kennedy: yes, we did. neat. >> we did. kennedy: and that didn't help either. but nepotism knows no bounds. >> no. kennedy powerful and the power-hungry. and the drug-addicted and mentally unstable who should have no job near anything that could influence national security, but magically hunter biden did. so -- >> oh, god. kennedy: okay, stop it. where do we go from here, shane hazel? >> well, we've got jack dorsey standing up and saying, hey, release everything unfiltered, do it now. kennedy: i'm fine with that. >> jack dorsey learned a big, big lesson at twitter when people came in, they went public, and now he's been working in places like bitcoin and the lightning networks to make sure that people have a decentralized type of platform for everybody to communicate without rulers to each other and fix that baseline communications protocol. this is absolutely a slow motion, nuclear intelligence bomb going off. think about what facebook, what social media is in general in terms of twitter and the rest of it. this is a historical time-keeping apparatus for anybody who engages with this. now, if you were sm

kennedy: a meteorite. >> it could be a spoil iralert. kennedy: we love those. >> yeah. kennedyrds. >> i think deep down people want to get outside and if they could find something valuable, bam. kennedy: yes, what kind of person makes best stress hunter. >> i would say patient. >> the same thing. >> i thought it was dumb at first, this is something old men do because their wives want them out of the house. kennedy: a chance to put on the ear mr earmuffs. >> once you find something cool, then you have to keep doing it. kennedy: are you hooked. >> i am hooked. >> he is hooked. >> we're cleaning up the earth as we go along. kennedy: that is beautiful. >> it is, it makes when you find something of value, we're hollerying and giddy and high 5s. kennedy: do you go to pawn stars and sell it. >> he does. i'm kind -- >> hey i'm about making money. kennedy: right! you know what do you want to clutter your house wa with a bunch of ivory busts. >> i offer it to land owner first. kennedy: that is nice, like finding a wallet, keeps the honor. >> we have a negotiation, if they don't want it,

kennedy: yeah. well, sam, so eat some cheese. kurt, thanks so much for your time, appreciate it. [laughter] >> thanks, kennedy. kennedyming up, winter is coming, and the russia a/ukraine conflict has no end in sight. could the russians agree to end the war by christmas, or are they still a bunch of commies who hate god? we'll get into it with mike baker next. ♪ tonight cry for me, argentina -- don't cry for me ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪ if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can see if it may qualify for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee. all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then work with professionals to assist your business with its forms and submit the application. go to getrefunds.com to learn more. (vo) businesses nationwide are switching to verizon business internet. (woman) it's a perfect fit for my small business. (vo) verizon has business internet solutions nationwide. (man) for our not-so-small business too. (vo) get internet that keeps your business ready for anything. from verizon. kennedy: welcome back, sassafras. experts say we cou

kennedy: the queen who recently passed. not camilla. >> okay. kennedy: the queen consort. >> okay. god rest her soul. kennedyter who's a senior in high school, do you think she should bo to college? >> no. kennedy: why? >> just -- do you want to foot that bill? colleges aren't going to exist many three, four years anyway -- [laughter] around for liberal arts, humanities, journalists. kennedy: oh, that's really -- >> no more herbal -- -- [inaudible conversations] kennedy: i love it. >> she's just going to turn on you. kennedy: oh, yeah. that happened, like, four years ago. >> she's going to start spouse spouting marx and gender -- kennedy: she lives in new york city. by the time new york city kids get to college, they're like -- blah, blah, blah. yeah, all right. >> yeah. kennedy: i would out one of her teachers right now as a marxist, but that would be doing that person a favor, and i'm not to going to do it. party panel, thank you so much. always good to get -- >> thank you. kennedy: you're all stunning americans. stephen, doug, katherine, well done. >>> coming up, this week's twitter files uncovering a sle

kennedy: always trust your mother. >> i think i see a pattern. kennedy: here we go. just write b. >> apparently. kennedye next headline: why you should tell your parents you're gay, especially if you're not. is this, a, teen vogue, b, seventeen or, c, a fake headline? >> totally fake, but i've got to go with -- kennedy: you guys are awful at this. , no it's a fake headline. of. [laughter] >> i switched. kennedy: i'm going to call my mom tonight. hi, mortgages i'm gay. she'd be like, yeah, i knew it. headline number four, here we go, how to get dolphin smooth skin. dolphin smooth. has anyone ever touched a dolphin? >> i have. it's slimy. [laughter] kennedy: all right, here we go. a, highlights magazine, b, the new york slimes or, c, a fake headlinesome jonas thinks he knows it. everyone says b with, everyone's onboard with the the right answer. the new york, the failing new york times. dolphin smooth skin. all right, here we go. here's your next headline, jonas? you were very confident during the commercial break. >> i know. i'm tied for first and last. kennedy: that's true. can flavored condoms actually

kennedy: who are your enemies? >> they know who they are. [laughter] kennedy: very wrong. why is bill hemmer on there? >> we're not supposed to talk about that anymore. kennedyst we'll hear from hem? i'm still shocked that net 234reubgs paid them $100 millio- >> wait, did they really for this? kennedy: they got an overall deal back when -- you get 100 million, you get 100 million. >> they got a podcast too and did nothing with it. kennedy: the only content they have is harping on and on about racism and formality. >> i feel like they're going to have to worm their way back into the royal family to collect more fake stories to come back and exploit it. i think that's next. >> king charles is mad at hem -- them, but he loves them. camilla, she's going to give that girl a roundhouse. we do not condone violence. [laughter] that has to change. kennedy: somehow you're going to be laughing at all of this, guy benson. stay where you are, it is game night. our panel, can they make the grades in tonight's edition of class clowns? we'll explain the rules, you play along. school is in session next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪ i have moderate to severe ulc

kennedy: don't check bags. >> last i went on road, no bag. kennedy: that is gross. >> socks and underwear in pockets. kennedy: i can pack for three weeks in a bag under the seat, i have a backpack. you want what i have. it is packed very concisely. >> the lady in the b-roll her charger and medicine in her checked bag, keep it with you. >> and m medicine, keep jack fire with you, you never know when you need a nip of that to stay warm. >> right. kennedy: thank you for that 100%. >> a supportive young attorney. kennedy: southwest is not only one getting heat for storm response, buffalo, new york still st struggling to get back to normal, biggest blizzard in 50 years they lifted the driving ban today, people have been stuck in their homes, some cases without power food or medication it? that woman's bag, they are accused of racism for allegedly removing snow in the wealthy white neighborhoods, even beloved bills are not escaping blame, players were allowed to drive home, no one else was. death toll has risen to 40, national guard sworn in to help are recovery, national guard is looting that not true, they would

kennedy: you do. >> but you know, manners, and honesty, they -- that is a good. kennedy: charlie, did you hear that, manners, how about woe manners -- >> how about person manners. >> do you know what a pickle kisser is. kennedyhe goes. >> you live in a glass jar. kennedy: i do, i hope someone bring brings me a mallett. >> he is right, all we'll do is cover overall of the problem, not solve any of them. >> are right. we're wallpapers and everyone knows you don't wall paper to get rid of a bad paint job, you take off the wallpaper and dissolve the paint, i'm saving you a trip to the hardware store. break out the nog. holiday season is in full swing. there is nothing better than spending time with family, right? well, a poll says maybe not. survey from motel 6 finds host people have handle an average of 3 hours and 54 minutes with their family, shorter than lines at disney world with a fastpass, after that, they need a moment to themselves. with egg nog, marie do you have helpful tips? >> i love being with my family, folks know i'm an only child, the tip in my household, harf nog, a polish nun taught him a decade ago it has 3 types of booze. kennedy: harf nog . >> i will send you recipe. >> i made peter su sude

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 recognize that

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kennedy: on the board. >> yes ! exciting. kennedy: i am delighted for you, that in itself, minor victory. >> a win. kennedy: 8. t be the beast. kennedy: it is not, it is the atlantic, start cheating off ben, they could bring out a sack of questions would not matter. >> you are ruining my life on thursday. kennedy: that is why you are here. great foil. no conservatives there is no such thing as a woman. woman. >> a millennial tiktok thing. >> we all work agree. >> triple fail, it is fake. >> really? >> [ laughter ] >> toen t seen vogue --en tteen vogue. >> i am making it worth 3. >> headline 10. kids in war zones are at increase risk of anxiety and depression. >> it should be fake. >> but they did it. >> okay guns has 4. jason has 7. and inez 9, she wins. >> the editor in chief of every publication that says dumb things. >> is that a prize? >> look at guns sad face. he has a sad face. so sad. >> great job. i am happy to see, this is not her first win, she will -- in green room. >> we have so much more to come. somebody get mommy another tequila, don't ask a navy woman how much she had to drink, coming up we go t

kennedy: no, but i don't want to have to pay for it i told her if you can scare up 75 thousand, we could fly. >> you could have done a gofundme. kennedy: that probably would have worked. >> you are popular. >> i -- >> you might have. kennedy: i'm so surprised. >> elon musk just needs to buy southwest. kennedy: maybe he will, maybe that is the next move. and they will fly the 73 7s to mars they just need retrofitting, man panel don't go anywhere. >> we can't live track them. kennedy: no you will lose a hand. >> ukraine reportedly launching a drone attack deep in russian territory, is this the start of a new ukrainian offensive, is that a good sign for u.s., we go behind enemy lines there he is, mike baker, we'll talk to him next. sand. (engine revving) (cheering) love a bit of sand. expedia tracks the price of your flight, and lets you know when it's best to book. so you can go see more of all the world's sand. you spend the holidays making everyone else smile, but what about your smile? it needs care too, and when it does, aspen dental is here for you. this season, and every season, we offer the custom dental treatments you need, all under one roof, right nearby. so, we can bring more life to your smile, and more smile to

kennedy: well, hello to you. >> [inaudible] kennedy: no, you don't. [laughter] oh, my god. so you have been on the border for years now. >> yeah. kennedy of these? >> i mean, before -- to trump's credit, he had a working relationship with the border patrol, and he were trying to solve the problem. they were going on the offense. so migrants and illegal migrants didn't feel like they could go -- there was a lot of gotaways because people were trying to evade the border patrol. now what you're seeing at the border are migrants that are just turning themselves in. they know all they have to do the is turn themselves in, they'll get their notice to appear, which it's like two years out, and then they get released into the country. and the biden administration is a mag innocent for these individuals -- magnet. there was once this division in the democratic party, but if you look at all of those border towns that are democrat cities, by the way, who are mostly minority -- hispanic, black folks -- they are anti this. they're, like, get in line. reform the system. but you just can't take over our town. the hotels are full, the border patrol is

welcome tonight's gift grade host of kennedy on foxbusiness kennedy. he is whiter than the power in greg's ring room fox news contributor. >> on weekends, she goes out clubbing, seals. that is awful. no, no. we will try again. she is glad to see you. katie pavlik. her arms can be used as chopsticks, fox news contributo kat timpf.

kennedy: that these matters need to be resolved. >> jeanine: no, answer the question and explained to the american people -- >> kennedy: throw away your phone. >> jeanine: that's not the answer. tell the people why you think it's a good idea to identify protesters who end up being killed -- >> kennedyt think that. >> jeanine: -- as a result of that shut down my communist party. i'm not answering it. why did he do it? >> jesse: let's move on. kennedy, are you interested in what elon might be releasing to the world about what the hunter bryant cover up? >> kennedy: i am interested in that. i think there is a lot -- the hunter biden cover up? >> kennedy: he will get confirmation of that. that is what i expect. to harold's point, because you put together about four different things. part of that is the u.s. government, part of that is apple, but the way you talk about it it is as if it is one entity, which is the most concerning thing we face in this country. >> harold: didn't mean to -- >> kennedy: yes, apple has to worry about market share. above market share is human freedom, and having access to talking with other people, coordinating protests, standing up against an authoritarian, murderous regime. that's what tim cook could've allowed. they have to figure out our foreign policy,

kennedy, should you break out the cocktail? that is almost too hot for 5:00. >> kennedy: that is chanel by the way, thank you. >> joey: tom your sweater vest and jeans a hot commodity. look at the hair. >> tom: i wish you could see the belt because it was a little lower. you know what i'm talking about? >> advertisement. >> katie this is from last week but is that a family pack? >> look at those pants and a look at my glasses. i have classes to match the family pack, super stylish. >> joey: richard, i know you are a fashion guide. is this a tie-dye? can we call that vogue, is that what that is? put your head to the curb and you are constantly rocking. look at this. >> richard: i brought it back to the 2,000. >> that is pretty good. is that also chanel? >> joey: i don't know anything about chanel. so, what you guys think about this? we are all nostalgic for the '80s, 'nice and "top gun" the top movie. kennedyy are we rocking it back to the '80s? >> kennedy: i love the '90s. i would love to go back there and different genres and music and making really interesting music. people were not crouching about appropriation. people were inspired by what they were putting out. you know, i love baby doll dresses and dog spirit have never gotten away from it. i will not be shamed into the now. >> joey: my only problem with responding is i don't know what to be dealt dresses or dock is. >> kennedy: doc martin. >> joey: i got commented yesterday. but do you know how bad i dress? herschel, what do you think about this? we have fashion, obviously something you know about. >> richard: i think retro is in and of a sort of thinking about it, what was i watching on television? and i was watching "sex and the city" reboot. just like that. over the past couple of weeks, the best man final chapter from another reboot of a show that came out when i was in middle school. i remember a movie with a series, so clearl

kennedys were not monolithic. they had different attitudes about lyndon johnson. 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 relat

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the camelot legend was being spun by the kennedy family and acolytes because the kennedys were not done. they still had presidential aspirations with bobby kennedy and later with ted kennedy so it served their interest to embellish the legacy of john f. kennedy, and i think, too, because john f. kennedy became a martyr by being struck down by an assassin's bulle we can look back ates his presidency and say that he would have done things differently. he was the great might even if history. we can look at vietnam and civil rights and some of the turbulence that we experienced in the 1960s and say well, if jack kennedy had been in the oval office things would've been different. be true.or mayva not we will never know. but i think those are things thatth have helped burnish the kennedy legacyy through, since e was assassinated in 1963. >> host: the relationship between jfk and lbj. they called each other names, released their people did. >> guest: i think you talked about jfk and lbj.fk let me talk about that relationship and then we can go broader because it's complex. jfk and lbj i think regarding lee at times admired each other. i think that lbj

yes, he also mentions kennedy kennedy was.nteresting peculiar president connected who started the war to kill? who introduced american troops, vietnam who started this tragedy of which johnson was such a film very interesting very interesting look at our man in saigon. this film magnificent from a historical and cinematic point of view then began. well, that's the only reason for the film when the americans appeared. based on their opportunities and dangers. no need to disturb him. when russia will be strong and on it, maybe it will be possible to rely on relations with belarus will be even stronger, if you want other countries like belarus to give you some support, be strong and be consistent. it was you who wanted to put the dead quickly. today is our holiday. today is the day of the military counterintelligence officer of the military counterintelligence. and yesterday was the day of the creation of the foreign intelligence department of the foreign department of the lgpu, but about the chekists. tomorrow is the day of the

kennedy: judge committed is kennedy and i have a question about what lawrence brought up and that is the statement that this person allegedly made to the arresting officers in pennsylvania. and that was, did you arrest anybody else? obviously, that could be a red herring of an intelligent sociopaths with throw out in order to prolong an investigation and litigation potentially. but what are the chances in your estimation of seeing cases like this that he perpetrated this alone? >> look, kennedy, i don't know that i can give you an answer on that because it's not grounded in evidence yet. but what i can tell you, the guy is clearly a sociopaths. by that, he is clearly saying. anyone listening, he will not get away with any kind of mental insanity. but number one, but number two, the police are looking for all the occupants of a white hyundai elantra so he may be feeding into that. we don't know what he may have said that he thought innocently other members of the hyundai elantra will now take on a different meaning. >> joe: this is joe concha. it is mind-boggling fees for murders carried out while two whether sleeping the entire time. so i go back to kennedy's question before, which is the suspect asked if anyone else was arrested. it is hard to believe that he was able to. this out alone. it was not a gun come obviously used to kill four people and no one else hears it. it is almost as if he would need help to get this done. so what are your thoughts on that? >> well, you kn

kennedy for permission to use the audio from mrs. kennedy's 1964 oral history interview. and thanks to the kennedy library director of public education, programs nancy koehn, for her contribution to this conference, and producer liz murphy who -- we would thank you if you would just silence your cell phones. we look forward to a robust question and answer period following the program this afternoon. you will see instructions on screen for submitting your questions via email or comments on our youtube page during the program. when the q&a begins, we will invite those of you who are joining us here in person today, to proceed to the microphones which are in the aisles as you ask your questions. we are so grateful to have this opportunity to explore the cuban missile crisis and how it's lessons resonate with contemporary challenges 60 years later. i am now honored to instruct juice the sessions distinguished speakers briefly so there is more time for the conversation. a warm virtual welcome to daniel ellsberg go. since the vietnam war, he has been a lecturer, scholar, writer and activist, on the dang

and, you know, a wider way of people, both in the capital, but also outside the capital. kennedy kennedy brought in and i think what you know, the degree of success of this deal will depend, i think what happens between now and if they're able to form a government form in the government and how many more of these other groups can actually be brought on board and their concerns and interest brought on board also is that the group that are not currently agreeing to this, the forces of freedom and change democratic coalition. and i, by the way, i'm aware that this will be confusing to some of our viewers because you have f, f, c central council and f, f, c, democratic coalition. so, you know, i just want to flag that, that distinction. but for those groups that are not signatories to the agreement right now, what happens is if they cannot be brought on board, does the process continue towards picking a prime minister and choosing a government moving towards elections even without them? well, the agreement is vague on that in theory, one of the leverage points to try to get these groups be b

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 nix

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 nix

kennedy, this is such a great day. this is a great day. >> kennedy: real quick, one final question to you you mentioned blood, there was a lot of, you mentioned the knife. understanding the evidence could have been tainted by the fact other people came into the home, still, that crime scene was so massive. wouldn't that help prosecutors if indeed, we don't know for sure but if indeed this does turn out to be the person that they been looking for it since november? >> 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

kennedy. >> kennedy: it allows for so much more in the lines of deportation. you 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? >> kennedyey 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 being killed. but the politics for them are more important than the people. they are not worried about protecting humans, but protecting themselves. >> tammy: and we have b

kennedy? >> kennedy: would not spend the money for that.ecause oftentimes it is hard to find water there. >> tyrus: the flasks are like $9. >> jessica: is overpriced, as well, but i love the giant turkey leg. >> tyrus: nothing to do with the waffles. >> jessica: it is inexpensive -- >> sean: elite liberals with big cash go to disney. >> jessica: are you, conservatives don't like the happiest place on earth? >> sean: not anymore. >> katie: after a day, disneyland, all due respect, $185 to take the edge off. it is a lot. >> tyrus: i'm sorry, no. half that with a bottle of mad dog and a dixie cup. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ get refunds.com powered by innovation refunds can help your business get a payroll tax refund, even if you got ppp and it only takes eight minutes told do. getrefunds.com has helped businesses get over a billion dollars and we can help your business too. qualify your business for a big refund in eight minutes. go to getrefunds.com to get started. powered by innovation refunds. . . ♪ >> jessica: all right. it's time fo

don't heckle the comedians like kennedy. >> kennedy: i'm the best. >> judge jeanine: i love to laugh. do you do any of the casinos? >> jimmy: yeah. i was just in vegas working of ♪ [the star-spangled banner] ♪ ♪ ♪ [the star-spangled banner] will: all new details released last night about twitter suppression of the hunter biden laptop story. pete: we are seeing confirmation democrat officials played a major role in suppression efforts? rachel: kevin corke joins us with the twitter stream. >> reporter: interesting story we will be able to unpack over the days and weeks and months ahead. despite intense and, for that matter, indignant denials by democratic officials it is now apparent based on what we learned from elon musk the dean democratic officials were censoring conservatives in the run-up to the 2020 election at not just conservatives but the hunter biden laptop story and this was happening in the fall of 2020. the details were given to a reporter that if you follow journalism in this town you know who this is, matt taibbi, longtime critic of censorship, who posted a lot of detail

kennedy the third as a special envoy to northern ireland? on one hand, no, but. biden never surprised is the things he does. so but also he's obviously obsessed . the kennedy obviously obsessed. the kennedywo of the kennedys to ambassador ships around the world one in australia. i think, you know, there's a austria i can't remember. yes, that's right. so, you know, it's no that he's, you know, giving another nod. the kennedy family, i'm sure he'd do the same for other dynasty families, whether it's the clintons or the obamas . the kennedys just never seem to go away. that doesn't mean that that joe kennedy is a bad quy- that that joe kennedy is a bad guy. i mean, he's he's obviously qualified. he's gone to the right schools harvard law right schools and harvard law school, was in peace school, he was in the peace corps, was congressman . you corps, he was a congressman. you know, plucked him of know, if they plucked him out of nowhere maybe. but he was just, you know, sitting congressman for did make a for several. so he did make a political back in 2020 and ran against an incumbent in massachusetts, an incumbent senator . why left congress . senator. why he left congress. huge political

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? wha

here is the list the 2022 kennedy kennedy center honoree, george clooney, and the band youtube, bonory mullen junior. not everyone is celebrating around town. while friday's jobs report b expectations, more americans are leaving the workforce for a third straight month the retail sector lost 30000 jobs. the top three sectors seen growth are leisure and hospitality, education and health in the u.s. government. personal savings rate at the lowest in over 15 years@the high inflation continues to empty bank accounts. switching gears vaccine mandates the u.s. military also on the menu after the house republican leader said he spoke to president biden in the defense secretary. >> come next week you will see we've been able to and that is the first victory of a republican majority. we would like to have more of those victories and we should start moving those now. >> just to be clear you see in the nda that will drop next week the vaccine mandate for the military will be lifted? >> yes it will or the bill will not move. i've been very clear with the president. >> after landing from his trip

don't heckle the comedians like kennedy. >> kennedy: i'm the best. >> judge jeanine: i love to laugh. do you do any of the casinos? >> jimmy: yeah. i was just in vegas working off my debts. >> jesse: we got to go. have a great weekend. everybody. >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. we are coming to you live tonight from simi valley, california. the reagan national defense forum. this event brings together leaders from across the political spectrum and key stakeholders in the defense community as we look at air force 1 and the reagan years there. that coverage of this event is straight ahead. we are also at this hour monitoring the twitter feed from ceo elon musk who is promising to release his report any minute now on how the company tried to suppress information about the hunter biden laptop scandal before he took over twitter. we'll have that as soon as we get it. but, first, breaking tonight, president biden is insisting his economic plan is working following the november jobs report. he is also trying to soften the blow to his core union constituency over his pushing through a

and call him che guevara he love that experience but kennedy was his closest friend in life so he went to bobby kennedy's campaign and is is kennedyhen he died he was working with jackie kennedy so between all of those characters in the sixties important but not central so he thinks about all these other people you can hear what he thinks and has relationships with them also allows you to time travel to go to the roller coaster of a decade with extraordinary triumph and sadness and in a certain sense it is a metaphor how we have to look at history. we remember the sadness of the way it ended assassinations and the antiwar violence and the riots and it seems like a decade of sadness that was great accomplishments. we are, and ps —- pbs and education reform and voting rights and civil rights and it allows you to relive the time that will be talked about for years to come in because he was a packrat you can see memorabilia and then to see memos with the presidential writing see his comments and for me as a presidential historian it was the archive in my husband to go to the boxes. >> how i do you come to the realization you had all o

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there are conspiracy theories that the american mafia killed, kennedy that the soviet leadership killed kennedy that the cubans killed kennedy. i very slowly come to the conclusion that the c, i probably did have something to do with john kennedy's killing. we know that the cia hated kennedy because he didn't provide air cover during the bay of pigs. if that's the case, just in the interests of transparency and the rule of law. i would hope that if someone is at the cia and has information that can confirm or refute that theory, that they should come out with it. oh, painting has launched ounce at japan accusing it of hi ping up the chinese threats while stressing that claims that it is a unprecedented strategic challenge are completely groundless. go under the japanese side, ignores facts, deviates from its commitment to china. japan relations and grantly described as china when we once again urged the japanese side to adhere to the principle that the 2 countries are cooperative partners and do not pose a threat to each other. and i being up the china threat to find an excuse for its mil to rebuild up is doomed to fail. and