john kennedy was a wealthy man. franklin roosevelt was wealthy. teddy was wealthy, we had wealthy presidents. >> he said the important thing, did not inherit my wealth. people are under the impression he was born with a silver spoon. i did not inherit my wealth. >> john kennedy inherited his wealth and didn't have to say it. >> times have changed because when john kennedy was president there was not occupy wall street going on. >> okay. you win. >> yeah! did everyone hear that. >> i want to play you one of the attack ads mitt romney played after south carolina interestingly not through a pack, as he had done before but through himself. let's watch this. >> gingrich was paid over $1.6 million by the scandal ridden agency that helped create the crisis. >> i offered advice as historian. >> really? >> and then quit in disgrace and then cashed in as insider. if he wins, this man would be very happy. >> i approved this message. i'm mitt romney. >> attack ads have always been around in american politics. the danger, if these guys keep getting nastier and

john kennedy spoke to a large vision.ing -- look, neil, you have a country where people believe the country is on verge of -- on the precipice of an abyss. the president had a re-election speech. republicans are running for the primary. john kennedy said, we must get america moving again. and a tax cut was part of it. >> thank you, buddy, forget about these guys. why this guy might be the most important republican tomorrow. win or lose. feel the power my young friend. mmm! [ male announcer ] for excellent fruit and veggie nutrition... v8 v-fusion, also refreshing plus tea. could've had a v8. >> forget florida. what if i told you there's a much bigger race happening tomorrow in oregon. a special election to fill a vacant house seat there the district heavily liberal, and i mean heavily. that has not stopped unusual interest in the republican candidate. the republican hopeful. we did contact his democratic opponent. she declined. so, bob, let me get your take on this. you're within 10 or 11 points. might seem like a lot but

joe kennedy got his kids in there. one day george st. john or sends an was giving a chapel speech, sermon about those kids. but somewhere mockers. there were troublemakers. they had a couple meetings and one was irish trash, but once i clean up the orphan the wagons in boston. kennedy heard that appeared he would not confirm a club called the markers may did nothing but cause trouble. the old man came up and said he feared that my son come he would not eat a nightclub with a letter and. he bought him a couple of film projectors at that school and they let the kid off. and by the way, jack only elected kids who revealed, his fathers had so much money they couldn't be kicked out. >> host: by the way, we all remembered the grapevine. ask not what your country can do for you. you say in your book that he got it from the headmaster. >> host: impacts the archives. the irish have now taken over and give named colony as a wonderful woman who is head of public relations for the headmaster and shanahan. anyway, i get a fair pitch introduces me to the a

and the second was john kennedy in june of 1963.he collaborated of course was sorensen and i invite people to go to the ability to get it from the university of virginia and put it up on your computer and listen to his speech. >> guest: you know the power for president of the united states for the first time ever to go in the middle of a fight with wallace over desegregation of the university of alabama. to go to the midst of that and he did have the upper hand and bobby justice. they go on television and say this fundamental as the bible, americanist constitution. it's a moral issue. that is what johnson encourage them to do. to make it a moral issue and for president african-americans have him many today still, on their walls, picture of him and bobby and dr. king for recent. anyone, i don't think russ was there. i think in all fairness to the younger critics i don't think you can understand the early 60s without knowing how tough the fight for civil rights was. we needed federal chips to go into mississippi, federal troops to enf

and joe kennedy got his kids in their bent heading into george st. john give a a chapel speech servant about most is our good to show the right spirit but some were troublemakers. one of them was irish trash to lead the horse manure and kennedy heard that. they did nothing but plan to cause trouble the old man when he got in trouble practically expelled said you were really my son and you would not be in the club with the elector em. [laughter] there was the old man. he bought him a couple of film projectors and they let the cat off. those that fathers who had so much money they could not be kicked out. >> host: we remember ask not what your country can do for you to use a in your book coming he got it from the headmaster going back to the archives and the irish have taken over i'm sorry, . >> guest: connolly is the wonderful woman of public relations i get up there. and she introduces me to the archivist and gives me aa briefing book and let me open it. on the right-hand side was the chapel notes of george st. john. and it was a couple of sermons for the

and the second was john kennedy in june of 1963 collaborated with sorenson. i invite people to go and get it from the university of virginia. you can put it up on your computer and listen to the speech. >> guest: the power the president to go in the middle of a fight with wallace and the university of alabama. in the midst of that he did have the upper hand by then. they go and save its fundamental as the bible. the moral issue -- that's what johnston encouraged him to do. for a president, african-americans have had, many today still, on their wall. a picture of bobby and that cooking. i don't think chris was there. in all fairness to the younger critics, i don't did he can understand the early 60s without knowing how tough the fight for civil rights was. federal troops -- >> host: and alabama. >> guest: you have to do it that way. you have the freedom riders. young jewish kid from north were killed and buried alive. this was an amazing struggle. everyone talks about vietnam. you and i know the real struggle began and ended for civil rights. it was domestic.

central library recently related the final 45 hours of recordings made during the last month of john kennedy'ssidency. >> the final tape was recorded two days before his death. >> those last few tapes in the last few months, he had one more reelection campaign and was thinking color television for the convention. his children apparently. the office door when a certain foreign minister was there. then he brings up their dog. we know another part of the story. she met the russian leader chris jeff at a dinner and ran out of things to say so they talked about a dog'ss in space. those tapes are much more audible than the secret recording system, one that can be last used in 1963. making plans for the following week. trying to juggle his calendar. for jfk, it would be reminded that never came. -- a monday that

john kennedy was assassinated. >> part of the camelot legacy. >> very much. t weeks before he was assassinated. and you hear him, you hear john john and caroline being part of the white house. you hear kennedy being a father as well as a president. and of course they're living in the white house, they're living in the workplace. and it's very poignant, of course. john john i believe was three years old, caroline was six and they're talking about the dog that was now their pet and it's poignant. >> if people want to listen to these recordings, where can they go? guest: two places. jfk library.org is the place where the original tapes are. they've got wonderful resources. encourage people to listen. you get a wonderful view of kennedy, his presidency. the miller center web site as i where i work as well. we've got a whole lot of other materials related to the u.s. presidency. host: thank you very much for your time and perspective and putting these latest recordings into context. guest: my pleasure. >> host: when we come back we'll turn our attention to the situ

they were american royalty, john kennedy jr.nlikely friend and confidant, rosemarie terenzio. >> grew up in the bronx, economic background. >> his certainly assistant, she worked side by side with john for years. >> it isn't politics as usual. >> reporter: she was there for the launch of "george." the birthday, and becoming a super friend to caroliolyn bes e bessette. 12 years after their death, speaking out for the first time, terenzio has written "fairy tale interrupted" an intimate look at the extremely powerful couple revealing the strains on their marriage. for carolyn, it was the perpetual onslaught from the paparazzi. t made him angry. he would say so what. >> reporter: the meaner the press conference caught, the more caroline retreated into herself. and rosemarie terenzio is here with us. >> thank you for having me. >> how do you feel? i know you're a little -- because he was so private. and you were so protective of his privacy. you didn't even tell friends you worked. so why the book now? >> i think enough time had pas

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>> the kennedy children, john and caroline, are on the tapes. we can hear the president introduce them to soviet foreign minister. >> come in a minute. say hello. do you want to say hello to john? you know the ambassador. >> they are very popular in our country. >> and then there's a scheduling meeting, right before the president and first lady leave on a trip to texas. they talk about a visiting dignitary and the busy monday he has planned when he gets home from dallas. it turned out to be the day of the president's funeral. >> the voice of john f. kennedy, just days before dallas. you can hear more of these tapes. we've posted a link on our website tonight and on our facebook page as well. when we come back, after a break, the stage is set in hollywood for something that hasn't happened in almost a century. >>> finally on this big day in the nation's capital, it is also a big day on the other coast in hollywood where this year's oscar nominations were announced. not since the first year of the oscars in the late '20s has a silent film won for

and does he need the john f. kennedy moment? >> i believe in a president whose views on religion are his own private affair. either imposed upon him by the nation or imposed by the nation upon him, as a condition to holding that office. >>neil: some said that was a turning speech in 1960 when john f. kennedy dealt with the catholicism and what he would answer to the pope to to to byrn york, does he need to do the same? >>guest: he did it in 2008 on december 6, 2007, there was a lot of talk about romney's religion and on that day he went down to texas and delivered a long speech. >>neil: but it was not well received. >>reporter: he mentioned mormonism, once, one time, and john f. kennedy said the word "catholic," 20 times in his speech, and romney did say he would not do the bidding of any single church or of any church and make your own decisions but the speech came off as a muddy statement rather than shorting con sites, and clear, that he would not take any orders from anybody in the white house. >>neil: we have a clip of that

. >> new audiotapes in the last month of john f. kennedy'sng on the hill later this morning over the ongoing occupy >> congress will take a closer look at occupy movement in mcpherson square. >> darrell issa wants to know why the permit was approved. they camped on park service property beside -- despite a ban. brianne carter is live on the hill and joins us with a preview. >> a number of city leaders will be on the hill later this morning to answer questions three it seems the longer the protesters remain here in this city the longer list grows over concerns regarding things like public health and public safety. this is expected to be the hot topic today at a meeting in a few hours. concerns over public health and public safety at the ongoing occupy encampment at mcpherson square will be on capitol hill this morning that i don't think it is a burden on public safety and i don't think you can correlate police officers and occupy wall street taking away from the neighborhood and the documents show police are being taken from neighborhood patro

we'll hear from caroline kennedy and michael beschloss. the event was held at the john f. kennedy library in boston. >> good evening. you have read the news stories, but your copies of the book, watch the abc primetime special, morning television and even "the daily show" with jon stewart and now tonight, live from the kennedy library with its oral history carefully house for the past half-century, we will hear directly from jacqueline kennedy about her life with their 35th president and from their daughter, who has brought this fresh new history to light. i am tom putnam director of a kennedy presidential library and museum in him to have a loved executive director of the kennedy library foundation, members of our foundation board, many of whom are here with us tonight, and all of my library foundation colleagues, i thank you for coming and all those watching on c-span and acknowledge the generous underwriters of the kennedy library for him, sponsor bank of america, boston capital, the boston foundation and their media partners, the "boston globe" in wbur. the opening text

. >> newly released private recordings of john f. kennedy's schauble law office, conversations about vietnam, his children ♪ i'm feelilin' subway ♪ ♪ let's go ♪ [ male announcer ] hey, capital area! are you feelin' subway®? then heat up your day with the big hot pastrami melt! it's fresh toasted and piled-high with pastrami then topped with pickles mustard, and cheese. head into a subway® restaurant today for this melty mouthwatering sub! ♪ let's go ♪ >> the last of the private recordings of president john f. kennedy from the oval office are now public. >> it includes conversation about the day that would end up being his funeral. greta kreuz has the last 45 hours of recordings. >> these audio tapes released by the jfk presidential library were kept secret even from his top aides. the final months so president john f. kennedy as a politician and father. in vietnam was already a powder keg. in one recording acts in disbelief as one adviser predicts the u.s. will win, but not his other. >> students are talking of moving over to the viet cong. >>

he was appointed a federal district judge back in 1962 by president john f. kennedye, we're getting fresh perspective into the private moments of president john f. kennedy's life through new audio tapes recorded during his time in the white house. bill plant reports. the recordings show an oval office meeting with the soviet foreign minister could be interrupted by the president's children. >> just open the door there. say hello to my daughter and son. >> come in a minute and say hello. say hello to the minister. do you want to say hello to john? and you know the ambassador. >> in a meeting with advisers about the 1964 campaign, kennedy muses about a problem familiar to democrats today. how to get the support of younger voters in a tough economy. >> what is it that's going to make them go for us? what is it we have to sell them? we hope we have to sell them prosperity. he's not unprosperous. not very prosperous but he's not going to tell the people -- >> toward the end of 1963, there were 16,000 american military advisers in south vietnam. in the oval office, a marin

probably similar to catholicism for john kennedy 50 years ago. >> voters in south carolina head to the polls on january 21st. to select who they want to face, president obama in november. >> well, president obama is using the republican presidential field to help raise money for his party. the president spoke at a fund- raiser here in washington last night. he linked the candidates to the g.o.p. on capitol hill. thrst time he linked the two. analysts see it as a sign of the white house re-election strategy. >> we have a commuter alert for you right now. metro riders should get ready to pay more for your commute because on thursday, metro is proposing a 5% hike to fares on both metrorail and metrobus. delia gonsalves tells us why metro says the hike is necessary. >> reporter: riders who pay for paper fare cards are likely to get hit the hardest with a new flat rate of $4, $6 during rush hour. >> i think there is going to be a big hit on tourists and the infrequent users of the metro. >> this is still prime location for tourists to come and visit. >> however, there is a bit of good news.

with john f. kennedy, he was seen as the other. one was roman catholic.lems that southern baptists have with mormons is they are so much alike. they have the same dna. they are competitors to a degree. is he going to overcome that suspicion? >> you said newt gingrich will be the nominee and that tea partiers would never, as you said, back mitt romney. if it comes down to mitt romney and president obama, is the tea party going to go with romney or just abstain on election day? >> we have done some surveys about that. depending on which survey we have done, anywhere from one-third to one-half of the tea party members say if romney is the nominee, we're not backing him. we're not even voting for him. what that will be when it comes down to voting, maybe a little bit of a different story, but the fact is, there's a huge sentiment that says we are not voting for mitt romney if he's the normminee because mitt romn is a liberal. and the tea party is a conservative movement. >> thank you so much. i'm afraid we have run out of time. >> thank you. happy friday the

up their mind, overwhelming force, 62 we went through this again and, now, robert kennedy and john kennedy came up with the strategy, it was a complete disaster for eisenhower. what they didn't figure out was how many federal martials is was going to take. no weapons or badges. we're going to do this with all civilian people and they worked out an elaborate conversation and you have to pull the guns and bobby kennedy says, you have to pull your guns. and. >> has to be at least eight of you to move me out of the building, that kind of thing. they refused to send in sufficient force. by the end of midnight, those four men were bottled up and sent a message, send troops or by morning we'll all be dead and now to his credit, eisenhower said very well then, if that is the way that the game is going to be played, i can play that game. you had your chance. >> the james meredith episode reminds me of something. i'll take a stab at -- i wouldn't call it a weakness but maybe it was a sign of the times in being old school and i've had experience with a lot of campaigns, most not very memorable. but t

he invited five people including a senior from fremont john kennedy high. adam clark took a rousing about wearing a tie, but what start as a joke turned out to be one of the high points of his life. >> we did it as a joke at first, but i guess it wasn't a joke in the end. it was the most viewed video for the education department. we got called up and e-mailed by the google people who said would you like to do it. i jumped all over it and said we would love to. >> he asked the president for advice about keeping college costs down. he told clark to pick a career where he could find a job saying college students put it as too low of a priority. they hope they can interview ellen degeneres next. >> decision 2012. a new poll showing tonight that mitt romney has a double-digit lead over newt gingrich heading into tomorrow's florida primary. romney is expanding the lead to 42% compared to gingrich's 27%. rick santorum is 30 with 16% followed by ron paul. romney's latest campaign ad is angering more than opponents. here's steph handelsman in tampa. >> reporter: he

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president kennedy and john kennedy came up with a strategy. it was a complete disaster for eisenhower. we can do this with federal marshals. what they didn't figure on is how many federal marshals, so they started pulling guys from everywhere, prison guards, parking lot security people and giving them a federal marshal's badge. no weapons. sending them down to oxford. we're going to do this with all civilian people. and then bobby and ross barnett worked out this elaborate ballet by when they were going -- barn net has a telephone conversation. i've heard it. you have to pull your guns. bobby kennedy says, wait, we're not going to -- oeshg, you have to pull your guns. yes, yes. there has to be eight of you to move me out of the door, that kind of thing. they refused to send in sufficient force. as a result, by midnight that night, those poor men were bottled up on ole miss' campus. nicholas sent a message, send troops or by morning we'll all be dead. now, to his credit, eisenhowered very well then, if that is the way the game is going to be pl

the prince was john f. kennedy. his father's funeral--a memoir of life, love and loss. rosemary joins me now. it's a very personal book, very moving. >> yeah, it is. >> in many places. >> yeah. >> tell me why you decided after all this time to write it? >> i had done an interview, a tv interview in 2009 about john's charity reaching out. it was the 20-year anniversary and i had been approached to do an article about it and i difficult and i started getting approached about the possibilities of telling the story of how we met, the girl from the bronx and the whole sort of mismatched friendship we developed. >> the passage where you hear of his death is particularly moving, you can't believe it, you refuse to believe it. people are saying how sorry they are, but you're determined somehow for it not to be true. obviously for the world it was a huge shock, for you personally, an incredible blow. >> it was devastating because it wasn't just about -- i mean, it wasn't just about losing your boss or your job. it was about

. >>> newly released tapes of john f. kennedy. >>> we begin with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> i'm not going to sit back and get attacked day in and day out without returning fire. >>> mitt romney fires back in a florida debate. >> the speaker was given an opportunity to be our leader in 1994 and at the end he had to resign in disgrace. >> you're walking around the state saying things that are untrue. >> they said the gloves are off. or as he said, jeeves, be a good chap and release my opera gloves. >> i'm not going to apologize for success. >> i'd like to bring everyone else down to mitt's rate. >> rough and tumble. it's not twidly winks. >>> alabama residents pick up the pieces after the tornado leaves two dead. >>> a massive solar flare will slam into the earth this morning. >>> 45 hours of new audio tape from jfk's final days are released. >>> senator joan kerry is sporting a black eye as some kind of hockey warrior. >> follow that. >>.gov. it's going to b-hopping tonight. >> look out, lady. >>> a

robert kennedy and john kennedy came up with a strategy. we can do this with federal marshals. with they didn't figure on was how many federal marshals it was going take. they started pulling guys from everywhere and giving them a federal marshall's badge. no weapons, and sending them down to oxford. they worked out this elaborate ballet. there's a telephone conversation. you have to bull your guns and bobby kennedy says we're not -- you have to pull your guns. and there has to be at least eight of you. they refused to send in sufficient force. as a result by midnight that night those four men were bottled up in the lyceum and nicholas cat zen back sent a message send troops or by morning we'll all be dead. now, to his credit, eisenhower said, very well then, if that is the way the game is going to be played, i can play that game. you had your chance. >> the james meredith episode reminds me of something and i'll take a stab at -- i wouldn't call it a weakness but maybe it was a sign of the times and being old school and i've had experience with a lot of campaigns, most -- not

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we're learning more about sadig from her student profile posted on john f. kennedy university's website. she attended the campbell campus to study psychology. she's a somoli immigrant and registered nurse. she will be arraigned at 1:45 this afternoon. live in san jose, i'm marla tellez, john and laura. >> and it will be interesting to see what she pleads. >>> the man accused of leading police on a city wide car chase is also expected in court some time today. police say gonzalez car jacked a man and then rammed four police cars trying to get away. several officers were injured in that chase, but all are good and recovering. >>> a man accuse of raping one woman and assaulting two more will stand trial. antonio is accused of attacking the women at the park regency apartments during the summer of 2010. he is in the jail on more than $12 million bail. 6:04 now. oakland police detectives are investigating the city's first homicide of the new year. it happened just before 8:45 on east 25th street near 19th avenue. people who live on the street say a man was shot, but they

kennedy's widow. skakel insists he was innocent. skakel has tried for years to get his sentence reduced but hasn't been successful. >>> the final batch of secret tapes of john f. kennedy have been released. the tapes are fascinating and even a little spooky. >> reporter: nearly 50 years after jfk's death, the final release of his personal recordings. 45 hours of tape, chronicling the end of his presidency up to two days before the asasination. >> reporter: president kennedy died at 1:00 p.m. central standard time. >> three days before dallas, a particularly ominous note. and at one point, he makes a haunting reference to the day on which his funeral would be held. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: the tapes were a secret from even his closest aides. they documented kennedy's private meetings and phone calls, with in-depth discussions about things of the day, including the 1964 election, u.s. soviet relations and the vietnam war. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: there are lighthearted moments as well. you can hear clearly the sounds of the president's children playing near the oval office, as he introduces them to soviet foreign minister andre gromeekyo. >> say hello to

it turned out to be the day of the president's funeral. >> the voice of john f. kennedyjust days before dallas. you can hear more of these tapes. we've posted a link on our website tonight and on our facebook page as well. when we come back, after a break, the stage is set in hollywood for something that hasn't happened in almost a century. how do you know which ones to follow? the equity summary score consolidates the ratings of up to 10 independent research providers into a single score that's weighted based on how accurate they've been in the past. i'm howard spielberg of fidelity investments. the equity summary score is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. get 200 free trades today and explore your next investing idea. whose non-stop day starts with back pain... and a choice. take advil now and maybe up to four in a day. or choose aleve and two pills for a day free of pain. way to go, coach. ♪ so i wasn't playing much of a role in my own life, but with advair, i'm breathing better so now i can take the lead on a science adventure. advai

that was part of the secret of success for roosevelt, for john f. kennedy, for ronald reagan. a number of presidents fall in that category. but you have others would left their peeves be known, johnson, richard nixon, certainly they fell into that category. president obama, and i say the chicago style because it partly comes from that chicago background where you never let a slight go unanswered. >>neil: donald trump builds a career and became a billionaire out of that and it can work in your favor. i say with the fox thing that the white house is, if you can allow that we could be petty, we the media can pounce on little things, i tend to expect more in my president, republican or democrat. but having said that, where does to go? if the president is annoyed and he sees an excerpt from the book that the governor wrote that he thinks was wildly unfair if not outright wrong what is wrong with taking up with her in what otherwise would be a plight -- polite meet-and-greet. >>guest: there are right and wrong way dozen -- ways to do it. it was too much in public and he gave the gov

digital infrastructure oracle google microsoft apple would not have existed had there not been john kennedy's imperative statement let's go to the moon all right so we're out of time of your techie thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you. that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert and was i guess ameritech day you can send me an e-mail at kaiser report at r t t v dot ru until next time x. guys are saying bye off. it. is easy to. do you. see. i am sam sachs in for tom hartman in washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture the people of new hampshire making their voices heard tonight taking who they think should be republican nominee for president because that really what's going on in the granite state right now or is this all the giant ruse put on by the news media corporations and if you want to send your kid to college in a few decades time to start playing the lottery examine the growing trend of rising tuition costs and storing student debt or the.