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after present case ssa tells congress and the world, let us continue john kennedy's policy on civil rights for he's trying to turn the page and trying to went over black constituents from the very beginning. there is this nagging concern this thing he cannot shake from black voters that he is conniving and he's truly only doing this because he has to and he is desperately trying to win their votes. not because this is something innate in him but this is something he truly cares about. for black observers of the newly sworn in president, lyndon johnson is an opportunist who is desperate to win election. so over the course of lyndon johnson's administration he's trying to use a lot of the same techniques john kennedy has used symbolic acts like hiring people, appointments,

something african-americans watched with great concern while he was senate minority leader so when john kennedy selected johnson as his running mate there was an outcry from african-american delegates to an extent where the kennedy campaign had to put nrgt a special breakfast in order to try win over the black delegates that were there, to assure them even though linden johnson had been a person of concern in terms of his advocacy of civil rights, he would come along with the platform of the party. and so that concern was there in 1960, and it didn't go away over the course of johnson's time as vice president. even though he was playing a role in the kennedy administration as head of the president's equal employment opportunity committee, which was looking for ways and working with african-american constituents to ensure the employment sectors was as desegregated as possible, only the people who were kind of in the room with johnson were won over and could see he was making a concerted effort. meanwhile the populace really didn't know linden johnson was making these efforts. the concern black v

they should essentially say they believed lyndon johnson was involved in john kennedy's death. so this is the state of things when lyndon johnson becomes president. now, he does everything that he can in order to try to reassure black voters. e realizes that he needs to win them over because from the very beginning, lyndon johnson is well aware that the election is coming up one year from the moment, just under one year from the moment he's sworn in as president. so he's looking to build coalitions and to reassure liberals and african american voters. so he calls people like martin luther king, the southern christian leadership council, conference. he roy wilkins of the naacp to try to reassure folks. and he goes to congress five days after president kennedy's death and he tells congress and the nation and the world that let us continue john kennedy's policies on civil rights. so he's trying to turn a page and trying to win over black constituents from the very beginning. but there is this nagging concern, this thing that he just can't shake from black voters that he is connivi

specifically the presidencies of john kennedy and lyndon johnson.rivilege i would like to swipe joanne's formulation of how she wanted to talk about presidential hatred that's a really terrific way of narrowing our focus, just to note all of these presidents have their haters. they come in different flavors. one of the things i wanted to do with my session today was to talk a little bit about the way lyndon johnson was hated in particular by african-american voters. and to really focus in on that. even though there will be lots of parallels and reasons why other constituencies hated lyndon johnson. but it wanted to do this by just starting with the obvious points of how lyndon johnson came to be president. of course he became president he's one of the accidental presidents. he emerged and ascended into the presidency with the assassination of his predecessor john kennedy. for african-americans in particular that way that lyndon johnson emerges as president is particularly problematic. it spanned a certain long-standing concerns that the african-amer

one point, many of them believe the fact john kennedy was killed in texas was not a coincidence, in the and the african americans blame lyndon johnson and founded theories as to why lyndon johnson was likely involved in president kennedy's assassination, he appeared to have the most gain. letters came into mrs. kennedy, stolen letters that would make this point. black letter writers, and telegram centers would say they believe lyndon johnson was involved and jon kennedy's death. this is the state of things when lyndon johnson becomes president. he does everything he can in order to try to reassure black voters. he realizes, he needs to win them over, because from the beginning, lyndon johnson is well aware the election is coming up one year from the sworn in as president. he is looking to build a coalition to reassure liberals and african american voters. he calls people like martin with the king, southern christian leadership council, he has called -- the naacp to try to reassure these folks, and go to congress five days after president kennedy's death, and he tells congress and the na

an example of a president has ranking has gone down over time would be john kennedy. when john kennedy died he was extremely popular pretty died under tragic circumstances in the first appraisal of his presidency that were written written people like ted sorensen, people who had worked held him an extremely high regard pit and did not criticize anything that he had done. over time we learned new things about kennedy that has affected our opinion of him. we have learned about his chronicle womanizing, womanizing that jeopardizes personal security as he was involved in prostitutes and other staff procured for him. womanizing jeopardizes independence, his affair of the girlfriend of chicago mob boss. womanizing we would consider to be sexual harassment be involved with white house secretaries and other employees within the government. we have learned he has some responsibility of the united states involvement in vietnam, foreign policy certainly was not in america's national interest rate we learned a lot of the frontier it was more for show than anyone else. he did not

as also our own value change for an example of the present is ranking had gone down over time, john kennedy, when he died, is extremely popular, he died in a tragic circumstances and the first appraisals of his presidencies that were written for written by people, people embarked in kennedy's presidency and held them in extremely high regard and then criticize nearly anything that he had done. but over time he learned new things about kennedy that had affected our opinion of him. we have learned about his chronic womanizing could jeopardize his personal security as he was involved in processes and other women and women nice and jeopardizing his independence and is fair with the girlfriend of chicago mob and womanizing that today will consider these to be sexual harassment and being involved in white house secretaries and other employees in the government we have learned that he has responsibilities at least in the united states involvement in vietnam of foreign policy and certainly within america's national interest and we have learned that a lot of the new frontier was more for show than a

many black reporters and observers and leather riders indignant that -- many of them believe that john kennedy being killed in texas was not a coincidence. african americans blamed lyndon johnson and had theories as to why lyndon johnson was likely involved in president kennedy's assassination. them and letters came into them -- black letter writers. -- the election is coming up one year -- from the moment he is sworn in as president. looking to build coalitions and reassure liberals and the southern christian leadership conference is called, but beyond that the urban league -- on civil rights. so he's trying to turn the page and trying to win over black constituents from the beginning. but there is this nagging concern him. so over the course of the next administration, he's trying to use a lot of the same techniques. that he has used, symbolic acts like hiring people, appointments. lyndon johnson really fell victim to, number one, he is someone who many observers believe -- and this is something that is already happening in canada's administration. the movement itself is changing quite a bit

he's a john f. kennedy democrat. he does have some sanity in him. much of what he says, though he is accused of all kinds of things, there used to be a lot of democrats like him. they were pretty much in line with republicans on a lot of matters. you look back on 1960, john kennedy and richard nixon were pretty much in line. they disagreed at the fringes. john kennedy was pro-business. he was pro strong american defense. i doubt -- that's what democrats used to be. if you're looking at joe manchin, you were looking back in time. the other thing i have to say, i think the big problem is it's everything. somebody made a comment earlier about all of these issues, social issues that all deserve attention and they all deserve consideration and debate. when you put them all in one bill, with the thin margin the democrats have, do they really think they've got a mandate on this? they've got a three seat majority in the house. they don't have any majority in the senate. the last thing if i could say, you've given me a lot of time. the only way out of this a

we'll bring in senator john kennedy, get his thoughts there. is following the minute-to-minute changes in this on capitol hill. what is the biggest headline on this right now, chad, in this development? >> mitch mcconnell basically is offering a short term extension of the debt ceiling through december. the other offer would be to allow an expedited process for democrats to raise the process through reconciliation, the filibuster-proof process that you can use if you don't have 60 votes. macy hirono from hawaii had an immediate reaction. she called it b.s. the other thing that we've been hearing about and this would be an advantage to both sides frankly, if you set a concrete dollar figure that you were going to raise the debt ceiling, raise it to 30 trillion or 31 trillion, that would buy more time for treasury. the department of treasury could start to go back in and recalibrate and say we're going to make these payments right away and use what we call on capitol hill extraordinary measures. that would get you in to march or maybe even april

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for john kennedy, it was a huge issue.his campaign, he had to reassure americans he would be the leader of the free world and not take orders from the pope. tom: kailey leinz is going, that is not. -- nuts. michael: but there is not a dispute in the catholic church because of joe biden's openness to pro-life -- or the pro-abortion movements, whether or not he should receive communion. but that is an issue for the catholic church and is not something that resonates with voters. interesting thing about john kennedy, when he went to rome, they had a brand-new pope. and the big question for the media was, does he kneel and kiss the ring of the pope, as catholics are supposed to do. and he did not. tom: and the jfk scar outside of the palazzo there now. we are so distant from that. now we will migrate to economic data, coming up here with michael mckee. important, ever made more important by the 2% gdp. 4.2% statistic for morgan stanley for the quarter that we are in now. we will get smarter with michelle meyer from bank of ame

here for reaction, louisiana senator john kennedy. great to have you back, sir.is and then talk about the billions, they want to add new agents and they say it is all about compliance. do you believe that is what it's all about? >> no. president biden has two bills he's pushing for the fake infrastructure bill which he will spend $400 billion that we don't have and the bill to which you refer, the spending reconciliation bill, which by the way, president biden says is free. i would remind you that mice die in mousetraps because they think the cheese is free. this bill is not free, it will cost everybody. the bill will have $4 trillion with of new spending, $4 trillion worth of new taxes, $2 trillion worth of new data and it includes the provision to which you were referring. it would require our banks to report the daily transactions to the irs of everyone's checking account. if you have a job in america you are going to have your daily transaction, hourly transactions reported to the irs. as one of my colleagues says, whether you buy a couch or a cow, the irs is

the italians loved john kennedy while conservatives back home wondered if he would bow to religious traditionpontiff's ring. kennedy shook hands, and the potential clash vanished. u.s. presidents have been meeting popes for just over a century. each encounter closely watched for friendship and friction. when lyndon johnson and richard nixon discussed the vietnam war in separate meetings with pope paul, the conversations operatoredly grew heated. john paul ii was the first pontiff to visit the white house, wfr he and jimmy carter, a devout protestant, found common ground. >> we share a belief that the church must in no way be confused with the political community nor bound to any political system. >> reporter: ronald reagan talked about arms control and summoned vigorous praise for the pontiff. >> in your travels you've inspired millions, people of all races and all faiths. >> reporter: george w. bush did the same. >> his holiness, pope john paul ii, has championed the cause of the poor. >> reporter: only to be criticized for looking too casual when he met john paul's successor, pope benedict.

listen to senator john kennedy here. watch this. >> mr.t got to try harder not to suck. and the best way to do that in my opinion is stop worrying so much about the wokers. you're never going to make them happy. they hyperventilate on their yoga mats at the slightest provocation. you're never going to make them happy. stop worrying about the wokers and story worrying about america's workers. and i'm talking about the people who get up every day, go to work, obey the law and pay their taxes and try to do the right thing by their kids. they made america great. ordinary people doing extraordinary thing. and we're not going to get this country back on track. and the president's not going to be more popular with the american people until he stops worrying about wokers and starts worrying about workers. elizabeth: senator kennedy is like a meme, a meme machine, right? i mean wokers, versus workers, pretty funny. the poll numbers show double-digit drop in democrat approval rating for the president. 28% of swing voters, independents approve of him

john kennedy in "focus" now. republican senator from louisiana and member of the senate judiciary committee. good to see you today. first of all, how bad is it? is it being overblown, the infighting that's going on down chamber? >> well, here is what i've observed. the democrats are pretty much in total disarray. president biden is sort of like kevin bacon at the end of "animal house" when people are stampeding him and he is saying calm down, be calm, everything is under control. they say they have a framework. now to me a framework is when your car has two wheels down, axle dragging and you are in the ditch and don't have any help and you tell your spouse honey, i have a framework to get us out of this ditch. and i think that's where we are based on the little i've seen of the framework, i just love that term. framework. i have a framework to be a billionaire someday, you know? i think people who are successful financially should be applauded, not criticized in america but i love the term framework. i've seen a

i'd be sick about john kennedy. they will be with you. that's good because then x oh somebody just sort of talking them out can cause what can be. so next that will work in the, in the top, you know who the, i know we have them because i didn't know that if we look with my manager just a little i love you. i'm with us. i know the, she got a jose i, when i came here 9 years ago and 2003, i was very surprised that moral can people who know me. they see my films. i went to the souk, to bizarre, to buy some clothes, and all the people to take my name and take the name of my phone's 8 was sir, very surprising for me. but i very happy to be here because i've, there's a lot of love and affection in respect with the moroccan people to india, to indian films, to indian firm stars. and i'm very obliged to them for giving me this affection. and i can help you figure hindu to accompanying the emily country. i'm out of yearly. it's kind of when will i from santa web, from the san we're not you didn't come cinema atlas la paul or more, dea resort nicho

i became a democrat after john f. kennedy catalyzing hero, as he was for so many of my generation. the democratic party over the years changed and got to be less inclusive and more demanding of 100% loyalty. of course, i ran straight into that when i differed with a majority of members of the democratic party about whether we should defund basically the american military in iraq after things went bad in 2003, 2004, etc. the primary in 2006, i lost, and it was painful, but i had the right to run as an independent. i ran as an independent and in connecticut, i won. that was one of the most satisfying moments of my career. but i never left democratic party. i still work within it because i think america needs two parties that are open and reflect the widest array of opinions and are willing to negotiate. there are democrats in congress today who clearly are trying to do it now, and the infrastructure bill. host: one thing you point out in your book, you write "the problem now is that centrists in both parties may have trouble ge

afternoons or sunday mornings some weeks as the president attends mass at holy trinity church, where john kennedy worshipped when he was president. mr. biden usually slides into a pew in the back until it's time to receive communion. some catholics ask, should he, let's asked the reverend gerald murray, pastor of the church of the holy family in new york over near the united nations building. father, welcome. we appreciate your time, like we thank your holland as a devout catholic, mr. biden. this challenge to reconcile his faith with laws which any president pledges to uphold with abortion legal. some ask if our leaders, however torn they are personally, are entitled to the eucharist. now strictly speaking, the issue has been addressed way above our pay grade with pope francis urging compassion and tenderness and for not come them. nation of politicians who support abortion rights. and the pope warned that the cleric shouldn't let their politics enter into questions about receiving communion. be pastors, francis says, and do not go condemning, condemning. and just this past june, the us conferen

but i've been, john kennedy says that glasgow is the last best for humanity, was concentrating the best. what is it, professor on? i'm no fan of large scale nuclear, but i wonder where the, the small module a nuclear reactors will end up coming favorable in certain places. if it won't be another dream like the fall may act like, well, usually like the rest of it. i don't think that's quite like that because we do have small reactors in nuclear submarines. the technology that small scale exists and is functioning and has been as become reliable and established. if it can become something that you and i would be happy, at least not too unhappy to have somebody near us knowing that it's safe. maybe that is the way to deal with this some last ha, you spoke about repealing the planet? less interesting concept, little the pilot, we've broken it, those type of fix it. what do you mean by that? well, we've got to stop bending fossil fuels and we've got to get come dioxide and methane out of the atmosphere, which is does the very important. but we're probably not going to get those things done i

joining us now with more louisiana senator john kennedy. all of these problems we are discussing here are preventible. they are all about to get worse. if we fire the healthcare workers and the cops and the firemen and our military, i hate to think what that knack impact will be on the economy -- >> this is more about treadmills. if you have a pulse and a desire for a better life, you know that president biden is in trouble. therefore, america is in trouble. the debackal in afghanistan enboldened russia and iran. open borders and crime. a justice department that thinks parents are dangerous domestic terrorists and a treasury department that wants access to the checking account of every american who has a job. no wonder the american people are so angry. so many americans think this administration doesn't care about them or their future. i say this with respect. with all the respect i can muster. my advice to the president is this. mr. president, you have to try harder not to suck. the best way to do that in my opinion is stop worrying so muc

john. >> kennedy: gave tack taco. ork here and we're big fans. >> dana: are you making tacos tonight? >> kennedy: i usually like to make them on taco tuesday. >> dana: two days in a row who wouldn't want that indeed? you all thought that the goat was in inning last night. turns out all the gots were in atlanta. kroger, the grocery store, they hired all these goats to come to eat weeds at the supermarket but they got away. they were like running all over atlanta and they were very hard to corral. they grades their way through the city and had a great time. those are the real goats. harold? >> harold: that's a great picture but the real goat was in boston last night. the firefighters and first responders have so much pressure on them to not only do the right thing and keep us safe and put fires out, but the firefighter billings, montana an accident was being cleared decided to treated a little girl on the side. ryan benson the firefighter. the billings firefighters put up t. up on instagram account and it went viral. the

the later president is john f. kennedy. in 1963 assume sizing up his potential rivals the potential republican nominees for president in 1964 he talked about barry goldwater's name was being mentioned significantly. he talked about nelson rockefeller. he thought about rockefeller and he could not really understand what rockefeller was doing. about a year earlier rockefeller had left his wife tamir a yet much younger woman. i woman it was said in the press she stole from her husband. he had seemingly sacrificed everything for the woman he loved. because of the scandal that ensued because he was marrying the woman he loved. thinking about this and declared no man would ever love love more than politics. i think john tyler probably would have understood exactly the sediment john f. kennedy mentioned at that time. i appreciate your attention today. if you have not bought my book , this is the title of the book, this is the cover of the book. and before i go i just wanted to make sure i give you an indication of coming attractio

also, "fox news primetime" tonight, i'm hosting with senator john kennedy who has got away with wordso roll your tongue like that but i did it, 7:00. >> greg: that is a damn good show. ed >> jesse: is that your kennedy impression? >> greg: yes, it was. >> dana: how about this, dana's crazy picks. you have girls, it's hard to do a perfect ponytail sometimes. watch this dad, he has figured out the way. watch this, let's watch it again. gathered up the hair with the vacuum, he just takes the little thing and there you go. >> jesse: that is like one of those "don't try this at home." >> dana: i'm giving you a 9. >> greg: you totally undermined that, boys can have ponytails too. >> dana: okay, performative outrage mob. >> greg: led to do this. everybody loves a slide but i hate outdoor slides. i always wanted to have an indoor slide in my own room, like this fellow, he has an indoor slide, that's how he gets up and down. that is a little french bulldog. i think he might have broken his leg or something, that is why he does it. this isn't due to sheer laziness but it's got to be fun. i'm go

>> tucker: that was senator john kennedy from louisiana. he was at that hearing.joins us tonight. senator, thanks so much for coming on. so first to the suggestion that we tax the increase in value in assets that we think we own. literally average people, this means real estate. so, what would that mean for people who make $300,000 a year, but whose house has doubled in value. that's a lot of people. where would they be if this became law? >> tucker, it's really pretty extraordinary. for the first time in the history of ever, president biden and secretary yellen want to tax unrealized gains on inherited property. let me explain what that means. suppose you have a young widow with three children, she never remarries. she goes and buys $150,000 home to raise her kids. and she raises her kids in the home. she's not rich. she works. but her main asset, her only asset is her home. 50 years later, she dies. as a result of inflation and appreciation over 50 years, her $150,000 home is now worth $1.75 million. she leaves her home to her kids. under current law, her kids w

[laughter] david: when are we going to have john kennedy and chuck grassley with their own televisionead story this hour, backlash over the irs tracking your cash. as you just heard, democrat lawmakers proposing to lift the irs' monitoring threshold to $10,000 a year from $600 following republican outrage are. the state of florida says the sunshine state will not comply with all this. i'm going to talking to florida's chief financial officer in just a moment. but first if, gerri willis is with me to break it all down for you. they claim that remember bind said he wasn't going to hit anybody over $under 500,000 a year? this hits the middle class. >> absolutely. solidly in the jaw, there is no doubt about it. we have numbers from the joint committee on taxation showing about half of the money would come from people who are earning $50,000 or less. here's how it would work. so we changed the threshold, right, from $600 to $10,000, but that's going to hit middle class folks. i want you the hear what pat toomey, the senator, had to say. >> almost every single american. not just average ame

john kennedy of louisiana. i was surprised. i thought once the school board association disavowed the letter the attorney general would take the opportunity just to withdraw his guidance to the f.b.i. but that apparently is not going to happen. i expect it will be something you ask about today. >> you make a valid point, dana. but merrick garland is the vessel here. the prophet is president biden and the white house. merrick garland won't back off until the white house tells him to back off. it was all instigated by the white house. but you don't have to be a latin scholar to figure out what this is all really about. it's about parental love. my late father used to tell me when i was a kid he said you'll never know love until you have a child and he was right. and most parents want what's best for their children. they don't want their children to grow up to hate. they don't want their children to grow up to be racist. and that's what critical race theory teaches. should our kids learn about slavery and jim crow in school? yes.

listen to john kennedy they want to tax the unrealized gain saying when you inherit your parents houseeven if you don't sell it you will have a tax bill. >> this is going to affect millions and millions of middle-class americans, it's going to the mall the real estate market in the market for other long-term assets. and i guess the moral of the story this is what happens, this is what happens when you have a president and the treasury secretary. who are on a mission from god to please pink haired walkers that carry around the blog backs. this is what happens when you have a president and the secretary who attacks spend and regulate socialist. elizabeth: i wonder how long kale will last in zip lock bags. >> i don't eat kale but i'll tell you this my friend alexandria ocasio-cortez who is educated economics and public education is there a under economic advisor. these folks have never heard the gun go off you have a president that is not with it cognitively and were reaping the benefit of all of that and that's what's happening. until we ride this course and get control the economic cond

. >> harris: senator john kennedy there among many republicans who are saying our privacy is under attackey say democrats scaled back version of their original i.r.s. proposal to snoop on bank accounts is meaningless. democrats raised the threshold from $600 to $10,000 for banks to monitor our every transaction. elizabeth warren, one of the plan's earliest backers is taking on the critics. >> i'm curious what your response is to republicans changing it from $600 to $10,000 really doesn't change who is going to be impacted. can you just give me your quick responses to your? >> they're wrong. of course it changes. the whole point here is to catch tax cheats, high net worth tax cheats. >> harris: congressional correspondent aishah hosni with more details. >> republicans are saying look, you can change the number all day long but what doesn't change is the privacy concern, your privacy. originally we know that democrats wanted to strengthen and embolden the i.r.s. for the build back better plan. after pushback from banks and republicans and democrats raised the threshold of monitoring from $6

carley: top progressives rejected by voters in the 2020 election but senator john kennedy calling out biden for still pushing the far left wishlist. >> senator sanders, senator bernie sanders tested negative for president. the american people didn't elect him. they elected joe biden joe biden basically said i will govern from the middle. i will be the second coming of barack obama. may be a little left of middle. instead he has been the second cousin of bernie sanders and his and tire administration is owned, lock, stock, and barrel by the wokeers. >> biden hopes to reach a spending deal with $1.9 trillion after originally pushing for twice that amount. steve: vice president harris will join terry mcauliffe on the campaign trail as the race appears to be a dead heat. jackie ibanez joins us as democrats rambled to convince voters the gop candidate glenn youngkin is more dangerous than they anticipated. good morning. >> with less than two weeks ago polls show an incredibly tight race in virginia's cabinet or election. the gubernatorial race looking like it is going to come down to the w

let's watch senator john kennedy on this. >> the american people are looking at this with their mouthsgoing, my god, these people do not trust me to make decisions for myself. they think, they really think, biden and the woke left, they think that america can't survive unless president biden and the woke left make every single decision for americans about how to run their lives. that is what this bill is about. it is going to extend the federal government into every corner of every american's life and that's why the president's poll numbers are dropping in my opinion. elizabeth: numerous polls show half the country disapproves of the president. quinnepiac, bunch of them, what do you say to that, liz? what do you think? >> look quinnepiac 38% approval. that is shockingly low. a little bit lower than most of the other polls but the real damage has been done is on the character issues. we see poll after poll now saying they don't think biden is honest. when he goes around the country and claims a 3 1/2 trillion dollar spending program has zero costs, guess what? people don't believe him a