mccarthy's investigations and later in 1954, the army mccarthy hearings were televised. and it was these televised hearings where americans got to see mccarthy's abuse of tactics and unsubstantiated allegations. for the first time. this changed public opinions and the viewpoint of mccarthy. and within a few of the hearings, the the senate had decided had voted to censure mccarthy for conduct unbecoming a senator in in the early 1950s. there was an increasing number of media reports focused on organized crime and there was an increase in americans who were concerned that that this crime was becoming a serious problem and nothing was being done about it. senator estes kefauver of tennessee decided to look into this, and he created a committee in the senate to investigate organized crime and the mob. part of his investigation going to different cities, the country. he went to 14 different cities and he interviewed law enforcement officers and politicians and citizens in these different cities to find out what the state of organized crime was in their areas. they often put s

mccarthy was um--a feat.pening in the cities, what's happening around race, and the issues of poverty. crowd: we want kennedy! we want kennedy! - we cannot separate ourselves no matter where we live. from the problems, and the troubles, and the difficulties that face the whole of the united states. - ladies and gentlemen, the vice president, and the next president of the united states: hubert h. humphrey. [cheers and applause] - i shall seek the nomination of the democratic party. [cheers and applause] - when humphrey came in as a candidate, he was regarded as a johnson surrogate. - i will run on the record of the johnson, humphrey administration, but i will not rest on it. - and it was very clear, to everybody, that johnson controlled the party. - president johnson will do what he can to help humphrey win the nomination, and to see that senator robert kennedy does not get the nomination. - who would be nominated by the democratic party wasn't necessarily gonna be determined by the primaries. it would be nomi

that c mccarthy had created.ew of fellow republicans that joined her condemnation of mccarthy at that time. mccarthy's investigation continued. the mccarthyin hearings were televised. it was these televised hearings were americans got deceit mccarthy abusive tactics and unsubstantiated allegation for the first time. this change public opinion within a few months of the hearing the senate had decided had voted to censure mccarthy for conduct unbecoming a senator. in early 1950s increasing number of media reports focus on organized crime. there is an increase and americans who weree concerned this crime was overcoming a serious problem and nothing was been done about it. at of tennessee decided to look into this. the vested organized crime and the mob. with different cities around the country. and politicians in these different cities. crime in their areas for the put suspected mobsters and gamblers on the sand as well. these hearings which were televised captivated the nation. the repeated king of the underworld.

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and mccarthy sort of gave up after bobby died.guy that offers an opportunity to at least try to find a way to end the war, and that's gene mccarthy, and that's why i'm here. - mccarthy didn't want to leap in with a bitter campaign so soon after senator kennedy had died. but it felt deserted. like, just when we need him most... gone. - senator george mcgovern of south dakota is said to be announcing tomorrow he is a candidate for the democratic nomination. - george mcgovern ultimately feels that he has to come in and declare for the presidency to give the bobby kennedy people a place to go. - representatives of senator mccarthy and of my office have been meeting together to work out language on which our supporters could join forces, in terms of a plank on an end to the war in vietnam. - you expected to be here with robert kennedy. - yes, i think about it all the time. someone who i know was sorry that they had not participated in the campaign of robert kennedy. and they were gonna do it later on, in the summer. and that person sai

mccarthy. 601 votes. senator jim mcgovern. 146 and a half votes. reverend phillips. 67 and a half votes. senator kennedy. 12 and half votes. and governor down. 17 and a half votes. and the chair declares that vice president hubert outbreak is the democratic president candidate of the united states. my fellow americans. my fellow democrat. i proudly accept the nomination of our party. we have heard hard and sometimes bitter debate, but i submit that this is the debate and this is the work of a free people. the work of an open convention. and the work of a political party. responsive to the needs of this nation. democracy affords debate, discussion and dissent. but my fellow americans, it also requires decision. and we have decided here not by edict, but by vote, not by force, but by ballot.

i think mccarthy, but kevin mccarthy put this best, right? the more trump is talking about his own problems and not voters problems. that's a problem for him. i would say the same thing with camila and tim like i think they would have a better chance going after less about this and democracy. they've already kind of jettison a little bit of that. and more of kind of candidly what they've been doing on the policy policy front. >> well, look, i think democracy is going to still be a big a big issue in this race. there was a lot of that discussion at the convention last week, but we've gone beyond democracy is a single term. we're talking about freedoms and so it is january 6, it's threats to democracy. it's truck basically mount looks like he would mount another for insurrection if he, if he lost. but it's also about freedoms and about ivf. it's about abortion it's about basically making the same argument. he's making. you've got we heard it out a little bit. what he's doing saying this needs to be big. this can be included, but it needs to be

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alicia mccarthy. _ very big deterrent effect. alicia mccarthy. thank— very big deterrent effect.hy, thank you _ very big deterrent effect. alicia mccarthy, thank you very - very big deterrent effect. aliciaj mccarthy, thank you very much very big deterrent effect. alicia mccarthy, thank you very much for the moment, alicia in westminster. police in belfast say six people have been arrested after officers dealt with a number of race—related hate crimes and disorder in parts of the city on tuesday. the northern ireland assembly has been recalled from summer recess and will sit tomorrow to discuss the violence. in the last hour the northern ireland secretary hilary benn gave a press conference in belfast. he said everyone who took part in the violence will be found and punished. what we have been witnessing is completely unacceptable. this does not represent northern ireland. it doesn't represent the great city of belfast. this is not what northern ireland wants to be known for. and it is really important that the vast majority of people, who i know will be as shocked and angered an

let's take a run at this thing." - the mccarthy vote was just not a peace vote.ough question. uh... [laughs] i can say this, i'm not gonna stop myself, that's for sure. [applause] - new hampshire was critical, but you know what? we looked at the numbers, and nixon's total in new hampshire was more than all the other candidates in both parties combined. - new hampshire was a significant turning point. it locked in a certain popularity that he had. and at the same time, you had the democrats fighting among themselves. - the president and his advisors are most concerned about what tonight's returns mean in terms of bobby kennedy. ♪ ♪ "mccarthy worked hard, had good financing and good organization in new hampshire," one of the president's advisors says, "but mccarthy and new hampshire "don't mean a thing unless they mean bobby is coming in." - would this encourage you at all to change your position supporting-- - i have no plans. yeah, i have no plans at the moment other than-- as i say, maybe i'll have something further to say after i see the rests of the figures, t

alicia, thank you, alicia mccarthy. _ likely. alicia, thank you, alicia mccarthy. our— likely.thy, our political- mccarthy, our political correspondent in westminster for us. just a short update on that news that a 70 members in the northern ireland assembly are being recalled to discuss the violence in belfast over the weekend, that's going to be happening on thursday. it follows a meeting between the first minister and deputy first minister but the constable of the police service in northern ireland, the deputy and first minister calling for a 0—tolerance approach to racism, a number of business is damaged, and some set on fire over the weekend, where there was violence in different parts of the city and three police officers were injured. it's been a day of enormous upheaval in bangladesh where, after weeks of protests and violent clashes, the prime minister sheikh hasina has resigned and fled the country — these pictures show her helicopter leaving the capital, dhaka. more than 300 people have been killed since a student protest over civil service job quotas began last mont

yes, just looking at it, mccarthy's akbar, a great| at it, mccarthy's akbar, a great travel— at it, mccarthy'sed dave, also. you have created a new political interview _ named dave, also. you have created a new political interview where - named dave, also. you have created a new political interview where you - new political interview where you should talk about books, more politicians and leaders to talk about their taste in books. thank you and i will scamper through the papers and if i get through quickly, perhaps you can comment on the front pages and i think you predicted them earlier. let's look. the times. strike pain for travellers, despite big wage rises. the front page of the times. as predicted by our panel. the i.

but the goal if you talk to people close to mccarthy is to damage gaetz enough that he cannot run forne state. now, that is a bank shot. right? he is hoping that gaetz, a, runs for public office and, b, people remember the mud that he has slung during this campaign during a future race. i'm not sure that's a sure thing. but kevin mccarthy's revenge tour is going to end effectively with just one victory, which is bob good in virginia. he was able to take out bob good, the leader of the house freedom caucus in that richmond area district, which was a big victory for mccarthy. >> yeah. i mean, meantime new jersey senator bob menendez's resignation goes into effect today and now he's asking a judge to throw out his guilty verdict on federal bribery charges. what happens to the seat next? >> the seat is going to stay democratic, jose. i mean, there's almost no doubt that bob menendez's seat is going to be filled by a democrat, and in this case it's andy kim. andy kim is a member of the house of representatives who was a shocking winner of that primary where phil murphy's wife, the governor

kevin, last fun, the political kevin mccarthy, rfk, jr.mp possibly, possibly i say possibly tomorrow. your quick thoughts in 30 seconds? >> it is a benefit for trump, i well tell you. in the last election biden only won by 48,918 votes. so do you think a jfk matters in some of these others? yes. he draws with libertarians and disgun telled democrats. harris waltz ticket most liberal we have. she never ran for the job. she was never tested. this is big win for president trump. larry: fascinating. kevin mccarthy, a man for all seasons. thank you very much. wonderful. folks be right back with my last word. to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain, fatigue, muscle pain, headache, and joint pain. arexvy is number one in rsv vaccine shots. rsv? make it arexvy. (luke) so... i hear

joseph mccarthy. this is often called the mccarthy era. mccarthy because he was the most reckless proponent of these, he was pretty late though to the to the party, to the conspiracy theory he was elected to senate, to the senate, from. in 1946 and for first four years that he was in the senate. he did not make anti-communism big issue. but then in 1950, right after hiss was convicted and realized that this was a that a lot of americans held, that there were communists in the government in 1950. he decided to become the leader of the people charged that there was communism in the. so he burst into the public eye in february of 1950 when he went to west virginia to give a speech. and at the speech he gave this people a piece of paper over his head and said, i have here in my a list of 205 a list of names were made known to the secretary of state as being members of the communist party and who nevertheless are still in shaping policy in the state department and so how was different? how is this an escalation portion from what elizabeth bentl

oh my gosh what is mccarthy light?on tv and you get this idea in your head i was incredibly incorrect press to super warm, receptive whose likely or how can i help you let's do this together. a strong relationship and again your relationships matter. any advice you could give to mayors and legislating? >> it is so important for mayors to get involved with is the thee or national level. to be able to develop those relationships because that is the only way were going to get into the white house. so we were going to get into congress to have our opinions and our insights heard. i can tell you a good story in california we have what's called the big 13 mayors the biggest cities in california we meet frequently every other week and we were able to collectively work with our governor and the legislature to pass things that are very t unique. proposition one increased mental health clinicians as well as it is also going to allow us to do some things that perhaps we were not with housing. and so if we come together as a mayor

oh, man, can we trust mccarthy?t adrienneccarthy? from dana poina california.illary's not going to like you callin, hillarngg, kamala the pantsuit messiah. >> yeah. and if kamala wins, she might do something to kamala. tha >> not something like that.u but you know what i mean. vai meanl from bedford, new jer. a genetic male punching a real woman's lights. ic out is what kamala calls progress. >> eric from new york. >> throw that boxer in the ring with tyrus. now that would be a fair fight. michael from eagle, utah if you live in a country where you can afford a jet skie , whyt do you need to come to the us?o >>the you know, if i'm going to ever break into someone's country, i'm going on the jet skcountry,i class it up.up frank from raynham, massachusetts. >> hey, jesse. maybe emily can un brainwash y ca my wife? >> i hope your. i'm waters. this is my world. and welcome to hannity. we begin tonight with a fox n

so he he in that same piece he talks about joe mccarthy and he said, you know, joe mccarthy was a great model for for right wing politics and and not because he said, oh, all these you know squishy centrist conservatives. they always say, well, he was so crude and, demagogic, he was right about the communists but he didn't have to be, you know, you know, such a such a crude guy. he's got it exactly wrong. that's what the good stuff his menace ing this is being able to frighten liberal elites. that's what was good about mccarthy and that's what should be emulated. he said mccarthy wasn't that good on tv because, you know, that was the medium at the time. but, you know, if we found somebody who was good on tv, maybe this would work. now, the i mean, obviously all the characters in the book are not all the characters in the book, but many the characters in the book are sort of trumpism in embryo. but the david duke section there was there was a lot of there that i didn't. could you just talk about that group with david duke voters? because that's a phenomenon that obviously we've become su

can we trust mccarthy?ornia, hillary is not going to like you calling kamala the pantsuit messiah. and if kamala wins she might do something to kamala. not something like that but you know what i mean. item it -- genetic male punching a real woman's lights out is what kamala calls progress. >> throw that boxer in the ring with tyrus. that would be a fair fight. michael from eagle mountain utah if you live in a country where you can afford a jet ski, why do you need to come to the u.s.? if i'm good to break into someone's country, i'm going on the jet ski, class it up. frank for him massachusetts. maybe emily can on brainwash my wife. i hope your wife is not watching. >> sean: welcome to hannity. we begin with a fox news alert at this hour

ultimately, the problem for mccarthy is he was never able to live up to the high expectations set for him for the remainder of the year. frankly, i am not even sure looking at the archival records he really wanted the presidency. if you look at his rhetoric, it seemed almost like he was running against the idea of the presidency and what the united states stood for at that time. i also want to say it is a great point about the moon. when nixon was president, the idea of going to the moon inspired him. when he would do things like go off the gold standard will go to china, he would sometimes reference on his white house tapes it is like going to the moon again. the idea being that something is possible that previously you did not think was possible. host: ron is in michigan on the line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. i am a democrat. i was 19 in 1968 in chicago. i was a year out of high school. i was an apprentice. i had friends in the national guard i was playing semi pro football with. i had relatives in the police department. i had friends who invited me down to g

for a european promotional tour during the depths of the mccarthy era, the u.s. government revoked his u.s. visa, there by blocking his return. rather than challenge the decision, which was made without any hearing or due process, chaplin moved to switzerland and left the america behind. but not forever. in his battles with the j edgar hoovers of the world, chaplin had the last laugh. he returned briefly to hollywood in triumph in 1972 to receive a lifetime achievement oscar, and to receive what still stands as the longest standing ovation in the history of the academy awards. as he received his oscar tribute, chaplin was credited with believing that man's humanity was greater than man's in humanity to man. now, chaplin's oldest films are being seen by the great, great grandchildren of their original viewers. his extraordinary mixture of politics, social comedy, and slapstick humor keep us taking about politics and laughing about those with money and power to this day. as chaplin once wrote -- and this is an excellent part of the discussion for one of the great l

luntz, of course, we're now a longtime pollster republican and very close to particularly kevin mccarthy, but also other leaders in the republican party talked a little bit about how the electorate is changing when he did an interview on cnbc yesterday it lets, lets watch what he had to say and then we'll talk about it. >> take a look. >> she's bringing out people who are not interested in voting for either trump or biden so the entire electoral pool has changed. and if it continues in this direction, you have to start to consider democrats winning the senate and democrats winning the house the actual people who are participating, she's got intensity now she got an intensity vantage he's got a demographic advantage and i haven't seen anything like this happen in 30 days in my lifetime so sophia, he's there saying this is really fundamentally change things and it's really that she is bringing out new voters who weren't going to show up. >> if this was a trump-biden race. >> yeah. look, this is the 70% of voters who during the republican primaries said they did not want a biden trump match

for standing up to joe mccarthy in a public hearing. so it occurs. but not too often. in the summer of 1987, seven weeks of hearings, 500 witnesses, 1 million documents in a 690 page report. who are some of the significant others who testified? mr. townsend. well, you had a whole range of of operatives, people involved with this scandal, people like robert mcfarland, who had been the national security adviser, who was deeply involved in these orchestrated efforts to channel well, to go to the iranians to try to secure the release of hostages in exchange for the sale of these weapons systems. and then the money being channeled and used to support the contras. so mcfarland was a very, very important part of the of the the proceeding. fine. paul who was the assistant to oliver north who helped him destroy documents? she was, you know, a young woman who was kind of got lot of attention because she was she was attractive and the whole thing sort of played to the media's feeding frenzy on this overall situation. so, you know, there were many

kevin mccarthy, thank you. thank you for getting me up to speed. >> highly anticipated reports this week after a week of wild swings on wall street and alarm bells about possible recession ringing louder. live at the white house, hello, edward. >> inflation is the word of the day with this administration. two reports, they will see if inflation fight is moving in the right direction. first will talk about consumer prices, what we pay. other is rate of increase businesses pay to make stuff we buy. jobs are slowing, prices are up 19% since president biden and vice president harris started instituting policy, listen to this. >> continue with record of terrible economic policy that led to inflation, bad economy, very bad policies that have hurt the average american over and over again or they can flip flop and move to some new ground the polls say would be more popular. you get another john kerry moment, kamala harris it is i was for it before i was against it. >> their policies brought them out of the code p covid