but one of the reasons that kennedy that kennedy dispatches taylor and mcnamara to vietnam is so they can back and give a rosy report to congress about how things were going because people are up in arms about the kind insurgency kennedy is having an awful time winning the battle with congress to fund foreign aid package at close to the levels that he wanted. and it's being gutted by 25% in vietnam. a big part of that. and you can hear mcnamara talking about the need to be able tell bill fulbright, chair of the senate foreign relations committee and others the things are going okay in vietnam that we have a grip on this. and while there might be some challenges at the moment militarily, things are progressing. so so this this trip that they take that's part of the withdrawal plan is really crucial and it is really only through the tapes that we have a record of first s-2 mission of what it is that taylor and mcnamara have proposed. can we zoom out to the 30,000 foot level we have with us today our colleague professor emeritus mal lefler who is renowned throughout the world for writing

they were great allies in president kennedy. robert kennedy were never afraid. give them credit for the historic decisions they made. i think we've got a question right here to. if you can see more about your perspective on the secularization of the movement. you see the split. and one of the things that's happened in much of the narrative is that people have missed, understood and not appreciated how the death of a profound belief in god was movement generated when there's pivot with panthers and all of the hard black nationalist stuff that created a real crisis that the black community for many years never overcame. could you say more about your understanding? well, this is my perspective so up recently. it would. the statistics are that 80% of the united states religious believed in god. and so if if if and when martin luther king talks about god, they have to they listen because there's something that they that everybody shares a christian tradition or religion or judeo christian tradition. if you give up that, that means you're giving up on shared values. a

this is what's driving them like kennedy. it's what's driving a lot of just like driving me, i don't know about you guys, but the drives me every day. right. so like at the end of the day, i'd like my daughters know the ground that says my, this is my next phase of my life. right, and this is important, like so why is he doing it? it's the same argument as to why jerome powell is that still at the federal reserve man's where the $100000000.00 should have went back to private equity during the 0 bound to provide daniel the martino. but back to this point all the time could be a multi billionaire. at this point, if money was, was what was motivating. it's not what's motivating. what's motivating is fixing the fiscal balance sheet of the united states and using the hammer of the federal reserve to get it done. shameless plug for all my, all my work over the last few years. but it's the same thing with bobby kennedy and the state. and. and so again, again, i watched i looked at kennedy and he's like canada in the wrong. right. bu

the values of kennedy democrats robert kennedy, jon kennedy, martin luther king, harry truman. want to continue to advocate for that with the democrat party. i understand on the issues it's always stood for pro- >> cat 824.com is the website for our guest democratic presidential candidate robert f kennedy jr. you are talking about his campaign and the issues he is advocating for. mr. kennedy, we appreciate your time today on c-span. >> thanks so much for having me. make the youth of today are leaders of tomorrow it's imperative we as they the world's next pandemic. >> inflation students to create a five -- six minute video addressing one of two questions. want to know and

host of kennedy saves the world podcast, kennedy!cheers and applause] >> greg: he made his bones killing terrorists with drones, fox news contributor brett velicovich! [cheers and applause]. >> greg: she's like a cool fall day, slightly chilly and covered in dead leaves and frost. new york times best selling author and fox news contributor kat timpf! [cheers and applause] >> greg: and finally, the earth i don't remember bits him. new york times best selling author, comedian, former nwa world champion tyrus! [cheers and applause] >> greg: kennedy, i don't think the world revolves around me, but is it possible, is it possible that this guy was doing this all for me? [laughter] >> greg: if you think about it. if you think about it, this has been going on >> kat: oh, wow. so many things make so much sense. >> greg: i'm serious, i'm not joking. >> tyrus: i'm actually good with it >> kat: exactly. >> greg: what do you say young lady? >> kennedy: i mean, sure, absolutely. yes. this was all a very cleverly executed ruse to make you feel a li

and i think that's what bobby kennedy does. people they can understand what he's talking about without being threatened without being a feel like they're being talked down to him. i think i think people do like uh, having intelligent conversation. i think that's it. that demonstrates how popular podcasts are now because there's a long form. you can really go out and do a deep dive. and every time i listen to him, talk about something, not about vaccines or anything else, but like you made him. if he could completely made the sean hannity a full on his own program. and it's not hard to $8.00 to do a need for a pro can to the audience. and they were cheering for bobby, not for the stupidity that the hannity up would sound display every single night, monday through friday. right. i mean, there's a couple of things here. i, i think this is the thing and kennedy strategy and what she elucidated on the rug and podcast. right. was very clear. i, i my, my, my partner in crime over goal, gushing, honest extra wife said, dude, you must l

kennedy again.rated your dad at the democratic celebration and i was a democrat and turned republican last year. a person like myself who believes in america first. i'm thankful that you're in the race. my question to you other than extreme gratitudean affect your there, why is the democratic party not allowing you to debate or even get the news coverage or turning all this negativity on you. i just don't understand it. you are a breath of fresh air to the democratic party and if i knew that you are going to be running theru race perhaps i wouldn't even change my party because i know that i don't want to live in the past. some of the callers today have put pastfo issues before you. i want to live in the future. >> we are finding tremendous support from those that feel they were driven out of the party people that voted for obama and switched to trump. i'm very grateful that so many people are coming back to the democratic party because of the potential i am i to be a nominee so i'm grateful to you a

in 2024 kennedy son of assassinated us, attorney general robot kennedy. and nephew of jeff k says he will pub this on joining me now from cleveland. ohio is robot. that's kennedy's presidential campaign manager, long time ohio congressman and twice democratic presidential candidate himself dennis, cuz image dennis considers. thank you so much for coming back on the show. last time you explain how important the free press was. are you? you are up to be attacked by you as all the god movie media in your book of the division of light and power. what does it mean to you and presidential candidate kennedy? that is on just joining 52 today in a london prison. well, what it means to mister kennedy, it is that this is a prime example of the government trying to shut down a whistle blower who provided valuable information. not just to the american people, but the people over the world about the truth behind on the united states. and other nations involvement against rack that washer never gonna charge. it was based on lies. joining us onshore is the one person who

i'm funeral about was afraid of robert f. kennedy junior. well, apparently everyone in the political establishment and mainstream media very much like donald trump. he says what he thinks liberal pie if he's be damned, or if a junior is feared, because he's fearless the to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, lionel in new york. he is a legal, the media analyst, and in north florida we have tom logo. he is publisher of the gold goats and guns blog and newsletter. alright gentlemen, cross that bridge and the fact that means it can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it. all right, i know it's got to go to you in new york um a little hi, probably on my part of my introduction there. my, i'm not endorsing a robert f kennedy junior, but very much like be to 2016 but presidential campaign, which i was gonna skip this way. you know, it's a little, it's domestic politics. and then there was a guy named donald trump, and then there was a guy named bernie sanders about bernie sanders blamed the birds and crashed trumpets

here with kayleigh mcenany, and kennedy saves the world and the rest of us, kennedy herself and fok business correspondent gerri willis and marc thiessen is on. menendez corruption indictment for the third time. three times indicted in 20 years. he and his wife nadine arslanian menendez facing bribery and conspiracy. prosecutors found hundreds of thousands of dollars in money and gold bars stashed around the house and he stands accuse of trading united states secrets to egypt. menendez is facing calls to resign from his choir of fellow democrats, he says he is not going down without a fight. >> the allegations levied against me are just that, allegations. despite the nay sayers and everyone who underestimate me. this will be the biggest fight yet, as i have stated throughout the pros process, when all the facts are presented, i will be exonerate and i will be new jersey senior senator. >> harris: this was billed by his office taking part at colin powell elementary school, senator for huds on county. it is where the statue of liberty, a bunch of things are, a lot of meaning in huddon county.

. ♪ ♪ >> well hello america i'm kennedy and this is fox news saturday night. ♪ ♪ kennedy: oh yeah babyabor day weekend in the us of a kicking back relaxing all weekend i don't you to work let me do the heavy lifting. all right, the political gods have sprinkled crap all over the election cycle and it's bad news for just about everyone running for the top job. now, it's my job to give some unsolicited advice to some folks runs for president who desperately need it and never take that's fine let's start with former commander in chief facing judicial media onslot to keep him from ever reoccupying the white house. >> they want to try and damage my name so that i can't win the election. but so far the people of our country see it and my numbers have gone up as opposed to down because the people see it. it's a terrible thing they've weaponized department of justice. kennedy: if you thought there was collusion in the russia hoax just wait until you hear the doozie with court rules multiple jurisdictions to rooster block his pat to the nomination so let's start with super tuesday which won't b

something that mr. kennedy understands. we're told that we should know the truth and the truth will set us free. but if we don't know the truth, then we are prisoners. and uh, we need to free mr. assignments, freezers, nation in the world. allies have been told us to keep us or were they keep us turned against each other to make money off of war. and so we, uh, we are at a terminal moment in history. and a relative kind of a junior has stepped in. as the true teller, manager, authenticity, amount of courage, and one elected president, you will see a great changes in the way of the united states presents itself in the world. what would you tell the british governments and british authorities as regards assigns because there are reports that his health is in the urgent is here action and while they may die in london, well, what happens if he dies? what, what happens to britain's reputation? oh, well, you know, we, we, we, of course want to seems to arrive in the british government is taking a special responsibility. you assur

kennedy, jr., the democratic presidential candidate and an author and activist and he's here to talk about his presidential campaign. thanks are giving time. -- thanks for giving us your time. you launched your campaign in april. what have you learned since then, not only about those you are trying to reach or how they are responding to you? guest: i think there is a lot of appetite for on their right now. we are getting an arm's crowds in south carolina and new hampshire and other states. i talked to crowds yesterday with almost 750 people the day before yesterday at a farm in new hampshire. we had about 650 at winthrop college the day before. the crowds we are getting are comparable to what bernie sanders and barack obama were getting during the late primaries. we are very happy and our polling shows us, our internal poles is showing doing well in those states. host: when you talk to those people, what is the message you work selling to them? what are you telling them that's getting the appeal?

>> kennedy: lauren boobert?ca: taylor swift instagram surge leading 35,000. tuesday national voter registration day. posting story urging them to do so. 8 million votes. >> greg: don't do it. don't vote. jessica jessica everyone vote. you go, girl. >> jesse: have a good weekend, everybody. ♪ ♪

kennedy.ennedy's limousine on november 22, 1963. he heard the shots and saw with his own eyes much of what happened. he continued working in the security detail but left the secret service less than a year after the assassination and never mentioned then his own moment with that single in tact bullet until he says he found out the warren commission report did not match his memory, writing, the super bullet hadn't been on governor connelly's stretcher in trauma room two. i recognized it as the bullet i had found in the limo and policed next to president kennedy's fight in trauma room number one. that assertion has kicked up a debate over the so-called magic bullet and paul landis joins us now. thank you for joining us. you were in the car behind kennedy. what do you remember about the shots being fired? >> i was on the right rear bumper of the followup car. we had just completed a turn onto elm street. and the two cars, the president's limo were just straightening out when i heard a violent rep

i'm emily compagno, joining us today fox business anchor cheryl casone, host of kennedy saves the worldnnedy, restoring america editor for washington examiner and senior fellow for independent woman's forum, kaylee mcgee white and raymond arroyo. we begin with president biden reelection bid in serious danger after another round of low marks for our commander-in-chief. new poll by "wall street journal" found 58% of americans hold unfavorable view of the president. he wants americans to believe everything is great and claims his economic plan is helping blue-collar workers. >> president biden: bidenomics is blue print for america. it's for you. >> emily: voters aren't buying what biden is selling. 60% disapprove of the handling of the economy and concerns about his age are haunting. what does president biden do? crack jokes like this. >> president biden: only thing that comes with age is a little bit of wisdom. i've been doing this longer than anybody and i will continue to do it with your help. >> emily: looks like americans aren't laughing. "wall street journal" found 73% of americans t

kennedy jr.secret service protection after an armed man was arrested at one of his campaign events. kennedy says the man had two loaded pistols, extra ammo and was wearing a u.s. marshall badge and claimed to be part of his security team. a scary moment in his campaign manager is standing by. he's now asking president biden to sign off on secret service protection for mr. kennedy. first to mike emanuel reporting live on this from d.c. hi, mike. >> hi, martha. a sad and tragic kennedy family history to consider. yet it's been a struggle for robert f. kennedy jr. to receive secret service protection. dennis kussinic writing to president biden today, although it's well known fact, apparently in your case it bears repeating, mr. kennedy's president was assassinated. robert f. kennedy was assassinated while a presidential candidate. candidate r.f.k. jr. expressed his gratitude for the security team in isolating the man at the event until the lapd arrived. his father, robert f. kennedy was assassinated

kennedy, jr. democratic presidential candidate, author and activist to talk about his presidential campaign. thanks for giving usis your tim. >> guest: [inaudible] >> host: you launch your campaign in april. what are you learn center then got only about those you're trying come how the responding to you? >> guest: you know, i think that there's a lot of appetite or an alternative right now. we're getting enormous crowds in south carolina, a new hampshire in other states. i talked to crowds yesterday, i think we had 750 people the day before yesterday in a very remote farm in new hampshire, and we had about six out of 50 in winthrop college the day before. the crowds where did are comparable to what bernie sanders and barack obama were getting during the late primary season. so we're very happy in our polling shows us, our internal polling, shows us doing very, very well in those states. >> host: when it comes to when you talk to those people come if you had to boil it down what's the are selling t

and then ask them to honor kennedy and the kennedy legacy by moving rapidly on the kennedy program, which up until that time, during the three years of the kennedy administration had been stalled in the congress. the the magic here is that, as we know, johnson robert caro calls him the master, the senate johnson's key skill set was in legislation. so this this is a person into office who is both determined based on his own background, to promote a policy of poverty, policy reform, and someone who's got a particular set of skills that might enable him to do that. so here is how in this this is the first state of the union address. he's been in office seven weeks and he says to the congress, in laying out his program going forward on unfortunately, many americans live on the outskirts of hope, some because of their poverty and some because of their color and too many because of both our task is to help replace their despair with opportunity d. and here he goes. this administration today here and declares unconditional war, poverty in america. i urge this congress, all americans, to jo

sergeant quinn told the jury, he believed kennedy story because kennedy offered details only someone. where did it come from? >> the fact that this is the one witness who we can bring forward to the jury to say that i heard holly mcfeeture confess to putting something that you put in peoples during, it's so important that i think, in our minds, it could not have not gone to the jury. >> thank you so much for your time. >> and with that the prosecution concluded its case of circumstantial evidence. but, there was a giant void in the room, a big empty hole with the hard evidence usually goes. what the defense make of that? >> coming up -- >> the defense strikes back. >> you have no idea how that man died, do you? >> i didn't have to see physical proof. >> i asked a question. you have no idea whatsoever how that man died, do you? >> not to my knowledge. >> it was all speculation. it was all just finger-pointing without any basis. >> when dateline continues. the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. and it could strike at any time. think you're not at risk?

kennedy 97! there's people that'll say they're all in but some had to go home and some didn't believe. but we're all in. >> i had never heard the word qanon or the phrase qanon until a few weeks before he went to dallas. i had never heard of this group. >> reporter: erica vygrass's brother jason is one of those who went to dallas and went months without coming home. >> this is scandalous. my name is jason. >> reporter: jason and erica didn't know each other existed until 2010 when erica who was adopted as a baby tracked down her birth family. and so at age 39 you found your long lost brother. >> i did. >> reporter: and he became one of your best friends. >> yeah, he -- he did. >> reporter: jason, an air force veteran, moved to pittsburgh to be closer to his newfound sister. there he opened his own construction business. >> it was like i'd known him my whole life. we ate dinner together. i would say at least six nights a week. and we did everything together. >> reporter: what kind of guy was he? >

kennedy, talk to me about what it takes besides putting sand down.and let penalty fly where they come. if you glue your feet or bottom to coffee shop counter -- >> then glue the rest of you down, too. if you want skin glued to wide surface, make a commitment, don't just do your feet, do the whole thing, lather them in gorilla glue and slam them down and let the tennis players come out and take serve practice. see if you are committed to your cause because i think they are a bunch of cream puff babies. stop it right now. it makes me want to drink fossil fuel. it makes me want to bathe in penzoil, when i see the nuts, they are emotionalists. >> harris: emily. >> emily: it is illegal to block a roadway, it is illegal to trespass. i answer zero tolerance and rage i feel while watching this is not healthy temperature is not fun or cute and the guys have no clue what the real world is like. they defeated police brutality when they got their booties handed to them from the tribal ranger. i applauded that and showed character capitulation. what hurts is felo

when is kennedy showing up?er: they call it the ark, another biblical reference. >> trust the plan, 174. >> reporter: they travel the country going to trump rallies. >> are you guys negative 48? whoo-hoo! >> reporter: and they posted videos of stays in luxurious locations. how is he paying for all this? >> i know he can't possibly be paying his way at the hotel for months and months on end. i've been told people are paying for him and they might pay for everyone. >> reporter: right now people are donating money because we don't have suits, dresses and stuff. >> reporter: until now, little was known about michael protzman's background. public records show he lived in washington state. prior to coming to dallas in 2021 his wife had filed for divorce. his business shut down. his house was foreclosed. a police report details an altercation with his wife where she says he was believing conspiracy theories about the government. michael protzman called his followers back to dallas in october, 2022, a year after the fir

so the kennedys kowtowed and gave in. even though robert kennedy like to think of himself as a great supporter of the civil rights movement and we could go on and talk about lbj because think in some ways he was worse. i think he encouraged it. he didn't just that's what i had a question. is he a friend or foe because on one hand he was talking to martin luther king about being and then the other hand it was he didn't stop the fbi from doing things that were absolutely vicious, uncalled for. i think lbj is both a friend and a foe. he's a friend and that he helps pass of the most important well bills in american history and and he can't do that without king but one of the really interesting things is that when you listen to the phone calls and lbj taped all of his phone calls and the tapes are anyone can listen to them on the internet now at the lbj library. and in the beginning when king first when lbj takes he calls king immediately reaches out to him and says we're going to need to work together. and he's calling him. m

kennedy's assassination.was there that day is now speaking out and raising new questions. liz kreutz has the details. >> reporter: 60 years after one of the most earth shattering days in modern american history, when president john f. kennedy was assassinated in dallas in 1963. >> president john f. kennedy died at approximately 1:00 central standard time. >> reporter: tonight former secret service agent paul landis who was with the president that day is opening up for the first time about what he witnessed. for decades the prevailing theory was that one bullet struck jfk and then hit texas governor john connolly who was sitting in front of him. it became known as the magic bullet theory which explained how one shooter could have fired all the shots. the theory is based on this bullet being found on governor connolly's gurney at the hospital. but now in a new book, landis says he knows how it got there. the 88-year-old tells the "new york times" he found the bullet lodged in the car seat behind where kennedy w

kennedy was assassinated in dallas in 1963. >>> president john f.ennedy died at approximately 1:00 central standard time. >> reporter: forming secret service agent paul land dis who was with the president that day is opening up for the first time about what he witnessed. for decades the prevailing theory was that one bullet struck jfk and then hit texas governor john connolly who was sitting in front of him. it became known as the magic bullet theory who explained one shooter could have fired all the shots. the theory is based on this bullet being found on governor connolly's gurney in the hospital now land dis says he knows how it got there he said he found that bullet lodged in the car seat behind where kennedy was killed he said he placed it on the president's gurney it was a piece of evidence he told the times and i didn't want it to disappear or get lost. he said he grabbed it. land dis says he thinks the bullet may have rolled from kennedy's gurney to cobbly's meaning it may not have been the bullet that injured connolly. >> you studied this c

but kennedy was assassinated in 1963, as we all know, tragically and right after kennedy is assassinated, lenny bruce, the comedian, gets up on stage. the audience is shell shocked. everybody's upset. and bruce just sits there for a long, long, silent period looking at the audience. and he finally breaks the silence by saying, boy von meter is screwed. and it was true that was the end of von meter's career. but it was a big deal that he even was able to make fun of the president on a record. but now let's fast forward ten years and suddenly saturday night live comes on and that show is really transgressive. and it is the first show to make fun of a president on tv. and it does it in a pretty blistering way with chevy chase's infamous impersonation of gerald ford. now look at the presidential impersonations on on senate live today. famously, the alec baldwin impersonation of trump. there was a special wig that he wore and there was all this makeup that they put on him. they made him look kind of like trump, just like the ones with biden in the sunglasses. there was no attempt to make chev

kennedy, one person that i really was happy about was your father. bobby kennedy. because, he was the best one. your grandfather, and your uncle, they both did hesitated on civil rights. and, you have with elon musk, and bernie sanders, two of the worst people i think. i think you are also talking about fair housing wealth, my house, i've been in it for 35 years, own it, i do not go out and spend money on anything. it the vaccines, i've been taking them ever since i was six years old. i am 75. he did not get all of the other things, but if you think that any of us, especially black and brown people's are going to believe that you are talking about, you got to -- you got things all wrong. your grandfather, germany. your uncle, sammy davis jr. went out, and wanted to get your butt in office. and what do they do? they would not allow him, your grandfather, rocco, to come to the inauguration ball. i do not believe that you will do anything right, and quit telling people to hand them out, give them a handout, that a handout. >> color, thank you. >> in defense, my grandf

amy: that is robert kennedy.efore these comments in the guardian headlined "beware we ignore robert f kennedy, jr. 's candidacy at our peril." you write extensively in this piece about his background. it was not just covid-19 vaccines he was concerned about. he goes way back in his antivax attitudes and activism. talk about the significance of this and what you continually say throughout the book in that we ignore these views at our own peril. >> so i think in a way he is the doppelgÄnger of his father and uncle and sort of -- i see it is a court of counterfeit politics. sorry for rfk jr. supporters listing. i think what he is doing is tapping into a lot of real fears, angers. there are times when i listen to him when i can't help nodding along when he is talking about regulatory capture of government agencies by the corporations there's must to be regulating. that is something i have been covering for a long time. or the industrial complex. the reason i call it for politics, if you look at what he is running on,

kennedy. mr. king. ms. klobuchar. mr. lankford. mr. lee. mr. lujan. ms. lummis. mr. manchin. mr. markey. mr. marshall. mr. mcconnell. mr. menendez. mr. merkley. mr. moran. mr. mullin. ms. murkowski. mr. murphy. mrs. murray. mr. ossoff. mr. padilla. mr. paul. mr. peters. mr. reed. mr. ricketts. mr. risch. mr. romney. ms. rosen. mr. rounds. mr. rubio. mr. sanders. mr. schatz. mr. schmitt. mr. schumer. mr. scott of florida. mr. scott of south carolina. mrs. shaheen. ms. sinema. ms. smith. ms. stabenow. mr. sullivan. mr. tester. mr. thune. mr. tillis. mr. tuberville. mr. van hollen. mr. vance. mr. warner. mr. warnock. ms. warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. senators voting in the affirmative -- barrasso, cassidy, crime ir, duck werth, fisher, gillibrand, heinrich, hickenlooper, kaine, kelly, kennedy, markey, mcconnell, ossoff, padilla, romney, rosen, schatz, scott of florida, smith, and white house. no senator voted in the negative. mr. graham, aye. mr. grassley, aye. mr. peters, aye. the clerk: mr. casey, aye. the clerk: mr. king, aye. mrs. hyde-smit