we had john kennedy do a good job.[talking over each other] [talking over each other] neil: he did not when he didn't have nearly the debt we do have now. >> there is no doubt that our debt is hampering what we can do worldwide. we are the only empire in the history of the world that controls allport ocean spray a lot of countries don't have to build like we do. i don't think that nasa has shared the plans. neil: we are going to let wicked liz macdonald talk to him. neil armstrong and his interview. >> a mars mission with people, 12 to 15 years. that is our aspiration. neil: that was liz claman, obviously. not wicked lizzie. >> this guy is the next guy. he's just not crazy like tesla ended up being. he really is the future. >> look at what richard cameron is doing. planetary resource. these guys are going to asterix in the next 10 years. that sounds a lot like john kennedy in what he is doing. neil: we are so grateful for weird things now. well, 1.25% growth, we know it should be five or six or 7% growth. we have gotte

john f. kennedypresident and tonight, we learn that he had secretly installed microphones in the oval office controlled only by him recording over 200 hours behind closed doors. from national crises to tender family moments including ones with his daughter caroline who talked with abc's diane sawyer about the father she holds dear. >> reporter: you were there inside a presidential life. 265 hours of secret audiotapes. and listening to them all these years later a little girl all grown up who remembers the serious voices around her as she made paper clip necklaces in her favorite play house. >> i remember clearly being under the desk and trying to get candy from the grown ups around. obviously our dream was to be allowed into the office to see him. i used to go before school or walk over before school. >> reporter: caroline kennedy said it's wonderful to hear him laughing when she walks in demanding attention. >> i'll see you later. >> i won't let you do much. >> that sound is little john, pounding un

since 1961 under the leadership of that great president john f. kennedy, we have carried out national strength of any nation in any time in the history of the world. [applause] and our report tonight that we have spent $30 billion more on preparing this nation in the four years of the kennedy administration them would have been spent if we had followed the appropriations of the last year of the previous administration. our report tonight as president of the united states and commander in chief of the armed forces, on the strength of your country and i tell you that is greater than in the adversary. i assure you that it is greater than the combined might of all the nations in all wars and in all the history of this planet. our report hours a party -- our superiority is growing. weapons to not make peace. men and make peace. and peace comes not through strength alone but through wisdom and patience. and these qualities under the leadership of president kennedy brought a treaty banning nuclear tests in the atmosphere and 100 other nations in the world joined

the hidden tapes from the kennedy presidency. as we know, john f. dy loved raw history and he installed a microphone right there in the famous oval office desk. and there was another one there in that coffee table in front of him. the as a result of portrait on tape of a fully human president, questioning in crisis. often exhausted, frustrated and laughing. there's a new book out tomorrow, "listening in" contains transcripts and recordings. it has an introduction with his daughter caroline kennedy who sat down with us. you're there in spite of a presidential life. 225 hours of seat correct audiotapes and listening to them all these years later, a little girl all grown up who lost her father when she was almost 6. >> i remember really clearly being under the desk, maybing necklaces and trying to get candy from the grown ups who were around. >> reporter: caroline kennedy said it's wonderful today to hear him laughing when she walks in demanding attention. >> i won't let do you much. >> reporter: that sound is little john, pounding under the desk, no id

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kennedy" with john f. kennedy. mr. michael beschloss, what was your involvement with the jacqueline kennedy book? >> guest: jacqueline kennedy, a couple of months after the assassination of her husband, did interviews with historian arthur schlesinger, with the idea that it would be locked up for period of time and in released sunday. caroline kennedy decided about two years ago there was no reason to keep them concealed anymore. so she decided it would be published, asking to edit them and write notes and footnotes. and setting it all in context. the interesting thing here is historian's -- there were several historians. it was set in the newspaper when i was a little boy that she was doing these secret interviews at georgetown. all these years, this is one of the few things that in my mind, i would love to see, but i probably would not live long enough for it to be opened. so the chance to see those things as a historian, in terms of satisfying my kurowski. the other thing is that she did not give interviews about he

kennedy" with john f. kennedy. mr. michael beschloss, what was your involvement with the jacqueline kennedy book? >> guest: jacqueline kennedy, a couple of months after the assassination of her husband, did interviews with historian arthur schlesinger, with the idea that it would be locked up for period of time and in released sunday. caroline kennedy decided about two years ago there was no reason to keep them concealed anymore. so she decided it would be published, asking to edit them and write notes and footnotes. and setting it all in context. the interesting thing here is historian's -- there were several historians. it was set in the newspaper when i was a little boy that she was doing these secret interviews at georgetown. all these years, this is one of the few things that in my mind, i would love to see, but i probably would not live long enough for it to be opened. so the chance to see those things as a historian, in terms of satisfying my kurowski. the other thing is that she did not give interviews about he

governor, orville freeman places a nomination. >> the senator from the state of massachusetts, john f. kennedy. >> senator john fitzgerald kennedy, 43-year-old massachusetts' senator. >> it was so interesting, by the time we got to wyoming, wyoming only had phone votes. we had 10 1/2 votes out of 15 votes. my brother bob asked me to speak to the chairman. the chairman said, you must be crazy. are you saying to me that it will be four votes? that will be the difference? i said, yes. he say, if it comes down to those four, you've got them. you've got them. it came down to that. >> mr. chairman, the vote by majority for senator kennedy. >> really, to say extraordinary is not adequate, obviously, to describe the emotion. it was euphoric. after my brother got the nomination, it was that kind of reaching out to people of all beliefs, that was very much a part of his campaign. we had all been a part of the journey of the campaign, spent a lot of time in it. so we had a sense that we were going to win, but at least at that time, we probably didn't know how difficult it was going to be. they were all d

[applause] john: kennedy said what do you mean by weak? t if they give us orders. >> they mean people who think alike some describe two different velocities but that diversity of thought makes our country great. john: and think you. coming up i will tell you what president obama should have said. john: the obama administration and announced the campaign theme for were. in makes me wonder for work? bankruptcy? serfdom? obama's campaigned yes we can and enthusiast said yes we did. what did they do that makes them proud? yes we did increased military spending. of spending. a lot. another $4 trillion in debt. we continue our pointless war on drugs. we took over american health care without reading the bill. hear this. is we did pass more regulation. not as many rules as president bush but obama cost more. we now have thousands of pages of rules for you to obey. you don't understand? it will bankrupt you? don't worry. you will get an exception. that gives them power. obama's made it okay for openly gay people to serve in the military or let immi

john kennedy was. ronald reagan certainly was and they were not just content to say, was just rhetoric and privately i think the cold war is going to go on a century or two. they felt there were things they could do that would at least hasten the day that the cold war ended. >> host: when kennedy took office in 1961 was he prepared for the soviet threat and foreign policy? >> not really. he had served in congress for 14 years and served in the navy so not as inexperienced as richard nixon's opponent made him out to be. one thing that was a bad legacy was when kennedy was looking for issues in 1960 to run against eisenhower and nixon there were not many because the country was very prosperous more or less and generally at peace. he came upon a theory called the missile gap. the idea of it was because eisenhower was so obsessed with federal budget than nixon too they were letting the soviets produce all sorts of nuclear missiles getting ahead of the united states in defense in a way that was so dangerous

it's called "the kennedy half century." the legacy of john f. think about the kennedys without thinking about their family, and i stopped when i saw that beautiful picture you have of jackie kennedy, and her two children. tell me about that. >> that was a day when, of course, the john f. kennedy was commissioned. we have icons like jackie kennedy, and her two children, and that was very, very special to see them even back from a crowd. from a crowd. >> we're going to have more of our conversation today at 12:00 noon when we talk about the incredible impact presidential debates have had over the last 50 years and who might fare better this time around. >>> in a moment perspectives on the overseas protests. you're watching "weekend with alex witt." when what you just bought, just broke. or when you have a little trouble a long way from home... as an american express cardmember you can expect some help. but what you might not expect, is you can get all this with a prepaid card. spends like cash. feels like membership. [ femala $100 cream. we were fl

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>> john f. kennedy like you've never heard him before. secret white house tapes just released that even his staff didn't know about. >>> it is sunday, september 23rd. good morning, everyone. so glad you're with us. i'm randi kaye. we start with politics with just 44 days to go until the presidential election. the countdown is on and the countdown is on for the first debate now just a week and a half away. but the candidates are already debating each other on the campaign trail. >> i know you heard the president this week say something unusual. he said -- he said that he can't fix washington from the inside, that that can only be done from the outside and we're going to give him a chance november 6th to do that. the truth is he has proven that he cannot fix washington from the inside. >> i made this point down in florida a couple days ago saying that you can't change washington just from the inside. you've got to mobilize the american people. you change it with the help of americans who are willing to make their voices heard. my opponent g

we contrasted that, by the way, in our editorial this morning, with john f. kennedy 1960 running against the eisenhower and nixon economy. at that time the economy was growing 2.5 to 3 percent and john f. kennedy famously said, we can do better. he minute by that, we should aspire to 4 percent or 5 percent economic growth. it is demoralizing when the president said we are only growing at 1.6 percent or 1.7 percent but this is the best we can do. >>neil: that is the worse john f. kennedy impression ever. i am kidding. >>guest: i am in chicago. i cannot do the boston accent. >>imus: we have mentioned this in the past. we had years of getting used to crappy numbers. when they are not as bad we do a jig. i can remember, as you can remember, and i don't think we are that sold, steve, that this would be laughable in any country, yet, maybe because we got used to so little we are grateful for so little. >>guest: there is some truth to that. people are so traumaized by what happened in 2008 and 2009. you were talking with charles about the collapse of the banks and it looked

. >>> and john f kennedy in the news today, directly and indirect, first off, this year's kennedy center nominees were announced. they included buddy guy, david letterman. and it was 50 years ago today when john f kennedy changed our world forever. he went to rice university in houston, and with lbj behind him he gave his famous moon speech, making the case for a man to land on the moon and return to earth safe. before the '60s, they barely made it that summer of '69, back when anything seemed possible. two notes here, first neil arm armstrong, the first man on the moon died just weeks ago, of course. second, we couldn't send them up today if we had to. american astronauts now ride along with the russians to get to space. perhaps you have heard about the complaints in southern california. hundreds of callers complaining about a terrible odor, sulphuric, rotten eggs, methane, decaying matter, just an awful smell. investigators say it is narrowed down to the salt in the sea. the lake is a long way from the basin, but they blame the winds for blowing the smell across a huge area. >>> up nex

joe kennedy had a kid named john. to be president and a couple key swing states like west virginia, millions of dollars -- joe kennedy is worth $500 million in 1958. john kennedy gets in office because of that. john kennedy gets us to the moon and i contend if that carrie nation hasn't walked in sullivan's with her hatchet. >> do you have an opinion, is there like a quintessential american drink? >> no. >> no. >> i mean, look, right now in the show i drink sam adams because he was a founding father and he brewed it and i went to boston -- >> how do you keep getting nithe awesome jobs and is your next one ex poring the seedy underbelly of sobora bora hotel. >> yes, it is, and i need a co-host. are you in? >> i am. >> take her with you. >> my thoughts on the important moment being overshadowed by romney's hidden camera moment. ♪ keys, keys, keys, keys, keys. ♪ well, he's not very handsome ♪ to look at [ sighs ] ♪ oh, he's shaggy ♪ and he eats like a hog [ male announcer ] the volkswagen jetta. available with advanced key

. >> john kennedy did not have that kind of story except he was a war hero. he had a war story. >> mitt romney clearly has trouble talki about himself. not his business, but himself. as we said, bring out >> a storybook marriage? no, not at all. what mitt romney and i have is a real marriage. [applause] >> all right, as we say endlessly, mitt romney seemso be uncomfortable talking about and self in public. he will talk numbers all day long, talk about the salt lake city olylympics, but he has s a hard time g getting people to look a the man inside the biography. in any otherrofession, i guess that woulde an attractive trait, but with modern politics, it is deemed a failure. what did ann romney tell you about her h husband that you did not alalready know? >> we have known all of this. they told us all of this. >> mark was saying he did ot hear any anecdotes. give me an example. >> some of the people from the churchho testified about how he had helped them -- that is the kind of thing you need more of. >> we did not see that in the 10:00 hour. >> no, we did not

john: kennedy, i want to bring you into the discussion. she went to the big union rally with a more hostile reception. [laughter] your daughter is in the government's goal in moss angeles. -- los angeles. >> all you want is the best possible classroom experience. there has to be some level of accountability. i would but it might evolve met helped to rate teachers. not testers in a performance what metric will you use? john: that includes your parents. >> but they were educators and my mom said the same thing. there are brilliant teachers out there who change lives. think of the best teacher that still has the impact. wouldn't be wonderful we could trust our children would have that experience? would it is all about the union thomas stranglehold, the pension, benefits, it makes teachers the enemy. but they should be what makes children more successful. [applause] john: the union says it is not just about money. they don't think this system is fair to get students whose parents don't care and the teachers that struggle are unfairly judged. >

john: kennedy, i want to bring you into the discussion. she went to the big union rally with a more hostile reception. [laughter] your daughter is in the government's goal in moss angeles. -- los angeles. >> all you want is the best possible classroom experience. there has to be some level of accountability. i would but it might evolve met helped to rate teachers. not testers in a performance what metric will you use? john: that includes your parents. >> but they were educators and my mom said the same thing. there are brilliant teachers out there who change lives. think of the best teacher that still has the impact. wouldn't be wonderful we could trust our children would have that experience? would it is all about the union thomas stranglehold, the pension, benefits, it makes teachers the enemy. but they should be what makes children more successful. [applause] john: the union says it is not just about money. they don't think this system is fair to get students whose parents don't care and the teachers that struggle are unfairly judged. >

>> john f. kennedy like you have never heard him before. secret white house tapes just released that even his staff didn't know about. >>> good morning. i'm randi kaye. it's 5:00 a.m. in the west, 8:00 on the east coast. we start with the presidential race. there are just 44 days left until election day, but, remember, you have even fewer days if you live in an early voting state. president obama spent saturday pushing for votes in wisconsin. wisconsin is one of the key swing states that candidates have been focussing on. president wooed the state handily, and it is much closer now. >> i don't know how many folks will vote for me in wisconsin this time around, but i want everybody in wisconsin to know that no matter what i'll be fighting for you because i'm not fighting to create democratic or republican jobs. i'm fighting to create american jobs. i'm not fighting to improve schools in red states or blue states. s i am improving schools in the united states of america. i don't believe in just looking out for workers or businesses or rich or

>> john f. kennedy like you have never heard him before. secret white house tapes just released that even his staff didn't know about. >>> good morning. i'm randi kaye. it's 5:00 a.m. in the west, 8:00 on the east coast. we start with the presidential race. there are just 44 days left until election day, but, remember, you have even fewer days if you live in an early voting state. president obama spent saturday pushing for votes in wisconsin. wisconsin is one of the key swing states that candidates have been focussing on. president wooed the state handily, and it is much closer now. >> i don't know how many folks will vote for me in wisconsin this time around, but i want everybody in wisconsin to know that no matter what i'll be fighting for you because i'm not fighting to create democratic or republican jobs. i'm fighting to create american jobs. i'm not fighting to improve schools in red states or blue states. s i am improving schools in the united states of america. i don't believe in just looking out for workers or businesses or rich or

the goal to reduce the number of deaths of several ram forms of cancer they were inspired by john kennedy'sdetermination to go to the moon in the 60s. >>> speaking of that and flying meteorologist lisa argen here. >>> a few high clouds, nice and mild in the city, 63 san francisco, 70s by the delta and antioch 69 at the coast warmer and cooler. i'll tell you which one and a look at a nice looking week ahead, featuring warmer weather next week. >>> health update on anchor robin roberts. how she is doing one day after bone marrow >> happening right now mitt romney is just releasing his 2011 tax returns. he paid 1.9 million dollars in taxes on 13.7 million dollars of income. that is a 14.1% rate. romney's campaign earlier estimated that romney will pay about 3.2 million in taxes. he is still refusing to release returns from earlier years as the obama campaign is demanding. romney will be raising more cash for his campaign in the bay area this afternoon. he's scheduled to appear at a $50,000 per person continuer in at a private home. has no public events scheduled. he swung through the bay area

the goal to reduce the number of deaths of several ram forms of cancer they were inspired by john kennedy'stermination to go to the moon in the 60s. >>> speaking of that and flying meteorologist lisa argen here. >>> a few high clouds, nice and mild in the city, 63 san francisco, 70s by the delta and antioch 69 at the coast warmer and cooler. i'll tell you which one and a look at a nice looking week ahead, featuring warmer weather next week. >>> health update on anchor robin roberts. how she is doing one day aft >> happening right now mitt romney is just releasing his 2011 tax returns. he paid 1.9 million dollars in taxes on 13.7 million dollars of income. that is a 14.1% rate. romney's campaign earlier estimated that romney will pay about 3.2 million in taxes. he is still refusing to release returns from earlier years as the obama campaign is demanding. romney will be raising more cash for his campaign in the bay area this afternoon. he's scheduled to appear at a $50,000 per person continuer in at a private home. has no public events scheduled. he swung through the bay area in july attendin

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national football league brought in scab players in '87 or staged a game after the assassination of john kennedy. these things become indelible parts of thecommissioner's le. and roger goodell in a short time has gone from being seen as the most powerful, most dynamic commissioner in sport to somebody who's got, wow, just a tremendous amount of egg on his face. >> you get the sense he was surprised, maybe a ltle ve zirin, the guys are back on the field tonight, browns and ravens on thursday night football. thank you for reporting on this. >> going to cleveland though, that doesn't seem like a way to make them el welcomed. >> you sai it, i didn't. a ughay toar ig looking to take sole position of the al central lead facing the royals. bottom of the fifth. score tied at four. miguel cabrera gets in one. deep left. what a year he's ving. looks like it's going to go. wow. a little fakeout by alex gordon. plit petl kes home run away from cabrera. look at him hold the wall. what a ay. cabrera is chasing the triple crown. he needed that home run to push him even with josh hamilton. runners on the corner