for instance, john kennedy died literally. there were a number of people on the white house staff who said, you know, yes, he was the first catholic president. this should be a nonsectarian service. and that did not exactly go over very well with his sisters. so that didn't go very far. and there was a crucifix on the catafalque in the east room. it was the opposite of a nonsectarian, although to some extent as a concession to that rfk, ted kennedy said, well, let's have a low mass, not a high mass, which will still in 1963 mean perhaps a lot of latin and a lot of ceremony. and be very long. so they were sensitive to the political aspects of this well. so i think what our questioner is getting at is how much of this know everyone improvises or, how much of this is are certain things that every family and entourage of a departed or ex-president is expected do in terms of ceremony and maybe finish with this? do you want to start, lindsay sure. i'm not sure if the person is asking about if there's like a poster mortem investigati

who do you believe killed john f. kennedy? killed john f. kennedy. killed john f. kennedy. killed john f. kennedy. the evidence points to lee harvey oswald being the sole assassin. it definitely doesn't make a lot of sense that this one guy would have been able to pull off what was pulled off. patricia puckett-hall: i believe it was a conspiracy. lyndon johnson is the head of the snake, cia, and the mob. robin brown: the ultimate reason is vietnam. everybody in washington will prosper from a war, and kennedy doesn't believe in war. and it got him killed. [gun shot] jared haibon: it's a case that still makes headlines, today, and dallas lays bare the evidence for all to interpret. but you should come and find out for yourself. [music playing] everyone say, “space pod.” cheese. [door creaks open] [ominous music] (♪♪) [ding] meanwhile, at a vrbo... when other vacation rentals are just for likes, try one you'll actually like. va has a new life insurance program for veterans with service connected disabilities called veterans affairs life insurance or valife. valife benefits incl

louisiana senator john kennedy. blame big oil, big business, border isn't his fault.ecure, now republican's fault. when you think of this number, americans spend more on food, more of the income on food than any over point in the past 30 years, senator, those people see and feel the real impact of bidenomics in real time. will they get away with this shifting of blame? >> sean, i did noted think president obama was a very good president. compared to present biden, president obama shoplifted. shrinkflation exists when a business needs to raise prices because costs have gone up as a result of inflation. it is scared to raise prices. saves money by making a smaller product. unless you were home schooled bay day drinker, you can see shrinkflation and inflation different sides of the same coin. any reputable economist will tell you present biden's caused inflation and shrinkflation. i don't hate anyone, includes problem problem. when he tries to blame shrinkflation you have to consider the source, so much of the attention right now on present biden's age. it is true that i

that is a really good test, what would john kennedy do? by the way, if these were chump judges heck, i would be here with top court watching john kennedy rip those trumped judges a new one, if they sent a judge that is not what article two is, that person is not becoming a judge. because john asked actually respect what it takes to be a judge, he spent too much time in too many courtrooms to note that if you it is and what he's doing or an ideal of on the bench that is bad for the rule of law. and you will remember, john kennedy torpedoed trump judge a judge who had a lot of great judges. but we had some that were not great. and the ones that were not great, the republicans on this committee said no. go back and do it again. is there even a single democrat who could look at the bracelet, what would john kennedy dylan so you know what? a judge who calls for releasing every violent criminal in the state of connecticut who was on pretrial containment, that should not be a judge. you all know it. the choice you are facing is, well, i vote no,

listen to senator john kennedy here, watch this. >> president biden just aided this faction and destroyingide by declaring a moratorium on new liquefied natural gas terminals in america. apparently president biden's new policy is to give up our oil and gas and buy the energy we need from countries that hate us with more weapons to try and kill us. you can't get rid of stupid but you can vote it out. elizabeth: governor perry, what do you think? >> i think senator kerry is spot on and i love him. so quotable and common sense and that's the real issue here. if you're a young person that cares about the environment, if that's your driving force, then american liquefied natural gas going owl and removing old and inefficient coal burning plants in china and germany and other places, thought to be top of your list and -- that ought to be top of your list and promoting l&d and promoting these. >> coming up, we've got congresswoman marjory taylor greene and ethics complaint against fani willis and georgia 2020 case against tram and we'll talk about it. abuse -- trump and we'll talk about it and ab

the first, important message was the message about the assassination of john kennedy in november 63,hange of messages occurred on june 5 , 1967, when israel began military operations against arab countries. in that day us secretary of defense robert bucknamara woke up president johnson at 7 a.m. after receiving a hotline message from soviet premier alexei kosygin. year during the military conflict between india and pakistan, this time washington asked moscow to convince delhi to show restraint. nixon used it more than two dozen times, but carter only three times. by his own admission, he sent his toughest message over the hotline to moscow during his entire tenure as president. this happened shortly after entering soviet troops to afghanistan at the end of seventy-nine. during the times. an innovation appeared on reagan and gorbachev; they began to use foxymel communications to transmit information. this made it possible to transmit not only text, but diagrams, maps and diagrams. contact was maintained even after the collapse of the soviet union. in 2016, president obama sent message

the first, important message was the message about the assassination of john kennedy in november sixtyirst exchange of messages took place on june 5, sixty-seven, when israel began ... military operations against arab countries, on that day the us secretary of defense, robert mcnamara woke up president johnson at 7 a.m., receiving a hotline message from soviet premier alexei kosygin asking him to put pressure on israel to stop the war in the middle east. during the six-day war, washington and moscow exchanged 19 messages, but the hotline began to be used not only in crisis situations. for example, johnson ordered the transmission of information about the flights of american spacecraft under the apollo program to the ussr. nixon sent his first letter to brezhnev via a hotline at seventy-one during the military conflict between india and pakistan. this time, washington asked moscow to convince delhi and show restraint. nixon used it more than two dozen times, but carter only three times. by his own. he sent moscow his toughest message during his entire tenure as president, this confessio

as senator john kennedy noted, biden completely failed in his first term economic policy.t caused is a cancer on the body of the american dream. that's why. biden, according to the polls, rivals in popularity only chlamydia. kennedy made very figurative medical comparisons, of course, but biden himself, meanwhile, had a new superpower. previously, he knew how to talk to dead politicians, saw invisible people with whom he shook hands, and now he has also mastered time travel. old joe, when asked about his agenda for the twenty-fourth year, stated, that in 2000. in the twentieth his agenda is to complete the work, apparently, he secretly dreams of going back 4 years to withdraw his candidacy from the elections. it is ironic that at the same time joe accuses his rival trump of the fact that supposedly donald, if he wins the election, will drag the united states into the past. trump has outdated views. and this is what the current, very modern leader of the united states looks like. joseph biden. licks ice cream ice cream like a first grader, look, we have creamy, we have coff

senator john kennedy weighs in on that. plus, we're taking on a new york times column claiming that inflation will go up under trump. plus, another wild hearing today in the push to disqualify fulton county d.a. fani willis from georgia's trump 2020 case. we've got the details. and dr. phil in a a brand new fight with the hosts of "the view." they really did a smackdown fight there. we're going to show you that. and the white house is now going on the warpath to shut down media stories about president biden's age. but former obama top aides warn this, quote, is a very real issue. we've got that sound. plus, journalist batya ungar-sargon joins us. house gop judiciary chairs, oversight and ways and means subpoenaed special counsel robert hur and the doj to turn over transcripts of his interview with president biden after robert hur reported the president is, quote, an elderly man with cognitive issues. all of this on "the evening ed it d.s quick -- edit." ♪ ♪ everyone say, “space pod.” cheese. [door creaks open] [ominous musi

yes, you want to affirm the ordinance the board adopted in may of 2022, reserving portions of john f kennedy drive and certain connective streets in golden gate park as open spaces and closing those streets seven days a week to private motor vehicles with limited exceptions. if you vote no, you do not want to affirm the boards may 2022 ordinance. i'm here with justin with the san francisco bicycle coalition and a proponent of proposition j, welcome. >> thank you for having me today. >> we're also joined by esther from the art san francisco and an opponent of the measure. >> thank you. >> thank you both for being here. i like to start with esther, why do you believe this proposition is so important? >> well, thank you so much for including us. that's the first thing i want to say and we're the largest organization serving a dull was develop mental abilities in san francisco and it's important to say that this is really not about cars, it's about people. all people no matter where they live in the city and no matter how they need to get around, having access to the best parts of san francisco,

john kennedy was john kennedy junior was at the table, but i couldn't talk to anyone i was so kind of at all nervous. and i said, i think it makes a difference if have the the spouse or partner at the same table. so we kept that and i think she she just wanted to make it open to people but also as welcoming as possible. was that for all events or state dinners only? pretty much all of it. it's all seated events and just the mrs. bush, the when the bushes for the portrait unveiling we had china from the upstairs residential china we you know i talked to chris comerford this chef about what serve in all this the lunch went fabulous then was the ceremony the following day mrs. bush called my office and asked arnie in my office if she could have my home address to send a note because she knows how long it takes to get through the white house and also she wanted me to be able to have it if wanted it, because anything that's sent through is technically screen well. and also you can't take home it's part of the archives it's she said the most amazing handwritten note and she said every detai

john kennedy, three mi6 agents were involved.e completely different behavior of the british and israelis on the one hand, and the americans on the other. remember, linkin arrives, agrees that everything is over, negotiations are over, he leaves, suddenly someone blows up the hospital, everything goes awry, that is, there is a very, very cunning combination there. it's completely understandable, that's it. for example, it is clear to me that the conflict was provoked by the british, who have controlled hamas for a very long time, and the israelis control it for a very long time. interesting alliances are emerging in the middle east, on the one hand, great britain, qatar, turkey, hamas, on the other hand, china, saudi arabia, iran, this is also why the anglo-saxons need a big war in the middle east, to transform the arab. part of the world into a huge ghetto, which will be, well, beyond development; by the way, it is enough to remember that recently almost all the worlds in the arab world have been destroyed. iran, this is the same

helped the situation , the british, i also want to remind you that in in the assassination of john kennedyts were involved. that is, in other words, here we see completely different behavior, the british and israelis on the one hand, the americans on the other. remember, blinken arrives, agrees that everything is here, negotiations, leaves, suddenly someone blows up the hospital, everything goes awry, that is. there is a very, very cunning combination there, it’s completely clear, for example, it’s clear to me that the conflict was provoked by the british, who have controlled hamas for a very long time, and the israelis control his, very interesting alliances are emerging in the middle east, on the one hand , great britain, qatar, turkey, hamas, on the other hand, china, saudi arabia, iran, here. why else do the anglo-saxons need a big war in the middle east? turn the arab part of the world into a huge ghetto, which will be well beyond development. by the way, it is enough to remember that recently almost all secular regimes in the arab world have been defeated; in the arab world there are

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involved in weakening the situation british, i also want to remind you that in the assassination of john kennedy in other words, here we see completely different behavior the british and israelis on one side , the americans on the other, remember, linkin arrives, agrees that everything is just negotiations, leaves, suddenly someone blows up a hospital, everything goes awry, that is, there is a very, very cunning combination there, it’s completely understandable, here for example , it is clear to me that the conflict was provoked by the british, who control hamas very much... but the israelis control it, very interesting alliances are emerging in the middle east, on the one hand, great britain, qatar, turkey, hamas, on the other hand china, saudi arabia, iran. and, here’s another thing why the anglo-saxons need a big war in the middle east, to turn the arab part of the world into a huge ghetto, which will be, well, beyond development. by the way, it is enough to remember that recently almost all secular regimes in the arab world have been defeated; in the arab world, there are now significantly m

inflation slowing wages growing, but not all senators on banking and finance committee were told john kennedyility of some prices not going down. >> is it, they are here to stay. >> some prices will be higher than they were before the pandemic, and will stay higher for wages, considerably, and -- the pace of price increases has now receded over the last six months. >> yellen saying low unemployment rate sign the economy is moving the right direction. former president trump cruising into victory in nevada caucuses taking home 26 delegates, former u.n. ambassador nikki haley not on ballot trump winning u.s. virgin islands caucus another four delegates, now south carolina primary saturday, february 24. >> two moms were on exoccurion on cruz ship when attacked they are led away to collect seashells several drugs in systems little alcohol women say attack was caught on security footage but, the resort is denying their version of events fbi is working with police on the ground and state department, issuing level toll travel for bahamas using extreme caution visiting the islands. >> switching gears

commissions, and then his final act as a kind of statesman, and man of service is in 1960, joe kennedy, john f kennedy's father asked him to bring jfk, and the defeated richard nixon together to show national unity. and what people don't realize about hoover is, he does recover his name in his lifetime. it just gets tarnished again, posthumously. - you know, it has been 90 years since herbert hoover left office, but recently, former president trump, and president biden have traded barbs invoking herbert hoover as a synonym for economic hard times. look at this. - when there's a crash, i hope it's gonna be during this next 12 months, because i don't wanna be herbert hoover. the one president, i just don't want to be herbert hoover. - he's already herbert hoover. he's the only president other than herbert hoover who lost jobs when he was president. - have you encountered any ex-president whose name has been so enduringly diminished? - it's really, it's preposterous to me. - but is it unique? - with hoover, it's totally unique, and you look at some of the ex-presidential disasters. i mean, john

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i was john f kennedy campaign here in 1960 against richard nixon. and so the the old road to me it's the old royal hotel has a very significant place in our history. you talked about ford being gerald ford being an insurgent. he certainly was when he asserted his ambition to leadership in the republican caucus. well, you get it. ford arrived in washington. the only word is liberal. he was a liberal republican. he had a strong civil rights record. he supported much of the truman program, not the domestic program, but he was strong. for example, the korean war, a real champion of naito and the like. the united nations. at one point, i'll bet you this is new was news to me. gerald ford was one of i believe it was 88 members of the house of representatives who signed a petition for government of world federalism. and as i say in the book, might as well have suggested esperanto was a language for the united states. needless to say, he outgrew that level of internationalism. but yeah, i mean, he well, the insurgency. in 1965, the republican party had surv

and this time in relation to the president of the united states himself, let's listen to senator john kennedywalk across the stage than it takes to... fly to jupiter, but we can't lose sight of the fact that his economic policies have been failures on virtually every occasion. his inflation is a cancer on the body of the american dream; americans have long understood everything about him. therefore, if you believe the polls, the president rivals in popularity only chlamydia. well, the orc conclusions that are already being drawn from this american politicians were formulated by ken buck, member of the house of representatives. let's listen. special counsel robert gore's report touches on what many americans have long witnessed. president biden is no longer capable of successfully carrying out his critical responsibilities. in addition, numerous cases were presented indicating a clear decline in the demands of the head of the executive branch of serious mental and physical abilities. it's time for the vice president and the cabinet to put our country first and apply the twenty-fifth amendment.

but john kennedy, also. any time you have john kennedy's clip from -- what was it? tor john kerry, you know, having it with his gray poupon. how do you do that? >> that's great. >> just all the phony act acceptabilities. >> it's ted cruz wearing the cowboy boots with the suit. he's a real texas cowboy except in every way possible. >> let's soldier on. >>> let's get real news going here. coming up, president biden is putting israel on notice over a series of violent attacks against palestinians in the west bank. the latest on the newest u.s. sanctions targeting israeli settlers when "morning joe" comes right back. when "morn comes right back ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) emergen-c crystals. psst. hey, sarah. hi. if you had to choose, would you listen to elevator music all day or deal with payroll compliance? payroll compliance, for sure. wait. for real? switching to gusto made staying compliant much easier. on top of seamless payroll, they automatically calculate my taxes and file with the right agencies for me. can gusto help my small business with compliance too? definitely. thank

. >> harris: from louisiana, of course, that's senator john kennedy and he was ready. >> the core issue-election. this and the border. american people aren't feeling if. if you went grocery shopping it cost you $50 years ago and up and up. it's not the inflation rate is going down, the price of what you are paying keeps going up. that's what the american people know and feel every time they go to a store. >> harris: you know, for kennedy and others who are home with their constituents over the upcoming, you know, passover and easter break, it doesn't get any better automatically. we're too close to the election for them to try to hope the american people will spend a few more holidays around their dinner tables and not feel this. quick last. >> i do think there is time. biden -- if you are a democrat you can hope the economy turns around by november. i would say you have until june before it's cooked into the cake. we'll see what happens with the economy in the real world. >> harris: the cake might be very expensive to eat still. ari fleischer, great to have you in "focus." special coun

we also heard from louisiana senator and turtle reaching orgasm, john kennedy. happy for him. why can't the turtle be happy? don't kink shame the turtle. kennedy spent some time questioning snap ceo evan spiegel, and i have no idea what he was trying to say. >> mr. spiegel, i see you hiding down there. can we agree that what you do -- not what you say -- what you do is what you believe and everything else is just cottage cheese? [laughter] >> stephen: the senate is so old, even their metaphors can only handle soft foods. "sir, would you agree your internet security is soft and weak, like pudding. it should be hard and impenetrable, like the skin on a pudding." ooh, we have new info about the former president's attempt to steal the 2020 election. according to a new book, trump lawyer sidney powell wanted to tap ex-intel operatives to break into election offices in swing states and seize dominion voting machines and servers. but first warning that the operatives would need "hunting licenses" in order to fulfill their mission. yes, hunting licenses. little known fact: voting mach

if you look at him, you know, in 1960, when he to john kennedy, he's specifically chose not to challenge that election even though john president eisenhower wanted him to challenge the election and eisenhower's cabinet wanted to fund an election challenge to it. but richard believed that the democracy was too important and there's too many countries look to the united states as as a symbol and a beacon of democracy, and that we couldn't have a in disarray, that no one man or one person is bigger than the needs of the country. and it that competitive feeling the youth here really carried through life and and him and it was that love service to other people if you look at his entire life it really was all about service to other people and he really made no money from government service none of no one from his family profited from government. he almost had no money from his government service. it was really him trying to do things, the community. and it's exactly i was describing earlier all of those active gis, whether it be the duke alumni association or the 2030 club or the, you know, th

the president who runs whether it's franklin roosevelt or john f. kennedyr ronald reagan and talk about the future, the usually won the presidency. carl is right. we need to focus -- i would -- i wouldn't say split the baby but we need to focus on the past so we don't make them same mistakes in the future. we also need to focus on the future because we are uniquely american. until recently, i've always believed the future would be better for children than it had been for us. i remember when i was once young as well. host: yesterday on meet the press, the daughter of ronald reagan said her father would be appalled by today's politics, let's listen. [video clip] >> it was more civilized. he didn't understand lack of civility. he didn't understand attacking another person. he could be pretty pointed in what he would say about someone else but he didn't understand cruelty and that's what we are dealing with now. i think he wouldn't understand that and i think he would be really scared for our democracy. i think that -- i don't -- i think he would address people

john kennedy was against the bill. he sits on the appropriations, judiciary and budget committees. he joins us now. senator, i don't know if you got a chance to hear from chief owens who said that he was disappointed that this would have helped us to make the country safer, would have cut down on the number of single adult males entering the country that we lost track of, not to mention the gang members as well. so tell us what your take is this afternoon as this thing happens imploded. >> well, for several days, martha, the border bill has been dead. it's been as dead as woodrow wilson. and now it's official. we just finished voting. there will be some that will want to continue to talk about this bill. it's their right. i think they'll just be grooming a corpse. how we got here is no mystery. some of my democratic colleagues say republicans welched on a deal. there was no deal to welch on. as part of this supplemental bill, we asked to have some border provisions explored that might slow president biden's open border down. leader mcconnell appointed james lankford to do that. he

glory and it's about his grandfather dwight eisenhower's the white house and passing the torch to john kennedy in january of 61 and retiring his farm with mamie in gettysburg and he talks david eisenhower talks a little bit about how kennedy changes the foreign policy defense policymaking apparat status of eisenhower and fred mentioned kennedy service in world war two. you can't get any more contrast of that passing of the torch on january 20th, 1960, on that cold day when the president the, new president delivered that amazing inaugural address. but here he was at, age 43, the youngest elected coming in to the white house and going out. our oldest president at that time, 70, although nowadays seems like a spring chicken compared to the r and our candidates these days but nevertheless you also have eisenhower who eventually of course became a star general in the army. and i didn't realize until i read this memoir that he wanted that to be reinstated so that that would continue to be his title. his five star status. he preferred over president as a title. and i was thinking back to the tapes, m

you have john f. kennedyf good people, and we beat them by not a little bit, but by a lot. and then we went virgin islands. i want to thank the virgin islands, because they made a very strong play for the virgin islands, and we got 100% of the virgin islands, and of course nevada as you know. we got 99.6% of the vote, then they had a primary. this is no candidate. various forms, unknown candidate, but this was no candidate got 65% of the vote, and they think i was the no candidate because it was a caucus, it was not a primary, and you have to know what you were doing, but without going into it i think we won by 50 points or something like that. then we come here, and what an honor it is. you know, in south carolina i have won every primary by our record and we have won every election by a record, and people like these two in this great governor and your great lieutenant governor, and i have to say thank you very much. [applause] they make it really easy, and to many of them as i was announcing -- it seems lik

if you vote yes, you want to require the city to allow private motor vehicles on john f kennedy drive and connector streets in golden gate park at all times except from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on sundays and legal holidays year-round as well as on saturdays in april through september. you also want to require the city to allow motor vehicles in both directions at all times on the great highway and not allow the city to removing the great highway between slope and skyline boulevard as proposed. if you vote know, do -- if you vote no, you do not want to make these changes. i'm here with charge head, the coalition for san francisco neighborhoods and proponent of proposition i. welcome. >> thank you. >> we're joined by justin nguyen from the san francisco bicycle coalition. and an opponent of the measure. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you both for being here. i would like to start with charles. why do you believe this proposition is so important? >> well, the title of the ordinance establishing proposition i says it all. it's access for all. i live near golden gate park, i can walk

ed dwight, the first-ever african american astronaut candidate nominated by president john f. kennedyme, we only had 125 black pilots in the entire world. and they had to have an engineering degree. they had to be under 30. >> byron: he was 27. the air force captain met all the qualifications and then some. but a segregated america wasn't ready to see a black man in space. >> i thought it was an error on the part of president kennedy to appoint one person. here i'm supposed to carry all the load of a whole race of people. >> i should have known about ed dwight. that he could have been one of those men walking on the moon. that should have been in my history books, but it wasn't. >> nasa wanted to show they were engaged in equality for all -- >> byron: now in 2024, ed's story is front and center. new "national geographic" documentary "the space race." the film chronicling the largely unseen and untold history of black astronauts. former nasa astronaut lila melvin is one of the film's subjects and executive producer. >> i said look, we've got to get everyone to put their heart and soul

i think john after kennedy is the most well-known example of the press -- john f. y is the most well-known example of the press covering what he did behind closed doors. in terms of our public reaction, for a long time it would have been considered a major dealbreaker, because we did tend to have christian values as a nation. at least, the values we expect our president to adhere to. which is not to say we are a religionist -- religious nation or have a standard religion, but people did have a moral code they expected politicians to adhere to. they were, therefore, outraged the news of that broke out. i think more recently we started to have fuzzier responses. i think the response to the clinton scandal tended to be fairly partisan. and i think that we are seeing the same thing now when there is news about some of former president trump's misdeeds. that tends to be a partisan reaction as well. host: let's talk to jesse in chicago. caller: good morning. may i speak? host: yes, go right ahead. caller: yes, this lady on tp is a historian. whenever i see these people on

i think john after kennedy is the most well-known example of the press -- john f. is the most well-known example of the press covering what he did behind closed doors. in terms of our public reaction, for a long time it would have been considered a major dealbreaker, because we did tend to have christian values as a nation. at least, the values we expect our president to adhere to. which is not to say we are a religionist -- religious nation or have a standard religion, but people did have a moral code they expected politicians to adhere to. they were, therefore, outraged the news of that broke out. i think more recently we started to have fuzzier responses. i think the response to the clinton scandal tended to be fairly partisan. and i think that we are seeing the same thing now when there is news about some of former president trump's misdeeds. that tends to be a partisan reaction as well. host: let's talk to jesse in chicago. caller: good morning. may i speak? host: yes, go right ahead. caller: yes, this lady on tp is a historian. whenever i see these people on t

if you vote yes, you want to require the city to allow private motor vehicles on john f kennedy drive and connector streets in golden gate park at all times except from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on sundays and legal holidays year-round as well as on saturdays in april through september. you also want to require the city to allow motor vehicles in both directions at all times on the great highway and not allow the city to removing the great highway between slope and skyline boulevard as proposed. if you vote know, do -- if you vote no, you do not want to make these changes. i'm here with charge head, the coalition for san francisco neighborhoods and proponent of proposition i. welcome. >> thank you. >> we're joined by justin nguyen from the san francisco bicycle coalition. and an opponent of the measure. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you both for being here. i would like to start with charles. why do you believe this proposition is so important? >> well, the title of the ordinance establishing proposition i says it all. it's access for all. i live near golden gate park, i can walk

when you think about it and president john kennedy imposed a blockade on cuba and he was, you know, during the cuban missile crisis, that is an act of war. the united states was taking preemptive action at that period of time. president clinton, sort of, announced in the 1990s that he would be willing to take preemptive action against terrorist. there is a lot of continuity heret in the history of americ foreign policy. >> one last point i will make and we will wrap up. i and i may be the only interview in washington who reads to his gas but the listeners of my podcast know that i often pick up books written by historians and i share ideas but not a historian myself but i must cite the work of others. e john w dower in his book the violence of american ascension rights when the ministration of george bush responded to september 11th by declaring a global war on terror and watching the invasions of afghanistan and iraq, was not really deviating the thrust of existing policy is so many that have argued. the excessive response to the atrocity carried out by the 19 terrorists inaugurated in th

but perhaps america's most romantic president was none other than john f. kennedy airport jr.ove to give come he couldn't be contained in one won or two women, or three, or four -- or 17 women, actually. two of the lucky lovers are white house interns that kennedy referred to as, get this -- this is so cute -- "fizzle and basil." no one's ever called me that. they just take the time to learn my real name. [sigh] and while his door historians debate whether marilyn was really one of jfk's lovers, this footage of her singing "happy birthday" to him is one of the most genuine, purest displays of affection ever captured on film. >> at 1:25, the motorcade moves into the downtown area -- >> no, no! it is not the right jfk video! stop! ♪ ♪ and last but certainly not least, president lyndon b johnson. even when he was busy with president stuff, lbj always put his lovers first. he even had a bell installed in the oval office so the secret service could warn him when his wife was coming. are those wedding bells i hear? nope. it's the get off my dick and hide in the filing cabinet bell.

de 9 años estaba caminando a casa desde la escuela primaria jefferson y al pasar por el parque john f. kennedy del brazo y la arrastra hacia el interior del vehículo. de acuerdo a una madre de familia, en esta área se ve a menores que andan solos. cuando vamos a levantar las niñas a la escuela salen muchos niños caminando de la jefferson y y este y los cruzan, pero de ahí tienen que caminar solo, solos para sus casas. los investiga. dicen que una vez que la camioneta se fue, la niña comienza a gritar, lo que lleva posiblemente a sus raptores a liberarla a solo una o 2 cuadras del lugar. posteriormente la niña sale corriendo inmediatamente a su casa. los padres de familia de esta comunidad reaccionan. lo más seguro es que antes iba sola, caminando, pero mejor vengo por allá. a mí me robaron un niño, no sé quién sabe cómo lo que haría yo por hallarlo. pues nomás que se den más vueltas los policías. está un poco preocupante, la verdad. es primera vez que se ve ese caso por acá y pues nunca se había mirado nada así. y si es triste y y preocupante porque pues todos tenemos familia. la policía acons

as ludicrous as saying that the united states government couldn't determine who assassinated john f. kennedy. the facts, the matter are, we know who committed these acts. we know benefited from these acts. cooling is no stranger to acts of this nature from the secret services in the united states. and i think it just shows how powerful he really understood how powerfully understands the situation and that he's willing to directly tell it to american people in the system work interview. all right, we're going to have to look at that jackson hang cold, political analyst, and the host of the dive with jackson angle. thank you so much for speaking talking . thank you. and those are the top stories this our thanks a lot for watching id show a josh, don't forget to check out our website, our team. com for more on the coverage of to counseling, interview and more stories. i'll season the, the, the know diagnosis strikes fear into the hearts of patients more than the dreaded c word cancer. it is a war we all fear and yet every day, more of us are forced to face it. unfortunately, it is becoming more

for example, a president, the aspirant john f kennedy, realized early in his campaign that women were not supporting him and they do operate as a bloc. but it's somewhat imperceptible because it's not perceived by the voting booth as women. but there's a marked difference in the way they perceive this. so as you get an increasing number of women going to the polls, i would suggest that since they outnumber men and they also greatly affect the electoral college because women are concentrated more in cities than on the farm and they affect the outcome of the president election. so there's a dramatic i really believe there's news in terms of women. the candidate did better give some thought. a candidate is better. be sure he analyzes the data on women a little better and especially younger women, because women from the ages of 21 to 30 behaved very differently from their mothers or their grandmothers. as we well know. and this applies to the voting booth as well as to style of dress or jobs or any other phase of life. could we talk a little bit about women in law, the does the profession