on ken bennett was inappropriate. the reason i say that is that was ken bennett's opinion, that cindy mccain wasn't goin be somebody he wou c because she di not fulfill his iderole. we involved oursf because of governoresnd eett. well.n of hav as oue thatpen discussion. anybody that plans for anything in life has a p if u're n doing tt, youe shirki that rnsy. do have to have conversation with the governor on who h thinkinabut and who he's going to pick up? probably not. but you know, the demagoguery is going to >> representative, thanks f ur >>hae much,pedro. >>> thursday morning,e'e lsing, michigan, for th enext stop on the c-span bus 50 capitals tou state senate president will be ingtal rnngt the bus during 7

the governor's response to ken bennett was inappropriate and the reason i say that is that .as ken bennett'snion it wasn't going to be someone he considered because she did not fulfill his idea of that role. we involve ourselves because of the way the governor responded to ken bennett. is that i'm not a fan of having cindy as well. we ought to have that open discussion. anybody that plans for anything in life has a plan and if you're not doing that, you are shirking that responsibility. do you have to have an open conversation with the governor on who you are thinking about and who he will pick? probably not. the demagoguery has got to stop. in.uldn't of had to weigh arizona,ublican of serving the fourth district, thanks for your time. we will talk about policy issues with a representative of rhode island. we will be right back. ♪ >> this week marks the 50th anniversary of the assassination of robert f kennedy. >> these last few weeks, robert kennedy was enjoying himself. he really enjoyed getting out among the people. desk oyed the he said all the people want to do was touch him, not to hur

ken moved along. so, we were a team, and we worked together, but i have to note, then it and michael -- bennett and michael were two of the senators who supported nixon most. while tom is a legend, and so am i in my own mind -- [laughter] the fact is, we were where we were because we were allied with extremely loyal people. >> loyal senators. >> they looked at wally and me. he came from his office, he must be good. he came from bennett's office, he must be good. ipso facto, we were good. and we were good. >> john didn't come from there. how did you get on the staff? john: i still ask myself that. [laughter] i was a phd candidate at the university of pennsylvania, at the foreign policy research institute. there, i met two fellows of the institute, henry kissinger and dick allen. dick at the time was the national security adviser to candidate nixon, and henry kissinger was of course working for nelson rockefeller. i worked in the summer for dick allen as an intern. he was one of the founders of the george downs center for strategic studies, now csis, much bigger. dick was one of the key founders of that, and