kennedy: yes. a good friend mine pointed out that college with large endo endowments are hedge funds. >> no doubt. kennedy: it is a different type of corporate welfare work have to do more to change the system. kennedy: that was a mirrorric wil -- miracle on freigstreet, there is more coming up including mike tyson and duck din se dynasty family, may have hi, i'm jason and i've lost 202 pounds on golo. i was 424 pounds and my doctor was recommending weight loss surgery. to avoid the surgery, i had to make a change. so i decided to go with golo and it's changed my life. (sfx: crowd noise. ref whistle) ♪ (music) ♪ sarah, you got this. ok. ♪ you can be amazing ♪ ♪ you can turn a phrase into a weapon or a drug ♪ ♪ you can be the outcast ♪ ♪ or be the backlash of somebody's lack of love ♪ ♪ but i wonder what would happen if you ♪ ♪ say, what you wanna say ♪ ♪ and let the words fall out ♪ ♪ honestly, ♪ ♪ i wanna see you be brave ♪ ♪ with what you want to say ♪ ♪ and let the words fall out ♪ ♪ honestly, ♪

kennedy: you're right. good sleep, mitigate stress as best you can because that is something -- especially this time of year, you don't realize what stress is doing to your body. >> amen. kennedy: you may not feel it physically, but you have to do whatever you can. exercise, meditate, sweat it out in the sauna and then an ice bath. you know with, those types of thingss -- >> yes, and no smoking. smoking can play a huge role in inla mission -- kennedy: smoking smells bad. i do like smoking cigars -- >> once in a while. moderation, a huge celebration like the birth of a child -- kennedy: or a wednesday. a thursday -- >> but no smoking. kennedy: that only happens once a week. both of those days. no cigarettes. cigarettes are gross -- >> and so is vaping. kennedy: is this a particularly bad flu season because we've been masked up and our immune systems aren't ready for it? >> so we have about 9 million cases of flu so far that are recorded. many people aren't going to get checked out because flu usually just ca

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kennedy: excellent. so it could have been part of chinese bioweapons program, how important is that to the origin story? >> well, it's very important for a lot of reasons. and, ken d i -- kennedy, let's start with this: did the i.c., the intelligence community, as you say, were they serious about actually trying to term the origins in and if we don't determine the origins, how are we supposed to preclude this from happening in the future? and i think a good example of that is an experience that we had, this was in april of 2020 so just a few months into the pandemic, we have the intelligence community before us, and we asked them about this. they said, welk we've been able to genetically determine that this came from a natural source. and i came out of my chair. it was, like, how could you possibly make that claim especially at this point? remember, the first thing china did was destroy every one of the samples they had of the covid virus that they were working. they destroyed documents. they had some of

kennedy: yeah. if you're spying on all americans, did you keep tabs on hunter biden? leslie, when he was manufacturing some of these very questionable relationships in ukraine energy and with china? supposedly. and the e-mails betrayed the truth. he was making money for his dad, and he was having some of those high-powered meetings while his dad was vice president. and, you know, it's like you can't have it both ways. you can't have, ah, gosh, you know, my son is a crack addict, and he's out of his mind. and then at the same time have that crack addict enrich himself to the tune of millions and millions of dollars. so shouldn't we have the answers to some of those questions, leslie? >> i think we should have the answer to everybody's questions. we can't have it both ways when vanning what trump makes -- can ivanka trump makes millions on her daddy's president, you can't say this kid is guilty and this kid is not. investigate all of them. i don't want to seed admitted information. put -- edited infor

kennedy having a -- kennedy and his -- over cuba one. i had gotten the full suppression at the time that kennedy hadn't taken responsibility for this. he said success has 1000 fathers, failure has one. he gave the impression, we put that behind us, that was a mistake, it's behind us, we won't do that anymore. castro and kennedy and khrushchev, we now know, where sure from that moment on that y others would revenge that, they would do it by using u.s. troops next time. now, we don't have enough time to go into this at length now. so, let me just say it in the most summary way. kennedy and kristoff were -- bobby kennedy told people, including my later boss in vietnam, canada -- revanche, getting rid of castro is the highest priority. in a way that was, it kept even from ron still, who is in charge of the operations meant to justify an invasion. -- they were set to get rid of castro, the date was set by -- coincidently for october 25th before the next election in 1962. and march 2nd, 1962, march 2nd, ten days before the -- as march 14th, 12

visit adoptuskids.org kennedy: all rise for tonight kennedy's court. is playing defense attorney, getting the goons off the hook, other journalists the be the jury, decide if suspect is guilty or not, i will judge. >> case one, utah man arrested after stealing excavator and digging up grocery store parking lot, 46-year-old omar, charged with felony theft and criminal mischief for allegedly stealing from the construction site. police say his motive is unclear. how do you defend this. >> in utah criminal mischief statute was created like going on a date without a chaperone, that is a misuse of statute, i growe grocery store parking lot, i think that it would be hard to prove that digging it up is damaging it. kennedy: do you think he may have been trying to improve it. >> that is my defense. kennedy: alli. >> i don't know, i have hit bad potholes, if he was trying to help, and they left that unattended. kennedy: they are not easy to create. >> not guilty. >> i have a theory, he may have been putting shopping carts back where they belong with the shovel,

kennedy: yes. a good friend mine pointed out that college with large en endowments are hedge funds. >> no doubt. kennedy: it is a different type of corporate welfare work have to do more to change the system. kennedy: that was a mirrorric -- miracle on frstreet, there is more coming up including mike tyson and duck din dynasty family, may haveishe found a buried treasure. 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 to act in our client's best interest. (other money manager) so when do you make more money, only when your clients make more money? (fisher investments) yep. we do better when our clients do better. at fisher investments, we're clearly different. nicorette knows quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like... try hypnosis... or, quit cold

so for kennedy and let's stick with kennedy johnson nixon for now for kennedy. he had a switch in the knee well of his desk that he could flick if he was there. he also had a dictaphone that he would use so it was quite consciously pressing the buttons and kennedy would record memoirs in fact of of his reflections on a day. there was also a switch at kennedy's place in the cabinet room that he could flick and it would turn on those microphones which themselves were placed behind the the curtains behind him. so it was a manually operated system for kennedy. for johnson, he would largely signal to his secretaries oftentimes the door was open between johnson and an outer office and he would kind of turn his fingers around swirl his fingers like that and that meant to take it to tape it or he would yell at the secretaries and you know tape this one there were times when johnson when we would get some off oval office conversations that were taped via johnson speakerphone. which were fascinating so largely for lbj2 they were manually operated of the sorts of a sort ni

kennedy: thank you for answering all of my questions. >> thanks, kennedy. kennedy: yes.a fast mating story and, you know -- fascinating story and redemption for anyone is possible. >> thank you. ken south carolina coming up, government sucks! according to a new gallup poll, that is. americans say it's been the worst problem for seven years running. how is it so bad? i will break down obvious in my memo, after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ over the last 100 years, lincoln's witnessed a good bit of history. even made some themselves. makes you wonder... what will they do for an encore? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪ i have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. so i'm taking zeposia, a once-daily pill. because i won't let uc stop me...from being me. zeposia can help people with uc achieve and maintain remission. and has been shown to reduce symptoms in as early as 2 weeks. zeposia is the first and only s1p receptor modulator approved for uc. don't take zeposia if you had a heart attack, chest pain, stroke or mini-stroke, heart failure in the last 6 months, irregular or abnormal he

kennedy: all right.are we going to find out how much ptx paid people like tom brady and larry david and steph curry and shaquille o'neal and a list of others? and will they at some point be compelled to give that money back to victims? >> well, i think you're going to find that there's going to be an incredibly comprehensive investigation. besides the department of justice, you know, the bankruptcy court through mr. ray and his team, i think it's clear to everybody that they're hard-charging, fair, just the facts people. remember the show "crag -- dragnet." that's everybody from end enforcers to other individuals who have been involved, i think they're going to get to the bottom of everything here, and i think there's going to be a race to the courthouse. a lot of folks are going to want to meet with doj to limit their prison time. kennedy: is this a net for the feds to try and ensnare other people who were involved in this, or is bankman-fried, is he really the whale in this entire enterprise? who are t

kennedy's 1964 oral history interview. and thank you to kennedy library director of education and public programs nancy mccoy, for her contributions to this conference and forum producer liz murphy for her extensive and extraordinary work to bring this program to you today. we would thank you if you would just silence yourself. phones. we look forward to a robust question and answer period following the program this afternoon. you'll see full instructions on screen for submitting your questions via email or comments on our youtube page during the program and the q&a begins. we will invite those of you who are joining us here person today to proceed the microphones which in the aisles as you ask questions. we are so grateful to have this opportunity to explore the cuban missile crisis and how its lessons resonate with contemporary challenges 60 years later. i'm now honored to introduce the sessions distinguished speakers so that there is more for the conversation. a warm virtual welcome to daniel ellsberg. since the vietnam

kennedy: hey tuesday. tramping on the holidays is never easy, but holy hot dogs this is next level shiffa, it started with heavy snow and freezing temperatures across most of the u.s. buffalo got destroyed. some places could still see another foot of snow. thousands of christmas flights got canceled. but yesterday it was mostly back to normal. warming up throughout much of the land, unless you are flying on southwest. 87% of flights canceled from today, 87%, southwest. people across u.s. stranded with little or more warning or solution. >> our next avaluable seats for we booking customers at-this-point is on the 31 and beyond. >> my phone is dead, i'm hungry and tired. >> it is hectic. all in all, very exhausting. >> what are we supposed to do? this is ridiculous. it lies. kennedy: no, every other airline they found a way to get people out. now lost luggage is piling high all over the place. this is scene in atlanta. but, news is not better southwest will fly one-third of their flights for the rest of the

thank you. >> thank you, kennedy. kennedy: uh-huh.le, "time" magazine naming volodymyr zelenskyy its 2022 person of the year for his ability to galvanize the world against the invasion of ukraine. and 10 months in, still galvanizing. president biden asking congress to send, yeah, listen for it, another $37 billion in aid just last month. today russian president vladimir putin told reporters he expects the war to be a long process. so will zelenskyy be "time's" person of the year for the next decade? joining me now, retired marine corps sergeant joey jones. welcome back, joey. >> good evening. person of the year. yeah, weren't we all person of the year maybe a decade and a half ago? i miss those days when places like "time" magazine understood the contribution of, i don't know, the american taxpayer? i mean, i think if anybody really deserves credit for ukraine still being around, it's the ukrainians that have fought or the americans that have paid for it. but this is not surprising, and i'm not offended by it, i'm not upset by it beca

so for kennedy and let's stick with kennedy johnson nixon for now for kennedy. he had a switch in the knee well of his desk that he could flick if he was there. he also had a dictaphone that he would use so it was quite consciously pressing the buttons and kennedy would record memoirs in fact of of his reflections on a day. there was also a switch at kennedy's place in the cabinet room that he could flick and it would turn on those microphones which themselves were placed behind the the curtains behind him. so it was a manually operated system for kennedy. for johnson, he would largely signal to his secretaries oftentimes the door was open between johnson and an outer office and he would kind of turn his fingers around swirl his fingers like that and that meant to take it to tape it or he would yell at the secretaries and you know tape this one there were times when johnson when we would get some off oval office conversations that were taped via johnson speakerphone. which were fascinating so largely for lbj2 they were manually operated of the sorts of a sort ni

kennedy patriarch joseph kennedy had enormous respect for lyndon johnson. so much so that when jack kennedy had aspirations to be the vice presidential nominee himself in 1956, taking the second spot to add lie stephenson, you shouldn't take that spot unless lyndon johnson is head of the ticket and if he is i will fund the ticket, put money into it. jack kennedy vies for the nomination, there's a near miss in 1956 and sets his sights on the presidency in 1960. it is important to know jack kennedy and his father had enormous admiration for lyndon johnson. bobby kennedy was looked upon very differently and looking ostensibly for his brother's interests tried to talk lyndon johnson out of it. >> host: president obama was the first sitting senator to be elected since jfk, did i get that right? >> lyndon johnson -- sitting president, sitting senator exactly right. that is correct. richard nixon, jfk, and lbj all knew each other from capitol hill. what was their relationship if any? especially the r and d part of the relationship? >> it was a different time. if y

kennedy, the site where lee harvey oswald perpetrated the murder of president kennedy. so it's really there in dallas, still a presence in dallas it really is on the mind of folks in that part of the world in a way i couldn't quite have imagined have not got up there to talk about john f. kennedy. of course i have gone to other places in the united states to talk about the book. it wasn't quite as prevalent as it was in dallas i don't think it continues to be a stain but it's still very much part of the consciousness in particular of those in dallas. >> host: carlos in studio city, california, you are on with historian mark updegrove. please go ahead. >> caller: so great to see you and hear your comments about lyndon johnson. i was born in austin. i live in california now. we always knew how smart lady bird johnson was. she was very, very well educated. i like to hear you speak about her struggles get education and how for a woman of her age, not age, but at that time, was very referred to seek that kind of education and really, really worked hard to be a smart woman th

kennedy: he is not winning. jack. >> he is winning. kennedy: do you know what he is winning?in words of my late friend aretha franklin, show me some r. >> everyone said b, let's see. in words of my late friend aretha franklin. show some respict . >> in his defense, ibefore e . >> he has been hammering herschel walker, the man is not smart. >> al sharpton. >> that was intentional. >> no. >> stylistic. >> no respect there. kennedy: one more make it quick 3 points. >> it is 3 points. kennedy: which goon said is the vaccine safe? >> mmmm . >> just because. >> so, three points, let's see the tape. first question is, vaccine safe? i am not boy of not trusting federal government opinion, i would not recommend to new yorkers based on federal government's opinion. kennedy: you are doing a lot of nothing jimmy wins big, 8. >> take off the apron, jimmy failla we're going out. >> he won game night. >> boom. >> i forgot that liberals hated federal government that trump was -- in the timing. >> jessica said she should be entitled to mail in answers as a liberal we'll keep counting. >> i re

kennedy: he does not. let's hear from the white house. >> they want to be clear here, the fact is that the removal of title 42 does not mean the border is open. anyone who suggests otherwise is doing the work of the smugglers who are spreading misinformation and which is dangerous. kennedy: they are not spreading misinformation, they are telling the truth about the record number of people trying to get into this country who have not been processed. so, all of those elements add up to a very open border, should the supreme court let title 42 expire? will that only make bad matters worse. kennedy: joining me now to discuss our party panel, washington time opinion editor, right there, it is monument to charlie hurts and former deputy spokesperson for state department, she is a fox news contributor, with buckeye red marie is back, and larry, host of the sharp way, larry sharp is back. charlie, i will start with you. the border if it's not open it is a mess and this administration is not doing enough to message

kennedy: you should.didn't get present they wanted, who didn't have the action per the experience they dreamed up we want reparations from southwest, they skewed it up, a lot of flights canceled, when you are hum humping around 90% o90 those canceled flights, you should not be in, pete buttigieg cannot handle the job. between this, and rail worker strike, he did not divert because he was in portugal. >> i how the these was putting air in bike tires. kennedy: i'm getting a ride on my bike a block away, let me out, scotty martin thank you. >> see yeah. kennedy: yeah. >> next, new york very first legal recreat recreation, cannabis shop opening its doors tomorrow, can they compete with the city's black market? the dispensary ceo has party favors, he is a priest, he is next. trying to control my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ enough was enough. i talked to an asthma specialist and found out my severe asthma is driven by eosinophils, a type of asthma nucala can help control. now, fewer asthma attacks and

for kennedy, what's kennedy and then we'll do johnson.for kennedy, he had a switch in the knee well of his death that he could flick if he was there. he also had a dictaphone that he would use, he was quite conscious of pressing the button so kennedy would record memoirs of his reflections on the day. there was also a switch act kennedy's place in the cabinet room that he could flick and he could turn on those microphones. those though were placed behind curtains behind him. it was a manually operated system for kennedy. for johnston, he would largely signal to his secretaries, often time the door was open between johnston and an outer office, he would kind of swirl his fingers and that meant, tape it! or he would yell at the secretary, take this one! there were times when johnson, he would have off oval conversation via johnson speakerphone, which were fascinating. largely for lbj, two, they were manually operated at the source. nixon was entirely voice-activated. that was largely because the people who set it up, nixon and the others re

>> kennedy: i like the band.ting a garbage can and singing. i scream, and for the same reason, people watch horror movies. >> jesse: you know how you feel about people touching her belly button? that's how i feel about rats. >> kennedy: the never touched mine again! [laughter] >> jimmy: spreading cheer: charging guests. a mom talking about how she is charging everyone for christmas dinner including her grandkids, $18, or grandchildren are being charged $3. jesse, isn't this a creative way of saying she does not want to hang out with these people? >> jesse: i did this once in high school, i showed up to a party that i didn't even know who threw the party. i stood in the driveway and collected $5. i made like $200. >> jimmy: kennedy, would you charge up front for dinner given how strong the drinks you make are? [laughter] >> kennedy: no one could go for their billfold. [laughter] >> jimmy: she's the only person who serves drinks in a funnel. judge, how much would you charge me to come to your house? >> jimmy: cooki

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but but both john kennedy and robert kennedy commented upon it and. so did ted kennedy. that they were inoculated with this this this feeling about. the little guy, because of the irish-american discrimination, the known irish need applies stories that they got from their parents and also from honey fitz. their grandfather and left them at very politicians politicians from the from the upper class who felt for the little guy, charles daley, who some of the old hands around here may remember worked for all three of them. and and he called them well-fed underdogs with pretty good bite. and that's pretty much the best description as to why the kennedy brothers became that in one sentence that i found. yeah. why you. we're going to jump around here. you'll excuse me for not being criminal. why did run? did he want to run for the senate? was he sort of pushed it? i mean, the story always goes that joe made jack run for the. and that's not true. i mean, he encouraged him. he wanted. but it was jack who made the decision. what about ted? did did he want a career in politics? wh

title eight, kennedy. >> kennedy: it allows for so much more in the lines of deportation. can do it for criminal activity. it's a long list. they could get away with 42 and effectively go to something even more powerful. you think they'll do it? >> kennedy: they won't do it, and they won't outline who they want in this country and who they want to stay out of this country, and those are two very important lists. we want people here who are going to work hard, add to the economy, make the country better. we don't want people who are going to commit violent crimes, who are engaged in gang activity, and who are going to actively hurt people and make the country worse. you have to be very clear about who you want and who you don't. >> harris: i don't know how you do that with these numbers. last thought, jimmy? >> jimmy: the k-train is right. there is this real indifference to the well-being of everyone on every side of this. women coming to this country are getting sexually assaulted about 30% of the time if they are coming in illegally. people on the side of the border are b

i could feel it happening. >> kennedy: it is so catchy.>> marie: i'm not going to sing it with you. it's not just republicans. 64%. joe biden has repeatedly defied the political odds. he beat all of those democrats in the primary. he beat donald trump handily. he and his administration and their partners and congress did so well in the midterms compared to what people thought so i think the biden team. >> they did a really good job losing, you're right. >> we gained seats in the senate, governor's mansion, legislatures and we barely lost the house. i think the biden team feels like because of their successes and legislative wins, that their parties very squarely behind, they feel like they've been on a winning streak and they feel pretty emboldened. have a question is, joe biden now has a record that democrats really like and a lot of independents like. who else is there that democrats would want to challenge him? i don't know who these people are. i don't think it's that catchy. i think joe biden can win again and i think he's going to ru

kennedy?ion answers, he acted alone. >> we knew most people were not going to read all of the warren commission report, so cbs news would be able to bring the air what the commission said. >> there's nothing to support the speculation that oswald was an agent, employee, informant of the fbi, cia, or any other governmental agency. oswald owned the murder rite. the purchase slip for the rifle was in his hand writing. his hand print was found on the surface of the gun. >> the media had concluded it was the most exhaustive investigation, case closed. >> the commission concludes that three shots were fired, all of them from this sixth floor window in the texas school of depository. >> the evidence demonstrated the shots were fired from above and behind president kennedy and governor connelly. >> when the warren commission came out with the report, the majority of americans accepted the findings of warren commission. >> the bullet entered here, came out just below the president's adam's apple. the c

kennedy in 1963. in appreciation for the united states help in saving the portion of egypt that was going to be submerged by the construction of the s1 high dam. so this and several other items were saved now. this could have ended up on the banks of the potomac in washington as some wanted it could have ended up on the banks of the charles in boston as others. wanted but it was president johnson who decided it would come here to new york and it would be in this extraordinary sackler wing where would be protected inside from the elements of outside now it had been outside for quite some time. but president johnson wanted to make sure was protected while i was in american hands. this is 2036 years old and by comparison. we are 60 years as a very small measure of time, but we are honored and grateful to have had those 60 years. thanks to the generosity of mrs. kennedy and her founding of our organization and to celebrate it here tonight in this place connected with presidential history. it was truly rem

had great influence on the kennedy white house and accolades in the white house and they downgraded him and lyndon johnson saw that andn i think disparaged them by calling them the harvard and suggesting they were ivy leaguers out of their death penalty in the white house. >>-- league in the white house. >> we're going to play one more lyndon johnson recording and this has a bit of reference to the candidates and it's one that yoll know. let's listen. >> yes, sir, our reporter and nuers of people that signed to kennedy ord me and mine are not less and i want them less and i'm staying right i this house and who has charged the wte house police? >> 10-1 around here for what we need and get with him today and tell h if the hearings come in, i'm not going through with th kind of stuff anymore and if i can't ever go to the bathroom, i w'to. i won't go anywhere. i'll stay right behind these gates but i don'tee eight peoplele following me to church and one secret service driving and one in the car wh me and maybe two or threeehind me is all right but yesterday there was sixer seven ohem in

joining nerve nucleus is kennedy, dr. nicole sapphire, jackie deangeles, and pete hegseth is in the house. we begin with the crisis at our southern border with mexico about to get a lot worse. title 42, the trump era policy restricting the number of asylum seekers for health reasons, covid, is now set to expire just two days from now. wednesday it will look worse we're told to brace, even democrats like texas congressman henry quar are warning of a massive influx of people and the mayor of el paso, also a democrat, declare add city a state of emergency. and check out the stunning images from texas republican congressman tony gonzalez. it's a processing acceptabilitier in that -- center in that city. 500 people packed into a pod there at one time only meant to hold 100. the whole place is supposed to hold only 1,000 total, there are 4600 people there. there's only one bathroom. okay, let's just settle there. we'll move forward because that's a lot. border agents are also overwhelmed and now they're bracing for what texas g

kennedy, but we have john f. kennedy in this next clip talking about an intended consequences of u.s. decision-making. the clip starts with him talking about the soviet reaction to the blockade. the soviets reacted in a way that the americans did not expect. and so, president kennedy, at least, talking to the nation on the cbs tv interview he did in december 1962, was well aware that readers have to anticipate the unanticipated. can we listen to the second clip, please? >>,,. ,. no one would have guessed, probably, that that would have been such harassment. mr. casper cannot commit us to indefinitely continue widespread flights over his island, every day. and yet, he knew if he shut down one of our planes that it would be brought back in much more serious shape. so, it is very difficult to always do this and figure of what the effect will be on the country. in this case, he did not pick the right one. in cuba in 1961 they picked the wrong one. >> thank you. i would like to open this to general questions. and gene

kennedy: yeah. they did.ople, they said the opposite of what you said, you didn't listen. current inflation rate 7.7% year-over-year, remember he said it was tranner to, liar. -- s transitory. liar, party panel is back. robby i start with you. chicken or egg. which came first corporate greed or high inflation, what causes what? >> we know that run away reckless government spending. of which we have so much is making inflation worse and the biden administration policies with respect to energy, the increasing gas prices, making it harder to transport everything and makes everything mori expensive. and wic aic. >> they could making tons of profits i get, that say, stop bailing them out, stop helping the sectors of the economy. government gives them to knows of money we did that for airlines during the pandemic and they turn around and play-off a bunch of pilots anyway, they are more screwed up thank you mayor pete. kennedy: it swab of president's favorite talking points. he knows that he can't engage in mercanti

john kennedy, president kennedy did not feel he had a mandate when he was elected. it was a very close election. we can debate forever. you know, whether well, he won. there's no question john kennedy chose republicans for important parts of his administration. his secretary of defense as a republican, his national security advisor was a republican. his. he kept on the same director of central intelligence, allen dulles, a republican. he kept j. edgar hoover neanderthal at the fbi. so and and so this is this is an important, important part of the part of the story. so that that the president understood landing of of of decisions that would get and would sort of be accepted to all americans, certainly his approach. who was the most famous, most popular, most beloved republican in the united states in 1962? it was dwight eisenhower and dwight eisenhower wasn't actually just a beloved republicans, a beloved american. he had enormous prestige. so many americans had fought under him. world war two, all american of a certain age, remember him as of the great victors of th

i agree with kennedy., "my time is so important, it's so valuable that i somehow get a license to be able to traipse around in a private jet." no, you don't. you're not more important than me. i'm a taxpayer, too, yet i can't get my plastic bag. i have to use a floppy paper straw now. everyone should follow the same rules, that's what i'm saying. no one is better than anyone else. >> harris: my least favorite is the new sippy cup. everything you are drinking lands right in the front of your teeth, so don't bother to whiten anything. i can't do the brush for the middle straw, i don't have that kind of time. >> emily: what you were articulating to me is exactly what we all he saw celebrities to be, which is holier-than-thou, and in a different stratosphere. so they haven't changed. it's a fan base that did. as the fan base grew more juvenile and also more committed to these causes, the celebrities are responding, "you want me to say this? great. but i'm still going to fly my private jet because i haven't cha

>> absolutely it will, kennedy. i can tell you even at this stage we don't know if they were cover the knife, we know they had not recovered the knife in recent presses, but what will happen here is that there are other physical evidence other than the knife and the blood that law enforcement has, for instance they are very well may be a shoe print left there by the perpetrator. or we know they were looking for a white car. now, if that card tried to travel from idaho, from moscow, idaho, let's say two scranton, pennsylvania, it would've had to go through many regions. so they will have other evidence that they will be able to use. >> cheryl: ted williams, we really appreciate you joining us on this breaking news, this developing story here on "outnumbered," thank you very much ted we appreciated. >> thank you very much. >> cheryl: and todd you've been covering the story more than anyone on "fox & friends" first. your thoughts on this initial developing news? >> todd: hope it gives some semblance or minute closure t