kennedy. of "novemberthor 22, 1963: reflections on the life, assassination, and legacy of john f. kennedy," and scott author of "kennedy and reagan: why their legacies endure." their remarks at powell's books in beaverton, in november 2013, 50 years after the j.f.k. assassination. [applause] renee.k you, and thank you to powell's books in beaverton, oregon for hosting scott and myself. it's an honor to be here this evening. here thisf you evening, who are 60 years or remember where you were when you heard the news that john f. kennedy had died? many of you are between the ages of 20 and 60, who do not where you were when you heard about the tragedy of 9/11? sudden, traumatic, unexpected events leave indelible images in our mind and in our psyches. i was seven years old on november 22, 1963. i was in the second grade, in a called hayward, california. and the older sister of a girl door --ass came to the because it was raining outside and we couldn't go out for the presidentsaid had been killed. of course, i didn't believe her. home,that day, i went across the street torks where -- t

. >>> a few days before tragic death comes to president john f kennedy, he and the first lady are the picture of happiness. their children john jr. and caroline are to mark their birthdays after the president returns from a trip to texas. arriving in dallas on the morning of the fatal day, and he and mrs. kennedy are greeted. john f kennedy has been president two years, 120 months, two days. they ride in the familiar presidential limousine. because the weather has turned fair, the transparent bubble top has been removed. from the fifth floor window at 12:30 p.m. come the rifle shots that bring death to president kennedy and seriously wound governor conley of texas. 29 minutes later, the 35th president of the united states lies dead in a nearby hospital. the personal limousine bears the marks of death. the flowers are twisted and torn. shocked and disbelief give way to tears. the nation and the world's reaction is one of bewilderment and grief. at the dallas airport, 99 minutes after mr. kennedy's death, vice president lyndon b. johnson and his wife takes the presidential oath before t

in 1958, john f. kennedy said words that in many ways to find my campaign. he said we should not seek the republican answer or the democrat answer, we should seek, the right answer. [applause] he went on to say that we should not seek to fix -- explain the thelems of the past but own responsibility for our future. he gave this speech after -- weeks after sputnik launched. the american people were panicked at that time. what it meant.ow they thought they lost their future. john kennedy said our future is ours to build but we have to build it together. i think we are at a similar moment. it may not be one satellite into space that it is all this change in the world driven by

so in other words, what john kennedy is saying is a lie.k, to you, do you think john kennedy actually believes it? >> john kennedy absolutely does not believe it. he is being a mendacious, low human being. he is demonstrating that the things he's been told directly by the u.s. intelligence community and all that all these senators have been briefed on very thoroughly, he kneows he's lying. he's aware that in order to defend trump, he is telling an outrageous lie. he knows who it was. it isn't a matter of opinion. it is russia who hacked the u.s. elections. it is russia who elected to support donald trump. but john kennedy, like most of his republican colleagues, will do absolutely anything to prevent donald trump from being angry at him. he will do anything to feed trump's mob, including lying to his constituents and to the american people. this is a guy who went to oxford. he's not dumb. he's just lying. >> michael, you write about this in your piece today, this whole ukraine did it narrative. it's coming from the russians. this is what vl

john kennedy was not a great speechmaker. he was not a gifted speech giver and he had many coaches over the years, people criticized him because he spoke too quickly, his head was always down and you can always see a big flop apparent he was not a great speaker but in this case after he won the election he had what he called his intellectual blood bank work on a speech. .. so three days before the inauguration john kennedy is flying back from long beach. he is called back into the cabin by president-elect kennedy and said i would like your input on the inaugural address. the guy is good to be not graded in three days. he is asking my input. what is going on here. it turned out that the speech had already been written but that john kennedy had written it out in longhand. it turned out that the speech was brilliant because it was short only 14 minutes they have a way of calling on people to do something and the most famous line of course ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country and that line

so what john kennedy is saying is a lie.you, do you think john kennedy actually believes it? >> john kennedy absolutely does not believe it. he is being a mendacious, low human being. he is demonstrating, the things he's been told directly by the u.s. intelligence community and all these senators have been briefed on thoroughly. he knows he's lying. he is abundantly aware that to defend trump, he has to tell an shoot lie. it is not matter of opinion. it is russia who hacked the u.s. elections. russia who elected to support donald trump. but john kenlds like his republican colleagues will do absolutely anything to prevent donald trump from being angry at him. anything to feed trump's mob including lying to his constituents. he went to oxford. he's not dumb. he's just lying. >> you write about this in your piece today. the whole ukraine did it narrative. it is coming from the russians. this is what vladimir putin wants them to say. if you think of nothing else, republican who's have been opponents of the soviet union and russi

john kennedy continued to increase the number of advisors. he increased military aid to south vietnam. we learned in a prior class that kennedy would not have had the united states remain in the vietnam. in fact, he had specific plans for a withdrawal of the advisors. after john kennedy's assassination, lyndon johnson rescinded the jfk order of withdrawal. as in the case of kennedy, johnson was concerned about the upcoming election to guide his options in vietnam. even after winning the election of 1964, lyndon b. johnson was not clear about what to do with what he called the little country in asia. the tapes and documents of the time indicate he knew he could not win in vietnam. he nonetheless chose war. when nixon was elected in 1968, he ordered the strong-armed technique of massive bombing, to bring the north vietnamese to the peace table. from the statistics we reviewed in class, we learned that the bombing became unconscionable, particularly when nixon admitted in what was dubbed the zliilch memo that bombing had no effect in the conduct

it's not just robert mueller's opinion. >> there's a report from senate republicans which john kennedy is. >> you're saying there's a lot of evidence, right? >> there's a lot of evidence. >> our team couldn't have produced a better segment than that one from john kennedy. >> great point. >> thank you so much. >> thanks. >>> well, there are plenty of unknowns about the next phase of the impeachment inquiry, including who else could be called to testify. court decision coming today that could help decide. that's coming up. e story of green mountain coffee roasters costa rica paraÍso. meet sergio. and his daughter, maria. sergio's coffee tastes spectacular. because costa rica is spectacular. so we support farmers who use natural compost. to help keep the soil healthy. and the coffee delicious. for future generations. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee roasters. ♪ ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. >>> an internal whit

in a moment, we will talk with republican senator john kennedy, but first, let's bring in kevin corkethe latest from the white house, kevin. >> legally justified with no political bias, that's expected to be the findings of a soon to be released general's report on the fbi's opening of trump-russia probe into the trump campaign leading up to the 2016 campaign, however, there's also some criticism about surveillance of one-time aide carter page leading up to the campaign. >> however, those familiar with the report's findings, say michael horowitz will cite serious missteps by officials including alter race -- alteration by fbi agent, then followed 2 days later by horowitz's testimony on capitol hill, over 2-week span a dozen witnesses testified, and republicans plotting a senate trial that the president says he wants. this while one of the key figures at the center of ukraine controversy, the president's attorney rudy giuliani insists he has done nothing wrong. >> are you afraid that you can be indicted? >> you think i'm afraid, you think i get afraid? i did the right thing. i represen

we do not get cuban missile crisis without john kennedy doing poorly by his own admission in vienna. by the same token, if we say reagan pursuing kennedy's policy of containment, i would argue that is what you do not do in 1987, because reagan calling out the soviet union to collapse, great mind, and something that wonderful,ional he suggested the united states had the power to make it happen. unionanges in the soviet -- peter: by that point, he felt he had dealt with gorbachev. sam: i am going to extend this a sittle bit because what happen d as a result of the fact that the berlin wall did come down? it looked like democracy was on the rise. tankshev still had soviet . until that moment, every time there were these uprisings in eastern europe, those tanks rumbled. why didn't they rumbled his time? gorbachev wasse able to stay in power. if he had been removed by the hardliners, the coup in 1991 was a coup that was predicted by the american intelligence services for president bush the first week he was in office. he got the same memo every week, that if you push too hard and try to ge

. ♪ >> a few days before tragic death comes to president john f. kennedyhe and the first lady are the picture of happiness. their children, john junior and caroline, are to mark their birthdays after the president returns from a trip to texas. arriving in dallas on the morning of the fatal day, he and mrs. kennedy are greeted by vice president johnson and the mayor of dallas. john f. kennedy has been president for two years, 10 months, two days. they ride in the familiar presidential limousine, because the weather has turned fair, the transparent bubble top has been removed. on the fifth floor window, at 12:30 p.m., come the rifle shots that bring death to president kennedy and seriously wound governor commonly of texas. 20 nine minutes later, the 45th president of the united states lies dead in a nearby hospital. the presidential limousine bears the marks of violent death. the flowers mrs. kennedy carried from the airport are twisted and torn. shock and disbelief give way to tears. ♪ the nation and the world cost isction -- world's reaction one of billabl

in 1958, john f. kennedy said words that in many ways to find my campaign. he said we should not seek the republican answer or the democrat answer, we should seek, the right answer. [applause] he went on to say that we should not seek to fix -- explain the thelems of the past but own responsibility for our future. he gave this speech after -- weeks after sputnik launched. the american people were panicked at that time. what it meant.ow they thought they lost their future. john kennedy said our future is ours to build but we have to build it together. i think we are at a similar moment. it may not be one satellite into space that it is all this change in the world driven by innovation.l incredibly powerful forces that are extraordinarily positive. they have also caused a huge part of our country to get left behind because we did not do anything. we let it happen. we did not do the basic things to prepare them. we have to believe that we are all in this together and that that is worth fighting for every single day of our lives. that is what this next election

, who hacked the dnc. >> john kennedy is one of many, propulgating these theories. they're also villifying these dedicated civil servants, military fors and others who have testified, including questioning lieutenant colonel vindman's loyalty to this country. they're willing to say and do anything to defend this president. the only thing they're not able to do or say is mount a defense because it's clear donald trump is guilty and republicans try to keep changing the topic because when it comes to the evidence, they don't have a case. >> let's see what two more weeks bring, or maybe just another day. thank you, max, jennifer. >>> coming up next, the secretary of the navy pushed out over the war crimes case of a navy s.e.a.l., and a whole lot of involvement by president trump. so, what really happened? and what is the impact now? we're back after this. >>> the pentagon in turmoil right now after richard spencer is fired. edward gallagher had been demoted by breaking regulations for posing next to a dead body of an isis fighter. president trump reversed that decision

john kennedy, senator john kennedy.ause and cheers] i think what we will do is we will have some of our incredible warriors, up also. because we have a man you have never heard of before. he is the toughest guy. he got hit hard. and you know when they had him out at second base less than a year after, he couldn't move well, didn't have big range. he was in the big stadium and they were playing the democrats of all people. the first pitch, a hard shot, hit to the second baseman and it was hit hard. i said it is a disaster. down, he caught the ball and threw the ball to first base, came off to a hero's welcome. steve scalise. come up. [applause and cheers] great guy. [applause and cheers] i went to the hospital the night he was hit and he wasn't looking good. the doctors said not looking good. he wasn't. i told them one thing i learned, your wife loves you because she was crying. i have known many wives that were not crying in those cases. i said your wife is in love with you. you got better fast, and we love you. he is a

well, what's john kennedy playing at there, michael? he knows.what the intelligence community says. he knows what the facts are. and he knows what vladimir putin wants is for him to say maybe it was ukraine. >> i think this whole process has been a testament to the deep polarization in the country. as compelling as many of us find the evidence that was forthcoming from those hearings, i don't think they were a game changer. the conservative media remains lock step with the president. there hasn't been a bottom up ground swell from the american people, and so we are probably at the conclusion of these hearings exactly at the outset and the testimony that was offered really has not moved the needle. >> but aside from what we just heard from senator kennedy and how outrageous that was, we also know that many members of congress were briefed by the intelligence community about russia's role in trying to point the finger on ukraine. they've been doing this for the past year or so goring up for the 2020 election. and i ask this with all sincerity, if t

joining us now, louisiana senator john kennedy, a republican on the senate judiciary committee. welcome back to "fox news sunday" ." >> senator kennedy: thank you, chris. >> chris: president trump has been pushing a narrative for years at the fbi and other agencies of the government engaged in a conspiracy first to spy on his campaign and then to try to end or oust him from the presidency. here he is just a couple of days ago. >> president trump: this was spying on my campaign, something that has never been done in the history of country. this was an overthrow attempt of the presidency. >> chris: but as we've reported, the inspector gen thae yes, there was some misconduct, a low level fbi lawyer may have actually doctored a document which would be very troubling, but on the other hand, that there was a proper basis for opening the trump russia investigation, not political bias. does that blow a hole in what the president has been saying? >> senator kennedy: i haven't read the reports. here's what i think right now. i think the fbi is the premier law enforcement agency and all of

john kennedy went to oxford.y is acting as if he's -- i don't know how he's acting, but he's almost -- it's like he's -- you tell me. what's he doing? >> well, i don't know the senator. but it's sad to watch so many republican members of congress chase down this rabbit hole with the president. because he's got a conspiracy theory that he wants to embrace, to somehow discredit the previous theory about the russians helping him win the election. and it's a sad spectacle to watch so many republicans chase after the same ghost. >> there is nothing the obama administration is hiding, did they not go after ukraine -- >> katy, i keep coming back to this -- >> i'm just ask because that's the scenario. >> it's the intelligence law enforcement community of the previous administration and this administration and the congress as well. the intelligence communities of both houses of congress, republicans and democrats. >> you're right, when i asked that republican congressman what he thought about whether donald trump's own ad

we don't get the cuban missile crisis without john kennedy essentially doing poorly by his own admissionoken if we say we want that you would praise reagan for pursuing kennedy's policy of containment i would argue that that's exactly what you did not do in 1987.because reagan calling out the soviet union to collapse, which great mind and something that is very aspirational he wonderful suggest the united states had the power to make it happen. the changes going on in the soviet union were actually what brought down the soviet union. >> they called on mr. gorbachev to tear down the wall.>> there was nothing involving american power at all. at that point he felt he had debt Ãdealt with gorbachev. >> i'm going to extend this a little bit. because what happened now what happens as a result of the fact that the berlin wall did come down prepared at a time it looked like democracy was on the rise. gorbachev still had soviet tanks and until that moment every time there was these uprisings in eastern europe in their domain those tanks rumbled. why didn't they rumble this time? >> they rumble be

we do not get cuban missile crisis without john kennedy doing poorly by his own admission in vienna. by the same token, if we say you would praise reagan for pursuing kennedy's policy of containment, i would argue that is what you do not do in 1987, because reagan calling out the soviet union to collapse, great mind, and something that was aspirationally wonderful, suggested the united states had the power to make it happen. the changes in the soviet union were actually what brought down the soviet -- peter: he was calling on gorbachev to tear down the wall. there was no threat involving the american power at all. by that point, he felt he had dealt with gorbachev. sam: shelly arm wrestle this one to the end? i am going to extend this a little bit because what happens as a result of the fact that the berlin wall did come down? for a time, it looked like democracy was on the rise. gorbachev still had soviet tanks. until that moment, every time there were these uprisings in eastern europe in their domain, those tanks rumbled. rumble thishey time? jeffrey: because gorbachev was able to s

just before 9:00 a.m., ted and john kennedy arrived and silently made their way through the crowd. >>to court and the deal is already done. he's going to plead guilty to the most minimal crime that he can plead to which is leaving the scene of an accident. >> it appeared as a full side, the kennedys and the prosecution new what was to unfold. he folded his hands in front of his chin. he looked like a man deeply disappointed in himself and how say you to this complaint, guilty or not guilty for the 37-year-old senator said guilty so softly the judge couldn't hear. the prosecutor agreed that the minimum two months offens susped sentence for the first offense was there and it was over. for kennedy in the small town police chief, little sleep and questions. [inaudible] >> we are satisfied with what we have thematically you pursue the investigation. >> yes, if someone comes up with something they think is important to the case i will pursue it, but as far as i'm concerned the case is closed. >> nothing further they said from the bench. the defendant will be punished far beyond what this co

john f. kennedye world of freedom, the proudest post is ich bin ein berliner. >> reporter: in 1997, ronald reagan followed with a message for soviet leader mikhail gorbachev. >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. >> reporter: two years later, the people did. crowds on the eastern side of the wall demand they be let through. >> they were streaming across the wall within hours of the announcement. >> reporter: overwhelmed border guards had no choice but to step back. >> now their job is stamping passports as fast as they can to keep the flow to the west moving, and many of them seem to relish their new role. >> that's good. >> reporter: the fall of the berlin wall pointed to the end of the cold war and the promise of a more unified democratic world. but three decades later, that expectation has faded with the rise of nationalism and cracks appearing in the european union and nato. in berlin, yesterday, secretary of state mike pompeo called on nato nations to spend more on their defense. he also critic

the power of the moment in the early 1960's that ciaran kennedy set down. -- john kennedy set down. i see the car moving forward and it is still the kennedy's driving. definitely the chappaquiddick issue but also the issue of politicians as celebrity that is currently becoming part of american politics in the 1980's when we do -- republicans asor a celebrity. >> even though carter is the president of the united states, a kennedy is at the wheel. >> go-ahead. >> i think this one is brilliant, frankly. why do i think so? i think it captures some of the dimensions of what people called malaise in 1980, 1981. i know some people remember how that felt. the misery index, the combination of rate of unemployment and rate of inflation, around 20%, 21% at the time of the 1980 election. jimmy carter was widely blamed for chronic economic problems that predated his presidency, for the hostage crisis, for lots of other things going wrong, and for people thinking there was no reason to be confident about the future. ronald reagan said during the campaign that our best days are ahead of us. but it

the what john kennedy said. -- then what john kennedy said.k not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country." anybody here, anybody that might be listening, what can you do? one of the things you can do for your country is speak up when there are outrageous things being said so that our civic conversation is not allowed to go off track, and so we don't have a banality of evil, a banality of accepting the outrageous things people say. the final thing john kennedy said in that address. some of you may have remembered it. i remember it quite vividly i was in the sixth grade, but i remember that speech. "with history the final judge of our deeds, let us go forth to lead the land we love, asking his blessing and his help, but knowing here on earth, god's work must be truly be our own." so we can't depend on god to solve these problems for us. it requires each of us to get engaged in order to make certain we don't have a banality of evil kind of concept where we accept what anybody says that might be outrageous, and we al

. >> that was republican john kennedy last night and -- >> that was 2004. >> did he say he supported john kerry. >> i'm a democrat. >> did he say -- >> sort of seemed a little embarrassed. >> here's the things about him. elise, bless his heart. >> bless his heart. >> real southerners like us and not yankees like him that go to oxford, i mean -- >> not ole miss. >> oh, no. >> exactly. did he not go to the real oxford, mississippi. >> that's right. >> he went to the one overseas, like sir john where they -- i don't know -- did you think had he tea at 4:00? i went to two southern state schools, you know, so i didn't even know what he was talking about there. do people at oxford like him really drink goat milk? like i don't understand this. >> with scones. >> with scones. what did he do when sir john kennedy of oxford had tea at 4:00 every afternoon? what type of scone support do you think he had. >> do you think he wear the robes? >> you know he did. he cleans up very well. he looked very -- again, this is just 2004. i mean, willie and i, so we were out of turkish prisons. >> shoved out

congressman john f. kennedy, richard nixon, and gerald ford and senator lyndon johnson. if any of you happen to have a photograph of the four of them with winston churchill inscribed, i'd like to have it. when churchill next returned to washington in january 1953, still as prime minister, the balance of power had shifted. the president-elect was his friend from the second world war, dwight d. eisenhower. churchill sent ike a warm message of congratulations, but he privately worried about the new administration, telling his secretary, "i am greatly disturbed. i think this election makes war much more probable." churchill was especially worried of the new secretary of state, the stonefaced john foster dulles. dulles said, "it would be most unfortunate for churchill to return to washington because he would cast a spell on american statesmen." after churchill's second meeting with dulles, his secretary reported "churchill had said some very harsh things about the republican party in general and about dulles in particular. he said he wanted no more to do with dulles, whom he

ted purinton wrote for john f. kennedy a couple of lines ask not what your country can do for you when you wrote these power for lines from ronald reagan your president which he delivered in 1987 i was there standing in front of the brandenburg gate in the berlin wall arguably his most remembered line that he ever delivered. let's hear some of them right now. >> general secretary gorbachev if you seek peace, if you seek prosperity for the soviet union and eastern europe, if you seek liberalization come here to this gate. mr. gorbachev open this gate. [cheers and applause] [applause] mr. gorbachev, mr. gorbachev tear down this wall. [cheers and applause] [applause] >> how did you come to ride those lines? >> i went to berlin to do some research about six weeks before the president delivered the speech. senior staff had simply said you were going to stand here and you have an outing to 10 to 40,000 people talk or 30 minutes. to say something about foreign policy. [laughter] most of that day went badly for me is he on speechw

. >> reporter: senator john kennedy going after house speaker nancy pelosi in his home state. >> i don'to be that dum dumb. >> they have to decide if they want to keep coming up with one new desperate sound bite after the next or whether they should take their oath of office seriously. >> reporter: his son says he's just being a counterpuncher. now, jake, bill barr may not have held the press conference that the president wanted but the justice department essentially gave him what they asked for when they issued that statement alongside the release saying that criminal division prosecutors looked at the call, determined the president hadn't done anything wrong, as far as violating campaign finance laws. one thing to watch over the next few weeks is how the attorney general has distanced himself from this whole ukraine saga. >> kaitlyn collins at the white house, thank you. jean pierre we're only allowed to have you on the show if we plug your book "moving forward." congratulations on that. >> thank you so much. thanks for having me on. >> of course. it's great to have you. the president

>> well, look's going back to john kennedy earlier. this is -- you look at any of these republicans. i don't know how -- they don't seem like normal people. i think there's a reason why they're losing the suburbs. which i think is going to be a long-term problem. >> some are. look at mitt romney. >> that's true. >> some are. >> some of them are -- i have -- wharn is donald trump saying? i assume some are good people? but the case of lindsey graham is especially egregious. someone who knows better. he's not just a partisan hack. right? at least he didn't used to be's someone who was john mccain's best friend. someone who was the house impeachment manager during bill clinton who has completely flip-flopped and now he is at the point where he is literally saying i think because the cognitive dissidence is so great has said he simply can't or won't read the transcripts. >> yet they're coming from transparency yet he's not reading the transcript? >> i guess afraid where the evidence may take him, if he actually reads it. it's stunning. >> m

somehow senator john kennedy said we don't know what's true. that's patentally false.telligence community said that russian president vladimir putin order ed an influence campaign in 2016 aimed at the u.s. presidential election. troll farm, quote, sought to influence the 2016 election by harming hillary clinton's chances of success and supporting donald trump at the direction of the kremlin. and as fiona hill, the president's own former top russia adviser testified under oath last week, the ukraine conspiracy theory itself is russian propaganda. >> some of you on this committee appear to believe that russia and its security services did not conduct a campaign against our country and that perhaps, somehow, for some reason, ukraine did. this is a fictional narrative that is being perpetrated and propulgated by the russian security services themselves. >> that's right. russian propaganda. i wrote a book about russian interference and other aggression "the shadow war," how many digital fingerprints tied the act to russia, well-known to u.s. intelligence, as a former top ns

, john kennedy, who said this about donald trump: >> speaker nancy pelosi is trying to impeach him.boos) i don't mean any disrespect, but it must suck to be that dumb. >> stephen: shhh, he's standing right next to you! ( laughter ) what are you doing? ( cheers and applause ) i don't understand, jon! >> jon: he was talking about him. he was right there! >> stephen: trump's other big guests last night were the guys from "duck dynasty:" >> thank you, fellas. two great guys. they were with me right at the beginning. i said who are they, they said they are two big television stars. i said, wow, and i started watching a little bit. a lot of wisdom there. ( laughter ) >> stephen: yeah, "duck dynasty" is loaded with wisdom like this: >> i'm like aretha franklin. i don't get no r-s-p-e-c-t around this joint. >> stephen: wow. i don't know how i'd describe that level of wisdom. >> it must suck to be that dumb. ( laughter ) >> stephen: okay, thank you, senator. thank you. ( cheers and applause ) where's that bit coin thing? ( piano riff ) >> stephen: trump's been having a tough week, but he may

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that's john kennedy was saying. who can really know.tin does every single fricken day in russia. who can know. >> philippe mentioned the polling. it was at 50% before the hearings and it's still at 50% after the hearings as far as the recent polling shows. democrats were aiming to increase that number by a lot. some democrats i talked to were not surprised necessarily that that happened because both sides are so entrenched in their views here, but practically speaking democrats should have been able to rise that number above 50% because that's exactly where it was before the hearings. >> that's exactly where it was two weeks ago. let's go back to the beginning of the year. it was in the 30s and the republicans were yelling, oh, it's only in the 30s. then it got to the 40s. oh, it's only in the 40s. now it's a majority. until it's 100% there will be -- >> when you spend hours and hours and two weeks on public hearings -- >> it means nothing republicans did helped them. >> as he said, 50% is not nothing. >> by the way, not all voting on t

or visit us online at aetnamedicare.com/tv. >>> today republican senator john kennedy of louisiana clarifyingks over the weekend that ukraine, not russia, was responsible for hacking the dnc server. but in the process he also reiterated a debunked conspiracy theory. take a listen. >> senator kennedy, who do you believe was responsible for hacking the dnc and clinton campaign computers, their emails? was it russia or ukraine? >> i don't know. nor do you, nor do any of us. >> the entire intelligence community says it was russia. >> right. but it could also be ukraine. let me be clear. russia hacked the dnc computer. i have no evidence whatsoever that ukraine did it. there is, however, plenty of evidence that ukraine meddled in the 2016 election. >> i'm not sure we've seen that evidence yet, but to discuss, let me bring in cnn global affairs analyst max boot, senior fellow for the council on foreign relations and columnist for "the washington post." also matt stein glass, the deputy europe editor for the economist. what appeared to be a backtrack from senator kennedy was really replacing one con

so you have john kennedy going out there calling nancy pelosi dumb.e lindsey graham on fox last night proposing a new conspiracy they're that i gordon sondland of all people, a political appointee of donald trump is working with adam schiff, he's in cahoots with adam schiff now. this is all they've got. >> it is -- you know, meadows i think said it right. it's easier now because they know that they're outright guilty so there's only two choices. either we're going to lie or we're going to tell the truth. it's easier now, there's nothing to figure out. there's nothing to wait to see if there's some evidence that will support the president. we just know he's guilty so we either going to lie for him or we're going to turn around and tell the truth. but i would hope that we don't reduce this to just a partisan fight where some of them are trying to reduce it to pelosi and the democrats against the republicans. we're talking about the standards that we are going to govern by. are we going to become a country that allows using foreign powers to affect our e

. >> brendan, can we talk about this moment from trump's rally tonight, louisiana senator john kennedy talking about the speaker of the house. watch this. it is -- it's just devastating to think that republicans are willing to write that off and just say, well, we're just going to go for rural white voters. i mean, it's just not a winning viable coalition. >> brendan, can we talk about this moment from trump's rally tonight, louisiana senator john kennedy talking about the speaker of the house. watch this. >> i don't mean any disrespect, but it must suck to be that dumb. >> and i'm from louisiana. sorry, world. >> look, there's no doubt that speaker pelosi makes a great target for republicans to fire up their base, but what do you think when you hear senator kennedy say something like that? i mean, our colleague here at cnn matt louis tweeted these guys are growing a whole new generation of bullies and punks. >> and keep in mind, those rallies are actually -- they serve as the president's focus groups. when he hears people react to stuff like that, that only encourages him to do it mor

. >> neil: your colleague john kennedy of louisiana has said this is an orchestrated part on the partmocrats to make it difficult for the six democrats running for point if it gets to be an impeachment trial and the beneficiary of that is joe what do you think of that? >> i'm not going to go down that path. i think that the fact that -- >> neil: i thought i would get you at a weak moment. >> john kennedy never ceases to make me smile, but the fact of the matter is they have been trying tow impeach the last three years. >> neil: that would be potentially the result of that. that the former vice president would benefit. you could argue mayor buttigieg as well, the request for a moderate nominee, that's the way they get it? >> i guess that's the washington school of conspiracies and gaming out. what i would say to the vice president, vice president biden, he should be paying attention to the travesty that's going on capitol hill not taking advantage of that situation and i suspect the democrat candidates for president to be in the chamber will make note of it if they're not. >> neil: we

kent germany worked extensively on a john f. kennedy and lyndon b. johnson recording as part of the presidential recordings project at the miller center. ken hughes, also with the miller center, who worked extensively and famously in some ways on the lbj and especially on the richard nixon recording project. chester patch, a historian whose research interests and product has encompassed johnson and ronald reagan. robert strong. bob strong was assistant director when the miller center was conducting its oral histories. i am mike nelson. i have an affiliation with the miller center but my day job is at roads college in memphis, tennessee. our format will be essentially this. there are no prepared presentations, no prepared remarks. we are going to be flashing over the course of this session 15 cartoons. just a tiny, curated, but tiny slice of what we could do and should do if we have enough time. it will unfold chronologically from the johnson administration through the reagan administration. and then basically, i am going to throw the floor open to br

also, ukrainians themselves tried to interfere also. >> john kennedy in particular there as you know, it's a false statement. because it's not just the intelligence community, the senate intelligence committee, chaired by the republicans with a majority of republican members, found the same. what's the game here? why are senator kennedy and others clearly running defense for the president? what could they possibly gain from chasing down what is also we know from fiona hill's testimony, russian propaganda to create that doubt? >> i think certainly -- to be clear, most senate republicans will agree with the assessments of the senate intelligence committee that it was russia that interfered in the 2016 election. >> and yet, he's sitting there on national television on fox news stating a falsehood. >> exactly. i think a lot of it is kind of trying to distort a reality here, particularly as the impeachment process almost inevitably moves over to the senate side and while like i just said most republican senators have long accepted the conclusions of the intelligence community, you have a g

speefifteen, that was salty. >> yes, i love john kennedy. he is a great man.e is absolutely right. americans ought to know, this whole thing is a giant joke, harris. after all, how many more witnesses are going to hear, like taylor, who didn't hear it first and/or second hand? he heard it third and at best. i heard it from a guy who heard it from a guy who heard it from somebody else. and it -- >> harris: calling the speaker dumb, lars? the language. >> i join him in that, actually. >> harris: leslie? >> oh, what a tangled web we weave. in addition to my finding it to be sexists, i find it to be unprofessional. the name calling, whether it's from the left of the right or the right to the left, it just brings down and lowers the bar of decency in our nation. for our elected officials, for a senator to call the house speaker dam because he doesn't agree with something she's doing, it is the constitutional responsibility of the congress, which she is the speaker of the house, and their responsibility. her responsibility, specifically, as speaker, if this investig

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louisiana's john kennedy was asked point-blank, who was behind the hack of the democratic headquarters2016. here's how he initially answered to chris wallace on fox news sunday. >> was it russia or ukraine? >> i don't know. nor do you, nor do any of us. >> the entire intelligence community says it was russia. >> right. but it could also be ukraine. >> last night on cnn with chris cuomo, senator kennedy reversed himself, claiming he misheard the question. >> i was answering one of his questions and he interjected a statement and asked me to react to it. what i heard chris say was, he made the statement, that only russia had tried to interfere in the election. and i answered the question. that's not what he said. chris is right. i was wrong. >> the louisiana senator adding he has seen no indication that ukraine tried to hack the dnc servers. this is a debunked theory the president has pushed. he says the evidence, now, is overwhelming that it was russia. >> forecasters are calling it a historic storm, saying it may disrupt your holiday travel plans. 21 million people are facing brutal ra

i'm not saying that i know one way or the other. >> let's bring in louisiana senator john kennedy. him there and that's him here. how have you been? i want to hear from you do you really believe that it wasn't russia? >> i did that interview yesterday with chris wallace, damn good reporter. i was answering one of his questions and he interjected a statement and asked me to react to it. what i heard chris say was he made the statement that only russia had tried to interfere in the election. and i answered the question. that's not what he said. i went back and looked at the transcript. he said only russia tried to hack the dnc computer. now, chris is right. i was wrong. the only evidence i have and i think it's overwhelming is that it was russia to tried to hack the dnc computer. >> that's what the consensus is. >> yup. i've seen no indication that ukraine tried to do it. >> let me stop you for a second. you just did something we've never heard this president do, which was say, hey, i know i said that, i was wrong. so good, let's check a big honking box. you don't think ukraine was t