kennedy.se issues you are talking about, they are not publicly stunts these are national security issues, blowing up another county's pipeline could start a war, finding and shooting down a balloon, that is sent to expspy on us, and let them know what kind of process we're doing in recovering it, that is automatic also a national security issue, they are telegraphing everything they do like a press conference, i have never seen anything this unprofe professionalism in my life. kennedy: do you think there is anyone in biden administration that is competent to tackle these types of issues? >> i say this honestly, i just don't think that there is anyone qualified in there, they are all ideologically driven, when people do that, they are more apt to try to create a buzz or round whatever it they think is important or what makes them look more prnght. more important. when you handle national security it is a vital interesting to quiet, the old slogan, loose lips sink ships it still exists, the way

dagen: kennedy. kennedy: i found classified documents in morning, thank you president biden and thank you. kennedy: about da damn time, 8 months after declaring pandemic is over, joe biden told congress he is ending the covid-19 national emergencies on may 11. maybe they forgot to tell joe biden about it, he seemed a little confused today. >> what was behind your decision to end the emergency. >> it will end when the supreme court ends it. kennedy: supreme court. the covid emergency will end may 11. may 11. it was ended by our president, not the supreme court. when national emergencies end so could pause on student loan payments, free access to vaccines and covid tests and title 42 immigration policy, after 3 years. 3 very long years, why now? could sleepy joe have an alterior motive, is it possible he couldic ic extended the day, we start with jimmy failla and we have the movie home alone was inspired kevin walling. and host of the sharp way show, larry sharp. jim, i start with you, a lot of things

sean: kennedy, you are there. come in. kennedy: i'm here. never had pleasure to meet him, but dagen has spoken so highly of her dad's best friend. god rest his soul, may his memory be eternal. thank you. >> love you. kennedy: love you too. >> cracked smoke is now a smoking gun, contents of hunter biden have been a hhave by hunter biden, they call for a criminal investigation to unauthorized access. claiming that hunter biden is the victim of a quote, failed dirty political trick. two years ago he tried to pretend he had no idea of that was his. >> you don't know. >> i don't have any idea. no idea. >> it could have been yours. >> certainly. -- there could be a laptop out there that was stolen from me, it could be i was hacked. it could be it was russian intelligence. >> what nature rally gas genius. i see why he was on the international boards, he is really that good and that smart, next week house republicans holding first of many hearings into biden family business and censoring of "new york post" story about the laptop. will lying liberal

kennedy: so tired. you could argue the people was not for a american audience or ukrainians, but speaking to one short super twitchy villain in moscow. >> russia's military lost half of its military it once occupied. he thought he could out lost us. i don't think he is thinking that right now. kennedy: i don't like that us. the visit did not go without a hitch. listen to what happened when biden and zelenskyy were talking outside in kyiv. >> [ siren ] kennedy: air raids, sirens, warning of possible russia missile attack. alarming considers that white house warned russia that biden would be there, really, boop. the trip was gutsy, but will giving the ukrainian another pl blank check, it that really in the best interest of us back here in u.s. joining us, welcome to the show congressman rob whitman. kennedy great to be with you thank you for the opportunity. kennedy: blank check is what is concerning to many americans, there is so much money pledged but so little transparency. you are on the arm services

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kennedy: biden 2024. biden 20 snore. 30% of democrats want biden to run for a second term, down from 52%. that was in october. 62% of americans say biden has achieved little or nothing during his first term according to new "washington post" abc news poll, those conservatives. democrats, desperate to spin it differently. pete buttigieg says president biden is just the best guy ever. >> you saw the poll, awant himd to run again. >> me is a historically suc successful president, exceeding expectations, at the end of the day you can't argue, what e -- e extraordinary accomplishments. kennedy: you can argue a lot with that, is he auditions for the veep seat. >> the party panel is back, jason. what is pete buttigieg doing? he is not being honest with the american people, a good bill clinton like democrat will feel your pain, that is the first step toward getting the electorate to trust you this administration has an allergy to that. >> they do. i find just funny is that they have to pretend that they are serio

kennedy had charmed th. ethel kennedy: he was so happy to have the opportunity. it was such a relief. curtis wilkie: it was an attempt by young people at ole miss to say to the country, we're going to be a new and better generation of people than what you've been dealing with before. charles k. ross: i think it provided a spotlight. there was a lot of more work that the university had to do as it began to move forward, particularly in the late 1960s, 1970s, and '80s. i think it also has to be given credit, though, in that, for black and white students to work together at the university of mississippi, to actually have an event, that person come, give a speech, it be relatively positive, and both black and white students were instrumental in the planning, the thought process, and it actually happening, that in itself was a positive thing and something that paved the way for other kinds of student activities, working together, to move forward. reuben v. anderson: those gentlemen that were involved in the speakers bureau, they stood the risk of being ostracized them

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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? wh

kennedy: where is the president. kennedy: seriously. who knows, no one knows, republicans and democrats now criticizing the white house for lack of information today at white house, reporters asked where the president has not addressed nation it was a great answer. >> i don't have any announcement or anything to preview on a preliminary you know, remarks by the president. what we're trying to do here is provide as much information as we can. kennedy: she should just say, i'm as frustrated as you are, i don't know where the hell she is, he would have sympathy from the press pool, there one thing that karine jean-pierre accels at, that is giving us no information. joining us austin scott. >> great to be with you. kennedy: have you had more of a briefing than the unclassified brief that was given to other members of congress on the intel commit committee. >> we've been briefed on a lot of things, tiktok, fentanyl, balloons, chinese weapon systems that americans need to be made aware of. i think there is proud agreement that we want to begi

right now kennedy. kennedy: let's go drive in some bottled water, i'll take a road trip with the bottom line. >> all right, is air and water safe? that is only question on minds of thousands of people in eastern ohio, they are demanding answers. the authorities say everything is fine. 20 of the cars were carrying hazardous tomorrows that could cause cancer and other illnesses, some caught fire, they could not stop the massive plume of the dangerous black smoke that made the air dangerous to breathe and reportedly killed dozens of animals and it seeped into the surrounding lakes and rivers, today on fox, governor dewine said that water is safe. >> we were handed the results of the testing of the village's water supply, there are enough several wells, we have the results back from all of the wells. they indicate. testing is negative. clear. that water certainly can be consumed by residents. kennedy: not the fish. governor claims that air is just fine. >> we brought the scientists, we brought the people in

sean: right now the great kennedy. she is back. kennedy: all right. we'll continue with that, a covid was a lab leak. according to a leaked report by department of energy, obtained by "wall street journal," federal scientist say a lab r leak in wuhan, china is most likely cause of the epidemic. remember when even suggesting a lab leak was heresy and anyone who said it was canceled, a lot of that was because dr. fauci refused to consider that theory. >> very, very strongly leaning toward this could not have been artificially or deliberately m manipulated. i invite you to look and ask any of those vi virologists, they said, you know, up only looking at this carefully now, we think it more likely that it was a natural evolution. >> no they didn't. there were a few open minded doctors who were actually following the science. particularly in trump administration among them former cdc director robert redfield who put his career on the line saying this. >> i still think that most likely ideology of this pathogen from wuhan was a laboratory, escaped. kennedy:

kennedy: 11.lass, introduction to surfing. >> come on, i say no. >> you are not good at this. >> brian and tom, that is pepperdine university. in malibu. of course, it is real. >> web surfing. >> question 11. is this real. how to talk to minorities in public and private. real and fake. a phone call i have gotten. i did not know it was a college class. >> fake, brenberg in the lead. >> no. unbelievable. >> you are in the lead, rock out. >> i hope this is real. class, chocolate tasting for beginners? >> that is real. >> i am going real. >> come on, something that my 7 history. stick with it, fake. i need this, the card says two different things. >> i need this in in my ear. >> this st fake? >> yeah. why -- have to -- we have a bit of an issue. it is fake. it is fake. >> jimmy. this one is worth 2, anyone can kin. win. real or fake. >> going fake for the win. >> real. >> now. >> no, b brian bring berg tbrenberg is the winner. >> rocky 2. >> brian you nailed it. what do i win. >> campus dining hall me

kennedy: get a room.trike accord or fall flat, my next guest in the room, his first state of the union, joining me to discuss it wisconsin republican congressman, derrick van orden. welcome back. >> thank you. kennedy: where you shouting, young man? >> well. i was not shouts but i was not also not quiet. the -- that speech can only be described as mostly disappointing. i say mostly, because president biden finally had to admit when republicans have been saying for years, when we negotiate the debt ceiling coming up, that social security in medicaid are not on the table. as far as strapping those programs. overtime now hakeem jeffries sends out a tweet, we can say, no president of united states public lly admitted that not true, a highlight it that president biden finally admitted that 70 thousand americans have died on his watch per year of fentanyl overdose, a little bit more than 150 thousand americans on his watch of fentanyl overdose, he failed to mention is that we know with 100% certainty the precur

kennedy: so. you have three administrations in a row who tried to kind of tackle immigration with series of executive orders that shut down by the courts. one after the other. when this really should be the job of congress. i know there are tough decisions to make. we have to decide what does it look like to offer asylum to people in the united states what does that mean? how many people can we offer it to. who qualifies. congress has to stand up and answer some of those tough questions. we have to decide how many people we want here to work season alley and then allow them to go back to their home country and return against legally to work when it is required. why can't democrats and republicans work together to those two things, forget comprehensive immigration reform. >> a number of responses, i met with border patrol agencies, rank and file agents, a few months ago in yuma, i said we're congress we can't enforce laws, we can write them, what laws do you need to us write. they said not a questi

sean: we won't forget you, kennedy is up next. kennedy: great to see you. kennedy: adjust your tin foil hat there is weird stuff going on in northern skies, they tell us it's not aliens, over the last few days u.s. mill shot down 3 more unidentified objects, one off of the northern coast of alaska, one over canada, one over lake huron. and two weeks ago, we shot down the chinese sp spy balloon. these seem to be different, they look different, they feel different, they are lower in attitude, this video of -- altitude this video of the jet fighters, white house and pentagon not describing them as balloons, we're told cylinders and octagons might be a thing at play and the one over can canada c size the of a small car. >> there is no indication of aliens or extra terrestrial activity with the recent take downs. >> i don't think that american people need to worry about aliens with respect to the aircraft, period, i don't think there is any more that needs to be said there. kennedy: as much as i w want to be able ins it probably isn't. the reasons that people ar

, to martha's point, it's a sacred right to be able to vote. >> kennedy: kennedy. >> kennedy: i'm glad use that word, i agree completely, my mom came over as a kid and some of the most patriotic people i know are -- and people who come to the country have suffered through a great deal especially communism to get here and live the american dream. so you have two completely different questions which are being conflated together unfairly and illogically coming up immigration and we have a broken immigration system and there a lot of times where we need more in this country to do hard jobs and sometimes they want to go back to their home countries and other times they want to become citizens, but citizenship and immigration are two distinctly different things we have to treat them as such. citizenship is sacred and we have to be able to have a way of having more and better people come to the country to work hard and then eventually, yes, they can earn the right of citizenship, but it is not something that is bestowed upon someone lightly and we should not treat it like that. and of course

and kennedy, part two amy's -- >> kennedy: capitalism is pretty great. >> emily: top ten.t speaks to such a fundamental and biddable concepts again. why is that vitriol, where does it come from? >> kennedy: it tells you it's a real threat it's much better to have people hateful and divided. and it's much easier in terms of religious faith, particularly christianity, to paint people a simpletons who you know just worship an old guy in the cl clouds. they develop this but if we are encouraging people to think about things like unconditional love and compassion and search and where that really powerful. that is on the up to do on your own. a conversation you have to have with yourself, not a hate filled other ring angry conversation which is eclipsed all reason and society and i think it's a good thing and it will start conversations with parents and kids and neighbors. but the most important conversation you have is with yourself and that inward self-examination which is very much missing and necessary right now. >> emily: also 90% of the things we see online are from a tiny

kennedy, what do you think he would have done? 58,000 men left? would he have left that way or would we have won that war and stayed? guest: that is a really, really great question. based on the evidence that we have, including the presidential recordings we have sort of concluded that if kennedy had lived nothing would have changed. kennedy had talked about pulling about 1000 american forces out, but only if the situation in south vietnam improved and it never did. beyond that there were other references by kennedy and his administration to pulling out troops, but it was just to rotate them. of course, we idealize kennedy, but the idea that if he had lived things would have been different, none of this is supported by the ample amount of evidence we have from kennedy himself and his circle of advisors. beyond that, let's remember that johnson assumes the presidency among kennedy's death but retains the same team of advisors. historians do not believe that those same advisors would have given kennedy different advice. so, yeah. all this to say tha

he was always telling kennedy stories, seeing kennedy with some blonde on f street over the weekend or something like that. kennedy was not married at that point. but i found it wonderful to look at the senators. i love the senate, i am fascinated particularly by -- i've always wanted to write a book about the senate at that time. robert got it very well in his latest book on johnson. it was great nostalgia for me, because he describes every leather couch and sofa in the cloakroom and the democratic cloakroom, the bank of telephones and where they all drink -- when they weren't drinking clear alcoholic fluids, they all drink white rock so the water -- soda water. he would always snap his hands for me and i would run up and he would say white rock, then you run up to the cloakroom and get him a white rock. lyndon johnson would send for vanilla ice cream a lot, i would race downstairs to the dining room and bring him a dish of vanilla ice cream on the floor. i was just a kid. i was quite young, i think i was under age the first summer. i was 12, but they let me in. for a kid of that age,

>> kennedy: no.ol over what they play, let's be honest they're teenager for younger kids you have to lord over everything they bring into the house and everything on their phone. i don't think they would have a lot of interest in this. my youngest was a big road blocks fan for a long time but i think she's sort of getting out of that territory. it makes me really sad because i don't want that to be normalized. i thought rand paul had a really good answer to this. you know, he's a doctor, i think he's a surgeon actually, and he said when you're 18 years old and you're an adult you can do whatever you want with your life and as liberty minded people we want people to make their own choices because chances are an individual will make better choices than the government will for them but children should not be harmed in this way. we have to draw a line at that. i'm sorry because if that's a choice you make later on, that's fine i'm all for it whatever you want to do but it is a bell you cannot unring. >>

>> kennedy: it's interesting. were gamers for a while but aren't now, and a lot of kids are, have a lot of time especially during the pandemic, and that's all they did. they weren't going to zoom in a room. i don't believe this is news to where the government has to -- i don't believe this is an issue where the government has to come in and enforce strict codes. i think this is a company that should be shamed into not marketing for kids, and parents, that's where the money comes from. keep your eyeballs on what your children are consuming, ask them the rules of the game, steal their controllers and login in the middle of the night while they are sleeping and find out what they are doing. i think think parents -- [laughter] >> harris: i love the way you parents, get in there, helicopter. [laughter] i'm right there with you. we've given them devices that have the ability to change their minds and lives. why wouldn't we engage? >> cong. collins: are >> tammy: de surgeongeneral fore administration has gone on the reco

>> kennedy: spear that is the point.u want and select the ugly parts, but that does not change the fact people cannot afford things. and to shawn's .80% of americans have to dip into their savings and we haven't even entered but many are forecasting the worst part of the economic recession. so, it could get much, much worse this year. people are low living below their means to dip into the precious savings. what will happen at the end of the year? i hope the economy improves. i really hope it does and that inflation comes down and businesses continue to thrive. that is the optimistic side to come but the realistic me thinks we are in for a little bit more pain. yes, where people are feeling badly, the boats will reflect that and certainly the polls reflect that. some people want you to stop telling them the world is full of sunshine and roses in the middle of a hurricane. >> lisa: pete buttigieg, secretary the department of transportation to defend the biden record. let's take a listen and i want to get your response on

siegel: kennedy is right. have the gas is causing and accolades and the chloride and hydrogen chloride. but the thing nobody is talking about what happens when it seeps into the environment and stays there? how would you get it out of the environment? chloride, small amounts of it over years, it leads to liver failure and liver cancer and multiple cancers, bone cancer, it is terrible. in small amounts may not even be detectable. when buttigieg says there are a thousand derailments a year, here is what is not telling you 337 this past year over the past year of toxic spills from trains. they are not all being tracked. i want to know what is happening to the chemicals. by the way, how can there not be a fema response with this disaster might can't breathe, irritated eyes and the government says drink the water? he's not drinking the water. why should anybody drink the water. >> emily: we do so, disappointing commit dagen that tax dollars are being used for something that is not efficient and garner no results. a

to kennedy's point, the land of the free for criminals.t is why you had congressional seats go from blue to red here in new york. nancy pelosi knows that, ron desantis seems to know it. but until you give these officers respect, the pay, the support they need politically and also come again to go back to the business, give them a paycheck, a good one, you aren't going to have -- you aren't going to have the recruitment. not just here but chicago, san francisco and especially l.a. are literally getting attacked. no one company in los angeles. >> emily: law-enforcement is a part of community. so to your point primarily from the left and the democratic party right now, a big line between community and law enforcement in their eyes but law-enforcement is the community. you talk about the underserved populations disproportionately affected by defund the police, remember minneapolis, communities started a gofundme to pay off duty officers for protection. to your point, every american needs protection, every american and every person to be seen i

kennedy was elected. he sent a message to the shah with amini to become the prime minister, and if you don't become the prime minister, i am the monarchy of the republic . i'm afraid that maybe the us getting too close to ali amini will cause the downfall i told you, american, to put aside a republican government with the presidency of ali amini. different information was spread about the republicans of durham to come to power, and in this way, the order of prime minister amini was issued in may 1340 to install the niavaran palace in the white house. at that time, it was from the implementation of the reforms desired by the americans in iran. the reforms in iran were carried out with the advice of walt whitman, the jew, the famous advice of john f. kennedy from the agricultural sector was carried out in the name of giving farmers land, but in the end it destroyed the farmers of iran and the share of agricultural production 10 in iran's economy percentage in line with the theory of growth, which was the th

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we are being told no classified documents were found inside of the house, kennedy. >> kennedy: classified service services there. here is the president now and he could declassify everything that is in his possession. you know, but again we are seeing the contrast and hypocrisy of the agreed-upon times the fbi to go to various places and search through things as opposed to a formal raid as though they are looking for el chapo. >> you made a good point in the commercial break no classified information at the beach house. they didn't search for very long. >> that is exactly right the statement from bob bauer and the president said the search conducted 8:30 a.m. until 12:00. usually the government works at a glacial pace. everything that takes simply three and a half hours to me seems like lightning speed. shocking. we did they consistent with the process in wilmington. the doj took for further review materials and handwritten notes related to his time as vice president. so i think that is interesting because the conclusion is no documents classified markings were found. however there are so

john f kennedy writing on kennedy in covert action, something that i'm also interested in. and todd sechser with us to todd's is the todd is the edmonds discovery professor of politics at the university of virginia, professor of public policy at frank batten school of leadership, public policy and director of, the democratic statecraft lab at uva. he is also a faculty senior fellow at the miller center. todd is the author of weapons and coercive diplomas c, as well as numerous articles on both themes nuclear weapons and coercive diplomacy as well. articles on deterrence and, military technology, writing for leading journals in the field, as well as for national publications as the wall street journal and, the washington post, and particularly for our conversation here today. prior becoming an academic, todd had been a nuclear policy analyst at the carnegie endowment for international peace. so we have a great group here to talk about the moment and we got here and i would start with aaron. you as coauthor of the volume, but also someone who had spent so time looking at the

john f kennedy writing on kennedy in covert action, something that i'm also interested in. and todd sechser with us to todd's is the todd is the edmonds discovery professor of politics at the university of virginia, professor of public policy at frank batten school of leadership, public policy and director of, the democratic statecraft lab at uva. he is also a faculty senior fellow at the miller center. todd is the author of weapons and coercive diplomas c, as well as numerous articles on both themes nuclear weapons and coercive diplomacy as well. articles on deterrence and, military technology, writing for leading journals in the field, as well as for national publications as the wall street journal and, the washington post, and particularly for our conversation here today. prior becoming an academic, todd had been a nuclear policy analyst at the carnegie endowment for international peace. so we have a great group here to talk about the moment and we got here and i would start with aaron. you as coauthor of the volume, but also someone who had spent so time looking at the

kennedy. not guilty. mr. kennedy. not guilty to carry nebraska with mr. kerry of nebraska not guilty. mr. kerry of massachusetts. mr. kerry of massachusetts. not guilty. mr. cole. mr. cole. not guilty. mr. kyle. mr. kyle guilty. ms.. landrieu. miss landrieu not guilty. mr. lautenberg. mr. lautenberg not guilty. mr. leahy oh, mr. leahy not. mr. leaven. mr. leaven not guilty. mr. lieberman. mr. lieberman not. ms.. look, mrs. lincoln. mrs. lincoln. not guilty. mr. lott. mr. lott. guilty. mr. luger. mr. luger guilty. mr. mann. mr. mack guilty. mr. mccain. mr. mccain guilty. mr.. mr. mcconnell. oh, guilty. ms.. mikulski. ms.. mikulski not guilty. mr. moynihan. mr. moynihan. not guilty. mr. murkowski. mr. murkowski. guilty. mrs. murray. mrs. murray. not guilty. mr. nichols. mr. nichols. guilty. mr. reed of rhode island. mr. reed of rhode island not guilty. mr. reid of nevada. mr. reid of nevada not guilty. mr. raab mr.. not guilty. mr. roberts. guilt. mr. roberts guilty. mr. rockefeller. mr. rockefeller. not guilty. mr. roth. mr. roth. guilty. mr. santorum. mr.

hours of kennedy recordings. and here's nixon's opening 200 hours on arms control are the themes that stand out to you from those recordings and i had a chance to listen them some of them as well but not as many as you on arms control on proliferation on the utility of nuclear weapons and do you see any evolution from the time that nixon turned on the taping system in of 1971 until the time it was turned off in summer of 1973. that's an hour of itself. i have actually listened to the 200 hours. so to try to summarize them, i would say there is an evolution in that always for the the last part, first, an evolution in the sense of of nixon's gained knowledge but in but there's definitely continuity in themes of of wanting to marginalize or jim or smith or melvyn laird wanting just this fixation with getting credit. he wanted this big play and saul was going to offer the big play that would capture the public imagination and make him this piece. president he was going to in vietnam. he was going to negotiate this th