i have done work on lyndon johnson and john kennedy. i asked about vietnam.n 15 minutes, he could not stop about it. it was the same impulse that led him to compile the pentagon papers. he wanted a record. he wanted to talk about it. he wanted this debate on -- this to be on the record. guest: it was a select -- host: it was a select few that led to the riding. -- writing. guest: this was not something that was widely known. when else burke -- ellsberg leaked the papers to the new york times, it became quite a big story -- a headline story. host: joseph on our democrats line for robert dallek. caller: it is similar to what daniel ellsberg did, but this person is not under house arrest or anything. guest: it is difficult for me or for any historian to say in an authoritative way what to make of the wikileaks and the assange operation. if there is material there which demonstrates that the united states government or any government has done untoward things, has committed criminal acts, then one can look back and say, great that this was revealed. if, in fact, i

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speak in front of the brandenburg gate a cold war symbol famously used as a backdrop by president john kennedy and ronald reagan some say the returned safely returned a year later by turning down merkel's invitation to help mark the twentieth anniversary of the fall of the girling wall so on the surface it's all smiles and handshakes but analysts say with the new developments in the world go all the revolutions and the wars the rift between washington and berlin is getting deeper. and there in washington in four hours from now three men will start their journey into orbit aboard a russian soyuz rocket spent five months in space carrying out hundreds of scientific experiments so as rockets are the first and very soon the only choice for manned spaceflight and in the near future they could be taking an oscar winning director on a flight of fancy avatar creator james cameron is rumored to a book one hundred fifty million dollar ticket for a trip to the moon in twenty fifteen over the time being go from baikonur a russian an american and a japanese astronauts into space obviously france has been f

a cold war symbol famously used as a background to fight presidents john kennedy and ronald reagan some say he returned the year later by turning down merkel's invitation to mark the twentieth anniversary of the fall of the verly wall so on the surface it's all smiles and handshakes according to president obama they're having working together those are his words but analysts say with the new developments in the world for all the revolutions and wars and economic uncertainty the rift between washington and burley is getting deeper. for more locals visit out. talk to mark weisbrot from the center of economic and policy research joining me from washington d.c. well we're all smiles on the surface as we just heard in that report an award for angela merkel of course to be given to her by a bomber how big is this division which we've been hearing about and so much detail in that last report i'm referring to how big is that divide between the two leaders ease it really that serious. well there are issues i think that are not going to be that easily resolved the the war in libya for example you

speak in front of the brandenburg gate a cold war symbol famously used as a backdrop by presidents john kennedy and ronald reagan some say they returned to. return this year later by turning down merkel's invitations to help part of the twentieth anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall so on the surface it's all smiles and handshakes but analysts say with the new developments in the world through all the revolutions and the wars the rift between washington and berlin is getting deeper. certainly president obama skipped to germany last month during his four country european tour the local media suggesting local took that as a snub or whatever the case called and circumstance on a warm reception for i'm going to michael in washington d.c. now our correspondent got a chicken thank you. all in about a six i was from now with three men who will start their journey into orbit aboard a russian soyuz rocket i'll spend five months in space carrying out hundreds of scientific experiments soyuz rockets are the first and very soon the only choice for space flight also very soon they could be taking an o

a cold war symbol famously used as a background by presidents john kennedy and ronald reagan some say he returned this now be a year later by turning down merkel's invitation to help mark the twentieth anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall so on the surface it's all smiles and handshakes according to president obama they're having fun working together those are his words but i only say with the new developments in the world go all the revolutions and wars and economic uncertainty the rift between washington and verily and it's getting deeper on our correspondent there in washington going to judge karen thanks very much indeed for that update. well in three hours from now three men will start their journey into orbit aboard a russian soyuz rocket has spent five months in space carrying out hundreds of scientific experiments so as rockets are the first and very soon the only choice for manned spaceflight and in the near future they could be taking an oscar winning director on a flight of fancy avatar creator james cameron is room for a one hundred fifty million dollar ticket for a

, i will confuse the life out of you when i tell you i have a son named john kennedy. but anyway, you know, i really liked kennedy in so many ways. but the historians who are biased toward him have tried to argue that eisenhower really had set this up, and kennedy just carried it out. i am convinced, and one scholar i know who's seen the documents that i haven't seen is convinced, that eisenhower would have never done it the way that kennedy did. he withdrew the air support, and even the plan with the air support just didn't look like an eisenhower kind of intervention. eisenhower would have done more what he did in lebanon in 1958 when he landed 14,000 troops. i mean, he really believed in overwhelming force, and you do it. now, he was open to covert action, and we know that in guatemala and iran. so he was not an angel when it came to covert action. but the cuban invasion is a strange phenomenon. you know, the cia, if you knew today what contingency plans the cia has, you'd be horrified. so these contingency plans were around. and so when the new president came in as

you couldn't find daylight between nixon and john f. kennedy in the campaign of 1960. >> why did conservatives dislike john f. kennedy so much then? >> i don't know. i suppose it is because of the differences being what they are. but i don't think it was a matter of the cold war. you know, kennedy was -- he gave that inaugural address where he laid down the gauntlet, and in a way that might have -- been what we were prepared to do. i'm not so sure that -- i don't know exactly what conservatives felt on kennedy at the time. >> we mentioned peter jennings, one thing that you have quoted him talking about is i.f. stone and a bunch of others. >> yes. >> who is i.f. stone, and why did that bother you so much, the things said about i.f. stone? >> i.f. stone was a journalist who -- he was known as izzy stone. he was a stalinnist for a long time who -- who would present the best possible interpretation of the communist, the most excusing of their behavior, whereas he had already indictments in this country at every pass, he defended the soviet union fo

a cold war symbol famously used as backgrounds by presidents john kennedy and ronald reagan and some say he returned this now be a year later by turning down merkel's invitation to help marked the twentieth anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall so on the surface it's all smiles and handshakes according to president obama they're having fun working together those are issues of the words but and they say with the new developments in the world all the revolutions and wars and economic uncertainty the rift between washington and it's getting deeper. coach can reporting from washington for more on the stories we're covering here on screen at the moment you could always have to call and you can always watch our reports again there's other news they're catching videos too here's a quick look at what's there at the moment the shocking story of a young woman for example who want to get rid of her eleven month old baby born a whole new way you can find out how the boy recklessly survived. the website of the most what vladimir putin dreams of the pressures of his job he gave the answer to

that recipe is part of the exhibit, along with presidential favorites like john kennedy's fish chowderndon johnson's famous chili. first we need the tom tomatoes. today, we set out to make some lbj chili. we asked marcus samuelson, world famous chef who has prepared state dinners at the obama white house, to help prepare it. >> when you read this recipe, not that much has changed. >> reporter: chef samuelson also whipped up another dish featured in the national archive exhibit -- ham shortcake -- which was actually one of the first meals promoted by the government back in 1946 as part of the national school lunch act. >> you're going to love this. >> reporter: i know it. what do you think? really? as for the current president, accounts vary about what is his personal favorite food, but clearly he has his eyes on the pies. and lady byrd johnson called the chili river chili, she had little cards she would put the recipe on. and diane, i brought you some of mine and chef samuelson's chili. to sample there. >> you are a fine american. and thank you, on behalf of the nation. okay, we will.

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. >> the last president to visit puerto rico was john f. kennedy in 1961. >> we should know within a few hours if a judge will overturn the ban on same-sex marriage. he should have decision by this afternoon after hearing two hours of arguments. opponents say vaughn walker who ruled that prop 8 was unconstitutional should have removed himself from the case because he is in the same sex relationship and could benefit from the outcome but they couldn't provide any evidence that he wanted to get married only he was in a long term relationship. >>> irans says they will make a decision in the three american hikers charged with espionage by late august. their next court appearance will be scheduled between june 22 and august 22. three hikers were detained back in july along the border. shourd was released last september on humanitarian grounds and recently revealed several incidents of abuse at the hands of prison guards. >> they are now barring barry bonds coach from coaching. he has not registered as coach. anderson who has coached for years has been t

monopoliza, mucho ha cambiado en que el presidente de estados unidos visitó este lugar, desde que john f kennedyzaron en san juan hace 50 años. >> comenzaba su proceso de industrialización y se encuentra ahora totalmente estancado económicamente. >> la isla reporta una tasa de desempleo de más de 16% la más alta de todas las jures educaciondicción en estados unidos. >> la peor situación económica desde 1929. >> y eso no es lo peor. >> en el censo del 2010 para sorpresa de todos por primera vez desde 1998 cuando estados unidos toma posesión de puerto rico, la isla ha perdido habitant habitantes, se ha reducido la población por más de 80 mil personas. >> responde a la baja de la tasa de nato lid y la migración hacia estados unidos. >> más de mil personas han dejado puerto rico en últimos 10 años. >> se ha notado como en el centro de la florida, cerca de orlando, hay 850000 portorriqueños viviendo en el centro de la florida. >> así recibe la llamada isla del encanto al presidente de estados unidos. >> con los caminos más limpio y los edad diciembrificiedificios. >> y hay un sentido de agradecimient

. >> the last president to visit puerto rico was john f. kennedy in 1961. >> we should know within a few hours if a judge will overturn the ban on same-sex marriage. he should have decision by this afternoon after hearing two hours of arguments. opponents say vaughn walker who ruled that prop 8 was unconstitutional should have removed himself from the case because he is in the same sex relationship and could benefit from the outcome but they couldn't provide any evidence that he wanted to get married only he was in a long term relationship. >>> irans says they will make a decision in the three american hikers charged with espionage by late august. their next court appearance will be scheduled between june 22 and august 22. three hikers were detained back in july along the border. shourd was released last september on humanitarian grounds and recently revealed several incidents of abuse at the hands of prison guards. >> they are now barring barry bonds coach from coaching. he has not registered as coach. anderson who has coached for years has been t

it's important to remember that the year before john kennedy won as a catholic 25% of the country saiduldn't support a catholic. they were against a catholic in the presidency. this is a country that just elected an african-american. no other advanced country has shown that kind of embrace of someone like that. i think that they would embrace a mormon. >> i want to make one clear point here. there's absolutely no evidence that the mormon church exercises any influence over mormon politicians. harry reid is a mormon. senator hatch is a mormon. go look at their voting record. mormons serve this country with distinction for a long time and would i vote for harry reid if i lived in nevada, i would send him a check. wouldn't matter to me. wouldn't matter to me if someone else did. i think this is in my mind it should be a nonstarter in anybody's mind. there's record of mormons serving with distinction. >> the other thing is that mormon business people that we know have created a lot of jobs. including his father who i have known for 40 years who is a terrific guy. they come from very good f

did john f. kennedyut the budget -- >> thank you very much. >> this is absurd. >> thank you very much. >> it shouldn't happen. you should fight and get your guts together. >> thank you very much. >> we should have a meeting and discuss this resolution. >> thank you. >> i'd like your comments on it. thank you. >> next speakers. next speaker. [speaking foreign language] >> thank you. >> good afternoon. i'm from chinatown. i'm happy through these programs i also get to light rain english, also known the resource for training for the families, and we hope that you can save the resources for families, for children, for all of us here today. thank you. >> hi. my name is mimi. my son's been going to the asian human resource center for a couple of years. the family workshop is very important for all the families, whether it's for the kids, nutritional, or talk about what the discipline. so i want the city to consider to extend the budget for us. thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is gloria. i represent the as

laughter] obama's trip marked first official visit to puerto rico by a sitting president since john f. kennedy, and his famous speech 50 years ago, "estoy ein puerto rican, uh, or san juana, uh." clearly this would be an historic occasion. >> the president is spending about five hours in the u.s. territory. >> jon: oh, five hours. well, i didn't realize that this isn't really a presidential visit, more of a layover on his way to st. bart's, but no historic five-hour state visit would be complete without a stirring address and n a flag-draped airport hangar just feet from the still-idling plane the president just landed in. >> it is good to be back in puerto rico. >> jon: que bueno. barack obama, que bueno, puerto rico. added some spicy pronunciation. i don't think he's going to be able to keep that up. >> our health care reform included help from puerto rico. these problems didn't develop over night here in puerto rico, here in puerto rico. here in puerto rico and all across america. >> jon: there you go, folks. "puerto" to "porto" in just under eight minutes. if you're going to keep up the "p

president to visit the island since john kennedy's visit back in 1961.lthough puerto ricans are u.s. citizens, they cannot vote in presidential elections. there are thousands of ex-pats on the mainland who can vote. many also serve in the u.s. armed services. >> i also want to take a moment to acknowledge all the puerto rican men and women who serve in our country's uniform. >> reporter: the presidential election isn't until next year but there's a lot of movement today. jon huntsman, president obama's former ambassador to china, announced he's jumping into the presidential race. the republican and former utah governor will make his formal announcement next week. >>> the drum beat is getting louder on capitol hill with more calls for congressman anthony weiner to step down. today democratic house leaders met for the first time since the sexting scandal broke. they didn't take action against weiner but are clearly increasing the pressure on the congressman to resign. after more than two weeks of an ongoing photo sexting scandal, seeing more of congressman

and there's a wonderful quote from john kennedy which i can't say... that our power should not beust... our strength should not be just in our wealth or military. our strength should be in what we contribute to civilization. and i felt that i had the chance with this setting and this group of people that i could tell at story i think a way that had never been done before. and people say well, that is very brave departure for you. well, it wasn't brave at all. i really was eager to do it. >> rose: okay, but what... >> and i've never had a betr time writing a book. >> rose: why? well, paris first of all. >> well, for one thing i could cast it as i wished. >> rose: yeah. >> with regular biography and history, prey much decided for you. it an obligatory line you have to follow you can't just side track some character because you think he bores you. with this will i could pick the people that i wanted to write about and i could have my own criteria for who ma the cut and who didn't. in this case it was did they go there specifically to lrn and to improve th

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richard nixon was vice president, john kennedy was still a junior senator from massachusetts.castro came to deliver his speech to some newspaper editors but the visit was something more like an invasion in its own right. he and his bearded entourage arrived in washington loaded with cuban cigars and cases of cuban rum and castro spent most of his visit hugging and smiling and saying all the right things. there were some americans including some in eisenhower to including dwight eisenhower himself, who had pretty serious concerns about eisenhower. mainly that he was a communist in the making. but many found it to be quite charming and certainly charismatic. after a few days in washington castro took the train to new york city. from the moment he arrived at penn station where he was greeted by 20,000 people, he had a grand old time ago he went to the top of the empire state-building in the shake hands with jackie robinson. he went down to city hall, went to columbia university. having lots of fun in new york city where the policemen who were assigned to attack him because there

president to officially visit since john f. kennedyn 1961. >> when i came here to campaign, i promised that i would return as president of united states. >> reporter: and while throngs of puerto ricans gave him a hero's welcome many say this is a nod to the 4.6 million puerto ricans who live on the u.s. mainland and who now outnumber those living on the island. >> politically, he's really doing a campaign stop for places like illinois and florida. states that have seen a huge increase in the number of puerto ricans moving there and living there. >> reporter: and potentially voting there. in 2008, 67% of hispanics supported mr. obama. but since then many say they are disappointed with his failure to achieve immigration reform. >> don't take a community for granted. he said, i will sign an immigration bill the first year of my presidency. and now what we have is more deportations and more separation of families than ever before. >> reporter: puerto ricans say they are typically less concerned about immigration since they are u.s. citizen

i'm joined by an economist here at the john f. kennedy institute. -- a lot to talk about here. can you understand the frustrations about these young greeks when they say their future would be better if greece was not in the year eurozone? >> absolutely. unfortunately, they find themself with no local them. if they leave the euro and become competitive, they will find that the debt that they have become so expensive. -- they find themselves in a tight place. the chance of growing out of this in the next generation is next to zero. >> they really intertwined with the future of europe and bthe vote of confidence. this is more about the future of europe? >> the stakes could be larger -- could not be larger. there are countries in a similar situation so that whenever a president is said and whatever mistakes are made will lead to speculation. you also have the financial stability of europe at stake. this is very dramatic history. >> can greece afford to stay note to the demands of the imf -- no to the demands of the imf? >> bankruptcy is the start of the negotiation. even if they sa

but someone like dwight eisenhower, even john f. kennedyvery, very reluctant to line for more reasons. it is a form of behavior that is actually quite detestable. the fact is that when you are dealing with the edge national politics and if the security of your country is on line you will not hesitate to lie, not because you're an evil person, but because you do what you have to do to protect your country. that is really what i'm trying to get in this book. >> host: examples of people line for personal leaders -- reasons? >> guest: no, i made it clear that i was not ripe to consider those sorts of cases. there are certainly lots of them. i have been on a few radio and tv shows or president clinton about the mike gillespie affair. people have asked me how i think about that. i say that is the case of a leader line basically to save his own skin. that doesn't fit the category of lines. i'm looking at what i call strategic lines which are lines that leaders tell up for what they think is the national interest. >> host: one more example of a

the animal also died. >>> we have rare film of president john f. kennedy has been discovered out of presidential library and shows him, here you see it there, pink pants, blue shirt, and practicing the swing and putts at the high-end sport clubber in the kennedy compound in august of 1963. jfk seldom let the public see him playing golf since the became was so cloeshly associated with his predecessor, dwight eisenhower. he did allow these images to be recorded because he wanted arnold palmer to watch them and to critique his game. 48 years later palmer saw the footage and said you know, president's setup is solid but his swing, apparently, needed a little bit of work. >>> yesterday cnn along with other media outlets reported that at least 20 bodies were found on a property in texas. but it turns out that was not the case. police converged on the property and searched but no bodies were ever found. the search started with a tip and there was some confusion about what was happening on the property. federal official gave incorrect information to cnn and other

well, the irony was "the new york times" first did this because in 1961 exactly a decade earlier, john kennedy went to the publisher of "the new york times" who had told him that we've got this information that you are planning an attack on castro's cuba, the bay of pigs. do you want us to publish or not. kennedy said please don't. the times said okay, we won't. later on kennedy said i wished you had published it because it would have stop head this fiasco from happening that is how much things have changed. nowadays i would say that for a publisher who is boss of editors and reporters who come across information like this the burden is much more on the government to show why something like this will cost lives or directly jeopardize american national security. and often times if the government makes that argument, they do not win. in the old days they almost always did. >> brown: and yet the struggle does go on. even on friday we had a segment about the obama administration -- >> actually the obama administration despite its commitment to openness in government and less classification, has br

. >> what is interest interesting, he's the first president since john f. kennedy to really outline a doctrine that says we will -- it's no longer bear any burden, pay -- >> you're on your >>> issue two, big ben. >> maybe some of the headwinds that have been concerning us, like weakness in the financial sector, problems in the housing sector, balance sheets and deleveraging issues, some of these headwinds may be stronger and more persist ent than we thought. >> at a rare press conference this week, the chairman of the federal reserve board, ben bernanke, lowered the feds' forecast range for 2011 economic growth and 2012 economic growth. >> the economic recovery appears to be proceeding at a moderate pace authorization he though somewhat more slowly than expected and some recent indicators have also basketball weaker than expected. >> one indicator in the slide is the jobs report, growth is down and claims up. on inflation, the rate rose slightly in may, but the chairman expects inflation to fall back in line to the feds' targeted 2% level. but it will not happen ov