why kennedy canceled is a mystery. he had become the most common explanation is he had become very concerned about the public and international reaction that had been stirred up by the first ground air strikes. among other things, it had become clear to the whole world that the whole world realized the united states was behind the attacks almost the moment the first bombs fell on the 15th. and kennedy was always very concerned about lighting a match that would lead to a great nuclear conflagration. who is the advice of his secretary of state, dean rusk, he called off the air strikes. among the cia planners that discovered this on the evening of april 16th, it had always been understood that for the invasion to have a chance, castro's air force had to be taken out. the moment kennedy canceled those follow-up strikes, everyone involved in the operation instantly understood what it meant. the brigade was doomed. this was confirmed the following morning before the brigade had even completed its landing. castro's planes sho

kennedy., nixon realized fidel castro was either going to be an opportunity or a problem for him. depending on whether castro was still in power or gone by election day. now, in the fall of 1960, john kennedy was beating the eisenhower administration over the head with fidel castro. no subject roused more than communist cuba. he reminded the island was a mere 8 jet minutes away and he blamed eisenhower and company including vice president nixon for letting this happen. imagine being in the shoes of richard nixon. he had a pretty well earned reputation as a communist buster, one of the premier communist busters in america and along comes this democrat from massachusetts suggesting that he, richard nixon, not quite anti-communist enough. kennedy managed to outflank nixon as anti-communist talk. probably the best example of this occurred in one of the nixon kennedy television debates. not the debate that's most famous but the fourth debate. this debate may have been the most important in the camp

kennedy. from the outset, nixon realized that fidel castro was either going to be an opportunity or a problem for him, depending on whether castro was still in power or gone by election day. now, in the fall of 1960, john kennedy was beating the eisenhower administration over the head with fidel castro. kennedy realized that no subject roused american voters more than the specter of a communist cuba. at every whistle stop he reminded voters that the island was, quote, a mere eight jet minutes away. and he blamed eisenhower, and company, including vice president nixon, for letting this happen. imagine being in the shoes of richard nixon. he had a pretty well-earned reputation as a communist buster, one of the premiere communist busters in america, and along comes this democrat from massachusetts suggesting that he, richard nixon, was not quite anti-communist enough. it was galling. kennedy had somehow managed to outflank nixon as an anti-communist hawk. probably the best example of this occurre

kennedy: what does this say?sanders progressives, celebrities, they spent a lot of time in alabama, really lobbying to get the union going against amazon and the workers spoke for themselves. >> i think there are two big messages. one more local to amazon distribution centers everywhere, the employees actually like their jobs and generally speaking, they don't see benefits the union is going to bring other than take a bite out of their paycheck. when you look at a place like alabama, minimum wage is about 725 an hour, amazon is already paying $15 an hour, those stories about people wearing triples the pens and diapers because they are not allowed to leave their places to go to the bathroom, those are totally oversold and people work pretty well at the distribution center the second big message is the political class in the media are so out of touch with what people are doing, what working people are doing, bernie sanders, people at the washington post and elsewhere look at this and walk away and say it's a sign t

kennedy: i like it.oin base is about to have a big ipo. >> absolutely and again, this is a huge industry. the market cap on day one next week, it's going to be absolutely the focal of the entire conversation for the next four to and also for companies like us, using smart last month so they are much faster for us. kennedy: how did you get that domain? >> it's a very interesting story. twenty-five years, professor says crypto but somehow we managed to reach that this is the hallmark, home for everybody who wants to buy, sell crypto pay, it's the perfect name and we managed to secure. kennedy: well, congratulations. we will be watching you and your partnership in all of it. some people are just getting into it and i love when people break it down. thanks again. >> thank you for having me. kennedy: coming up, tiger woods traveling. very fast. would you get caught, is he getting special treatment? next. ♪♪ tiger woods was seen over the speed limit when he lost control of his car and almost killed himself and

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kennedy and richard nixon. here is that exchange. >> i look at cuba. 90 miles off the coast of the united states. in 1957 i was in havana. i talk to the american ambassador. he said that he was the second most powerful man in cuba. yet, even though ambassador smith and ambassador gunned both republican ambassadors both warned of castro, the marxist influences around castro, the communist influence around castro, both of them had testified in the last six weeks that in spite of their warnings to the american government nothing was done. >> i think that senator kennedy's policies and recommendation for the handling of the castro regime, probably the most the most dangerously irresponsible recommendations that he has made during the course of his campaign. in effect, with senator kennedy recommends is that the united states government should give help to the exiles and to those with -- within cuba, who oppose the castro regime provided they are anti bautista. let's just see with this means. we have five treaties w

kennedy: okay matt? >> 17 come on. kennedy: juan? >> 27. you have gone over his 23. you can see it right here. and katy, you win with 21 you get a lifetime supply of denture adhesive. he evolved in such a great job don't worry matt and juan you can un- see her in the future thank you for all play you are fantastic respect in person next time. kennedy: topical storm is next. showing up, saying “hello! fancy a nice chat?” then we talk like two old friends about sticky buns and all the savings you could get by bundling your home and car insurance. but here's the real secret. eye contact. you feel that? we just had a moment. [chuckles] who would've thought it? geico. save even more when you bundle home and car insurance. dignity. it demands a rapid covid test, because we all deserve an answer. it demands a better understanding of your glucose levels, so you can enjoy movie night. and knowing your baby is getting the nutrition he needs, no matter how you choose to feed him. at abbott, we fight for these moments, developing life-changing technolo

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kennedy: that is insane.stories like that, it makes us mad in our blood boil. how did you go through 13 years and maintain hope? when you got out, you are off for clemency and 2016 by president obama but fully pardoned by president trump. when you got out, you had so much creativity and inspiration to go forward and create some foundations, how did you maintain hope? >> and i got out, i was a lucky one, i had people pulling for me but the majority of people in prison don't have celebrities or political people pulling for them so i knew i had to be the voice for the people left behind. one of the gentlemen mentioned earlier during a white house briefing serving 22 years following state law in california, he was prosecuted under that statute and he still in prison right now. kennedy: and he was offering medical marijuana. this isn't someone selling heroin at a middle school but that's how many of these people are treated. now you have mission green, which is part of your personal foundation, tell me about that

kennedy: welcome back, knee. hunter bite in the gift that keeps on giving priestly new memoir coming out. now is doing a tour breaking his silence. the promises raising more questions than answers about his father's shady dealings in his own role did you leave a laptop with a repair man? >> no, no pitcher whether it hacks there exists a laptop at all i truly do not know. >> are you missing a laptop? >> not but i know, read the book you'll realize that i was not keeping tabs on possessions very well for about a four year period of time. spirit that's my favorite follow-up and this whole thing are you missing a laptop question cassis is working for crooked ukrainian company was fine, he just regrets the fallout. >> no, i don't think i made a mistake and take his spot on the board i think i made a mistake in terms of underestimating the way in which it would be used against me. kennedy: yes, that is the mistake part. but will he get in any trouble for wheeling's and dealings? of course not. >> i am cooperating compl

kennedy: sarah?o kamala was put in charge yes the vice president the vice president was put in charge of focusing on the long-term underlying issues that are causing people to flee to this country. and without addressing those issues these people are literally going to continue to run for their lives. now the biden administration is working on the board apart besought more shelters be put up there trying with foster families receive arts cages it's awful bridesmaid in their cages. specs before if you had your child in summer camp with julia child sleep in those conditions, sarah? >> what i am not disagreeing with you there needs to be more done paid what i was asked about is what is kamal harris focused on virtues focus on the long-term solutions that need to be done that is why people are fleeing here in the first place. violence, the economic hardship, poverty without solving this, whatever bandit would put on the border are not going to be enough. people are going to continue to come here as they

kennedy: .ter late than never i guess for president by denouncing what most of us probably already knew if you are fully vaccinated you can go outside without a mask. kind of, watch. >> starting today, if you are fully vaccinated and you are outdoors, and not in a big crowd you no longer need to or mask. what to be absolutely clear. if you are in a crowd like a stadium or at a conference, or a concert, you still need to wear a mask. even if you are outside. the bottom line is clear, if you are vaccinated, you can do more things, more safely, both outdoors as well as indoor. >> finally somebody saying something kind of positive. but here's the weird part the president is fully vaccinated and there you see an outside and allowed with his mask still on. one reporter called ma watch this. >> what message are you sending by wearing a mask outside alone? >> your watch me take it often put it back on site go inside. >> how do you like me now? i am a hard president britton other words it was all for sho

>> juan: kitten. >> greg: kennedy, end of the rope? >> kennedy: pete's gin bottle.et's show what it is. here we go. the big reveal. [laughter] a bush baby otherwise known as a galigo. the most adorable animal on the planet. look at that thing. yep. >> dana: they can really pose for the cameras, too. >> greg: he knew he was on camera sexy beast. >> dana: i want to talk to people about just one thing. it's called child health national day of hope. child health national day of hope. this happens every year. this is happening virtually this year. this is where you can actually support the effort to try to protect children from abuse and neglect. can you light a five lit candle, this is all something to do to help this charity. it's the longest running charity that's child help.org slash 2021 day of hope. longest running charity for this issue. juan? >> juan: that's a good one. all right, so jackie robinson day is next thursday. and to celebrate the rose bowl institute asked me to host a panel on sports and political activism. take a look. >> when is collective action ap

to kennedy's surprise, his popularity shot up.s more popular as a result of this and taking responsibility for, he said i am the responsible officer of this government and he took the blame even though there is plenty of blame to go around. it was an interesting speech because he emphasized that this was their work of cuban patriots, anti-communist, who loved their country and wanted castro and communists out. the cuban reduced as themselves -- they were using cia to achieve their ends and because -- the average age was around 22, very young, many of them are still alive, several hundreds of them are still alive, and i would love to hear from any of them if they call in. it is interesting also that kennedy definitely said later in that speech that having ruled out military force unless there is a eminent threat, -- imminent threat, he did not rule it out entirely. that may have encouraged khrushchev, the soviet leader on a gamble to do his gambol to place medium-range missiles in cuba the following year. host: j from indiana. good

kennedy: welcome to it.the wake of the chauvin guilty verdict biden will address congress next week telling police reform. that's a great start here the list of some things he should lay out including successful interactions with police officers and their communities. that would be very healing move for communities and cops, that means more community policing. you've heard a lot about that but specifically it would get officers involved and invested in the places they live and work. and instead of perceiving every interaction in enemy territory, research study from gale records at mit that when police made warm and friendly door-to-door visits they gave out personalized business cards and their business cards people's perception of the 50 improved dramatically pretty hard to resist a charming deputy in your den i speak from experience. 2013 lapd officer started community policing program even coached local football team on violent crime there drop bama's 50% in that neighborhood. that seems like a better def

kennedy, you know had this persona of vigor. that and and a new way of doing things that contrasted with the kind of daughtering sclerotic eisenhower administration it was unfair, but that was what kennedy believed that he could not afford not to act in some way. and so he believed more or less in the plan that he inherited from the eisenhower administration and i say more or less because accepted it allowed it to go forward and yet put severe constraints on it that helped doom its chances of success. let's talk to eric who's calling from lawrence, new york eric. good morning. good morning. thank you very much. my my question is in two parts objectively how responsible is president kennedy or also his brother for calling off the invasion and not giving the air cover that's polemical historically and second. i've always been taught the central intelligence agency is an information gathering organization, but yet if i've understood you correctly and many others it's been involved in military preparations training people militarily

kennedy was advocating it openly.was politically committed to moving forward on that, and he inherited this plan, this plan that had grown from a gorilla infiltration -- guerilla infiltration and supply operation to a conventional amphibious landing. kennedy later rued the fact that he had trusted the experts. this left him with great skepticism of the judgment of cia leaders and u.s. military leaders who were encouraging him on. host: let's go back to our phone lines. as we do, i want to remind everyone that this is a coproduction with american history tv and is being simulcast on c-span3. let's talk to henry, who calling from asheboro, north carolina. henry, good morning. guest: -- caller: hello. host: go ahead, henry. caller: i saw a documentary about castro taking charge of the revolution. [inaudible] but you see them -- there were a lot of dark skinned cubans out there fighting. you didn't see none of us. you don't see no dark skinned cubans. even now, you see a lot of [inaudible] there are certain beaches you ca

kennedy: yes we do. people are capable of internalizing important advice, but not everything just because it equates to control is important congressman massie thank you so much for a >> you kitty. kennedy: maintained the far left trying to dictate when state should and shouldn't (here's another duty-free film maker michael moore demanded michigan governor gretchen whitmarsh sutton on the state of michigan over recent coverts by currency to see director said michigan should go back to a lockdown, watch. >> when you have an acute situation, extraordinary number of cases like we have in michigan, the answer is not necessarily to give a vaccine for the answer to that is to really close things down to go back to our basic spectacle back where we were last spring. >> knows of our the democratic governors not acquiesce, that is good news. anna said his encouraging people to keep wearing their masks and get vaccinated. so it will the left till every state to go into locked out if there's an uptake question acqu

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kennedy. kennedy: say safe out there will be watching all night long.his trend has been competent since they whimpered much of the case was around the gut wrenching video of derek chauvin kneeling on george floyd's neck for almost ten minutes is that enough to convict? or did the defense establish enough hull in the case? you think to discuss criminal defense attorney former prosecutor randy zelin knows both side. randy, what did you state specifically today in those closing arguments? >> certainly started with the defense. i am sure i'm going to be attacked for this and it is okay. i saw a presentation that sounded like ordering dinner. i saw no emotion i saw no sense of what a tragedy this was. i saw no sense there was a human being's life that was lost. now i understand the rationale for it. i do not necessarily agree with it. but look, the defense pushed all their chips in. rather than going for a compromise verdict, which probably would have required mr. chauvin to take the stand, breakdown say listen i did not mean to kill him, which he is not cha

kennedy: flat tax.how we got 30 seconds. >> we are not being serious ever having a debate about you know corporate benefits for the tax rate will be 25% or 28%. over the last year we have seen a more corporate welfare than in the history of the world. trillions of dollars and billionaires on welford don't give me a bs debate about 25% or 28%. and all corporate welfare immediately. kennedy: and the exxon banker rid of that too. [laughter] very good. we can work on something. kennedy: thank you so much a man panel, tim, dave, richard beautiful job. >> good to see a cavity. >> democrat darling davin newsom securing support for the biden administration spending times this california girl is not at the border. will this help him avoid the acts? have calvin's family woken up? one of kevin faulconer joins me in a moment all in on the s. lease the 2021 is 300 for $369 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. introducing voltaren arthritis pain gel. lease the 2021 is 300 for $369 a month f

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kennedy: without shame, marie. when people are admitting they are no longer committed to journalism it is kind of scary. it is no surprise people go to one camp or the other. people do not seek out news may be from a source they do not necessarily agree with. that is how we get where we are. we cannot even have conversations with people who might have a different worldview. there's something really wrong about that. >> if you redid your time story today about the shooting or if you've watched other cable networks today, they actually have been all interviewing use of force experts who have said because of that body cam video this is a very complicated case and clearly there was a threat. the question is always could that threaten have been taken away without deadly force? that is with the investigation is looking at right now. i think that for so long media outlets disbelieved whatever police department stole them. if we would've leave the initial report on george for the annapolis police put out we would not be si

>> kennedy: indecent proposal?dresses up like umps. mimics the calls. stole the show at little league tournament sat there and called balls and strikes behind the ump. if that doesn't do it for you maybe i will. i just day would youd the will cain podcast up to 34 on the charts. join us at podcast news.com. spotify come hang out appreciate it. >> juan: we will have to listen for you. that's up for it us to. "special report" is up next. hey, shannon bream. >> shannon: juan, happy birthday to you. good to see you don't. >> juan: thank you. >> shannon: good evening i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. shootings in the south on the same day that joe biden takes steps toward gun control. five people dead in an attack in south carolina being blamed on a former national football league player. we start off with a manhunt southern texas gunman shot three people at a business in bryan. jeff paul joins us from los angeles. good evening, jeff. >> shannon, right now authorities say they don't have anyone in custody. in fact, w

kennedy: welcome back.gain from the trump administration playbook just days after we learned it might add to the border while pretty fighting team enough central american countries have agreed to beef up their own security, which will hold mexico, guatemala honduras and thousands of new troops to their borders. the white house says this should encourage immigrants from surging north but will it work was marked with been allocated institute of immigration studies alex nowrasteh. your name is beautiful and you deserve better than this. >> but it's poorly spelled so i cannot blame you. kennedy: who needs a name that's easy pc when you got a brain like yours, alex. so let us discuss. something interesting you brought up by reference at last night on the show is, what think about why people are coming here in the first place. the biting administrations talk about achish payment to people in the northern tribal to dissuade them from coming north. maybe they have a little spending money they won't seek employment

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kennedy, mollie tomi, guy. thank you.>> john: fox news alert, a brand-new week. stunning numbers from customs and border protection as america reports on the growing crisis along the southern border. i am john roberts. welcome to the monday edition of "america reports." >> sandra: hello, joan. i'm sandra smith. 100,000 immigrants caught entering the country last month. it's a sharp increase from february when more than 100,000 migrants were arrested, john. >> john: it comes as the buy demonstration plans to send officials to guatemala and el salvador this week in attempt to address the source of the problem. but with more than 18,000 migrant children and facilities now along the southern border and a rise in drug

kennedy: no go ahead.psa's always say it's going to get better. it's because kids have not lived long enough to know it is going to get better. and when he take away these really important seminole event in their lives that graduation, like prom, like athletic events is been incredibly hard for athletes to get scholarships to go to college. before your robbing their future is going to manifest in some sort of negative way. we've got to keep it positive. tim, robby, jessica, more tim, robby, jessica, more freedom thank you so ♪♪ [sfx: revving trucks] pilot over radio: here we go, let's do this. ♪♪ pilot over radio: right there, right there. [sfx: revving trucks] pilot over radio: g complete. how do you introduce the larger-than-life gmc yukon? with the world's biggest tweet. the next generation gmc yukon. premium that's made to be used. jennie: i know kids worry about a lot of things. thgetting enough food to eatn. shouldn't be one of them. through a nationwide network of food banks, feeding america serves

kennedy: no go ahead.is just going said never understood before the pandemic white psa's always say it's going to get better. it's because kids have not lived long enough to know it is going to get better. and when he take away these really important seminole event in their lives that graduation, like prom, like athletic events is been incredibly hard for athletes to get scholarships to go to college. before your robbing their future is going to manifest in some sort of negative way. we've got to keep it positive. tim, robby, jessica, more freedom thank you so much. >> thank you. kennedy: topical storm is next. seeing blood when you brush or floss can be a sign of early gum damage. new parodontax active gum repair kills plaque bacteria at the gum line to help keep the gum seal tight. new parodontax active gum repair toothpaste. so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable

during the kennedy administration mrs. kennedy requested that the mona lisa one of the most iconic works in the world located in the french lieu of museum come to the united states now mrs. kennedy was a francophile. she studied art in paris. she spoke fluent french, and she wanted to share the iconic painting with american audiences. mrs. kennedy successfully persuaded the french minister of cultural affairs pictured here andre malrow though. the idea was unpopular to many french citizens and art critics who were concerned about transporting such a fragile and important work across the ocean. in fact, the painting had only left france once before and it was after being stolen and smuggled out. still mrs. kennedy used her iconic charm to convince the minister that sharing the mona lisa with american audiences would be a symbol of american and french diplomatic ties and sheer french culture with the nation. in december 1962 the mona lisa was transported via temperature-controlled ship across the atlantic and protected by ar

kennedy: welcome to it, right?r kid is still learning remotely and when they are in school they are stuck in a room for eight hours with none of their teacher's insight. teacher students from l.a. to philly, baltimore to albuquerque have forcefully resisted any efforts to return to the class and. that mentality is embodied in this rant from a nasty northern california teacher, watch. >> your parents once a talk to me about their profession and their opinion on their profession? i would love to hear that. however, if your parent was to come to talk to me about how i am not doing a good enough job in distance learning based on what you need as an individual? just dear them to come up. because i am so sick to my >> of a parent trying to tell educators how to do their job. kennedy: that is alyssa's it shape each question which is meant remotely bullying her students were so long, one frustrated parent had enough, recorded and posted it to a private facebook page. and i am glad this feral cat is out of the bag preselect

i don't think it makes kennedy any worse. i think people are trying to rehabilitate some kind of camelot out of this. seymour hirsch took that down a notch or two if you read "the dark side of camelot." this is what we did. if it wasn't kennedy, it would have been nixon. it was eisenhower before that, johnson after that. this was the american way of doing war without actually doing war. and, you know, until church and pike made that explicitly illegal, there was nothing -- we're using hindsight to say that's a bad thing. it was the way we did things. we did things very successfully. iran was still going well in the 1960s. it wasn't until '79 in hindsight says we shouldn't have gotten moez adeck out there. we blessed off in vietnam that that was a smart move. so, knocking off leaders was a legitimate foreign policy decision. and it was a choice that we can make at the time that made some sense at times. and, look, again, like i said from the very beginning, if we had killed castro at the beginning, it could have ended things b