do you know john f kennedy? his mother grew in concord, massachusetts, swimming picnicking and walden pond every day. the kennedy kids not learn to swim in the ocean. they learn to swim. walden pond did you realize that john kennedy's mother made a mission to russia to investigate whether thoreau's collected works in the libraries in russia? do you realize that her favorite book, beyond water, an essay by thro and walden was a book called cape cod. all about the outer cape. the outer cape. her son, john f kennedy, would sign as the cape cod national seashore in 1961 and in and when i say national seashore skies, kennedy became president. we had one cape hatteras. it's hard are on coastal areas i if i were president in or jimmy carter was president he save a lot people say he saved this many acres alaska it's mountain rock that you know here's a big you know what so i'm not criticizing i'm simply saying for the politics it bob great reporters here knows these politics kennedy actually got through seas shore real e

in 1992, an act was passed to collect materials on the case of john f. kennedycheck title 3.006 act to grant president john f. kennedy, in accordance with this act , a special board was established to review the case materials. the public didn't have to wait until 2029, all documents were declassified by the councils funds have been allocated. for four years. they were supposed to declassify and make public the maximum number of documents. they were able to collect over two million pages of declassified records and snails. now everything is stored in the national archives in maryland in absolutely free access to view the study of the study. now we know much more armed with facts. we will return to the past and try to restore the events of that day and uncover their true causes. let's start. did something happen in the cortege? wait in business. kennedy was much confusion, the warren commission counted only three shots, because three shell casings were found on the sixth floor of the vault book. on the polo, we found three spent cartridge cases by their character

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the diary of a young john f. kennedy was put up for auction in his notes made in 1945. the 28-year-old kennedy claims that hitler will break out of the hatred surrounding him today, as one of the most important figures. in history , it contained the material from which legends are created , the future president wrote. these entries appeared in the diary after kennedy visited hitler's tea house kehlstein house in bavaria a few months after the death of the nazi leader, but the family paid a bitter price. john's older brother joseph was killed in world war ii. sister kathleen in 1948 crashed in a plane crash . the president's younger brother robert was killed in 1968 and finally. john kennedy himself became the victim of the most high-profile murder of the 20th century. by the way, the kennedy clan is still alive, despite another wave of mysterious deaths in the nineties, robert kennedy jr. has a good chance. lead the presidential race next year. and although the us family is very fond of and sympathize with some of the representatives, even hunter would be jealous of a c

also interesting that so many senators current or former in 1960 senator john f kennedy, senator lyndon johnson the i so how about this one that kennedy would not have been elected president without johnson because it was really eisenhower be kind of chip away at the south, louisiana. he took in 56 virginia both campaigns really began to eat away at the traditional democratic south would kennedy have won the presidency do you think without lyndon johnson from texas to hold down hold down the democratic south as we would say in the most area that terms not a snowball's chance of hell. what lyndon johnson brought to the table? was what ronnie duggar who was a famous texan journalist said that every election that johnson and the rest of the people that but in 1948. he won by 87 votes and received the wonderful nickname landslide linden. now imagine for a second imagine and no election. that johnson ran it did he win without corruption? and yet every author every major biography of lyndon johnson. talks about the fraud in 1941. and in 1948 multiple chapters one book major biography on the e

. >> this week marks 62 years since president john f. kennedy to send a man to moon. a goal the u.s. accomplished in 1969, which president kennedy, of course, did not live to see. he was assassinated in dallas in 1963. to commemorate 60 years since his death, a key artifact that will be on display later this year in dallas. cbs's omar villafranca has the story. >> here is oswald. at the police station. >> reporter: 12 hours after president john f. kennedy an assassinated in dallas, reporters from all over the world were crammed into police headquarters trying to interview the suspect. lee harvey oswald. >> i got jostled, i'm small, so i got pushed behind the door one time. i'm pummeled. >> this is a situation now. >> reporter: bill mercer was a reporter with cbs station krld. he just got a tip from a cop that oswald had been charged with murdering the president. something that oswald didn't know until mercer broke the news to him on camera. >> you have been charged. >> sir? >> you have been charged. you have been charged with the murder of the p

the diary of a young john f. kennedy was auctioned in 2017. in his notes made in 1945, the 28-year-old kennedy claims that hitler will break out of the hatred surrounding him today as one of the most significant figures. in history, it contained the material from which legends are created, the future president wrote.

the diary of a young john f. kennedy was auctioned in 2017.notes made in 1945, the 28-year-old kennedy claims that hitler will break out of the hatred surrounding him today as one of the most significant figures. in history, it contained the material from which legends are created, the future president wrote. these entries appeared in the diary after kennedy visited hitler's tea house , the kielsteinhaus in bavaria, a few months after the death of the nazi leader, but the family paid its bitter price. and john's older brother joseph was killed during world war ii. sister kathleen crashed in a plane crash in 1948. the president's younger brother robert was killed in 1968 and finally. john f. kennedy himself was the victim of the most notorious assassination of the 20th century. by the way, the kennedy clan is still alive, despite another wave of mysterious deaths in the nineties, robert kennedy jr. has a good chance. lead the presidential race next year. and although the us family is very fond of and sympathize with some of the representatives

it was president john f. kennedy who said it best -- israel was not created in order to disappear. israel will endure and flourish. it can either be broken by adversity or to moralized by success. ladies and gentlemen, israel parts for s rebirth as nothing less than a modern miracle and i think you for it. [applause] the source of that miracle is the people of israel. in those dark days thousands of years ago when the jewish people were scattered from israel, isaiah predicted a brighter future to come, inspired by god he shared this command, signed by light to come. my friends, today, 75 years after declaring independence, israel's light shines brighter than ever before. despite the constant threat of terrorism, israel remains a thriving democracy. israel's economy today is ranked as the fourth best performing economy among developing nations. [applause] x market economy is dynamic and its remarkable people are bursting with talent and ideas. its innovative high-tech sector has rightfully earned the nickname that israel has come of the start. the founder of modern the zionist predi

in 1962 president john f. kennedy signed a proclamation dedicating may 15 as peace officers memorial day, part of national police week honoring officers who lost their lives in the line of duty. from capitol hill, this is about 20 minutes. >> brothers and sisters, it is my honor and privilege to introduce our attorney general, merrick garland, who is here at this memorial service. on behalf of the surviving families, and all of our officers here today, please accept our heartfelt gratitude for joining us. it has been a difficult time for law enforcement in our country. we struggle to retain veteran officers and recruit the best and brightest for the next generation of policing. you continue to be a leader in helping our noble profession address this crisis. you and your deputy and associate attorney general have been an invaluable research to us we are valuable for your help to this department. please welcome to our service, our nation's top law enforcement officer, united states attorney general merrick garland will

in my first year of my office i've protected more than any president including john f. kennedy. i signed a bipartisan infrastructure loss and the largest bill on conservation ever anywhere period. [applause] it wouldn't happen without you part of the past two years you have protected our cnoc outdoor spaces preserved historic sites that make our nation more resilient to the devastating impacts of climate change. we protected more than 9 million acres of national forest the largest in the world. [applause] it's g incredible. eswe have restored protections d status that the previous broback for three national monuments northeast kenyan and the marine national monument. a little girl came up to me and she had this little bear and she said can you take care that there? i looked at her and i said though what? and she said the bears is. >> you have to protect them. it's a different generation. last year i use my authority enacted -- antiquities act to add connable divide in colorado to the list of national monuments. it's magnificent. two months ago i added two more spirit mountain in

[applause] >> it was president john f. kennedy who said it best. israel was not created in order to disappear. israel will endure and flourish. it can be neither broken by adversity, nor demoralized by success. kennedy's words echo throughout this chamber today. ladies and gentlemen, israel's rebirth is nothing less than a modern miracle and i thank you for it. [applause] the source of that miracle is the people of israel. in those dark days thousands of years ago when the jewish people were scattered from israel, the prophet isaiah predicted a brighter future to come, inspired by god he shared this command, arise, shine, thy light to come. my friends, today 75 years after declaring independence, israel lights shine brighter than ever before. [applause] >> despite the constant threat of terrorism, israel remains a thriving democracy in the middle east. israel's economy once relied on rationing food and oil, today israel is ranked as the fourth best performing economy among developing nations. [applause] >> it's market economy is dynamic and its rem

in 1962, president john f. kennedy signed a proclamation designating may 15 as peace officers' memorial day, part of national police week, honoring officers who lost their lives in the line of duty. from capitol hill, this is about 20 minutes. and we're very proud of the partnership that we have with you and your department of justice. brothers and sisters, please welcome to our service our nation's top law enforcement officer, united states attorney general merrick b. garland, who will also share a message from the united states president joseph biden. [applause] mr. garland: good morning on such a beautiful morning. as pat noted, i've been asked to share a letter from president biden in recognition of today's memorial before my own remarks. from the president -- greetings to the fraternal order of police, to the members of our law enforcement community, and to all the families who are gathered for this year's national peace officers' memorial service. jill and i are attending our granddaughter's college graduation to

oferta mÁs tentadora es la de un vuelo de ida a ontario por $99 desde el aeropuerto internacional john f kennedymiencen $166. para ir a puerto rico la tarifa mÁs econÓmica es aterrizando en aguadilla. el costo del boleto de ida inicia en $157. para ciudades como orlando, el precio base es $59 desde nueva york. las reservaciones aplican para vuelos entre marzo y julio. maity: la empresa airbnb lanzÓ una nueva oferta para los huÉspedes que permitirÁ alquilar una habitaciÓn en la misma casa o el apartamento del dueÑo a unos $67 por noche. esta alternativa la creÓ tras concluir que alquilar una casa entera puede ser demasiado caro para muchos viajeros. leÓn: los invito a escuchar nuestro podcast diario. hablamos de la batalla entre disney y el gobernador ron desantis. >> disney va a tratar de organizar apoyo de otras compaÑÍas, corporaciones, grupos sociales en la florida en contra de de santis. leÓn: allÍ estÁ el cÓdigo qr. no se lo pierda. maity: jalisco cuenta las horas para ver en acciÓn a su gran Ídolo saÚl "el canelo" Álvarez, que regresarÁ a su tierra luego de casi 12 aÑos. volverÁ a pelear e

this pointed to a conspiracy in oliver stone's how john f. kennedyassinated on may 10 and 11 in 1999, i found one document in the national archives that had been hidden for 35 years. svetlana at night , i went into the apartment of the singer borkovsky for criminal purposes to rob, so that the singer would not interfere with hitting him with a bronze statuette, then he took the watch, then he stabbed the officers of civilian clothes so that he would not arrest me all. thanks comrade. junior lieutenant next. you and i, comrades, ask me to mark in the report junior lieutenant of militia vasily kovalenko the seventh department. once again tell me, please, how did you get into barkovsky's apartment? opened. i say give me some water to drink. he turned around and i punched him. did he just invite you there? no, no, he didn’t invite me, he went to the kitchen, well, for water, and i went to chic’s room and that’s it. well, here i am i go with water, and how they hit him. just like that , once and for all, and he fell like on his stomach on his back. well,

i was john f kennedy campaign here in 1960 against richard nixon. and so the the old road to me, it's the old royal hotel has a significant place in our history. you talked about president ford, young gerald ford being insurgent. he certainly was when he asserted his ambition to leadership in the republican caucus. well, you get it. ford arrived. washington, the only word is liberal. he was a liberal republican. he had a strong civil rights record. he supported much of the truman program, not the domestic program. but he was strong, for example, the korean war, a real champion, naito and the like. the united nations. at one point, i bet this is new was news to me. gerald ford was of i believe it was 88 members of the house of representatives who signed a petition for government of world federalism. and as i say in the book, might as well have suggested esperanto was a national language for the united states. needless to say, he outgrew that level of international wisdom. but yeah. i mean, he well the insurgency in 1965 the republican party had survi

. >> that was lady bird johnson from her 1963 diarrhea recording after visiting president john f. kennedy's grave. just days after his assassination, lady bird was confronting a wife as first lady of the united states. she lived in the white house from 1963 to 1969. some of the country's most tumultuous years through the civil rights movement, vietnam and political assassinations. you will hear in her own voice how she experienced the time featuringy. footage from c-spans video library. >> wednesday january 8th, state of the union. it's one of those days you have the feeling that everything that's gone before us was leading up to, working up to. how he felt when he had reached the top of mount everest because it seemed like to me we had a long road of a high mountain and day by day this finally was the day that we either got to the top or stood up and planted the flag. i arrived a little bit early flanked on the right by lucy baines and then how glad i was to have roberta next and then hoffman baines, his wife that was a sort of i know missus johnson would have liked to that but on the othe

entre senadores republicanos con el gobierno mexicano, ahora john kennedy y legislador que no es familiar del expresidente estadounidense john fhizo un llamado para los mexicanos que viven en estados unidos no voten por el partido republicano. >>> quiÉn tenga un abuelo migrante, un padre migrante, no puede apoyar esas actitudes. >>> maricela viviÓ 6 aÑos en estados unidos y asegurÓ que es indignante como mexicana, escuchar al senador referirse asÍ de mÉxico. aquÍ tenemos para no morirnos de hambre. por lo que no sabemos quÉ harÁn los que van a sufrir a estados unidos. no es primera vez que hay este tipo de ofensas. algunos legisladores propusieron combatir a los carteles mexicanos con tropas estadounidenses las ofensas ocurren con frecuencia en un campo de batalla verbal, en mÉxico isa osorio, noticias telemundo. hoy en nciÓn serie especial. inspirando a amÉrica le presentamos a un sacerdote que ayuda a los migrantes porque dice que viviÓ estas dicho ocultadoes en carne propia. aquÍ en n el paso tetexas. los s fines de s semana... ¡gracacias! haststa despuéss de un n gran snackck. parecece un despererdicio, !¡pero no o lo es!

john f. kennedy himself was the victim of the most notorious assassination of the 20th century. by the way , the kennedy clan is still alive, despite another wave of mysterious deaths in the nineties, robert kennedy jr. has a good chance. lead the presidential race next year. and although the family in the united states loves and sympathizes with her, some representatives would envy even hunter bydom. so cousin nephew. which on these president william came before court for rape, however, the district attorney was a relative and he was fully acquitted; it is noteworthy that the lawyer was also a member of the kennedy clan, which is true. he himself gave a suspended sentence for keeping the heroine. historians today. analysts, nevertheless, come to the conclusion that the assassination of president kennedy a few years later is easter, or that because of the people's love for the family, others will be left out if the kennedy brothers remained in the white house for almost a quarter of a century , then tens of thousands of people in a lifetime a whole generation, would not be able

that was lady bird johnson from her december 1, 1963 dyre reporting after visiting presiden' john f. kennedy's grave days after his assassination. lady bird was confronted in new life as first lady of united states but she lived in the white house from 1963 to 1969 some of the countries most tumultuous years through the civil rights movement, vietnam and political assassinations that you will hear her in hear her inner voice hushed experience that time featuring footage from c-span's video library. wednesday january the eighth the state of the union was one of those days you had the feeling everything that has gone before the last two weeks at any rate was leading up to working up to a when you last to reach the top of mt. everest and i had a long long road up a high high mountain and day by day we have been pulling and this finally was the day that we came to the top and fell on her face burst that up and planted the t flag. i write a little bit early and took my seat in the front row flanked on the right by lucy baines and how glad i was to have grover nixon and his wife and aunt josie thoug

striking to me after 25 years of studying this war is, that american leaders and this includes john f kennedy, who did research and writing about right now, kennedy, johnson and nixon, as i see it, were realists behind closed doors. they were gloomy realists about this war, i think from the beginning to the end, robert mcnamara would later say to us, if only we had known it was a kind of of the latter day mcnamara. he sells himself short. he did know. they did know. and so what i find striking for me is the degree to which they were realists about the war. dan and they escalated, it seems to me, and perpetuated a war that they privately doubted was either winnable or necessary. that's a rather gloomy conclusion that i've reached on the basis of my research. well, it raises themes that i'd like us to discuss in this hour. one of them is the role of leadership in decision making that that maybe we can come back. and the question is, why is it today still we seem to devalue integrity, transparency, a certain commitment to honesty. and in way in which leadership is practiced in this country polit

delta airlines en el aeropuerto john f. kennedy de nueva york. jorge: en un accidente murieron varias personas tras un choque de la interestatal cinco, el vehÍculo de pasajeros implicados en una furgoneta. ilia: una persecuciÓn tuvo un final insÓlito despuÉs de que un sospechoso y un auto de la patrulla de la policÍa terminaron chocando contra distintas viviendas. alcanzaron velocidades de hasta 130 km/h, comenzÓ despuÉs del mediodÍa de este jueves. jorge: le presentamos el caso de francisco orozco, quien aseguraba estar encarcelado injustamente. nuestra corresponsal tovar exclusiva el vÍdeo donde la vÍctima declaraba frente al juez que Él no era su secuestrador. ahora el joven obtuvo su libertad despuÉs de que la fiscalÍa no pudo sostener la acusaciÓn. en primiciael momento del reencuentro con su familia y sus primeras declaraciones. >> Éste es el momento en que francisco javier orozco vÁzquez se reencuentra con sus hijas despuÉs de estar encarcelado acusado de cometer un crimen en el que nunca participÓ. >> para mÍ vienen grandes proyectos, no

that was lady bird johnson from her december 1, 1963, diary recording after visiting president john f. kennedy's grave. just days after his assassination lady bird was confronting a new life as first lady of the united states. she lived in the white house from 1963 to 1969. some of this country's most to mulch was years through the civil rights movement, vietnam and political assassinations. you will hear her and her own voice, how she experienced that time, featuring footage from c-span's video library. >> wednesday, january 8th, the state of the union was one of those days you have a feeling everything that has gone before and after was leading up to, working up to what the last reached the top of mount everest, it seemed like we had a long road up a high mountain and day by day we had been pulling and hauling and this was finally the day we came to the top and fell on our face or stood up and planted the flag. i arrived a little early and took my seat in the front row and how glad i was, then i go hustling baines and and joseph oh, that was t srt, i know mrs. johnson would have liked that but

three shots, if there were four or more - this definitely indicated a conspiracy in the film how john f. kennedyas assassinated on wednesday and thursday in 1999, i found a document in the national archives that had been hidden for 35 years? who is calling? how many times do you say the same thing? don't know. do you know why i send you know? move over, please. i do not like back to the door, please say no, but the prices. okay, we got burned. what am i missing lately? you stand in line thinking. about something commands left turned left. where why do they know? where do you eat the main thing in the leg think about your own. but what were you thinking about, don't be afraid of how good it was in civilian life. for a long time not funny jokes you refuse to encourage illegal transactions you are personally called a conservative, a bureaucrat. even the devil knows how here you are from bureaucrat well, you see. yes , what the hell is independence, if you're a bureaucrat or a slacker, i can't. you will drag yourself through the courts, because you only have your will. yes, and you will sit on your

was preparing an article in the year 655 told his editor this kennedy he thought he was god, john f. kennedyid not send troops there, he did not go to a more serious aggravation of the global crisis kennedy was furious. he realized that he was deceived by both the military and intelligence advisers, he announced serious cuts in the agency and told his friends this now famous phrase. i will break the era into 1,000 pieces and scatter them to the wind, when it wasn't just the bay of pigs operation that pissed me off. then in april of the sixty-first year. he was lied to about france about a military test to overthrow the president, charles one of our most important allies , allen dalles, who had long been at enmity with de gaulle, prepared a report for kennedy with false data that most of the french military was opposed to degules because he supported the self-determination of algeria well, dulles did not mention that back in 1959, the cia discussed overthrows for up to a year. behind four french generals stood by this attempt, the rebellion was quickly crushed and hints flashed in some news t

susan: during the presidency of john f. kennedy the number of advisors grew from 900 to 6000. -- 16,000. david: yes. what was the policy to drove that. david: i think for kennedy this was reluctant acquiescence in vietnam. kennedy did not take an active policy of bringing troops to vietnam or trying to escalate the war there but rather to contain it as well. increasingly a was clear that they had to send more american troops to advise larger numbers of vietnamese soldiers in order to contain a successful initiative on the part of the north vietnamese. so kenendy was a very cautious military leader. following the bay of pigs. i think it's clear from the record that he reluctantly made decisions to increase advisors in vietnam but never wanted to engage in war there. but it's true. by the time his administration -- he had been killed, the number would have increased exponentially. susan: do we have any inkling where he would have went? david: my own view from having read all of the material i did in preparation for this book was that

part of john f kennedy drive would probably be closed the thursday before the concert the monday after the concert. of the people who use that park a lot, though, argued the concert should be moved somewhere else. the board of supervisor still have to sign off on this plan. if it does, this will begin next year. >> next on kron, 4 news at 6 debt default looming. why republicans walked out of the talks that are meant to try to extend the debt ceiling. >> in washington, the talks over whether to raise the debt ceiling officially resumed after a pause today. but then broke off again tonight. house speaker kevin mccarthy says talks with the white weren't going anywhere. you call the biden administration unreasonable. republicans argue the u.s. must drastically cut overall spending in the coming year. most democrats will not listen to appeals for spending cuts. both sides have got to reach an agreement by june or else. the u.s. could default on its debt. and that could experts say plunge the country into a recession. it's not clear when they're going to meet again. >> republican senator tim

those were, as we have learned, things about john f. kennedy's sex life, wiretaps and bugs on martin luther king. there were files cap in his office separate from other files to keep them safe. others said there was another purpose. then he had an extensive file collection called his personal files. those were destroyed. he asked his secretary to destroy them and she did. they were birthday cards and such she says. some think there was other material in there but we do not know. >> he was under seven presidents. what was his relationship with some of them? >> mostly, he was very useful to them and he liked them a lot. the three princes -- presidents that interested me the most were one, franklin roosevelt because it was roosevelt who made the modern fbi. the new -- the fbi turned out to be a new deal alphabet agency. he pushed law enforcement in a big way and pushed hoover into political intelligence during the war. that was fascinating for me. then the last two presidents lyndon johnson and richard nixon were also fascinating because they had ve

john f. kennedy's grave just days after his assassination. lady. bird was confronting a new life as first lady of the united states. she lived in the white house from 1963 to 1969. some of this country's most tumultuous years through the civil rights movement vietnam and political assassinations. you'll hear her in her own voice how she experienced that time featuring footage from c-span's video library. wednesday january the 8th state of the union was one of those days that you have the feeling that everything that's gone before the last two weeks at any rate was leading up to working up to so much sir. hillary have felt when he had last reads the top of mount everest because it seemed like to me we had i had a long long ropes dressed up a high how mountain and day by day. we'd been pulling and hauling and this finally was the day that we either came we came to the top fell on our face are stood up and planted the flag. i arrived a little bit early and took my seat in the front row flanked on the right by lucy beans and then how glad i was to have

when john f. kennedy was president he repealed the federal reserve back to replace it with the u.s. treasury. when lyndon johnson became president he put the federal reserve system back in effect. most of the national debt is money owed to creditors because of the federal reserve system. if you can get rid of the federal reserve all over again and replace it with the government such as the treasury, the national debt would evaporate. host: ok can. -- duncan. appreciate those thoughts. daphne, alabama. mark is on the independent line. go ahead, mark. caller: good morning, c-span. i have been listening to the callers on hold here. the main thing i see with regard to this is that the politicians in power up in washington have no desire to do the right thing or fix what we perceive is wrong. they have a desire to stay in power and enrich themselves and their friend, whatever they call themselves. republicans or democrats, it does not matter. they are staring at the ball over there while they are doing these other things to stay in power and enrich themselves. that is what is wrong. does

john f kennedy drive would likely be closed the thursday before the concert and the monday after fromfers to chain of lakes drives some residents who frequent the park expressed concern that the concert should be moved elsewhere. the board of supervisors will have to sign off on the plan later this summer before it kick starts in 2024. >> all right. a live look outside here as we talk weather. yeah mentioned the winds prior. but there you have the fog encroaching in san francisco. almost all the way to the east side of the city and overall cooler to the fog. que laurent. here we go, guys. get ready for the weekend ahead. should be a nice weekend outside. >> we're going to see a little more of that fog and more breeze as we head toward tomorrow afternoon. but we may rebound just a bit as we get into sunday. so not a bad weekend ahead. you're going to see a lot of sunshine in many spots. that fog, course, i can the coastline. you can see it out there right now that the thin layer fog out there near the beaches and start to move inside the bay out of sfo already started moving. there are

you know, i, i look so, you know, wistfully at the days when we had a president by john f. kennedy, who was willing to deal with crew chavo or something like the cuban missile crisis, and many of called what's happening now. new crane the reverse cuban missile price . it's right that it's, it's now this russia being threatened, you know, by war and by, by miss 1000 troops on its borders. as the us saw being threatened by missiles in cuba, skilled kennedy was willing to make concessions to rach is that down. i do not see a white house that is willing to do that then that is really the tragedy here. yeah . and john on top of it and that is, you know, uh, the white house is vacant in many different ways. um, but yeah, that's one of the things that's different this time around is that in the european the weights have been completely cowed. i mean, you have the german chancellor, i call him sergeant schultz on this program, but it is repeatedly humiliated and he just takes, it's extraordinary. that's a job that's. that's because the so called democratic elections across europe are remote con

the biography -- it's luke victor misunderstanding i highlighted on the democratic side, also john f. kennedy -- how about this one, elected, it was really eisenhower, virginia campaigns the way one without lyndon johnson on the democratic south? >> johnson brought to the table was a famous texan journalist said, every election johnson elections in texas 1960 was competitive coalition. just depending on who could steal more votes. johnson ran in 1941 and lost but in 1948 he won by 87 votes and received by a landslide lyndon. imagine no election johnson ran in did he win without corruption every major biography talks about fraud in 19411920, multiple talkers, one book, major biography is by the way, nothing about 1960 there was no cloud another book made a footnote on the last page basically said god annoy ane fairly impartial guy and was a member of the democratic party the reason is because you couldn't prove it so obviously answer is the wasn't brought because the only problem is they lied. >> we will return to the topic of fraud and a few more questions. next misunderstanding, arriving in

and nancy pelosi and john f kennedy and so much of our history and so much we can be proud of it, it is important to make sure we are-need to be fixed. i appreciate your leadership and want to be addeds a a cosponsor. >> supervisor engardio. >> supervisor for district 4, part of golden gate park is in district, not the lake, but as someone who is a part of golden gate park you can add my name as a cosponsor. this issue you know, supervisor stefani or chair stefani, said she didn't know about the history and many didn't, but sure a lot of people did but felt the rest of society was not paying attention or silnts on the issue, so this is a-for those who have known for years and decades, i'm glad we are able to rectify the matter. i do need to report, those that have heard about the issue have been calling my office suggesting names, so that is it fun part and do need to report district 4 resident that sure you know quite well, there is a rally of support to rename the lake for quintan (indiscernible) just want to let you know. been getting many calls. >> that is for another day. [laugh