kennedy and. what she had created would often reach out to her and ask for her advice, and i think she would try to be as helpful as she could be. she was often invited to later meetings of white house historical association and fine arts committee by her successors first lady. she never did any of those meetings, but she was always very willing to correspond with later first ladies to, advise them on the history of her project. what she tried to do and if she could assist them in things they wanted to do in their role as first lady. and was there another. no, i think that got it all. at the here with other questions. we had so many kennedys from akron asked if i toured the white house today what i see any rooms still originally by mrs. kennedy i don't think you'd see i don't i can't say for. but i know you would. i think you would see anything that was as it as mrs. kennedy had restored it. i think are elements of what she did in almost every room. but there's have certainly been changes over the

on life with john f kennedy and jacqueline kennedy of the white house. years in collaboration with the metropolitan museum of art. wagner is a graduate of merrimack college and the tufts university museum studies program, and he lives with his cat, lucy boston. good evening, everyone. nice to see all of you and your comments. it's also a real pleasure for me to speak tonight for an organization that mrs. kennedy helped establish and that always remained close to her. and it has been the honor my life to have been entrusted with the responsibility of helping to preserve and promote the legacy of jacqueline bouvier kennedy. over the last 25 years at the kennedy library, and i hope i can share with you just a bit of background of what i myself have learned about mrs. kennedy's restoration and tour of the white house. the two really go hand in hand with each other. and what i've learned through my work here in boston. the seeds for mrs. historical restoration were perhaps first planted after she visited there as. a tourist with her mother sister when she was

kennedy.t.n't member how i learned maybe it's a portion of benjamin franklin about the mantelpiece. clicks it often changes and grows in some way. how do you d think jackie changd from the beginning to the end of the restoration? >> how did she change? she obviously learned a lot. she loved history from a young age tested president kennedy. that is something they had in common that bonded them. she went into the restoration project with a great deal of knowledge already. mrs. kennedy was a voracious reader. anything she read she never forgot. she went in very i well prepared to take this on. as i mentioned she did a lot of research and she learned from the research and sheet learn work with the expert members of her committees different designers she asked for advice. so i think she was always learning. for the rest of her life jacqueline kennedy onassis love to learn so she grew in that way.it she learned a lot which is why she was thrilled to share with the world through the televised tv tou

kennedy says.i don't know whether we'd be better off meaning without them, whether the alternative would be better. maybe it will be. if so, then we have to move in that direction. but i think i'd like to take a good look at it before i come to that conclusion. so nothing decided here in august, right? then we get to cable 243. this is a this is a fairly well known aspect of this drama that you shed some new light on. lodge goes to south vietnam to make a long story a little bit less long lodge goes to south vietnam in august and he the situation's a disaster he sends a cable to washington about the fact that there are people in south vietnam who would be happy to see. zm out of the way, here is actually the cable or this is this is not cable. 243 this is the one that lodge sends back to washington from saigon. suggestions been made that the us only has to give the nod or only has to indicate indicate to generals that would be happy to see zam or the news go in. the deed would be done, but lodge do

how many of your books are about the kennedy assassination say there's the kennedy autopsy, the kennedy autopsy, two an encounter with the evil regime change, the jfk assassination and the evil of the security establishment. five books. have you always been suspicious about the warren commission and the of the warren commission in the the official line about the kennedy assassination? no. i mean, actually, i had no idea there ever any controversy about it now. i grew up campaigning for john kennedy in the fifth grade. my dad was in politics. i went to the lyndon johnson for a barbecue. i met lyndon during that campaign when i i didn't any controversy at all the jfk assassination and went to see oliver stone's movie jfk in 1991. not even aware the controversy surrounding the film. i thought it was just a biography of this president that i campaigned for and i walked out of that theater just shocked absolutely shocked. and but what drove me to start reading, investigating everything i could find on this assassination jacob hornberger is most recent book is on your screen an encounter evil

kennedy they did ruby's motive for oswald's murder was revealed to be his love for kennedy.y said in court, "i don't understand why a big man like kennedy shouldn't now." but how jack ruby was able to get to the closest point to harvey oswald by passing the police and kill him is a question that remains unanswered. the house of representatives select committee on assassination, which was responsible for investigating the assassination of john kennedy , stated in its final report in 1979: ruby's assassination of oswald was not an isolated act. the result of our research shows ruby's entrance to the police station. it was probably accompanied by the assistance of people. michael collins piper is one of the authors who reviewed the documents published by the fbi organization and pointed out the role of the zionist regime in kennedy's assassination . collins piper says that ruby had a trip to israel in 1955. in his book the final judgment, hyper meets ruby with one of his old friends , lawrence mears, the night before jandi's assassination. he points out that mirz is an arms smu

how many of your books are about the kennedy assassination say there's the kennedy autopsy, the kennedy autopsy, two an encounter with the evil regime change, the jfk assassination and the evil of the security establishment. five books. have you always been suspicious about the warren commission and the of the warren commission in the the official line about the kennedy assassination? no. i mean, actually, i had no idea there ever any controversy about it now. i grew up campaigning for john kennedy in the fifth grade. my dad was in politics. i went to the lyndon johnson for a barbecue. i met lyndon during that campaign when i i didn't any controversy at all the jfk assassination and went to see oliver stone's movie jfk in 1991. not even aware the controversy surrounding the film. i thought it was just a biography of this president that i campaigned for and i walked out of that theater just shocked absolutely shocked. and but what drove me to start reading, investigating everything i could find on this assassination jacob hornberger is most recent book is on your screen an encounter evil

kennedy after abraham lincoln. james garfield and william mckinley were the fourth president to be assassinated during his presidency. at 7:00 p.m., the same rosis arrested lee harvey oswald on charges of murdering a police officer, but a few hours later it was announced that he he was the assassin of president kennedy. oswald did not accept the charge of murder and claimed that he did not shoot anyone. two days later, at the dallas police station , oswald was surrounded by a tight security ring of police officers and reporters. despite the presence of the police and reporters, oswald was shot dead so that the secret of kennedy's assassination would remain on the screen. oswald's innocence and guilt were not proven in any court, but many believe that he was used as a pawn. the man who shot and killed oswald was jack ruby with the jewish name of jacob leon rubenstein. he owns a night club in the city it was texas. he was sentenced to death by a dallas court for the murder of oswald, but after an appeal , it was deci

kennedy step on to latin american soil. on this? president kennedy his first visit to latin america is objective is to learn about the problems at firsthand from distinguished leaders like president betancourt and at the same time to demonstrate the great interest and concern of the people he represents for their friends to the south and. the welcome received by the visitor reflects the statement of president betancourt. we receive as friends who are our friends. you know them, by helicopter from caracas to a agricultural region 50 miles west. his purpose to see for himself the of a new land reform and rural housing program at the village of el frio. in. the cutting of a brightly colored ribbon will symbolize the inauguration of the first alliance for progress enterprise in venezuela. a $12 million project for a low cost self-help rural housing, a plan of scope and grandeur given infinite meaning for the man who receives the deed of his own future home. and. then by helicopter journey to nearby la rita for visiting president who vie

kennedy? >> kennedy: cats hate christmas trees for some reason.iling. and this didn't really work. look, there is the tree on the ceiling the next year. finally they built a giant barrier around the tree and that was the only way to keep the cat out. because they are the devil. >> jessica: that's awesome. >> charlie: a mississippi woman secret santa gift to her dad fulfill the promise she made to herself. the age of 7 she remembered her father by giving him a dan marino football card. >> jessica: that's so nice. and that's it. ♪ ♪ >> bret: good eveng,el

host of "kennedy saves the world" podcast, kennedy.as the intellectual savior of the masses and the king of kicking asses. somebody wrote that for you, it wasn't made. the one and only erin aron haddad.paul, i will go to . >> paul: you will, huh? >> tyrus: i have to. thank you for your service and we've done in law enforcement. if there is something i missed on my list, what is something you would love to give back? >> paul: i think you caught it all. great monologue. it was a great year. it wasn't terrible. i will tell you why, a couple of reasons. first of all, hollywood. this was the year of the great pushback. sincerely, hollywood is how america talks to the world. since the 1960s or so, the message to the rest of this planet has been that america is terrible. you go overseas and you hear that from people, and that's not what we should be doing. number one, we don't necessarily need you. but over the next few years, thanks to ai, we are not even going to need actors. they will just generate them with the computer. which means we wo

>> harris: kennedy jr.d vote in the california of democrats not republican. >> bill: as of today, we do not know yet which states robert kennedy will be viable for. >> tomi: he seems to be hurting president biden more than former president trump when in a three-way match up. >> tammy: because the condition of the economy and world, everything is on fire. usual details may not matter when it comes to how people make decisions. it is not a casual decision now. the future seems cloudy. polls are not specific, presidential race is state by state and shows you the trend. americans are looking and see this trend of people turning, including independents, to trump, that is what i saw in 2016 with the last fox news poll hillary was still ahead, but independents had moved to trump and i xu he would win. people are beginning to look, will they make changes for next year, on the border? they could have done it a while ago, they could have done it yesterday. they are doing it because it is election year, americans aren

kennedy's assassination . however, a number of documents requested by the us federal police, the fbi and the central intelligence agency , such as it is kept confidential. the debate over who killed kennedy is still hot. dallas , texas, friday, november 29, 1963 at 1230 minutes. president john f. kennedy with his wife jacqueline riding in the presidential convertible. they were passing through the neighborhood of dealey plaza, texas. texas governor john connelly and his wife nellie connelly was also with the president. in front of hundreds of mourners, the 35th president of the united states was shot. of the two bullets fired, one hit the president's face and the other hit the texas governor's heart . john f. kennedy was the fourth president after abraham lincoln, james garfield and william mackay . at 7:00 p.m., the same rosis arrested lee harvey oswald on the charge of murdering a police officer, but a few hours later it was announced that he was the assassin of president kennedy. oswald did not accept the c

one more quick story about mansfield and kennedy.when a president is assassinated, less than two months after this photograph was made, november 22, 1963, in dallas, jackie kennedy said she wanted only mansfield to present the eulogy at the memorial service in the capitol rotunda and she was later told protocol dictates that someone from the house should speak as well, and perhaps even the supreme court so she audibly acquiesced to that, speaker mccormick spoke at the memorial as did chief justice earl warren but the only speech that is really remembered is mike mansfield's speech. i want to read just a touch of it. the speech, the eulogy was somewhat controversial in some circles at the time because i don't think people understood what he was trying to do. it is almost a poem as opposed to a speech. and he had seen a newspaper article over the weekend between kennedy's murder on friday and the memorial service a couple days later that made reference to missus kennedy, jackie, taking her wedding ring from her hand and placing it in t

kennedy were tired. they went to bed, and when they got up the next morning, a very large crowd, hofeople assembled right here. and what used to be a parking lot and theoctic operatives at the time, and speaker jim wright had arranged for a a flatbed truck and microphones to be pulle the parking lot so that the president could step out to see the folks andss the crowd that had that had assembled on the parking lot. they didn' know that there was g be a speech. they just showed uhoping to see him come out of the hotel and for the motor motorcade to leave. so the president comes out with speaker wright and a number of other dignitaries, and he gives the first of his last two public speeches right here, literally for the united states to fulfill its obligations arnd the world quires that the united states move forward economically, that the people of this country participate in rising prosperity. and it is a fact in 1962 and the first six months of 1963, the economy of the united states grew not only faster

one more quick story about mansfield and kennedy.when the president is assassinated, less two months after this photograph was made, november second, 1963, in dallas, jackie kennedy said she wanted mansfield to present the eulogy at the memorial service for the president in the capitol rotunda. and was later told, well, you know dictates that really someone from the house should speak well and perhaps the supreme court. so she ultimately acquiesced to that speaker mccormick spoke at the memorial, as did justice earl warren. but the only speech that's remembered is mansfield's speech. i want to read just a of it. the speech that the was somewhat controversial in some circles at the time, because i don't think people understood what mansfield was trying to do. it's almost a poem as opposed to a speech. and he had seen a newspaper article over that between kennedy's on friday and the memorial service a couple of days later that made reference to mrs. kennedy jackie taking wedding ring from her hand and placing it in the president's hand

this is fake started out as a kennedy.said sometimes in people don't get a gift, and he said sometimes secret santa is goingeg to be the only gift th get. and it turns out he is a cheapskate. >> i don't know. anyone who is married knows if the face isn't right, it doesn't tell the truth. >>> next up, stressed out about halloween, you are not alone. if you're looking to getelax s relaxation from all of that holiday stress, you may want to book a vacation from your vacation. 34% of holiday? . >>> how old does a child have to be to be in their own room? >> four. >> listen. i invented my family. i don't have these problems. i invented my family, which means it's me and the wife and the children. which means if i don't want to deal with them, i send them on a fun trip. and dad doesn't want to go because he's too big. >> and the mother. >> yeah. they go, and i get to do what i want to do. >> you're saying you don't go on disney? >> i don't fit. i'm too tall. you get to do what i really want to do is sit home and watch sports and

one more quick story about mansfield and kennedy.when the president is assassinated, less two months after this photograph was made, november second, 1963, in dallas, jackie kennedy said she wanted mansfield to present the eulogy at the memorial service for the president in the capitol rotunda. and was later told, well, you know dictates that really someone from the house should speak well and perhaps the supreme court. so she ultimately acquiesced to that speaker mccormick spoke at the memorial, as did justice earl warren. but the only speech that's remembered is mansfield's speech. i want to read just a of it. the speech that the was somewhat controversial in some circles at the time, because i don't think people understood what mansfield was trying to do. it's almost a poem as opposed to a speech. and he had seen a newspaper article over that between kennedy's on friday and the memorial service a couple of days later that made reference to mrs. kennedy jackie taking wedding ring from her hand and placing it in the president's hand

kennedy? >> kennedy: my hometown of portland, oregon may have a horrible mayor and worse d.a.elers' nerves when you are walking around the airport give them a kiss. llamas love you and keep you warm, too. >> tyrus: that llamas spit. speaking of spit i'm spitting some facts here. already sold out he i doing exta night. encore performance. so we're going to add more dates as the year guess, depending on my coffee bandaging at the old -- [laughter] >> tyrus: tonight hosting the gutfeld show and pretty much have half the cast. kennedy, katie, we're just doing big things. so check us out. check out my new book. >> katie: there you go, joey? >> joey: check this out. this truck driver had his worse nightmare come to fruition. my worst nightmare. looks like something out of a spiderman movie. brother is a fireman, rescued him. he won't have insurance to drive anymore, probably. >> katie: thank you, firefighters, always and first responders. that's it for us. see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪

kennedy: well done.or that report, i got caught up in the very protest on my way to work and those people do not smell good, please in the name that's although holy, let's go from one star to another music legend share wishing she could turn back time admitting she has fears about getting older. >> you're not friends? >> no my mother did not mind but i do i hate it. kennedy: amen sister. at least she's been honest. 77 years old she looks fantastic she is so much incredible talent in one person she truly is an icon into speaking the truth. molly: when i saw this i thought about the amazing video if i could turn back time and how much i loved it 1989 and the sealers went crazy i talked to my husband a couple of days ago when i brought the sigma into the universe and he said i made him uncomfortable because cher was as old as his mom and i'm older than cher was then but i love it. >> i think she is amazing moon shock, snap out of it. >> asked, on. charlie: i do understand what is the alternative, getting ol

i'm not going to sayto who rhyms with kennedy. >> i know you can't wait.

the other suspects in the kennedy case were announced. the warren commission believed that there was a simple case of bullets and a killer. but two things happened that day that made this almost impossible. the first is a film taken by abraham zaprador while standing near chameli hill, and the second is a man named james thicke who was wounded by a small shrapnel while standing next to a three-way underpass. framework which was determined by zaprador film , eliminated the possibility of the fourth bullet. therefore, the shrapnel from the arrow that left a sharp wound on tick's cheek must have been one of the bullets that came from the sixth floor of the book store. now there are only two bullets left, and we know that one of them was the fatal one that hit kennedy's head . now there is only one bullet left. a bullet that should justify the presence of seven wounds in the bodies of kennedy and connelly. instead of admitting that there was one , the warren commission decided to make the hypothesis that was expressed by an ambitious lawyer n

out front in salt lake city. >> ready for kennedy '24. >> reporter: robert f kennedy jr. hitting the campaign trail in utah as part of his long shot bid to win the presidency. >> i'm here to declare myself an independent candidate. >> reporter: now setting his sights on the white house as an independent. >> the democrats are frightened that i'm going to spoil the election for president biden. and the republicans are frightened that i'm going to spoil it for president trump. >> reporter: for some utah voters it's a message that has appeal. >> i'm planning on voting for rfk just because we need a bit of diversity in this political climate nowadays. i think it's gotten too much, you know, red and blue. the world's not black and white. >> reporter: the campaign is hoping to gain traction with young voters. >> we have a whole generation of kids who, you know, from the american dream is just a broken promise. >> i was hesitant to want to vote for another lesser of two evils and all of a sudden rfk jr. popped up on my feed. >> reporter: he voted for trump in the last election, b

the day of kennedy's assassination. never gave this speech she had entered into the congressional record. i daresay every member of the senate read that speech. but he never delivered it until many years later and he was invited back by the then senate majority leader trick watt of mississippi and the minority leader of south dakota for the express purpose of giving this speech about his views on senate leadership. i do my best to be courteous, decent and understanding of others. and sometimes i fail at it. but it is for the senate to decide whether these characteristics are incompatible with leadership. ii have tried to treat others s i would like to be treated and almost invariably happen parts for the senate to decide whether that characteristic is incompatible with senate leadership. and within this body i believe o every member ought to be equal in fact, not less than in theory that they have a primary responsibility to whom they represent to face the legislative issues of the nation. i'm to the extent of the senat

stop insulting. >> kennedy: kamala harris, shame on you for that? pronunciation is not top of mind for most americans, they are curious to see what relative covid deaths were, they were identical and curious to see what tax rates were in california versus florida, they are higher in california and to all your points, gavin newsom was like, taxes are lower in california thachl is a falsehood, one of the main reasons people leave, they pay too much in personal taxes and sales taxes and get taxed out of the state. he was confronted with crime statistics. yeah, crime is lower now than it was in the '90s, okay, take the deadly oast period in california history, how about compared to two years ago or five years ago. violent crime in that state is unsustainable. he tried to flip it back to gavin newsom and say, in orlando, you had high murder rate. yeah, we fired the da in trouble some parts of the state, i hope people watching, especially people on the fence, i hope independents saw what gavin newsom offered was propaganda and lies. this is first time we

i am here with kennedy, jessica this is the five. ♪ ♪ tyrone, joey jones, kennedy. >> katie: and he's o and he is out of office. well, not yet. president biden using the kids upstairs instead of -- and stepping foot down. for the long holiday weekend. joe is hoping for rest and relaxation. nearly 2,000 miles away from all the problems he is facing in washington. which now includes an impeachment inquiry. his sons' -- son's two indictments. the big guys already on our the time. skipping a year and news conference. not surprising why he is supporting the prospect of a man, who would want to answer a question on what you have the worst year end rating of any modern president seeking reelection. but and probably also wants to get away from democrats bickering over whether he has a shot at a second term. former candidate —-dash. >> i think trauma can win. he could win in pennsylvania. i think the thing that biden has to do is he has to in march of the youth vote and minority report. he has to say to people, here is what you put in here -- here is what it is important to report. to have to

ben bradlee, who when president kennedy was elected, he was very the bradlee's and the kennedys had met each other. they lived just doors away in georgetown when president kennedy was a senator. and the two couples were the relatively the same age, the the why of us were pregnant at the same time during 1960. there's a story that bradlee told about being with. they were the night that kennedy was elected president, jackie and the invited tony bradlee and ben to to dinner and the two women were then eight months pregnant and when. president kennedy came into the he looked at the two women and said, okay, girls you can take the pillows out now. i the election. oh wow but it set up this situation where they were intimate i mean they they were close friends and bradlee was working for newsweek and that continued through the presidency. and kennedy did reward bradlee with some, you know, very big stories, but also attempted, to be fair and, you know, it was a complicated negotiation, but a much more informal one and a very small press corps on that point, i would say that is not a model that