we'll have senator john kennedy weigh in and some other things. and then, why inflation is much worse than folks think. we'll discuss why with steve forbes and mike faulkender, but first, president trump says he can't secure bond for his 464 million judgment, lydia hu has details. reporter: time is ticking. the deadline is less than a week, his lawyers tell court he has encounted insurmountable difficulties, without the attorney general, letitia james says she will seize his properties, she has mentioned 40 wall street, that is not only piece of real estate she could target, in new york city alone, she could go after trump tower. trump park avenue, and trump international hotel among others and james could go outside of the state of new york if she chooses to do so and seize mar-a-lago, former president's florida home, trump's lawyers asked court to accept a lesser amount of 100 million, but attorney general office opposed that request and now trump's lawyers ask court to waive bond require. if court deny, that the former president could be forced

john kennedy. senator kennedy, we appreciate you coming on.r, you have the laken riley act, which is very important and related to that the supremes today as you probably know, at least for the short run are letting the texas authorities continue to arrest illegal migrants and leave up the barrier, the barbed wire or whatever the wire is called and seems to me that is a step in the right direction. what do you think? >> yes, it is a step in the right direction. i think it's clear to most americans, larry, that if we're going to secure the border we're going to have to work around president biden and the white house. sometimes when people act like when they don't care, it's not an act and it's clear to me that president biden just doesn't care about the border problem. the only reason he's talked about the border problem is it has become an issue in his campaign. otherwise he is perfectly content to see the border be an open, bleeding wound. he believes in open borders. it is chaos by design. so the states will have to fill the vacuum. larry: i

you'll often see, you know, see and hear quotes from john kennedy from robert kennedy senior. it's uh, you know, the family just, just, you know, for more than 60 years now just very long associated, particularly with the democratic party, with a lot of democratic causes. and when you look at the history of 3rd party candidates and the influence, it can be unexpected sometimes because you especially when you look at what happened in 2002000 i think is a very good example of this. where ralph nader was running as a 3rd party candidate, and he wasn't expected to, you know, to do all that well. and i think he was just mostly running to draw attention to us . and you know, a set of issues that he felt was being under represented. and in the end, you know, he only got, you know, just less than 3 percent of the vote. but uh that percentage of the boat in a key swing state like florida ended up making all the difference it's, it's very likely and there's been a lot of analysis to demonstrate this. had ralph nader not been running? or if he had decided to suspend his campaign shortly

they haven't lost the president says john kennedy, although around reagan was shot in 1981. and they certainly don't want president biden, god forbid, or president, trump. god forbid her in any way. so i don't, i don't buy into the conspiracy garbage around having these guy moved, you're going to come on when the book is out in april. thank you. so we are we, um, what are we going to, i mean, what are we in the close? she'll go in the eighty's by that time, i'm drawing wide rough, rough. we don't visual or ac. uh, let's see, it's the lab work, right. how it's going underground will go deep and go deep into the center of the yours. actually it's garbage. you thank you. good to be on. that's it for the show . continued condolences to those bree by the u. k. u. s. u, i'm bonding in dallas and i'm living in human, syria and iraq. we will be back with a brand new episode on saturday until then keep in touch by one of my social media . if it's not sensitive, we will country and i to our child going on the ground tv on rumbled, i'll come, don't you? new and old episodes of going un

of the us government did not kill john kennedy and i was, was president trump when the decision was me to withhold those documents from the american public. and i'll make a prediction. nobody will see those documents until. busy long after all of us are dead. so maybe your grandchildren will tell you by say, i would actually ask why? well, because there are sources and methods inside the documents that explain how human intelligence is gathered around the world. and these practices really haven't changed over the last 60 years. and so the united states is not going to want to leave release this information so that our human intelligence agents can be killed around the world. just not gonna happen. so, so and oliver is incorrect. okay, i'm not going to say the least harvey oswald was the killer, but oliver is incorrect. the us government had nothing to do with it. and the us government is protecting donald trump. he has full secret service protection. it's and there's nobody got to assassinate him. god forbid, i want to be trump in the intellectual marketplace of ideas. i want to beat h

was a leader and joe biden is no john kennedy in terms of being able to make policies that work and take responsibility when things don't go well. this whole thing of ending last night, what you saw last night was part one of the democratic convention. normally presidential campaigns really get underway after labor day now it starts with the state of the union and a bump in the polls leaves a bad taste for most people. what he did was try to show he is cognizant. he loved the interruptions from the audience to show he could respond to that and also to get democrats in line and say you got me, i'm feisty and ready to go. it was more for the democratic base and independents. neil: i'm looking at that. if he shored up his base to steve's point you can say the search for an alternative might be put off for a while if not completely. there is is that. he has to get back to this point he has been pushing, this trend is your friend thing for the american people to realize what he says is going on around him. >> his polling numbers are terrible, we know that. we have to see if this has an e

the mob really was excited about john kennedy becoming president because they thought he was one of them organized crime before i took office. i have become even more aware of how far racketeering has infiltrated our society. the mafia thought they were pretty much protected with helping jfk get elected, but when bobby kennedy came in, things started to evolve where the heat was too intense. where we have seen illegal gambling operate, it has not been a very happy picture so far. senator: have you found, then, that legalized gambling actually attracts this element of society into its midst? it does, senator. schwartz: so bobby kennedy gets it into his head that the mob is using las vegas, basically, to wash all their money. he wants to come and shut down all the casinos and kick the mob out. it is my firm belief that new laws are needed to give the federal bureau of investigation increased jurisdiction to assist local authorities in the common battle against the rackets. ♪ schumacher: the state of nevada was constantly vigilant about doing whatever it took to keep the feds out. one of th

i mentioned john john was the first kennedy to die on american soil in the first to be buried there. i found it remarkable back to the opposition to the irish in the catholics bridgend patrick couldn't even bury their son john in the city of boston. there were there was one catholic cemetery. full none of the others catholics. yeah, the other cemeteries were available to them. they were banned from bearing a catholic child inside the city limits of boston. so they experienced the tragedy of losing their their firstborn son, and they have to travel west to cambridge along and not easy route at that time to bury their child and this is the experience of many other irish immigrants at that time. it was just horrible disease in the air, you know, they were just crammed into these apartments tenement buildings, you know, bad bad air bad water. they would just surrounded by filth and and disease in the air and and you see that effect that family from that point forward later on as bridget's own daughter start having their kids. i describe how her daughters i think it was of 22 eventual gran

john kennedy from the great state of you set up a gun, you got the jewish vote >> originally sinatra that's been alleged were also his supporters >> the mob really was excited about john kennedy becoming president because they thought he was one of them. what they didn't anticipate was that he was going to appoint his brother bobby to be the attorney general i was seriously concerned with organized crime before i took office. i am become even more aware of how far racketeering as infiltrated our society the mafia thought they were pretty much protected with helping jfk get elected. but when bobby kennedy came in, things started to evolve where the heat was too intense where we have seen legal gambling operate. it has not been a very happy picture so far. >> have you found them that legalized gambling actually attracts this element of society into its mixed, it does >> so bobby kennedy gets it and it was head that the mob is using las vegas basically to wash all their money he wants to come and shut down all the casinos and kick them about. >> it is my firm belief that new laws are ne

let's bring in louisiana republican senator john kennedy to find out.see you this afternoon. i thought it was interesting that for years republicans have been pushing for a ban on tiktok. 15 of them in the house voted against this. and the biggest cheerleader opposing a ban on tiktok is the former president. listen to what he said. >> there are a lot of people on tiktok that love it. there are a lot of young kids on tiktok who will go crazy without it. without tiktok you could make facebook bigger and i consider facebook to be an enemy of the people. >> john: we saw in the house that republicans overwhelmingly decided on the ban if not divested by byte dance, but in the senate, how much is donald trump driving the bus on the issue? >> the issue is not president trump, and it's not even tiktok. the issue is the communist party of china and as i've said before, i would not turn my back on the communist party of china if they were two days dead and you shouldn't either. tiktok is owned 100% by a chinese company called byte dance and byte dance, the company

here with reaction louisiana senator john kennedy with us.oment was when he said he did not know how much carbon was in the atmosphere you have to tell them, 0.0.4 percent. did they portray this guy's an expert. >> yes. mr shoemaker is a superb skier and i'm sure he's a fine young man. but the fact remains that my democratic colleagues invited him to testify before the budget committee of the united states senate as an expert on climate change to advises on climate change legislation. and he could neither defend nor substantiate his rhetoric. i suppose his testimony is an example of the kardashian of america. i don't mean to be cool. but his testimony reminded me so much how can i put this, the the pop singers and movie stars who partied with harvey weinstein who incessantly lecture the american people. it also have to lie down if they think too hard. and i'm sorry that he had a difficult day. but you should not hold yourself out as an expert or have an opinion if you cannot defend it. >> sean: you're from the south , louisiana, i'll just say

among the examples of recent times, of course, the illustrative case of president john kennedy.can the establishment, he categorically did not like, but fired a fatal bullet into his convertible. believed to be former marine, lee harvey oswald. oswald himself was shot 2 days later by a certain nightclub owner named ruby. beautiful, right on live television while being escorted to another prison cell. the ends are in the water. later assassination attempts were made on president nixon in 1974, and on president gerald ford in 1975. sarah jane moore shooting. some weeks later, ford tried to linned frome had already lined up, coughed up blood and miraculously survived us president ronald reagan. in 1981, he was shot six times by dj john hinckley. the lead pierced the chest, touching a rib, and passing within one and a half centimeters of ... four attempts; in total , it is believed that clinton was attacked three dozen times. more than 80 people were detained in these cases. on monday in a manhattan courtroom, a monumental lie about donald trump's political image will be exposed. th

apologies about the ad >> the >> family discord thing out in the open since kennedy announced his presidential run as year. johndy's grandson jack schlossberg, whose mother, caroline is president biden's ambassador to australia posted a video to social media, highly critical of rfk juniors candidacy he's training in on camelot, celebrity conspiracy theories and conflict for personal gain and fame >> is it complicated right now, given this situation, i know what i think. i now a jack thinks i know bobby kennedy. thinks, and so it's not complicated. >> one of the sharpest criticism has been reserved for rfk juniors promotion of baseless vaccine conspiracies, including a debunked connection to autism several of his siblings called his presidential run quote, dangerous to our country, saying quote, bobby might share the same name as our father, but he does not share the same values, vision, or judgment. kennedy, an outlier when it comes to policies, members of the kennedy family have championed past and present. his uncle ted kennedy was a leading voice for health you reform in the us senate and fought for more fun

kennedy ran a tv. >> during >> this year's super bowl that repurposed a spot from his uncle, john f. residential campaign i saw that you issued an apology for that pack super bowl ad is your personal preference that they stop using your families likeness was particularly unmet. of my family and those feelings were and i apologized. i said i thought i saw that he felt that way. but i have no apologies about the ad >> the >> family discord playing out in the open since kennedy announced his presidential run last year john f. kennedy's grandson, jack schlossberg, whose mother carolina is president biden's ambassador to australia, posted a video to social media highly critical of rfk juniors can see his training in on camelot, celebrity conspiracy theories and conflict for personal gain and fame. >> is it complicated right now, given this situation, i know what i think i now a jack thinks i know bobby kennedy. thanks. and so it's not complicated. >> one of the sharpest korea systems has been reserved for rfk juniors promotion of baseless vaccine conspiracies, including a debunked connecti

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,

tv debate since 1960 richard nixon lost to john f. kennedy.ald reagan beat president carter with that put down there he goes again. four years later he knocked out walter mondale when he said he would not exploit his opponent's youth and inexperience, that brought the house down. it ended mondale's campaign. with biden it's not a 1-liner from trump, it's the idea that for 90 minutes he would have to stand, speak clearly and defend his dismal record. when the state of the union message is over tonight we should have a better idea of whether he is capable of debate. second hour of varney is just getting started. stuart: kaylee mickey white joins us, do you think biden will debate donald trump? >> i don't think he will and i think it's because of this. is any lose/lose situation. he doesn't debate, his concerned about mental acuity will increase but if he does debate, the concerns about his mental acuity are also going to increase. either way, he's going to lose in this situation but the calculus for the biden campaign is to mitigate the damage a

. >>> a local tech entrepreneur johns robert f. kennedy jr for his bid to the white house. >>> this is cbs news bay area. with you'lliet good rich. juliette goodrich. >>> dramatic video shows how quickly the francis scott key bridge collapsed t. happened early in the morning after a cargo ship lost power and rammed into the bridge's column. in a matter of seconds the span crumbles into the water. video of the aftermath shows a section of the bridge on top of the vessels bow. six construction workers filling potholes on the bridge are now presumed dead. the search for their bodies will resume tomorrow. two other people who fell in the water were rescued. pete buttigieg said it is too early to tell when it will be cleared. the images may be unnerving for many of us who cross a bridge here in the bay area to get to work every day. among them is bernie. i talked to him today along the embarcadero. >> when i thought about the bay bridge, could it happen to us as well? the civilians commuting in and out every day. it is a huge concern. naturally

i mean, john kennedy once said that the important thing is never to give another nuclear power, a choice between 2 ameliorating retreat and using nokes ok. well that's what has come about now with respect to grade that from the russian side. now, winning from the american side, they have a choice between the humiliating defeat or using nuclear weapons. and i have no confidence that those people advising bite and, and binding himself with these harden arteries. and there's no rush of my sprig. i think i can speak, but i would make a sense of what says i can shake. i think i can speak for the panel and our viewers . no, i don't think they will make this sensible decision. gentleman, that's all the time we have one. i think my guess in raleigh washington, and here in moscow. and of course i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at ortiz, the next time we member process the the, [000:00:00;00] the, the acceptance. and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show. search like why watch something that's so different. listed of opinions that he won't get anywhere

no, i do not have any national connection with ukraine, but as john kennedy once said, you are all freeple, if the ukrainians do not mind accepting me, i would be proud to say that i am in... in general, in this that day, several dozen people gathered under the capitol, despite the rain and bad weather, they stood until the legislators finished their work, at the same time as this rally, other american activists made video projections on the museum building on capitol hill with demands for continued aid to ukraine. in general, protests have continued throughout this week and activists say they will go outside the capitol before agreeing to help ukraine. and even after that. thank you, katya. my colleague was in touch with congress kateryna lisynova. we summed up the week. according to the us secretary of defense of the time of barack obama and the former head of the cia, leon paneto, there is bipartisan support in the congress for funding aid to ukraine. and if the bill is put to a vote, it will be approved. in an interview with the georgian voice of america service, penata emphasizes t

i mean, john kennedy once said that the important thing is never to give another nuclear power, a choice between humiliating retreat and using no. okay. well that's what has come about now with respect to crate that from the russian side. now, winning from the american side, they have a choice between the humiliating defeat or using nuclear weapons. and i have no confidence that those people advising bite and binding himself with these harden arteries. and there's no fire brush on my sprig. i think i can speak, but i would make a sensible search. i can shake. i think i can speak for the panel and our viewers. no, i don't think they will make this sensible decision. gentleman, that's all the time we have one. i think my guess in raleigh washington, and here in moscow, and of course i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at ortiz, the next time we member cross. that's the the the, what is part of the visit that the employee would post good. isn't the defense you of us and that in the word part is it something deeper, more complex might be present? good. let's stop without cases.

americans, just like on the day of the bombing of pearl harbor, or the assassination of president john f. kennedy. every american can tell you where they were and what they were doing when they learned that the united states had been attacked on september 11th. more than 22 years after the fact. americans thought we knew the story of 911, the c i a and the f. b. i weren't cooperating. the white house wasn't focused on terrorism and the terrorist gotten lucky. but nowadays, to an obscure court filing, we're learning something far more sinister. i'm john curiosity. welcome to the whistle blowers the the. 2 2 2 2 2 2 the story of the 911 attacks is a very complicated one. i will admit to you. i was personally involved as the former director of counter intelligence for what was then called alex station at the c i a. it was also known as the summer been live in group. i later became the head of c. busy a counter terrorism operations in pakistan after 911. and then i was the executive assistant to the c. i is deputy director for operations for many years. i thought i knew what happened in the run up to

through the secret service, their reputation is that state, they haven't lost the president since john kennedy, although around reagan was shot in 1981. and they certainly don't want president biden, god forbid, or president, trump. god forbid her in any way. so i don't, i don't buy into the conspiracy garbage around having these guy moved, you're going to come on when the book is out in april. thank you. so we are we, um, what are we gonna, i mean, what are we in a close? she'll go in the eighty's by that time, i'm drawing wide rough, rough. we don't visual or 8060. yeah. that's the, it's the lab work, right? how it's going underground will go deep and go deep into the center of the earth. actually these garbage you thank you. good to be on. that's the show, continued condolences to those bree by the u. k. u. s e u on bonding in palestine, lebanon young, and syria and iraq. we will be back with a brand new episode on saturday and till then give it to us, why will i social media if it's not sensitive, knew what country and i do. i travel going underground tv, hon. they'll come to a new and old

that really tried to counter that are the last president who really tried to book that was named john kennedy. and he was murdered. and i really think, and i said this last night, i think that the republic died with him and we really have been run by what president and president eisenhower termed the military industrial complex. and it was some criticism of putin's election in the west re election, landslide victory, congratulations. so also coming in from of the pockets of the world web. that's china, venezuela. nicaragua, was about john batteries just among the many nations. the latest to throw in his will message was out of my boots and was the indian prime minister read from 81. congratulations to mr. vladimir putting on his re election as the president of the russian federation. i look forward to working together to throw those trends in the time tested, special and privilege to strategic partnership between india and russia in the years to come a whole lot of country, the congratulated dog johnson airport. then you can just go on and on. really, we just heard from the indian communist i

so, i mean, john kennedy once said that the important thing is never to give another nuclear power, a choice between humiliating retreat and using noakes. ok, well that's what has come about now with respect to crate that from the russian side, that winning from the american side, they have a choice between the humiliating defeat or using nuclear weapons. and i have no confidence that those people advising bite and binding himself with these harden arteries and there's no rush. i heard rush on my screen. i think i can speak, but i would make a sense of what i can shake. i think i can speak for the panel and our viewers. no, i don't think they will make this sensible decision. gentleman, that's all the time we have one, i think my guess in raleigh, washington. and here in moscow. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at ortiz, the next time we member process the the take a fresh look around. there's a life kaleidoscopic, isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify all confused who really wan

he had avoided the same thing when he first ran for president in 68 after his loss to john f. kennedy. it was maybe because of his experience in those debates with john kennedy that he swore never to debate again. i worked fine for him. maybe the biden folks are figure nothing debate will work fine for him. what do you think? >> i certainly -- if i were advising president biden, i wouldn't want him out in full public view. i don't want him to go head-to-head on the stage. i was critical for former president trump to not debating governor desantis or nikki haley for that matter. the american people deserve that. they certainly deserve it when you're down to the nominees for the two respective parties. of course i think they should debate. he's the sitting president running against the former president of the united states almost assuredly unless something strange happens. so they should debate in front of few view for the american people to see. i think you'll see president trump energized as he was in 2016. i've had my differences of opinion but he know what's we need to do about secu