. ♪ >> a few days before tragic death comes to president john f. kennedyhe 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, he and mrs. kennedy are greeted by vice president johnson and the mayor of dallas. john f. kennedy has been president two years, ten months, two days. they ride in the familiar presidential limousine. because the weather has turned fair, the transparent bubble top has been removed. from a 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 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 tea tears. ♪ the nation and the world's reaction is one of bewilderment and grief. at the dallas

here with more to explain, senator john kennedy. i have a message for in this particular case all the republicans, really? what did the president do wrong? what are they going to learn? why, i would like to know. john bolton has something to say. john bolton, come out and say it. nobody is stopping him. >> well, there's a lot of hysteria about mr. bolton's testimony. >> sean: not here. >> frankly i think his testimony will be redundant. i speak just for me, sean, but i'm willing to stipulate that mr. bolton will likely testify that the president paused aid to ukraine while asking ukraine to investigate vice president biden. my response to that is, your point is what? that doesn't tell us anything. why do the president asked for an investigation of joe biden? he didn't ask for investigation of elizabeth warren. or bernie sanders or amy klobuchar. he didn't get joe biden's name out of a phone book. he asked for an investigation of vice president biden because he was investigating corruption. how do we know that? four words: hunter bide

. >> john f. kennedywas able to do what he challenged us to do there. about four years earlier in october of '57, the space race took off when the soviets launched a satellite about the size of a basketball named sputnik into orbit. in his new book "american moon shot," historian and author doug brinkley points out the "new york times" devoted nearly half its front page to the satellite with the headline soviet fires earth satellite into space. it is circling the globe at 18,000 miles per hour. sphere tracked in four crossings over u.s. brinkley writes quote, other newspapers were equally breathless, america's pride had been deflated by a satellite come poise r po orbiting the earth e liptically every 90 minutes at an altitude of 140 to 560 miles. all the u.s. government could do is ask the 70,000 members of the american radio relay league, a society of ham radio operators or buffs to help them track the soviet beeps, and as we know, a decade later in the summer of '69 the u.s. beat the russians to the mo

jacobs discusses the factors that escalated the war in vietnam following the assassination of john f. kennedy. argues that the 1964 presidential campaign against the hawkish barry goldwater influenced johnson's desire to be seen as a strong foreign-policy president. welcome. today's subject is lyndon johnson. he is best remembered by historians and the general american public for one reason. vietnam. johnson is the president identified with the vietnam war, although there is a famous quote from october 13, 1967 where he said to a journalist, this is not lyndon johnson's war. this is america's war. if i drop dead tomorrow, this war still be here. he was right. but the way it was fought has been ascribed to lyndon johnson. it is considered his tragedy, failure, the trail, depending on your position of the spectrum. there are two books both entitled lyndon johnson's war, and both advancing compelling if contradictory analyses of the reasons behind the series of decisions made between 1964 and 1868 that led to justification for escalating the war, the gulf incident of 1964, the first landing of u

. >> skylar meets john f. kennedyd with. >> john fitzgerald kennedy was an original founding member of the long beach insane crips. so he became the muscle in this whole scheme. >> they're leaving newport beach harbor like they've done many, many times before. on board is skylar deleon, alonso machain, and john f. kennedy. tom and jackie hawks think they're just taking this boat out for a test run. they have no idea what's in store for them. >> a long beach gang member, a seal beach jail security officer, and skylar deleon. weird. so they just leave newport harbor and set a course out towards catalina. >> as they're heading out, the plan kind of goes into formation. >> at some point they get jackie and tom separated. >> skylar and john kennedy went downstairs with tom hawks. meanwhile, jackie's in the kitchen and she hears this ruckus. >> and alonso knows, oh, it's going down. it's going down right now. >> that struggle is kennedy overpowering tom hawks. >> he was able to restrain tom hawks long enough to get him hand

our jets still fly at the same speed they carried john f. kennedyand we can't build a high-speed train in this country. >> what a great question. you know, i think when john f. kennedy became president, he was part of the world war ii generation where we did big things. after all, industrial mobilization or the willow run plants on ginning up airplanes. we created things like radar in world war ii. obviously the manhattan project. eisenhower did the interstate highway project and the st. lawrence seaway. so kennedy is part of that world war ii generation. what he did right was pick technology as the golden number. it becomes the new frontier. and we went to the moon and the only problem with it was we funded a lot of the nasa budget by the space race. we're going to beat the soviets. well, we beat them in '69, and some of the tv ratings started dropping off, and we had apollo 13, a near disaster. and nixon, president nixon canceled the last few apollo missions. and by 1975, brian, with gerald ford as president, we did a joint docking with the soviet

senator john kennedy is up next on that as well as questions being raised about john bolton's credibilityight, with regard to his new book, next. (whistling) (whistling) and my lack of impulse control,, is about to become your problem. ahh no, come on. i saw you eating poop earlier. hey! my focus is on the road, and that's saving me cash with drivewise. who's the dummy now? whoof! whoof! so get allstate where good drivers save 40% for avoiding mayhem, like me. sorry! he's a baby! [sneeare you ok?fles] yah, it's just a cold. it's not just a cold if you have high blood pressure. most cold medicines may raise blood pressure. coricidin hbp is the... ...#1 brand that gives... powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure. ♪ >> martha: it's so after all this news today the democrats are ramping up their demands for witnesses and some key republicans are signaling that they might even be more in favor of waiting and holding and having witnesses and all of this. mitt romney coming up tonight and saying it's got to be one for one, if that's the deal. so you remember at least four republ

i agree with what senator john kennedy just said that makes good common sense.u are going to call witnesses, if that becomes necessary, you have to allow for both sides. so the reciprocity should be continued. adam schiff doesn't need to be a manager company needs to be a witness in the thing because he engineered the whole process. he would have to call hunter biden because of his information of being on burisma, this terribly corrupt company in ukraine is still directly applicable to what the president's frame of reference was. you know joe biden might have something to say about that as well, how did his son get on the board in the first place? then you have devon archer who also served on the board, this is important information that served at the heart of the case. if we go down that road then you have to have those witnesses as well. >> everything you said not only seems right but it's hard to argue with it. i'm confused as to why the senate controlled by republicans -- because as the left always says, there are consequences, is demanding this and making i

. >> nbc news has learned that a small plane being piloted by john f. kennedyen reported missing. >> tragically on july 16, 1999, john's small plane crashed taking the life of his life and his wife carolyn and her safetier lauren. >> it's dominated headlines here in the united states. >> the media including "access hollywood ", where pat o'brien spoke with journalists and kennedy family friend mark barnacle. i would choose to remember him coming out of his mother's house coming out of the corner here with the new york yankee baseball cap on turned backyards, sunglasses on and eyes on the pavement to avoid the photographers. he had a great time playing with the neighborhood kids and playing touch football. >> i've been a longtime aviation enthusiast. >> flying was in jfk jr.'s blood and had been a fascination of his for as long as he could remember. >> when i was little there was always helicopters landing on the front lawns so that may have had something to do with it. >> two years before the tragedy, he attended the wisconsin aviation convention which reignite

senator john kennedy of louisiana telling "the new york times," quote, i've learned a lot, everybody has. senators didn't know the case, they really didn't. we didn't stay glued to the television. we haven't read the transcripts. >> democrats not shying away from a topic. house managers have repeatedly mentioned hunter biden's position on the board at the heart of gop conspiracy theories. democrats also displayed elaborate exhibits, judiciary chairman jerry nad ller using a 1999 clip of lindsey graham. at the time graham was a house manager in the clinton impeachment trial. >> it's a high crime. how about if an important person hurts someone of low means? it's not very scholarly. but i think it's the truth. i think that's what they meant by high crimes. it doesn't have to be a crime. it's just when you start using your office and you're acting in a way that hurts people. you committed a high crime. >> senator graham was not in the chamber yesterday when that clip was played. >> now cnn has learned the president's allies are lobbying behind the scenes pushing wavering republican senat

in november 1963, president john f. kennedy had approved the plan with the colorless name operations plan 34a. this entailed the south vietnamese -- these commandos would blow up defensive positions, supply dumps, attack a coastal transmitter and usually traveled in u.s. navy patrol boats. after meeting the targets, they would return to the base in donating -- in south vietnam. while they were supplying them, the u.s. was providing advice. no american soldiers were involved. but the u.s. navy was simultaneously carrying out top-secret spy missions on the coast of north vietnam. these were codenamed de soto missions. these were conducted by large intelligence gathering destroyers that recorded radio and radar signals. the de soto missions were conducted in conjunction with the 34a raids. u.s. navy would obtain information about facilities that would help the commandos of the rate. -- raids. william bundy, the assistant secretary of state, he came up with the early draft of a resolution whereby the congress would delegate sweepin

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and i want to just read for you what senator john kennedy said. i know the house reportings -- the case by the defense for the first time. he stressed that he was learning new things by listening to the arguments. if you polled the united states senate, he said, nine out of ten senators will tell you that they have not read a transcript of the proceeding in the house and the tenth senator who says he has is lying. that's according to "the washington post." >> i think we assume because they are u.s. senators that they have been paying as close attention to this as we have. they've been following it minute to minute that they were watching all of the hearings over the summer. but i think, you know, candidly he was right. he was speaking the truth. and the question is whether it's going to change their minds, right? the question is whether listening to all the facts as adam schiff so methodically laid out is going to have any effect or whether they're going to wash over them. they're just drinking their milk, eating their candies and it's all for nau

president went too far, and took him down a peg or two at the house and why republican senator john kennedy thinks reigning in the president 's war powers aren't going anywhere in the senate and speaking of the senate, mitch mcconnell & company only days away from getting the articles of impeachment from the house, better late than never, so look, the trial begins but you better pay attention it could be quick, very quick. good morning, everyone i'm neil cavuto, and you're watching cavuto live and happy saturday. what a different saturday than the one last saturday. remember that one? only seven days ago, we were talking war with iran. now, everyone is focusing on a big old mei culpa and we are getting the latest on a country that has admitted to stating the obvious. greg p palcot has more from ukraine. greg? reporter: yes, hello, neil the folks here in kiev in fact around the world are taking in the mind-blowing flip flop by iran on this ukraine international airlines crash in fact around me, you can see me local residents here in kiev, iranian citizens who came to this makeshift memorial

he needs to wake up and apologize. >> martha: senator john kennedy of louisiana joining me now. senator kennedy, good evening to you. obviously, a lot is underway here. your initial thoughts as you have this news. >> i'm not surprised, number one. this is the 12th time in the last 60 days that either iraq or iraq he proxies have fired at american military boys and girls in iraq. and this is come i don't know the size of the rocket where the missile yet. i don't know the number, but this has been par for the course for a while are the only thing different that i can tell this time is that iran is accepting responsibility. in the past, what, 11 times, they have lied about it. now, this day, i have said this day has been coming, but in truth, martha, this day has been here for a while. i mean, this is the 12th attack on her troops. the iranians have shot down drones. they have tried to destroy the saudi oil fields. they tried to storm the embassy. so when my democratic friends say, oh, we need appeasement. well appeasement hasn't worked. and i think we have learned that with respect

in fact, john kennedy said, quote, it scared the bejesus out of him. lot of people were shocked, including kennedy, that they have not had more protests with the senate trial. again, to re-set, they should be wrapping up tonight in just the next couple of minutes. then two more days, 8-hour batches for the prosecution and then maybe the defense on saturday, sean. >> sean: i don't know what you are getting paid from fox, chad, whatever it is, it's not enough. to have to sit through that monotonouse redundant insanity for 24 hours and 24 more and 16to after that. >> 2:25 last night or this morning i should say. >> sean: i know. i didn't go to sleep so don't worry.i joining us now two congressional members of the president's impeachment team. i got to give a special shoutout because everything we learned about fisa abuse, premeditated fraud on the fisa court. the russian dirty dossier, spying on a presidential candidate, transition team. president. and also probably outsourcing spying to allied nations for the purpose of circumventing american law, these t

franklin roosevelt, john kennedy, ronald reagan, martin luther king, i would add, just in terms of -- to make another point as well, and that is to say when we talk about authenticity, and nowadays there is so much talk about authenticity being whatever is on the top of your head, it is authentic. when martin luther king was writing these speeches and sermons, he put a lot of effort into them, and when he got up there, no one said, throw them aside and give us some authenticity. there was nothing more authentic than his best thoughts. the presidents i mentioned were very serious about speeches, and in my own case, working with president bush, he didn't do a lot of ad-libbing with speeches, because he edited them so much and when he got up there and was reading his speech, it was exactly what he wanted to say. he got high marks for authenticity there. >> i would add bobby kennedy to your list of people who inspired me. i will tell you one story about martin luther king. when we came up, there were not many courses in college on speechwriting. most of us probably just fell into it. we d

dealing with violence against women, dealing with equal pay for equal work, which was something that john kennedy signed in 1963 but today is not a reality unfortunately. so there are many issues i could name, obviously a lot more because we have sent 400 bills to the senate and sit unattended? why? because the senate is confirming judges? and the irony of a party that was so intent, in my political life making sure that judges cted only on the law, what philosophical premise has to be given to judicial appointments and a majority leader who refused a president of the united states who submitted a nominee, mr. garland, for 11 months, it is inconceivable to me that any founding father thought for 11 months -- now it has been a few days we passed impeachment and send the papers over, for 11 months, president of the united states pursuant to his constitutional authority sent a nominee to the united states senate, 11 months before the election. nd the majority leader said, tough, we are not going to consider it. we are not going to allow the committee to consider it or reported out to the floor and g

i don't know i'm not god so no no i'm not a listen this is that is why it is john kennedy's is lyndon johnson's this notion i just have to tell you this is what i learned from my religious studies and writing to a 5 volumes of the torah commentary called the rational bible was the best selling bible commentary in america today so i just want to say i take this stuff very seriously god uses flawed people i'm not saying he's using is using donald trump i don't know what god does in the bible god uses king david who is much more flawed vend than donald trump donald trump didn't have any husband killed to sleep with the wife king david did and yet he is king david from whom the messiah will come who is the king of the greatest time in israel's history so and you can order a little of him yes you can you can be critical of trump but but this. jew feel you must feel close to evangelise goals i do. when christianity today you don't think they have a good point though is it i read the i thought the i thought the editorial was was silly silly yes silly 1st of all he doesn't i'd like them to de

and okay went to see john kennedy and he left the white house. and was really upset about it.and people began to see the pressure came from the bottom up it did not square with us as free people. we want justice and demanded justice and the politicians ultimately after a decade long struggle. women's suffrage. do you think they wanted to? they didn't. if you think about how long it took and as an african-american to be even longer to get the right to vote. and we demanded it from the bottom up. to if we do have those college protest we would still be in vietnam today. and the reason why it was ended by the students who said enough of this. and it would be true about guns. and when i was given i tried to pass this law. think about it and if somebody in the workplace was a threat to fellow workers or a threat to students on the college campus and there would be a judicial proceeding maybe with the input from law enforcement and that would be taken away from somebody who was unstable. and to get it back whenever they are stabilized that people would demand it. and it only happens

or presumably by john f. kennedy or ted sorting, depending on your point of view about it, called "profiles in courage" and in that particular book, one chapter was devoted to a republican, and republican but what is a different party said it is today, but republican who stood against his party and cast the deciding vote to acquit andrew johnson of impeach, well, you know, to keep them in office at the end of the trial. and for kennedy this was a profile in courage because this particular man, his name was edman, a senator from kansas who cast the deciding vote. it seemed very odd to me i would also seemed odd to me is that kennedy then wrote that the actual cause for which the president johnson was impeached and then tried was not fundamental to the nation. and that sort of perplexed me, particularly because it seemed to me an possible that an impeachment, the first ever presidential impeachment that occurred that on right after the civil war but after the first ever presidential assassination, that that could not -

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. >>> history buffs and fans of president john f. kennedythe opportunity to own their own little piece of history, jfk's water colors. who knew. the kennedy paintings are up for auction now, and you can bid online. michelle miller has the details. >> that's the question before the american people, and only you can decide what you want, what you want this country to be. >> reporter: around the same time of the historic debate between john f. kennedy and richard nixon, the man who will become the 35th president of the united states created these, water colors of new york's sheepshead bay, painted and signed by jfk. now, for just the second time, they're going up for auction as part of a huge collection of kennedy memorabilia at boston's r.r. auction house. >> so a lot of people don't know that kennedy painted, but he painted and he drew. he had an artistic sense to him. >> reporter: a well-known doodler, jfk also painted as a way to relax, even finding time to take out his brushes during the heated 1960 presidential race. >> we see sailboats a

that's what william loeb was paraphrasing about john kennedy but i didn't know that.as nine in 1960. front page, i write a headline, and i still have the job the next day, "muskie calls loeb liar." 84 point cap. big story, and sidebar, loeb says muskie is getting upset and he shouldn't be president. and that was the end of ed muskie. it was an editorial, the canuck one. but what muskie got upset about was this attack on his wife. it really wasn't much of an attack. i just read it again the other night. today, it would not rate running in the paper. it would be not even a paragraph. it was just a lady on the campaign bus. host: 1980, the iran hostage crisis. this was jimmy carter reelect challenge from kennedy on the democratic side. we had quite a group of candidates on the republican side in 1980. we have another video to watch, a famous one. let's watch. [video clip] >> i would like you to make an announcement. [indiscernible] [shouting] >> mr. green -- >> you asked me -- >> i am paying for this microphone. [cheering] host: on the republican side, we have ronald rea

it comes from a speech that john f. kennedy gave in 1958. in the speech he said we should not speak the republican answer, we should not seek the democratic answer, we should seek the right answer. he went on to say we should not seek to fix blame for the problems of the past. but we should own our responsibility for our future together as americans. and he gave the speech a few weeks after something called sputnik was launched. some of you remember or read about sputnik. it was the rocket that the soviet union launched into space. if you look at the history books, you realize the american people were utterly panicked by this event. they did not know what it meant, they thought it meant they lost their future. but great leaders like john kennedy said, no, our future is ours to build, but we have to build it together. i think we are in a similar moment. it's not one rocket into space, but it's all this change driven by technology and globalization. change that has been transformative and positive. this change been extraordinarily positive. bi

if you listen to that, that is what william loeb said about john kennedy in 1960. didn't know that. i was 9 in 1960. front page, i write a headline, and i still have the job the next day, "muskie calls loeb liar." 84 point cap. caps. big story, and sidebar, loeb says muskie is getting upset and he shouldn't be president. and that was the end of ed muskie. it was an editorial, the canuck one. but what muskie got upset about was this attack on his wife. it really wasn't much of an attack. i just read it again the other night. today, it would not rate running in the paper. it would be not even a paragraph. it was just a lady on the campaign bus. host: 1980, excuse me, the iran hostage crisis. this was jimmy carter reelect challenge from kennedy on the democratic side. we had quite a group of candidates on the republican side in 1980. we have another video to watch, from 1980, a famous one. let's watch. [video clip] asked me if i can make an announcement first. >> i would like you to make an announcement. [indiscernible] [shouting] >> mr. green -- >> you asked me. >> i

meanwhile, harding was setting records for adultery that would not be eclipsed until john kennedy came along. one day, a tour of the white house was being conducted and the visitors heard something that sounded like two people banging off the walls of a tiny janitor's closet next to the president's office. mops were sliding down the walls. buckets were tumbling over. a male voice joined a female voice in a chorus of lustful panting. usually, janitorial services do not inspire that degree of enthusiasm. [laughter] >> the tour guide asked his group to walk a little faster. they were happy to oblige. now, the most important event of 1920, in my opinion, was also the most important event of the 20th century, in my opinion. it took place in a small shack on a roof of a factory just outside pittsburgh, pennsylvania. in that shack, the american mass media, of which there is no force more influential, began. what radio station kdka did on the first tuesday night in november of 1920 was broadcast a news event live. never been done before. it was the harding-cox election returns. neither the cou

it was not until 1961, a few presidents later, when john kennedy became the first navy veteran, followed in quick succession by several others, as well. when you came through the parlors today, i hope you took a few minutes to see the items that we've collected for you in the small exhibit. if you didn't, i hope you'll go back and look at them as you depart. three sources, the gold-medal, the gold congressional medal that was presented to stephen decatur i the united states congress, is in the collection stewardur house that we here. actualve loaned us the original handwritten correspondence that you'll hear about today. in the hand of commodore barron and the hand of stephen decatur. there are four letters. the first is an introductory letter, commodore decatur to commodore barron. second is a letter from decatur laying out the terms of the duel, the logistics and weapons. the third is a letter from decatur to baron, saying i didn't challenge you to a duel. and the fourth is the actual challenge that comes from barron that resulted in that fateful day of march 22. also in the collection

. >> senate judiciary member john kennedy plans to treat both sides fairly during the trial unless these proceedings. >> i think the senate is going to have something to say about this. you don't have to be men's the material to see that nancy pelosi is swollen with partisan rage. and the whole process in the house was rigged. we are going to do it differently in the senate. we are going to treat both sides fairly. as i said the other day, when we are done, i don't want the american people to look at the senate's work and say we just got run over by the same truck twice, it was unfair in the house and unfair in the senate. i want people to walk away and say the senate was fair, did it right, gave equal time to both sides and we understand the allegations and the senate voted and that is what we are going to try to do. >> as it stands the trial is set to begin next tuesday. >> the trump administration abruptly canceled several classified briefings on embassy security and the crisis with iran as the iranian president is a stark warning to american and foreign troops in the middle east ov

kennedy: maybe he can be like mik john bolton. n the book comes out. i think maybe he's not as aggressive as he thanks because he knows i have great respect for him. thank you also might have a great night. topical storm is next. liberty biberty- cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ quitting smoking is freaking hard.st, like quitting every monday hard. quitting feels so big. so, try making it smaller. and you'll be surprised at how easily starting small... ...can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette (whistling) kennedy: twiddle users you fickle users continued to mock for having food in his teeth people need to tell nick that flossing is not just the name of a dance. it. [laughter] grab a toothpick because this is a topical storm. topic number one, we begin tonight on long island in new york or the cbd stores are making a big splash. oh no, well watching season might be over but you can s

start so kennedy came to the delta and just saw awful poverty she did not like kennedy's because john kennedy's judges went through the eastland committee he would not allow kennedy to appoint anybody that were mostly segregationist eisenhower appointed better judges and those that were done right or not kennedy so he had no use with kennedy but then bobby showed up and then married him several years later. [laughter] all the media and tv cameras and then picked up this baby child and said i did not want to hold him but she saw that the she had never seen in a hard and senator and then when he became that empathetic but those two things and then he became the bobby kennedy we all know. and that was before his assassination. but hugo black was the furthest. >> but gore went from and even career to doing the right thing probably lost the reelection because of the antiwar and because with pretty racist judges and then nixon went after and defeated him and hugo black with the kkk member and then the most important and then after that time ended up at his law firm. >> and in the chapter the value of

senate john kennedy will be joining us. is he open to witnesses? three other u.s. senators are.rick's take on the european reaction from iran and the plane crash and what we know and don't know. so many fast moving parts. see you live tomorrow 10 a.m. eastern. here's "the five." >> hello. i am jesse watters with emily, juan williams, martha, and greg. it's 5 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." >> ♪ >> president trump hitting back hard against democrats criticizing him for taking out iran's top general. liberals have been smearing the president claiming he was about to start world war iii and that the air strike was just a big distraction from impeachment. the president responding in a big way. take a look. >> the radical left democrats have expressed outrage over the termination. >> [crowd

that surprised a lot of the senators spirit john kennedy said, "it scared the be out of him."sn't been more senators. senator kennedy said he is learning a lot. that is why, you go to the senate chamber and you see a lot of the senators with stacks of paper and binders. two more days of the house managers. they probably get to the president's defense team on saturday. >> martha: fascinating. thank you very much. senator kennedy is coming up here. he can talk more about that. we will see you later. thank you very much. a handful of senators decide the fate of impeachment in the senate? when we come back. ♪ world, what do you see? we see patterns. relationships. when you use location technology, you can see where things happen, before they happen. with esri location technology, you can see what others can't. ♪ coyou fifteen percentico or more on car insurance? do woodchucks chuck wood? hey you dang woodchucks, quit chucking my wood! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. fthe prilosec otc two-weekymore. challenge is helping people love wh

at the university of washington are used to go to the library and listen to john kennedy speeches on my own time, to the point where i memorize them, not for credit but because i listen to them so often. i fell in love with language. the power of words. i thought kennedy's words were very powerful. i read biographies and autobiographies, people who had worked in various administration's and i thought one of that be great to work in a white house? to one.up making my way that internship at csi, i got some jobs in the think tank world. eventually i was hired as a speechwriter for william bennett, who was secretary for ronald reagan at the time. i was intimidated. i remember telling my colleagues at the ethics and public policy center that if i crash and burn will you take me back? i felt like i was dropped in the deep end. i did not know how to swim. it worked out. i developed a good relationship with bill. i then worked in the george h. w. bush administration as a speechwriter for bill when he was the so-called drug czar. then in the 1990's i was policy director at a think tank called

john kennedy, senator from louisiana always good for an awesome soundbite and from the great state of2020 campaign manager is going to be interesting to hear what he talks about when it comes to impeachment. you have something? rob: it looks old, you look old. >> it is not even 6:00. we have a riproaring crowd already. i'm hearing schmidt in the head. it is going to be a wild day. rob: we can't wait. we will see you later. so i know there's a big need for gas-x maximum strength. it works fast. relieving pressure, bloating, and discomfort before you know it. so no one needs to know you've got gas. gas-x so no one needs to know you've got gas. stay resthe new rx,the icon thatcrafted by lexus. lease the 2020 rx 350 for $419 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. and my lack of impulse control,, is about to become your problem. ahh no, come on. i saw you eating poop earlier. hey! my focus is on the road, and that's saving me cash with drivewise. who's the dummy now? whoof! whoof! so get allstate where good drivers save 40% for avoiding mayhem, like me. sorry! he's

but we defend ourselves against aggression among reaction tonight, louisiana republican senator john kennedyaying this. >> the ayatollah and iran understands the united states of america is serious as four heart attacks and a stroke. >> tonight president trump at the white house meeting with top security officials, all is well, missiles launched from iran and two military bases in iraq with casualties and damage taking place now. so far, so good. we have the most powerful equipped military anywhere in the world by far. and we will be making a statement tomorrow morning. and in other developments tonight iranian state tv reporting ukrainian passenger airliner with at least 180 people on board and has crashed outside of tehran. that happening after iran launched ballistic missiles. officials claiming it had mechanical problems but boeing 737, 800 went down in the midst of this international crisis. for what iran data, list her into benjamin hall who joins us live tonight from the middle east and amman, jordan. high matt, benjamin end. >> this is what we have been waiting for for five days ever

. >> that was like comparing it to john kennedy in berlin.member when he was there with his wife jackie. these were iconic moments. they're all caught in a whirlwind down there of sort of being hyperbolic. >> just a little bit. >> a little bit, yes. >> well, the president is known for a little bit of hyperbole, but i want you to listen to one of his loudest supporters in the house talk about the opposing party. >> they're in love with terrorists. they mourned soleimani more than they mourn our gold star families who are the ones who suffered under soleimani. that's a problem. >> so let me just say this, he's saying democrats are in love with terrorists, then what does that mean that doug collins is in love with a guy who insulted kahn's parents, lied about david johnson's widow, attacked congress won dingell and her husband, john dingell might be in hell and belittled john mccain because he was a prison of war. >> they all have to knock it off. name calling does matter. when i read what this congressman from georgia said this morning, i said

. >> when john kennedy wrote profiles in courage or ted sorensen helped ted kennedy write a book, he chose eight senators. we actually don't have a lot of profiles of courage in the history of the senate. tonight was an opportunity to add another one. and maybe we'll see some courage tomorrow. there's no -- you know, when you think beyond tomorrow as a politician, particularly one who is retiring, saying the right thing for the country will get you eternal thanks. doing what senator lamar alexander did today might give him thanks tomorrow, but he will be forgotten or remembered for all the wrong reasons because of what he did. >> appreciate it. thank you for being here. we'll be right back. more ahead. robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood.