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kerry kennedy cold call. you were eight when they shot your dad. any memories you want to share with us? answer right now and win two tickets to aerosmith. this will is cnn. you are going to do a bit like that you have to pick a lane. you know what? -- [cheers and applause] try the bit again. try it again. >> he's a comean, tv personality. we'll die aling him -- dialing him up to see how he is in the morning. >> jon: chuck a comedian. it's a family assassination free guest. nothing is going to go wrong here. >> hello? >> hello, chuck. >> hello. >> chuck this is the f.b.i. calling. >> no. >> this is somebody else. >> this s- this chuck nice. >> hello? hello. oh, my -- [ laughter ] >> wrong number. >> jon: bad enough to wrong number some poor schmuck at 5 (bleep) in the morning then tell him you were the f.b.i. you know where he was half hour after hanging up, going down the fire escape. this is him now. cnn why don't you stick to what you do best? and as soon as we figure that out we'll let you know what it is. we'll be right back. [cheers and appla

we decided it went so well we're going to do it again. >> not kerry kennedy this time. >> i'm excited. >> since we're new, maybe endear ourselves to our colleagues and call them at 6:00 a.m. and wake them up? >> is it a guy? is it a gal? >> you'll find out which one of our colleagues we're about to do this to next. d no way to suppor. people told me i wasn't going to do anything. and i just decided i have more to offer than that. i put myself through nursing school, and then i decided to go get a doctorate degree. university of phoenix gave me the knowledge to make a difference in people's lives. my name is dr. kimberly horton. i manage a network of over a thousand nurses, and i am a phoenix. [ male announcer ] find your program at phoenix.edu. thank you, ma'am. you're welcome. gate 40, ma'am ? straight over that way. thank you. you're welcome. would you like the window ? no, i'm fine. thank you, sir. there you go, sir. thank you, sir. have a great trip home. oh, thank you very much, ma'am. would you like some help ? yes. let me get that. have a nice night. thank you, ma'am. thank you

but really has no idea -- we're basically exercising our rolodexs and today's rolodex would be kerry kennedyi hope she actually is awake because -- okay, this is getting embarrassing. >> she's going to answer. >> i'm sure she will. >> come on, kerry. come on. >> hello. >> hi, is kerry there? >> yeah, this is me. >> hi, kerry. it's ashleigh banfield calling. >> good morning, ashleigh. >> you're on the air so no "f" bombs. how are you? >> i'm okay. >> i'm doing my best to imitate howard stern by calling you and waking you up but i wanted to call you particularly on our inaugural show because we're on the eve of the big political kickoff and wanted to know what it was like for you in the political dynasty you grew up with all of the campaigns that you've gone through. i did a quick piece of math and think it's one, two, three, four, five, six members of your family have been in elected office. is that right? >> oh, i've never counted. >> you had to do -- what was it like going through all the campaigns? we're seeing beautiful pictures of your father, so handsome and so endearing and such a trag

. >> not kerry kennedy this time. >> i'm excited about this. >> since we're new, maybe endear ourselvesolleagues and call them at 6:00 a.m. and wake them up? >> is it a guy? is it a gal? >> you'll find out which one of our colleagues we're about to do this to next. d no way to suppor. people told me i wasn't going to do anything. and i just decided i have more to offer than that. i put myself through nursing school, and then i decided to go get a doctorate degree. university of phoenix gave me the knowledge to make a difference in people's lives. my name is dr. kimberly horton. i manage a network of over a thousand nurses, and i am a phoenix. [ male announcer ] find your program at phoenix.edu. thank you, ma'am. you're welcome. gate 40, ma'am ? straight over that way. thank you. you're welcome. would you like the window ? no, i'm fine. thank you, sir. there you go, sir. thank you, sir. have a great trip home. oh, thank you very much, ma'am. would you like some help ? yes. let me get that. have a nice night. thank you, ma'am. thank you, sir. no, thank you. have more fiber than other lead

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senator kennedy -- sorry, senator kerry was, literally made a call to the chairman of my publishing company and demanded to see a copy of the book before publication. that was not granted. he talked to people that work for my publisher, making demands about retractions to which our response was you can't retract facts. all we're doing is showing your legislative behavior and the stock transactions and investment funds you benefit from. there were also, um, let's say disparaging things said by nancy pelosi to

one, we should not be disrespecting the legacy of senator kennedy, that sickens me. also senator kerrya by virtue of speaking french somehow you're not american or somehow you are not sort of consistent with the principles of the people of south carolina and this country, all the things in there are sad you're right, ed, unfortunately, this will have some impact and will directly impact the ways in which folks think about mitt romney in south carolina. >> professor heldman your thoughts on the ad. we're talking about the cultural conservative attitude of republicans in south carolina. compare that with like would jim demint like an ad like that? i think so, what do you think? >> well, i find it interesting they are aligning him with john kerry, of course using the speaking french, trying to make him aristocratic, john kerry engaged in sports and i find it fascinating they're going after romney the same way. i think it might work, there are working class voters in the south. they left the democratic party and joined the republican party because of racism, because they didn't like the st

in the summer of '04, which said that on 53 issues, john kerry was in the minority by an average of 77-17. that he was to the left of ted kennedyyou could run a clean, straight choice campaign of big issues, and they would have won by a margin like nixon did mcgovern or you know, reagan, mondale. they couldn't break lose. for some reason, they were committed to trying to take on kerry personally. when you do this, when you run negative ads that are personal, you may break the other guy, but you also break yourself. >> and divide the country. >> you divide the country. >> let me ask you about this campaign. i know you want to go positive, but the nature of this campaign, and what was done against you in iowa, let's talk about it. we all watched it. you couldn't turn on a tv set without hearing a negative on you, and they were about you personally, and they were written by somebody who did the ad copy, but they were never signed by anybody. >> that's right. >> there was no name on it, that said, i paid for this ad, pay for my mitt romney. what does that do to the system? >> that's right. and i took on mitt romney head-on. those w

kerry or mitt romney, they are weird guys. than happen to be rich, but they are not relatable as people. and whether it's kennedyh, it's more relatable as humans. i think we mix up the money with the actual social attributes of the men. >> your theory might be on to something. i wonder if the label he's gotten might play into that. everyone knows he was born wealthy. >>

in 2004, john kerry, in 1992, paul songas, michael dukakis, henry cabot lodge, john f. kennedy.ident it's a safe bet they will wine in new hampshire. they will win. there are two exemptions to the rule. two exceptions to the massachusetts guy winning in new hampshire in modern political history. 1980, jimmy carter got a primary challenge from the left from inside the democratic party from ted kennedy, ted kennedy was from massachusetts, he did not beat the incumbent president in that new hampshire primary. that is kind of an exception but was an incumbent president, not really. the only other exception to the massachusetts guy not winning in new hampshire, the massachusetts guy being surprisingly weak, defying history to lose new hampshire, the only other example? mitt romney. when he lost new hampshire in 2008 to john mccain of arizona. john mccain cleaned mitt romney's clock in 2008. mccain surged from a horrible fourth place finish in iowa to win in new hampshire, beating even the guy from massachusetts, who always wins new hampshire. then john mccain went to south carolina,

the kennedy family wait for it worth about a billion dollars. jfk lived entirely off his trust fund. john kerryorth about $300 million when ran for president in 2004. many who go into public service are rich folk. you can decide if mitt romney is insensitive. consider this. the capitalistic system in this country is based on freedom. freedom to earn as much as you can provided you do it honestly. do some americans have unfair advantages? of course, they do. and some folks don't like that, demanding more income equality from the frippet pric free ente system. the more the feds try to create so called social justice the more debt piles up leaving to outcries of tax the rich further. as we pointed out monday, the top 1% in this country now pay 37% of the total income tax yet the president believes that is not their fair share. he and the democratic party want even more. mitt romney has been far too passive in the face of personal attacks on his wealth. he should release his tax returns and vigorously defend the system that has enriched him. if he doesn't, he will not become president. and that's t

teddy kennedy and jacques john kerry voted no.'s worse. this is a corrupt bureaucratic largely anti-american collection of people from all around the world who have come in order, frankly, to find ways to limit and undermine us often at their own vanl. the united nations needs to be thoroughly overhauled. if i were president i would say to every ambassador i appointed one of your top three assignments is to gather votes for the fundamental overhaul of the united and i would say to the state department one of your primary assignments is to begin building a democratic alliance outside the united nations so we can make clear that the general assembly which has countries often smaller than our counties should not be taken overly seriously because it is now increasingly an anti-american assembly and has been growing more and more so for the last 30 years. and our state department far from standing up to it under obama, our state department recently held a conference with the organization of islamic countries in order to talk about how

in the summer of '04, which said that on 53 issues, john kerry was in the minority by an average of 77-17. that he was to the left of ted kennedyyou could run a clean, straight choice campaign of big issues, and they would have won by a margin like nixon did mcgovern or you know, reagan, mondale. they couldn't break lose. for some reason, they were committed to trying to take on kerry personally. when you do this, when you run negative ads that are personal, you may break the other guy, but you also break yourself. >> and divide the country. >> you divide the country. >> let me ask you about this campaign. i know you want to go positive, but the nature of this campaign, and what was done against you in iowa, let's talk about it. we all watched it. you couldn't turn on a tv set without hearing a negative on you, and they were about you personally, and they were written by somebody who did the ad copy, but they were never signed by anybody. > >> that's right. >> there was no name on it, that said, i paid for this ad, paid for by mitt romney. >> that's right. and i took on mitt romney head-on. those were his staff from the last ca

kerry did show up with two blackened eyes and a broken nose. he hurt himself -- get this -- playing hockey. >>> we have a last look at camelot as john f. kennedy'sisaacson. >>> first it's time for this morning's health watch with dr. holly phillips. >>> good morning. today on health watch, ak you pung fur. for people suffering with migrai migraines, the oldest treatment may be best. the 2,000-year-old chinese therapy has been shown to lower the frequency and intensity of migraines. a new study compared patients who had acupuncture needles inserted into specific anti-migraine points. both groups get a little relief from their headaches but only the real acupuncture patiented had lasting results for months. it's also shown promise in the treatment of back pain, arthritis, drug adrikz, and smoking cessation. many doctors feel acupuncture benefits are mostly a placebo effect, meaning it work because patients want it to work and it may all be in the mind. nevertheless acupuncture is rising. it's up from 2002 to 2007 and more than 3 million of us have tried it. and for people wanting to stop the pain of my grans, if it's safe and matters, mind over ma

kennedy was rich. they didn't care that roosevelt was rich, didn't even care that john kerry was rich in '04.so many buzz words, swiss bank account, cayman islands -- >> taxes. >> i like firing people. 14%. let the market bottom out. pink slips, i know what it's like -- you could go on and on. he has set himself up for a november killing. >> he's the 1%. >> he's painted -- i've said it before on the show. a combination of gordon gekko and ritchie rich. it's a bad image. the thing that david axelrod is hitting on here, the focus on him -- the tax issue is not remotely past romney at this point. this tax issue may be past him in florida. but, you know, why mitt romney has not released more than these past two years of these tax returns. what is in those ten years of tax returns that he has not released that he gave over to the mccain campaign in 2008 that are on the shelf that he hasn't turned in. how much -- >> i'm going to be argumentative. but i think it's a fair question to ask. why would they care that -- >> hold on a second. why would they care that mitt romney paid a 14.3% tax on his inc