joseph kennedy didn't tell the rest of the family.geons drilled into rosemary's brain to try and fix her. the operation was a disaster. which left rosemary more incapacitated. she really wasn't incapacitated before. she could kind of like "pass" in society. after the operation, rosemary was sent away to a home for those with intellectual disabilities in wisconsin. the rest of the family moved onwards and upwards, but eunice couldn't forget her sister. i think of all the members of the family, it really, really, really affected eunice, that there was anger about it, there was remorse, and there was some amount of guilt and that's where she started directing her energies. drum roll and fanfare my fellow citizens of the world, ask not what america will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man. when her brother was elected president, my mother saw an opening and she drove a truck through it. eunice persuaded jfk to set up a panel into what was then called "mental retardation". its advice was turned into the first us

two years ago, joseph kennedy delivered the remarks after the state of the union. he delivered it from my vocational school. i think it's different now. schools don't have the same stigma attached to them. my school was 300 acres large here in massachusetts. expandon is how do we the practices so everyone in a public school setting can get them? this goes back to my proposal. a circularcreate economy where everyone has the opportunity to have a chance to. -- has a chance to win. we need to educate for alternative solutions and we should have policy in place. every seven to 10 years, sending people back to schools to get re-scaled and up-skilled to all be successful. you go through the vocational program and after that, you realize that maybe you want to change your goals and go back to school. you are much more effective. this is an example of the success in terms of an economy where people go to school for period of time, go into the field and work, and after seven to 10 years, go back to school again, so they are constantly reveling to the economy. -- so there co

i think joseph kennedy delivered remarks at my state vocational school. me that the vibes are different now and these schools do not have the same stigma attached, but my school was 300 acres large here in massachusetts. we cannot have all of those schools, so my question is, how do we expand these practices so everyone in a public school setting can get them? host: i will give you the final minute. richard: this goes back to my proposal. we have to create a circular skills economy where everyone can up-skill in the digital economy. this is where the federal government has to step in to drive awareness, educate everyone on alternative solutions and we should have policies in place that every seven to 10 years, sending people back to school to get retrained, up-skilled, so they can all be successful. you go through the vocational programs and after you realize, maybe i want to do something up-skill else up-skill,. you go back to school and come to harvard, you are much. more effective again, this is an example of the success in terms of an economy where pe

appears it may have only incensed members who are take a listen to how democratic congressman joseph kennedy responded the vote today on the war powers resolution to restrict the current administration's actions against iran is an important. it is a necessary response to a reckless president without a point but it is not enough because yesterday this administration told us that the legal authority to launch a strike targeting iran 6 days ago was granted based on the authority that this body allowed to invade iraq 18 years ago using a deceased dictator to justify a potential war against an entirely different atmosphere making a mockery of matters of war and peace and that legal authority cited by administration officials was a u.s. response to the 911 attacks so talk about looking back into history and the criticism that using that as legal justification on the ongoing conflict with iran now it came that criticism not just from democrats but also from republicans and we've heard at least shoe republican senators saying that that justification is like a just a farce and that that is driving th

it is called the ambassador and it is about joseph p kennedy as ambassador to britain, 1938-1940. >> look forward to it. thank you. >> i want to thank you all for coming this evening. this book is for sale and susan ronald is happy to autograph it and join us for the glass of wine and i'm sure susan will answer more questions. thank you for coming this evening. [applause]

the ambassador, ad it's about joseph p. kennedyforward to it, thank you. [applause] >> i want to thank you all for coming this evening. i want to remind you that this book is for sale, and susan would be happyha to autograph i. and i hope you'll also join us now for a glass of wine, and i'm sure susan will be happy to answer more questions. thank you so much for coming this evening. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> booktv covers book fairs and festivals around the country. here's what's coming up. our 2020 festival season will kick off in january with the rancho mirage writers' festival in california followed by the savannah book festival in georgia. then in march booktv visits arizona for the tucson festival of books. and later that month, the virginia festival of the book will take place in charlottesville. for more information and to watch our previous festival coverage, chick the book fairs tab on our web site, booktv.org. >> good afternoon, everyone. [inaudible conversations] >> thank you. [laughter] i don't like to alw

two years ago, joseph kennedy delivered the remarks after the state of the union.livered it from my vocational school. i think it's different now. schools don't have the same stigma attached to them. my school was 300 acres large here in massachusetts. expandon is how do we the practices so everyone in a public school setting can get them? this goes back to my proposal. a circularcreate economy where everyone has the opportunity to have a chance to. -- has a chance to win. we need to educate for alternative solutions and we should have policy in place. every seven to 10 years, sending people back to schools to get re-scaled and up-skilled to all be successful. you go through the vocational program and after that, you realize that maybe you want to change your goals and go back to school. you are much more effective. this is an example of the success in terms of an economy where people go to school for period of time, go into the field and work, and after seven to 10 years, go back to school again, so they are constantly reveling to the economy. -- so there constant

you had joseph kennedy who is that coach at washington state in a high school and he was fired back in policy there was rick rice the tennessee high school coach who had to apologize for post game prayer last year. pastor jeffress, you live in texas. prayer is so important to many southerners or people all across the world, but down there people pray before games. >> that's right. ainsley: what does it mean for those situations? does it protect those coaches? >> well, i will tell you what, first of all, the president singled out coach kennedy and about being fired and the president does not think it's right for coaches to be fired for praying. but what this means in the future is this: the only way these rights are going to be protected and upheld is by conservative justices and judges on federal courts. and you know, they say president trump is on trial right now for ukraine. that's not what this trial is about. he has committed two unpardonable sins in the eyes of the democrats. that is beating hillary clinton in 2016 pack the court with conservative judges who will support the right

it is called the ambassador and it is about joseph p kennedy as ambassador to britain, 1938-1940. >> we look forward to it. thank you. >> i want to thank you all for coming this evening. this book is for sale and susan ronald is happy to autograph it and join us for the glass of wine and i'm sure susan will answer more questions. thank you for coming this evening. [applause] >> booktv continues on c-span2, television for serious readers. >> booktv recently went to capitol hill to find out what books are on the reading lists of members of congress. >> what are you reading? >> it is too big to say. i'm in the process of five different books. i pretty much finished one of them. the latest one, "grant" by ron chernow. you talk about what informs my work in congress. it is vitally important to understand our nation's history, to understand both the victories and the challenges we have faced in the past so we could make better informed decisions and i love as a military guy looking back at conflict and what led us into those conflicts and how we came out of this conflict a stronger nation.