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

[applause] my name is john kennedy. and i am the senator that will never completely fit in.hter] it is one of my best qualities. [applause] it is so good to be in god's country. it's so good to be out of washington. it feels so good to be back in america. louisiana and pennsylvania have a lot in common. we do. pennsylvania and louisiana discovered oil -- you were first, you had the first domestic oil well

people went to the polls. 50% of all black voters went to the polls to vote overwhelmingly for john kennedy. and the democrats sent out things across the united states. isn't this a great story? across the united states, handing out ballots to black people to vote for jack kennedy. there's only one small problem, it never happened. there were no massive amounts of this. there were not 5 million black voters, the best number i have is somewhere between two and a half million to 3 million blacks, that is 25 to 30% of all eligible black voters. by the way, from 1936 when blacks change dramatically for the electing democrats, they elect two thirds go to democrats. one third goes to republicans through the 1960 election. let me thank kennedy received 68% of ballots, of the black vote. nixon received 32% of the black vote, now i am not really good with numbers like john evans. but, 32% sounds like a third. 68% sounds like two thirds. so, nothing changed as far as the numbers went. the story has become so exaggerated and so out of line. it is still, so many people, and unbelievable change in the e

[applause] my name is john kennedy. and i am the senator that will never completely fit in.laughter] it is one of my best qualities. [applause] it is so good to be in god's country. it's so good to be out of washington. it feels so good to be back in america. louisiana and pennsylvania have a lot in common. we do. pennsylvania and louisiana discovered oil -- you were first, you had the first domestic oil well in america. louisiana had the first offshore oil well in america. dr. oz and i -- i will talk more about him in a moment -- we have a lot in common. we both married spouses better-looking then we are. [laughter] but there are differences between louisiana and pennsylvania, of course. for example, in louisiana, we eat things that you would call an exterminator for two get out of your backyard. but we know how to cook them. [laughter] i came tonight to deliver one message, and that is that dr. oz in my judgment, is star-spangled awesome. [applause] i love his fire. i love his brains. i love his grit. i do. we talked a while in the back. dr. oz is what cool looks like. you

he was a full 15 years older than john f kennedy. he was six years old in lyndon johnson 11 years older than richard nixon. you know we have this idea of the vice presidential candidate being kind of the attack talk, you know, they got and do the things that are unprecedential or the stops that the top at the top of the ticket doesn't want to go and do and i think that's been locked that more often than not that's been the pattern in the last 50 years. that was it was different then i think lodge was really a way of ensuring direct continuity from the eisenhower presidency to hopefully the nixon presidency. so i think that was really the role the larger brought a certain kind of stability and maturity that nixon don't forget how young he was still in 60 47 years old. hey run for president. you've been vice president for eight years. you lose the run for the presidency. and you're still just turning 48 years old. that's not so bad and you have options in the future. so i think lodge i think as a running mate with nixon. it was really

he was a big admirer of john kennedy and still is. mr. starr: i am still in admirer of john kennedy. [laughter] mr. beed: we have a song. i saw the light. this is a polite audience so there is no booing or hissing. thank you for restraining yourself. i tell that story briefly, and a great admirer of john kennedy. i was a democrat, and my epiphany for me was sitting at the feet of republican congressman from texas and just hearing his philosophy and learning about the vision of freedom, the baseline for the united states of america is freedom, so this is not the time to get into that, but you are right. guilty as charged. there is also the old saying attributed to senator shah. he is not liberal and young has no heart. mr. beed: you also make the point, which i think is also personally revealing, that even though you agreed with some of the other political leanings that he had at the time, senator fulbright, his anti-civil rights record and voting actions and all of that were anathema to you. i want to try to bring some of these things tog

the goal of ending cancer as we know it from the john f. kennedy library and museum on this day which marks the 60th anniversary of president kennedy's moon shot speech. biden expected to draw parallels between those two great goals, landing a man on the moon and ending cancer. it's a deeply personal matter for the president when lost his season, beau, to brain cancer in 2015. the moon shot was first announced when biden was haven't not long after the loss. as part of the moon shot plan just today, biden signed an executive order launching a national biotechnology and bio manufacturing initiative that senior administration officials explains. "the healthcare component of this helping people to live longer and healthier lives through the creation of personalized medicines, less invasive tools for disease detection and more effective and safer therapies. the president will also announce his plan to appoint dr. renee as the first director of the advanced research project's agency for health that is an agency that biden created in march to drive biomed

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later this afternoon the president will speak at the john f. kennedy presidential library in boston where he'll announce new efforts to cut the number of cancer deaths in half. the president's cancer moonshot he calls it. the president will name a director of the advanced projects agency for health which he created in march. biden also signed an executive order today to encourage cutting-edge technology like those needed to fight cancer will be developed and made in the united states. president biden's cancer moonshot speech comes on the 60th anniversary of john kennedy's moonshot speech. he challenged the u.s. to send a man to the moon, return him to the earth before the deade was out. >>> the family of a young girl pli say died of abuse is speaking out. ahead on the midday newscast, new details on the arrest made months after her death and why her relatives believe this all could have been prevented. we'll be right back. new astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free spray. while other al

and in, fact starting with john kennedy, president john kennedy, we started the process of deinstitutionalization. the reason that we have homelessness is because people do not have homes. what we know is that when we treat people who have mental illnesses, and they still do not have homes, they are still homeless. so the issue they are is how do we make sure that we understand that for many people who are very serious mental illnesses, we need a comprehensive approach. which is not only treatment, but making sure that people have adequate housing in the case of people who are homeless or have mental illness. but you are point is a really good one. we really ought to be stepping back, particularly now. looking at how do we shift public policy given the increase that we have seen in mental health conditions? what i believe and what we are talking about at the american psychological association's really taking a whole population approach to this issue. that simply means that we cannot wait until people get to the point that they are in crisis. we have to start looking at and helping people much ear

senator john kennedy, who did not fall off his bike this summer, we hope.e appreciate your honesty. >> thank you. >> jesse: next, big win for president trump in court yesterday. plus, hillary clinton is back. ♪ hey there ♪ ♪ ♪ this... is a glimpse into the no-too-distant future of lincoln. ♪ ♪ it's what sanctuary could look like... feel like... sound like... even smell like. more on that soon. ♪ ♪ the best part? the prequel is pretty sweet too. ♪ ♪ this is john. he hasn't worked this hard to only get this far with his cholesterol. taken with a statin, leqvio can lower bad cholesterol and keep it low with two doses a year. side effects were injection site reaction, joint pain, urinary tract infection, diarrhea, chest cold, pain in legs or arms, and shortness of breath. with leqvio, lowering cholesterol becomes just one more thing life throws your way. ask your doctor about leqvio. lower. longer. leqvio. heyyy! (steins breaking) your cousin. ♪ from boston. ♪ it means, “ok-to-beer-fest”. another sam octoberfest? nein. make it ten! i like this guy. (cheers) >>

. >> harris: republican senator from john kennedy from louisiana is in "focus." we'll begin at the southern border with mexico. bill melugin is in eagle pass, texas. bill. >> good morning to you. we just got brand-new data from cbp which reveals in august there were 12 individuals on the f.b.i.'s terror watch list arrested here at our southern border. that brings the total for fiscal year 2022 so far to 78 people on that terror watch list arrested here at the border. that is triple the previous five years combined to put it in perspective from fiscal year 17-21 there were 26 of these terror watch list arrests. we're at 78 so far this year and the year isn't over. more cbp data to show you. look at the graphic. they report in the month of august last month there were just over 203,000 illegal crossings at our southern border. that brings the fiscal year 2022 total to more than 2.1 million. the highest ever recorded in a single fiscal year and there is still a month left to go in the fiscal year. that number will keep going up. it is also crushing last year's recor

and the soviet suffer. 27000000 deaths bmw 27000000 is an incredible number quite john kennedy case has american university commencement address. at 863. he said that what the soviet suffered of world war 2 was the equivalent of the entire united states. east of chicago. have you been destroyed? mm hm. initially the plan to attack the u. s. l was code named trojan over time devolved into pincher bush, lack of crank, shaft half moon coke, wheel off tackle and cherry a. dia, december 19th, 1949 saw the adoption of the best known plan to wipe out the soviets operation dropshot, date of attack. january the 1st 1957. the plan outlined the complete annihilation of the usa, so under the democratic guise of liberating the nations from communism that those very nations would be wiped out alone with communism. in the 1st phase of operation, dropshot and visit dropping 300 nuclear and 250000 tons of conventional bombs on the side of the union. ah, 100 soviet cities were pre selected as targets. the 2nd phase, the ussr is attacked by 250 nato divisions. soviet thoughts are taken over by nato naval

kennedy family. live on c-span. ♪ >> live here on c-span at the john f. kennedy library and museum.will be hearing from president biden on the cancer moonshot initiative aimed at ending cancer. we will be hearing members from the -- hearing from members of the kennedy family. you are watching live coverage on c-span. >> we do economic research at the center for growth. questions about the problems standing in the way of the american people experiencing an abundant future. what we will be discussing today is a great example of the kind of research we do in tech and innovation. >> welcome to the kennedy library. we are so happy that you are here. first, i want to thank a you very distinguished guests. governor baker, secretary walsh, senator markey, members of the massachusetts delegation. thank you so much. it means a lot to me and my family. the sergeant, the chairman of the jfk library foundation who s

he became a young white house aide to john kennedy and not long after the inauguration. kennedy called him into the office and he said look at this --. there's a series of small indentations on the floor here of the oval office. what do you think? they are and my husband said, could it be some security devices? could it be some microphones implanted by jay edgar hoover? no kennedy grind. it's from ike's golf shoes. you see he would put them on at his desk and then he would walk outside to practice his putting on a new putting green that he had put outside on the south lawn. well, jfk said, i guess we all have our own ways of relaxing from the burdens of office. at least i won't leave any marks on the floor. i wouldn't even tell you where that one goes. but anyway, let's return to taft. for he found in my beloved baseball another means of relaxation. it was taft to in 1910 at a washington senators game throughout the first ball and that became a thing that presidents do legend also taps calves credit with the seventh evening stretch as the story is told the six foot two 30

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she met the world's first astronaut yuri gagarin, john kennedy, pope john paul ii in 2003 at buckingham palace. she hosted the president the protocol of vladimir putin's russia during such receptions was strictly observed. although the guests from the united states liked to deviate from traditions, the wife of us president obama in violation of the rules, she hugged the queen, forgetting that you can’t touch her, didn’t remember this restriction, and donald trump the queen always behaved with restraint and was distinguished by her ability to joke. you can use the knife that we have a knife. i know he is. so it's more unusual. she was very fond of animal dogs and especially horses, as long as she allowed health, did not miss important races and azatno made bets in the last years of the life of elizabeth ii were overshadowed by turmoil in the royal family. first of all, this is the scandalous departure to america of her grandson prince harry, who later, together with his wife meghan markle, began to accuse relatives of megan's racism. by the way, harry did not go to balmoral castle and we

if you want to hear more aboutoo me, go to john kennedy .com. john kennedy, .com. i'm not i'm not going to minutes mention any words. this inflation was made in washington in large part by president biden, socioeconomic policies and i'm not i don't mean to speak ill of the president, but if the shoe fits where it's cinderella, i mean, he he he has these calls. sean: >> i this i think this is probably your best appearance. senator kennedy. i support your reelection. >>support your reelection. on the program. thank you for being with us. nowright now, we get to some breaking news from martha's vineyard this wher is amazing. e this is checkmate, wheretw two o planes full of illegalment immigrants landed compliments of florida f governor ronda santos and he now joins now the governors of texas and arizona. and relocating illegal immigrants t o sanctuary cities and states, by the way, a genius idea, the best political jujitsu move i've heeitical jujitsu move i've with reaction, joey jones and former trump white house chief of staff mark meadows. seief of staff mark mead

it is a nod to the 60th anniversary of president john f kennedy's moonshot speech and which he outlinedl to land a man on the moon today in a speech at the john f kennedy presidential library and museum, president biden laid out his plans to reach a goal of cutting the u.s. death rate from cancer by 50% over the next 25 years. and also join attention to that study that seeks evidence for using blood tests to screen against a number of cancers is being touted as a potential game changer in diagnostic testing so dramatically improve early detection and treatment of cancer. cancer is the number 2 leading cause of death among americans, president biden said this effort is one of the reasons why he ran for president. >> we focused on turning the moon shot into a movement. not just the shot, a movement to create a cancer research and care system that most people think we're already have. but they don't realize until i find can so that we don't. but one that we deserve. >> the initiative is deeply personal for the president. his son beau died of brain cancer back in 2015. >> coming up, antioch

her meetings include a special meeting in 1961 with the kennedys when they traveled to england. former president john f. kennedy describing that meeting as one that was a delightful evening. of course, as you have been talking about throughout the hour, that iconic image of her horseback riding with president reagan. she met the more recent presidents as well, presidents clinton. george w. bush holding a state dinner for her which was significant. she met with president obama and former president trump. >> there were other less formal moments in all of this, michael beschloss, you may recall, bush 41 took her to memorial stadium in baltimore, the old baltimore orioles stadium. i was there that night. she stayed for three innings. famously, joe dimaggio was there. you could consider him american baseball royalty, for sure. at one point, sitting in front of me, he passed a baseball several seats up to her majesty, wanting an autograph, which is what he wanted to do. he has done that at state dinners. it was passed back by her private secretary, her cousin, saying her majesty does not sign baseballs. i

the president spoke about the initiative at the john f. kennedy. >> -- discriminate red and blue. it doesn't care if you're a republican or a democrat. beating cancer is something we can do together. >> o'donnell: well, the president spoke about the initiative at the john f. kennedy, a nod to j.f.k.'s moonshot speech 60 years ago today that ignited an historic era of space travel. in minnesota today, about 15,000 nurses launched a three-day labor strike primarily over pay and staffing shortages. they feel overworked and they want more nurses hired to improve patient care. impacted hospitals are using temporary replacement nurses. up next, a huge honor for an iconic actor. ever wonder what everyone's doing on their phones? they're investing with merrill. think miss allen is texting for backup? no she's totally in charge. of her portfolio and daniel g. she's building a greener future and he's... running a pretend restaurant. and phil? phil has questions, but none of them are about his portfolio. digital tools so impressive, your money never stops wo

problems earlier this week. ellen fisher is near the launch site in florida. inspired by the words of john kennedy then the president of the united states, america started this space race the intention to put the 1st man on the moon. there were many apollo missions. and finally in 1969, neil armstrong became the 1st astronaut cassette foot on the lunar surface. there were many, many more astronauts after him, all of them touching the very edges of the heavens. and now the plan is for america to go back to the moon, but not just for the moon sake itself, this time to establish a base and had to mars and beyond. we were in the space race, we fully thought that the russians were going to go to the moon and had they gone to the main 1st, who knew what could have happened in so that with that space race ignited our passion to get till apollo and it but at the same time, it ignited all the science that was discovered from just that, that one mission, basically apollo 11, where we walked on the moon. and here is our to miss one. on the launch pad, the count don't underway. the intention is it will blast

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he came in the age of the era of john f. kennedy. to believe now but kennedy didn't start out as a warrior for civil rights. he was reluctant to lose the support of southern segregationist democrats by pushing too hard for federally mandated desegregation after narrowly, very narrowly winning the presidency in 1960. after a summer of protests, the racist violence across the south and on a day the federal officials made the integration of the university of alabama, george wallace blocking the schoolhouse doors, that night president kennedy addressed the nation and urged on by his brother, attorney general bobby kennedy, he put the full weight of the presidency behind the fight for civil rights. >> we are confronted with a moral issue. it is as old as the scriptures and as clear as the american constitution. a part of the question is whether all-americans are to be afforded equal rights and equal opportunities. >> the road to obtaining freedom in the constitution for all would still be long, medgar evers was assassinated after kennedy'