kennedy had died? many of you are between the ages of 20 and 60, who do not where you were when you heard about the tragedy of 9/11? sudden, traumatic, unexpected events leave indelible images in our mind and in our psyches. i was seven years old on november 22, 1963. i was in the second grade, in a called hayward, california. and the older sister of a girl door --ass came to the because it was raining outside and we couldn't go out for the presidentsaid had been killed. of course, i didn't believe her. home,that day, i went across the street torks where -- to where my grandmother lived. saw my mother and grandmother watching television and i knew it was real. that weekend, i read everything could and watched everything i could on television about this extraordinary event. was the weekend that was the catalyst for my fascination, my wife would say obsession, with how the news public opinion. 55december of 2010, i turned and started wondering, what do i want people to remember me for? legacy?y i realize

kennedy: great. i think it is straight forward, all pete buttigieg has to do is figure out the way he is connected with other people regard less of their background and where they are from go too south carolina, and talk to people. he. >> he as a good shop. kennedy: it is an important voting state peal people would love to hear his ideas. >> we're not going to have one single democrat that will win all 4 first contests. >> you think they will be won by 4 different people? >> i do. kennedy: oh, you are just destroying yourselves, it is fascinating. >> it is so bad. kennedy: so bad for you. >> i tell you. kennedy: the worse it is for all of them, they will be tarred as racist and bigots and antisemites. >> iin give iowa to mayor pete, new hampshire elizabeth warren, nevada to bern i and south carolina biden. >> i say gloo bloomberg wins 2 f those 4. >> really. >> woe. >> i. kennedy: i want to tell control room, remember this tape, we can play it back when -- >> i agree, i give iowa to pete, new hampshi

senator kennedy.in anxious team of lawyers, speech writers and advisors descended upon the compound. behind expenses they began to strategize. >> senator kennedy didn't seem to have a grasp on it when he gave his first statement that morning, but it became clear very quickly that this was a potential career ender. so when senator kennedy gets back to the family compound, he doesn't have local lawyer waiting for him, no, he has former secretary of defense whose head of the world bank, at the tanning. two of the key speechwriters, masters of manipulating the media. ted kennedy, plus a group of other attorneys and political experts who have all gathered. >> a staff member who was actually vacationing on the neighboring island of nantucket was assigned a job that they of getting the body off the island. >> don gifford is at the funeral home that morning. >> by 3:00 p.m., despite the absence of a formal autopsy, mary jo's death certificate was signed. reporters swarmed the area looking for answers but the

kennedy: so sad. >> why. kennedy: great question. >> he retired he is 100. kennedy: turf toe .uld toe transplants, he is 10 years younger than tom brady. >> that is not true. >> well. >> should we make this a sports show, you never ask me to fill in for you. kennedy: sharpie in a b . >> i would take glasses off and some my laser surgery, i have laser surgery had they used a mini saw. >> -- >> i remember the guy said, i will give this a shot, i am saying to myself, is this a good move, but it was on camera. kennedy: a chainsaw. >> it was weird. >> why would you do that that is all they had they did not have lasers. >> 19600, president johnson you were advising his foreign policy. >> are you concerned they will fact check your show. kennedy: never, even if i did, mih. >> people some go all in on politics at thanksgiving, idea that you should not talk about it, that makes it act wardo -- making it awkward, when you are not having conversations, you she rea--show real alliances. >> i should tell everyone, your audience has cable. kennedy: i hop so i -- hope so,s sketchy. >> i have

kennedy: nothing! so. here we are again, another day of testimony, democrat, saying will sink trump presidency and republicans claim will exxon 8 him. -- exonerate him, so what in the wide world of sports is going on,. we bring in party panel but first live to capital of the great nation, with new york congressman, lee zeldin, welcome back, sir. >> god tgood to be back. kennedy: what did you make of ambassador son sop' sondland a . >> probably with using words like presumption or resume or assume or guess, as ambassador sondland said he was guessing there was a quid pro quo linking aid to ukraine with investigations, that we'll ask follow-up questions. now i would encourage your viewer check out congressman turners questions of ambassador sondland. ambassador sondland, as you pointed out had a conversation directly with the president, president pointed out in the clip. the president told ambassador sondland no quid pro quo, he does not want anything from ukraine. yet, ambassador sondland comes here to capi

kennedy begins now. kennedy: thank you, trish. it's me, how the time flies we're less than a year out from 2020 election, a new poll finds top 52020 democrat candidates are beating president by double digits in a hypothetical match up, he should just quit now, it important to remember every 2016 poll had him losing to hillary clinton. including "time" magazine one. but some the trump campaign be alarmed, or is it fake news? probably. according to new "washington post" abc news poll, joe biden and bernie sanders are beating the president 56 to 39. warren, and kamala harris and mayor pete ahead of the president. a lot can happen in a year, a few days away from ruckus iowa caucus. that will send the donkey heard, and another poll with elizabeth warren in the leeds in iowa, 20% support. not necessarily caucus-goers, just another excuse to say caucus, because i like to ruckus with my caucus out. >> and bernie is a 1%, and he has a 7%. 17%. biden is in fourth place, he is going to lose everything it quite sad, every other in single digi

kennedy: right.small boat. >> all notions it was overtime, they signed up, either you do the shift or not, we still need more answers, but who was he connected to, we think we know. right, he was not able to testify, we get some type of plea deal, to figure out all people who were connected could i don't think we'll ever really know. kennedy: you have to ask who wanted jeffrey e epstein silenc, who was willing to kill or die for that. >> these guards are a scapegoat for a larger conspiracy, they pled not guilty, they pay point to the person. >> there is. kennedy: none makes sense. >> it does not add up. kennedy: it would cause such a come mogul arcommotion for somel ourselves identify a bed, and they have such contism for co ct for people who hurt children, you bet your ass, if you were charged -- that was your duty. >> the peopl people are not buy. kennedy: sequel to frozen comes out friday, swalwell, he ran out of gas, he had plenty that tank last night on msnbc. >> the president used taxpayer doll

kennedy: thank you. we start with a question, how on earth is joe biden still considered the frontrunner in the democratic race? after a subpar debate. democratic voters have to be asking themselves, is sleepy joe really our be best nominee, he s been considered the man to beat, he is just beating himself, last night he had several moments you almost fell sorry for him. >> no man has a right to raise the hand to a woman in anger other than in self-defense. we have to just change the culture, period. >> keep punching at it, and punching at it. it will be a big -- >> i really mean it. that obama coalition. i am part of, that i come out of the black community in terms of my support, three former chairs of the black caucus, only african-american woman elected to u.s. senate, whole range of people. >> no, no. >> true. >> the other one is here. >> the first, i said the first. african-american. kennedy: i said the first, the first, sometimes it sounds like only. but that is not the case, he stammered and severa

kennedy: wa. kennedy: yeah. >> he could take off. kennedy: my mom is going to fly to iowa, put him on her back as a human rickshaw. she is in love with him. >> with your mom and his language, he is got it done a gone deal. >> if he gets near it. >> he gained a lot of ground. kennedy: panel returns shortly, we have so much more to talk about. politics and socialism, but first president trump and his republican allies trying hard to unmawsunmask that ukraine whistleblower. it will work? i'll ask a former cia whistleblower next. oh, wow. you two are going to have such a great trip. yeah, have fun! thanks to you, we will. aw, stop. this is why voya helps reach today's goals... ...all while helping you to and through retirement. um, you guys are just going for a week, right? yeah! that's right. can you help with these? oh... um, we're more of the plan, invest and protect kind of help... sorry, little paws, so. but have fun! send a postcard! voya. helping you to and through retirement. only one thing's more exciting than getting a lexus...

kennedy begins now. kennedy: it has been a big year for legal cannabis, more voters realize that benefits ou outweih the negatives. next year states like florida and new jersey could go green, but federal level, i different story. what it will take for washington to get onboard? to reschedule marijuana? let's look. state of cannabis is a mixed dime bag, 33 states and dc have some form of legal medicinal marijuana, 11 are fully recreational, since 2013. the year after colorado and washington passed, cannabis support has gone up and up, two thirds of country support recreational weetd weed, that is 53% of republican, but sib00 thousan600,000people are lockedr for cannabis possession, substance, researchers cannot conduct ran randomize control ts marijuana is a schedule 1 drug, category with heroin and ecstasy. having no accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse, two-thirds of the country knows that is bull crap. they have conducted legitimate trials that study affects and benefits and get federal

kennedy: i agree.1993 moment, such an interesting shift from punch to mainstream indy, someone remarked they thought it would be about a gal making it in a man's world, in you look at 90s music. independent alternative women insane list, kim gordon and tan why donnelly and fiona apple and liz phairs. >> what within through your head with this success and you busomething hit. >> i was thrown by it at first, i did not know what was happening to me or what i had done, i wanted to popular in my neighborhood. impress the guys i knew, it went national i did photo shoots and waders and suspenders over my bare chest it was shocking. i was traumatized for first year until i met those welcome who welcom -- women who welcomed me into the fold, said we're going it too. kennedy: you said at one point someone panted you in public, you fill that your body was no longer yours, there is a time in our own sexual maturity you take it back, you get to be a beautiful, and have your own asthetic on your terms when it that h

kennedy: wa. kennedy: yeah. >> he could take off. kennedy: my mom is going to fly to iowa, put him on her back as a human rickshaw. she is in love with him. >> with your mom and his language, he is got it done a gone deal. >> if he gets near it. >> he gained a lot of ground. kennedy: panel returns shortly, we have so much more to talk about. politics and socialism, but first president trump and his republican allies trying hard to unmawsunmask that ukraine whistleblower. it will work? i'll ask a former cia whistleblower next. fun fact: 1 in 4 of us millennials have debt we might die with. and most of that debt is actually from credit cards. it's just not right. but with sofi, you can get your credit cards right, by consolidating your credit card debt into one monthly payment. you can get your interest rate right by locking in a fixed low rate today. and you can get your money right with sofi. check your rate in two minutes or less. get a no-fee personal loan up to $100k. colon cancer screening for people 50 and older get a no-fee per

show, kennedy coming up. have a good evening, thank you. ♪ kennedy: thank you. >> well christmas is coming early, americans are getting what we want. more 2020 democrat candidates. yea. form are new york city mayor, michael bloomberg filed paperwork for the alabama primary. maybe he will run against don blankenship. and bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, would rather see bloomberg's billion in government coffers do not take too kindly to his entry. >> that is the arrogance of billionaires, i guess you don't have to have town meetings or talk to ordinary people, i guess you take out a couple billion dollars and buy state of california. >> i would build a grassroots movement to make real change. i don't think that democracy should be about people coming in and buying elections. kennedy: tell that to your friend hillary, dear. bloomberg her successor here inw york mayor de blasio said he should not be the nominee because he is wealthy. >> if he was -- when he was mayor, i think he had no understanding of the i

kennedy: not.hink that you know, unfortunately those days are gone right now with this president. what are republicans going to do to regain footing. at least try to talk about economic issues to change the conversation to a little bit more of an optimistic tone, right now, i feel that republicans have fallen into democrat's traps, that this is all we're talking about. this really is a one note song. >> well, interesting you point that out, i am in my district, west tennessee. kennedy: woo. >> i hear a couple things, one is people are over this. they are so over this process. they have seen it for the last two and a half years. and there is nothing that has been traiintroduced to far thats them it president needing too be impeached. but other thing so what you said, the people feel good about the economy. they talk about having more money than they have had in the last several years, to spend to invest, i hear that from business owners whether small, medium or large. they file good -- feel good abo

kennedy: he is so small.ouse intel chair adam schiff insists that congress is just upholding its constitutional duty, yesterday ao also alexanda ocasio-cortez revealed the democrat true hand. >> at the end of the day we have to be able to come together at a caucus and it is this ukrainian allegation what brings caucus together. then i think we have to run with however we unify the house, we need to move quickly, rear talkinweektalking about potentil compromise of 2020 election this not just about something that has occurred but preventing a disastrous outcome from occurring next year. kennedy: if you wonder what democrat impeachment push is really about, there you go. the house and senate might ice impeachment to their advantage in 2020, "washington post" reports republican senator might drag out an impeachment trial and force their democratic colleagues running for president to be on capitol hill instead of new hampshire and iowa. democrats have bet all their chips on peach type of, but imp. could that game

the kennedy needs that magic. ham-fisted, desperate, bareknuckle politics that it required for him to survive chappaquiddick, he used up all the magic. there was no magic left. before chappaquiddick, the kennedys were part of the story that americans told and after that they were just another political family that used political power for self-preservation. they could never go back. >> nearly 50 years had passed but for some the truth about what actually happened remains as murky. [inaudible] the bridge has been rebuilt and life for residents of this claimant destination has long since returned to normal, but the story lives on. the story that, in large part due to only one main eyewitness has become one of the most scrutinized in the history of the american public. he may have ascended to the white house without chappaquiddick with mary jo watching the events unfold but those hypotheticals are quickly forgotten when discussing what did it, the death of young woman tied to the actions of a powerful united states s

kennedy: right.hear the democrat really focus more on how they plan to ensure that people are able to achieve generational wealth, as opposed to depending on paychecks of billionaires or government. i would like -- i think my phone, i got a text. >> it was me, keep talking. >> that was almost pornographic with the democrats, generational wealth, what a great guest that would be, pima people, they aspo create things and employee other people. >> you mentioned free college, tuition great, can they graduate? if you have not done work went the public school system, and invested in the public school. and communities without wi-fi, and inner-city communities that don't fit in a certain tax bracket, how are the kids going to college, and graduate and succeed. >> i, agree with all that, elizabeth warren is running on idea she has a been for everything, her plans are the worst part about her. kennedy: i like that she has plans, but i disagree with them. >> just that medicare for all thing in perspective. you

kennedy: i know that. understand that there are a lot of republicans who want to score points, with the president. and i am not interested in any of that. because right now this is such garbage. that it does no -- is not more serious because it is televised, no more serious because you have lawyers not lawmakers who are leading lines of questioning, we still need the big rock if dave i wildaveyis going do bring dow. >> i like that. kennedy: inch i everyone in dc s glued to the impeachment hearing but not president trump. >> you talking about the witch-hunt, i hear it is a joke, i have not watched, i have not watched i have been with the president, which is more important as far as i'm concerned this is a sham. and should not be allowed. i want to find out who is the whistleblower. because the whistleblower gave a lot of very incorrect information including my call with the president of ukraine, which was a perfect call. >> perfect call, sham wow. president calling malarkey is taylor's big bombshell that on

kennedy kennedy arrived with his wife joan, his neck visibly seen. >> the message of that neck bracer. there was two victims, mary jo and me. >> it was a stage prop is what it was. >> this is all part of an elaborate effort to basically erase the victim. >> for most people, remember the back story, this is the kennedys, there were two brothers assassinated, the story that there's some sort of kennedy curse had now entered the mythology. >> indeed this had the air of public speculative him. the celebrity politician was at the center of the growing scandal. after the funeral the media was kept waiting. >> a lot of cameras and shouting, kennedy in the neck brace mark ching out with joan looking very grim. nbc confronted him and repeatedly asked questions, when are you going to tell us what happened. >> he uses the funeral as the occasion of the funeral justify his silence. >> i didn't think it was some great moment that there would be a full-blown news conference. >> when you think you might have a statement is there anyway you can give us an indication of when that i might be. >> when

kennedy are greeted. john f kennedy has been president two years, 120 months, two days. they ride in the familiar presidential limousine. because the weather has turned fair, the transparent bubble top has been removed. from the fifth floor window at 12:30 p.m. come the rifle shots that bring death to president kennedy and seriously wound governor conley of texas. 29 minutes later, the 35th president of the united states lies dead in a nearby hospital. the personal limousine bears the marks of death. the flowers are twisted and torn. shocked and disbelief give way to tears. the nation and the world's reaction is one of bewilderment and grief. at the dallas airport, 99 minutes after mr. kennedy's death, vice president lyndon b. johnson and his wife takes the presidential oath before the jet that brings him together body of the late president back to washington. lyndon b. johnson becomes america's 36th president. john f kennedy chose him as his deputy. together, they were elected by the american people who look to lyndon johnson to ensure continuity of government. upon him

kennedy next. kennedy: money can't buy you love but it may buy you the highest office in america. that is what michael bloomberg is betting on. former new york city mayor worth estimated 54 million bucks. send your freedom dollars to us mr. mayor. he jumped into the crowded 2020 democrat field yesterday, the almost 78-year-old has spent more on tv ads than bernie sanders raised whole last quarter, here is bloomberg 30 million dollar elevator pitch. >> mike bloomberg for president, jobs creator, leader, problem solver, will take all 3 to build back a country. kennedy: we'll see how democratic voters react to the new comer. the other candidates in the race did not give the big spender a warm welcome. >> election should to the be for sale. >> i don't think that people will buy it, they are not looking for the richest person. the guy who is always talking about how much money he has. >> we do not believe that billionaires have the right to buy election, that is why most billionaires like mr. bloomberg are not going to get far. kennedy: because bloomberg is the devil. billionaires are

would only when nine. >> why didn't democrats turned to kennedy? the margin where kennedy was and where he needed to be to become the nominee and the likely president in 1980 was that margin of trusted as much as voters liked it the affection for the kennedy story could only go so far because they could not trust him they were willing to hand over the reins of power spending many pundits would argue chappaquiddick was a role but not everyone agrees. >> i don't remember it being a major issue in the campaign but the simple fact was that the campaign in 1980 never got traction. >> in the summer of 80 it was clear that it was an obstacle he cannot overcome. >> there was a hopeless atmosphere to the whole operation and then when they got to the convention it was a foregone conclusion he would not get the nomination. >> after a last ditch effort to take the nomination at the convention he knew he couldn't overtake carter. >> to be overwhelmed by the carter camp and then put back into the white house. >> they have an impressive victory this evening i am

tony kennedy. it is a model for those who follow. please join me in congratulating the entire kennedy family and honoring justice anthony kennedy, as he comes to receive the liberty metal. [applause] >> we will now present the metal. justice kennedy, you have worked tirelessly on the supreme court, to put liberty first. that speechisted and conscience are hallmarks of a free society. you have recognized that must tolerate diverse views. you have defended equal liberty for all. an inspiring advocate for civil dialogue, using yourself as a model for kindness and stability, and you have challenged all citizens to take up the mantle of educating ourselves about liberty so that we people can act and defend. for your service to the cause of civic education and law, it is a great honor for the constitution center toward you the 2019 liberty metal. [applause] ♪ >> please be seated. only the trial lawyers need remain standing. rosen, my dear friend and esteemed colleague. neil gorsuch. those of you who are

kennedy: landscape? >> you heard of that. >> something about not adopting babies from russia. >> no, no. >> um. so, lee, a lot of new developments this is a lot of fodder for the president, enemies, some of his fiercest defenders are having a tougher time, how do you rate today on a scale of holy crap to meh . >> i put it as a meh, i say because, american people are getting tired, they are inundated with information this is a lot more noise, people are already decided what they think, this many cases they say, president is guilty and other cases, they say it may be improper but is it impeachable i don't know. i don't think that anything -- >> we're not getting a lot of action, we used to have dallas, and dallas had inter story lines that folded in 60 minutes and was status. >> never been a big fan. kennedy: you knew who characters were, it was in a resolution, now we're in a "breaking bad" era, it a slow burn, you get a light and teasing parts, i think that lee is right about that, what is problematic, y

>> kennedy: no. >> harris: no!oday ♪ spread a little love my-y way ♪ ♪ spread a little something to remember ♪ philadelphia cream cheese. made with fresh milk and real cream makes your recipes their holiday favourites. the holidays are made with philly. >> jessica: the doj charging to former twitter employees by spying for saudi arabia, accessing accounts of users who criticize the saudi government. it's the first time they've been accused of spying in the u.s. pretwitter cooperated in the probe and says, "our company limits assess to sensitive account information to a limited group of trained and vetted employees. we understand the risk by many who choose to use their twitter to share their view with the world on hold them accountable." nonvoting is private, everyone is watching us all the time, but to me, when every going to stop pretending that the saudis are our friends? they hide behind this ally ship. >> guy: there's any number of regimes that could apply to. i would say that there is no chance there've only

they get paralyzed. >> juan: all right, kennedy. go for it. >> kennedy: all right.hris brown solve that problem. he tweeted out to his 89 million followers that he was having a garage sale. he had a two day 18 hour yard sale. they had to make sure that security was in check and he made a hundred $75 million. >> juan: is that true? >> kennedy: no, but wanted to be great if he did? >> greg: did he punch anybody there? >> i will never forgive him for punching rihanna. >> juan: never miss an episode of "the five." >> bret: you guys are fiery tonight. more closed-door testimony is released and debated. mistaken identity. president trump marks a judicial milestone assuring his influence will go on long after his presidency is over. this is "special report." ♪ good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. tonight we know when public impeachment hearings will begin and to the first witnesses will be. house democrats announcing their plans today to hear from top

kennedy, you have kids.uff in your fridge. >> kennedy: they don't put a lot of the slime in the fridge, but the slime is weird trying to figure out what it is. should i be mad or is that slime? if it slime, it's usually fine for the worst thing my mom found in the fridge was my appendix. because i was in eighth grade, i beg the doctor to give it to me in formaldehyde and he did. thank you, doctor. >> greg: there you go. met a great pizza topping. >> jesse: i still have this problem, mold. when you buy fruit, he gets multi-very quickly. i only get organic stuff. you have to protect mold on the regular. >> juan: coming into the season for this, you have eggnog around christmas time and it's, like, you were in february. here's some eggnog. clumps of ale eggnog.>> greg: i had a buddy oe staying with me in allentown because we took the bar exam in philadelphia and i left for work, sleeping on my couch and before he took the bus he went into my fridge and poured himself some fruit punch and ended up missing the ba

kennedy wouldn't let go of her husband. >> i said please mrs. kennedy, let us help the president. no response whatsoever. she didn't want anybody to see the condition he was in because it was terrible. so i took off my suit coat and covered up his head and upper back. she let go immediately. >> reporter: soon after clint was on the phone with attorney general robert kennedy, the president's brother. >> he said well how bad is it? >> reporter: he didn't know? >> he had no idea. so i didn't want to tell brwade so i said it's as bad as it can get, and with that he just hung up the phone. >> reporter: the nation mourned, and as the president i mrs. kennedy asked clint for scissors. >> i could hear the click, click, click of the scissors as she cut some of his hair as a memento and then turned and walked back to the elevator and went to the 2nd floor. we went and checked everything and closed the casket for the last time. it was never open again. >> reporter: clint stayed on mrs. kennedy's detail for a year after the assassination. it was tough. >> watching the 2 kids without a father

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kennedy? >> kennedy: talk about the muzzle that you are putting on your reporters.nd that person is absolutely right. i believe that was megan murphy. this is going to be a staggering election. we are already so separated from one another, you are talking about a president who could be impeached in the next few weeks and could still very much when the reelection. there is no historical precedent that guides us right now and is therefore we need objective reporters to get us to that point. >> chris: what a terrible insult to pay to your own reporters to say we don't think it's within you to do your work fairly. therefore just don't do any of it. >> melissa: is that what they are saying or are they also saying they are going to back off of this? are they also not going to investigate or do anything with republicans or the president? >> that's just it. this starts -- while we can't cover this because it might -- this is a lose. 's before you wake up today and there's a bloomberg reported that travels on air force one. it's a terrible position and i think that something

kennedy and lyndon b. johnson recording as part of the presidential recordings project at the miller center. ken hughes, also with the miller center, who worked extensively and famously in some ways on the lbj and especially on the richard nixon recording project. chester patch, a historian whose research interests and product has encompassed johnson and ronald reagan. robert strong. bob strong was assistant director when the miller center was conducting its oral histories. i am mike nelson. i have an affiliation with the miller center but my day job is at roads college in memphis, tennessee. our format will be essentially this. there are no prepared presentations, no prepared remarks. we are going to be flashing over the course of this session 15 cartoons. just a tiny, curated, but tiny slice of what we could do and should do if we have enough time. it will unfold chronologically from the johnson administration through the reagan administration. and then basically, i am going to throw the floor open to br

kennedy?kennedy: this is what i will say, i think you are absolutely right about nikki haley, you have to look at this and the reporting in the interview and say, who is made happy by this bombshell declaration? rex tillerson and general john kelly? no, it's the president, the president is delighted by this. she knows this is such a heated environment. she's also one of the people in the trump administration who emerged pretty much unscathed with her reputation not only intact but bolstered. someone like that is reputation only sound has quite a political future in that divided washington, the republican party trying to figure out what it will do with itself in a post-trump era. the question is, is it short-term or is it long-term? >> harris: what we do with the writing in her book that points to something that the president has talked about, all these people are gone, at his request. rex tillerson, general kelly. >> jessica: nikki haley did a wonderful job by all accounts at the u.n. remember