kennedy, we hold the collection for bobby kennedy and ted kennedy. and we also have, by interesting historic connection, the ernest hemingway collection, because when ernest hemingway passes away and his wife cannot get his belongings and papers out of cuba and appeals to the kennedy administration for help, it is mrs. kennedy who helps facilitate that and make sure she is able to take one fishing boat worth of belongings back to the u.s. and she asks mary hemingway, what are you going to do with this? hemingwayy because never went to university, there was no other logical place to hold his collection of papers. mrs. kennedy said when we built jack's presidential library, we would be honored to have his things with your husband's papers. that's particularly for hemingway scholars. that collection, a piece of it is open to the general public, but that collection is primarily for real scholars of literature. that's a bit about some of the collections. the other piece of your question was about kennedy in particular. remind me again. patrick: are you aw

kennedy to paris. texas. >> there's no question that he was thrilled that she wanted to come to texas with him. she wanted to campaign with him. >> this is a very dangerous and uncertain world. we would like to live as we once lived. >> it was a bright suppy day and jackie put on her sun flass and jack said please take them off. i want them to see you. >> as they're in the motorcade, nelly connolly, governor connolly's wife turned to jackie and said you can't say dallas doesn't love you and the president said "you certainly can't." you can really save. save for being a new customer. save more for adding drivewise. save even more for driving safely. take another look at allstate - and start saving. ♪ you power through chronic migraine - 15 or more headache days a month, ...each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine. so, if you haven't tried botox® for your chronic migraine, ...check with your doctor if botox® is right for you, and if samples are available. ef

kennedy. i am so delighted to share with ou a story from my book called "mona lisa in camelot," it is kind of forgotten story. it took place in 1963 when jacqueline kennedy masterminded one of the greatest art exhibitions in american history. let's jump in, shall we? " our story opens with a whisper, a whisper between the young first lady jacqueline kennedy and the charismatic, brilliant and eccentric minister of culture. at a spectacular white house dinner on the evening of may 11, 1962. it was a whispered promise that would set in motion one of the most unusual and extraordinary art exhibitions of all time, the triumphant american exhibition of leonardo da vinci's mona lisa, painted, scholars believe, between 1503 and 1506. the visit of the mona lisa provided the greatest outpouring of appreciation for a single work of art in american history and pioneered the phenomenon of the blockbuster museum show. it was one of the most daring, elaborate art exhibitions ever staged in the painting's unl

kennedy. he came to office during a period in which growth was only a little better than today, and his own presidency launched the u.s. on one of the greatest and longest economic booms in our nation's history, using the nix tax rates and a strong dollar. it was, by the way, 5% economic growth per year between 1962 and when it ran out of gas and policies changed in 1969. if americans had known this history, we probably would have tried the jfk-reagan policy mix years ago in our slow-growth to thousands. we would have kept tax rates low, traded stagnation for expansion in the 20th century, and yet this history has been obscured. today's liberals and progressive s act as if tax rates at a meaningful dollar are shockingly far right policies. they were never put into practice in 1960s and failed in the 1980's, and could only work in a dream world. but it was democrat kennedy who launched those policies. that, by itself, i think, is a great factoid from the book. let me read you just couple of quo

lodges meetings with kennedy i found at the kennedy library, the two main ones june of 1963 and the farewell in august that was the subject of this mysterious footnotes in the first series. or important enough to have photos taken per if you could please advance the next slide. this first photo, and there are others taken from the meeting is from the first of the two meetings in the oval office between kennedy and lodge. this is in june of 1963. just after the world-famous shocking self emulation that got many americans attention when it's printed on the front pages of many newspapers. and it was through this meeting the historical consensus is that this is the event, the discussion when kennedy first asked lodge to go to vietnam as he was the ambassador. despite what has been written as part of the conventional wisdom about the kennedy and lodge families being enemies, i think that is really been overdone. i think i would call them friendly rivals. it's clear they were cut from if not the same a similar cloth. one might've been old money, one was new. one might've been a third generation ir

welcome everyone preselected to see a kennedy. >> good to see you kennedy. kennedy: yea. jamie there's a lot there. rudy giuliani had me add affidavits and pull supervisors. he lost me a little bit with venezuela, china, iran, george soros, quinton foundation. i'm very dubious of those countries and organizations. >> i think it is an interesting point that you make their kennedy. i think some of us see it as silly on its face these claims. but if you take a step back there where they are giving? if they had evidence for incidents of the dominions conspiracy that venezuela and george soros were changing votes of the algorithm. both the also bring in the fact that they were not close enough to monitor people counting ballots and voter fraud. that alone seems to be sufficient. if you are doing the conspiracy using an algorithm that changing the votes from trump to biden, you think you could stick with that and when this case. but they are throwing out everything that you could possibly imagine. and they are really trying to block it out. this is a pr strategy is not a legal

kennedy and the kennedys for a long time. i've written about kennedy in other contexts especially during the cold war and in particular vietnam and volume two which is still to come the vietnam question is what i like to call the mother of all counterfactual. what had -- what would he have done in vietnam had he survived but there's partly a sense that this hit me one day in the washington harvard yard that i wanted to write up a considerable biography. i did also use my training as a historian and used kennedy's life to tell the story not just of his run but america's rise. the rise of united states to great power status and superpower status on jack kennedy's life. he was worn in 17 right as the u.s. was entering world war i is very important conflict of course died in 63 which is arguably the -- of american power prior to the mass of vietnam so it's those two things and then maybe a third george which is the materials in the library are just so phenomenal. the levy that's hosting tonight's events, they are so good. i thoug

his supporters are jubilant. >> we want kennedy. we want kennedy. we want kennedy.dy is recorded as leading in 17 states with a total of 192 electoral votes. in following the returns, all eyes are on the map of the united states. each one of the 50 states has a certain number of electoral votes according to the size of its population. pennsylvania has 32, new york, 45. other key states are california, ohio, texas and illinois. in illinois, the voting will be so close that the lead will go back and forth from one candidate to the other. but then, this turns into a seesaw battle and quite a few of the states all night long. ♪ all night long, the figures keep building up. in state after state, millions of voters split their ballots, backing one presidential nominee, and then voting for candidates of the opposing party for senator, governor, or congressman. senator kennedy's early lead of 2 million votes dwindles perilously as the returns come in from the western states, but he holds on to his advantage in electoral votes. the returns are checked by his press secretary,

kennedy before. and finally, last quote from reagan, can you cut taxes and fight inflation by so doing this? i very much believe you can. let me just read you something. our true choice is not between tax reduction on the one hand and the avoidance of large budget deficits on the other. an economy stifled by restrictive tax rates will never produce enough evidence to balance the budget, just as it will never produce enough jobs or profits. and here's reagan quoting, quote, john f. kennedy said that back in 1962 when he was asking for a tax decrease, cut in tax rates across the board. and he was proven right. that is reagan. and before that it's kennedy. and i just want to say this for the umpteenth time. kennedy, the democrat, reagan in , the republican. and as the underheading in the paper this morning, kennedy and reagan both spurred growth through bipartisan tax cuts. that is just what we need now. [applause] so, it has become something of a career among critics to blame reagan, to bring me, to bl

kennedy and kennedy for a long time. i had written about kennedy in other contexts especially the cold war in particular, vietnam but of course world war ii which is still to come. that vietnam question or what i like to call the mother of all counterfactual's, what you've done to survive and get attention but partly it's an interest in the kennedys, partly a sense that this had me one day walking in harvard yard, i wanted to write a book that was a biography but i could also use my training as a historian and use kennedy's life to tell the story not just of his rise, but america's rise. that you could map the rise of the united states to great power status, to superpower status on jack kenny's life kennedy's life . he's born in 1917, as the us is going into war and dies and 63 which is arguably the zenith of american power in some ways prior to the mess of vietnam. so it's those two things and then maybe a third, george which is that the materials in the library are just so phenomenal and i use this library that's hosti

kennedy.om the outset, nixon realized fidel castro was either going to be an opportunity or problem. depending on whether castro was still in power or gone by election day. 1960, john kennedy was beating the eisenhower administration over the head on fidel castro. no subject browsed the american voters more than the specter of communist cuba. every stopcock reminded voters that the island was "a mere eight minutes away." he blamed eisenhower, and vice president nixon for letting this happen. imagine being in the shoes of richard nixon. he had a well earned reputation as a communist buster, one of the premier communist busters in america, and all encompass democrat from massachusetts suggesting that richard nixon was not anti-communist enough. it was galling. kennedy somehow managed to outflank nixon with anti-communist talk. the best example occurred in one of the television debates. not the first, the one that is most famous, but the fourth debate. this was most important in the campaign. it

senator kennedy appears before the press in hyannis port, massachusetts.fe, his father and mother, his many brothers and sisters. after acknowledging congratulatory wires from president eisenhower and mr. nixon, he addresses all americans. >> to all americans i say that the next four years are going to be difficult and challenging years for us all. the election may have been a close one, but i think that there is general agreement by all of our citizens that a supreme national effort will be needed in the years ahead to move this country safely through the 1960s. i ask your help in this effort, and i can assure you that every degree of mind and spirit that i possess will be devoted to the long-range interest of the united states and to the cause of freedom around the world. so now my wife and i prepare for a new administration and for a new baby. thank you. [ applause ] >> it is the climax of one of the closest, most dramatic elections in american history. ♪ >>> you're watching american history tv. every weekend on c-span3, explore our nation's past. c-spa

kennedy: why is that? >> because as witchel biden is and always has been pretty is an established democrat and has been for i believe posted 96 years. kennedy: is he a war hungry status? >> yes of course. his biggest regret was not supporting george h.w. bush war on iraq. and he enthusiastically supported george w. bush and of course to obama continued the wars in iraq and afghanistan, started wars in yemen, libya, not as witchel biden represents. joe biden is the truest thing he said in the campaign was i'm not some socialist. what are you talking about? he was never a trojan horse for specialists he is a trojan horse for the cia, big banks, big business, big tech and the cheney hanks. kennedy: that is not good. that is not a good conglomeration of photos that you just listed off there, dave smith. i do not disagree with them. now michael starr hopkins you have people in the democratic party who are actively lobbying against aoc's platform. people like abigail and james clyburn. who this week said defund

whatever joe kennedy did whatever joe kennedy asked for, bobby did. whatever joe kennedy asked joe mccarthy four, joe mccarthy did. i think joe kennedy who was a classic realpolitik, classic machiavellian kind of political figure understood bobby would get 200 the master. it's ironically the same feeling i think fred trump bring in roy cohn years later, they both felt that their sons ought to know how to fight in dirty politics, tough politics, whatever you want to call it, and they had master tutor to teaching the a lot of lessons mccarthy todd kennedy, bobby kennedy ended up using lid behalf of liberal causes. >> and we have from her questions from the crowd tonight, you'll understand you in madison, wisconsin, a town filled with researchers. there are several questions about how you did the research on the book. very interesting. one of them is at the historical side in wisconsin did you find materials that were of interest to you as regards all this and more that any materials in particular that stood out? >> there were wonderful mentors at the hi

it was joe kennedy said they ought to come together and whatever joe kennedy did, whatever joe kennedyasked for bobby did and whatever joe kennedy asked mccarthy for, he saw a union. i think that joe kennedy who was a classic realpolitik, machiavelli and political figure understood if bobby would get tooted by the master and it's ironically the same feeling i think president trump bringing in roy cohen yearslater , they both felt their songs ought to know how to fight in dirty politics, tough politics, whatever you want to call it and they had that and i think a lot of lessons joe mccarthy taught bodykennedy , body ended up using later on behalf of the neocons. >> and from our questions from the crowd here tonight you will understand that your in a town filled with researchers. there are several questions about how you did the research on the book and one of them is that the historical society in wisconsin, you find materials there that, was there any material that stood out. >> we're doing wonderful materials at the historical society and i don't want to say too much about that becaus

kennedy: even l.a.y commissioner was saying people are going to lose faith and all of our institutions and we are not following the science. l.a. county said, they have admitted there is no scientific basis for these vast decisions, which affects so many restaurants and so many businesses. and restaurants are so willing to comply with anything as long as they can stay open. even if they are at quarter or half capacity. are absolutely right. people lose faith and they think people in charge are lying to them, that is when they're going to make the kind of decisions that put other people at risk. so l.a. county locked it down for the gotta lock it up in terms of misinformation. >> absolutely. that is the problem misinformation is under the guise of following the science. people are not following the science page about your last segment about immunity passport. the recent immunity passports right now are not a good idea, all the things you guys discussed aside. we actually do not know what immunity means.

kennedy for president of the united states, and for vice president senator lyndon johnson. the party united behind its candidates. richard nixon was the choice of the republican party. he served as vice president since 1953. now he's a candidate for the presidency. his running mate ambassador henry cabinet large. as the campaign gets underway, the presidential candidate meet face to face in television debates seen and heard by millions of people. the same people that will decide which of these two men will leave the country for the next four years. . personal contact with the people is still an essential feature of an american presidential campaign. senator kennedy a tireless campaigner goes to all sections of the country spelling out his views about foreign policy. the overriding issues the maintenance of peace and meeting the challenge of the international situation. on domestic affairs, he stresses the goals senators kennedy's wife jacqueline has to limit her appearances because she's expecting a child. so she is seen by thousands. give me your help, give me your hands a

kennedy and the kennedys for a long time. i've written about it in other contexts and in particular, vietnam and it's still to come, that question and the mother of all counterfactual's what would he have done had he survived. >> it's partly this interest. and then maybe a third the materials in the library. incredible folders, files, documents in the library. some of them used. it was because my own private research, no question. you zeroed in on the documents and i know there no one has ever used it. >> some of it in terms of the specific collections and specifics folders i had to see them myself up close but i knew the terrific biography and i was able i do this and you do this yourself you look in the endnotes to see what other people have done and i can see what a few other people have done which haven't been open are available. there's some stuff available you can see without having to darken the doors of this library but it's a great collection. >> so how did you approach the genre of the biography. it's the history of

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kennedy and a kennedy's for a long time. i had written about kennedy and other context especially relating to the cold war and in particular vietnam and, of course, in volume two which is still to come that vietnam question of what i like to call the mother of all counterfactual, namely, will be a dent in vietnam he survived? it's partly this interest in the kennedy's, partly a sense that this hit me one day walking in harvard yard, a book that is berkeley but i could also use my training as a historian and use ten days of life to tell the story not just of his rise but america's rise, that you could map the rise of the united states to great power status come to superpower status on jack kennedy's like he was born in 17 right as the u.s. is entering world war i. hugely important conflict of course. dyson 62 which is arguably the things of american power. prior to the mess in vietnam. so it's of those two things and then maybe a third, george, which is that the materials in the library are just so phenomenal. and i knew this

john kennedy is always thinking of his next step it i'm convinced the day kennedy was born he started plotting his presidential campaign. his father did absolutely. but jack picked it up quickly. in 1952 when john kennedy was a relatively unknown and unaccountably congressman from massachusetts run against the very powerful senator lodge to take that seat away from lodge , he had one big request for joe mccarthy. which was stay the heck out of massachusetts. joe kennedy given enough money to john mccarthy that whenever he asked, mccarthy was likely to say yes. joe kennedy was smart enough to know that if joe mccarthy came to massachusetts and campaign for the republican lodge lots of irish catholic voters who love joe mccarthy. whether they were republicans they were more likely democrats would do what he said to do. and jack kennedy ended up winning up that senate seat by just three percentage points. in the year of an eisenhower landslide group won by nine points but i think joe kennedy and jack kennedy were right. mccarthy staying out of massachusetts ensures kennedy won the seat.

kennedy becomes president-elect of the united states.s president of all the people, his family also becomes the center of nationwide interest. his three-year-old daughter caroline and his lovely wife jacqueline. shortly after vice president nixon officially concedes the election on the early afternoon of november 9th, president kennedy appears in hyannisport, massachusetts. with him are his wife, his father and mother, his many brothers and sisters. after addressing mr. nixon, he addresses all americans. >> to all americans i say that the next four years are going to be difficult and challenging years for us all. the election may have been a close one, but i think that there is general agreement by all of our citizens that a supreme national effort will be needed in the years ahead to move this country safely through the 1960s. i ask your help in this effort, and i can assure you that every degree of my spirit that i possess will be devoted to the long-range interest of the united states and to the cause of freedom around the world. so n

kennedy? >> kennedy: we have to do something and i'm not just talking about this race.eople should be confident their votes will be counted, they won't be accidentally lost, i do not think these challenges are going to undo the results of this presidential election. there is too much weirdness into many states, but presidential georgia, pennsylvania, lock it up. not lock her up. >> dana: one williams, what do you have? >> juan: you can easily rag on me. he is a trump fan he's not a trump fan, a conservative lawyer, jay christian adams but he said that the bottom line, trumps legal team needs proof and he doesn't have it. andy mccarthy, some we all know well. "you aren't getting away about a claim with a few votes that won't change the election outcome." here is chris krebs, the trump guy leading the cybersecurity effort. fraud claims are unsubstantiated in this election. karl rove, they all say that this election is not going to be changed. i think this is a charade. >> jesse: i will see that and i will raise you stacey abrams, al gore, "the new york times" and jimmy ca

kennedy: god bless her. there you it we will responsible for the promise that the air travel but you are touching everything pre-to stop touching thing and spray your hands. >> i'll take that is good advice and do just that. kennedy: don't touch her face. he will is as beautiful touchable faces. that is a minor advice i can give to you. just use your brain. use little personal responsibility, be safe, don't be in a whole don't give the flight attendants a hard time. and no more free hugs in the men's room. sorry fellas. aren't you guys are amazing. happy thanksgiving early. great to see you all. i'll see you very soon. >> i look forward. so for me to ♪ greetings mortal! your journey requires liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. liberty power! wow. that will save me lots of money. you're insured! this game's boring. let's get tacos. only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. (har(betsy) twelquarter mile of tinsel. lights. (harold) and real s

i'm talking to you kennedy .'s right and you talk to that libertarian nominee, former governor of new mexico. leather.n guest: [laughter]. i called for his endorsement. everybody kept telling me that he was the nicest guy they were absolutely right. himself nice and generous with his time. then really fun guy to talk to. so absolutely, he said he would endorse me. he is a great guy. kennedy: that makes me so happy. am a big fan of his and he's an athlete. i have soft spot for him. best of luck . you have been fantastic and thank you so much for coming back on his own important night and good luck. guest: thank you. kennedy: coming up, have liberty minded former navy seal trying to a 12 turn democrat incumbent in a major battleground state. his name is derek and you will meet him next. non-valvular afib can mean a lifetime of blood thinners. and if you're troubled by falls and bleeds, worry follows you everywhere. over 100,000 people it's still suffering today. god calls on people who believe in him to act on his

john kennedy was always thinking of the next step and i'm convinced the day john kennedy was born he started plotting his presidential campaign. his father did that absolutely but jack picked it up quickly. in 1952 when john kennedy was a relatively unknown and an unaccomplished congressman from massachusetts running against a powerful senator henry cabot lodge to try to take that seat away from the republicans, joe kennedy had one request which was stay the heck out of massachusetts. joe kennedy had given enough money to mccarthy that whatever he asked, mccarthy was likely to say yes. joe kennedy was smart enough to say if he came to massachusetts and campaigned for the republican lodge, lots of irish catholic voters who loved joe mccarthy whether they were republicans or more likely democrats they would do what he said to do. .. . >> and mccarthy obviously had the backing of the party establishment but and epic figure in the state and it appears that at least early on he did not take mccarthy seriously enough. so you just captured through the campaigns and his campaign seldom took

kennedy and the kennedys for a long time, and and the vietnam question. and starting to get attention. partly interest in the kennedy, and and use kennedy's life to tell the story not just of his role but in america's rise, the rise of the united states to great power status to superpower status, on jack kennedy's life, born in 17, the us entering world war i, dies in 63 which is the zenith of american power in some ways prior to vietnam so those two things and maybe a third, the materials in the library are so phenomenal and i news this, the levy hosting tonight's event. i thought a lot of them hadn't been tapped by a lot of people. so there is something fresh about them. the kind of comprehensive life and times i'm trying to do here. >> you know about the material in the library with your vietnam research. >> i knew about it from the work on vietnam and other researchers, incredible folders, some of them, having been used that much. that is what becomes available. it is part of my prior research. >> so you zeroed in on documents you knew were there once

thank you kennedy. sue for fox news confirming tonight nancy policy did get an earful at today's caucus conference meeting. notably from the moderate dems. they sent calls to defend the police and the cozying up to socialism to blame for dems disappointing election right on top of that, democrat failure to take the senate means joe biden, had a really tough time getting things done if he wins for particularly when it comes time to pick his cabot. or push for massive policy programs like the green new deal for the party panel is back, guy benson, marie harf, and matt welch. let's talk now about the two senate races in georgia. david pretty fell below 50%. kelly has already headed for a run up and generate looks like david perdue will be as well. so if both of those seats go democrat, then i believe at this point if joe biden does not become president then it will be a 50/50 senate. what do you see on your end could republicans pick up both of the senate seats. if so how could they do it what is the messa

kennedy as honorable john f. kennedy. he was never invited as an official represented of an official organization, no speaker on that occasion was identified by his faith. two days before the dinner occasion, mr. kennedy canceled his engagement, he expressed his regret and grief but stated since he was requested not to come, it was an alternative. >> i will state again, the words that i used or quotation from the reverend pollings, the book which was produced about a year ago which first discussed this incident. my memory of the incident is quite clear. in fact, it's as good as reverend pollings. he stated that the incident took place in 1950. it's only in the last two months that it's come toward that the incident took place in 1947. thirdly, i never discussed the matter with the cardinal. i've never spoken to the cardinal. i first learned of it through my administrative assistant who knew of mr. doyle who worked for the welfare conference who stated there was a good deal of concern among many of the church people in phi

kennedy: thank you for having m me. kennedy: all eyes on georgia.e could decide the balance of power in washington and the world. will republicans turn out to keep the set it on side? or will democrats capitalized on a democrat when to flip the state blue? the party hey! yeah!? i switched to geico and got more! more savings on car insurance!? they helped with homeowners, too! ok! plus motorcycle, boat and rv insurance! geico's got you covered! like a blanket! houston? you seeing this? geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. one of the worst things about a cois how it can make you feel. but, when used at the first sign, abreva can get you back to being you in just 2 and a half days. be kinder to yourself and tougher on your cold sores. (children laughing) ♪ (music swells) ♪ ♪ (music fades) (exhales) experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. myi'm 70 and i live in mill valley, california. my bigges

kennedy: yes i have. you guys make an appeal to the federal courts, now that president trump has stacked the federal judiciary, they will give california a favorable ruling. it is not appropriate representation. you have sort of shifted into a more moderate lane. have you had to change your views in order to represent this new district? >> maybe others will. i got through this election with the national right to life and the nra supported me. plus the freedom caucus. no, i'm going to continue to be who i am. i will work with colleagues who are more moderate or even liberal. i came to congress as i am i will leave who i am one way or the other priest back are you surprised the presidential race is still ongoing? >> i am not surprised or serious corruption. the urban areas sometimes have more votes and they have voters. this country needs a national, overriding law to ensure boater integrity. and we do not have it. as you know in california you get registered to give a drivers license without any proof of c

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. >> kennedy: this is all fox news alert. president trump and the white house push ahead with operation warp speed. astrazeneca reports of coronavirus vaccine is 90% effective in some trials. pfizer and madura not have reported 95% effectiveness in their vaccine, but unlike those, the one from astrazeneca does not require ultra cold storage, making it easier to distribute, especially in developing countries. it is also cheaper. after pfizer applied for emergency use approval, the chief scientific advisor to operation warp speed laid out a potential timetable for distribution. watch. >> we are ready to start shipping vaccines 24 hours from approval. ships them to the site so that each state, located, number of vaccines appropriate to their populations. i would say within 48 hours of approval. >> kennedy: incredible news. the doctor also says once it gets beyond initial frontline health care workers, we could reach herd immunity by spring. watch this. >> with the level of efficacy we have, 70% or so of the population, true herd

kennedy: the h is so.orge's republican senators david perdue and kelly leffler are fighting for their political lives in a high-stakes runoff race. the senate balance of power relies more on georgia as north carolina senator thom tillis today won reelection. that leaves 49 red seats, 48 blue for the democrats. so who is going to come out on top? and who is going to decrying themselves to sleep at the nearest waffle health smothered and covered in their own tears and spittle. the part of how has a turn, peter suderman, jessica tarlov and daniel turner. dan no i go to first because this is a series of must win runoffs for republicans. now kelly loeffler would've prevailed that she would be the only republican but there is a jungle primary so there were at least 20 contestants in the race. and now she's going to go against preacher rafael warnock. how do you think this race will turn out? so back i think the trump base is pretty energized in this. especially whether there is impropriety in the buildings in ge

channel kennedy. fox news headlines 24/7 reporter carley shimkus is here and fox news contributor jessica tarlov and joining us center virtual couch seat host of one nation on fox nation lawrence jones. hello post thanksgiving. are we awake yet? >> jessica: barely. >> harris: lawrence, when you look at this and the president's level of frustration, things are moving forward. they are moving ahead. what would you say to him and his followers about where we are with the doj? haven't heard anything from the doj yet. >> lawrence: well, i think for starters we should start off by saying friday that the president said that if the election is certified that electoral college that he will leave the white house. that was one of the things. so all the naysayers about this constitutional crisis, i think that kind of puts that to bed. but i do think that the burden now is on the's legal team to comthe president'slegal team to. have you seen people like rush limbaugh that is frustrated with the legal team because

welcome back my friend. >> hi kennedy. kennedy: let's talk about some of these polls. pennsylvania seems see the be the most critical states. what happens? what are the scenarios? how much is it tightening and what can we glean from what we know? and what we could see you tomorrow? >> we had five polls come out today that we put in the average. in three of those had biden leading. you mentioned seven, there's another five-point lead another was a three-point lead. into polls and had trump ahead by one and two percentage points. so the polls are little bit all over the place over all there's been tightening in pennsylvania, not too long ago as a six-point race announced about a two and a half an hour average. pincer donald trump over performed in pennsylvania by 2.6%. in 2016. if you get that same sort of over performance, then pennsylvania is going to be as tight as can be. it was critical to both candidates, whoever wins pennsylvania, cement trump can hold onto the other states that he won in 2016, pennsylvania is the one that if he wins it will put him over the top.

kennedy: thank you for having m me. kennedy: all eyes on georgia. the senate races there could decide the balance of power in washington and the world. will republicans turn out to keep the set it on side? or will democrats capitalized on a democrat when to flip the state blue? the party panel returns next. ♪ [ beeping ] [ engine revs ] ♪ uh, you know there's a 30-minute limit, right? tell that to the rain. [ beeping ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. [ beeping ] one of the worst things about a cois how it can make you feel. but, when used at the first sign, abreva can get you back to being you in just 2 and a half days. be kinder to yourself and tougher on your cold sores. but when i started seeing things, i didn't know what was happening... so i kept it in. he started believing things that weren't true. i knew something was wrong... but i didn't say a word. during the course of their disease around 50% of people with parkinson's may experience hallucinations or delusions. but now, doctors are prescribing nuplazid. the only fda

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kennedy. >> kennedy: it was "animal house." >> greg: in the theater?hs. >> greg: my sister took me to see "animal house" at the cinema when i was 21 and i saw a women's thing for the first time. >> kennedy: because of the glossary. >> greg: that was a jesse film. >> juan: i don't remember but i tend to think it wasn't anything sexual, but it might've been the violence. violence is what set them off initially. so it might've been a war movie. >> dagen: "fast times at ridgemont high." after i had already read the book and i still have it in paper book. >> greg: a great film. i was going to say "the exorcist" but i think it might be "animal house." "exorcist" i saw, it was r-rated, but it was on tv. i was alone, it was the scariest thing i've ever -- >> kennedy: i watched it last weekend. >> juan: did you get scared? all right, "one more thing" is up next. ♪ when i started cobra kai, the lack of control over my business made me a little intense. but now quickbooks helps me get paid, manage cash flow, and run payroll. and now i'm back on top... with koala

kennedy canceled his engagement. he expressed his regret and grief but stated that since his imminence the cardinal requested him not to come, he as a loyal son of the church had no other alternative. therefore, it was necessary to destroy this first program and to reprint. >> now, i will state again, the words that i used are a quotation from the reverend polling's book, spokesman for the catholic faith, the book which was produced about a year ago, which first discussed this incident. secondly, my memory of the incident is quite clear. in fact, it's as good as reverend polling's because when the matter was first discussed, he stated the incident took place in 1950. it's only in the last two months it has come forward that the incident took place in 1947. thirdly, i never discussed the matter with cardinal daughtry in my life. i first learned of it through my administrator who stated there was a good deal of concern among many of the church people in philadelphia because the location of the chapel and because no ser