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john f. kennedy founded the peace corps in 1961 to foster global peace and friendship through international service. over the past six, plus, decades it's done just that forging lasting ties of goodwill between the u.s. and foreign communities around the world. today the peace corps piece is a shifting landscape and new challenges that it's not faced in the past, be it climate change, be it health care crisis or even a shifting geopolitical landscape. i'm really thrilled and quite humbled that director spahn has joined us today to discuss how the peace corps is approaching its historical mandate in the current operating environment and sharing what it's doing not only around the world, but more specifically in the indo-pacific region. now, director spahn was sworn in as the 21st director of the peace corps on december 21st of 2022. she brings more than 25 years of public and private sector experience to the job and she's worked around the world on issues ranging from small business development to inf

this town has been doing this early voting for 64 years, since 1960, since the election of john f. kennedyard nixon, john f. kennedy won. and general elections. this sign has been here since 1960. it is very historical, very fun and very interesting. the town moderator announces the vote. -- votes. two undeclared and they posted on the board. the libertarian candidates at trump republican candidates. we will get of the total. one more thing i want to put me out, one presidential candidates have campaign here, this one is one of the most interesting. it is the oldest one there. it is from 1960. it shows the voters. nixon, nine. kennedy, zero. new hampshire went for nixon. but the nation went for john f. kennedy. we will see in three hours from now what the first turtles here or on election day in the united states. >> do you know how it won't last time? >> reporter: so yes, four years ago, and i told you four republicans, two undeclared. joe biden beat donald trump here. and during the new hampshire primary this year, nikki haley beat donald trump. so thaumatrope has not done well. >> thank

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the other four presidents included in his best leadership category are fdr, dwight eisenhower, john f. kennedy and ronald reagan. 71-year-old talmage boston lives in dallas, texas. >> lawyer and historian talmage boston with his book "how the best did it, leadership lessons from our top presidents"n this episf "booknotes+" with our host brian lamb. lookplus is available on the free c-span now mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> president biden and first lady jill biden joined members of the coast guard at forts wadsworth in staten island, new york for friendsgiving dinner. after delivering remarks, they served food to service members and their families. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] and the uso for their enduring support. [applause] chef, there he is. tonight's meal is going to be incredible. the mission of the joining forces initiative is to support those who also serve. military and veteran families, caregivers and survivors. joining forces has done incredible work over the

prayedit of americans, daily those on the side of the aisle, this is a difficult moment but as john f. kennedynce said, let us not despair, adapt. let us not despair but action is not give up the dream is america.

prayedit of americans, daily those on the side of the aisle, this is a difficult moment but as john f. kennedynce said, let us not despair, adapt. let us not despair but action is not give up the dream is america. instead, i just do with those came before us have always done, let us persevere, let us per th further proceedings under the quorum be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: a week ago today the american people stood to be counted. they lined up to make their voices heard and the

he included in his fast leadership category fdr, dwight eisenhower, john f. kennedy. 71-year-old talmage boston lives in dallas, texas. >> lawyer and historian, to boston with his book "how the best did it." leadership tips from top presidents, with our host, brian lamb. it is available on the c-span now free mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> this is everett kelly, the national president of the american federation of government employees, here to talk about the incoming trump administration. good morning. of the federal workforce. good morning. houthi represent? -- who do you represent? guest: i represent about 800,000 government employees. scientists, doctors, nurses, d.o.b. workers, department of education, federal prisons, border patrol, you name it, every occupation you can think of, we represent those employees. host: a union, so to speak. when they hear of the efforts of the incoming administration it comes to impacts on the workforce, what goes through your mind? there is a lot of guest: -- guest: there is a lot of uncertainty. we know from the

the other four included in his best leadership category are fdr, dwight eisenhower, john f. kennedy and ronald reagan. talmage boston lives in dallas, texas. >> lawyer and historian talmage boston with his book how the best d it, on this episode of book notes plus with our host brian lamb. book notes plus is available on the c-span now free mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> attention middle and high school students across america, it's time to make your voice heard. c-span's studentcam documentary contest on a 25 is here. this is your chance to create a documentary that can inspire change, raise awareness and make an impact. documentary should answer this year's question -- your message to the president: what issue is most important to you or your community? whether you are passionate about politics, the environment or a community story. studentcam is your platform to share your message with the world. with $100,000 in prizes included a grand prize of $5,000, this is your opportunity not only to make an impact but be rewarded for your creativity and hard work. inter-y

that john kelly's brother, who is the attorney general , that was the attorney general, that robert kennedy, the brother of john f kennedy was john f. kennedy's attorney general. there is a history of having loyalists in that position .2 say he wants a loyalist, there is nothing wrong with that. and the fact that merrick garland continued on with the hunter biden case that started long before that is a testament to his department of justice, but that does not mean he is not a loyalist, that means he followed the rule of law in that instance. >> i think that is what people are kind of trying to make -- that i think people want to focus on, and it sounds like you have confidence in these names, these people who are being floated as potentially being attorney general, that they will follow the law and that you don't expect to see kind of widespread prosecution of political enemies. >> that is absolutely right. no doubt about it. any of the folks on that list are real lawyers and serious people. >> i want to ask with regards to trumps legal standing, where do you see the current cases in new york, fulton county? how

his uncle was president john f kennedy. his father was robert f. kennedy, who was united states senator, he was the us attorney general. he was assassinated when robert f. kennedy junior was 14 years old. he was appalled there for his father, or k, jr, was 9 years old when his uncle was assassinated. so we seen a lot, and there a lot of conspiracy theories floating around both those deaths, which he's also peddled in a little bit. he is unconventional because of the belief that he espouses for things like vaccines. and this is a man who actually has a very traditional, a very inspiring in many ways, career. he had a troubled youth, trouble, young adulthood. but then he became a very successful environmental activist, a very successful environmental lawyer who took on big companies and one liked upon one son. so he's known for that, but he's been sort of more and more out there, especially when it comes to things like vaccines. he published essays, saying that vaccines were linked to autism, for example, scientifically unprov

all in the ntsb report, which concluded, without a doubt, that the sole cause of the crash was john f. kennedy junior. was the dominant.book, "carolyn john was submissive. she got off on denigrating him, calling him a fag in front of her friends, taunting him with the male models she kept on the back burner, her explosive temper keeping him unsure and on edge." maureen: absolutely. and she also, counter to the sort of myth that she helped perpetuate as well, she very much was the pursuer of john f. kennedy junior, not the other way around. i mean, he did eventually pursue her, but after they dated initially in the early 1990's, he dropped her. he later on a date flung a letter across the dinner table that was written by a friend of his accusing her of being a vapid, fruition social climber -- vapid, shrewish social climber, and walked out. i include the parts of carolyn that are complicated and that are not necessarily admirable to ensure that there's a three-dimensional person on that page, the same person who lived a very complicated, fascinating life, who got what she was told, that all ame

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report itself in the report which concluded without a doubt the sole cause of that crash was john f. kennedy jr.. >> from your book carolyn was the dominant john was submi and she got off on denigrating him in front of our friends him with a -- he kept on the back earner her explosive keeping him on sure and on edge. >> absolutely. she also countered to she helped perpetuate as well that myth, she was very much the pursuer of john f. kennedy jr. and not the other way around. he did eventually pursue her. after they initiallyat in the early 90s he dropped her. he later on a date basically flung a letter across the dinner table that was written by a friend of his accusing her of being a vapid shrewish social climber and walked out. i include the parts of carolyn that are complicated and they are not necessarily admirable to ensure that there's a three-dimensional person onna tt page, the same person who lived a very complicated and fascinating life. and what all-american girls worked told was the brass ring and when she got it realized it was turning her skin green. >> her mother was concerned

in 1962, john jay wicker was a virginia state senator. saw president kennedy's john f thanksgiving proclamation where it gave massachusetts full credit. he wrote to arthur sleigh. he wrote to the president. but arthur schlesinger answered, arthur schlesinger was the historian for the white house, asking him why virginia was not recognized. arthur schlesinger sent him a note back, basically saying he was sorry the error occurred, but due to uncommon trouble. new england biased on the part of the white house. they had overlooked virginia being the first and the 1963 thanksgiving proclamation by john f kennedy included virginia first and then massachusetts after that. so we feel like we've gotten our due as far as recognition they would leave family had a wood leaf association that they started in 1958 when the jameson's invited them to the plantation. and it's been a part of my life ever since i was a child that i information, they would have e festival down here. it's been an important part of our life and something we really enjoyed and learned a lot from the state of

the other four presidents included in his best leadership candidate are fdr, dwight eisenhower, john f. kennedy and ronald reagan. he lives in dallas, texas. >> lawyer and historian with his book "how the best did it." on this episode of book notes in . it is available on the c-span now free mobile app or wherever you get your podcast. >> up next, more from the freedom and progress conference in washington, d.c. conservative policy analysts discuss the prospects of renewing tax acts in the 2024 elections. the tax legislation was signed into law in december, 2017 by then president trump in his first term. [applause] >> well, we set you up this morning. i would argue there's no more important battle facing the next congress than the -- than this battle over the tax cuts especially because tax policy is something that the senate can handle with 53 votes as opposed to a lot of things that require the filibuster. so i throw it open to the group. where do things stand? i mean, obviously in terms of republicans who are thinking about tax policy, he couldn't assume they were ending at the trifecta. did

. >>> it was more than 60 years ago that president john f. kennedy broke ground on one of california's largest reservoirs that now the same reservoir will undergo a major expansion with big benefits for water users in the bay area. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> good evening. a community living in fear. some even planning to move because of a rash of gun violence over the past three months. it is happening in antioch. evidence markers were visible in the aftermath of the latest shooting on sunday wha 23-year-old man was hurt. much of the violence is centered around the area of the sycamore square shopping center. and that is where our wilson walker met up with a new mayor elect where the community was eager to hear how he can turn things around. >> what are you going to do different that the other mayor, you know, could not get together and do for our community? >> the first thing we need to do is get a permanent chief that will establish and build trust with the community here. >> reporter: antioch mayor-elect came here to

tools he gathered very well regarding women, young, foreign affairs and or f, k, robert f. kennedy and nephew of john f. kennedy, and, you know, the irish american political, the royalty is dynasty. he managed to not only remove robert f, kennedy from the race as a potential opponent, but to get them on stage and back him. why it was the democratic party, the democratic party, the democratic party, left me when a president comes to the end of their turn, normally about a proven waiting ghost. i'm joe biden to seeing it now historically. but that's another thing. trump has to his bow because he's not president 45 and 47. when was the last time not having grover cleveland or something the 1st time in the modern era. that's happened. i mean, it's a fact of political life at the end of a term, usually president obama biden and trump, himself, they'd be lost. they lose the popularity because presence have to make on popular decisions. and governments are in power for a long time. that people, you know, eating bread, assume forgotten. people remember the bad, the bad parts of it. but the fact that form had

and harry truman started that john f kennedy institutionalized. but the other part is it is that once the president wants to launch a nuclear weapon for whatever reason, no one can overrule him. that's and that's another paradox that is very i would say that's sinister paradox right because it's it puts this authority in one person literally can bring upon the end civilization and then you have to say to yourself, how how is that just acceptable? and again, that kind of loops back to my idea that i think most people are busy with other things rather than thinking about. yes, yeah. and it's that we do because the world is is is a different animal and some of these could be really from being discussed more transparently all kinds of people. right. the launch of all our weapons all the way up requires two people to agree, even in the minuteman silo. yes. two keys have to be turned to guard against an unstable individual, except for the most important maker, the president and that's him and only him. yeah, absolutely. interesting. so did you decide to

and harry truman started that john f kennedy institutionalized. but the other part is it is that once the president wants to launch a nuclear weapon for whatever reason, no one can overrule him. that's and that's another paradox that is very i would say that's sinister paradox right because it's it puts this authority in one person literally can bring upon the end civilization and then you have to say to yourself, how how is that just acceptable? and again, that kind of loops back to my idea that i think most people are busy with other things rather than thinking about. yes, yeah. and it's that we do because the world is is is a different animal and some of these could be really from being discussed more transparently all kinds of people. right. the launch of all our weapons all the way up requires two people to agree, even in the minuteman silo. yes. two keys have to be turned to guard against an unstable individual, except for the most important maker, the president and that's him and only him. yeah, absolutely. interesting. so did you decide to

the other four presidents included in his vast leadership category are fdr, dwight eisenhower, john f. kennedy and ronald reagan. 71-year-old talmage boston lives in dallas, texas. >> lawyer storian talmage boston with his book, how the best did it, on this episode of "booknotesh our host brian lance. "booknotes+" is available on the c-span now mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> attention middle and high school students across america. it's time to make your voice heard. c-span's studentcam documentary contest 2025 is here. your chance to make a documentary that conspire change, raise awareness and make impact. this year's question: your message to the president, what issue is most important to you or your community? whether you are passionate about politics, the environment or community stories, studentcam is your platform to share your message with the world. win $100,000 in prizes, including a grand prize of $5,000. this is your opportunity not only to make an impact but also be rewarded for your creativity and hard work. enter your submissions today. scan the code or visit st

robert f kennedy nephew of john f. kennedy, and you know, the irish american political, the royalty, this dynasty, he managed to not only remove robert f kennedy from the race as a potential opponent, but to get them on stage. and back in a while, i was the democratic party, the, the democratic party, the democratic party, left me when a president comes to the end of their term, normally about approval rating goes down, and joe biden, to seeing it now historically. but that's another thing. trump has to his bow because he's not president 45 on 47, where was the last time not having grover, cleveland or something the 1st time in the modern era. that's happened. i mean, it's a fact a political life at the end of a term, usually president obama biden until themselves, they'd be lost. they lose the popularity because presidents have to make on popular decisions. and governments are in power for a long time. that people, you know, eating bread, assume forgotten. people remember the bad, the bad parts of it. but the fact that form had a year or a term excuse me, to, to sort of recuperate an

. >> in 1960, john f. kennedyns of vote fraud in texas and chicago. nevertheless, nixon conceded. >> once the decision is made, w unite behind the man elected. >> a moment where nixon put country above self. >> it was very much of a noble moment. >> in 2000 george bush beat al gore by just one electoral college vote after the supreme court and the five judgment for decision stopped florida's recount. >> while i strongly disagree with the court's decision, i accepted. i say to president-elect bush, that what remains of partisan record must now be put aside. >> john mccain concede that the 2008 election. >> i had the honor of calling senator barack obama to congratulate him. >> beginning in 1896, every presidential election, 31 straight ended with the looters are conceding often with a simple congratulations, always for the good of the country. more than a century of politica goodwill and grace. >> we are going to walk down to the capital. rules can have exceptions after the 2020 election resolve it happens when the

like tulsa gabbert, very well regarding woman to be on foreign affairs and or s k, robert f kennedy, the nephew of john f. kennedy, and the irish american political, the royalty. this dynasty he managed to nobody remove robert f. kennedy from the race as a potential opponent to get them on stage and vacuum, which is a remarkable fleet. it's almost masterful and you've got to give it to trump. he managed to caress this dissenting voice within the democratic party and not only knocked him out of the race, but bring them all along side of that someone listen to robert f. kennedy talking about why he turned his back basically on the democrats, hey, why it was the democratic party, the, the democratic party, the democratic party left me. so really touching on sort of points into the democratic movement at that, you know, allowing them to be brought along along beside this new republican move with the peoples movement. you know, the pickup truck, the tax, and this idea that the old re, guy is winning. now i'm winning, but trump and he's, he's proven that he can do it a huge come back, like we're going to see

the other four presidents included in his best leadership category are fdr, dwight eisenhower, john f. kennedy and ronald ragan. 71-year-old talmage boston lives in dallas, texas. >> talmage boston with his book how the best it, leadership lesson from our best president. "booknotes+" is available on the c-span now mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what is happening in washington. live and on-demand. keep up with the day's biggest events with live streams of floor proceedings and hearings from u.s. congress, white house events, the courts, campaigns and more from the world of politics all at your fingertips. you can stay current with the latest episodes of washington journal and find scheduling information for c-span's tv networks and radio, plus, a variety of compelling podcasts. c-span now is available at the apple store and google play. scan the qr code to download it for free today or visit our website. c-span now, your front row seat to washington anytime, anywhere. [gavels] >> the house will be in order. >> c

pick, president elect donald trump selecting robert f kennedy jr for secretary of health and human services, the attorney and nephew of president john f kennedy, promising to work to get rid of unhealthy processed foods, chemicals and target corruption in the pharmaceutical industry. vanila singh, a former chief medical officer at the dhs under the trump administration. >> why here in the united states are we seeing such rates of obesity? when you look at videos of people from the 50s? 60s 70s 80s. it's a major shift. so i think it's a good thing. it's important. it's actually healthy to look at and, and try to see if we can find trends and patterns. >> but kennedy's critics, continuing to raise concerns about his long held position as a vaccine skeptic and fringe ideas like removing fluoride from water. last year, he falsely claimed that the covid 19 virus was engineered to, quote, attack caucasians and black people. ktvu interviewed kennedy in march. then, as now, he rejects the claim that he's anti-vaccine. >> each one of these conspiracies, when you so-called conspiracy theories, when you deconstruct them, is really about govern

but the first documented turkey pardon was actually given by president john f kennedy in 1963.e officials reminding everybody that thanksgiving is the peak day for cooking fires close behind christmas and christmas eve. >> cooking is the leading cause of home fires and injuries at home. a continuing problem. the people who continue to try to fry frozen turkeys. >> some tips safely fry a turkey is how you want to make sure that the turkey is completely thawed us. in addition, never have the deep frying apparatus or machine inside the house or inside the garage. it needs to be outside in an open area. that's well ventilated. >> and we don't need to tell you. but burns from cooking fires, of course, can result severe injuries get ready for thanksgiving. a pet owners want to know that our pets will be noticing. of course, the delicious aromas from the kitchen just like we do. but some holiday foods are actually downright dangerous for animals. a few bites a turkey. okay. but not if it's a deep fried and no turkey bones, which can splinter easily little bit of mashed potatoes and gr

rather presidents included are fdr, dwight eisenhower, john f. kennedy and ronald reagan. 71-year-old talmage boston lives in dallas, texas. >> blur and historian -- lawyer and historian talmage on his book how the best did it. book notes plus is available on the c-span now video app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> since 1970 nine, in partnership with the cable industry, c-span has provided complete coverage of the halls of congress from the house and senate floors to congressional hearings, party briefings and committee briefings. c-span gives you a front row seat to how issues are debated and decided with no commentary, no interruptions and completely unfiltered. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. we're joined now by senior research fellow at george mason university veronique de rugy. welcome to the program. guest: thank you for having me. host: we are talking about efficiency and this new department of government efficiency. can you explain to us what the goals are? >> so the goal is --. behind it is that we have an enormous debt proble

the other four presidents are f.d.r., dwight eisenhower, john f. kennedyonald reagan. 71-year-old talmage boston lives in dallas, texas. >> lawyer and historian talmage boston with his book. on this episode of book notes plus with our host, brian lamb. book notes+ is available on the c-span mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> c-span now? a free mobile app featuring -- c-span now is a free mobile app featuring what's happening in washington. keep up with the day's biggest events with live streams of floor proceedings and hearings from the u.s. congress. white house events. the courts. campaigns and more from the world of politics. all at your fingertips. you can also stay current with the latest episodes of "washington journal" and find scheduling information for c-span's tv networks and c-span radio. plus a variety of compelling podcasts. c-span now is available at the apple store and google play. scan the q.r. code to download it for free today or visit our website, c-span.org/c-span now. c-span now, your front row seat to washington. any tim

today, caroline kennedy, daughter of former president john f. kennedy, calling her cousin's stance "dangerous." >> i think bobby kennedy's views on vaccines are dangerous, but i don't think that most americans share them. so we'll just have to wait and see what happens. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump is standing by his controversial cabinet picks, undeterred by these growing concerns. so, the question remains, can they get enough support in the senate to be confirmed, and if not, will trump urge lawmakers to forego their vetting responsibilities to get these through via those recess appointments? but tonight, there is no doubt senate republicans are under tremendous pressure. david? >> david: a lot of questions about where this goes from here. mary, thank you. >>> to the other news this monday, and the deadly stabbing rampage in manhattan. the attacker killing two people and leaving a third in critical condition tonight. here's our chief investigative correspondent aaron katersky. >> reporter: this is the moment police say a 51-year-old homeless man

there are some very famous speeches john f. kennedy gave one of the great speeches on constitution day in new york. the flames of the constitution and freedom depends upon education and the next generation knowing how the constitution works, what they can do under the constitution to secure our freedoms in the future. >> the only other thing i would add to that it was originally called i am an american day. it's really cool it's there to celebrate being american and patriotism and loving this country. later change constitution day is datais moved from may to septem. it's the date the constitution was time signed. i love that history there are huge celebrations in honor of it. albert einstein gave talks on constitution day as well. has a rich history i'm glad the national constitution center's were reviving this great gathering for the day. >> you should know a little bit. her family came to this country to escape communism from czechoslovakia. she is a first generation american and managed to get into harvard get 3 degrees from harvard

. >> reporter: in 1960, john f. kennedyions of voter fraud and texas and chicago. nevertheless, nixon conceded. >> once the decision is made, we unite behind the man who is elected. >> reporter: it was a moment where nixon put country above self. >> is very much that moment. yes, he did not continue to fight it. >> reporter: in 2000 george bush beat al gore by just one electoral college votes after the supreme court and a 5-4 decision stopped florida's recount. >> while i strongly disagree with the court's decision, i accept it. i say to president-elect bush that's what remains a partisan rancor must now be put aside. >> reporter: john mccain conceded the 2008 election. >> i had the honor of calling senator barack obama to congratulate him -- please. >> reporter: beginning in 1896, every presidential election, 31 straight ended with a loser conceding, often with a simple congratulations, always for the good of the country. more than a centry of political goodwill and grace until four years ago. >> we are going to walk down

john f. kennedy. >> jordan: now those guys were shot in the head!rdan: okay, which brings us to my money go boom boom bet of the night: is america ready for its first cte president? as always, that bet is brought to you by gambling. gambling: you won't know if you have a problem until you try it. >> finally, let's move on from odd mental decisions to odd physical ones. last weekend, a fitness influencer was banned from the new york city marathon for life. his crime? loving cinema. >> a fitness social media influencer is banned for life from the new york city marathon. >> 29-year-old matthew choi ran the 26.2-mile route, followed by a camera crew on e-bikes. it was all to film content, including video posted here on instagram. >> this guy is a pioneer. the whole point of exercising is to rub it in everyone's faces. >> jordan: desi, no, the whole point of exercising is to get in shape. >> and what shape are you? a drinking straw? [bleep] health. [bleep] it. it's about content. which is why my christmas card this year is just a picture of me bench pres

la aerolÍnea dijo que una inspecciÓn del aviÓn tras regresar al aeropuerto john f. kennedyasesinato de su Último presidente en 2021, los incidentes de jetblue y spirit no han sido los Únicos en octubre. un helicÓptero de las naciones unidas tambiÉn fue alcanzado por disparos mientras sobrevolaba puerto prÍncipe. ahora, por el momento, al menos tres aerolÍneas spirit jetblue y tambiÉn american han suspendido sus prÓximos vuelos a haitÍ. mientras tanto, la administraciÓn federal de aviaciÓn analiza si prohÍbe oficialmente todos esos vuelos de estados unidos al paÍs pendientes de esa decisiÓn. >> gracias, gracias, gracias. y bueno, entretanto, en colombia, la erupciÓn del volcÁn de lodo los aburridos dejÓ a 109 familias afectadas y ocho personas atendidas en centros de salud. el volcÁn estÁ en san josÉ de mulatos, en el departamento de antioquia. la diferencia con los de magma y lava estÁ en que las erupciones de lodo son pequeÑas y localizadas y estÁn asociadas a emisiones de gas metano que pueden producir explosiones. >> les tenemos los dramÁticos momentos en que un barbero

he befriends a john f kennedy a little bit and then kennedy is tragically assassinated. but then he becomes very close friends with lyndon johnson and. in fact, in 1964, as johnson on the cusp of a great landslide victory, wasserman to johnson, i have a favor to ask you. johnson kind of braces, but what's favor going to be? because people ask him stuff all the time and wasserman says, i want you to promise that i'll never have to serve in government. and so it's just such a relief to johnson that he is happy to grant that favor because so many people are in treating for government positions. so wasserman befriends and really starts the pipeline of liberal money from hollywood to washington and that really wasn't a big thing before. wasserman he also is to make friendships on both sides of the aisle and his friendship with ronald reagan based on when he was reagan's agent and got reagan his first million dollar contract in hollywood. that friendship is something that carries over into the white house. and it's sometimes in some occasions that i write about in the book act

f. kennedy. yeah. the nephew of john f. kennedy who was yeah, thanks on your. she has been appointed as the secretary of health. basically he's in charge of the complete shows he's been complaining about for years fluoride in the water, mercury, and the fish gazing. the primary schools. let's see. it's going to be interesting stuff. put on top of this. there's one who was probably my favorite could all together. very good looking lady. she has been put in charge of the domestic intelligence department, basically national intelligence. now tools. he's got a lot of very interesting things to say about ukraine and america's forever wars. so this is probably, i'll give you one of the most encouraging appointments, i think for people on this side of the pond who are really hoping for something different to happen. it's of a listen to the property, the only pro american at a point that made it onto the top table when the video of our military industrial complex has done incredibly well this year, thanks to permanent washington's hawkish foreign policy objectives, esp