kennedy: how do you hang on? look at it as a strategy, what would you say to him if you could speak to him? >> resign, that's what i would say. kennedy: are people in his inner circle being honest or has he been so insulated for so long, you say you will be governor forever? >> just do with the 45th president did, just deny, deny, deny. we has a we had president who did that that nobody did anything about. anybody who's accused and evidence is strong, you should not be governor and robbie and i totally agree on this and the nursing home scandal is an absolute horrible horrific piece of failure on his part on both counts and democrats are equal here calling for governor, but in terms of the strategy, deny, deny, deny. the only strategy left for him, he really should resign. kennedy: the problem with that strategy, he is fully engaging in victim blaming. thank i thought the ag did a good job laying out what they had and said these instances were cooperated incredible, 179 people they talk to throughout this investi

kennedy: the tent was not cheap. afghan security and to join for the word let's it's got talk. >> took the words right on my mouth there. look, biden made a terrible decision, a political decision to kick the can down the road. we talked about it two weeks ago here we had a deal to withdraw on may 1. by kicking the can down the road they tell men didn't. i worked a lot easier than they thought it would be. there is very little fighting it was pretty much a political win across the country. but by kicking the can down the road and refusing to tell the american people the truth this entire afghan government and its military or just a village. they cornered themselves. the correct answer should have been biden should have said on january 21, general we are sticking with the deadline. i want all the civilians out first i want to destroy all the weapons are limited in afghan national army. think about how badly they would have been attacked for undermining the army and undermine the government. but the truth is, without d

kennedy: think you can have four. >> kennedy to your point. know is not. [laughter] he is a very spry 79. but anyway. quick. kennedy: i don't that word means what you think it means. >> i think, candy, obviously as we talked about the first block the situation is ever-changing. you bring up isis k these threats were seen coming right up towards the airport that is obviously a serious concern for the military they're having american shelter in place. it's important to point out the isis case also the enemy of the taliban. this is an even more radical element. many of them are breakaway tell band members who are at level set on destroying this evacuation process. so actually, we are seeing some support from the taliban police in putting this efforts down from the american afghan that are in place around the airport to try to stop any of these potential attacks. but again this is a crisis on the ground that is unfolding in rapid time bring to your point kennedy where six days out from this for the it's a whole government approach. he of the presi

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kennedy: what about kevin?derstand, i think the republicans don't have their front bench in this race, schwarzenegger or not, he was the front bench when great davis was weaker approval ratings than gavin newsom. kennedy: and maybe tom mcclintock had run, it would be a little different from larry elder. he loves his state, he knows the issues, he's connected with californians for a long time. anything can happen, is a tight race because gavin newsom screwed up. thank you for making my week. great job. thank you. situation and afghanistan by the situation and afghanistan by the hour, how are the evacuations [sfx: radio being tuned] welcome to allstate. ♪ [band plays] ♪ a place where everyone lives life well-protected. ♪♪ and even when things go a bit wrong, we've got your back. here, things work the way you wish they would. and better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower auto rate today. that spin class was brutal. well, you can try using the buick's ma

kennedy: if not now when? gary, jessica, spike, good job tonight. >> thank you, by kennedy.stan amid today's horrific terror attack. trey yingst has the latest on trey yingst has the latest on the bombings, next trey yingst has the latest on the bombings, next trey yingst has the latest on the bombings, next ♪ ♪ ♪ trey yingst has the latest on the bombings, next ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ music playing. ♪ there's an america we build ♪ ♪ and one we explore one that's been paved and one that's forever wild but freedom means you don't have to choose just one adventure ♪ ♪ you get both. introducing the all-new 3-row jeep grand cherokee l jeep. there's only one. (upbeat music) jeep grand cherokee l how you doing? hey mason! hi mason! thank you. kennedy: more than 1000 people fell been evacuated from afghanistan since august 14. thanks for drinking that gallon of ice tea according to the white house during today's news conference president biden that we continue the evacuation the d

kennedy: what about kevin? been on the show, i like him a lot. >> i understand, i think the republicans don't have their front bench in this race, schwarzenegger or not, he was the front bench when great davis was weaker approval ratings than gavin newsom. kennedy: and maybe tom mcclintock had run, it would be a little different from larry elder. he loves his state, he knows the issues, he's connected with californians for a long time. anything can happen, is a tight race because gavin newsom screwed up. thank you for making my week. great job. thank you. situation and afghanistan by the hour, how are the evacuations going? hero is going to give us this next. ♪♪ violence and afghanistan as evacuation efforts continue. the white house reporting 11000 people evacuated from afghanistan the last 24 hours with over 30,000 evacuated since august 14. but how many americans remain in country? the white house and pentagon have not been clear about it at all so is the evacuation enough to get every american and u.s. ally

kennedy: go ahead. >> sgt.all need you to get well, you are our heart and soul, get better, bro. were not welcome yet, we need you to get better, you are the king. kennedy: that's right. first round on me. thank you so much. good to talk to you. coming up, facing backlash for refusing to respond the taliban. they continue on conservatives like former president trump. the panel returns to debate big tech media bias next. ♪♪ president biden failing the country, he's also failing himself. that swimming feeling. new post shut the president's average approval rating below 50% for the first time after his blunders in afghanistan and covid, even dems are starting to notice the polls showing nearly one in ten democrats regret the 2020 president joe vote. but that's true every cycle. for they just keep doubling down on failed policies? the main panel is back. richard is here, hi, friends. richard, good to have you on the show. i will start with you because you didn't get to talk before, i was not censoring you but tell

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kennedy: go ahead. >> sgt. infantry, we all need you to get well, you are our heart and soul, get better, bro. were not welcome yet, we need you to get better, you are the king. kennedy: that's right. first round on me. thank you so much. good to talk to you. coming up, facing backlash for refusing to respond the taliban. they continue on conservatives like former president trump. the panel returns to debate big tech media bias next. ♪♪ experience our advance standards safety technology on a full line of vehicles. at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. get 1.9% apr financing on the 2021 rx 350. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. (vo) at t-mobile for business, unconventional thinking means we see things differently, so you can focus on what matters most. whether it's ensuring food arrives as fresh as when it departs. being first on the scene, when every second counts. or teaching biology without a lab. we are the leader in 5g. #1 in customer satisfaction. and a partner who includes 5g in every plan,

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kennedy: from whom?he trouble it is been shut out of the sky by every political friend he's ever had. >> not in and are cuomo's mine unfortunately. [laughter] i think the arrogance is not going anywhere. no, think ultimately we just have to try and focus on is not necessarily the sexual harassment allegations, not as a so the impeachment. frankly some of the admissions he came out earlier he lied to the federal government about the covid numbers and the deaths associated with his disastrous handling of the pandemic. >> are going to get into that later in the show it's a really important element of this. those are incredibly serious charges. the lovins forced back into the nursing home facilities and lost their lives with the virus in its early months. those people of gone certainly not forgotten. we will see where that takes us. the d.a. in albany now takes the case in the attorney general of new york, correct? >> i think we can expect to see them do an equally methodical job. they've got a lot of materi

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. >> kennedy: is there a centralized way for americans to get in touch?t stories, so how are they letting the government and the military no where they are and get help getting out of the country? >> americans who are stranded in afghanistan are able to communicate with the state department and what used to be the american embassy in kabul is just a set up of individuals at the airport. they can have the communication, but the question is even if you are talking to the u.s. state department and the american military, how do you get to them? how do you get to the airport in kabul. and we hear the line repeated over and over by the administration that there is a plan, even today press secretary jen psaki telling peter doocy that it was inappropriate to call them stranded, there are afghans who are stranded, but they are also americans who are stranded in afghanistan. very clearly, not only in kabul, we talk about kabul and the capital afghanistan, but there are other cities where americans were living, the second and third largest city in the country that a

kennedy: that is a stretch.'s not to be governor anytime soon. popping bottles that is right. all right, i don't know that he survives this. i think he has been given inappropriate cover and i think the whole thing stinks to high habit and i would not be sad to see them go. party panel thank you so much karol, kat, chris. coming up that refugees from afghanistan coming to the u.s. by the thousands. how do we allow them to come in safely considering our immigration system is screwed? ♪ ♪ experience, hyper performance that takes you further. at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. get 0.9% apr financing on all 2021 lexus hybrid models. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. we finally found the perfect house. yeah, we couldn't believe the deal we got. just lucky i guess. (sfx: airplane flying overhead) we're a little closer to the airport than we thought... (sfx: airplane grounded outside the house) at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. saving us so much money. -hi. -how was your fl

kennedy: hello i'm back.gun first ballots mailed today the official election with about a month away. california will have two questions on the ballot should governor gavin newsom be removed from office? yes. who should serve the final year of his current term republican larry elder find a democrat kevin paffrath. his biggest opponents might be an enthusiasm gap. 92% of republicans and their very motivated to vote the recall election compared to just 61% of the democrats. should the governor be worried? here with me now here he is meet kevin youtuber an california gubernatorial candidate he's dating traction all over the states, kevin paffrath is here is only one brave enough to come back to the octagon. kevin, is gavin newsom in real trouble here? >> he is in big trouble. what i realize we need a candidate in office we need a jf's kate style democrat and that's what i plan to bring back. >> the california democrat machine no event and all your running as a democrat it is god awful. they are so progressive an

kennedy: that is a stretch.ernment my brother's not to be governor anytime soon. popping bottles that is right. all right, i don't know that he survives this. i think he has been given inappropriate cover and i think the whole thing stinks to high habit and i would not be sad to see them go. party panel thank you so much karol, kat, chris. coming up that refugees from afghanistan coming to the u.s. by the thousands. how do we allow them to come in safely considering our immigration system is screwed? (naj) at fisher investments, our clients know we have their backs. (other money manager) how do your clients know that? (naj) because as a fiduciary, it's our responsibility to always put clients first. (other money manager) so you do it because you have to? (naj) no, we do it because it's the right thing to do. we help clients enjoy a comfortable retirement. (other money manager) sounds like a big responsibility. (naj) one that we don't take lightly. it's why our fees are structured so we do better when our clients

kennedy: booster shot.0 daily covid just for the first time since april that is horrible news for the delta very responsible for more than 98% of all u.s. covid cases. that was covid here to stay? this expert are our lives ever going to get back to normal infectious disease specialist senior scholar john hopkins center for health security, doctor amesh adalja, welcome back. >> thanks for having me. kennedy: this whole thing sucks, what is going on? >> what is going on is we have a country were only about half of the population is vaccinated. the other half is not. we are seeing eight stages of accounting for 50% of the hospitalizations. we have is a pandemic of the unvaccinated. people infringing on hospital capacity again. this is to be expected as a respiratory virus that is here to stay. the goal is to tame it, to remove its ability to cause serious disease, hospitalization and death but this only happens by getting first and second doses into the vulnerable populations in the country for this clusters o

because he feared kennedy as a political threat to even disable him for 76.ixon is relying on the service to take on expenses not really legitimately renovation expenses at nixon's private properties in the attempt to use secret service members to remove protesters to disable the ability of americans to protest peacefully if not loudly against their government. it reminded me of what happened during the trump years. >> it reminded me of the same. there were so many very parallels between nixon and trump just with the secret service. the idea that we will handle antiwar pastors protesters by putting theus secret service on them and use them as a tool president nixon's view of the secret service was very much like president trump. this is another tool of my power not that they are protecting me but these are my goons. [laughter] and donald trump deployed them the same at mafia square on june 1 and nobody can forget the presidents wish to work as a law and order president that tough guy don't look weak and nixon wanted to do the same when running for reelection

but we will come to that kennedy story. far back from this and asking generally, as you say yourself, you did not go into this with a conclusion about the secret service intending to prove it right or yourself right with your reporting. but you did go into with a point of view. though shaped in large part by the 2012 experience. >> absolutely. i thought, evan, when i dug in, again i was asked to help because i am a digger and i convince people to talk to me and tell me their truths. i thought that was going to be the biggest deal in the world. the most humiliating scandal in 100 years. but those agents i met over and over again, so many different ones i met as a result of that reporting and their family members and their friends and officers, they had a much more horrifying story to tell that was more important than boys gone wild in south america. that was they thought a president was going to be killed on their watch. >> in some ways telling the story is the best way for them to cleanse themselves or cleanse their guilt a

kennedy: marc siegel. fetish nightclubs and interpretive dancing. it's no longer an experimental shot. ended the emergency youth authorization gave full approval but darted johnson & johnson shot still going under the fda process. if it's good enough for the fda is a good note for you? the professor of medicine dr. marc siegel welcome back dr. siegel. >> i notice you not the one singing today i'm missing that. kennedy: it is a mall for trumpet men have got a special treat for patriots, dr. siegel, i know you are among us. does this mean more people get vaccinated because they no longer have to be skeptical now it does. or does it mean we are going to have more mandates? >> both, you've got it both right. first is going to be a group that says i was on the fence and i said to them weight, 200 million doses of the pfizer vaccine have been given out. we have been monitoring, setting it that is not enough. it's an experimental vaccine that is fair now it's not. those are hesitant for that reason are more likel

kennedy as a political threat either in the 72 election were he wanted that for 76.on's relying on the service to take on number of consensus really legitimately renovation expenses at his private property and then nixon's attempt to use secret service members to remove protests to basically disable the ability of americans to protest peacefully, if not loudly against their government. it reminded me of what happened during the trump m years. >> it reminded me of the same. there were so many parallels between nixon and trump regarding the secret service. idea of we are going to handle antiwar and anti- nixon protesters by sticking the secret service on them and using as a tour. president nixon view of the secret service was very much like president trump and that this is another tool of my power. not bear protecting me but more like these are my goons. donald trump supports them on june 1 and nobody for get the president's wish, president trump's wish to look as blonde order president, toughen guy, tough, don't week nixon wanted to do the same but he was running for

by my count the big grievance attempts he won into used to attracted kennedy because he feared kennedy as a political threat either in the 72 election or he wanted to disable potentially for 76. nixon is relying on the service to take on a number of expenses that were not legitimately renovation expenses that nixon's private property. and then also nixon's attempt to use secret service members to remove protesters, to basically disable the ability of americans to protest peacefully if not loudly against their government. it reminded me of what happened during the trump years. >> it reminded me of the same. so many eerie parallels with nixon and trump just read the secret service. this idea for handling antiwar protester and anti- nixon protesters by second the secret service on them and using them as a tool like president trump's these are my goons deployed in the same looking as the law and order present the tough guy nixon wanted to do the same. when he was running for reelection he wanted to have these images of these vicious savage protesters fighting with the secret service so tho

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host: earlier, we spoke about jack kennedy -- john kennedy and david ormsby-gore. how did he play such a critical role in the presidency? mr. ginsberg: it was one of a 25 year friendship. a french of of mutual interest. they both met -- friendship of mutual interest. they loved to talk fast, play fast. they loved to play golf and they loved to argue about what the role of a leader in the democracy was. was it too late -- lead and not worry about the electorates? he said we have to rearm and i don't care if the british are tired of war. or is it too ceded to the wishes of the electorate and hope they come around to the -- or is it to cede to the wishes of the electorate and hope they come around to the right decision? at a time that kennedy has to confront the cuban missile crisis, he has been the beneficiary of ornsby-gore's shrewd advice. he was someone in the bridge foreign ministry who had risen up and negotiated with the soviets. he had over the great window into the mindset of the soviet union. kennedy relied on him when he was running for reelection and then

family, robert f kennedy's family, robert f kennedy's family, robert f kennedy's family do not wantn their behalf by los angeles police, two of mr kennedy's children, he had 11, do back of the parole, douglas kennedy who is actually a reporter here for a conservative network, and robert f kennedyjunior both say that mr sirhan should be released. it is interesting because douglas kennedy during the hearing, said to mr sirhan, "i the hearing, said to mr sirhan, " i do have some love for you". also working in mr sirhan's favour is some changes to california laws, saying you can apply to get parole for a crime committed at a young age, he is 77 now but was 2a at the time. but we're still at the early stages, there still some time to go when it would ultimately be rejected. to go when it would ultimately be rejected-— to go when it would ultimately be rejected. be re'ected. 0k, nomia, thank ou be rejected. 0k, nomia, thank ou ve be rejected. 0k, nomia, thank you very much- _ be rejected. 0k, nomia, thank you very much. -- _ be rejected. 0k, nomia, thank you very much. -- and - be rejecte

kennedy doesn't care.oughout that week, ornsby-gore plays a very central role in advising the president. there is one moment when lyndon johnson is sitting in the meeting at the end of the cabinet table and the board just in the door is banging against his chair. a british guy sitting next to the president, i don't get it. most people are recognizing that ornsby-gore and the president were so in a mind meld about how to confront foreign policy and it played out in the following year when ornsby-gore is the intellectual catalyst for the nuclear test ban treaty in the middle of 1963. i think that ushers in the beginning of the end of the cold war. it is a remarkable testament to their friendship and the leadership of ornsby-gore on getting kennedy. to take disarmament. it is a big issue for him. host: do you think there is a full book there? you said there is the story that is somewhat lost to history. why don't we know more about someone so consequential? how did you find out as much as you did? mr. ginsber

with that, i will turn to senator kennedy. sen. kennedy: can you hear me ok? i thought chair warren did a very good job of outlining the disadvantages of cryptocurrency. is not what i want to focus on. the challenges of regulatory platforms dealing with those disadvantages. i was reading an article the other day, that made the point that the quickest way to get rid of ransomware and what it is doing to our countries -- companies is to get rid of cryptocurrency. i am not sure i am ready to go that far, but i thought it was a salient point. i jotted down a few notes which i will refer to. i want to be as concise as possible so we can get to our witnesses. this is an important topic. i see this as an opportunity to explore the advantages and disadvantages of a central bank digital currency. as chair warren referred to, we call that cbdc. i agree with her about the need for another acronym. will it work for the united states, the world, what value, if any, will it contribute to u.s. monetary policy? technology continues to emerge in our financial system, specifica

kennedy: dr. duffie? dr. duffie: in addition to everything mentioned, central-bank digital currency is fungible. what that means is when i go into your store and i want to pay for something i do not have to fish around for the correct button on my mobile phone to use. when i want to pay a friend for dinner, i don't have to ask him, well, do you have venmo, or can i just give you some paper money? we can just instantly move money back and forth. that makes money move faster, it makes it easier for the central banks to implement monetary policy because when the fed raises interest rates, for example, or lowers were interest rates, interest rates throughout the economy will follow very closely because it is the same kind of money moving everywhere very quickly. so that is an additional advantage of getting it implement it well. and again, the technology can be exported for commercial advantage to other countries. if the u.s. has the technology. if it waits for china to develop the technology first, then the u.s.

i'm emily compagno on here today michael hosts kayleigh mcenany, host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy. fox business anchor dagen mcdowell and in the center of virtual seat, civil rights attorney and fox news contributor leo turrell. welcome to you all. leo, i would like to start with you. the governor's demise is in stark contrast to how he said back in 2018 that sexual assault allegations should be handled during the kavanaugh confirmation hearings. let's take a look and get your thoughts on the other side. >> it was a disrespect for women that this administration chronically exemplifies. after the me too movement, they did absolutely nothing relating to sexual harassment. to cheapen or ridicule the pain a woman suffers from a attack is disgusting. sexist and disgusting. >> leo: i'll tell you, this is really embarrassing. it's a classic example of rules for the not for me. there is no evidence against kavanaugh. there was nothing. yet you have cuomo out there pretending to be the white knight. overwhelming evidence on objective independent investigation that was done proving that cuo

two years after carol kennedy's murder.rican flags were once again draped up around the town square in anticipation of the annual rodeo. and on june 3rd, inside the square's historic courthouse, county attorney joe butner opened his case against steve by ticking off the reasons why in his view steve deserved to spend the rest of his natural life behind bars. by this time, pretrial legal rulings had taken the death penalty off the table. the attorney told the jury the case was no less condemning. >> i want to ask you to find the defendant guilty of the first-degree premeditated murder. >> first he said steve had motives and not just that $6,000 a month in alimony. no, carol, said the prosecutor, was worth a lot of money dead. >> the evidence will show that at the time of her death that steven was the owner and beneficiary of two life insurance policies. the total was $750,000. >> steve and carol's daughters, katy and charlotte, were sitting behind and supporting their father. >> to have your father accused of killing their m

but kennedy would die. 26 hours later, a good samaritan hospital. hanser, hon a palestinian born in jerusalem based his attack in part anyway on robert kennedy support of israel. 10 months after the assassination. sir han was found guilty of murder and sentenced to die in the gas chamber at san quentin prison. in 1972 that sentence was commuted to life behind bars. over the years serve on has been housed in half a dozen correctional facilities around the state. most recently at the donovan facility in san diego where in 2019 he was attacked and stabbed by another inmate, sir tom applied for parole 15 times during his incarceration always being turned down until today at age 77 and after more than 50 years in prison. sir hahn has been granted a proposal of parole but not an automatic release. during the next 120 days. the parole board and the governor's office will review sirhan's case. the governor will then decide of sirhan's should stay in prison. walk free or have the proposal modified or reconsidered. what changed this time around for sirhan was

my god, kennedy has been the shooter convicted of murdering robert f. kennedy. a man many believed would be president and the progressive one gun down in a busy hotel in 1968 by a palestinian furious about his support for israel, a crime. so hon is never denied but says he doesn't remember. i was there, i was there, but i don't remember the exact moment. remember pulling my guns out of my bike now to be freed on parole after intervention from the senate says children some douglas appearing in person to say, so hands should be released along with another man shot on that night. the. i'm busted a hotel with a murder. took place was knocked down years ago, replaced with this memorial, which really highlights what that moment took from this country. the man who killed robert kennedy not acquitted, but you to be released on parole. and all these years later, mary still believes he wasn't even the government. among them, some of senator kennedy's family, his son roberts, who wrote in favor of hans release, even visited him in prison, saying i went because i was curiou

now neither any of the kennedy family on the surface of facts, robert county kennedy junior, has actually says, he doesn't believe that was the man who killed his father was. right. so what does that mean for the case of very doubts over whether he actually did it well, i mean this has been a long running ferry. there have been plenty of people who've said they don't believe that he was the gunman. her shot, he fired, fatal shot. that's not to dispute. the fact that he was there, that he had a gun and he shot people. in fact, one of the people behind robert kennedy who was shot in the shoulder has pointed out that he did shoot him. but he did not shoot the senator, not because the gun that was used, the gun that he was holding fire could not fire the amount of bullets that apparently was shot according to ballistics experts. on top of that, senator kennedy was shot in the back. so he was facing him from the front, but regardless, this is not against the conviction. this is simply a matter of getting about in prison and he would likely be deported once he is released. thank you very much,

brother, the us presidentjohn f kennedy. on the murder of robert f kennedy. he told the bbc that he supported sirhan�*s release. this event came two months after the assassination of martin luther king, and brother kennedy had spoke to crowds in the us to appease them after the tragic death of martin luther king. —— robert kennedy. and then, two months later, he was poised to be a major contender for the �*68 election. he had to win the california primary — he did. he went to speak to supporters just after midnight in the early hours ofjune the 5th, 1968. he walked through a kitchen pantry, and then a lone man apparently stepped out with a gun and shots were fired, and just over 2a hours later, robert kennedy was dead. so, he was... the loan gunman was identified as sirhan sirhan, a 24—year—old palestinian. yesterday's decision basically boils down to equal rights under the law. he's been elligible for parole since the mid—70s. he's been denied 15 times, and then finally, in the �*60s, the recommendation had been made of his

teddy kennedy was another factor. certainly they knew this.sevelt had a significant effect on the american psyche, as well as the economy and made a huge difference in world war ii, but kennedy would've had a similar hold on the american public. and i think we would be less conservative, less violent. i think war breeds more violence and callousness in society. kennedy was a man of peace. he had been a decorated combat veteran. he said himself, you can't follow the general, you can't believe the generals -- he was that kind of man who called the shots as they saw them. he saw it coming. he said, we do not need a world of pox americana, supported by mickens of war -- my weapons of war. we are in a world now highly rigid and stigmatized by the difference between various enemies, we call them enemies, russia, china, iran, north korea, europe -- europe is in a sense a captive satellite of the u.s. they are under our nuclear umbrella. i don't think any of this would've happened if the kennedy echoes had succeeded. -- ethos had succeeded. >> you men