kennedy. and, so i think we'll start with the beginning, which is the relationship between franklin roosevelt and joe kennedy. joseph kennedy made most of his money in the 20s in the stock market. and when franklin roosevelt became president, one of the things he did was he appointed joseph kennedy is the head of securities exchange commission, which was sort of putting his the fox in charge of the henhouse. then, this created a relationship between the two of them in which joe kennedy really became a close confidant of fdr, ending up at as the ambassador at st. james. he talks about how he managed that in london, right before the war? >> well, it is an interesting time. i almost want to go back a little tiny bit before that. as you could imagine, when young people are in the age where they're graduating from high school, whoever is the president in that moment, i think has a profound impact on them. it shapes their view of the presidency. and fdr is the president has jfk comes of age. and thr

kennedy. i think we will start with the beginning, which is the relationship between franklin roosevelt and joe kennedy. joseph kennedy made most of his money in the twenties in the stock market, and when franklin roosevelt became president, one of the things he did was a point joseph kennedy as the head of the securities commission, which was sort of has he said, putting the fox in charge of the hand house. this created a relationship between the two of them, in which joe kennedy really became a close call patriot, of fdr. we want to talk about how he managed that posting in london right before the war? >> well it is an interesting time. i want to go back a bit before that. as you can imagine, when young people are in the age when they are graduating from high school, whoever is the president at the moment has a profound impact on them it, shapes there it impact of the presidency. fdr is the president as jfk comes to a, and goes through his young adult. i think much of his vision of what is l

kennedy to paris.t she wanted to come to texas with him, that 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, sunny day. and jackie put on her sunglasses. and jack said, "please take them off, i want them to see you." >> as they're in the motorcade, nellie connally, governor connally's wife, turns to jfk and said, "you can't say that dallas doesn't love you." and the president says, "you certainly can't." y time has been amazing. it has given me such a sense of control. the program puts everything you need for overall wellness all in one place. you don't have to give up your life to lose weight. you can still eat the foods that you love. i've lost over 90 pounds and i feel the best that i've ever felt. why wait to feel better, your time is now. the new myww+. more holistic. more personalized. more weight loss. ww weightwatchers reimagined. join today for 40% off plus our cooking kit! offer ends february 8th! ♪

kennedy library. in particular the alliance between eleanor roosevelt and jfk. >> welcome to another edition of "at home with the roosevelts." today we're going to talk about the relationship between two of the most important families, political families, in american history in the 20th century. roosevelt and kennedys. to assist me, i'm joined by the director of jfk libraries. >> allen price here. thank you for having me. >> this is a difficult relationship. two family that's are dynasties in the way they impacted american life, and there is a component that many people don't understand. not only is there france franklin and john f. kennedy. i think will be start with the relationship between franklin roosevelt and joseph kennedy. he was appointed head of the securities and exchanges commission which is like putting the fox in charge of the hen house. it created a relationship where he became a very close con if i don't ending up as ambassador to saint james. do you want to talk about how that has bee

kennedy's advisors and pro kennedy historians ever since have placed all the blame on cia for its mistake and assumptions and planning for deceiving the president about his chances for success. and on the other hand cia people at the time and cia's defenders ever since but not me have admitted that there were planning errors. but insist the invasion could have been successful. if it had been allowed to work as planned, you know, it's failure. they say is kennedy's fault for canceling that second airstrike for refusing us military support he's blamed for moving the landing site and even for liking covert action too much. the chief cia planner again was richard bissell he was a brilliant man. who also was the project manager for the u2 aircraft and also the follow-on the a12. um, he and director alan dulles had to resign in his memoirs bissell says i sincerely believe that even with the plans false as long as we were able to move ahead with the airstrikes and destroy castro's air force the brigade would still win the day. at least to the extent of establishing a beachhead. and then what? it

beware that's on a reality. >> kennedy, kennedy, kennedy, the political reality is the american peopleare still hurting. they want more relief but when they elected democrats to take over the senate and joe biden to take the white house they did it and said we need more relief. one control to do so. this is a campaign promise that the american people by and large supports. and republicans can either get on board at that or tell their voters why they don't think they should have more money in their pockets. i'm have nothing to show for because i can't work full-time because i still have got kids who are home. it's like i know we follow the science, the sciences followed very, very arbitrarily and politically unfortunately and kids are the ones were paying the biggest price. the panels going to stay right here but we got much to talk about later in the show. now meanwhile the united states has a very solemn milestone half a million covid-19 deaths. 64000-dollar question now, when will life returned to normal? and now it is becoming very heated debate. president biden and his advisor stat

kennedy: absolutely.rom office after they got caught paying a prostitute the check customer is former washington d.c. mayor marion behr, jerry springer or former tallahassee mayor and her gillen? >> jerry springer's two obvious comic gillen. kennedy: that is too racist you lose. i was springer. all right congratulations to kevin walling. a lifetime membership to the dnc. >> by the way a hooker that takes checks, wears that in my 30s? i've got a hit that atm, i kid, i kid. before you do not want to know it atm means and jimmy's account than awad. aren't coming up president trump's impeachment trial begins next week. willie testified his own defense? his lawyers just gave us a big hint and that is next. how great is it that we get to tell everybody how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? i mean it... oh, sorry... [ laughter ] woops! [ laughter ] oh, good evening! meow! nope. oh... what? i'm an emu! ah ha ha. no, buddy! buddy, it's a filter! only pay for what you n

kennedy: absolutely.t caught paying a prostitute the check customer is former washington d.c. mayor marion behr, jerry springer or former tallahassee mayor and her gillen? >> jerry springer's two obvious comic gillen. kennedy: that is too racist you lose. i was springer. all right congratulations to kevin walling. a lifetime membership to the dnc. >> by the way a hooker that takes checks, wears that in my 30s? i've got a hit that atm, i kid, i kid. before you do not want to know it atm means and jimmy's account than awad. aren't coming up president trump's impeachment trial begins next week. willie testified his own defense? his lawyers just gave us a b [ thunder rumbles ] [ engine rumbling ] ♪♪ [ 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. meet whitney and jane. -hi! -hey! they're always sharing tips on ways to save money and make life a little easier. cvs carepass... it's my savings s

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kennedy: how is back?s is the commission that is in charge of the grid and if you know that you are going to have a storm and you know you will have inclement weather why have you passed the baton to someone who lives in michigan? that doesn't make any sense. i love michigan. they are a lovely summer homes on many many lakes where i would love to frolic but don't live there if you are in charge of something so massively important as texas. >> this is what happens when you have an efficient government. these things happen but the most frustrating thing about this kennedy is government is always in the business where they don't belong. this is where they belong and they never get it right. maybe, just maybe if they get involved they can do the actual things that they are responsible for and get them right that there's a lot of calls for investigations and a lot of lame game but the people in charge won't take accountability. i think the reason why as they have heat in their house. their waters still on. thin

kennedy kennedy: are you the guy are you going to run for governor? >> i've been encouraged to consider and i know two things for sure. one thing is that i know that whoever the candidate is and all do everything in my power to help them to make sure governor cuomo doesn't get a fourth term in the other thing i know for sure is the next step is talking to my wife and my twin girls 14-year-olds at home because we need that right balance. i'm not going to come on tv right now but for making sure my family is in with that and whether you were in the media or elected office you have to have that right talents between home life and work life. those are the two things i know for sure. kennedy: i will be curious to see out this pans out and obviously am a lover of liberty. if in fact he run you have to promise one, to legalize marijuana get behind that and never two bring the casinos to times square. my cat need something to do on thursday night other than two drinks. >> the casino in times square i don't know if you could can put an entire governor's campai

kennedy: interesting. we still not heard from hillary clinton or vice president cabala hairspray but today fox news white house correspondent peter doocy asked jen psaki for her reaction? >> is the white house worried about this becoming a distraction from the important meeting and then covet response? sue but let me first say the present has been consistent in his position. when a person comes forward they deserved to be treated with dignity and respect, their voice should be heard not silence. any allegation should be reviewed. kennedy: interesting because cuomo's offices tried silence lindsey. so will cuomo paste face the music now or ever? and will some democrats in the mainstream media continued running cover for him? with me tonight party pat we've got attorney and author how to become a federal criminal, and your cuomo has read that, mica chases there also editor-in-chief of reason managing in recent.com it is katherine mangu-ward. an attorney and democratic strategist ethan bearman is back in some

kennedy's profiles of courage. my thesis is that once held the most widely held belief that although political factors inevitably influenced impeachment under the standard of high crimes and misdemeanors it should occur only if there's been a legal transgression threatening the republic. so let's start with profiles of courage. this is a pulitzer prize winner 1957. with sketches of senators, who, at personal, castro's principle, patriotism and rule by law over partisan politics. there's one shipped chapter on johnson's impeachment which is as most of you know failed by conviction of just one vote. these are illustrations that kennedy has for this chapter. here's a ticket to the impeachment. trial and lasted almost two months. then here is a cartoon of the senate chambers and here's edmund a ross. he was kennedy's hero, he was a kansas senator who sacrificed a career when he delivered the decisive vote to stave off conviction after johnson's impeachment on trumped up charges by rastas fellow republicans. fulfilling

kennedy: hey baby welcome to it, we made it. president trump's impeachment trials and very dramatic. it has been disturbing and depressing. but there is one inconvenient truth according to my upcoming guests, the first amendment which protects the president's provocative language before those idiots a storm the capitol. and therein lies the rub. our nation is not designed to protect the language you like. it's designed to protect the language you don't like that is offensive, horrible and as you may know today was day three of the impeachment trial of former president donald j trump relate this after the democrats wrapped up their case attempting to the former words of the president were directly responsible for the violence on january 6, watch. >> no matter how my people inside and outside government begged him to condemn extreme elements promoting violence, and indeed civil war in america and race war in america, he just would not do it. he intended the events of generally six to happen. and what it did, he delighted in it. su

kennedy: there we go welcome back it is game night here on the kennedy show.rez your luck" prick test your command of america's commander-in-chief. with the new president getting started and her last one, refusing to go quietly it is the perfect time to play our party panel will get points by answering historical trivia. each contestant will have one chance to "prez your luck" or double their point total on the question of their choosing. but if they get it wrong they lose it all. let's get to it shyly, inez, david, kevin, are you already to "prez your luck"? >> let's do it. >> i'm so ready. >> president barack obama at tense : first through fourth grade, honolulu, hawaii, kenya, or indonesia? >> hawaii? kennedy: i'm sorry that is incorrect. the correct answer is indonesia. he went to indonesia for some time, his mom remarried. >> is it wrong i was rooting for inez to say can you? [laughter] story me back to birthplace customer act of some funny. here's question which democrat became their political career as a republican on barry goldwater's 1964 presidential

kennedy: it reminds if harvey weinstein.se was so wide lean known but people were so scared of him the effective such a vengeful person that's one of the things that kept people from speaking up for so long. i think you're seeing that here in new york people are finally feeling safe enough to come forward and stand up to this bowling. you've been doing it from the beginning you incredibly brave, hope that your family gets some justice for mickey and d, and love janice thank you so much. >> love you too my friend thank you. before you are the best bird coming up republican lawmakers did and the house speaker nancy pelosi explained by thousands of national guard troops are still in washington d.c. more than a month after the capitol riots. there word they could possibly stay till fall. so is nancy transferring the capitol into security forces? or just trying to cling to power. a breakdown with my memo in the man panel returns, next. [ engines revving ] ♪♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. [ engine revs ] for

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kennedy and bobby kennedy are instrumental in getting dr. king released.hey used that to help them win more black support. that really helps tip the election in their favor. king and kennedy are tied politically. john kennedy until the spring of 1963 is too cautious. he does not know what to do about civil rights and racial justice. he does not want it to take over his agenda. and martin luther king jr. is very critical. susan: we have a short clip from that speech from the jfk library where the president speaks to the nation about civil rights issues. let's listen. [video clip] >> the fires of frustration and discord are burning in every city, north and south, where legal remedies are not at hand. redress is sought in the streets. in demonstrations, parades, protests, which create tension and threaten violence and threaten lives. we face a moral crisis as a country and people. it cannot be met by oppressive police action. it cannot be left to increased demonstrations in the streets. it cannot be quieted by token moves or talk. it is a time to act in the c

he's kennedy's hero. he was the kansas senator who sacrificed a promising political career when previously undecided he decide delivered the decisive vote after johnson's quanviction on trumped-up charges. fulfilling his sworn duty to follow the law rather than bend to political pressure. in doing so he performed what one historian called the most heroic act in american history, incomparably more difficult than any deed of valor upon the field of battle. in fact it was so valorous he wrote his own account of the impeachment which you can still buy. this is really nice story of courage. but unquestionably accepting ross' self-aggrandizing account, although there was no indication kennedy intentionally distorted the facts there was ample political motivation for him to highlight this alleged refusal to bow to political pressure. then senator kennedy in 1957 had presidential ambitions. writing soon after brown vs. board of education he was well aware it would eventually need southern support to procure the d

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thanks kennedy. kennedy: the "new york times" democratic and placements strategy play clips of the protest is both old quotes from president trump to wet their base into the frenzy they've lived for four years. but to what end? stoking old tensions to further inflame the nation? that something a great idea. so what should the democrats strategy be? is there anything about this impeachment that could be good for the country question request get into with monday's party panel we have townhall.com political editor and hosted the guy benson show, on fox news radio it is guy benson. he loves my martinis but we also love democratic strategist rebel communications founder, laura fink and recent editor at large and cohost of the fifth column podcast, counts 14th year, matt welch is back. it's true hi everyone. welcome to the monday show. guy i'll start with you. just sort of answer the question i pose there. is there anything about this process right now where we are with the trial went to the senate that co

kennedy's nephew and former congressman up to the spring. it's been decades since the fall of spain's fascist regime but old wounds still haven't tailed you into from going into the pentagon this morning and that's. because only from a. nickel feeder market about a mishap i will succumb to me in the present just as me no doubt what i noticed in the scene caused me to you know. thousands of newborn babies were torn from their mothers and given away and forced adoption i don't know a lot of money it was the other fantasy stuff that i don't grow but as a fellow men tend to this day mothers still search for grown children while looking in hope for the best parents. welcome back i'm still here with patrick kennedy former congressman and if you violate us president john f. kennedy you don't think it was trumpeted the opioid crisis more seriously than his predecessors and asked you to loot lee not i was on trump's commission ok how much to donald trump put behind his margin see of opioids 0 do you hear me 0 dollars donald trump put towards this we

kennedy, then senator kennedy in 1957 had presidential ambitions. writing soon after brown versus board of education. he was well aware a catholic from massachusetts would need southern support to procure the democratic nomination. so in 1957 it's really important to remember that many americans considered johnson a hero. for kennedy, he was determined to carry out abraham lincoln's policies sf reconciliation with the defeated south by seeking to bind up the wounds of the nation and treat the south with mercy and fairness. johnson faced the extremist in congress who had already of course clashed with lincoln. those radicals passed who was threatening the foundation of the republic. here's his famous wig. this is how he illustrated is the clansman clubfoot, no wig, and arguing with lincoln. stevens was so sick is he had to allow butler to take over as lead prosecutor and couldn't finish the one speech he tried to give. dixon needed a villain. was a prime architect of the black plague of reconstruction. the johnson obviously the focus is not on ross.

or the kennedy campaign? >> well, i would say there's a lot that happened behind the scenes between the kennedys and the georgia democrats and that's the part of the story that we want to tell here, that what leads to bobby calling judge mitchell is a story about the georgia democratic party, i don't want to give too much away from the book, but shows there was a lot more than just the moral interest going on, but the political interest of the democratic party to get this problem solved, but as the students that force the situation out into the arrests and the interracial team on the kennedy campaign getting them involved and creating that situation and you learn how the back channels of how john and bobby work with vanderver and some other characters, including mitchell, to get king out. >> they absolutely go rogue, in fact, in order to achieve their ends and so many machinations that we can't go through and i'll leave that for the readers of the book. how to get things done and questioning, let's say the re

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vice president richard nixon running against john kennedy, jack kennedy. they were trading off in the polls day by day by day. there was no room for any kind of mistake. so there was a lot at play here. and i'm wondering if you can talk with us a little bit about that, steven or paul, or charles or reverend moss, the dynamics of the national race affecting the ground-level politicians here in georgia. you know, they were getting letters, telegrams, national media pressuring them to let a black civil rights leader out of jail. and i just have to mention this, we have a question here from jane kidd who is the daughter of the governor of georgia from 1959-'63, asks about whether the book tells the real story regarding king's incarceration as told to jack bass and recounted by clifford coon. >> it does, yes. >> so, jane, thank you so much for writing to us. this is a big cart here that, of course, democratic politicians like mayor hartsfield of atlanta and actually judge mitchell, you know, they were on the kennedy side at that point. nixon had been the party

kennedy's nephew and former congressman up to the spring. welcome back i'm still here with patrick kennedy former congressman and if you violate us president john f. kennedy you don't think it was trumpeted the opioid crisis more seriously than his predecessors no absolutely not i was on. trump's commission ok how much to donald trump put behind his merge and see of opioids 0 do you hear me 0 dollars donald trump put towards this we were losing back then $80000.00 we dipped to about 76000 now it's back up on the ledge trail and at present donald trump talked a big game and did nothing about this and i wrote about this while i served on the trump commission on the opioid crisis and i served on that commission what was it like this commission it was let me just tell you you know put your money where your mouth is donald trump we had an increase of about 3 to 4000000000 dollars all of that was led by congress donald trump didn't ask for one more cent for this crisis as a result of that commission and that's why he cannot be held out as anyone w

and jackie kennedy came a little bit late. but she did show up in the crowd it seems they were just as excited to see her as him so that was a special moment. so well that was going on in the hotel people were lining up on the streets. we knew where the motorcade would be. high school bands and cheerleaders were lining the streets. so when the motorcade finally did come off of hotel property and onto the main street they went down by the courthouse and he left fort worth on a high. people were cheering and waving cheerleaders are doing their thing. and the stories i have heard after-the-fact are that people were very proud fort worth hosted the president of the united states and the first lady and they were very glad they had an opportunity to see them in person. and to host them in such fine fashion. >> what people don't know that fort worth did in preparation that the local families with extensive art collections now in museums, they loved the monet and renoir and those original paintings but they didn't take note of it. a l

kennedy thanks so much for coming on going underground. first of all the figures $81.00 found wasn't in 12 months to june what has happened in the united states about the opioid crisis because it's out of the headlines now well we we had an epidemic going into this pandemic and of course the pandemic has has moved off the front pages because of the urgency to address coronavirus but right underneath coronaviruses is all of the effects of isolation economic hardship because people are losing their jobs the stress of so many aspects of this and that's just adding fuel to the fire that was already under way before we even had the 1st coronavirus case we were almost at a point where we were going to begin to focus our attention entirely on this mental health addiction crisis and then of course now we've taken our eyes off of it because there's something more pressing. but there's no doubt it's not going away it's just being masked by this this corona virus on top so in my agency room visits up 30 percent i mean this is just it's a mind bogglin

kennedy's nephew and former congressman up to the spring. well it's so simple wrong. wrong just don't call. me i'll get to see how he's going to come after. and in detroit because the trail. when something will find themselves worlds apart. just in the common ground. welcome back i'm still here with patrick kennedy former congressman and if you violate us president john f. kennedy you don't think it was trumpeted the opioid crisis more seriously than his predecessors and asked you to loot lee not i was on trump's commission ok how much to donald trump put behind his margin see of opioids 0 do you hear me 0 dollars donald trump put towards this we were losing back then $80000.00 we dipped to about $76000.00 and now it's back up because of the trend at present donald trump. talked a big game and did nothing about this and i wrote about this while i served on the trump commission on the opioid crisis and i served on that commission what was it like this commission it was let me just tell you you know put your money where your mouth is donald trump we had an increase of a

kennedy: are they?yes they are would love her teachers we do protect them and do everything we can. unfortunately just because you get vaccinated that does not give you a green light to not wear your mask and not social distance because number one that vaccine is about 9495% perfect if you still have that chance of picking up the disease yourself. number two, the moment you get inoculated to a not instantly immunized for it takes around six to eight weeks for your body to develop full antibiotics and immunity. kennedy: thought of seven days after the second shot with pfizer moderna? >> full copy get about 52% pay but to reach the 95 needed the second shot. once you get the second shot about two weeks later you are properly fully immunize at the mask of either 94% with the moderna, before sober disconnect of art masks and hazmat suits until the break of dawn? >> good question. note just until we get a good chunk of the population vaccinated, get 70 to 80% vaccinated then hopefully soon once we see were r

kennedy's nephew and former congressman up to the spring. it's been decades since the full of spain's fascist regime but old wounds still haven't tailed you go into think i was going to come up and that i was working and it was. because of me from you know. negotiate an octave the bottom is about will sort of go to me in the present the system you know to that i'm just the same person to you know. thousands of newborn babies were torn from their mothers and given away and forced adoption i don't. was the other feast a bit of my own role as a fellow mentor to this day mothers still search for grown children while adults look in hope for their birth parents. the british and american governments have often been accused of destroying lives in their own interest or you see in this these techniques is the state devising methods to him to essentially destroy the personality of an individual. by scientific. this is how one doctor's theories were allegedly used in psychological warfare against prisoners deemed a danger to the state that was the found

if not, senator kennedy of louisiana. sen. kennedy:. yes, sir -- sen. kennedy: yes, sir. can you hear me, mr. chairman? chair powell: yes i can, senator. sen. kennedy: what was our fourth quarter tv growth -- quarter gdp growth? chair powell:chair powell: i'm reluctant to guess, but i want to say 4%. sen. kennedy: that is what my numbers showed, too. what are you -- you and your economists estimating that our growth will be for 2021? chair powell: we will be updating our forecast. the last forecast we did was in january. my guess is that the data has been a little more positive. but it will be a good number. we will be in the range you see in the public. sen. kennedy: how about 6%? chair powell: it could be in that range. sen. kennedy: at what point in 2021 will the level of gdp equal pre-pandemic levels? chair powell: sometime during the year. it depends about the growth rate -- it depends on the growth rate. sen. kennedy: how about the end of february? chair powell: i don't know that. the pre-pandemic level, or the prepend my trend -- the pre-pandemic trend? sen. kenned

kennedy: and the seniors. [inaudible] sorry let's go ahead. >> think that being a parent of two children and to answer your question grades three through six will go back mid march, k-12 already back depending on where. because in san diego opened up full throttle four days later 100 kids had to be corn team because they had come into contact with somebody else but we'll know if it's a child or adult that had covid buried the list goes on. the bottom line is look, after he is not the end-all and be-all, but the problem with covid for medical scientists everyone is giving us information cic fauci my husband everybody out there. >> not everybody do not say everybody because all it takes is one different opinion from the former head of the cdc. >> there are many different opinion exact event does not include everybody don't say that. [inaudible] you are saying a universal that is false. >> they do not differ on how this is transmitted which is from droplets within our nose in our mouth. and the belief that the ma

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