cronkite got politicians on tv including john f. kennedy, richard nixon, and every four years, it played a bigger role. by 1960, it would be like the birth of email, or the iphone. that is when john f. kennedy became our tv president. he did it with the debates against nixon. he did it by inventing the modern press conference. it started in 1964 in atlantic city. the take away of lyndon johnson getting the nomination in 1964 for the democrats was a moving tribute film, meticulously made, 22 minutes long, honoring john f. kennedy. and i think when we start each convention -- we don't have video of roosevelt's speeches, so we cannot compare. but in election lore, really since the 1960's, there are people that have mastered the convention speech. number one is bill clinton in 1992. that is what put clinton up so high. he had bounce out of the convention due to the power of his speech. and of course barack obama was a speaker in 2004, for john kerry. it is a way to get noticed, the way aoc got noticed here in chicago in 2024. she gets maligned

in the american values of his father, robert kennedy, a great man, and his father, president john f. kennedy- and his uncle, president john f. kennedy. i know they are looking down and they are very, very proud of bobby. i am proud of bobby, if you want to know the truth. [applause] i don't think i have ever introduced anyone who got applause like he just did. i do not think i have ever introduced anybody that got applause like that. [applause] maybe. it is true. [crowd chanting "bobby!"] soon after -- i cannot even believe i have to say this -- i was nearly assassinated in pennsylvania last month bobby called me to express his best wishes. he knows firsthand the risks incurred by the leaders who stand up to the corrupt political establishment. when you stand up you bring on some trouble but you have to do what is right for the country. we are both in this to do what is right for the country. that is one thing i can tell you. [applause] he lost his father and uncle in service to our country and bobby himself was subject to repeated threats to his safety during the course of his campaign whil

madeline you mentioned a minute ago kind of in passing that immigration had been a priority for john f kennedy to some extent a similar claim could be made with to poverty with respect to civil rights these these been around as priorities and in fact priorities for john f kennedy and yet its under lyndon johnson's administration that major strides are made really bills talk if you would given your focus in the book about the leadership that johnson brought that enabled him working with congress and others to move these agendas forward. kennedy had largely been frustrated right in each one of these areas, but under there was progress were the real achievements. how do you explain what did lyndon johnson bring the table that had been lacking, perhaps a in a earlier period? should we go other way, josh? i think know julian covered some of this before. think you you know, i think people who've worked in recent democrat administrations probably bear a certain amount of frustration where, you know, you're told this only barack obama had played more golf. you know, mitch mcconnell, if only he had gla

of course this yacht update we've got john f kennedy, john f kennedy, robert f kennedy jr endorsing donaldamerica. and also a really nice story about this lady from liverpool who's set up a charity to liverpool entrepreneur. yes. >> to. what's she doing to help, families buy uniforms for their schoolchildren? yeah. >> and also, unfortunately, this, incident in germany last night where three people have died. so let's turn our attention to germany now, where reports say, as i said, three people have died and eight injured in a stabbing attack at. believe it or not, a festival of diversity. german newspaper bild suggests police are looking for an arab looking man after the attack in the western city of solingen. >> those killed in last night's attack were a woman and two men, and a massive manhunt is now underway to find the perpetrator , underway to find the perpetrator, who still has not been caught. and authorities say they are yet to establish a motive. well, joining us now is former head of the national counter terrorism security office , chris phillips. security office, chris phillips.

in the american doll use of his father, robert kennedy, a great man, and his uncle, president john f. kennedyand i know that they are looking down right now and they are very , very proud of bobby. i'm proud of bobby, if you want to know the truth. and i don't think i have ever introduced anyone that got applause like he just got. i must tell you. i don't think i have ever introduced anybody and gotten applause like that. amazing. it is true. [crowd chanting "bobby!"] soon after -- i can't believe i have to say this, nearly assassinated in pennsylvania last month, bobby called me to express his best wishes. he knows the risks incurred by leaders that stand up to the corrupt political establishment. when you stand up, you bring on some trouble for yourself but you have to do what is right. we are both in this to do what is right for the country. that is one thing i can tell you. [applause] he lost his father and uncle in service to our country and bobby himself was subject to repeated threats to his safety during the course of his campaign while being denied protection by the harris-biden admi

he is the nephew to president john f. kennedy and senator bobby kennedy, and the son of the late senator ted kennedy. patrick kennedy: i know in my father's case, he had many instances where he was attacked. most of them were never reported on because of the worry that even in reporting on them, you would encourage further acts of violence. and so we lived in a home where there were bulletproof vests in every closet in our house. sara sidner: it is profoundly upsetting to hear that bulletproof vests were a part of everyday life. that those were just around because of what's happened to your family. do you think it's worse than the '60s politically? martin luther king iii: well, it certainly feels like it. in the '60s, we lost a lot of leadership currency from president kennedy to medgar evers to malcolm x to dad. so we lost gigantic leadership forces in less than a 10 year period. and then in the 70s, there was a political assassination attempt of george wallace. sara sidner: the powerfully divisive george wallace infamously bloc

. >> [habla en inglÉs] >> el apoyo del sobrino del fallecido presidente john f kennedy, a donald trumpisiÓn de suspender marido robert kennedy junioy me gustarÍa extender un sincero y sentido agradecimiento a todas las personas que han trabajado tan incansable y amorosamente en su campaÑa. no comentÓ sobre el apoyo de su esposa donald trump, pero el tema ha resonado. incluso que esta movida polÍtica podrÁ beneficiar a donald trump para llegar por segunda vez a la casa blanca. durante el evento de noche en arizona donde kennedy junior respaldo al exmandatario donald trump no dijo si kennedy ocuparÍa algÚn puesto en su gabinete, el caso de ganar la presidencia. pero si menciono que trabajarÍan juntos para proteger las libertades de los estadounidenses. durante el evento prometiÓ que si es elegido a hacer pÚblicos los documentos restantes relacionados al asesinato del presidente john f kennedy en 1960 y tres. >> gracias. la tormenta tropical se acerca a hawai y es probable que se convierta en huracÁn este fin de semana se espera que azote con vientos y deje caer lluvias en las partes medÍ

[cheering] john f. kennedyobby and i will like together to defeat the corrupt political establishment and return control of this country to this people. >> rfk junior said he would have won the election of the system was more honest. >> i thought a call from the president and we had a very good talk and he invited me to see him and we talked about not about the things that separate us because we don't agree on everything about the issues that bind us together and one of the issues he talked about was having safe food and ending the chronic disease epidemic. our children are the unhealthiest mistake his children in the world. don't you want healthy children? don't you want the chemicals out of our food? don't you want regulatory agencies to be free from corporate corruption? that's what president trump told me he wanted. >> kennedy added, this is not the democratic party of his uncle and father. >> thank you, lucas. i feel like i -- we should call him bobby. first name basis. jason, the trump campaign put out a

millionings and he was grounded in the foundings of his father, robert, great man and his uncle john f. kennedy. [ cheering ]. >> i know they're looking downright now and they are very, very proud of bobby. >> we don't agree on everything, but on the values and the issues that bind us together, and one of the issues he talked about was having safe food and ending the chronic disease epidemic. our country has the unhealthy and sickest children in the world. don't you want healthy children? and don't you want the chemicals out of our food. don't you want a president that's going to make america healthy again? [ cheering ]. thank you all very, very much and god bless you and god bless america. will: this is important and true. when they swi switched and they didn't switch but we'll get in a moment, rfk support switched and changed and democrats that might have been supporting rfk because they couldn't bring themselves to joe biden found an acceptable alternative to kamala harris and remains in the five would be people that would swing over to donald trump. rachel:. will: the people that would have

rfk junior is part of us political royalty — the nephew of former president, john f kennedy. en his father robert f kennedy was assassinated when he was running for president. he's built a reputation as an activist, author and lawyer campaigning on issues like clean water. but at times, that activism has leant into conspiracy theories. most prominently with his views against vaccinations during the coroanvirus pandemic. in april last year he announced he was running for the democratic nomination. but by october, he'd dropped his primary bid and decided to run as an independent. but he did not receive the support of his political dynasty family. i want everyone to know that i am not terminating my campaign, i am simply suspending it, not ending it. my name will remain on the ballot in most states, but... scattered applause. in about ten battleground states, where my presence would be a spoiler, i'm going to remove my name, and i've a spoiler, i'm going to remove my name, and i've already started that process and urged voters not to vote for me. and now to throw my support at pr

louis, and that is i when john f. kennedy comes on national television on june 11, 1963, he said to the american people that there was a revolution happening, and it can be violent or peaceful, so when we think about the legislation passed in july of 1964, paralleling that legislation are continued movements for dignity and citizenship. the student nonviolent coordinating committee is organizing freedom summer throughout mississippi, and they will be over 2000 volunteers. many of them who work with local people, many of them jewish volunteers who are trying to bring small d democracy to the magnolia state. in fact, a few weeks before the passage of the civil rights act, three civil rights workers, two white and one black, andy goodman, james cheney were murdered outside of philadelphia, mississippi, and their bodies are not going to be recovered until august 4, 1964. it is not an instantaneous success in that way. people are literally dying. all comics is about to go to cairo when the civil rights act was passed and is report

. man, and his uncle, president john f kennedy . d i know that john f kennedy. and i know that they are looking down right now, and they are very , very proud of and they are very, very proud of bobby. i'm proud of bobby. you want to know the truth .7 want to know the truth? >> detectives investigating a fatal house fire in bradford have made more arrests overnight. a mother and her three young children died after their home was reportedly set on fire on purpose on wednesday morning. two men, aged 36 and 45, are now in police custody on suspicion of murder, whilst a 39 year old man arrested at the scene remains critically ill in hospital. police are appealing for information as they continue their investigation . pressure is their investigation. pressure is growing on the government to overturn plans to scrap the winter fuel payment. pensioners who don't receive pension credits or other benefits will miss out on up to £300 of support. it comes after the regulator, ofgem, put up the price cap, meaning the average annual energy bill wi

agrees with his uncle, john f. kennedy, on the kennedy tax cut. >> yes.when we had -- >> taxes. larry: i'm telling you, and when we had dinner, art laffer had a little dinner for a bunch of us, he, robert kennedy, jr., inscribed my book on jfk and the reagan revolution where i described the tax cuts. >> that's great. larry: i'm not saying he is a wild supply-sider but i am saying he has something in common with trump on keeping tax cuts going but just one political thing, kellyanne, he is in some key states. he is on the ballot in some key states. he expects to be on the ballot in couple more key states. i know michigan, arizona, nevada that could be very damaging to biden, very positive for trump. >> yeah, very damaging to harris,. larry: i mean harris, sorry. >> larry, this is important, because as you know, you know what, it is all the same but she is, larry this is important what you're saying because in 2016 donald trump won by 77,000 votes in three states, pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, where jill stein the third party candidate was on the bat r

. >> when he was in high school, john f. kennedy became the president. >> senator john f. oted into the white house, mr. kennedy is also the first catholic chief executive in the history of the country. >> and all of a sudden, an irish catholic, the first irish catholic to reach the white house, became this enormous symbol for biden. >> ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. (crowd cheers and applauds) >> the election of jfk was such a moment. most, if not all, democrats of his generation really were invested in the kennedy story. >> the torch has been passed to a new generation of americans... >> jfk had talked about the torch being passed to a new generation, and biden wants to be the guy picking up the torch. he certainly pursues status. i mean, he certainly wants to be a person of consequence. >> in fact, he went to the library and started looking up kennedy's background to figure out, how did this person become president? what does it take to get there? >> narrator: now, the son of a car salesman, the bullied kid with a stutter,

scores releasing all of the remaining documents pertaining to the assassination of president john f. kennedy. this is amazing the way this develop this weekend 1st r f k junior says, i'm out. any announces he's going to go with trump, then trump announce is among the many things he's going to do is he's going to grade this task force to find out who killed his father and his uncle. what fascinating the way this all played out manella, what were your thoughts? yeah, real quick. rick. let's unpack this clause. i quitting as you put it. he's quad like quitting the campaign only in the states that are considered up for grabs. states like nevada or north carolina that are now considered swing states. he's taking his name off of those ballots in hopes that the voters that he had in those states will then migrate over to the trump camp with his endorsement. he's hoping it to be a spoiler only to the democratic party. i would say obviously a little bit of vengeance for the way they treated them so poorly when he's been a lifelong democrat and champion, you know, the environmental causes and health i

as i mentioned earlier, jack schlossberg, who is john f. kennedy'st for glenn has indicated that please don't think he is really representing the heart, the mind where the values of robert kennedy or john f. kennedy. he just does not. and he didn't have much of a following before of course every vote matters, you know, you want to have everybody, you can't get everybody, but from my perspective, the vice president and tim walz are doing great and i don't think it is much of anything to be honest with you. >> are you concerned about any of the third-party threats? while rfk is out, dr. west is still in, jill stein. i mean, there are many people who are trying to gain ballot access and in key battleground states. >> i don't want anybody to think that i don't care about everything. every vote matters, and every bout that is siphoned off of the vice president is actually in favor of donald trump, so i want people to know about that, but in terms of a major groundswell and being able to move a lot of voters over, but you know this is going to be a game of

the art of the white house dinner in voice the oral history of jacqueline kennedy on life with john f kennedy and jacqueline kennedy of the white house. years in collaboration with the metropolitan museum of art. wagner is a graduate of merrimack college and the tufts university museum studies program, and he lives with his cat, lucy boston. good evening, everyone. nice to see all of you and your comments. it's also a real pleasure for me to speak tonight for an organization that mrs. kennedy helped establish and that always remained close to her. and it has been the honor my life to have been entrusted with the responsibility of helping to preserve and promote the legacy of jacqueline bouvier kennedy. over the last 25 years at the kennedy library, and i hope i can share with you just a bit of background of what i myself have learned about mrs. kennedy's restoration and tour of the white house. the two really go hand in hand with each other. and what i've learned through my work here in boston. the seeds for mrs. historical restoration were perhaps first planted after she visited there as. a

he dated jackie kennedy before john f kennedy married married her. and he was a close, close aide to kennedy. and he had actually given kennedy a paper before the bay of pigs. he said, you need a situation room in the white house. and we think that's the first reference ever to that term. but kennedy, of course, didn't do it until after the bay of pigs, where he was very angry with the joint chiefs of staff in the cia because he didn't feel he was getting the information he needed after it was created, that he didn't use it all, that much. he thought it was a pig pen, which at the time it was, and it was very, very much a smoke filled room as well. johnson as you said, was there all the time. he actually moved his chair down, favorite chair down from the oval office because he wanted to be there. so much. and not only was he there all the time, but he was constantly on the phone with situation room all through the night. and we include both the transcripts in the book and the tapes in the audio book of these phone calls that he's making, trying to get

john kennedy, john f. kennedy is often 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, it was at the state to permit correct? let's just listen to a minute of this. >> i have a statement about the negotiations. a these negotiations as you know scheduled to begin early in february. they are of great importance and we will need more time. >> there he was, standing in front of the group, two microphones, reading from notes, very stiff, very formal. it changed over time. not just a news conference, but the sitdown interview. tom with gerald ford, it changed over time. it became a credit briefing room, and there is george w. bush, look at that. the place is jammed. it changed over time with barack obama announcing the death of osama bin laden with a very solemn ceremony and that camera in the foreground taking those words around the world. what has changed has not just been the t

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

john f. kennedy. >> i think it is britney that said, the whole tour is historically on youtube. even better. >> so yeah, it probably is out there. made not be the best quality, but it is out there. >> it is very watchable clips on youtube. please check it out. she's a much better tour guide and i am. >>> american history tv saturdays on c-span 2 , exploring the people and events that tell the american story. at 3:30 p.m. eastern, vanderbilt professor joshua clinton on the rise of public polling on political issues from the 19th century to modern time. then, at 4:30 p.m. eastern, the july 4th celebration featuring the reading of the declaration of independence by actors portraying historical characters, including abigail adams, benjamin franklin, and thomas jefferson, hosted by the national archives. at 75 p.m. eastern, watch american tv series historic convention speakers, featuring notable remarks by presidential nominees and other political figures from the past several decades. if we, rainbow push coalition founder jesse jackson spoke at the 1988 democratic convention in atla

and it was stunning to the buildup on john f. kennedy is inaugurated that closure thing you need to know. the average for kids walking pen the street their eyelids glaze over for the phd crowd. and i think it is the opposite. as a tiny ray of hope in this but the idea of oregano reversal. we'll talk about that later. most people simply don't want to have to wrap their brain around policy issues. almost inevitably the policy issues turn political. that is fundamentally at our own peril. and i say our it's not just you and me it's every american. talk about the buildup. from the 1940s after that we run out of target. is not what prevailed. sketching out how many that's reader sort of reading with your jaw dropped and it is more like doctor strangelove in the 50s and parts of the 60s is now the most absurd. >> we are going to w fight and when former secretaries of defense people advise the president were now in the 80s and 90s. they were young men many concepts were being promoted. the more nuclear weapons the better. you just have more. mo

after truman left office, john f. kennedy came to power and the situation got more complicated for muhammad riza by the day. the shaw was dreaming about establishing a powerful naval and air force, but kennedy was not interested even in hearing about his fantasies. the shot would go to the us to inspect american forces military drills and would watch the us launchers that would blast off missiles into space. he would even inspect the spaceships. for someone to ascend to power, a big chunk of whose presidential campaign was funded by iran's shaw richard nixon, the shaw was certain that nixon would not forget his big favor. has written that from the beginning of his ascending the throne the shaw had one constant obsession and that was to reinforce and expand the army as much as possible and the only way for him was to use the oil revenues. the shaw was following two steps: one, to increase oil revenues as much as possible, and to spend those revenues on purchasing military equipment and expanding the army, but as history has te

tasked with releasing all of the remaining documents pertaining to the assassination of president john f. kennedyy will also conduct a rigorous review of the attack last month. >> john f. kennedy's nephew stood alongside the former president as he delivered his latest campaign thomas. glendale arizona rally came a few hours after rfk junior endorsed trump. while on the trail, trump responded to the news that five secret service agents are now on administrative leave following the public pennsylvania shooti shooting. >> i have great confidence in the secret service. they never gave us the number of people in terms of secret service people necessary. >> monday, a bipartisan congressional press investigating will to work the rally site pennsylvania and meet with local officials. >> it looks like kamala harris and tim walz will do their first interview next week but the details are a bit murky. >> they are slated to sit down for their first joint interview next week after mounting pressure on harris to lay out more for policy positions and while it's still not clear who it will be with and when, the

they are tasked with releasing the documents pertaining to the ass ass a nation of president john f. kennedyonduct a rigorous review of the attack last month. >> never provided us with the number of people we should have had at the massive rallies we had, never gave us the number of people in terms of secret service people that were necessary. >> reporter: this as five secret service agents were assigned to administered of duty following the attempt on trump's life in butler, pennsylvania. one member of trump's personal detail and four members of the field office including the special agent in charge, the agents are working remotely as they are no longer allowed in the field. mike johnson saying, quote, today's decision to place agents on leave is a step toward accountability but it comes 41 days after the attempt on donald trump's life and it is nowhere near enough. a whistleblower has come forth claiming officials at secret service headquarters encouraged agents not to request extra security for trump's butler rally pointing to trump as a former president and not incumbent president or vic

specifically tasked with releasing all information relating to the assassination of president john f. kennedy, who is our f k. juniors, late uncle? those are the headlines up next. iraq's last generation. as the recruitment and training of the so called cups of the caliphate, was centrally controlled from rock on the official capital of ice on today in ruins . the to create the new mans to the organization dreamed of iceland relied on young people everywhere. the iceland covered its territory with the military training camps for child soldiers. several kilometers from the town. the memory of them still haunts. the inhabitants joined the syrian democratic forces by so killed his uncle, his brother, and 2 of his cousins had a gentleman. and that's one of the product. little kind of because of what i'm going to find and i don't how did you come to know how to uh, kind of sasha on our screen you kind of with the audio video cam. so kind of hit on that and it was a lot of the show homes i wanted to be about to him. gotcha, god, i mean the, me, i'm on a sort of, you will accept she here. so let's h

after truman left office, john f kennedy came to power and the situation got more complicated for muhammad riza. by the day. the shaw was dreaming about establishing a powerful naval and air force, but kennedy was not interested even in hearing about his fantasies. the shot would go to the us to inspect american forces military drills and would watch the us launchers that would blast off missiles into space. he would even inspect the spaceships. after he left, the grounds were paid for someone to ascend to power, a big chunk of whose presidential campaign was funded by iran's shaw richard nixon. the shaw was certain that nixon... would not forget his big favor, now to supply the army, the shaw needed a major financial resource. اگر پارسال ما هنوز در بستن بودجه مملکت ملاحظه داشتیم، یا هر وسط تابستان همیشه صحبت از این بود که خب این کسره بودجه رو چیکار بکنیم؟ in his memoirs, then prime minister asadullah alam has written that from the beginning of his ascending the throne, the shaw had one constant obsession, and that was to reinforce and expand the army as much as possible, and the only way

reelected, he'll get answers on the assassination attempt he survived but also the assassination of john f. kennedy they will be tasked with releasing all of the the remaining documents pertaining to the assassination of president john f. kennedy. [cheers and applause] and they will also conduct a rigorous review of the attack last month. >> reporter: on monday ten members of the bipartisan congressional task force investigating the shooting will visit the rally site and meet with local officials. jon. jon: i know there was a lot of finger-pointing going on between local are law enforcement and the secret service immediately after the assassination attempt, so how is local law enforcement reacting to the the news about these agents, c.b.? >> reporter: i think they're breathing a sigh of relief. in the meet aftermath -- immediate aftermath, local leaders spoke out to say their officers were simply following the direction of the secret service is during that july 13th rally. and while they certainly don't want the finger-pointing to continue, there is an acknowledgment that it appears like the secret

and his uncle, president john f. kennedy. and i know that they are looking down right now and they are very, very proud of bobby. >> the moment of those two men on stage together was a significant one and we will have to weight and see the impact on the presidential race. but the former president also spent a lot of time tonight going after vice president harris, getting the last word, as you say, after the biggest speech of her political career. >> and, of course,, last night, kamala harris mention my name 21 times, she did not mention the border, she did not mention inflation. we will win arizona, we are going to defeat conrad kamala harris. >> reporter: a trunk campaign memo this afternoon says the rfk endorsement is, quote, good news for them, while the harris campaign is already trying to win over supporters of rfk who now have no candidate in many swing states. jonathan? >> thank you so much, let's bring in a law school professor, jody armer. along with new york post columnist and fox news contributor, miranda devine.

tasked with releasing all of the remaining documents pertaining to the assassination of president john f. kennedy will also conduct a rigorous review of the attack last month. >> on monday at members of a bipartisan congressional task force will visit the raleigh sites and meet with local officials. >> what our local officials saying about this? are there any concerns they have the future? >> i think so as far as the circuit service agents there is a sigh of relief from his local officials. they felt there was misplaced blame the public the shooting part commander of a sniper unit even told me his team was falling direct orders from secret service as for the local officials they have a little bit of concern they want to make sure everything is lined up for former president trump's upcoming visit per his return to butler in october. they want to make sure all the t's are crossed all the i's are dotted so something nothing close to this happens again. >> absolutely a lot of unanswered questions but cb cotton thank you. >> critics are asking why the secret service took nearly six weeks to make this

[cheers] >> president john f. kennedy.oking down right now and they are very, very proud of bobby. i'm proud of bobby, you want to know the truth. and i don't think i have ever introduced anyone that got applause like he just got. i must tell you. i don't think -- it's true. [cheers] >> i have ever introduced anybody that got applause like that. [cheers] amazing. it's true. [chanting bobby] >> amazing. soon after i was -- i can't even believe i have to say this, nearly assassinated in pennsylvania last month, bobby called me to express his best wishes. he knows firsthand the risks incurred by leaders who stand up to the corrupt political establishment. when you stand up, you bring on some trouble for yourself. but you have to do what's right. you have to do what is right for the country. i will tell you we are both in this to do what is right for the country. that's one thing i can tell you. [ applause ] he lost his father and uncle in service to our country and bobby himself was subject to repeated threats to his safety d

john kennedy ii said well to that. and the grandson of former president john f. kennedy he was even harsher.. works for trump, bedfellows and loving it. kamala harris is for the people. the easiest decision of all time just got easier. it sounds to me like your cousin josh klosburg thinks this has always been a rift and the reason he ran for president in the first place was to serve donald trump. do you think that's true in. >> well i think what's important is where is donald trump and who are people going to vote for in this election. i think if my dad were alive today, he would detest almost everything about donald trump. his lying, his selfishness, his racism, his cynicism, hatred, fascists, delivering misinformation about vaccines, criminal felony convictions, rape of carol, his contempt of court for ethics, democracy and healing and his cruel smearing at human rights for suffering people in america and around the world which are the causes that daddy loved so passionately. and were so important to him. and i, you know, personally i completely disavow, separate myself from my brother bob