and kennedy his relationship with kennedy wasn't so great. and many of us were very disappointed that stevenson wasn't selected as secretary of state much later, i was also involved the psychology of tyranny negotiation. i knew people were researching that and the story there was that we had. stevenson thank for the final agreement. the final what would you say? compromise this that got us out. but i hear he was on the x committee. i didn't get what that was. he wasn't part of the inner circle. um, but also some thought that in kennedy's inaugural address, whether it was swords or quoting statements of that, we must never negotiate fear, but we should never to negotiate. whether that was stevenson's quoting stevenson or not. but anyway, i'd love to know when they were at the final decision, which was so complicated. as you say. what kind of a role did he have so? can you talk about that? because i've seen in my research and things like that that you know, there are different things that were written about adlai stevenson involvement. but he d

and kennedy his relationship with kennedy wasn't so great. and many of us were very disappointed that stevenson wasn't selected as secretary of state much later, i was also involved the psychology of tyranny negotiation. i knew people were researching that and the story there was that we had. stevenson thank for the final agreement. the final what would you say? compromise this that got us out. but i hear he was on the x committee. i didn't get what that was. he wasn't part of the inner circle. um, but also some thought that in kennedy's inaugural address, whether it was swords or quoting statements of that, we must never negotiate fear, but we should never to negotiate. whether that was stevenson's quoting stevenson or not. but anyway, i'd love to know when they were at the final decision, which was so complicated. as you say. what kind of a role did he have so? can you talk about that? because i've seen in my research and things like that that you know, there are different things that were written about adlai stevenson involvement. but he d

kennedy: no. single, wined and dined. >> they say these things. >> let's do it right. brian get on the board. >> thank you. kennedy: deliver my rice. [ laughter ] kennedy: or, what i'm a arsonist, i am brian brenberg, light up the game for once. this is for you alex, of snatched? >> a sentence. kennedy: did you change your shampoo you look very snatched. >> spiffy. kennedy: right, i'm giving it to you. >> that an old word, why can't spiffy be a word. kennedy: brian brenberg poof. >> poof, please use that. kennedy: nice to meet you but now poof. >> i got to go. >> good-bye. i'll give you that. >> i'm on the board. >> exciting. >> tied. you woul. >> word is crunk . >> let's go out and get krunc . >> twisted crazy drunk. >> yes! yes! crazy and drunk, he is smoked you. >> how old are you, a millennial or a gen-z. >> i have a 14-year-old, i know things no honest man can see. >> wow. kennedy: you both tied. there is a very big night. would you like to give her your student debt. >> if i had any. kennedy

kennedy: okay. i wish w more politicians would talk specifically about tax plans like that, you can latch on to those things that make sense, we know that when governments cut taxes that is what economies grow. >> we have seniors they are packing up and leaving, they need pensions. i want them to spend their pensions here in new york state. kennedy: my assistant jillian is 85 years old. >> he looks great. kennedy: she forgets everything. >> the people that retire in new york state they spend pensions here no matter what the economy is. and she would have no property tax, she is spending money here and she is not goiing into a nursing home. kennedy: she is, if she screws up one more time it will be involuntary commitment for screwing up the peach cobbler and forgetting my parents on kilmeade. poor lidia. kennedy: jillian. >> okay. >> we're playing over-under, you will learn to love, it remember t the infamous dossier. is this more tr proof that fbi is corrupt, spike cohen here it discuss, he is next.

kennedy: yeah.r guy. bony little finger on the nuke button. then-candidate biden playing necessito in florida at a hispanic heritage month event. all joking aside, this is just the latest in a long line of gaffes. in fact, just last week, remember this blunder? >> i want to thank all of you here for -- including bipartisan elected officials like represent, governor, senator braun, senator booker, representative -- jackie, are you here? where's jackie? i think she was going to be here. helped make this a reality. kennedy: jackie's mom had to clarify, she's in heaven with jesus. the late indiana congresswoman jackie walorski tragically died in an august car crash. the president even lowered the white house flags in her honor when she passed. he called the family to offer condolences. he apologized to her family last week, but these episodes and others including a questionable story about befriending a dead amtrak conductor, of course, the mysterious corn pop has led to repeated speculation about the p

kennedy: yes. problem has been trying to read his plans, his momentives, his intentions because, you know, it's tough. that's a heavy lift to get inside his -- kennedy: no, you're absolutely right. we are at a focal point, and we will reach critical mass either where all of russian society including the press and former advisers, you know, they've finally had enough and they gain enough strength to stand up to him and topple him, or he reaches critical insanity mass, and he tips over in the opposite direction and starts using whatever he has in his arsenal, and then we're all hosed. all right. well, baker, as long as we've got you on the front lines, we're good to go. talk to you very soon. >> thank you very much. it's been a cheery conversation -- kennedy: it really has. this has been a special military operation conversation. [laughter] thanks, baker. >>> coming up, do you regret going to college with all that debt piling up? you should. i hit the streets of new york city to ask some of the party

kennedy moscow october 16, 1962 mr.we confirm that weapons located in cuba, regardless of the classification to which they may belong, are intended solely for defensive purposes in order to secure the republic of cuba from attacks by aggressors. khrushchev meant american foundations april 17, 1961, the americans went to cuba to overthrow the revolutionary government, but by the evening of april 18, the overthrow operation was prepared. the cia suffered a full tap. on the morning of april 19 , the cuban revolutionary troops finally broke the resistance of the enemy. and now the americans discovered the soviet military presence on the island of liberty in the white house began a feverish meeting of the crisis group created under the president. secretly from the minutes of the meeting of the national security council under the president of the united states, any decisive action should be postponed until we talk with khrushchev the summit is ruled out the invasion of cuba can be carried out in 7 days after the decision plea

kennedy: i agree.at by the way they are telegraphing their tragedy or lack there of, they just want the war to go on and on, that is horrible for ukraine. weekly do you think oz beats fetterman in your state? >> for sure. i think oz wins by 2 or 3%, fetterman is gets crushed his soft on crime attitude, and he wants to release a third of all prisoner in pennsylvania state prison is killing him with philadelphia and pittsburgh suffer from high crime rates. >> not if you think automatic weapons, between rival factions is bad. maybe, but if you are for them, fetterman is your guy, thank you so much. >> thank you. kennedy: coming up, thursday, that is right, game night. president biden claims he is turns the big 80 next month. wild turn the clock back to find out how old he really is, we have biden time for you next, play along. the dribbler, and the day-dreamer... the dribbler's getting hands-on practice with her chase first banking debit card... the drummer's making savings simple with a tap... ...round o

kennedy: yeah.> what to we get for many -- it? nothing. it's an unfair ask. this was one of the stated grievances of osama bin laden, killing innocent muslims, the bases in the arabian peninsula, propping up israel, and the other was that we demand they reduce the art official price of oil to help our economy at their expense. why do we have a right to do that? this whole thing is stupid. and to all the a points you guys were making before, look, i'll go even further and say this whole climate change extremism is stupid. it's not a real problem and, you know what? if you don't get china and india onboard -- kennedy: it's absolutely meaningless. >> -- it has absolutely no impact on global temperatures over the next -- kennedy: no, it's like finish. >> if we just produce energy here, and not just -- kennedy: it's like trying to get pregnant with a vibrator. >> right. this is not happening -- [laughter] very good analogy. that really brings up an image -- kennedy: but not a baby. >> the truth is that f

the kennedys stood tough. is the diplomatic solution adlai is pushing that ultimately kennedy will reach for, making sure bullets do not fly first. host: just briefly, some say kennedy threw stephenson under the bus in the recaps. is that to avoid the criticism for the quid pro quo he ultimately went with? guest: absolutely. there is essentially a trade going on. as it becomes public, that is not going to be good for president kennedy's political standing. he keeps that under wraps. there is instruction that goes out from bobby kennedy on the night of the 27th that there is no quid pro quo. you are not to understand these two things are linked, these missiles in the soviet union, turkey and italy are going to be withdrawn for the withdrawal of the soviet missiles in cuba. to understand and fortified months -- in 45 months, the missiles will be out -- four to five months, the missiles will be out. that is essentially how the crisis get resolved. but it cannot be spoken of out loud at the time. host: let us go t

had worked with kennedy when kennedy became a senator.o have thompson, who was the previous u.s. ambassador to the soviet union. he was the guy kennedy would turn to again and again as well as another figure, also a previous ambassador to the soviet union. he tried to figure out what khrushchev was up to. why the devil would he do this? one of the features of this secret portion of the missile crisis, we often refer to it as the 13 days of the crisis, 6 or 7 of those days were days that only the u.s. knew about. the public cuban missile crisis last from the 22nd of october until the 28th. host: about a week. guest: and kennedy is, "why the devil would he do this?" that is almost an exact quote. he fixes on a couple of reasons, but primarily for him, it is about berlin. khrushchev is trying to put these missiles into cuba to leverage the united states to sign a peace deal that would turn the full sovereignty of berlin, and in west berlin you still had three occupying western powers left over from world war ii, to get them out of there. it

kennedy moscow october 16, 1962 mr.resident, we confirm that the weapons that are in cuba, regardless of the classification that they may belong to, are intended exclusively for defensive purposes in order to secure republic of cuba from the attack of the aggressor. by the aggressor, khrushchev meant the americans, and he had his own good reasons for that on april 17, 1961, the americans appeared in cuba to overthrow the revolutionary government, but by the evening of april 18, an operation to overthrow. castro is ready. the cia suffered a full screen on the morning of april 19 cuban, revolutionary troops, finally broke the resistance of the enemy. and now the americans discovered the soviet military presence on the island of liberty in the white house began a feverish meeting of the crisis group created under the president. secretly from the minutes of the meeting of the national security council under the president of the united states, any decisive action should be postponed until we talk to khrushchev summit ruled o

kennedy moscow october 16, 1962 mr.dent, we confirm that the weapons that are in cuba, regardless of the classification that they may belong to, are intended exclusively for defensive purposes in order to secure the republic of cuba from attacks by aggressors . khrushchev meant american foundations on april 17, 1961, the americans landed in cuba to overthrow the revolutionary government, but by the evening of 18 april, the overthrow operation is prepared. the cia suffered a full tap. on the morning of april 19, the cuban revolutionary troops finally broke the resistance of the enemy. and now the americans have discovered the soviet military presence on the island of freedom in the white house at the random meetings of the cranial group, created by behavior. secretly from the minutes of the meeting of the national security council under the president of the united states, any decisive action should be postponed until we talk with khrushchev at the summit ruled out an invasion of cuba could be carried out 7 days after the

kennedy: okay.ain schools then people who go to two year programs, they are not the ones who have 200 thousand in student loan debt. >> it benefits everyone. kennedy: no, it does -- -- >> does not. it -- yes, it does. kennedy: it exacerbates inflation and makes people two thirds of adults here do not get college degrees, and does not. >> you have don't have to get i did college degree to benefit. kennedy: yes, you do. you don't have to have a college degree to have taxation. >> you will benefit. kennedy: rob you from your hard earned money. >> i don't think that is an example of benefiting everyone, what this will redistribute money from people who did not go to college, who have college debt, i don't see how this benefits working class, and they have been trying to regain their footing back. this is not the way to go about it. and just for me, i am jen j, i think -- gen-z, i am more successful than average degree holder there are alternative routes you can take other than 6 figure college debt. ken

kennedy: mr. president with all due respect, bro, this should be easy, every single poll shows inflation is the number one issue for voters, your party on the ropes with less than 3 weeks until midterms, and yet you still can't answer an easy question on the topic. even from our own peter doos doocy who loves. >> hoping to clarify, top domestic issue inflation or abortion. >> all important. multiple issues. are all important, we should be able to walk and chew gum at the same time thank you. kennedy: oh. what a lay up, president had to say was inflation is by far my top priority. the president cannot walk or chew gum, he is going on about tackling inflation, all wrong, trillions of dollars in government spending exacerbates the inflationary trier environment and releasing the oil from petroleum preserve is not doing anything, today they announcerred relief of 15 million more barrels, they claim it is not political, republicans continue to hammer democrats on the economy. >> every american needs to

kennedy: so, dave.involved in getting enriched is higher, where do you think president biden sets here? >> well, knowing about it i know there is almost no chance that is not the case, how could any of us imagine a s conversation never came up that he knew his sons were on the boards and deep dealing in ukraine, he was obama's point man on ukraine. back in 2014, i doubt he never talked to his son about being on the board of the energy company that was in bed with previous government who was trying to buy off the new government by going directly to the source which was the united states of america. i just want to make one point, we know now that hunter biden was being investigated no later than 2018, big story in late 2019 and 20 was donald trump impeached over the demands that he was demanding that ukraine look into joe biden and hunter biden, he never got and he caved on weapons deal. and all just a nightmare, but, is it ib ric interesting none of that leaked through time, department of justice and fbi

and one of nick kennedy staff said called kennedy and said you should call coretta kid. and and offering something and he did. and that's just about all he did was offer sympathy because jack kennedy was the last democratic candidate. that actively solicited white voters in the south. jack kennedy, you know solicited white votes in the south. absolutely. that's what he did. story gets better. according to the story after the call greta blacks went crazy and they changed their vote enormously. and according to the black newspapers five million blacks went to the polls. 50% of all black voters went to the polls to vote overwhelmingly for jack kennedy. and the democrats sent out. trailway bosses across the united states. i mean, isn't this a great story across the united states handing out ballasts the people to vote. for jack henry there's only one small problem. it never happened. there were no trailway bosses. there were no massive amount of literature there weren't five million black voters the best number i have is somewhere between two and a half million to three mill

he was sent to a hard georgia prison, and one of kennedy's staff said, called kennedy and said you should call and offer your sympathy. and he did, and that is just about all he did was offer sympathy. because john f. kennedy was the last democratic candidate that actively solicited voters in the south. can you believe that john f. kennedy solicited white votes in the south? absolutely, that is what he did. but, according to the story, after the call to greta black people went crazy. they changed their vote enormously. according to the black newspapers, 5 million black people went to the polls. 50% of all black voters went to the polls to vote overwhelmingly for john kennedy. and the democrats sent out things across the united states. isn't this a great story? across the united states, handing out ballots to black people to vote for jack kennedy. there's only one small problem, it never happened. there were no massive amounts of this. there were not 5 million black voters, the best number i have is somewhere between two and a half million to 3 million blocks, that is 25 to 30% of all elig

kennedy: ooh. just bribing people to say nice things about him so they tell their relatives and others, gavin's great. [laughter] i really hope americans aren't that naive. i hope they see this guy for what he is. he's a job killer. he hates homeless people, otherwise he wouldn't let them live and fester and proliferate on the streets of cities like san francisco and los angeles. you know, he is despised by a large part of -- go ahead. >> not to mention the fact that he loves power. we're on day 945 of gavin newsom's covid emergency declaration. we're approaching 1,000 days of an emergency declaration by this guy which gives him unchecked powers in many areas. and i don't know why, i don't know why he will not give it up. kennedy: why can't california find a better republican to run against these empty-headed, establishment democrats? or even a libertarian or a libertarian-leaning republican? i'm fine with that. >> we saw when larry eller ran for -- elder ran for governor during the recall a year a

of kennedy's -- never been done. it had been mentioned, maybe, but none of it had ever been done in a serious, archival way. so, i look at all of this material and i discovered that rather the theodore wright, who by the way i am writing or i wrote the -- is not the way you write history. and so, this is basically not only a corrective of theodore right. but, basically to say that the entire story of the 1960 election had been seriously flawed. >> so, having that as background, let's take a look at what the critics say in reviwes of these books. all -- through in preparation, i read all three reviews in the times of these three books. i would like to go through just the top 20 outtakes from these reviews and get your thoughts. these are comments, quotes about either the author, the work in question being reviewed, or about the work characterization of richard nixon. it refers to the works as a forgiving judgment of richard nixon. he equipped nixon of all charges, he takes one side, more polemical than persuasive. he

kennedy: the crowdite eats it up. so as we get into final stretch of mid terms, do republicans have the wind at their backs. let's meet our party panel. we have washington times opinion editor fox news contributor, the hurt on you it is charlie hurt and a radio host, lushous lesley marshall. and senior editor at reason, robby soave. all right welcome. charlie, let us get into it talk about this florida debate, what did you think of ron desantis versus charlie crist, it is a tighter race than people assumed. >> sure. that one zinger, summed up the debate. it was a great line. it is what got picked up the most. but, you know at end of the day democrat -- i think that problem charlie crist has in florida is different, because he is running against someone who has a record in florida, a very good record in florida. who is able to present a case for getting re-elected. and it is sort of the inverse of the problem that democrats have everywhere else, where they are running as you know having been in control in washington. f

kennedy: it is disgusting.r it was intention to be it is not, it was to go through san gabriel value up tejon pass from l.a. to san francisco, now to mojave desert and palmdale and other places like you said, because every state legislator wants a grab bag. this will be a great transportation -- never will be a transportation hub it will first be a train, it was built on lies. >> i think we are more likely to have flying cars zooming before that train is finished. whole thing is a joke, a monument to vanity incompetence and corruption of california democrats. >> beautiful, thank you, steve. >> see you soon. kennedy: topical storm is next, before the break, your tickle me tuesday joke, guess punch line on twitter. what's red, and smells like blue paint? please don't look it up. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want - you

it was a rough lie that blew up kennedy.y the way, i think it influenced his statement in which he emphasized the secret placement, if the secret can be expected from the soviet anything, even a primitive blow. cuba, well, khrushchev thought in a completely different way. missiles in cuba. this is a signal to the americans about his home. do not attack us so to speak, people are serious. you are attacking us now, which means there will be a nuclear war. just like we attack a nato base somewhere in germany, france or turkey. and here he is i hoped that this step would rise, it would not cause any war. meanwhile, in the united states, preparations for a massive attack on cuba and the landing, scheduled for october 20, were in full swing. however, on october 19, disagreements began again in the white house on what to do to strike or still start a blockade and negotiations? opinions divided robert kennedy and others insisted on an immediate strike decided to wait for the analyst's report to the cia cia experts concluded that any

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senate. >> kennedy. kennedy: yes. >> can i say, senate is a great deliberative body they go they talk they argue, that is the job of the senate, if you can't talk you can't do the job. kennedy: it would be very difficult, let's switch to governor's race here in new york, big debate last night, the race has tightened up. kathy hochul, she has been in lead for some time, facing republican congressman lee zeldin. zeldin has tightened race 1 within a point or two, last night they talked about crime. >> my opponent thinks that right now there is a polio emergency going on but not a crime emergency, we half way through the debate, she has not talked about locking up anyone committing crim crimes. >> anyone who commits a crime you were our law has co consequences, i don't know why that is so purpose for you. kennedy: for one, crime is destroying new york city. it also terrifying residents all over the state as it is in many big states and big cities. also, a pair of teenagers got shot in lee zeldin's front yard

he was sent to a hard georgia prison, and one of kennedy's staff said, called kennedy and said you should call and offer your sympathy. and he did, and that is just about all he did was offer sympathy. because john f. kennedy was the last democratic candidate that actively solicited voters in the south. can you believe that john f. kennedy solicited white votes in the south? absolutely, that is what he did. but, according to the story, after the call to greta black people went crazy. they changed their vote enormously. according to the black newspapers, 5 million black people went to the polls. 50% of all black voters went to the polls to vote overwhelmingly for john kennedy. and the democrats sent out things across the united states. isn't this a great story? across the united states, handing out ballots to black people to vote for jack kennedy. there's only one small problem, it never happened. there were no massive amounts of this. there were not 5 million black voters, the best number i have is somewhere between two and a half million to 3 million blocks, that is 25 to 30% of all elig

all kennedy had to do was to keep his base. there were 17 million more democratic registers than there were republicans. 40 million republican registers and 57 million democratic registers. if kennedy had simply kept his base, he could not even do that. the nature of the election was not only so close, it was even closer than anybody believed. because, again, nobody bothered to run any numbers. it is amazing how in corrects the results of the election have been told. i. e., kennedy won the election by 112,000 votes. i ran the election results for different ways. one way, the best he did was about 107,000 votes, the next way iran and he won by 27,000 votes. the next way identity, he won by 137,000 votes, and the final one he won by 56,000 votes. and yet, people to this day continually run these numbers as if they were gospel without evaluating what really happened. >> there is plenty more i can get into, i have not even asked you about the debates. i would like to go to the audience, i would like i microphone going around that w

kennedy: how would that work?could be descheduled. >> up to the dea they could take it out of drug schedule. alcohol, is a much more dangerous drug. causing organ damage, and serrosis and brain damage. and heart disease, all problems, that is not on any schedule. yet marijuana which is much safer, you know it is dangerous to some people, and nothing is without dangers if not used in moderation. it is a schedule that says it has no acceptable medical use. on deaweb site they have acceptable medical use. it is comic they are doing this. i think that biden, i want to give him credit where it's due, but he should call on congress to decrim criminalize marijuana in federal level, leave it to the states there is a lot of bipartisan support for that. kennedy: you are right, this is one of the few bipartisan issues, truly bipartisan, and congresswoman mace, i asked her about this, she authors a great piece of legislation it will have a hard time in senate, it shouldn't, this is an area you could have a rational coalition

kennedy: interesting.w that i trust the polling methods in sources, i do know think a lot of conservative still because of how they have been treated and conditioned, i don't think they are picking up the phone. i think those 3 races i believe they are closer than we see. i think real clear politics is on the money term its of actual odds. and where senate will fall, guy benson i always fall for you. >> thank you. >> thank you, lovely. kennedy: thank you. >> all right should u.s. go back to g gold standard, one republican congressman introduced a bill that could make that happen, i will explain why that is a great idea, scott horton touchd on it i'm going to give did a great big hug, next. e hottest s? (fisher investments) nope. we use diversified strategies to position our client's portfolios for their long-term goals. (other money manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions for you, right? (fisher investments) no, we don't sell commission products. we're a fiduciary, obligated

it was written by president kennedy's widow about teddy kennedy.'ve ever read about this very complicated, difficult life that he lived, pressurized life that he lived. in my experience of him in the senate, he always somehow optimistic we had a life. >> there was good and bad in him. that is one of the things that i try to convey in this book. that is what -- you try to show the portrait of a person not a political character, even in this time of clarity. >> this is the person that i knew. ted kennedy, a life by john a federal. thank you very much for joining us tonight. we will be right back. but what about your back? it's fineeeeeeee! ugh! advil dual action fights pain two ways. advil targets pain at the source, acetaminophen blocks pain signals. advil dual action. for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are positive for acetylcholine receptor antibodies, it may feel like the world is moving without you. but the picture is changing, with vyvgart. in a clinical trial, participants achieved improved daily abilities with vyvgart added to

kennedy requested the conclusions of analysts.st option is to strike from the air, the second option is to carry out an air strike and invade distances. the third option was a naval blockade of the island. they were the military, who spoke and offered kennedy the only true option to raise american bombers into the sky and bomb all these missiles along with installations and resolve the issue experts. the cia was told that any us military action would entail a retaliatory nuclear strike from the ussr. kennedy faced a difficult choice, the situation was becoming critical. information about the reaction of the americans came from khrushchev both through the meade and through our intelligence. since everyone understood very well that there are no winners in a nuclear war at all, from october 16 to october 22 there was a brainstorming session. kennedy was such a phrase that when we proposed to strike at the cube. he said, can you guarantee that when we bomb cuba and the russian will launch rockets and that not a single rocket will reac

kennedy entered the white house.aign trump card was the fight against the nuclear and missile lag behind communism, the lag itself was a gigantic propaganda myth of the us government and kennedy was well aware of this. val sixty the first year nikita khrushchev and john f. kennedy met in love the first and last time the meeting was strange both came with a desire to relieve tension and improve the political situation between the ussr and the usa they started talking and candy said we have an advantage, as the cia thought 20 times. well , khrushchev said, well, what can we destroy you. we are not so, bloodthirsty like you, that you will kill the dead 20 more times, and it is enough for us to kill you once. they did not discuss a single practical issue. kennedy, sit down , it was believed that khrushchev, uh, is some kind of communist monster. who thinks only about strengthening the influence of communism. and khrushchev came and said that hmm, this is a very young president, but already very intelligent in the sense t

kennedy: and they continue to break it. marie, why do you m hate old people. >> uber came out with a statement. one of the biggest employees in gig economy saying it would just take us back to where we were in obama years when uber and other gig-based companies made a ton of money. what it is doing helping workers get things like health care. or retirement benefits. when you are a gig worker and independent contractor, you don't get any of those. and so this is an attempt to make a very moderate change back to what the obama administration had when the companies made huge windfall profits and protecting workers who have spent a ton of their own money on health care costs for example. and because many don't have insurance on things like not having retirement savings making that balance better for workers who have suffered a lot and give them those benefits that many of them perform as true full employees, they should be compensated as such -- kennedy: you are not -- okay. i understand that but you are forcing two party who w

kennedy. that's a perfect transition in elaine into a question for you you of course are the co-author of the book designing camelot which talks about the efforts of jacqueline kennedy and the restoration of the white house. can you tell us? how for our audience so everybody understands some people may know the story but others may not tell us what were some of the institutions that mrs. kennedy put in place that are that are still operational today. and also tell us why was she so interested in restoration in the white house? it wasn't necessarily just to like pretty things or make things look nice. there was a larger purpose that really supported the kennedy administration if you can tell us a little bit about that, i think that would be very illuminating for our audience. thank you colleen. i'm so happy to be here and i'm so happy to get to follow melissa because so much of what i do in starting to talk about mrs. kennedy. it's as if she walked into the white house and out spraying historic

kennedy. which elaine will talk about in the course of our discussion. we're going to start with susan. susan, you work at mount vernon. of course, mount vernon is a home to one of the most amazing and interesting preservation stories in the united states. one of the early preservation studies in the united states. can you tell us a little bit about that story? and can you tell us why women saved mount vernon, and not man? >> because there are there. it colleen, and to our sponsors today. it's wonderful to be here. if i could have the first slide. all of you being here today, we are all invested in preservation, i'm sure you've heard the story of the mount vernon ladies association of the union. but i will recap it again briefly, in case you're not totally immersed in it, as i was not before i got to mount vernon in 2010. the mount vernon ladies association was founded in in 1853 by pamela cunningham of south carolina. as a grassroots effort to acquire and preserve the home of the nation's fou

it was written by president kennedy's widow about teddy kennedy.profound to line thing i've ever read about this very complicated, difficult life that he lived, pressurized life that he lived. in my experience of him in the senate, he always somehow optimistic we had a life. >> there was good and bad in him. that is one of the things that i try to convey in this book. that is what -- you try to show the portrait of a person not a political character, even in this time of clarity. >> this is the person that i knew. ted kennedy, a life by john a federal. thank you very much for joining us tonight. we will be right back. for joinin us tonhtig we will be right back. we will be right back. d after a long week of telling people how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! (limu squawks) he's a natural. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ who's on it with jardiance? we're managing type 2 diabetes and heart risk. we're hittin' the trails between meetings. and putting the brakes on fried f

as promised, closely observed the belovezhskaya pushcha presence on the island october 23 robert kennedy goes to the soviet embassy ambassador dobrynin informs him that there are no missiles in cuba until october 4 from 10:00 in the morning the naval blockade comes into force on october 25. one of the most memorable meetings of the security council takes place. soviet representative zorin denies the presence of missiles in response to an american colleague showing enlarged pictures of them. at on the same day, a meeting of the presidium takes place, at which khrushchev's proposal to exchange missiles is approved on october 26, a message arrives at the white house from abc correspondent john scully on a promise not to attack cuba, and his meeting with kkb president alexander pryamofomin, who is looking for a diplomatic solution, offering an exchange for the next day, on the radio, khrushchev announced another condition for the withdrawal of american missiles from turkey october 27, the black saturday of the cuban crisis begins soviet air defenses shoot down an american in cuba reconnaissa