_ television. john f kennedy said his visit to ireland in _ television. john f kennedy said his visitdy said his visit to ireland in 1963 was - television. john f kennedy said his visit to ireland in 1963 was the - visit to ireland in 1963 was the best three days of his life. i�*m not trying to put words in president biden�*s mouth, but it�*s likely when he leaves here this evening, he will regard the last four days as four of the best of his life, because he�*s been received with such warmth, and he himself clearly enjoys immensely connecting with his irish heritage, that�*s been very clear throughout the four days of the visit. you mentioned — the four days of the visit. you mentioned his _ the four days of the visit. you mentioned his heritage because he's mentioned his heritage because he�*s referenced it so many times, but over the last four days, a lot of the viewers around the world will have seen it, but as you are talking to us, i want to put onjust a have seen it, but as you are talking to us, i want to put on just a few of the really fabulous pictures that have stood out an

ah ah ah ah. 2 2 perhaps the greatest mystery of the 20th century was who killed us. president john f kennedy was at lee harvey. oswald acting alone, was at the cia or elements of the cia was at the mafia. the russians, the cubans, perhaps even vice president. lyndon johnson, we don't have the definitive answer, but our guest today is one of the world's leading experts on this subject. and he's uncovered some new information. i'm john kerry aku and you're watching the whistleblowers. ah. 2 there are enough questions about the john f kennedy assassination to fill a library. countless books already have been written on the subject, and many of them have only served to make the issue murkier. rather than to clear up some of the myriad questions surrounding the case. every 5 or 10 years, congress demands that, that ca, declassify, and release a tranche of documents related to the assassination. and with great hope among the public that more light would be shed on one of the most infamous crimes. in american history, we are invariably disappointed. many of us hang on films and documentaries, by th

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

the public could finally see all of the information available in the assassination of president john f. kennedy would have made sense, right? it was called the john f. kennedy assassination records collection act of 1992 and had said that all documents regarding the president's association were to be released to the public by 2017. now i should tell you something. this is fascinating at the time. at the time senator joe biden. as you can see here, as you look at his picture, not yet a candidate for cosmetic surgery. voted yes, be unsettled from delaware, the dashing young senator from delaware voted that the record should be released to the public. all of them said joe biden, and most of the senators at the time, all of them. but then this happens now i want to take you back just recently. just recently mr. barton. mr. barton is now the president united states, and he's asked to make good on that promise to release those documents. and what happens right? well, apparently he had a change of mind. he voted to withhold the release of 4300 records which remain to this moment. redacted and what is

ah. 2 there are enough questions about the john f kennedy assassination to fill a library. countless books already have been written on the subject, and many of them have only served to make the issue murkier. rather than to clear up some of the myriad questions surrounding the case. every 5 or 10 years, congress demands that, that ca, declassify, and release a tranche of documents related to the assassination. and with great hope among the public that more light would be shed on one of the most infamous crimes. in american history, we are invariably disappointed. many of us hang on films and documentaries, by the likes of oliver stone, to explain the many twists and turns in what has become a never ending investigation. but now historian jefferson morley, one of the leading experts in the world on the kennedy assassination, has found some new information in recently released records. he's learned that the cia has documents that showed accused assess, and lee harvey oswald, was on the cia payroll and involved in a c, i operation 3 months before the kennedy assassination. now, before

considered full members of the association were not permitted at the dinner until 1962 when president john f. kennedy refused to participate unless women were allowed to attend. you are watching live coverage here on c-span in the speaking curve -- portion begins in about 25 minutes. [indistinct chatter] [indistinct chatter] [indistinct chatter] [indistinct chatter] >> as we wait for the entertainment for tonight's event expected to start at about 9:30 here remarks from the 2002 correspondents dinner, president george w. bush makes several references to musician ozzy osbourne who was in attendance. >> ladies and gentlemen laura and i -- >> we are having technical issues with the remarks from the 2002 correspondents dinner we will continue to look at the sights and sounds. [indistinct chatter] [indistinct chatter] >> we are a little over 15 minutes away from the entertainment for tonight's event which includes roy wood junior and is expected to start at 9:30. here now are those remarks from the 2000 two correspondents dinner, president bush -- george w. bush makes references to musician ozzy osbourne

when john f kennedy visited _ and there is president kennedy. john f kennedy visited ireland, he describeden has often spoken of his family's irish roots. but in washington today, he said his focus in belfast would be the peace process in the uk's recent new agreement in brexit.— process in the uk's recent new agreement in brexit. what is your to - agreement in brexit. what is your tap priority _ agreement in brexit. what is your tap priority on _ agreement in brexit. what is your top priority on this _ agreement in brexit. what is your top priority on this trip, _ agreement in brexit. what is your top priority on this trip, sir? - top priority on this trip, sir? make — top priority on this trip, sir? make sure _ top priority on this trip, sir? make sure the irish accords in the winter agreement to stay in place. keep the peace. that's the main thing. soaking up the last of the sunshine. there will be a little less need for those glasses where he is going, as tonight, potus is on course for the rather less sun—kissed belfast international airport. air force one is set to touch down in nort

i remember vaguely the death of john f kennedy, the assassination of john f kennedy and seeing walter cronkite crying. and i was really little bit like that. so what are the possibilities that i would end up being like remembering walter cronkite, you know, that that would be something that is seared into my memory and that i end up becoming a journalist and my other earliest memory is trying to learn english by listening to the 45 little record, my fair lady and the song super cool of gradualist, accessible and delicious. and i was like, that's english. i have to learn how to say that because that's english. and i was like, super callow, what the heck. so yeah, do you do you think that you'll write more or not? that i mean, because we were like, you just wrote a memoir, you want to write another one? it's like, well, but how are you feeling the in terms because you studied a nonfiction, you wanted to write fiction rather and so were you at a loss. i'm actually currently working on a novel so yeah, i'm returning to my first love. yeah. how's going? it's going. you know, i haven't writ

one other irish catholic president, john f. kennedy visited 60 years ago you clapped for him. he is something else -- he was something else. he presented with a flag of the irish brigade honoring ireland great contributions to america's freedom. it's still there to this day. it is a legacy of faith and fidelity to freedom, to one another that has been handed down generation to generation to generation. today, the united states honor that legacy. including that one mayo marine named patrick gallagher. he migrated to new york 1952. a few years later, when he wasn't patrick joined the marine corps and deployed to vietnam. january 1966, patrick was attacked in an ambush. and anomie hurled a grenade and patrick threw himself on top of the grenade. he was willing to sacrifice his life to save his brothers in arms. he survived that attack but was awarded the navy cross. sadly, he was later killed in action. this year his name will be honored in iron as united states the uss patrick gallagher from mayo. [applause] >> you know, of often said that i have often said that the irish are th

john f kennedy doing so in 1953, ron reagan in 198a and bill clinton in 1995.ill revolve around what is happening in ukraine. island an important part of the effort to resolve the conflict in ukraine. but later he will talk about a shared vision for a future of the us— irish relationship. those scenes live in dublin. you are watching bbc news. lightfoot from london, this is bbc news. this handshakes and history, joe biden meets the irish prime minister after spending time with the country's president. another day, another protest, protests continue in france due to pension age. and mary quant, the fashion designer who shaped the look of the 1960s, has died. hello and welcome. us presidentjoe biden is continuing his

f. kennedy jr. the nephew of former president john f. d democrat to throw his hat in the ring for president in 2024. >> comes as fox news polling showing president biden polling falling to a record low ahead of his expected re-election bid. >> todd: grace joins us now. what do you make of this announcement? >> well, i'm not surprised. i think there is a real opening here, especially like you just mentioned when you look at those approval numbers because as divided as we are as a country on a lot of fronts, when you see polls like this, you realize that on the key issues, you know, foreign policy, national security, a lot of us still agree and we're not happy with the job that joe biden is doing. we're not happy with the way he is handling things. i think another factor that plays in here for candidates who are starting to throw their hats in the ring is that for the president, a big part of the job, even if you can't fix the problems, which i think he is in part responsible for creating a lot of these problems. even if you feel you can't

robert downey jr. , the nephew of president john f. kennedy according to afp, 69-year-old kennedy jr., who has little chance of winning the election, said that he will announce his candidacy from the democratic party . also nephew of john f kennedy was assassinated in 1963, while the democrats are looking at the official candidacy of us president joe biden. robert denny jr. is one of the few people who has officially announced his candidacy from the democratic party in the 2024 presidential election. in the last decade, the population of india has increased by 400 million people and this country has become the most populous country in the world. by 2050, it will provide one sixth of the working population in the world. naked world population shows every few seconds people are added to india's population, according to these data, india has overtaken china as the most populous country in the world, and we see that 20 million people have been added to our population every year, which means that in the last two decades, we have seen an increase of

oldest us president but it - is the oldest us president but it was the youngest us president, john f. kennedyesident, john f. kennedy, who just about 60 years ago, made a trip to ireland and addressed both houses of parliament and also did a very similar trip where he was tracing his ancestral roots. so in many waysjoe biden is mirroring that trip that was taken 60 years ago by one of his heroes. absolutely. it is also wonderful to see that the great—nephew of absolutely. it is also wonderful to see that the great—nephew oijk, joseph kennedy, the third, who was a special envoy to ireland, also attended this trip and came as part of the delegation. you cannot call it anything but what it is,, coming full circle. strong american politics of former presidents, former elected officials, formerly a member of congress and coming together to respectfully visit where their ancestors came from. which is their ancestors came from. which is the republic of ireland. i am very proud as an american to see this trip, coming off of the way that it is, with some people pleased to see our american president an

they proceeded from the fact that the american leadership in the first place, john f. kennedyom we know as e. well, e great democrat, it was he who initiated this preparation in the bay of pigs, and in principle, he was unhappy with the fact that his predecessor, general eisenhower. this means that the president of the united states of america is not enough to prevent him from coming to power. e communists on cuba and the subsequent attack by the united states of america on the dominican republic went like a refrain. we will not let there be a second cuba. this was, as it were, the main goal, which means that an attack on the dominican republic, a year after the invasion of the bay of pigs, the cuban missile crisis flares up, which is also called the cuban missile crisis. the caribbean crisis has put the whole world on the brink of catastrophe, because the americans have once again declared that they are ready to use nuclear weapons. by the way , this was the thirty-third warning of the world, that is, the americans warned the world 33 times that they were ready to use nuclear

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colleagues, partners, distinguished participants of the world, ladies and gentlemen, president john f. kennedye stated since for freedom for ourselves it is our own commitment to others. for more than a year already, united states of america and our allies have provided extraordinary support ukraine in chicago for our independence, our freedom and our life. the bravery of ukrainians have shot the entire world -- shcoked the entire world in the brutality of the russians. they are trying to destroy our country to provide -- they speak about publicly without hiding but this war is not on the whole ukraine. this war is a fight for democracy and for values. this war is an attempt of the russian leadership to destroy all existing principles of the security, architecture, and international world order. if ukrainian army has not stopped the russian, i firmly believe russia would have tried to attack the baltic countries and poland. russia's not just attacking our sober and european countries, -- server european countries. it engaged in cyber attacks, and interferes in elections. the world -- today it

f kennedy. he is the nephew of former president john f kennedy back in march, kennedy had tweeted that he was considering a run for the white house pointing supporters to his website. >> tonight at 5.30, a guy with a big heart. that is how people mourning the loss of oscar laredo are describing the 37 year-old tonight. he was shot and killed outside a bar in pleasant hill on monday. our kron four's philippe to call spoke with his colleagues in concord. we're still in disbelief over the senseless killing. >> 37 year-old oscar laredo is remembered outside the establishment in pleasant hill where he lost his life and inside benny's bar and grill where he served patrons drinks the last 3 years in concord. it was his second home. and patrons say he was everyone's friend. he was cut down doing something for someone else which was in character for him. >> possibly. the radio was shot to death early monday morning outside carrington's barwell those familiar with what happened. >> say he was trying to break up a fight. his partner was with him when he was shot in the head. friends say the gunman who left the scen

john f. kennedy made a magnificent speech to the parliament in 1963 and during which he donated the civil war flag, fighting irish brigade, an enormous donation and biden tried to revisit that sacred moment when there was passage between ireland and the united states and realization that they all fought and died for each other. >> mike memoli, thank you for being with us this morning, appreciate it. >>> former president donald trump is back in new york city for a deposition what we know ahead u'yore watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. *e you're ready for anything. marriage. kids. college. kids moving back in after college. ♪ finally we can eat. ♪ you know you make me wanna...♪ and then we looked around and said, wait a minute, this isn't even our stroller! (laughing) you live with your parents, but you own a house in the metaverse? mhm. cool...i don't get it. here's to getting financially ready for anything! and here's to being single and ready to mingle. who's ready to cha-cha?! ♪ yeah, ye

in his 1961 inauguration address, president john f. kennedy said, my fellow citizens of the world, ask not what america will do for you but what together we can do for the freedom of man. korea will stand in solidarity with the international community. we will do what it can for the freedom of humanity. korea, with the u.s., will march towards the future. as i took office last year, i pledged to rebuild korea, a nation allowing the people rooted in freedom, democracy, and market economy. a nation that the people can be truly proud of as it fulfills its role as a responsible member of international community. together, with the u.s., korea will play the role as a compass for freedom. it will safeguard and embolden the freedom of citizens of the world. but even as we walk in unison for -- walked in unison for freedom for 70 years, there was one regime that pursued a wrong path. that is north korea. the difference is stark between seoul that chose freedom and democracy and pyongyang that chose dictatorship and communism. north korea has abandoned

john f. kennedyibed visiting ireland as the best four days of his life joe biden has often spoken of his irish roots, but said his focus would be the peace process and brexit. >> make sure the irish accords and the windsor stay in place and keep the peace. that is the main thing. >> there is now a little less need for those glasses as potus will wake up tomorrow and less sun-kissed belfast. in the morning, biden will have a meeting with rishi sunak before heading to an event at the university with northern ireland political parties. what will he say to them? an invitation for the president to visit was not taken up. the optics here werdeemed less suitable with the government suspended because of disagreement over plans and arrangements. for this city, it will be a more brief afir than in the past, but still the mark of northern ireland's continuing importance to america in its post-conflict journey. david: emma enjoys meeting from belfast. this trip is all about celebrating the peace accords in north

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

is telling people he may be the most irish american president with the possible exception of john f. kennedyays it feels like coming home. he is not the only american who can claim irish roots. over 30 million americans would describe themselves as irish. although this is largely a personal trip, has played well with a large part of the electorate who also associate themselves with ireland. dave: many thanks. he is one of the world's richest men, the owner of spacex, tesla and twitter. when elon musk speaks, his words have the ability to move money markets. last october, he bought twitter for around $44 million. he immediately said the company was losing money and would have to cut staff. in an exclusive interview with the bbc, he has confirmed that of the 8000 workers employed when he took over twitter, just 1500 remain. he told us second people was not easy and he described his time in charge as a roller coaster. elon musk has been speaking to our technology correspondent, james clayton, who joins me from san francisco. >> i did not think we were going to get an elon musk interview. at thi

sometime around the time that president john f. kennedy was giving a speech about putting a man on the man. they helped with the launch of the first communication satellites known as cal star one. the chairman of the fcc under kennedy, still going strong and 97. he told the president there was all this attention about putting a man on the moon and not because it was easy but because it was hard that communication satellites might be more important. and ideas last longer than men. my addendum would be and women. i think you was absolutely right. i have been studying that history because it helps support the first space-age. as i sit at the helm of the agency, it really strikes me that we have to update our policies. >> the next generations of great ideas. >> it is all starting right now and we want to make sure our policies are up to speed, up-to-date and really serve the world. >> i assume that includes all of the things nasa is working on. >> yes. this is such an exciting time. the dart spacecraft was a smashing success. it took a planet

john f. kennedyike his uncle and father, was also against the war in their lifetime, he had vietnam. ukraine was initially told that we have humanitarian goals in ukraine, but the steps that we are taking in ukraine speak of america's desire to continue to fight. they finish it as soon as possible, if our goal is regime change in russia, then this is not humanitarian mission. the anti-war sentiments of kennedy jr. the voter shares this presidential candidate is supported by about 20 % of democrats his support in the party is growing biden's rating of the owner of the white house is falling again hit the bottom only 37% of americans approve of his work, about 2/3 of americans believe that the united states is moving in the wrong direction direction from jubaiden asking to be elected for another 4 years when 74% of americans think the country is heading in the wrong direction boss must be hard to say. give me 4 more years, but biden insists, and the president announced the decision to be re-elected in

.) >>> two construction workers were killed at new york's john f. kennedy airport.icials say the two men were buried inside rubble of a construction trench yesterday. they were moving utility lines when the accident took place. it took 60 firefighters to help remove them. authorities stopped all construction at the airport to conduct safety reviews. an investigation is underway to look into the accident. >>> soon people in florida will be able to carry a gun without a permit and there's new information on the chinese spy balloon. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. cnn reports the chinese spy balloon that flew across the u.s. earlier this year was able to gather intelligence from sensitive military sites. authorities say china transmitted the information back to beijing in real time despite the biden administration's efforts to block it. according to cnn, officials say china was able to control the balloon so it could make multiple passes over the same sites. yesterday the pentagon reiterated that any intelligence collected had limited value. >

. >> reporter: his visit comes 60 years after america's first irish catholic president, john f. kennedy, traveled here and follows a brief stop in northern ireland today to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement that brought peace to the region after decades of sectarian violence known as the troubles. the president today offering new investments and inspiration. >> the united states of america will continue to be your partner in building the future the young people of our world deserve. >> reporter: a sentimental trip blending the political and the personal tonight the secret service acknowledges local police in northern ireland reportedly lost a document detailing potentially sensitive information about the president's trip, but they say will have no impact on their ability to protect president biden while he's overseas. lester >> peter alexander in dublin, thank you. >>> in 60 seconds, our investigation of underage migrants working illegally in slaughterhouses. we speak exclusively to a teen about this dangerous work and why he does it next. >>> we're back now

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

environmental lawyer, robert f. kennedy junior has thrown his hat into the ring to become the democratic nominee and the 2024 election. kennedy is the nephew of president john f. kennedy and son of attorney general robert of kennedy, or both assassinated in the 1960 s. he's a controversial figure in recent years, he has become a leading figure and the u. s. anti vaccination movement spreading conspiracy theories about the dangers vaccines opposed to children that makes 2 official contenders and the running for the democratic nomination for more weakness be to gail and drew coast of the $538.00 politics podcast. galen. good to see you. so the field of candidates is slowly widening. robert j. kennedy de robert f. kennedy junior, a quite controversial figure out what can you tell us about him? so i think something to keep in mind here is that you know, the field of democratic challengers to terabyte and now it's at the tier which is marianne williamson and r k. junior. neither of those candidates should be considered, you know, real challenges to the setting president there, fringe characters in american life. and there is certainly a friend characterized with