one person they did not invite to the white house was senator joe mccarthy. >> actually, mrs. invited to teas, receptions. she did not attend. >> what's the significance of that? >> i think she was making a political statement on her husband's behalf not to cross the door into the white house. >> now, some people watching this don't know who joe mccarthy is. >> oh, my gosh. >> i know it's true. >> well, he was -- >> you want to make it short? >> he was the senator that went after so-called communists in government positions. it was sort of like a salem witch hunt, if you will. they saw communists under every desk, under every chair. he went after all kinds of people that were supposed to have had some affiliation with the communist party or communist party front or somebody who leaned toward the communists in the '30s and '40s. he did a great deal of harm to a great number of people's careers and personal lives. and the reason that mamie would not invite him to the white house entertainments was because she disagreed with the methodology that he used and the ruining of people'

joe mccarthy was reasonably popular in the united states in 1953 and '54. americans didn't necessarily believe everything he said, about you their view was if 10% of what he's saying, is true, it's bad enough. eisenhower didn't want to be the president that said i think it's baloney and have another scandal on his hands when a communist should be found working in the government. he approved of the idea of loyalty oaths. he approved of the idea of vetting people to work in government, but he hated mccarthy's tactics. should he have gone to war with mccarthy and elevated this red hunting senator to an equal of the president? eisenhower said, no way, i'm not getting in the gutter with that guy. i won't go toe to toe with him publicly, but many of his friends, and we have the corresponds, wrote to him and said, general, won't you say something about this awful man? eisenhower said, i'm trying, and he worked very hard behind the scenes. what i show in the book is he worked very hard behind the scenes, a lot of information that that led to the he hearings in fact

joe mccarthy was told to finally stand down ok and things started to come down are we anywhere close that calling out the mccarthy moment when what might my fear is that or my fear my concern or thought is that too many people are making too much money by driving this and so can we have that moments not until legacy media mainstream media decides that if that moments or are replaced by something that decides that it's that moment and that sort of from a personal level that's sort of what i'm trying to contribute to is bringing you know bringing the discussion together and not continually dividing and like i've said this many times on my channel and videos the problem is to court because point about compromise the same thing with apologies compromising apologies now have been themselves weaponize as elements of weakness and not elements of progress and i think politicians are driving that but i think above all else mainstream media is driving that if they are they are it is continually good versus evil and evil compromises it's not a question it's not an indication of their of their b

i say my prayers every night senator joe mccarthy. [laughter] >> my flaws were very discomforted. i once asked, i said, larry, have you ever been completely wasted, this devastated by one of your guests, he said yes. he said about a year ago i had on the man i hate the most in the united states, i hate most in the world. so i save my hate maker until the last 22 seconds. and i said senator, last week senator called you the worst man to ever been elected in the senate of the history the united states, what is your comment on that? he said don't you understand he is a communist. [laughter] >> that is one way of closing that exploration. sorry i am rambling. >> i have to say you and your son will look more like brothers. my question to you. [inaudible question] >> is anybody having trouble hearing me. i know that you are a catholic and i have not read your books yet except the first chapter because they describe from the review and i tend to read the book and get it and read the whole thing. my question, have you had any doubts and gone into the religions which give an entire indiffe

reporter: do you think president trump is losing to joe biden? mr. mccarthy: the poll numbers looks like it is challenging but i believe joe biden hasn't laid out a case why he should be legitimated. when i look today -- >> when president trump was asked what are you going to do for a second term? mr. mccarthy: he will be rebuilding, restoring and renewing a country's greatness. 4.3 million jobs. if you ask joe biden how to crite those, he would say you need a magic wand. he has proved he can build a greater economy than ever before. this president has warned us not even as candidate trump but citizen trump the fears of what china. where joe biden didn't stand up to china and gave them almost everything and we are watching what is happening. we are watching this president doing what individuals want. his campaign will begin shortly after the 4th of july and the ideas and power of the ideas will come forward and he will be re-elected. [indiscernible] mr. mccarthy: yeah. [indiscernible] porter: -- congressional investigation, is that something you would like a

the life of senator joe mccarthy, say about it, vital to american democracy. julie kelly offers her opinions on the never trump movement in disloyal opposition. also being published in the end of white politics, selena maxwell examines the success and failures of liberal politics. a j bain provides a history of the 1940 election and its importance for the political course in dewey defeats truman. kurt selector argues against claims about donald trump and his voters in the 21 biggest lies about donald trump. and let them eat tweets political scientist jacob happening paul pearson argue conservatives make populist claims while actually benefiting the elites. find the cycles this coming week where books are sold and watch for many of these in the future on booktv on c-span2. >> >> host: joining us on booktv father and political activist ralph reed. his next book is "for god and country: the christian case for trump". what is that case? >> guest: the case in a nutshell is that as christians we are called not only to be citizens of the kingdom of god which is here,

. >> donald trump is showing us how joe mccarthy would have acted if he had become president.ccarthy was obviously just a senator from wisconsin, but raised havoc with his anti-communist crusade. and here you have a president of the united states on july 4th, in the middle of a ceremony on the national mall, tv cameras around the world, using the opportunity to divide our nation, to call his opponents radicals and good for nothing anarchists and the like. this is appalling. this is the day to fortify the morale of all americans and to really tray really try to build the community that is the united states of america. and one may have thought at mt. rushmore he was doing it as a friday night speech. maybe a one offer from the campaign trail. but to come back and double down on it today, it deludes from the majesty we're seeing with the aerial show and the wonderful aircraft that saved our democracy in korea and the berlin, you know, airlift in world war ii and the like, because trump's message is about himself, and it's about dividing the nation. he has zero sense of history. >

it was what joe mccarthy called a vast communist conspiracy. >> activities may well determine whethers nation will live or die. >> what he did was to drum up this incredible fear. >> yes, they are traitors to america. >> they are communists. >> but they could not find as he said, a conspiracy so menace, they could not find it because it was not there. >> at the height of the cold war, many americans have legitimate fears about communism. >> in 1949, you had the soviet union explode a nuclear device. >> then, communists over threw the chinese government. overnight, now you have 500 million new communists in the world. it felt like america was losing. how could america be losing? >> enter joseph mccarthy. who claimed he had the answer. a list of 205 employees in the state department who he said were known communists. >> that simple is answer just was like, boom! >> he didn't have the goods to prove this monster conspiracy. >> mccarthy presided over hearings that were little more than trial by accusation. >> senator, would like to hear this, it's about you. >> he would just badger witnes

. >> donald trump is showing us how joe mccarthy would have acted if he had become president.ith his anti-communist crusade. and here you have a president of thee1 united states on july 4thn the middle of a ceremony on the national mall, tv cameras around the world, using the opportunity to divide our nation, to call his opponentsu radicals and go for nothingÑit( anarchists and like, this is appalling. >> and as you said, leslie, it is shocking as well. is there anyu surprise, though that this president is taking this approach or is this his same playbook that appeals to his base. >>t( it is the same playbook, natalie, it is -- the words that we just &mp)d are exactly right. the same playbook but taking it da way. if yout( go back to the presidency, he was speaking out m1ñ foreigners, it was i have divisive and problematic. now he's turning that inwards and he's dividing americans against each other by attacking certain segment of the american population, which frankly doesn't exist in the way he portrays it. so it is devastating. it is a bad move, e1right. this is a preside

>> what's happening is that donald trump is joe mccarthy. he's creating what used to be an anti-communist hysteria that you had to smear people in hollywood that were once socialists or you had to fire people that were in a union that used to like the old iww. it was awful in the 1950s, but mccarthy was not president of the united states. we are announcing mccarthy as running out of the white house, so smearing black lives matter, which is a peaceful protest organization, very articulated and well-educated thinkers that have been touting james baldwin as their hero is being smeared by the president of the united states as being almost vermin that needs to be exterminated. what's missed, brian, in all this, our country, we are healing. you go to jackson, mississippi and the airport is named after edgar evers. aust austin meyer. we are opening in announcing in way. the lgbtq spot in new york city for the first gay monument. caesar chavez and all the farm workers in california. in utah to honor native americans. the history is simply expanding,

>> ana, this july 4th donald trump is showing us how joe mccarthy would have acted if he had become president. mccarthy was obviously just a senator from wisconsin but who raised havoc with his anti-communist crusade. here you have a president of the united states on july 4th in the middle of a ceremony on the national mall, tv cameras around the world using the opportunity to divide our nation, to call his opponents radicals, good for nothing anarchists and the like. this is appalling. i mean, it's been wonderful to be with general hertling on this show. he knows very well that that's not how george marshall would have acted or dwight eisenhower, let alone ulysses s. grant or george washington. this is a day to fortify the morale of all-americans and try to build the community that is the united states of america. and when they thought of mt. rushmore a friday night speech, a rare one but to come back down and double on it today, it deludes from the imagine jest ci majesty we're seeing from the ariel show and the wonderful aircraft that saved our democracy in korea, the berlin air lift in wo

playwright, she drank a smoked, pulled in front of the house un-american activities committee, joe mccarthy's committee in the 50s, she was blacklisted from hollywood, from broadway as well. thinking about her life years later during her autobiography as i was finishing the weird part, she had a quote that captures the spirit of the book in a nutshell. nothing of course ever begins when you think of this. i remember reading that thinking that is the book in a nutshell, when you look at the history of anatomical features, structures, dna itself, nothing ever begins when you think it does. if you think when animals first evolved walk on land, if you think feathers arose as the ancestors of birds took place you would be in good company but you would be wrong. we've known much of this for over a century. that is the story in a nutshell, whether it is jeans or anatomical structures, the changes we associate with the great transitions in the history of life rose well before in a different context and so much of evolution is about that. this story gains new meaning as we think about dna and looking

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and lastly men lang huey long and senator joe mccarthy have aroused fears of a man on horseback in the united states. under what circumstances would we stand in danger of a dictatorship and what would be the best ways for citizens to recognize the potential danger and oppose it? eleanor says, men who have the instincts for dictatorship are always a danger in any society. free citis must be constantly alert to preserve their liberties in the united states it is easy to discover a demagogue but it sometimes requires courage to stand up immediately and say you don't agree with certain methods and certain ideas. however, if we want to preserve our liberties, we have better show that courage. it is the only way i know of to remain a free people. the final era coincides with the last years of eleanor's life. by the late 1950s, a growing restlessness was simmering under the seemingly placid surface of american life. the cold war, the burgeoning civil rights movement, the increasing visibility of poverty and the rising frustrations of women and other marginalized groups were becoming more appa

. >> donald trump is showing us how joe mccarthy would have acted had he become president. was obviously just a senator from wisconsin but raised havoc with his anti-communist crusade. here you have a president in the united states on july 4th in the middle of a ceremony on the national mall, tv cameras around the world using the opportunity to divide our nation to call his opponents radicals and good for nothing anarchists and the like. this is appalling. >> and as you said, leslie, it's shocking as well. is there any surprise, though, that this president is taking this approach? or is this his same playbook that appeals to his base? >> it's the same playbook, natalie. you know, the words that we just heard are exactly ,(0right. it's the same playbook, but he is taking it really in a darker and more dangerous way. if you go back to the beginning of his presidency, he was speaking out against immigrants, against foreigners. it was very divisive, very problematic. but now he is turning that inwards, and he is dividing americans against each other by attacking certain segment

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joe mccarthy was reasonably popular in the 19 states and 1953 in 1954. americans didn't necessarily believe everything he said, but there were people who are saying if 10% is what he's saying is true, that's bad enough, and the fact of the matter is there were communists who had been trained in the manhattan project. the rich communist improvisers who have worked in the state department in the treasury. there are only a few of them, the rest of them had done it in the thirties and forties. but eisenhower didn't want to be the president who said i think it's lawful baloney, and then have another scandal on his hand when a communist is working in the government. so he approved of the idea of loyalty of votes. he approved of vetting people to work in government. but he hated mccarthy's tax tips. should he have gone to war with mccarthy, elevated this red hunting senator to an equal level of president, eisenhower said no way, i'm not getting in the gutter with that guy. i won't go to war with him publicly. but many of his friends, and we have the corresponde

to accuse, basically, sam none of being the latter day version of joe mccarthy, was not a wise thing to say, and it was not as george bush -- it was not a prudent thing to say. since of course, bush was going to be depending on people like sam none, as an essential partner in anything he was going to try to get done on national security issues for the next four years. including, by the way, handling the confirmation of the person who is nominated to take the place of tower, which turned out to be dick cheney from wyoming. as the secretary of defense. people noticed in 1989 -- this is dan quail making his political debut in a big way. he had been very mild mannered on the campaign trail in 1988, and here he is making his debut in early 89 and a hitman role. people had used to associates like agnew had done for nixon or george would later do a little bit of this for clinton. it was not an attractive role for quail and not an attractive rule for bush to have quail play. i think pat oliphant is -- >> basically calling him on. it >> whether one thinks that dan quail was underrated, or for

and so to accuse sam nunn of the latter day version of joe mccarthy was not a wise thing to say, and it was not as george bush might be caricatured to saying, it was not a prudent thing to say because, of course, bush was going to be dependent on people like sam nunn as an absolute essential partner on anything he was going to try to get done on national security issues for the next four years. including, by the way, the handling the confirmation of the person who was nominated to take the place of tower, which turned out to be a guy named dick cheney from wyoming. as the secretary of defense. so here, people noticed in 1989 that this was dan quayle making his political debut in a big way. he had been mild mannered on the campaign trail in '88 and now he was making his debut in early 1989 in the hit-man role, that agnew had done for nixon or gore would later do for clinton. it was not an attractive role for quayle or attractive role for bush to have quayle play, and oliphant is basically calling him on it. >> whether one thinks that dan quayle is underrated or to the first time tonig

and so to accuse basically sam nunn of being the latter day version of joe mccarthy was not a wise thing to say. and it was not as george bush might be caricatured as saying, it wasn't a prudent thing to say. since of course bush was going to be depending on people like sam nunn as an absolutely essential partner in anything he was going to try to get done on national security issues for the next four years, including, by the way, the handling the confirmation of the person who was nominated to take the place of tower, which turned out to be a guy named dick cheney from wyoming. as the secretary of defense. so here, people noticed in '89 that this was kind of -- this was dan quayle making his political debut in a big way. because he had been very mild mannered on the campaign trail in '88. and here he is kind of making his debut in early '89 in kind of a hitman role that people had used to associate like agnew had done for nixon, gore would later do a little bit of this for clinton. and it was not an attractive role for quayle, and it was not an attractive role, i think, for bush to have

buckley please explain your taped introduction to the red hunter you edify joe mccarthy for his bio crippling this country's politics but you don't mention the irreparable damage he did to americans so i am conservative but and tell amazingly last evening i admired you greatly. >> geewhiz. that's extraordinary one sentence or lack of it can do to you. the question of the mccarthy damaged is not easy to answer in this book so we came to the conclusion that people from he had named were by no means people with oddly clean records but exactly what he was named by the committee as a conspiracy but the people he that was the most endearing was the anti- communist community the damage he did to the anti-communist movement was enormous even today if anybody makes any criticism to say that's a mccarthy type of reasoning. but i don't think there are that many who are not accountable. >> and then have that inner sense if i come after the kkk and somebody is running and say he belongs to the ku klux klan, klan, the fact it is said about my background. and these hollywood people who defend joe stalin and

and the breakup came because eisenhower refused to repudiate joe mccarthy when he attacked general marshall and called him a s traitor. that he was a greatest man of the a 20th century and truman knew and everyone knew he made eisenhower and elevated him to that position from world war ii. and for eisenhower to sit on the same platform and not include a paragraph from the prepared speech was repudiated was a moment of betrayal. >>. >> and was a lifelong reader. and said what is the idea of heaven? and the comfortable armchair and a reading lamp and a stack of new history and biography. he wants said all the readers cannot be leaders but all leaders must be readers. it is a crucial aspect. and that was the judgment of history in the long run. in the sinking polls when he fired general macarthur. because he knew the judgment in the long run. >> he did have a couple of jolts of suburban? >> that is one discovery apparently he would drink quite early and it was his way to get the engine going he would go for his walk which was a vigorous fast walk and do some exercises and aerobics and then dri

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, i think she deserves better than being called she's anything but he doesn't use names leader mccarthy, joedoes not use names. there's a commonality where you can do it in just 24 hours as long as there was no name calling and hydroxychloroquine discussion. >> thank you for that. we'll be watching. >> thank you. >> thanks. >> okay. >>> thanks meantime we get quarterly results this morning from boeing, gm, ge, and so many more companies, and the earnings parade continue this afternoon joining us now is neilla richardson, principal strategist for edward jones good morning to you. we've tried to make sense of the earnings report and the entire parade and, frankly, how much we're supposed to look through the covid news by the way, some of the covid news has had a contrarian event. some companies are doing better than expect. so what are you doing with your money right now? >> power of below expectations we've seen that this season with most companies beating the expectations set out for them. more so -- and this is a bright spot -- more offering guidance for the second half of the year. so we'r

police russia's good players mccarthy says if the bounty allegations are confirmed there will be severe consequences in washington, i'm joe khaleel. >>and a last call to file your taxes. the irs says there will be no more extensions and the new creation by nasa designed to remind you to stop touching your face and after the break california's happening tomorrow, california's gas tax going up again it will rise by 3.2 cents making the state tax on a gallon of gas. >>just over $0.50 the tax is the result of a bill passed in 2017 and automatically boosts the tax online with the consumer price index. the tax expected to bring in about billion this fiscal year to pay for state maintenance and repair projects. still ahead, the man known as the golden state killer. he was sentenced yesterday after decades of >>the golden state killer was sentenced in a sacramento courtroom yesterday. among those watching closely women who survived his attacks after decades some say they feel they are finally getting justice walter mccollough has the story. >>i mean it's a day they hoped and prayed for i thought i would die before the state can h

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police russia's good players mccarthy says if the bounty allegations are confirmed there will be severe consequences in washington, i'm joe khaleel. >>time now is 4.27 there is a quick live look outside the bay bridge toll plaza, we'll be back with more on the kron 4 morning news in just a minute. and we're back it is 4.30 on this july first. here's a quick live look outside. >>at our sfo camera where the airport is beginning to spool up don't forget we're going to talk more about american airlines and their decision to start packing. every flight to capacity. more on that live report in the meantime let's talk about the weather on this again first of july with john trouble morning. john yeah, a little bit of fog but nothing that's been too problematic for most areas this morning james, what we are going to be seeing today is a lot of sunshine eventually you can make out some of those misty conditions out there in the distance from sfo on up to san francisco, but looking at our fog tracker this morning visibility is okay some low clouds a pinpoint raise as well as write down along the coastline. fog isn't going to be some

. >> joe >>> house minority leader kevin mccarthy joins us over the debate on the next stimulus plan,er it's needed, what it should include. futures higher after the big rally yesterday in the nasdaq when it added 2.5% dow was nd okif flat yesterday it's up this morning "squawk box" will be right back. of the greatest game shows in history. during that time, we handed out millions of dollars to thousands of contestants. and i thought, what if we paid the contestants their winnings in gold instead of cash and prizes? back in 1976, we had a wonderful contestant named lee whose three-day winnings were valued at $12,850, and you know what? that was a pretty big haul back in 1976. so i wondered, what would have happened if lee had put $12,850 in cash and then put $12,850 in gold in a safe, just sitting there side-by-side from 1976 until now? well, i went back and i ran the numbers, and what i found was amazing. we all know that $12,850 in cash would still be sitting there, but it would be worth a whole lot less than it was in 1976. but that $12,850 in gold, safely stored away, it's worth $

mccarthy is confident both parties will have a negotiated stimulus package before august in washington, i'm joe khaleel. >>other news we're following tonight. we have some disturbing new details on that shoot out in contra costa county where 3 deputies were hit and the suspect was killed last night. it happened after an 11 hour standoff with a gunman on green acres lane in nightstand that's right off highway 4 and lone tree way. the suspect has now been identified as eduardo martinez from bay point. deputies say before they showed up martinez sexually assaulted his ex-girlfriend then threw her on the coffee table use duct tape to tie or to a chair doused her with gasoline then threatened to burn the house down. we also know one of the deputies who was shot was hit in the chest but was saved by his bulletproof vest. the second deputy was hit in the head with shotgun pellets and the 3rd was shot in the arm. all 3 have since been released from the hospital. in the south bay milpitas police have released body camera video from an officer involved shooting from june 21st. >>police >>say they were re

police russia's good players mccarthy says if the bounty allegations are confirmed there will be severe consequences in washington, i'm joe khaleel. >>tracking a widespread cool down in the bay area for your wednesday with below average temperatures arriving thursday more coming up in my microclimate outlook and we take a look back at the life and comedic legend carl reiner leaves behind a legacy of laughter spanning generations. plus the 4th of july is almost here and so are the fireworks what you should know if you live in an area where fireworks are legal. >>and the 4th of july fireworks show in san francisco. it. yes, it's canceled this year, but you can join kron 4 for it virtual celebration, we'll show you some of the most memorable moments from the biggest fireworks shows on the west coast. san diego's big bay boom will also honor local heroes who have been on the front lines of the pandemic you can check out the 4th of july celebration. on kron 4 starting at motorcycle riders love the open road. and geico loves helping riders get to where they're going, so to help even more, geico is giving new and current custome

police russia's good players mccarthy says if the bounty allegations are confirmed there will be severe consequences in washington, i'm joe khaleel today former vice president joe biden weighed in on the removal of confederate symbols and statues across the country this. >>after the state of mississippi decided to take the confederate flag off of its official state flag and design a new one biden says, although he supports the removal of confederate monuments. he thinks they should be put in museums instead of completely discarded i always better. >>to do it is that there's this stage. between those those monuments i i i shift responsibility and i'm not. the elected officials were those statues are have a responsibility. but then the museum get >>biden went on to say that just because some confederate monuments are moved americans shouldn't expect racism in america to disappear completely. today we know president trump's campaign has scrapped plans to hold a rally in alabama next weekend. it comes. >>amid concerns about the rising number of covid cases the campaign never formally announced plans for that alabama rally, bu

mccarthy is confident both parties will have a negotiated stimulus package before august in washington, i'm joe khaleel. >>amazon certain e-mail sent to all of its employees was a mistake yesterday amazon instructed its workers yesterday morning to remove the short video sharing app but a lot of kids are using these days tick tock remove it from their phones. but the online retail giant now says that email was sent in error and there is no change to amazon's policy regarding tick tock in the email amazon said that due to quote security risks the tick tock app is no longer permitted on mobile phones of amazon employees that can access amazon email on them. in a response tick tock as a spokesperson says amazon didn't communicate with us before sending out that e-mail and we still don't understand their concerns. some u.s. officials including the secretary of state have said that the app could undermine national security given its ties to china. some cybersecurity experts though have been more cautious about that assessment tick tock is owned by the world's most valuable startup a chinese company

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with kevin mccarthy of california as well when they served together in the california state legislature. that's high praise. a lot of people saying you're the person that vice president joe biden should be thinking about as a vice presidential pick. and today you were caught chatting with him. >> yes. you know, i believe that the president -- the vice president, soon to be president, 99 days until the election, that he is going to pick the best person. he knows the job, he was in the job. i just have to say that the women that everyone is talking about, and no one knows who's on the list and who isn't on the list, are phenomenal women. and any of them would be fantastic. i am going to do everything i can to make sure that he gets elected and once elected make sure that he's a successful president. what i'm saddened by, though, is that by the time he raises his hand in january to be sworn in, i'm hoping that we don't have a quarter of a million of dead americans and i'm hoping that our economy is not teetering on a depression. but, you know, until the republicans act, you know that they have had that bill sitting in their chamber for over two months and they wait until pe

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