joe kennedy: dynamite is a high explosive that can only be initiated with a detonator. dynamite went off. it blew it all into one direction. [explosion] mike rising: with all the cut nails. man: oh, my god. rick schwein: so you set a device off. first responders arrive at the scene, and then you set another device that you either detonate remotely or is timed to go off sometime after the first device, you're doing that to kill the people that are responding. that's a different level of evil. bill campbell: the first act is a political statement. the second one is a particularly heinous act that seemed designed to injure those federal and local officials that were there to assist in the evacuation of the emergency medical personnel. joe kennedy: after the sandy springs bombing, we had a good idea of the components that were used in the bombs from centennial olympic park and the two bombs in sandy springs. they were a number of components that were the same-- mechanical timer, nails, steel plates. so these types of similarities, we like to use a term called a “bomber sign

the former democratic congressman joe kennedy server, have you here today? >> good morning. thanks for having me i just like to first ask for your reflections. >> you lost your grandfather and your great uncle. of course, they both meant a lot to the country. a country lost them as well. but you have a unique perspective on this how do you take in what we saw and what is your message for the country in this moment look these are hard times, i think for all of us, it's hard times for our country i think. >> oftentimes as understandable, americans are seeing what's playing out on our television screens and think of this as, politicians or people far away. they don't, they don't see the human side of this i talked to a number of my former colleagues in the house and senate over the weekend folks are scared, they're scared for our country they've got to be out campaigning over the course of the months ahead. many are nervous about their own safety. you've got to be out with people. it's part of the job, shaking hands, town halls, parades what the implication of this is and what

joe kennedy: everyone worked to try to secure the scene and attend to the possible victims.ot a chunk of meat carved out of my right ankle, then i had like three puncture wounds in the back, but the bulk of it hit me in the side of the head. the second bomb had been perfectly placed. someone definitely thought it over. had the first one as a ruse to draw people in. i mean, what he had done was the perfect way to go after law enforcement. now, we're looking at an individual who is targeting first responders, targeting abortion clinics. officer (on radio): hey, control, we just had another explosion down here at the center. nearly six months after the centennial park bombing, atlanta is rocked by another explosion, this time at a women's health clinic. is this connected to the centennial park attack? and if so, who is planting these bombs and why? the hunt for the person or people responsible continues in part two of atlanta bombing. i'm jesse l. martin. thank you for watching. [audio logo] emily lyons: it was premeditated.

peter: because of course joe kennedy was fdr's ambassador for a while. mr. r: this is a really interesting point that emerges from her formative years in the run-up to the war. kennedy becomes a rather unpopular ambassador in britain, because he, for one, cannot see why on earth america should get involved in the war in europe and makes that pretty clear. that is not what fdr is thinking. however, fdr is campaigning on keeping america out of any war in europe. so there's this contradiction in what is being presented to the public a bit. and there's hits -- this chafing behind the scenes were fdr wants joseph kennedy to get with the program, that america will support the u.k. if it really comes to it, but while he is campaigning for his reelection, he's not going to commit to send british troops into mainland europe, for example. and so they fall out and eventually joseph kennedy is recalled. but not before quite a famous, or quite an intriguing meeting happens. because kennedy's son, john kennedy, comes to visit on a break from harvard. he comes to stay and b

peter: did that joe kennedy relationship affect her relationship with president kennedy? mr.harter: there is no indication that that affected it. however, they only met once. history, of course, intervened to prevent later meetings. but the one occasion when they did mee when jfk came through london after a very successful state visit tonce with jacki e, was again the subject of a whole episode of "the crown" that played up the antagonism between jackie and the queen. because jackie did tell one of her writer friends, i think it was gore vidal, that i believe the queen presented me. that was spun out -- the queen resented me. that was spun out into a whole episode of "the crown." jackie does not like seeing her husband fawn over the new cover girl of the world. now she's been outshone by camelot in the white house. but i do not think there was any real animosity between the first couple and the queen, because jackie kennedy was invited back to a private lunch a year later when she happened to be privately passing through london, for example. but i do say in the book, and i th

we talked about his appointment to joe kennedy is an economic invoice. and we talked about conflicts in the world including and gaza, for i know he's working so hard to bring advice, a ceasefire. so i want to wish joe biden or the very best and his family i understand and respect his decision. and we also have some reaction from german jobs to all of scholes who say is and i called my friend joe biden has achieved a lot for his country for europe for the world. thanks to him, john supplanted cooperation, is close nato a strong and the usa is a good and reliable partner for us. is decision not to run a game deserves respect. the, the political correspondent on the colors said, belinda is hoping for a clear, decisive result in november's election to i think what the government really wants most is a very clear outcome of the elections in november. the memories of the events following the last election on the attempt of storming the capital, all the aggression aggressions. uh, this is still very presence here in germany and with the ongoing tensions now in t

we talked about northern ireland, we talked about his appointment of joe kennedy is an economic invoice. and we talked about conflicts in the world including and gaza, for i know he's working so hard to bring advice as far. so i want to wish to bite and all the very best and his family, i understand and respect his decision. and we can get the view of biden's decision to drop out from here in germany, chancellor. all actual say my friend to joe biden has achieved a lot for his country for europe, for the world's, thanks to him. transatlantic cooperation is close nato as strong as the usa is a good and reliable partner for us. his decision not to run again, deserves respect. and germany's foreign minister on a lena bear bulk echoed those sentiments at a e. u meeting and brussels. i have a host of respect for the inside don't have great respect for the president's decision items that joe biden is putting his country's interest above his own. and he has been an incredible job for grants. atlantic relations during his during most presidents, a cooperation is perhaps stronger now than it has

john jessen: joe kennedy, he was able to get those cars out of our way and be able to open up that road and give us a means of escape. alexander maranghides: the dozer comes in, helps clear the area, and enables the first responders to escort the convoy out of harm's way. karen davis: that eventually saved our lives. i did wonder what happened to nichole. i remember it was so hot, my eyes and my throat were burning. i ran up the road. and i'm closing my eyes because you can't see anything. and i touched the back of this fire engine. the firefighters looked at me, and they were like, oh my gosh. karen davis: and i later learned nichole was one of the people that ran into the fire engine. nichole jolly: the firefighters absolutely saved our lives. i waited all day for tamra. i didn't hear anything. i was so scared. if i wouldn't have had my dogs, i probably would have ran on foot. having larry open the truck door and tell me to get in and then said, "bring the dogs," it was like a knight in shining armor. i got a text from somebody i didn't know, this gentleman, larry. i found out that he

kennedy's father, joe kennedy senior, called the wisconsin primary the crisis of, the campaign, and kennedy concurred. he himself said, if i am beaten in wisconsin and i'm out, so much depended on the badger state. and in one of the few times in his life, jfk appeared to be momentarily at a disadvantage. here was this silver spooned east coast catholic who hadn't even been to prior to the mid 1950s, facing off against the folksy farmer loving hubert humphrey, who dedicated much of political life to this very region. spoiler alert thanks to the doggedness and creativity of a handful of wisconsin urbanites, kennedy squeaked out a victory, winning 56.5% of the popular vote in six of ten districts on primary day april 5th, 1960. it wasn't quite enough to knock humphrey out of the running, but it did allow those men to have a face off a final showdown, if you will, in west virginia, where kennedy came one step closer to getting the nomination. i guess the point is this wisconsinites not go easy on kennedy, but by toughening him up in the primary season, we prepared him for the trials ahead. in f

i talked to joe kennedy today talking about his uncle.e? , ., ., , ., as well if he is running in this race? , ., ., , as well if he is running in this race? ., , . race? yes, all of them should be. we are in an extraordinarily _ race? yes, all of them should be. we are in an extraordinarily moment. - are in an extraordinarily moment. brian and mary marsh, marin marsh included in this have been sounding the alarm for the past couple of years that the levels of political intimidation and violence in our system are as high as ever and christian, you and i have talked many times, even on this programme, that the risk of political assassination in the united states are higher than they've ever been. and now we saw this weekend that's come to fruition in a very, very disturbing way of the secret service and the deferment of homeland security are going to be under enormous pressure to increase that security footprint, including for a third—party candidate it's important we see that happen. it shines a light on security lapses the last few years

already democrats are criticized during the primary season they kicked out joe kennedy, no debates. ould be some criticism i would suspect over this coronation of the vp? >> well, you know, she's, kamala harris is joe biden's vice president. constitutionally she is the successor, if he were to die tomorrow she would be president of the united states. so she is clearly somebody who was elected in 2020 to be vice president and was widely assumed to be his running mate, biden-harris in 2024. so i, you know, it is not as of if there was never, democratic voters never got a pass to judgment on kamala harris. she ran for president herself in the 2020 primaries. did very well for couple months and sank like a stone as people got to know her better but she is the vice president so there it is. charles: okay. all right, listen i'm just saying from political talking points, main jfk, jr., rfk, jr., would have something different to say about that. let's talk about how harris competes in the battleground states, right? president biden was starting to fade pretty badly there. >> that was one of

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but twenty-nine-year-old joe kennedy died in a plane crash over lomanche and political power passed to, leaving them to his son. however, the evil fate that haunted the kennedy family did not allow joseph and john to fully experience political power. in november 1963, jay fennedy was killed during. presidential motorcade through the streets dallas. 5 years later, in june 1968, a tragic fate befell robert kennedy. immediately after delivering a speech to celebrate his victory in the presidential primary, he was mortally wounded by a terrorist shot. the youngest of the clan, edward kennedy, also competed for the presidency in 1980, but lost this place to jimi carter. spending the rest of his career in the us senate, edward kennedy earned a reputation as one of the most influential members of congress and the fourth most powerful. so in the next american elections robert kennedy's son, robert kennedy jr., is running for president. however , the bushes are rightfully considered the most influential political dynasty of the 20th century. in 1952, presscot bush was elected senator from conne

kennedy: kamala is not going to. if joeiden bails, there is that eager white house employee waiting in the west wing. she's got an infectious laugh and loves venn diagrams and vice president harris is sizing up the drapes as her boss decides his future and some in the white house are not with her. check out this anecdote from axios once again, which says "if biden stays in, it's for the same reason he decided to run again. he and the olekowski garmin i gy believe they have a better chance of beating president trump than vice president harris does. >> she's not. her polling was behind president biden is didn't make it through the democratic primary when she ran and that's not helpful either. the question for democrats as a party is not who's going to be in charge and does biden run and what do we do with the vice president and unpopular among the very small deliver of voters that they're trying to talk to. the bases are locked up and joe biden is having a hard time keeping things locked up and they look at this and say look

kennedy and i were talking a little bit earlier off the air in story about my grandparents right now joed jeopardy trying to get through it and going to sleep, taking it easy and enjoying retirement, kids, grandkids. that is the face of his life he needs to go in and that is for a country that we see this. it's not about the party or the democrat, but what is best for america. >> does she think it is the best interest for him? >> she thinks it is the best interest for her. the same thing hunter biden, such incredibly selfish people that they would rather have him lose and have him go down with a fight then have him pull out of the brace because that footnote to history would be monumental. that would be seen as a legacy destroying loss to them if he pulls out of the race. if he wins, she gets air force one for 40 more years and $5,000 of gallons. state dinners. who cares what happens to the vegetable next door because she is the one picking up the fees had a bad time in the middle of the night. she is, she's making more decisions and what is more terrifying, hunter is making massive poli

kennedy jr. praise president joe biden for his decision to drop out of the presidential race. >> his handling of he many difficulties and challenges , personal challenges and tragedies that he suffered during his life with so much admirable conduct. >> reporter: kennedy added he is not dropping his own presidential bid, we have the very latest on president biden dropping out of the presidential race right here on air and over on our website , kpix.com. >>> still ahead here at six, people around the world are still dealing with it's time to get away and cash in at cache creek casino resort. to rock and to roll. to go all out or go all in with four stars and rising stars. northern california's premier casino resort is the perfect place to do as much... or as little as you want. make your getaway now and cache in at cache creek casino resort. after careful review of medical guidance and research on pain relief, my recommendation is simple: every home should have salonpas. powerful yet non-addictive. targeted and long-lasting. i recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. ♪ hisamitsu ♪ (vo) with fargo, t

. >> el senador kennedy alabÓ la decisiÓn de presidente joe biden, sito expresÓ en x, felicitÓ al presidentecon mÁs detalles desde washington? >> cada vez hay mÁs soportes para harry, surgen nombres de posibles compaÑeros de fÓrmula, una lista que incluso pudieran ser dos posibles reemplazos de joe biden, varios gobernadores, el cobrador de california, el gobernador de pensilvania, el doblado de carolina del norte, el gobernador de minnesota, el gobernador de illinois, todos esos nombres son de estados claves quienes podrÍan tener un problema, Él es de california y la constituciÓn dice que no pueden haber dos candidatos del mismo estado, harris es de california strong lo que tengo en un momento. >> al egresar hace mucho me encuentro 2% joe biden. teniendo en cuenta que hay una ola de calor, hace un friíto aquí. es porque estoy pre-enfriando la casa con el aire acondicionado antes de las 4 pm. luego pondré el termostato a 78 o más, ¡así estaremos frescos como lechugas! ¿ooo, qué tal fresco como un pepino? ¡coool! ¿ya probaste los clips de febreze car? toma el mando con el control de intensida

of the democratic party, starting with jack kennedy, jack kennedy, of course, and then jimmy carter and then bill clinton and barack obama and joeresident the first time, they had a harder edge than the republican party. they weren't the weak candidate, they were a strong candidate. kennedy on cuba and carter on issues. he's a southerner. you get a sense that they had a harder edge and they were appealing to a lot of voters in the suburbs especially, trying to figure it out. they see a little bit on both sides they like and they have to make a decision, and finally they do make that decision. i'm thinking about this election in november, not just now in this exuberant moment with the money coming in. in november, when people look at a woman of color, we haven't elected a woman yet, and elected barack obama. but here is a woman, we don't know enough about her. she has to present a tougher edge -- i'm sorry, than donald trump. she's got to hit harder. he ought to be afraid of her. she's got to be tough. someone that's willing to make the law mean something for everybody and make the constitution mean something for everybody. she h

. >> how important is it for kennedy like joe biden to emphasize his commitment to the idea that reformhe land is something that should be a focus of his next administration? >> those in the state of the union experiencing to our freedoms and to our country as a result of far right extremism that is unfortunately very prevalent in the majority of the supreme court, it's really important that the american people be making their voices heard, so that will be a big priority over the next few months. >> you know, sky, this did not happen overnight. i think people need to understand right, this is the culmination of decades of investments of dark money into the courts, into the judiciary. it's been the investment of conservatives in a very insidious way plant the seeds to be able to end up with the conservative majority you see on scotus. in the immediate sense what should americans be looking to? >> one, we need to make sure everyone understands who is behind this extremism at the court. as you noted, katie, it is a highly coordinated network of far right extremists that don't represent wha

for somebody other than joe biden in 1960 dwight eisenhower is leaving the presidency lead to heart attacks at the ripe old age of 70 and the democratic response in john kennedy was a candidate with vigor now they're presenting joe biden. >> so if that's the way they want to go, it's up to the democratic party lord knows they're not going to take my advice, but i think shifting candidates now it will be difficult. there will be problems, but it will completely change the nature of the race his warning about project 2025. this this plan that trump allies, even though trump has distanced himself from it, have been crafting. >> look, i haven't read 2025. i don't plan to if they want to attack trump stands on issues that's fine. that's what politics is all about as nothing to do with joe biden's competence. >> that was an interesting kennedy impression from bolted. thank you for being here tonight. thank you all for being here on this very busy evening here on the source, cnn newsnight with abby phillip starts right now

for somebody other than joe biden in 1960 dwight eisenhower is leaving the presidency had to heart attacks at the ripe old age of 70 and the democratic response in john kennedy a candidate with vigor now they're presenting joe biden. so if that's the way they want to go, it's up to the democratic party lord knows they're not going to take my advice, but i think shifting candidates now it will be difficult. there will be problems, but it will completely change the nature of the race. but his warning about project 2025, this this plan that trump allies, even though trump has distanced himself from it, have been crafting. >> look, i haven't read 2025. i don't plan to if they want to attend trump stands on issues that's fine. that's what politics is all about as nothing to do with joe biden's competence. >> that was an interesting kennedy impression from bolted. they you for being here tonight. thank you all for being here on this very busy evening here on the source, cnn newsnight with abby phillip starts right now this tiny home trend not for me. now. this is more like it. same goes for my foot worth. so i went hands-free with white fits. get your slip. just s

for somebody other than joe biden in 1960 dwight eisenhower is leaving the presidency, had to heart attacks at the ripe old age of 70 and the democratic response in john kennedy a candidate with vigor now they're presenting joe biden. so if that's the way they want to go, it's up to the democratic party lord knows they're not going to take my advice, but i think shifting candidates now it will be difficult. there will be problems, but it will completely change the nature of the race because warning about project 2025, this this plan that trump allies, even though trump has distanced himself from it, have been crafting look, i haven't read 2025. >> i don't plan to if they want to attack trump stands on issues that's fine. that's what politics is all about as nothing to do with joe biden's competence. >> that was an interesting kennedy impression from bolted. thank you for being here tonight. thank you all for being here on this very busy evening here on the source, cnn news night with abby phillip starts right now if you're shopping for a home realtor dot com's real choice financing now gives you more ways to afford a home like downpayment assistance program h

putting biden on that debate stage, then letting him go up against someone like a robert f kennedy jr. or even a joe mansion or maryann williamson. some of those other contenders and allowing that to happen so that democrats could see and have some sort of a choice. instead, they didn't do that, they went through with the primaries, they refused to give any legitimate choice that wasn't joe biden, okay, he's the nominee, and now they decide, joe biden's team did, we need to have the debates early, we need to have them with no audience and specifically hosted by cnn, and then later it'll be abc, and so... so i think the fact that they did that was very telling, they got rfk jr. out of the democratic race, they got him to be an independent, they made it so that it was only joe biden's race, they had that disastrous debate back in june in which the entire american public and really the world saw just how bad of a state biden was in, we saw what had been hidden from so many or maybe what they had just refused to see for so long, and now they are in a position where you've got the democrats prepared. for

. >> also announcing they will propose legislation providing joe biden, trump and robert kennedy jr.ing me now is the republican congressman mike lawlor. tell us about the proposed legislation. >> obviously, chris, our country is at a precarious moment. our election should be determined by the at a ballot box. it's essential to ensure the well-being of all of his candidate starting with former president trump and president biden. and robert kennedy jr. his family has been victim twice to assassination. what we saw yes today is unconscionable and it never should have happened here the grace of god, millimeter over and we would be having a very different conversation tonight. incumbent to ensure the safety and well-being of each of these candidates. i think we need to make sure is a congress and as an executive branch government with president biden's admin is ration that all precaution is taken and enhance security is provided. there should never be a question, certainly not at this moment, with four months to go until an election, about whether there is enough sick harrity to protect

kennedy and joe biden's had to live up to brock obama. at this moment in time that deep wellspring of blood for biden his only surface level and just quickly, doug finally i mean, folks are saying, well, if biden jumps out, it's like 1968 all over again and it's going to be a big mess for the party. and so does that necessarily have to be the case? i mean it was a long time ago jim, there's no history repeating itself like that. and 68, if if we if bind tomorrow, said i'm stepping down and kamala harris is precedent, i'm going back to delaware and i'll be given her my advice. i'm the highest thing there is in the land, a private citizen that's the kind of thing jefferson who would say that's the kind of thing you know, theodore roosevelt would say. he would look good, biden, and he would have put the first woman president of the u.s. and, and then chicago would be about who's running with kamala harris. and kamala harris is easiest person to inherit those delegates and two assume the the donor money that's not what you think we should do.

that's what politics is all about as nothing to do with joe biden's competence. >> that was an interesting kennedy impression from bolted. thank you for being here tonight. thank you all for being here on this very busy evening here on the source, cnn newsnight with abby phillip starts right now damage control mode activated. that's tonight on newsnight evening, i'm abby phillip in new york, president biden in full. nothing to see here mode at a critical press conference in the middle of a crisis like no other who, did you looked at my schedule since i've since i made that stupid mistake of and i've campaign in the debate i mean my schedule has been full bore but, what biden is shrugging off there as a stupid mistake was consequential enough to trigger it 17 democrats to call on him to quit this race. >> that now includes the top democrat on the house intelligence committee, congressman jim himes and also cnn has learned tonight the two of the democrats whose opinions are probably regarded the most highly among their party loyalists. they are now worried. brock obama and nancy pelosi have spoken p

joe biden. lyndon johnson, the kennedys from boston needed a southern, a texan to make sure they could carry theone older than jfk, then the youngest presidential candidate in history. dan quayle, george h.w. bush needed someone younger because that was just about as old as we thought presidential candidates could get. dan quayle's qualifications other than his age, were zero. absolutely zero. that's called diversity. diversity of age. dick cheney. very inexperienced, governor of texas, going into the presidency. needed foreign policy experience. he just grabbed it off the shelf with dick cheney. diversity of experience. spear row agnew, richard nixon was so thrilled that he was what nixon called ethnic. he wanted that diversity that california white republican wanted that diversity he thought geographic, agnew from maryland. joe biden couldn't be more unlike barack obama and the diversity equity and inclusion in the ticket of barack obama and joe biden was completed by joe biden. it was the old, white guy who was the diversity hire for that ticket. so, none of these were objectionable choices o

i've been kennedy for university the us president joe biden address donation from the oval office explaining his decisions and his re election bid an official house. the story after ending his presidential campaign, joe biden faced the american public for the 1st time from the oval office on primetime tv. he explained why he was, i took a race that he claimed just days ago. he could, when, you know, a racial weeks has become clear to me. i need your 9 my party in this critical endeavor. it was the terrible debate performance in atlanta 4 weeks ago that undermined his campaign. people in his party wondered if he was capable of winning the poles, said he would lose heavily. and well, donald trump watched on his plane, he won the republican candidate, was not the answer i ran for president 4 years ago. because i believe and still doing that, the sole america was the state very nature of who we are with the state. that's still the case. the president said it was his job to hand over to a new generation to new voices and clearly endorsed his vice president to follow him into the oval office. how

have a primary election where they wouldn't let anyone in and they ran out like robert f kennedy to ensure that joe got the nomination, they held donald trump, they tried to getting kicked off the ballot, they tried to expend all of his campaign funds, defending himself and all the records, now the reason the american people are winners is because of the records can go back to what they're supposed to do and go after the bad guys instead of going after political opponents, go after the carjackers in the rapist and the murders, go after the criminals and that the american people decide who's good to be the next president of the united states. >> it's very likely that none of the cases against the former president will come to light before the election which i'm sure that you say is fair and eliminates the interference of a candidate trying to become the next president of the united states. >> absolutely. let me ask you a question. why did these prosecutors go after trump immediately after his presidency ended, they waited until he made a decision as to whether or not he would run for the reelection

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kennedy speak last night. we had private security. joe biden has been denying in the secret service security. and i think that that is something that we're likely to see change really quickly and they should be pushing for it really quickly. but it's going to be interesting to see how security arrangements change over the next few months. good time you buy this. thank you very much. indeed. thank you. that we're going to be backwards molding the upon the assassination attempt of donald trump. stay with us, the needed services can be the difference between life and the tier in gaza. the lives of paramedics are also endangered. the son is one of those who was detained. he says his rescue team was actuating the injured from the hospitals and they were stopped around balances. we intercepted despite coordination with the palestinian with present. they stripped us, of our clothes, treated us women's terrific way of the war, was supposed to prove him deadly for those attempting to say it twice. one of the medical workers to lose their lives was had to shut out with a direct hit of i'm getting an em

kennedy chose l.b.j. and won texas. barack obama didn't win because joe biden was on the ticket and donald trump didn't win indiana because mike pence was his running mate. a lot of it was a balance ideologically. she is a little bit more of the progressive wing from the democratic party. picking a moderate. josh shapiro is a moderate, so is roy cooper. both democrats who have proven they can win in states where republicans are strong where you need republican and independent votes to win. she needs some anti-trump votes if she is going to win. >> huge focus on kamala harris who she would choose when she says she has to win and earn this. you mentioned key endorsements. democratic leaders past and present. we've heard from former president clinton, former secretary of state hillary clinton throwing their support behind kamala harris. nancy pelosi who very publicly put pressure on president biden in recent weeks with careful words. we know how careful she is with them but determined they send a message in some way and also former president obama tonight. h

kennedy jr. gets secret service and donald trump and joe biden have enough secret service, we do not want this to anyone. >> carley: your colleague mike lawler introducing legislation to increase secret service p protection of leading presidential candidates, do you think something like that will pass? >> i think it is quite possible, it will take the eight democrats that got a bill to strip donald trump of secret service, they should get off that bill on monday and show this bipartisanship temperature is sad we have to legislate this way. this should be a given, there should not be a bill for this. if you are running for president, you should be protected. >> carley: you'll be smeeking tomorrow, the theme is make america strong once again. love to get your reaction to everything that unfolded yesterday, the president appearing emotional, one of the first times we've seen the former president noticeably emotional and the moment well received by the crowd and understandably so given what happened on saturday. >> well, i've never been more proud to be an american watching donald trump in the moment

there is a lot of talk now that joe biden will authorize the use of intelligence and security services for another candidate, robert f. kennedy jr. democrats and republicans want to adopt. these are measures. colorado state governor jared pulis and senator ted cruz also announced that they should also have these security protections. so we see that with this event everything will change from now on. this incident shows that things are happening in this country that are out of control is. there have always been risks for presidential candidates. but when we cross a certain line, this and the republicans have fears about the consequences of this event. do not preempt. we do not know what will happen. how will this affect the american voters ? democrats say, democracy in the country is at risk. republicans also have their own propositions. in my opinion, both parties should reconsider their rhetoric and the tone of their statements in the election contests. but not sure if they will or not no? both parties can use this incident to their advantage in the election contests . in the rest of the world, today we are hosting mr. ali n

the white house is in confusion, the joe biden administration is putting pressure on the courts. state protection for an independent presidential candidate robert kennedy the west is preparing to accuse russia of using chemical weapons, this was stated by our country’s permanent representative to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons , vladimir torabrin. russian diplomats , using facts, prove to the technical secretariat of the organization that all the accusations are unfounded. russia does not and cannot pose a chemical threat to ukraine. kiev is either preparing its own provocation, or is going to use prohibited weapons itself,” he noted. against the background of the catastrophic situation developing for the ukrainian armed forces on the line military contact, the risk of provocation became especially great. our enemies are using every possible method to blame russia, ranging from creating fake accounts that allegedly russian fighters boast of smoking out of enemy holes using riot control chemicals. ending with the deployment of heavy weapons at chemical industry facilities. the response to a strike against them will be immediate

and of course, kennedy, who volunteered for service in world war two, as did his brother joe junior before war two, who lost his life as a navy aviator kennedy. kennedy almost lost his life in the solomon islands as a boat. and even young robert signed on for the navy as well. so how does kennedy recreate or refashion his foreign policy making defense policy making apparatus? and fred, that some of kennedy's thinking vietnam may have been shaped his own experience in world war two as a junior in the south pacific theater, it's less hierarchical as might imagine, given given eisenhower's as and kennedy's as well. and that's particularly true with respect to the national security council itself, which had structured so that that policy proposals would move kind of the hill after a very rigorous process, going through lots of agencies being vetted. and then finally getting to the top and then a essentially consents his position would be delivered to eisenhower, kennedy found that to be to stiff, stultifying. it didn't allow for a lot of fluidity and flexibility or creativity and so kennedy di