talking to carmel and by now carmel's brother tom wait is the general manager of all the hearst companies in one of seven people theis bailing out hearst at same time. as if that were not bad, he gets prostate cancer and has a heart attack. he is a radical prostatectomy, hard word to say. basically is in such poor health he does not know what he's going to do. there isor a lady who he meets t a cocktail party and he still married to leslie but he is deciding if he's prepared to ruin the young woman's life, she will not be able to have anymore children with him, he is not

partly made possible pie the fact i was given access to rose and joe kennedy's private papers because my husband was originally on the white house staff with kennedy. we knew the family. this is the first time i have had to slog it through with an ordinary historian without the advantage of knowing lyndon johnson or the keptdy family. it has been fun. >> have new information in the book? >> oh, yes. by choosing this period of time and focusing on the american home front rather than the battlefront for all the thousands of books written about world war ii there have been very few that focus on what happened here at home. most have been essay books. a erpt cha on the the civil rights, a erpt cha on the incarceration camps or women in the factories. but there has been little written about roosevelt's leadership how he mobilized the democracy. somehow that was his greatest contribution in a sense to the war. even more than the strategy of the war itself, he got our country to produce the weapons for the war, that is what won the war. turning around an isolationist economy an economy in th

joe biden has spent his entire life building bridges, bringing people together. i worked for ted kennedy in the u.s. senate. thatennedy understood idealism and pragmatism are not mutually exclusive. joe biden and ted kennedy are cut out of the same cloth. that, as barack we are not red or blue america, we are the united states of america. that is what we need. we unfortunately have a president right now who puts fear on the ballot every day. he has an advocate of zero-sum politics. that's not who we are as a nation. what we need to do is come together again and some in our common values. we have always been a nation of immigrants. the last speech ronald reagan gave before he left office, the last speech in the white house he gave, was about immigrants and how immigrants have transformed this nation for the better and how our immigrant heritage has made america great. i think we can someone those common values again. we've got hard work ahead of us. ist i love about joe biden he understands that i'm not just a president of lou america or the states that i will when in november. i am the p

kennedy family; in fact, partly made possible by the fact that i was given access to rose and joe kennedy's private papers that had been in the attic for over 50 years, because my husband had originally been on the white house staff with john kennedy. so we knew the kennedy family. so, i think one of the reasons why this book on the roosevelts means so much is that it's really the first time i've had to slog it through as an ordinary historian, without the advantage of knowing lyndon johnson or knowing the kennedy family, so it's been fun. >> is there new information in the book? >> ms. goodwin: oh, yes. i think definitely--by choosing this period of time, and by focusing on the american home front, rather than the battlefront--for all the thousands of books that have been written about world war ii, there have been very few that focus on what happened here at home, and most of those have been essay kind of books, like a chapter on civil rights, a chapter on the japanese incarceration camps, or on women in the factories, but there have been very little evidence of trying to understand roose

senate for a number of years and ted kennedy understood that idealism and pragmatism are not mutually exclusive. joe biden and ted kennedy are cut out of the same cloth. they're dreamers and doers. they understand that we're not, as barack obama famously said in his 2004 democratic convention speech, we're not red or blue america. we're the united states of america. and that's what we need. we unfortunately have a president right now who puts fear on the ballot every day. he is an advocate of zero sum politics. i only win if the immigrant fails. that's not who we are as a nation and i think what we need to do is come together again and summon our common values. we've always been a nation of immigrants. the last speech that ronald reagan gave before he left office in 1989, the last speech in the white house he gave was about immigrants and how immigrants had transformed this nation for the better and how our immigrant heritage is what has always made america great. i think we can summon those common values again. we've got hard work ahead of us. what i love about joe biden and respect so deeply about

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joe dimaggio. >> winchell started to publish did bits of information. >> he theorized that bobby and jack kennedy had an affair with marilyn. i don't know that he said that but it's insinuated. >> in 1964 he published a pamphlet entitled the strange death of marilyn monroe. inside the genesis of a conspiracy theory is laid out. he asserts bobby kennedy and marilyn monroe were having an affair. when she learned he had know intention of leaving his wife, bobby had her murdered. capel's pamphlet was published the year bobby kennedy was going to run for the senate seat in new york. it was a political hitpiece. >> the pamphlet alleges that virtually everyone in marilyn's life was a communist. >> it was murder dressed up to look like suicide. it's how the communists worked. when they got tired of you they bumped you off and disguised it as a suicide. suspiciously many believe the origin was maurice reese work in concert with capell. it stated that robert kennedy was deeply involved with marilyn and promised to leave his wife to march marry marilyn. >> the document was given to the fbi by the governor's

kennedy: that's absolutely right. there's another guy who would love to have that job. his name is joeand his allies are reportedly very concerned his campaign will not be able to compete with president trump's fund-raising juggernaut ahead of the electi election. "the new york times" analysis finds the trump campaign and our nc had a $187 million advantage over the biden campaign and the dnc. one democrat fund-raiser telling the hill, "that's insurmountable. i don't see how you make that up. biden does not have a strong grassroots fund-raising apparatus. he doesn't even have in person events he can go to. it's just the zoom calls." now through on the pandemic, we lost with all the hillary clinton money raised. how do we win with less?" so, lara, you got people around the globe who are worried about where their next paycheck is coming from. in a good economy, it's a lot easier to donate money to a presidential campaign when you're in the middle of a pandemic and the economy has come to a grinding halt, does joe biden have a shot at fund-raising? >> lara: jo joe biden has never -- at no

joe dimaggio. >> winchell started to publish did bits of information. >> he theorized that bobby and jack kennedy had an affair with marilyn. i don't know that he said that but it's insinuated. >> in 1964 he published a pamphlet entitled the strange death of marilyn monroe. inside the genesis of a conspiracy theory is laid out. he asserts bobby kennedy and marilyn monroe were having an affair. when she learned he had know intention of leaving his wife, bobby had her murdered. capel's pamphlet was published the year bobby kennedy was going to run for the senate seat in new york. it was a political hitpiece. >> the pamphlet alleges that virtually everyone in marilyn's life was a communist. >> it was murder dressed up to look like suicide. it's how the communists worked. when they got tired of you they bumped you off and disguised it as a suicide. suspiciously many believe the origin was maurice reese work in concert with capell. it stated that robert kennedy was deeply involved with marilyn and promised to leave his wife to march marry marilyn. >> the document was given to the fbi by the governor's

joe biden. let's talk about that at the latest on the coronavirus pandemic, senator john kennedy, good to have youback with us. senator sanders, collie on capitol hill may be out of this race but he has certainly put his imprint on the democratic party in the field and it has now been whittled down to joe biden, the president is appealing to sanders supporters saying come over with me, interesting headline a few days ago, 50% of bernie sanders supporters will vote for donald trump's reelection according to a new washington post poll. what do you think of the state of play for 2020 at this point? >> not sure what senator sanders did today. he suspended his campaign but is not releasing his delegates and is inviting voters to continue to vote for him. that tells me he is going to go to the convention with a boatload of delegates and is going to try to have an impact and i can tell you sanders supporters, the sanders delegates are not too happy today, probably mad as a mama wasp. i wouldn't say bernie is completely out of this. i will say this. i don't think i have ever seen a member of a party chang

the politics of arithmetic i learned from senator ted kennedy, my mentor, addition beats subtraction any day of the week. joeas been expanding the field throughout. his coalition of diverse color, of union people, of disaffected republicans, has swept him to this dramatic set of victories, and then you look at what the president, the incumbent president is doing, and ever-shrinking base, this is his formula for success, an ever-shrinking base coupled with voter suppression. so what we're going to see, the club for growth is spending millions of dollars digitally trying to sow discord in the democratic party. it is not going to work. >>> you will see more voter suppression tactic. you see it in georgia. a voter fraud task force. that is a crock of you know what. it is designed to stifle the vote down there. we know that. and that is why we and not just the dnc, but the democratic eco-system, whether it's stacey abrams, and whether it's eric holder and the redistricting commission, we will come together and we are coming together to build the best infrastructure we have ever given to a nominee in modern politi

kennedy. it is 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ the left's double standard on joe biden sexualault allegation exploding into a major controversy. top democrats who wants to lead the charge against brett kavanaugh are either silent or downplaying a credible claim against the nominee. the biggest hypocrisy coming from democrats on biden's vp short-list. take a look what they said during the kavanaugh confirmation. >> republicans want to confirm kavanaugh to the supreme court and they are willing to step on anyone, including the victim of a vicious sexual assault in order to advance their agenda. >> it comes down to credibility to your point, and it will be about listening to what each party has to say, but i believe her. >> i believe her. she is credible. she should be heard. >> jesse: and when it came to kavanaugh, democrats did not care about due process or giving him the benefit of the doubt. but now that it is joe biden, some of the same people are conveniently changing their tune. >> she has spoken, and they have done an investigation in several outlets. vice president biden

kennedy. it is 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ the left's double standard on joe biden sexualllegation exploding into a major controversy. top democrats who wants to lead the charge against brett kavanaugh are either silent or downplaying a credible claim against the nominee. the biggest hypocrisy coming from democrats on biden's vp short-list. take a look what they said during

joe biden's campaign around. and joining me now is michael harriet, senior writer for "tth root.com and tiffany cross at harvard kennedyi'm going to go through -- reverse order, ladies first, start with you, tiffany. let's start with the question of does joe bide be need to have a black woman be the woman he chooses in order to win? and i'll start with you, tiffany. >> well, that's not a hard ball question. yes. let me say it louder, shameless plug, yes. listen, let me go back to february, which now seems like two years ago, but just a few months ago, when black voters resuscitated joe biden's campaign. you'll remember the media landscape had all but dismissed his campaign and called it dead. and they simply forgot as they often do that the people who shaped this democracy, particularly when it comes s s democratic politics, had not yet weighed in. black voters were the people who breathe life back into the campaign. i have to say, i feel like the conversation, a lot of groundswelling around amy klobuchar. that is so disrespectful to the black people who elevated his campaign. moreover, look, there are a lot of policie

with bipartisan support, joe biden is going to a tax policy to the left of what ted kennedy wanted ins to the left of what hillary clinton was asking for an bernie sanders did not lose the primary, he won the primary. it is that joe biden is carrying his baggage, his policies of the left. >> it is interesting because he is being tagged as a moderate but i don't see anything moderate here at all into your point taxpayers at every level except for the bottom 20% would see a tax hike as you shall say capital games from 23 up to 40. corporate tax rate from the current 21 up to 28%, that's a very progressive agenda. >> is a very high tax increase. he takes all of the trump tax cuts away. we have a wonderful website, tax hike joe, tax hike joe goes through all of his public statements where he again and again, and again, in case you thought he slipped and said it once said he will take away all of the trump tax cut they gave us a strong growth before the virus hit and will bring it back again. he wants to bring us back, not just to the obama slow growth high taxes but to raise taxes even be

joe biden. let's talk about it and the latest on the coronavirus pandemic from our next guest, home state republican senator from louisiana, john kennedy, senator, good to have you back with us. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: okay, so senator sanders, your colic there over on capitol hill may be out of this race but he has certainly put his impact on the democratic party in this field as it's now been whittled down to vice president joe biden. the president is appealing to sanders' supporters saying come over with me. the interesting headline just a few days ago, 15% of bernie sanders supporters will vote for president donald trump's reelection according to a new "abc news" washington post bowl. what you make about the state of play for 2020 at this point? >> i'm not sure what senator sanders did today. he suspended his campaign, but he's not releasing his delegates and he's inviting voters to continue to vote for him. that tells me that he's going to go to the convention with a boatload of delegates and is going to try to have an impact. and i can tell you the sanders supporters, the sanders delegates are probably not too happy to

joe fonzi. >> we would normally be enjoying baseball tradition on this day in sports, president woodrow wilson throwing out the first pitch in 1913. the newly inaugurated john kennedyhe same in the home opener for the new washington senators in 1961. one year later the team first born as the houston colt 45's played its first game. this is also the week in which one of golf majors are traditionally held. the list of masters winners, the who's who of golf, sam stayed winning on this day in 1949. and in 2005, with amazing shots, the stable of his game, tiger woods beat chris dimarco in a playoff and won his fourth green jacket. april 10, i'm joe fonzi.>> ing finally, a little levity for you here on a friday night as we raise the bar for parents everywhere courtesy of a man in england named steve cross. he built a chairlift and ski slope in his backyard. check that out. gordon chairlift so his daughters could enjoy some quarantine skiing. this is not just any random dude putting this together. he happens to work on the uk's largest indoor ski slope operator so he's probably got a leg up on the rest of us. but you've got the music going, and the full on bobsled vibe, s

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kennedy. the ranking minority member was strom thurmond. those two worked together to get well qualified judges appointed to the federal courts. it was the same thing, 1993 when i was nominated then senator joe biden chaired the committee. orrin hatch was the ranking minority member, hatch was my biggest supporter. that's the way it should be. and the way i hope i will see again in my lifetime. but but it will take people who really care about our country to say enough of this dissension. let's come together and do the work which should be done. >> how would justice sotomayor, about done. i don't know whether the justices can do anything. i know chief justice roberts has spoken about it, but is there anything as citizens that we can do? we could exhort people bto be more decent, civil in the process. anything else? >> but it's not just exhortation. it is both speaking out publicly about it. if politicians hear the outcry, they will respond. they often and mostly do. but we have to educate the public about the problem and we have to educate them about the risks that continuing to perceive judges as partisan creatures will cause in terms of our institutions. i don't know that, i mean when i lo

joe and jill biden. pete buttigieg and retired general stop sianley mcchrystal. and lady gaga. >>> we started the block with senator kennedy, and we'll end with democrat kennedy. >> i stand before you tonight as a proud deplorable. unlike some of the folks in washington, d.c., i'm talking about the cultured, cosmopolitan, ghost mill, avocado toast eating insiders. >> i'm a democrat. i support senator kerry. every financial plan needs a cfp® professional -- confident financial plans, calming financial plans, complete financial plans. they're all possible with a cfp® professional. find yours at letsmakeaplan.org. >>> w.h.o. pushed china's misinformation about the virus, even praising china for its so-called transparency. i don't think so. >> the president of the united states said china has been working very hard to contain the coronavirus. the united states greatly appreciates their efforts and transparency. >> we have a tremendous relationship with china. i think they're doing a very professional job. they're working very, very hard. in the sense they have everything under control. i think president xi is extremely capable

kennedy saying it's not what -- it's not what you can do for the country, it's what -- or, rather, what the country can do for you, what you can do for the country joeer to you. >> okay, andrew, thanks. >>> coming up, could be another wild week for oil. starting on you the that way eat quite as much now. gained more than 40% last week, but compared to the way it dropped, these numbers, we're getting used to them the latest news on the situation. the war, the talks, the possible datante between russia and sdiau arabia helima croft is joining us next. dana-farber cancer institute discovered the pd-l1 pathway. pd-l1. they changed how the world fights cancer. blocking the pd-l1 protein, lets the immune system attack, attack, attack cancer. pd-l1 transformed, revolutionized, immunotherapy. pd-l1 saved my life. saved my life. saved my life. what we do here at dana-faber, changes lives everywhere. everywhere. everywhere. everywhere. everywhere. >>> crude prices, overnight bouncing back from a loss of 9% earlier in the session after the ceo of russia's ardef told cnbc that moscow and saudi arabia are, quote, very close to a deal joining us is helima croft w