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

complex, the military-industrial complex will absorb our democracy after the assassination of john f. kennedyecause the path that eisenhower warned against. we are walking on it and today it's time to move back it's time. the story of the ban on the publication of a new batch of documents is a classic example of a situation where everything confirms the worst suspicion, no matter what was said. no, or even just silence in truth, it is not particularly important who exactly killed kennedy at the hands of the cia federal reserve bankers. pentagon fbi cosa nostra or drug dealer. anyway vip state american, the deep state has given yet another confirmation of its existence. and what are the financiers in it? the mafia generals are we, in truth, and we have known this for a long time. when once again we are faced with an example of the lies of western politicians and the shameless concealment of information from society, it is just right to ask the question, and the people on the capitalist hill really defend the interests of their people, the question is rhetorical and understandable. why the fran

indefinitely classified documents of the investigation into the assassination of president john f. kennedy presented to the american people. here is an amazing quote. further delay in the public disclosure of this information is necessary to protect against obvious harm to the country's military security , law enforcement intelligence operations and foreign relations. possible harm so serious that it outweighs the public interest in disclosing this information, all information in these documents must be withheld from public disclosure. this is what was supposed to happen in dallas that 60 years later, the us government considers possible harm. so serious that it outweighs the public interest in disclosing this information with a phrase that even now hang in a frame for those who want to know what western democracy is, as cnn writes and i note that this is almost the only mention of the news of 99% of the documents of the kennedy assassination investigation. however 1% of unclassified data remains and the information in them is such that it will harm the us intelligence services, this is ho

indefinitely classified the documents of the investigation into the assassination of president john f. kennedyto the american people. here is an amazing quote. further delay in the public disclosure of this information is necessary to protect against obvious harm to the country's military security , law enforcement intelligence operations and foreign relations. possible harm is so serious that it outweighs the public interest in disclosing this information, all information in these documents should be kept from public disclosure. this is what was supposed to happen in dallas that 60 years later, the us government considers possible harm. so serious that it outweighs the public interest in disclosing this information with a phrase that even now hang in a frame for those who want to know what western democracy is, as cnn writes and i note that this is almost the only mention of news in 99% of the documents of the kennedy assassination investigation. however, 1% of neuro-secret data remains and the information in them is such that it will harm us intelligence agencies can interpret the ornate wor

>> reporter: after marrying into a famous family, becoming a beloved first lady to president john f. kennedyroline and john f. kennedy jr. >> there have been any number of books written about jackie kennedy. what more is there to say? >> that was my biggest concern when i wrote this book, what more is there to say? then i realized that the kennedys loomed so large in jackie's story, and every book that's been published has been unexplored, her relationships with her own family. >> reporter: behind jacqueline kennedy onassis' sunglasses was a woman who harbored deep secrets, many of which are revealed in the new biography "jackie: public, private, secret." the title is pretty striking. what do you imply? >> in 1989, she had a conversation with john who designed kennedy's gravesite. she said, "i have three lives, public, private, and secret." the secret life was the life that only very few people understood and knew of. >> reporter: i met randy at new york's grand central station's iconic oyster bar. >> the only press conference jackie ever gave in the 1970s was right here in the oyster bar. i

sena john f. kennedyng in 1953 was one of the social events of the season. maybe the century. charlie bartlett was an usher. martha bartlett was one of more than a dozen bridesmaids. you were in the bridal party. what do you remember leading up to the wedding? >> i don't know why, but she was not a happy bride particularly. i think it was due to the fact that her father couldn't give her away. >> reporter: was he there? >> he was there. got totally intoxicated the night before and couldn't get up the next morning. >> the 36-year-old massachusetts senator and his pretty 24-year-old bride. >> reporter: and so began a union that still fascinates today. martha bartlett was there for a lot of it. that's her next to jackie at the state of the union. but for her, as with many of us, the kennedy saga brings mixed emotions about a glamorous couple and dream unfulfilled. when you look back on your matchmaking, do you think job well done? >> no, because i -- i find it terribly sad. >> reporter: what do you mean? >>

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newton manno, who has won the president john f. kennedy's chairman of the ftc, who by the, way still going strong at 97, bodes well. he told the president that, there was all this attention are putting a man on the moon. and going, they're not because it was easy, but because it was hard. that communication satellite might be more important, because they put ideas in space. and ideas last longer than men. my addendum would be, and women. but i think he was absolutely right. i've been studying that history, because it was how the fcc helped support the first space age. so now, as i said at the helm of the agency, it really strikes me like we have to update our policies to help this sector. >> he enabled that next generation of great ideas to be put into space. >> yeah, it's all starting right now. we want to make sure our policies are up to speed, up to date, and really serve as a model for the world. >> i assume that includes all of the exciting things that nasa is working, on with artemis. going beyond geo, out to lunar space, and beyond. >

john kennedy. john f kennedy is often said, known as the person who brought the presidency to television and vice versa. this was his first news conference in 1962. and as mike mccurry points out, it wasn't at the white house. this was at the state department, correct? right. and let's just listen to a minute of this. just made for. speaking about the russian atomic test and these negotiation is, as you know, scheduled to begin early in february. they are of great importance and we will need more time here. and a clear american position. so there he was standing in front of the group, two microphones reading from a prepared notes, very stiff, very formal. it changed over time, not just the news conference, but the sit down interview. tom brokaw with gerald ford. it changed over time. it became a crowded briefing room. and there's george w bush. and look at that. the place is jammed. and we have been there to it changed over time with barack obama announcing the death of osama bin laden with a very solemn

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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 very significant place in our history. you talked about ford being gerald ford being an insurgent. he certainly was when he asserted his ambition to leadership in the republican caucus. well, you get it. ford arrived in 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 of naito and the like. the united nations. at one point, i'll bet you this is new was news to me. gerald ford was one 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 language for the united states. needless to say, he outgrew that level of internationalism. but yeah, i mean, he well, the insurgency. in 1965, the republican party had surv

john f. kennedy: regard any nuclear missile launched...al priorities. [applause] narrator: cuba is an anachronism. ancient vehicles, crumbling infrastructure, and limited opportunities. but despite 60 years of economic sanctions by the united states, the socialist country survives. there's free education and a free world-class medical system.

since 1963, art, marking 60 years of art in ambassador program founded under john f. kennedy. u.s.d a kennedy portrait to mark anniversary of the speech and the arts program and focusing on theme of democracy. jennifer griffin sat down with leading voices who helped made art a force overseas. >> can make you feel what a diplomat can only try to make you understand. ♪ >> 60 years ago, president john f. kennedy stood in front of the berlin wall with a message about freedom and america's willingness to stand by its allies. >> i take pride in the words. >> the same year as the united states confronted threats to democracy, president kennedy launched the program. this year celebrating the anniversary of a crucial weapon used by american ambassador in 200 countries as they face resurgent threats just like president kennedy did. he seemed to understand there is no better ambassador for freedom than an artist because an artist survives on freedom. >> megan buyer runs the program at the state department. we have a small office with small budget. 80% are loans. in may she launched more perfe

he says president john f. kennedy is my grandfather, and this legacy is important.ake a listen, boris. >> i've licensed to -- listened to him. i know him. i have no idea why anyone thinks he should be president. what i do know is his candidacy is an embarrassment. let's not be distracted again by somebody's vanity project. >> now rfk jr. did acknowledge from the outset of his campaign that some of his family members did not approve of his bid, but that he loved them all the same. >> they actually in the past put out an op-ed talking about some of his dangerous rhetoric. so jack isn't the only one coming forward. >> reporter: no, many of them too not want -- do not want to be associated with this. in recent days kennedy has made further alarming comments suggesting that certain races were inoculated from the -- from the covid vaccine, and then in response to that you had family members like joe kennedy saying it was hurtful and wrong, and carrie kennedy saying the comments were deplorable. you know, the reason why we are all watching this is this is perhaps america's

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indefinitely classified documents of the investigation into the assassination of president john f. kennedyshould have been presented to the american people. here is an amazing quote. further delay in the public disclosure of this information is necessary to protect against obvious harm to the country's military security , law enforcement intelligence operations and foreign relations. possible harm is so serious that it outweighs the public interest in disclosing this information, all information in these documents should be kept from public disclosure. this is what was supposed to happen in dallas that 60 years later, the us government considers possible harm. so serious that it outweighs the public interest in disclosing this information with a phrase that even now hang in a frame for those who want to know what western democracy is, as cnn writes and i note that this is almost the only mention of the news in 99% of the documents of the investigation assassination of kennedy races. however, 1% of unclassified data remains and the information in them is such that it will harm the us intell

f. kennedy jr >> reporter: tonight, one of america's most famous families engaged in a very public feud. >> hi, i'm jack schlossberg, and i have something to say. >> reporter: jack schlossberg, the grandson of president johnstagram to speak out against his relative, robert f. kennedy, jr. >> let's not be distracted again by somebody's vanity project. >> reporter: rfk jr. is running a long shot bid for president as a democrat the nephew of jfk and the son of robert f. kennedy has peddled misinformation and made these comments falsely citing research in a video obtained by "the new york post." >> covid-19 is targeted to attack caucasians and black people. the people who are most immune are ashkenazi jews, and chinese. >> reporter: despite his controversial rhetoric, some polls show him with double-digit support in the primary. >> that's all about his last name. >> reporter: schlossberg agrees >> he's trading in on camelot, celebrity, conspiracy theories, and conflict for personal gain and fame >> reporter: he's not alone. rfk jr.'s sister, kerry kennedy, and nephew, former congressman joe kennedy, have condemned the remarks, and now republicans are using his rhetoric as a tool to attack the biden administra

hello to the new way at carvana >>> in our politics lead jack kennedy schlossberg a grandson of john f. kennedycusing rfk jr. of trying to trade in on his famous name. as cnn's eva mckend reports, jack kennedy schlossberg is far from the only member of the kennedy dynasty who has blasted recent remarks from rfk jr. >> there are other members of my family who are not here today. >> reporter: from the very beginning of robert kennedy jr.'s campaign there was tension. but now the high-profile family feud has spilled out into the open. >> his candidacy is an embarrassment. let's not be distracted again by somebody's vanity project. >> reporter: president john kennedy's grandson, jack schlossberg, dismissing his uncle's long shot bid for the white house. >> i've listened to him. i know him. i have no idea why anyone thinks he should be president. >> reporter: schlossberg is the son of president kennedy's daughter caroline, who currently serves as u.s. ambassador to australia. he took to instagram to praise his family's legacy and implore people to vote for president biden. >> joe biden shares my gra

they believed that this is one of john f. kennedy's diseases that can cause this system to become deeply dysfunctional. make the future it will cause deeper challenges that, alhamdulillah, with the grace of the honorable government and i, the honorable president, in the meetings we had with the heads of the forces, how much the rest of the dear ones of the heads of the forces supported this action and the necessary approvals are available to the social security organization of this big problem. control and solve it to some extent. another of our problems in the field of social security is the issue of reducing the support factor and the speed of production in this field. in the case of pension funds, one of the components of income is the issue of the input of the funds, and basically, how much the input of the funds and the number the insured are better from that side the output of the commitment fund should be proportionate to this , the situation of the fund could be a better situation, we came to the conclusion that we should follo

industry, is open to other terrorist narratives , such as the stories of the assassination of john f. kennedy and the fifth president of the united states . in the movie, they presented a danger for the people of the american world and the american government, the word "hair removal" saves the people of the world. this was completely the opposite of iranian cinema , while our country considers iran to be the victims of terrorism . the month that just passed a week has 16 shots and 17 shots, with 72 martyrs of the scientific and political elite, the chemical bombing of sardasht with 8,000 poisoned and 110 dead, and of course a 12 shot and 290 martyrs of the iranian passenger plane, but we all are from these tragedies. in one afternoon, a tree and a dead wave zahra rezakhah of radio and television news agency, based on the announcement of tovanir company , the country's electricity demand has crossed the 66,000 megawatt mark due to the increase in temperature compared to the previous day. in this regard , a conversation with the ceo of the khuzestan regional electricity distribution company, mr

news for darim from the shole bar bad series and the documentary review of the assassination of john f. kennedy and the tv movie after the silence of this sugar in the market will be broadcast today at 18:00 on omid channel. this tv movie, directed by farhad mehranfar, is the story of a teenage girl who is forced to leave her place of residence in order to continue her education. you have to leave friends here i will be more sad than that. it was broadcasted on channel 3. medical ethics supports my choice and jihadi forces to fight against the corona disease. the theme of this series, played by mohsen qasabian, korosh soleimani and nima shahrokh shahi, something happened in the street, be prepared. this series of historical political documentaries with a look in the mirror tonight and tomorrow night at 21:30 will be broadcast on channel four and the next day at 15:00 , and the development of the 2021 product directed by oliver stone is a description of the contradictions of the newly released documents of the black organization with what has been so far. about the kennedy assassination and afte

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

in 1963, president john f. kennedy signed the community mental health act.e last act he signed before his death. this act reflected his belief that every person deserves to be treated with dignity and respect. people with mental illnesses and addictions should be able to receive high quality services in bltheir community. close to home. not just be housed in a hospital or jail because care was not available. unfortunately, his vision was not realized for decades. not until now. [applause] when president biden signed the bipartisan community act he created the largest investments inhe community behavioral health services ever made in our country. [applause] and i want to personally thank president biden for being with us as a champion every step of theev way. to get this done. i am not talking about grants that start and stop. this is full medicaid funding for clinics that meet high quality standards for the same model used for federally qualified health systems that do such a wonderful job. in other words, for the first time we are transforming our healthcar

why did they kill john f. kennedy on the other side there were people who were absolutely sure that the enemy could gasp and the americans knew. that khrushchev and the soviet union will wither in general, they considered the american military to be another matter. well, they thought it was, well, it's dying, but there will be no florida, but this will not happen today. well, okay, but we'll destroy them. that's what the conversation was about, and now the problem is. what they don't really believe that we're zhahnem. and it seems to me that we are dying, and here this is a break in logic, it is the most dangerous. not random yes, not because of all the time such interesting statements make putin too fond of life. putin will never do, then putin will never do what zelensky says, who, well, as a character is absolutely cowardly. it is no coincidence that the prime minister of israel at that time said that after putin said no. we give guarantees that no one is hunting for zelensky, but when the special operation began m

president biden issued his final order on releasing classified documents from president john f kennedy'snation. the key finding revealed the official who intercepted lee harvey oswald's mail for the cia was named ruben f ron. this memo summarizing oswald's letter was made public 60 years ago. but the name of the cia agent was kept secret until now more than 2000 documents still remain fully or partially withheld. alabama woman is home safe after disappearing for more than 48 hours. serious case here, carly russell returned home saturday night after vanishing late thursday. >> following a 9-1-1 call where she reported a stranded toddler on the side of a highway. her short disappearances generating more questions than answers. now reporter nick smith has details. >> it's a tragic story. we're all too familiar with. a woman goes missing without a trace leaving loved ones frantically searching for clues, praying for their safe return. but for the family of curly russell there waking nightmare ended saturday with a happy ending. carly returning home seemingly out of nowhere on sunday russell'

the star witness before the house judiciary committee was robert kennedy junior, the nephew of john f. kennedy and the far us president. i and she was on the defensive. he made clear in his testimony that he was not anti semitic, and he was not opposed to vaccines. in principle, he was simply in favor of transparency and an accurate medical information, bidding face some pretty harsh accusations and questioning at the hands of democrats on the committees. now from also testifying was a bright margaret. and one of the issues that came up before the house judiciary committee that was being part of contention in the hearings was the hunter by laptop story. you'll recall how us media declared the storage, the russian propaganda and how facebook and twitter even outlaw on lot the sharing of the link and the link from being shared to the new york co story. and now we understand the story about a 100 buttons, laptop is in fact true. here's a moment that got rather dense between a member of congress and a bright bar report. i can say with confidence the what has been going on with the binding family.

need to move to a new era where we live together as brothers and sisters or, or as president john f. kennedy. one said we will perish in schools. and this is the challenge we have right now. if he wins the primaries against the other kindly, the aid sale, we may be fighting a drum ironic just finally that as the by the ministration is trying to to be a trump is a spike. maybe using the espionage act. 1917. that's use the search, right? absolutely. i mean, you know, to snare a president of the united states as a russian has a come on. i mean, i saw that at the beginning, and i said both, you know, again, bologna, you do kind of politics that, that will not even permit a person who is the president the united states, to the, to accord him the a certain amount of decency and an honor, when one takes the whole to protect and defend the constitution of the united states, she went on, it slipped away for persian purposes. it degrades our whole country. and it's all saying about president trump supposedly being a russian asset. so stupid, it's beyond belief, but they pulled it off. okay. they got a

need to move to a new era where we lived together as brothers and sisters or, or as president john f. kennedy. one said we will perish in schools. and this is the challenge we have right now. if he wins the primaries against the other carrier, the aid sale, we may be fighting a drum ironic. just finally that as the by the administration is trying to to be a trump is a spike may be using the espionage act. 1917. that's use the search, right? absolutely. i mean, you know, to snare a president of the united states as a russian has a come on. i mean, i saw that at the beginning, and i said both, you know, again, bologna, you do kind of politics that, that will not even permit a person who is the presence of united states to the, to accord a, him, the, a certain amount of decency and an honor when one takes the whole to protect and defend the constitution of the united states, you know, that slipped away for persian purposes. it degrades our whole country. and it's all saying about president trump supposedly being a russian assa. so stupid, it's beyond belief, but they pulled it off. ok that a the

the star witness before the house judiciary committee was robert kennedy junior, the nephew of john f. kennedy and the far us president, i and she was on the defensive. he made clear in his testimony that he was not anti semitic. and he was not opposed to vaccines. in principle, he was simply in favor of transparency and accurate medical information. but he faced some pretty harsh accusations in questioning at the hands of democrats on the committee. now also testifying was a right margaret. and one of the issues that came up before the house judiciary committee that was being part of contention in the hearings was the hunter by laptop story. you'll recall how us media declared the storage, the russian propaganda and how facebook and twitter even out lot on lot the sharing of the link and the link from being shared to the new york co story. and now we understand the story about hunter biden's laptop is in fact true. here's a moment that got rather jazz between a member of congress and a bright bar report. i can say with confidence that what has been going on with the binding family, is it abso