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i became a democrat after john f. kennedy catalyzing hero, as he was for so many of my generation. the democratic party over the years changed and got to be less inclusive and more demanding of 100% loyalty. of course, i ran straight into that when i differed with a majority of members of the democratic party about whether we should defund basically the american military in iraq after things went bad in 2003, 2004, etc. the primary in 2006, i lost, and it was painful, but i had the right to run as an independent. i ran as an independent and in connecticut, i won. that was one of the most satisfying moments of my career. but i never left democratic party. i still work within it because i think america needs two parties that are open and reflect the widest array of opinions and are willing to negotiate. there are democrats in congress today who clearly are trying to do it now, and the infrastructure bill. host: one thing you point out in your book, you write "the problem now is that centrists in both parties may have trouble ge

the later president is john f. kennedy. in 1963 assume sizing up his potential rivals the potential republican nominees for president in 1964 he talked about barry goldwater's name was being mentioned significantly. he talked about nelson rockefeller. he thought about rockefeller and he could not really understand what rockefeller was doing. about a year earlier rockefeller had left his wife tamir a yet much younger woman. i woman it was said in the press she stole from her husband. he had seemingly sacrificed everything for the woman he loved. because of the scandal that ensued because he was marrying the woman he loved. thinking about this and declared no man would ever love love more than politics. i think john tyler probably would have understood exactly the sediment john f. kennedy mentioned at that time. i appreciate your attention today. if you have not bought my book , this is the title of the book, this is the cover of the book. and before i go i just wanted to make sure i give you an indication of coming attractio

. >>> and as we go to break, a look at this date in history. 61 years ago, john f. kennedyandidates will not be sharing the same platform. and they are the presidential nominee john f. kennedy, separated by 3,000 miles of the los angeles studio the republican candidate vice president richard m. nixon. everything. but then ray went from no to know. with freestyle libre 14 day, now he knows his glucose levels when he needs to... and...when he wants to. so ray...can be ray. take the mystery out of your glucose levels, and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free. visit freestylelibre.us with voltaren arthritis pain gel my husband's got his moves back. now you know. try it for free. an alternative to pain pills voltaren is the first full prescription strength gel for powerful arthritis pain relief... voltaren the joy of movement >>> the house select committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol will inpose criminal contempt charges against those who do not comply with its subpoenas according to congresswoman liz cheney of wyoming. the panel's vice chair. th

, thank you both so much. >> thank you. >> more now on two traditions, the one established by john f. kennedyer far older one perpetuated by joe biden. cnn's tom foreman explains. ♪ >> reporter: when the first catholic president met pope paul vi tensions were rife. the italians loved john kennedy while conservatives back home wondered if he would bow to religious tradition and kiss the pontiff's ring. kennedy shook hands, and the potential clash vanished. u.s. presidents have been meeting popes for just over a century. each encounter closely watched for friendship and friction. when lyndon johnson and richard nixon discussed the vietnam war in separate meetings with pope paul, the conversations operatoredly grew heated. john paul ii was the first pontiff to visit the white house, wfr he and jimmy carter, a devout protestant, found common ground. >> we share a belief that the church must in no way be confused with the political community nor bound to any political system. >> reporter: ronald reagan talked about arms control and summoned vigorous praise for the pontiff. >> in your travels you'v

the little john, the one who's getting a pat on the head, that was supposed to be john f. kennedy. at if jfk ever made it to the white house, the u.s. would be under foreign control because jfk would be taking his orders from big john, the pope, at the vatican. he'd be so compromised by his catholicism that there's no way that he could govern with the interests of the american people at the fore, he'd be beholden to the pope for everything. by today's standards it does seem ridiculous that a solid chunk of the american electorate might think the vatican might be secretly pulling the strings when it comes to u.s. policy making. that you couldn't trust a catholic with public office essentially. but at the time jfk was incredibly concerned about how voters would perceive his faith, both in the lead-up to the election and when he eventually took office. it had only been a few decades since the last catholic candidate, al smith, had been absolutely flattened by herbert hoover. he lost the '28 election by an electoral college vote of 444-87. and that walloping was driven in no small part

john f kennedy drive will be closed from transverse to 36th.es have access to limited areas and also parking will be limited. parking is really tough in and around the area anyway. public transit is your best bet. bart will be running extra service throughout the weekend for folks headed to outside lands as well as a lot of halloween fun happening in the city this weekend and muni will have extra service and express service. muni is probably your best bet or maybe share the ride. no delays heading into san francisco, things are pretty quiet. it is looking good at the golden gate bridge, easy ride out of marin into the city. san mateo bridge is definitely friday night. no delays between 880 and 101. altamont pass commute is doing good. 580, 680, dublin interchange, you see things are moving at the limit. it is not as crowded as typically on monday through thursday so your travel time is only 26 minutes 205 towards 680. it is also halloween on sunday so make sure you keep an eye out for the trick or treaters. >>> a surprising departure yesterday

carter who teaches welding at john f. kennedyhigh school, had no idea about the ward and till today he says that in the midst of remote learning, he's been focused on how to help students live healthy. connective lives in class and beyond. well teachers in the campbell union high school district picketed this evening ahead of a school board meeting, demanding a cost of living increase as ktvu is azenith smith reports. the district says it is wayne what it can afford without making cuts. teachers rallied ahead of thursday's campbell union high school district board meeting carrying signs and black balloons meant to symbolize a dark cloud hanging over the district. i feel angry i feel. not valued. rebecca gilmore is a teacher in the district. not happy with contract negotiations. my husband and i are still relatively young. you know, we still cannot fire own home. you cannot start a family, the teachers association and district ardent impasse the union says its latest proposal is a permanent $5000 increase, plus 4% per year. the un

at john f. kennedy, the summer before his assassination. it was really quite a scene at the time.received quite the greeting in a post-world war ii italy. it is very different now. from the jfk memorial square in rome, annmarie hordern joins us. i've been watching on the side of my tv wall. airlines such down in rome. there is not an airline from russia. there is not an airline from china. let's start with why. >> what this is about at this g20, what's int who is not attending. the president of china has not left china since the pent -- since the beginning of the pond since the beginning of the pandemic. -- since the beginning of the pandemic. without these two individuals, there will be some sort of communique that will be released. we do know that the biden demonstration is trying to plan some type of sit-down with the president of china. he has not left china since the pandemic struck. >> should the president accomplish more in rome that he accomplished yesterday in washington? >> he's facing two big struggles. one in washington and one in rome. if he cannot deliver his economi

found in ohio's reporting system >>> secret documents about the 1963 assassination of president john f. kennedy were due to be released today but the biden administration has delayed that publication until at least december 15th the white house says that the national archives needs more time to review the classified material, and that the pandemic has slowed the process the documents were set to be declassified in 2017 but president trump postponed that release for four years two of jfk's nephews are calling for the records to be made public >>> first, it was apple, amazon, and microsoft. and now, tesla is joining the trillion-dollar club the electric automaker hit the market milestone yesterday thanks to a massive deal with hertz. the rental company said it would buy 100,000 vehicles from tesla by the end of 2022 news of the $4.2 billion deal sent the automaker's stock soaring, closing at 1,024 per share. tesla also announced yesterday that sales in china have grown to nearly half the saize of sals in the u.s. >>> still to come, honoring the tomb of the unknown soldier. a moving tribute to a s

make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable if there are not john f. kennedy, if there are not, is the stimulus isn't of the required amount to be able to help the poorest communities in the united states. how soon before we see violence in the united states given this is cumulative, and the poor are getting poor and bored with doing sub saharan africa levels in certain communities as regards poverty, inequality, and life expectancy. well, i don't know the answer to that question, except i think the pressure is building. and if the political system fails to respond, then people will go outside the political system. you know, and unfortunately in the us, it can go different directions. it could go, you know, right wing fascism or it could go progressive, bernie sanders populace. right? you know, our, our system and our society is very divided in volatile right now. and there's so much misinformation about what are the real harms and causes of those harms that people are confused. so, you know, people like me, our job is to try to explain, you know, how this is

the 1st was john f. kennedy was very private about his faith. in contrast to joe biden, has been very public. he quote scripture and some of his speeches. and we know that he even keeps a photo of poke francis in the oval office if this is a relationship that has been established for many years. we do know that when the son of joe biden bow biden died of cancer a few years ago, that it was pope frances that comforted the biden's in their time of grieving. so as much as this will be a formal meeting with an exchange of gifts and the pleasantries that you'd expect between 2 heads of state. this will also be a meeting of ongoing friendship where they will normally discuss the issues that they need to discuss in terms of share challenges, but also in keeping up with one another. so again, this will be a formal meeting, but it will have very much a personal tone to it as well. our white house correspondent, kimberly how could they following that visit for us in basking city. thank you. kimberly, on how the president of the european commission has tol

unlike the 1st catholic president, the united states president john f kennedy, this is the president, the quote scripture and speeches. but he also has a division with the view of pope francis, particularly when it comes to abortion. so well, this is a meeting of friends, and this is very much a meeting that has been established after a long relationship that goes back many years. this is the 4th meeting of these 2 heads of state. there is an issue that they don't agree on. in fact, this has been a challenge for joe biden as american bishops back in the united states are even discussing, potentially denying the u. s. president communion over the view that he supports abortion and the church does not, but we don't expect that to be a major focus. instead, we expect that this will be a meeting that will be one that is deeply personal for the president. we know that they have communicated over many years, including when joe biden, son bo biden died of cancer. but francis was said to counsel the family during their time of breathing. so this will have a certainly a personal aspect to the

he's a john f. kennedy democrat. he does have some sanity in him. much of what he says, though he is accused of all kinds of things, there used to be a lot of democrats like him. they were pretty much in line with republicans on a lot of matters. you look back on 1960, john kennedy and richard nixon were pretty much in line. they disagreed at the fringes. john kennedy was pro-business. he was pro strong american defense. i doubt -- that's what democrats used to be. if you're looking at joe manchin, you were looking back in time. the other thing i have to say, i think the big problem is it's everything. somebody made a comment earlier about all of these issues, social issues that all deserve attention and they all deserve consideration and debate. when you put them all in one bill, with the thin margin the democrats have, do they really think they've got a mandate on this? they've got a three seat majority in the house. they don't have any majority in the senate. the last thing if i could say, you've given me a lot of time. the only way out of this a

i was surprised actually to find that it dates to 1958 planets by john f. kennedyn he was senator. it seemed to me that his purpose was planning to run for president, that he had a difficult path because he was a child of immigrants, irish and catholic. and every president up until that time of his presidency had been either anglo or scots, irish. and protestant. so, i think what he emphasizes in the little book he published called a nation of immigrants, he emphasizes all of the great qualities about the irish in particular. it's mainly about that. but, the terminology i don't remember it frankly when i was in graduate school in history in the 1960s i don't remember the term having caught on yet. i think it was with multiculturalism more in the 1970s, 80s and by the 19 '90s it is in all of the textbooks, and public schools. and it simply an accepted term. so i see it as a post world war ii, postwar competition with the soviet union to create a positive image, but people around the world were seen on television were black people being a bloodied and beaten in the s

i think a nation of immigrants was in immigration law that john f. kennedy did initiate, he was not alive when it was finally passed in 1965 but it did open up immigration for the first time to non-european immigration so there was a liberal pinch is a new nationalism but we also have a fast developing white nationalism that opposes the, ph want a white republic is not uncontested. >> when we go back in history and if we went back to the 1700s were there open borders at that time into the united states? >> there were no immigration laws but there was a great deal of suspicion of some immigrants, not engel or scott or germans but alexander hamilton was absolutely paranoid about the french immigration that was during the french revolution and please revolutionaries would filtrate the united states can create ideas for the acts during that time with the preventative there's great suspicion of anyone who is not english speaking or german or scandinavian soon after but in the very beginning it was pretty limited and of course only males in first property owners c

john f. ken key to obama supported -- kennedy because it was one of the things that gave you some growth.lars into new plant equipment, they don't get taxed because it's not income. they don't have it, they spent it, and it encourages people -- it doesn't penalize people -- for investing and creating new jobs. that's why amazon gets yelled at. they've been growing ask investing so much, not taking money out of the company, thousand they're going to get punished -- now they're going to get punished and taxed for creating jobs and better pay. larry: and finally, look, courtesy of senator sinema they're not going to raise the income tax rate to 39.6 from 37, i guess. but now they've put in a 5% marginal rate above 10 million, if i get this right, and 8% above 25 million. that applies to llcs and s corps and wholly-owned proprietorships. that's a very steep marginal rate. it's close to 50%, and in some of the big blue states it's going to be 60%. >> the way i count it is about 57% at the top and 64% if you live in california. it is more than half of the money that you earn being taken away. s

doctor michael boden, in a world renowned forensic pathologists who investigated the death of john f. kennedyat the trial of o. j. simpson. he was about to turn up the heat on a very old case file. doctor michael baden, has room few the evidence indeterminate could not have been an accidental. fall. in december of 20 1820 -- detectives people more visit to stephen scharf. they wouldn't tell me what it was for. i have no idea what it's about. i mean it did make any sense. >> 16 years after that fatal night on the cliff, police were back, and stephen scharf was in for a shock. >> after all these years, you thought it was done. >> not until they reach behind in hand me this thing, this arrest warrant. >> coming up, the case heads into court with a surprise from the stand. >> i'm here for my mother. stephen and jody's only son, has some dark secrets to share. >> did you see that? >> i did. >> when dateline continues. >> when dateline continues. just two pills for all day pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 1

. >> the most famous one is john f. kennedythe little door in the front. this one has that same door that you can open up. reporter: beyond the small thoughtful details, this room holds treasures that transcend time like this lt. col.'s union uniform worn during the civil war with a small handwritten clue as to the pern who wore it. >> this was found in the pocket. it does sayhat it did belong to janet rose of rhode island. that's cool. i'm an equal opportunity presidential collector as i have every president to date except for joe biden which is so new right now that i don't have a presidential document from him because he is still in office. reporter: smaller pieces give us big limbs of the personalities that was behind the decision-makers of yesteryear. >> these are original sketches by ronald reagan when he was doodling as governor. reporter: while it sits casually on the desk in la jolla, the reagan library sells copies for museum visitors. >> you see which way the head is pointed? the head is pointed to the olive branches

to understand the future, we have to circle back to when john f. kennedy was elected, when he phoned in and asked mayor daley how many votes do you have for me/ he said how many more do you need? public integrity is everything and not just in illinois. this absentee ballot seems to be the linchpin for not only mine but other cities where there could be corruption involved. last but not least, i would like to see the u.s. attorneys get more involved, especially in illinois to make sure we have a strong legal and clean election process. thank you. guest: i agree. public integrity is crucial. i think we have lost sight of that frankly in america. you are going to make sure that whoever watches her children are ethical and has a value system. you're going to make sure your teachers and friends follow certain levels of integrity, that they are honest, reliable, kind of maybe? all of these things matter. we seem to have checked it at the door when it comes to politicians. red versus blue, i don't care. politicians are not our best friend, certainly not more than

public release of records a lot of people want out related to the assassination of president john f. kennedy the national archive saying that the coronavirus pandemic has kept it from preparing and releasing material that people want. the most sensitive information they say will be released in december of 2022. of course, president kennedy was assassinated while riding in a motorcade in dallas on november 2nd, 1963. former marine lee harvey aswald and shot and killed later and seen on tv as he was gunned as leaving police headquarters and comes as congressional request is awaiting that from new york congressman lee zeldon to release all disappearance document of hoffa. it was believed that he's buried in new jersey landfill with tens of thousands pages from that case remain redacted and that congressional request still waiting all part of series riddle, the search for james rhoffa that you can stream on fox nation right now. alicia. alicia: the white house defending president biden's failure to go to the border as new numbers show a record number of migrants encountering -- encountered enter

. >> the most famous one, of course, is john f. kennedyhn, you know, coming out of the little door in the front. >> reporter: but beyond the wainscotting, scalloped doorway molds, and other small, thoughtful details, this room holds treasures that transcend time. like this lieutenant colonel's union uniform worn during the civil war, with a small hand- written clue as to the person who wore it. >> this was found, actually, in the pocket. and it does say that it did belong to elijah hunt rhodes of rhode island. and that's kind of cool. i'm kind of an equal-opportunity presidential collector, as i have every president on the walls or somewhere in the house to date. except for joe biden, which is so new right now that i don't have a presidential document from him because he's still in office. >> reporter: some smaller pieces give us a glimpse of the personalities behind the decision-makers of yesteryear. >> doodles. these are original sketches by ronald reagan, when he was doodling as governor. >> reporter: and while this original doodle sits

john f. kennedy when he was senator wrote a little book, which has been a bestseller ever since. it really seeped into the whole liberal culture. it was called a nation of immigrants, and of coursee was catholic and a child of irish immigrants and he had quite a hill tolimb, to make himself palatable, so i think the way waslready paved by the previous half-century or more with the work of the knights of columbus. the nights were formed in 1882 by irish clerics, most of the irish famine immigrants who had come in the 1840's were refugees and it took 20 or 30 years to assimilate into -- they had the advantage of speaking english unlike the italians who came in the 1890's at the turn-of-the-century in great numbers. they really presented -- the catholic church presented to the italians this idea of the lineage of columbus and it was already in the political or mythical culture in the united states . i didn't know this until i did the research but they actually discussed, the founders, nami the united states columbia, which is latin r the land of columbus. that was really surprising

public integrity issues for many many years and wonders in the future there to circle back to when john f. kennedyw many more votes do you have there for me and they said how many more do you need. i mean, public integrity is everything is not just here in illinois. this absentee ballot seems to be the linchpin for not only us but other cities where there could be some corruption involved. and if it work that i would like to see the u.s. attorney get more involved especially here in illinois to make sureno we havea strong legal and clean election process and thank you. >> i agree and i think we've lost sight of f that frankly in america and you're not going to let your reader to make sure that whoever was your children it is ethical and has the value system to make sure you teachers and through her friends follow certain levels of integrity and that they are honest and reliable and kind maybe. all of these things, matter and our families and our communities and personal lives we seem to have checked it out the door when it comes to politicians. people don't understand, red or blue, politicians are

the great society was a result of the tragic shooting of john f. kennedyated crises allowed these ideas to be implemented in the way the american people didn't expect. so who would ever thought that new monetary theory would be taken seriously, that you print more money and you get prosperity rather than 5 to 7% inflation and higher when you calibrate cars and houses. who would have thought that if you subsidize workers to stay home, they'll stay home and in the process you deteriorate the work ethic. who would have thought if you tell oil and gas producers they'll be doomed in 15 years and regulated more and demonized, they might not invest in capacity and might lower the oil production by at least 2 million barrels a day, which has happened. or if you tell district attorneys that critical legal theory is now the operative doctrine, it's not based on natural law and looting and property crimes, really aren't crimes. you get things like walmart or walgreen's or stores being looted and they pull up and leave the city. so necessary theories are now with us a

it reminds me of the immortal words of john f. kennedygo to the moon and do the other things, possibly. or not! sounds hard! >> stephen: this should be a no-brainer: just get rid of the filibuster! it's an old rule historically used to preserve racist policies. it's not in the constitution, and yet, it's blocking the united states' ability to stay solvent. keeping the filibuster would be like an e.m.t. trying to defibrillate someone and going: "here we go. you know what, i'd love to save his life but i can't. he's wearing white after labor day! well, he will be missed. well, not in those pants." ( laughter ) ♪ ♪ ♪ now, the possibility of the democrats busting up the filibuster brings us to "crisis in possibly!" possibly adjusting the filibuster rules has mitch orthopedic wingtips. ( laughter ) so earlier today, mcconnell said his party would allow an extension of the federal debt ceiling into december. they're willing to avoid blowing up the world's financial system until christmastime. so, everybody, remember to ask santa for a functiona

house will again postpone the release of records related to the assassination of former president john f. kennedy22 is necessary coming after the national archives said the pandemic slowed its ability to release information. for more on these ask other stories, download the fox news app. you can scan the qr code on your screen or go to foxnews.com/apps. >>> u.s. customs ask is border protection has released the latest statistics on operations at the southern border, and no surprise, amid the ongoing border crisis they show that the fiscal year that ended in september saw the border patrol end countering 1,734,686 migrants. that is the highest number on record. to make matters worse, ab exclusive -- an exclusive video shows yet another caravan headed for the u.s. bill melugin is down in la joya, texas, and has more details on the worsening crisis there. bill. >> reporter: jon, good evening to you. that's exactly right. look, we already have historically high numbers of migrants at the southern border, now we're finding out there is a brand new high grant caravan heading here to the united states,

postponed the release of thousands of documents related to the 1963 assassination of president john f. kennedy. due to delays caused by the pandemic. congress ordered all materials related to kept's death be made public back in 1992, but the release of some items has been held up due to security and privacy concerns. we got more "politicsnation" with reverend al sharpton right after this break. tonight, i'll be eating a club sandwich with fries and a side of mayonnaise. (doorbell rings) wonderful. mayonnaise... on fries? a little judgy, don't you think? ♪ that's weird ♪ ♪ so weird ♪ what makes new salonpas arthritis gel so good for arthritis pain?d ♪ salonpas contains the most prescribed topical pain relief ingredient. it's clinically proven, reduces inflammation and comes in original prescription strength. salonpas. it's good medicine. this halloween, xfinity rewards is offering up some spooky-good perks. like the chance to win a universal parks & resorts trip to hollywood or orlando to attend halloween horror nights. or xfinity rewards members, get the inside scoop on halloween kills. just s

eric: there's a vote as robert wolf, former white house economic adviser has john f. kennedyed sox cap on the other. my condolences on the sox. >> well, we beat the yankees -- [laughter] eric: that was it. this new yorker. robert wolf, thank you. alicia? alicia: thanks, eric. the issue of schools, their safety and what they teach, is key in the closing -- the closely watched race for virginia governor. republican candidate glenn youngkin calling his recent events parents matter rallies, and democrat terry healthcare if all live holding round tables with educators and parents. polls have them neck and neck. so let's bring in a political and investigative reporter for the washington examiner. sara, thank you so much for being here. before we get started, i'd like to it up some recent fox news polling. first, on the top issues among registered voters. you can see inflation and higher prices at the top with 87ing tolled by political division and health care. but then comes what schools teach at 73% as a top issue. and then we can look at top issues for parents. 80% said what scho

john f. kennedy very hard to distance himself publicly from the vatican because of disgraceful comments that some americans made about how he is going to be the pope's puppet. both of them see climate change as an existential crisis. the pope issued what's called a cyclical or sort of popal statement on the environment in 2015 and he's very much committed to making the argument that climate change is a problem that catholics -- not just catholics but everyone should focus on, but the catholic church should participate in educational efforts to get young people especially concerned about this issue. of course, joe biden feels the same way. so they have a similar view of the challenges facing the world, and they both face a conservative reaction within their institutions. there was a very strong catholic leadership among the 1.3 billion catholics that does not respect the pope's approach to social justice issues, to the role of women in the church and to climate change. we all know what kinds of opposi

and, you know, this is a guy who learned politics from watching john f. kennedy.hat's where he gets his sort of base and model from. but he is a proud democrat, and i don't know where that story came from. and i'm glad he stomped it out. >> so the senate for the third time failed to pass a voting rights measure. democrats against republicans here, mark. and i just wonder in the context of republican states passing big lie bill after big lie bill, are they just going to get away with it? >> yeah, they are. there was never a chance in hell republicans would ever vote for this bill. i appreciate joe manchin's notion that he was going to get 10 republicans to vote for it. this is likely going to be a campaign issue. that's where it will be at the end of the day. >> what do you think? >> i think he is optimistic. i think he thought he could convince people after what happened on january 6th. unfortunately, no republicans came along. democrats have to go around and explain why we need the bills and why we need to get out and vote. >>> did you ever think, jonathan, there

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