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for john kennedy, it was a very big deal. the best four days of his entire presidency. sadly five months later he would be gone. what is it about this emerald isle that does that? >> i think it's the fact that anybody can achieve something great with their life. the kennedys were three generations away from poverty. john kennedy's great grandfather lived in poverty. ronald reagan's great grandfather was a farmer in ireland. it snubs the nose of the british a little bit. remember when george washington was president, the british wanted him to explain how he could defeat them in battle. he had to have royal blood somewhere back in there. but no, washington rejected it. and said from here on in america, it's what you aspire to be. that's what comes from these irish stories. >> neil: it's funny, too, both presidential museums honoring john kennedy and ronald reagan, memorializing the visits to ireland. for ronald reagan, it's rebuilding the pub when he was there. >> and my great grandmother care from ireland. she remarried anothe

best-selling book by president john f. kennedy. the speaker received the award during the ceremony hosted by former and -- former ambassador daughter caroline, and his grandson, jack schlosssberg. that ceremony now from the john f. kennedy presidential library in boston. this is about 40 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome ambassador caroline kennedy, honorary president of the john f. kennedy library foundation. [applause] (music) good evening. so blessed. thank you. thank you all for coming to celibate with us. i know that every year that everyone here has so many things that they could be doing and so we really are honored, and we really take great pride in the fact that you choose to spend this evening with us. this year, given the fact that "game of thrones" is finishing, we are even more honored than usual. i look forward to this night every year because i know that tomorrow, i will like all of you be more inspired to act with more courage and compassion in my own life and with you all to renew our commitment to pu

joe: that was my interview with republican louisiana senator john kennedy.chuckle at the end there. one thing blowing my mind is senators, 11 republican lawmakers fleeing announcer: to prevent a quorum to vote on carbon emissions. the democrats say there may not be enough support to pass the legislation. law, howing maker of can you disappear? what sort of democratic -- does this happen often? romaine: it does. a few years ago, lawmakers in wisconsin absconded to illinois to avoid that vote. we saw something in texas. joe: when i lived there in 2001, 2002, the democrats did the same thing. if there are not enough people to vote, that's what you do in theory. romaine: if they stay within the state, i guess -- joe: the marshals can round you up. romaine: and force you to vote. caroline: the turn of phrase is amazing. saying they better bring their guns, basically. romaine: i like it that you are amazed by this. you came from a country where someone stole the scepter off the floor of parliament and that brought everything to a standstill. caroline: we filibuste

the irony of ironies, the place where john f. kennedye carousel which is about a bar in dallas, did the shooting. >> my statement will be very brief. oswald expired at 1:07 p.m. >> he died? >> he died at 1:07 p.m. we have arrested the man. the man will be charged with murder. >> who is he? >> the man -- the suspect's name is jack rubenstein, i believe. he goes by the name of jack ruby. >> and here at associated press, a still picture of the moment, the splint second as the shot was fired. this is the man dallas police have identified as jack rubenstein and this of course is lee harvey oswald. you see the gun in the hand of ruby and just about to be fired. >> i know my own feelings were and i think they were widely shared by many, if not most americans. this can't be coincidental. the assassin is assassinated in the police station. what in the hell is going on? >> just learned from city hall from an authoritative source, that police are working on the assumption that there indeed is a connection between jack ruby and lee oswald. and that

and the impeachment story, as told by senator john f. kennedy in his 1957 pulitzer prize-winning book, profiles and courage. this is part of a two-day symposium. it is hosted by the u.s. historical society. >> brooke thomas is a professor in the english department at the university of california at irvine. i think he just took a meritless status which means he has more time to write and more time to talk and more time to educate all of us, and i am honored that he has come here again. he was here a couple of years ago, and i'm honored he's back today. [applause] professor thomas: thank you. what i'm going to do here is give about 25 minutes. i hope without get more time for questions and answers, but we're moving towards the end. reconstruction stayed alive in the popular memory largely through its portrayal in popular media. and i want to look at the politics of the portrayal of andrew johnson's impeachment. and my primary works are going to be the klansmen, the film tennessee johnson, and john f. kennedy's profiles encourage. my thesis is this

. >> >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome ambassador caroline kennedy, honorary president of the john f. kennedy library foundation. >> fly me to the moon >> good evening. i'm so glad it's not "sweet caroline." thank you all for coming to celebrate with us. i know that every year, everyone here has some he things that the could be doing, so we really are honored and we take great pride in the fact that you choose to spin this evening with us. this year, given the fact that game of thrones is finishing, we are even more honor than usual. renew our commitment to public service. this year is extra special. not only has the woman that we honored dedicated her life to the ideals my father lived by, but i have probably as big a crush on her i look forward to this night every year because i know that tomorrow, like all of you, i a president kennedy when she wore her prom dress to the oval office. this celebration would not be possible without the support of everyone in this room. not just on this night, but throughout the year. the work at the jonathan oddi library foundation is a labor of l

i want to turn to a historian, much more than allan nevins and john kennedy pause profiling courage. that's david donald. profilesennedy's encourage. that's david donald. johnson was considered a good president. for the american heritage, he wrote an essay called hawaii they impeach andrew johnson. -- called why they impeached andrew johnson. donald details how his ineptitude destroyed any chance of bringing the nation together in a way that would have brought justice to the south and african-americans. his voice doesn't get hurt as much as it should. johnson was indifferent. he never learned the president cannot afford to be a quarreler. johnson continued to make speeches from the white house. all too often, he spoke extemporaneously and provoke -- provoked critics. he never learned that the president must function as a party leader. while making up his mind, he seemed receptive to all ideas. when he made a decision, his mind was a movably closed and he defended his course with all the abstinence of a weasel. nce of ate' e -- weasel. as charles sumner put it, no longer sympathetic,

12-man jury, shaw was found not guilty of charges that he conspired to kill the late president john kennedy. >> clay, we have our first question. why did you do it? [ laughter ] >> i would sum it up by saying that any society which allows a man like jack kennedy to have the top of his head torn off and then protects the assassins and obstructs any inquiry and attempt to find the truth is not a great society. we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all. smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels and reminders to think balance. because we know mom wants what's best. more beverage choices, smaller portions, less sugar. balanceus.org it made her d my mom feel proud.esults, they saw us, they recognized us. ancestry specifically showed the regions that my family was from. the state of jalisco. the city of guadalajara. the results were a reflection of our family and the results were really human. i feel proud about my identity. new features. greater details. richer stories. get your dna kit today at ancestry.com. we were pay

republican some tour john kennedy of the louisiana joins me know with more on this.you say to americans who look at the situation which is clearly untenable and expect that congress ought to be able to solve something that certainly the united states of america should be able to handle. >> i would say that they would be correct in that position but let me tell you what's not helps the effort, it's congresswoman ocasio-cortez's rhetoric. i know she thinks socialism and abortion of moral goods. but we have a huge problem we are trying to solve here. the congresswoman is basically demagogue the whole thing and i've just about concluded she's more famous than wise. i trust her judgment on this issue about like i would trust a jussie smollett police report. the united states of america is constantly running a concentration camp on the border. i would suggest you visit the holocaust museum to find out what a real concentration camp is. we do have very crowded facilities and there's a reason for that. our department of homeland security is running out of money. they don't h

john kennedy did not say, john kennedy did not say, "i have a plan to get a man to the moon so we'll it. i think we can all work together and maybe we get a man on the moon." i will tell her girlfriend, you are so wrong because the united states of america will be the best place in the world for a child to grow up. i will harness love for political purposes. i will meet you on that field. sir, love will win. >> tucker: wow! that is kind of intense. who is this marianne williamson? we found a couple of her tweets we hope will put her in context. here are a few. "god is big. swine flu small. see every cell of your body filled with divine light. pour god's love on the immune system. truth protects." another is "imagine a pool of light filled with great love, creativity and joy. see yourself stepping in there. now stay there." i kind of like that. i got to be honest. i kind of like that. "see the surface. this is not politics. it's black magic. use your shield of virtue and your sword of truth." i'm not sure what that means. she seems harmless at least. i'd like to meet her. that is it f

. >> sandra: we are here with john kennedy in just a moment. live from the north lawn of the white house, where we anticipate this meeting with mexico. >> good morning. the mexico foreign secretary scheduled to be here later to meet with the vice president and secretary of state. they will discuss border security, as president trump has threatened tariffs on all mexican imports to start monday. they can do more to cut illegal immigration at the u.s.-southern border. chuck schumer says the president is bluffing. he responded "can you imagine crying chuck schumer saying out loud for all to hear that i am bluffing with respect to putting tariffs on mexico? what a creep it. he would rather have our country filled with drugs and immigration then give republicans a win. he gave them that advice. they also visitor capitol hill, where he said he is hopeful that the u.s. and mexico can avoid these tariffs. >> what the trump administration is doing, you view it as a bluff to just get some agreement on the border issues? >> preparing retaliatory tariffs.

the interim ceo john kennedy shows this huge space they just leased in rohnert park, soon to be a one-stop-shop>> we will have the ability to receive maujer donations. truckloads, train loads, wood, insulation, dry wall. >> volunteers and students from santa rosa junior college will learn a trade by using technology to design prefab walls. >> busy building cottages like this one in the neighborhood to benefimes in the north bay wild fires. check it out. all of these homes will be completed this summer. >> build more homes and i can see this is going to make it happen. >> reporter: she hopes this will bring the joy of home ownership to people just like her. abc 7 news. >> and what do you think would build a better bay area? share your story online on building a better bay area. >>> bta and the transit union members have been negotiating since last august to finalize a labor contract. main stucking point is their desire for union members to contribute more to their pensions. >> and bart will host a town hall to discuss one of the biggest complaints, crowding. and that's dependent on federal fundi

c-span.org/the presidents or wherever books are sold. >> named for the best-selling book by president john f. kennedy. the speaker received the award during the ceremony hosted by former and -- former ambassador daughter caroline, and his grandson, jack schlosssberg. that ceremony now from the john f. kennedy presidential library in boston. this is about 40 minutes. >>

joining me now with reaction is louisiana senator john kennedy. senator kennedy, thank you for joining us tonight. i appreciate it. i just had goolsbe austan goolsn and i was talking about the math here. it can't possibly work. you have experience in this arena. how do you have open borders? friedman said this a long time ago. you can't have open borders and a welfare state. the math doesn't work because the entire globe has a claim on the u.s. taxpayer assets. it can't work because it won't work. your thoughts? >> i listened to part of the debates. i just found it bizarre, dan. i know many of the candidates running but i felt like i was listening to folks who were castro without the beard. or cuba without the sun. number one it's clear to me that most of the candidates for president on the democratic side had decided illegal immigration is a moral good. i don't know a country in the world that doesn't have borders and doesn't want to know who is coming in to the country. for no other reason than public safety. in terms of the free healthcare for i

linesody remembers the from john kennedy's speech is about going to the moon. this is a challenge we are willing to accept. the line i love most, he says we are unwilling to postpone. i am unwilling to postpone any .onger we have to remember who we are, pick our heads up, work together. god bless you all and may god protect our children. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> how many of you are hungry? hunter if youn can come to the stage to give grace, bless the food, there is so much more to this program so keep your seat. don't forget on social media, twitter, facebook, visit rainbow push.org. we will we back in a few moments. reverend hunter is making his way up here to bless the food. >> let us pray. comen the name of jesus i on behalf of this congregation of people as well as myself. ,hanking you for this day thanking you god for those that have decided to give their lives for ource, gove

senator john kennedy, we will leave it there. final thoughts, jonathan? >> i want to go back to our passionate discussion earlier about vice president biden. i think there are -- you can come on either side of the issue about his comments about the segregationist senators but i think what is undeniable is the democratic race, primary race has entered a new chapter. the gloves are off from the other contenders who are now showing no hesitation going after biden on this issue and others and that will continue next week during the debates. >> just in time for the debates. >> i'm glad we got to talk about iran and the escalation of iranian activities in the region. we need to have more of a discussion about the authorization of use of force in congress and we need to have donald trump make the case to the american people if he is going to decide to go to war, which i think would be a mistake. >> yes, 18 years later. we probably need a new resolution. >> just touching on what you just said there about joe biden, i think there is alway

in 1961 john f. kennedyike the colors that the air force had selected for the 707, the beoeing jet that he was using. this that era, air force one was just whatever the president was flying and sometimes he flew a prop plane. the president didn't like the colors. what's ironic are some of them are the is same as the colors jfk rejected. they wanted red to be prominent. john f. kennedy preferred blue. when the 707 was redesigned in 1962 it had what we call jackie blue. so what donald trump is doing is reversing, going back to the colors that jfk rejected in 1961. >> the president also made an interesting comparison along those same lines earlier this week in this interview. let's listen to what he said. >> we have our own jackie o. today. it's called melania. >> so he's comparing her to jackie o. what similarities do you have? >> she wasn't jackie o. when she was married to john f. kennedy. jackie kennedy was a style setter, working witook some fres and made them american. so she was very, very consciously a

john kennedy said by the end of this decade, we are going to put a man on the moon.ause john kennedy was back in the day when politics included the people and imagination and great dreams and great plans. i had a career not making the political plans, but i had i a career harnessing the inspiration and the motivation and the excitement of people. masses of people. when we know we will turn from a dirty economy to a clean economy, we will have a green new deal and create millions of jobs and do it in the next 12 years. i'm not interested in just winning the next election, but our grandchildren. >> we will sneak in a break, but before we go, i will go down the line and i ask you for one or two words only. please. >> really. >> president obama and his first year wanted to address both health care and climate he could only get one signature issue accomplished. it was obviously health care. he didn't get to do climate change. you may only get one shot and your first issue thaw are going to push. you get one shot that it may be the only thing you get passed. what is that f

that was john kennedy. john kennedy came up with the idea that we want to go ahead and increase revenue. at that time he said and his words were we need more revenue for the great society programs. the best to increase revenue is to reduce marginal rates and it worked. unfortunately john kennedy died right after that and couldn't see the product of his efforts. and then after that, of course ronald reagan did the same thing, had the same effect on the economy. then when this president did it, we knew it would have that effect. but he did one more thing that they didn't do, and that was he recognized, yes, you can increase the economy by reducing marginal rates, but the other way to do it is reduce the onerous overregulations that we got during the obama administration, during that administration. that's the biggest problem that we had. people are leaving the country to go to places where they could find energy. it was a war on fossil fuels. fossil fuels, oil, gas, and coal. and he ended that war and as a re

you know all those lines everybody remembers from john kennedy's speeches about going to the moon? he said "this is a challenge we are willing to accept," with the line i love most, he said, "we are unwilling to postpone." "we are unwilling to postpone." i am unwilling to postpone any longer the incredible opportunities that we have. so, ladies and gentlemen, we have to remember who we are, pick our heads up, and god bless you all, and god bless our troops. thank you. [applause] >> vice president joe biden! [cheers & applause] we are not done yet. how many of you are hungry? >> yes! >> reverend marvin hunter, if you can come to the stage to give grace, bless the food. there is so much more to this program, so please keep your space. do not leave yet. in the meantime, do not forget rainbow p.u.s.h. is on all platforms, social media platforms, twitter, facebook, instagram, and youtube, visit rainbowpush.org for direct links and usernames, and we will be back in just a few moments. reverend hunter is making his way up here to bless the food. reverend hunter: let us pray. god, in the n

i'm speaking about the anti-nepotism law, that was put into place when john kennedy hired his brother to be the attorney general. we thought that isn't great. president trump wants to hire his daughter and his son-in-law and was told, we have an anti-nepotism law in effect. what does he do? he said i'm going to make them volunteers, but they are still doing the job in the administration in the highest positions in the administration in the white house. so once again, an effort by the president to not comply with the law. he does it consistently. i find it offensive. i think the american people do as well because nobody, nobody is above the law. i commend you for your work and your candor and i would like to underscore again, you are a republican, correct? >> yes. ms. speier: and you have been appointed by president trump? > yes. >> you said the report was written prior to ms. conway to the now famous immediate yeah appearance. >> yes. mr. jordan: and you recommended that she not be -- > penalty up to removal. mr. jordan: you already written in the report that with you were in favor fr

i'm speaking about the anti-nepotism law, that was put into pcehen john kennedy hired his brother to be the attorney general. we thought that isn't great. president trump wants to hire his daughter and his son-in-law and was told, we have an anti-nepotism law in effect. what does he do? he said i'm going to make them volunteers, but they are still doing the job in the administration in the highest positions in the administration in the white house. o once again, an effort by the president to not comply with the law. he does it consistently. i find it offensive. i think the american people do as well because nobody, nobody is above the law. i comommend you for your work a your candor and i would like to underscore again, you are a republican, correct? >> yes. ms. speier: and you have been appointed by president trump? >> yes. >> you said the report was written prior to ms. conway to the now famous immediate yeah apappearance. >> yes. mr. jordan: and you recommended that she not be -- >> penalty up to removal. mr. jordan: you already written in the report that with you were in favor fr

john kennedy said yesterday he doesn't think that's can happen. he's been known to play with fire.f he stops at 25% tariff on mexico it will tank the economy. mexico is a friend of the american people and wants to calm things down a little bit but the fact is for border states like texas mexico is their largest trading partner. let's move to russia. key defense advisors. russia state defense contractor which is trained has cut its staff in venezuela. with the diplomatic operations. by shutting down the embassy in caracas. the u.s. can do and more than 50 other countries had recognized opposition leaders. we are prepared to engage in a conversation with no preconditions. to fundamentally reverse the malign activity of this islamic republic. president trump is fighting trade battles on two continents. what are these repercussions. what do they mean for the u.s. economy. one company wants you to hop your way to work. key portfolio events. all in one place. because when it's decision time... you need decision tech. only from fidelity. with licensed agents available 24/7. it's not just

john f. kennedy day that he was assassinated, but we are the watch guards of world freedom. not by choice but by destiny. the united states has been doing this. we have the capability of doing it but we should be backed up by our allies that rely on us for their commercial activities to occur. i hope we internationalize this and won't take action unilaterally but make sure that this is something that the international community steps up. they should. >> neil: john kennedy also said that those that tempt the tiger can inup inside the tiger. i wonder if the iranians are playing that role and they don't know it or they're so convinced that we'll turn the other way, there's no punishment for them. that they'll keep challenging the tiger. what do you think? >> yeah, on the foreign relations committee, we talked about it and the sanctions are really working. they're frustrated and lashing out. including europeans. they need to get on board or else. they're acting in more desperate ways what we want is peac

john kennedy said, by the end of this decade, we are going to put a man on the moon, because john kennedys back in the day when politics included the people, included imagination, included great dreams and included great plans and i had a career not making the political plans, but i have had a career harnessing the inspiration and the motivation and the excitement of people there thank you police williamson. >> when we know we say we are going to turn from a dirty economy to a clean economy, we're going to have a green if you deem, we're going to create millions of jobs, we're going to do this within the next 12 years ago because i'm not interested in just winning the next election. we are investing in our grandchildren, then it will happen. >> we will sneak in a break in a minute. before we go, i will go down the liner, i'm asking you please for one or two words only. please. >> really. >> president obama in his first year wanted to address both healthcare and climate and he could only get one signature issue accomplished. it was, obviously, healthcare. he didn't get to do climate change

john kennedy said, by the end of this decade, we are going to put a man on the moon, because john kennedyn the day when politics included the people, included imagination, included great dreams and included great plans, and i have had a career not making the political plans, but i have had a career harnessing the inspiration and the motivation and the excitement of people. >> thank you ms. williamson. >> we know we say we are going to turn from a dirty economy to a clean economy, we're going to have a green economy, we're going to create millions of jobs, we're going to do this within the next 12 years ago because i'm not interested in just winning the next election. we are investing in our grandchildren, then it will happen. >> we will sneak in a break in a minute. before we go, i will go down the liner, i'm asking you please for one or two words only, all right, please. >> really. >> president obama in his first year wanted to address both health care and climate, and he could only get one signature issue accomplished. it was obviously health care. he didn't get to do climate change. yo

[applause] in 1958, john f. kennedy gave a speech as a senator.should not seek the republican answer and we should not seek the democratic answer, we should seek the right answer. he went on to say we should not can point fingers all day about what we should do is own our responsibility for our future as americans. that is where the democratic party has to be. i do not want to just be your ,resident to be your president i want to be your president to do the job. to do the job. and the job of the president of the united states and 2020 is to take this terribly divided nation where america has been pitted against americans and start bringing it back together and reminding us of this notion of common purpose. which is worth fighting for every day of our lives. when we do that, we can start getting real things done that matter. we can start solving problems and we can fulfill our most sacred responsibilities, to leave this world better than we found it. and we can do it but we have to do it together and it is the calling of the democratic party and th

in what became known as his "peace speech," president john f. kennedy's address at american university called for the u.s. and soviet union to work for peace and toward nuclear disarmament. it is withennedy: great pride that i participate in this ceremony at american university. sponsored by the methodist church, and first opened by president woodrow wilson in 1914. this is a young and growing university. but it has already fulfilled the enlightened hope for the study of history and public affairs in

my mom, the first campaign she ever worked on was john f. kennedy's, and she died during my primary. excited for me to be here. joe kennedy to take a picture of us. it kind of came full circle with me. but we talked about how do we help people live better lives. necessarily about this elected official or that politician. ellipticalyour mentors -- your political mentors? rep. axne: i think elizabeth moran has the understanding of what it takes to make sure everyone in this country as opportunity. president obama, i think was really instrumental in trying to move the needle in this country toward consensus, so we could get things done, but to do it in a way that pushed forward those social issues. i look towards those two. she is a albright, wonderful mentor, and in my own there are senators who broke the barriers, broke the glass ceiling. lieutenant governor peterson, who i think is rate image of not only what an elected official should look like, but i love seeing it wrapped up in an incredibly strong woman. >> what are your committees? i am on financ

the first campaign my mom ever worked on was john f. kennedy's. she died during my primary. she would be so thrilled for me to be here. one of the moments i think she would love was when abby finkenauer and i were on the floor after being sworn in and we ask joe kennedy to take a picture of us. it's it wasn't necessarily about this elected official or this politician, it was much more about doing the right thing for our community and country. >> who are your political mentors? rep. axne: i think that elizabeth warren certainly has the right understanding of what it takes to ensure that everyone in this country has opportunities. i certainly look up to her for that. president obama i think certainly was instrumental in trying to move the needle in this country toward consensus so we could get things done but do things in a way that push forward both social issues that are really important as well as economic issues. certainly, folks like secretary albright. as a woman, a wonderful mentor. within my own state, i have got great state senators who broke barriers, broke the glass

john kennedy's alliance for progress was really an alliance for dictators. latin america is a mess.ot our fault. we shouldn't have to stop the problem. >> all democrats just raised their hands for giving millions of illegal aliens unlimited healthcare, how about taking american citizens first? that is the end of the race. let's go to a second topic and talk about bernie sanders who said he would raise taxes to pay for medicare for all. free this, free that but they have to come from somewhere. >> a typical american who has an employer-based insurance policy a lot more money. whether berniecare is more expensive or less expensive in the present system, the typical person out there has health insurance through their employer, 75% of the cost, under berniecare you have to pay it all through higher taxes. with that whole panel, they don't like to tell you all the things they want to do, free tuition, free healthcare, free this, guaranteed personal income like they have in europe, the europeans have 20% value-added tax on top of high income taxes. the typical european can't afford to do

john kennedy. [ applause ] may i ask you, so that i don't look too naive, a tough question right off democrat or republican? >> people recognized that television was now the medium that mattered. it wasn't before 1960 and it was every day after 1960 in those presidential debates. >> honey, dent don't watch that. try to find a western. >> all right. >> once everyone had a tv set in their living room and advertisers had fully gotten a grip on how effective this is a way to sell products, the definition of what you were doing was to create entertainment that would appeal to as many people as possible. >> beaver, eat your brussels sprouts. >> gee, mom, i can't. my stomach's filled up to my throat. >> now, no excuses. >> "leave it to beaver" was something that a lot of families understood. it's the first show that was ever shot from the perspective of a child. >> beaver. >> most people have had a lot of the experiences that the beaver or wally had and everyone in their life has an eddie haskell. >> hey, wally, some dumb kid fell in the soup. good evening, mr. cleaver. some poor unfortunat

louisiana senator johns kennedy publicly expressed worry about the president's plan this morning. >> he's talking about tariffs. i'm worried about the tariffs. i worry that the harm to our economy will be greater than the effect on mexico. mexico's our biggest trading partner. we do about $700 billion -- that's nine zeros -- worth of business. >> but close trump ally lindsey graham urged fellow republicans to fall in line, while conceding it's unlikely a plan will emerge before the tariffs go into place. >> if i were the republican senators, i would give the president a chance to get better action out of the mexico. >> you can do that by monday? >> i don't know, probably not. it's just going to take a while. our big question is will senate republicans revolt, and will it matter? >>> joining mess aanyonita kuma and jeremy peters, and michael steele. anita, let me start with you. the president insists he is not bluffing on this. he really has, you know made very strong public statements. is he really serious here? i hear a shift. last week people were saying we're not sure we're trying

john kennedy said those who make peaceful revolution impossible make violent revolution happened.hat no oneemember in america should be considered an outsider. that is the problem right there. this elite system of politicians who claim to be the only ones qualified. i challenge the idea that only the people whose careers have been entrenched in the system that brought us into this are the only ones qualified to lead us out of this ditch. , the politicalts establishment did not wake up and say it lets free the slaves. the people stepped in. the political establishment did not wake up and say let's give women the right to vote. it was the women suffragettes and the people who stepped in. the political establishment did not wake up and say let's desegregate the south. the people stepped in. it is time once again for the people to step in. this is why talk about the chronic trauma of millions of american children who go to school and classes that do not have adequate school supplies. if a child cannot read by the age of eight, the chances of high school graduation are drastically dimi

david: at the same time, when john kennedy said we are going to put a man on the moon, a lot of peopleht he was crazy. it was a unifying force for the country. this is to remind us all of what he said at the time. >> we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things not because they are easy because they are hard. because that goal will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills. because that challenge is one that we are willing to accept, one that we are unwilling to postpone, and one that we intend to win. david: the president was speaking at rice university, exactly your school. and madea unifying cry a big difference to our country in many ways beyond getting the man on the moon, something to be proud of. is it possible to restore some of that unity back to the country when there is so much division? douglas: in the late 1950's, we with a newnstrument, transistor chip, so nasa was the first to do applied science in a large-scale way with computer technology. nasa's spinoff technology earned it the $25 billion to get to the moon. it, anti-icin

john kennedy, president kennedy did cancel his subscription to a newspaper because he was pissed off at what they were saying about him but to boycott a company. saying he's just joking. when does the president have to be responsible about his own mouth. >> they call it trump-splaining. good, old fashioned gaslighting. thank you, did you get your boat fixed? >> nope. you love that, d. lemon -- >> can i tell them what happened? we're coming back this weekend, i'm driving back with my fiance and the dogs and we're like, is that chris and we look at chris, the tow is pulling them into the harbor. >> loved it, the guy was great. >> i haven't had to use them yet. >> not the biggest man in the room. i thought my son was going to jump into your boat. he was like, don. >> no, it happens. >> sucks when it's you. >> i was not happy seeing that. >> you were like these are rich people problems. it's not like i got cancer. this sucks right now. anyway, do your show, pal. >> see you later. have a good night. >>> you know, for a president who would like to believe that he is royalty this trip has g

. >> if you go back -- i looked at john kennedy's speech to an association of newspaper editors in the early 1960s and he said listen, sometimes the press chases the bright shiny objects. he put it in those exact terms but said it's sometimes up to the press to inform, insight and even anger public opinion is the way he talked about it. he understood there are times when we have to tell painful truths and painful truths that might get the public irated about what's happening in the world today. i think what the president fails to understand is we rrer not here to do a commercial for him. we're not part of the trump organization. we're here to do the news for the american people and just like the folks that white house need to keep in mind they work on behalf of the american people, may don't serve the president, they don't serve the man in office right now. they serve the presidency in the united states of america and i see journalists and you and i in the same regard. one of the things i talk about in this book. the "washington post" fact checker laid out the president has made 10,000

my mom, the first campaign she worked on was john f. kennedy's. she died during my primary end would be so thrilled for me to be here. one moment i think she would have loved is when abby finkenauer and i were on the floor being sworn in and we asked joe kennedy to take a picture of us. it came full circle full be read but we talked -- came full circle for me. we talked about how people should lead better lives and that was about who were doing the right thing for our country. host: who were your political mentors? representative axne: elizabeth warren certainly has the right understanding of what it takes to ensure everybody in this country has opportunity. i look up to her for that. president obama i think really was instrumental in trying to move the needle in this country toward consensus so we should get things done, but do so in a way that pushed forward social issues that are important to our country, as well as economic issues. certainly folks like secretary albright, a woman and wonderful mentor. and within my own state i have great state

kennedy love story. a never before seen look inside john f. kennedy jr.'s wedding. >> you changed my life in a way i never thought possible. >> why the video is now being revealed two decades later. >>> and it's a miracle. >> look how precious you are. >> the emotional moment first responders find a missing newborn in the georgia woods. today, wednesday, june 26th, 2019. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie, live from miami, and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hi, everybody. good morning. welcome to "today." it's a wednesday morning, and we're here in miami once again because tonight's the night. the first debate in the 2020 presidential race. craig back in the studio. good morning to you. >> good to see you, my friend. if my math is right, we are about 14 hours away. the anticipation fever pitch. >> 14 hours but who is counting? oh, just 20 democratic candidates who are having their big night tonight. we're inside the knight concert hall in the art center in miami. we'll talk about what's at stake for

as a matter of fact, my mom's ever workedgn she on was john f. kennedy's and she died during my primary. be so thrilled for me to be here and one of the moments that i think she would loved is when abbey and i were on the floor after being and we asked joe kennedy to take a picture of us. it kind of came full circle with me, but we talked more about how do we help people live better wasn't necessarily about this elected official or that politician, it was much more about who's doing the right thing for our community and our country? >> who are your political mentors? >> well, you know, i think that hasabeth warren certainly the right understanding of what it takes to ensure that this country has opportunity. her fornly look up to that. president obama was instrumental in trying to move the needle in this country towards consensus so that we could get things done, but do so in a way that forward those social issues that are really important to our country as well as economic issues. would look to those two. certainly, folks like secretary albright. she's as

john writes kennedy rules. yeah, go hit mike in the we wens for me.job to be able to pronounce people's names properly or is that beyond your scope. i don't know anna maria. every time i see your name i just say -- michael sends us home with sad to watch. he's crying because the show is almost over. but we do have more in store for you. i'll be right back after this. carl, i appreciate the invite here. as my broker, what am i paying you to manage my money? kennedy: thank you for watching the show tonight. he's be honest. it was the best hour of your day. and thank you for that. you can follow me on twitter and instagram, e-mail kennedy fbn. next week's hate mail, don't you worry about a thing. i'll be on the pod tomorrow night on the fox news channel 5 p.m. eastern. 2:00 in the west. until then my heart beats for you lou dobbs. good night. lou: good evening everybody. president trump today sending the heads of radical dems and rinos alike spinning. radicals and rinos tonight after the president said he would probably listen if foreigners were to offer

on cbs "face the nation" john kennedy pointed to that and he is also concerned about the long-term impact to the u.s. cut ability. >> i really worry about us negotiating trade deals with other countries and whether those countries are wonder if we make concessions and trade hard and reach a deal, will america stick to? president trump will head across upon to the uk for state visit and of course they're still trying to negotiate a deal to leaving the european union, this weekend president trump offered some of his own thoughts on that and said if the brits cannot get a good deal they should leave that you without one and come to the u.s. to make a new trade agreement together. he said that would be good for the u.s. and for the uk. also starting up tomorrow, he will kickoff his trip, him and the first lady going to buckingham palace for him and prince charles and later on in the week, on thursday he will head to normandy to commemorate the 75th anniversary of d-day. it should be a special day. >> they could. meantime president trump continues to deal with the fallout from former special c

john kennedy said he is concerned about what world leaders make of our world, given how many agreementssident trump has torn up. you can talk about the tpp. the iran nuclear deal, paris climate deal. what does our word mean to the uk, especially with theresa may outgoing. >>> let's switch back to politics in the united states, former hud secretary wants to restrict the use of deadly force by making officers responsible for intervening if they see fellow officers abusing excessive force or engaging in inappropriate conduct. castro says the idea is to increase accountability and transparency and what he calls overly aggressive and racially discriminatory law enforcement. >> how many of these videos do we have to watch to understand that even though we have some great police officers this is not a case of bad apples. the system is broken. >> castro says he would prohibit any federal funds to state and local governments for buying high caliber rifles, armored vehicles, and other military weapons and equipment. >>> despite reports of his untimely demise, sources tell cnn north korea's top di