african americans watched with great concern while he was senate majority leader so that when john kennedy selected johnson as his running mate there was an outcry from the african american delegates to the extent where the kennedy campaign had to put on a special breakfast to win over the black candidates there who were to assure them even though lyndon johnson had been a concern that 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 equal employment opportunity committee, which was looking for ways and working with african american constituents to ensure that the government employment sectors was desegregated as possible. only those people who were kind of in the room with johnson were won over and could see that he was making a concerted effort. meanwhile, the populous really didn't know that lyndon johnson was making these efforts. so that over the course of the administration, the co

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

when john kennedy ran for president, it was a very democratic state. now it is a republican state.ged? west virginia or the country? sen. manchin: i couldn't believe -- i was very blessed with having good support from republicans, democrats, independents. i never got the far right or far left. i can understand that. we never ran our country or our states or politics from the far left or far right. i gave a speech one day the , first time we came back off covid to bethany college. their graduation, a beautiful little college in northern west virginia. i walked on the stage. they gave me a speech. i have good people who work with me. what do i say? you have been cloistered in for one year. and i had nothing on paper or nothing in my mind i was going to say as i walked to the podium. i'm thinking, man i don't know , what to say. i walked up and i apologized. i am sorry. i've been radicalized. they looked at me and i don't know how that came out that way. i said, i have been radicalized. i said, your grandparents have been radicalized. our generation was radicalized because we don't un

maria: louisiana senator john kennedy brings heat while questioning joe biden's communist nominees.e a takes us could be to the wire as joe biden and democrats look to put their the massive spending and tax plan on front of the stage with just a few days left in the legislative calendar. and then moral courage and american pride, e necessary freedom on why he won't back down from communist china and will stand tall for america all coming up right here, right now onn "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: and first this morning, more confusion and arrogance at the whitete house. >> i've seen -- [laughter] more ofr] dr. paw chi than i have -- fauci, than i have my wife. we kid each other. who's president? fauci. but all kidding aside, i sincerely mean it. maria: who is president? joe biden joking this week that dr. anthony fauci is the real president as the commander in chief's poll numbers plummet to new lows and florida and, show the lowest number of covid infections and some of the highest investment dollars anywhere. joining me right now is the governor of great state of texas, greg

and this is why i'm here today, senator. >> seth: that's louisiana senator john kennedy, who went toused to be a democrat but has since adopted the voice and mannerisms of a slow-talking, suspender-wearing alligator from a disney movie who threatens to drain the bayou and replace it with a shopping mall "well, well, well, what have we got here this swamp would make a mighty fine chick-fil-a, if i do say so myself!" [ laughter ] also, you know you've taken a real villain turn when someone gasps off camera and reacts to your line of questioning the way soap opera characters react when an evil twin shows up. [ laughter ] "oh, my goodness, it's the evil john kennedy." [ lightning strike ] [ light laughter ] worst part of my day today wally -- old, cue card wally, goes, "hey, you gonna be okay remembering 'the evil john kennedy' or do you need a second set of cards over the other camera?" [ laughter ] i'm fine, bro. crushed it >> yeah, you did you did. [ laughter ] and by the way, a fellow senator, democrat tina smith of minnesota, confirmed that it was her who said, "oh my goodness" off

. >> senator john kennedy says crime won't down into the left abandons it soft on crime policies. >> the president can start, many members of congress already have, by talking straight up to the american people and say stop disrespecting the police and then say stop defunding the police. the truth is most cops will leave you alone unless you to illegal stuff. so don't do illegal stuff. but what you allow will continue if you don't arrest criminals, if you don't prosecute criminals, if you don't incarcerate criminals when they deserve it, crime is going to go up. >> is wild to me, think about what john kennedy just said. if you said that 5 or 10 years ago you would be like why are you saying this? is the way society works, stuff you learn when you are 5 years old but look at the world we are in 2021, the images you see on your screen, all the result of these liberal policies we see in these liberal cities from bail reform to defund the police, you name it we have it now and as a result we have to say things like if you don't incarcerate criminals crime is going to go up as john kenned

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in 1962 when there were missiles in cuba john kennedy said let's stand up to the russians.ell them to get them out. most americans supported him. that happened. that would not happen today because we are living in a time of lies and conspiracy theories. barack obama was supposedly born in kenya or saddam hussein was behind 9/11 or joe biden supposedly stole the election from donald trump. how many republicans believe that? according to one poll 66%. that is something we haven't seen before. what i love about your whole discussion, this whole hour, all of our friends, i agree with all of them which is if we don't stand up for voting rights in 2022 it is game over. the center piece of this democracy is a system of voting that allows us to elect people to offices specially presidents and take them out when they lose. if you have people refusing to certify someone who has won in a full and fair election, it is going to remind me of mussolini in 1934. muse -- he had established a one party system. 1934 elections, mussolini's party won by 99.84%. is that what we want? what i woul

for instance, would john kennedy, had he lived, gotten out of vietnam? '65, there was an attack on the marines. kennedy would have had 14 months to try to figure out some way to de-escalate vietnam, which he was very much inclined to do, i believe. so your point is very well-taken. you can play everyone out. would hillary clinton have gotten into politics, is a good example. would john mccain -- by the way, al gore could not have run in 2004. >> there might have been a constitutional question about that. i'm up against a hard break. as a former network guy, you get this. it's a pleasure to partner with you on this, jeff greenfield. catch more of jeff and i's conversation about some of these what-it's on the chuck todd cast. that does it for me. msnbc's coverage continues with katy tur and current history being made right now. >>> we'll forgive you for that, chuck. good to be with you, i'm katy tur. the jury has reached a decision in the trial of kim potter, the former minneapolis police officer on trial for manslaughter. you'll recall potter shot and kil

senator john kennedy from the great state of louisiana and a fabulous writer. good to talk to you, thank you. >> thank you, john. >> john: center, he does have some great lines. >> sandra: and i was taking notes. 50% chance of a shutdown or higher that could last a few days. cut the sound bite there. jim jordan will be coming up at the top the next hour talking about the 31 your height that we are seeing in inflation as it ie hockey puck. will get his take on that. meanwhile, were watching this. evolving story out of the united nations headquarters in midtown manhattan. the mid-to nypd swarming the building accusing a man patient stomach pacing the entrance of the building with a shotgun. the police remain in a standoff, we are told come up with the man along first avenue. which we know? >> i'm on 42nd and second avenue. down the block behind me is where that stand-ups ongoing. it started at 1045 when a u.n. staffer alerted the u.n. safety and security detail that there was a man with a shotgun outside of the building. the nypd responded to that and since then,

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author of numerous books in his most recent new york times bestseller, is american moonshine, john f. kennedy in the great space race. just before we begin i ask you please turn off your cell phones and other electronic devices and remember to keep your mask on. please note with the exception of her house photographer, we are not permitting photography this morning afraid and please join me in welcoming our guests. thank you. [applause] >> good morning, welcome bob fast, robert caro and as the added attraction, bob woodward and what an honor it is to spend some one-on-one time with you. new york historical society and will then going to open it up for questions and some were putting up cards out for about a 40 minute conversation and with trent his book, just number one in the charts, he done incredibly well and so much news going on. i would be remiss to buy did not ask him the burning question of the moment braided right out of the gate and that is when did you first know robert caro. [laughter] >> i think about 25 years ago. he was in new york with his wife and we invited them over for din

film, i don't know if they made a judgment or not because it's so gory, but in the film, you see john f. kennedycond. it appears from john f. kennedy is shot in the throat from the front. now the people say well how could he be shot from the front when lee harvey oswald was in the texas book depos tore behind him with the sniper wiper. how does he go like this when hit and his head appears to go back? i thought it indicated to me there was a second shooter on the grassy knoll in daily plaza and the front shooter shot him and lee harvey oswald shot him from the back. as it turns out the forensic people -- >> bill: you think oswald acted alone but you still believe it is possible the soviet union put him up to it. >> put him up to it may be a little strong. certainly cheered him on or were cognizant that he was going to do something. >> dana: did not discourage him. >> certainly did not discourage him. no record of that. >> dana: we are fortunate you have to as part of our fox family for all these years. amazing experiences and we appreciate it and see you tonight on "the five". >> delighted. >> b

senator john kennedy we trust you to do it and you did. thank you so much.reciate it also here tonight brit hume fox news senior political analyst. brit, thanks for being here. over archingly as you look at the moment we live in. the way omicron is being characterized the political implication and health implications where are we and where do you think we go in light hough holds control of the country right now. >> i'm tempted to say here we go again because we made a great many mistakes in the original handling of this virus and impose measures that had such devastating side effects that they did great harm to the country without actually succeeding and shutting down the virus. so let us all hope that we're not going to go there again. the early signs from the biden white house are that they don't want to do any shut downs. but, i think they will be -- there will be people agitating for more shut downs, particularly in the school for randi weingarten and american federation of teachers who seem very much opposed to reopening the schools for all she claims t

the qanon crowd that gathered in texas expecting the return of john kennedy and john kennedy jr. >> ag if you think that you understand something and you have insight into something that nobody else understands. >> most popular baby names. olivia and liam. >> i'm sure olivia is after olivia de havilland. as far as liam goes, i guess liam neeson. i guess people forget how bad fan ton menace was. >> merriam-webster's word of the year is vaccine. our number of the year is 332 million. that's how about the u.s. population, and it's growing with a death every 11 seconds but a birth every 9 seconds. the worst eight, the eight hours an average american kid now spends in front of a screen each day. that's double what it was before the pandemic. and worst number for many americans trying to stay fit -- 39. that's the percentage who gained weight amid all the covid limitations and irritations too. >> angry, frustrated, stuck in the house, mad, disgruntled. can't find joy. it was a lot. and then all these crazy karens coming out. >> the worst and best thing to combat all of that this year -- tik

. >> worst club meeting, the qanon crowd that expected the return of john kennedy and john kennedy jrs a great feeling if you think you have knowledge or insight into something nobody else understands. >> most popular baby names, olivia and liam. >> as far as liam goes, i guess liam neeson. >>> mermerriam webster's word o the year, vaccine. the worst eight, the eight hours american kids spend in front of a screen each day. that's double what it was before the pandemic. and worst number for many americans trying to stay fit -- 39. that's the percentage who gained weight among all the covid limitations and irritations, too. >> angry, frustrated, stuck in the house, mad, disgruntled, can't find joy. it was a lot. and then all these crazy parents coming out. >> reporter: the worst and best thing to combat all of that this year, tiktok. >> people have created entire new careers off of tiktok and i am here for it. >> and the best worst parking job of the whole year, that ship that got stuck in the suez canal backing global trading. >> everyone jumped up with a suggestion like have you tried

and john f. kennedy had a press conference and said we are looking at mrs. carson's research and kennedy created a science council and found out that he gave a lot of these insecticides and pesticides that were developed and multiplied during world war ii -- they were certainly, wildlife fish and wildlife service of the u.s. was saying that they were certainly hazards. -- >> so who was the catalyst, though, for this environmental -- ? was it rachael carson? >> carson's big. but before that, from 1945 to 1962, her book, the anti nuclear testing movement grew in the united states. there was concern after john hershey wrote his book on hiroshima, where he is talking about peoples skin melting and the horrors of it. i remember john hershey is the one who may john f. kennedy the big hero in that essay. and kennedy was against testing, we met douglas was against, at norman cousins was against it. and then again that no one talks about anymore. but he won two mel two nobel prizes. albert schweit sir from africa -- he started announcing this and the willy-nilly use

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john f. kennedy and the great space race. before we begin, i ask that you please turn off your cell phones and other electronic devices and remember to keep your mask on. please note that with the exception of our house photographer, we're not permitting photography this morning. please join me in welcoming our guests. >> good morning. welcome to bob fest. bob caro and bob woodward. what an honor to get to spend some one-on-one time the you at new york historical society. we're going to open it up to questions that are being put on cards after about a 40-minute conversation. with bob woodward's book just number one in the charts doing so incredibly well and so much news going on, i would be remiss if i didn't ask him the burning question of the moment right out of the the gate and that's when did you first meet bob caro? >> i think about 25 years ago i was in new york and we invited him for dinner. we talked about history and how do you find it? how do you verify it? both my wife and i, elsa, learned

ben carson, and senator john kennedy, all live sunday morning on fox news at 10:00.ek day from 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. eastern for mornings with maria right here on fox business. we hope you will start your week days with us. that will do it for us for this weekend. thank you very much for being with me. have a great rest of your weekend. i will see you again next time. >>> this week on the "wall street journal" at large, the omicron variant, yes, it sounds like the title of a science fiction movie or stephen king novel, and to witness the reaction of our political leaders this week, you would think it was indeed some alien germ that had been put at the tip of a meteor headed for earth. our politicians

with maga hats on here is because they say president john f. kennedy is coming back from the dead and so is his son john f. kennedy jr. i'll show you a video here shot by an online reporter who goes by the name hot tub twin on twitter. she has been covering these folks and their doings in dallah as concern grows that this mass -- this trump supporter mass delusion might be turning into something that seems more dangerous than it does just hi wacky. dangerous potentially, of course, to the people involved. >> you know jack? >> no. >> you remember jack? he's our president. and jfk jr. is our vice president. p and you'll find out soon. >> ya love it? jfk is alive. 174, you'll find out. it's in your face, 165. >> you see how they're saying numbers in between those statements? jfk is alive, 174. you'll find out, 174. it's in your face, 165. the numbers they're saying at the end of those phrases is because they're doing like bogus kindergarten-level made-up numerology, which they believe unlocks the secret code that their leader communicates with trump, uses

have explained his success, achieving the highest average approval ratings for a democrat since john kennedy. clinton is tech anily tied with johnson, whose rating in his first few years after kennedy's assassination were sky high but plummeted in the latter part of his tenure. biden fits neither of these models and doesn't have enormous reserves of popularity and political capital. perhaps for that reason he struggled to inspire and ignite the party and the country. now, to be fair, it's much harder for any president to do that in today's polarized environment. no democrat and no republican can expect to get much more than half the country's approval, a different world from one not so long ago in which obama and george h.w. bush, both gained stratospheric numbers, four times. perhaps biden's drop from 46% from 64% is from the weight in capital. but the timing of his slide of popularity, summer of 2020, coincided with the withdrawal of afghanistan, rise of delta and onset of inflation. it's difficult to parse which was most important but they seem to collectively have had the effect of telli

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with my guests on here is because they say president john f. kennedy is coming back from the dead, and so on his son, john f. kennedy junior. i'm going to show you a video here that was shot by an online reporter who goes by the name, hot tub tween, on twitter. she is covering these folks and they're doing in dallas. the concern grows that this mass, this trump supporter mass delusion might be turning into something that seems more dangerous than it does just lacking, dangerous potentially of course to the people involved. >> you remember jack? he's our president. jfk juniors our vice president. you'll find out soon. [inaudible] >> one 74, you'll find out. i >> see how they are saying numbers in between those statements? jfk is alive. one 74, you'll find out. one 74, it's in your face. one 65. the numbers they're saying at the end of those phrases is because they are doing bogus kindergarten level made up numerous-ology. which they believe unlocked the secret code that their leader communicates with trump, uses to communicate with donald trump. and the

i'm reminded because you have to go back to john f. kennedy after the bay of pigs crisis, a crisis that he inherited. his predecessor said, the harry truman version saying the buck stops with me. his poll numbers went up. we don't see that today. i wonder why politicians have problems acknowledging that people are pretty forgiving of that. >> it's an interesting thing. i think people would be forgiving if he said i got this wrong. here's what i'm going to do to move forward. if he had a three-step action plan. we're a very forgiving country. that's the right thing to do. but of how partisan things are, it's harder. sounds like you're giving weight to the other side or giving us material for an attack ad later. that's a shame. it would go a long way for american people right now to feel better especially going into the holidays. this is tough for the democrats going into the mid-terms. there's so much read meat for the republicans to play with now because people are feeling -- they're not feeling good about the economy or covid and not feeling

kennedy. one month after the assassination, president johnson spoke at a memorial candlelight ceremony at the lincoln memorial honoring jfk. >> 30 days and a few hours ago, johnkennedy, 35th president of the united states, died a martyr's death. the world will not forget what he did here. he will live on in our hearts, which will be his shrine. >> later that same day, johnson lit the national christmas tree. it was a moment of tradition and a moment of sadness all in one presidential day. lbj's daughter, lucy johnson. >> it was a time where the nation was consumed with grief of losing a vital and vibrant, very attractive and delightful president and his beautiful wife and precious children. so, not only did our family mourn, but the nation's family mourned, and then all of a sudden, on december 22nd, after a month of mourning, the veil came down. and christmas came up. the juxtaposition of the two, there really wasn't any interlude for everyday living. it was from pain and suffering that seemed to last forever to hope and promise and peace that was on the horizon. >> the news of the nation always breaks into the holidays. that was true for president jimmy car

empty saddle, paper and boots rehearsed in stirrups, blackjack famously appeared in president john kennedy's funeral 11 months earlier. blackjack was a very spirited 15 hand black gilding name for general blackjack pershing. when the horse entered delaware avenue from virginia station the third infantry fired a 21 gun salute and as the caisson crossed delaware avenue, of 48 air force fighter jet plane in clusters and 3 passed overhead. when the cortez into the east plasma troops and his staff in the army band continued on until they were out of the ceremonial area. the cortez halted in front of the senate wing steps and took their respective positions at the foot of the senate at 2:30. it was a windy day. the band sounded ruffles and flourishes and hail to the chief and began america the beautiful. at first know the body bears removed the casket from the caisson. general wade led the procession up the steps into the capitol rotunda. hundreds watched from a distance. and there is the casket with the body barriers. and mister and mrs. johnson in the center with the hoover family close behind.

we are learning about the government's efforts to look into the killing of president john f. kennedyvably that vibrant life had vanished. >> 58 years after president john f. kennedy's assassination newly released documents show just how far the government went to investigate his murder. in october, president biden ordered the release of nearly 1500 once top secret documents writing the need to protect records concerning the assassination has only grown weaker with the passage of time. the files posted on the national archives web site today contains thousands of cables, handwritten notes and reports prepared by the fbi, cia, and others. there's a cia memo from may 1964 that details a person in australia claiming to have proof iron curtain countries were paying to have jfk killed. australian officials later told the cia they thought it was a crank call. another classified document reveals the government looking into rumors the shooter lee harvey ozwald was in mexico months before the attack meeting with suspicious characters. investigators thinks the tipster imagined the whole thing.

president john kennedy. they were supposed to be made public four years ago.rmation, cnn's tom foreman explains, there is no great revelation. >> ask not what your country can do for you -- >> reporter: the nearly 1500 documents are filled with intriguing details. a polish driver in australia saying he listened in on russian passengers talking about five soviet submarines carrying 400 to 500 soviet soldiers on their way to cuba. there was a plot to pay $100,000 to kill president kennedy. a nicaraguan claiming he saw the president's killer lee harvey oz wald being paid $6500 by russians. oz wald meeting with the kgb agent just months before the killing, and endless reports like this. oz wald entered mexico claiming he was a photographer phoning the embassy to ask for a visa so he could go to odessa, ussr. little information is entirely new to the public. little leads long ago dispensed with or disproven. >> to the white house in washington comes the final verdict on the fateful tragedy which engulfed the nation ten months ago. >> reporter: but ever since the wa