mccarthy was um--a feat.erms of what's happening 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

and mccarthy sort of gave up after bobby died.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 said to

capitol historical society, speaker nancy pelosi, speaker kevin mccarthy. and most importantly cheryl johnson for the owner of addressing you today and giving me the opportunity to be here with you. we grew up in new orleans. we say new orleans because you might not understand. at only say algiers. a very special place to all of us. a very small tightknit community with its challenges like many other communities. a loving group of individuals most of which are related somewhere or another. we call each other cousin now. that is how we do it. growing up in this community, from our roots and up grooming -- upbringing cheryl exemplified the spirit of our community. her hard work and service to others guided her path to greatness. it is clear to that she has given so much because she's been blessed. you may not look far to see the fruit of her labor through the great works you are doing in the community because of the mantra of too much is given, much is required. cheryl's career in public service spans tickets from her early days on the councils of administrat

>> well, joseph mccarthy -- go ahead.ayed a role in setting up the climate of the times and of course one of his aides was roy cohn, so roy cohn went from my parents trial to being an aide for mccarthy and an openly being a mentor for donald trump, so mccarthy, whether he specifically mentioned my parents case, i have seen a lot of footage of mccarthy during that period, but i don't remember him actually doing that. perhaps michael has another memory. michael: the only memory i have is very indirect. the last few months of our parents' lives, word came to people on the committee that mccarthy let it be known that if eisenhower granted clemency, he would not oppose it. my supposition is because of the intervention of pope pius xii. mccarthy was a practicing catholic and might have even had a sense that mercy was appropriate. we don't know this. this is a very indirect and uncertain statement but as far as i know i agree with rob. i don't know that he made any public statements about her parents but i could be wrong. peter:

speaker kevin mccarthy. and, most importantly, cheryl johnson for the honor of addressing and honoring you today and giving me this opportunity to be here with you. i grew up in new orleans as i mentioned. to you we say new orleans because you may not understand. at home we say algiers. a very special place to all of us. a very small tightknit community with its challenges like many other communities. but a loving group of individuals most of which are related some way or another. either by blood or just because we been together so long we call each other because in now. that is how we do it. growing up in this community from my very roots and upbringing, cheryl exemplified the resilience, spirit and determination of our community. her integrity hard work and serving others got a path of greatness. it is clear that she has given so much because she has been blessed to have so much. you may not look far to see the fruits of her labor, her beautiful family and her children in the great work that they are doing

he never forgave mccarthy for that. and i think i think was no accident that when mike johnson was elected to the speakership rope after that long night ballot, after he did his very first one of his first appearances is was on cnbc, where he gave a very full throated of trump as the republican nominee for 2024. so it just goes to show what meredith is saying his just he's what he watches everything and he just pays attention to. absolutely. and he's very good at remembering things for long time. and any perceived has the effect changing the speaker of the house. right. so you kind of hinted this a little bit earlier when you were talking about his thoughts towards the presidential library. it seems unlikely one way or the other that we'll see him run in 2028. that might not be the same as him not having a political effect. but how does he think of his legacy and what happens after this period of time here, after election, one way or the other? that's a very good question. you know, i was told that he does think about h

that secretary mccarthy that it was secretary mccarthy who conveyed the order at 4:35. the conflicting testimony raises serious doubts about the actions of the numerous d.o.d. failing to follow direct orders. the only reason that congress is now aware of these conflicting version of events is because of the d.c. national guardsmen who testified and because of my subcommittee has forced i.g. to produce the interviews revealing these conflicting events that i now share publicly. they can be seen by anyone. all the testimonies that were used by the d.o.d. i.g. as secretary mccarthy story changed, it aligned with major general walker's testimony, the commander of the d.c. national guard. at a march 2021 senate hearing, general walker testified that the d.o.d. i.g. or the report alleged that in this congressional testimony, general walker mischaracterized in his testimony was untrue without any evidence to support an allege that general walker committed perjury. his testimony didn't align with the d.o.d.'s i.g. report. they alined his testimony was perjury to the senate. to

i mean, they call it mccarthy as i'm but you know, joe mccarthy, you might have gone a little too far. you know, trusting roy cohn and those tactics. but he was frankly, the victim of a stampede of people who were covering up for people like alger hiss. and were bashing whittaker chambers who were communists, who would read sympathizers, not russia sympathize, just communist sympathizers. and that's what we have. we have it with a 5th column of, of just completely red should a constitutional anti constitutional totalitarian, subversives who are our intent on, on subjugating this country and removing the only free beacon in the world. uh, you know that, that upholds or is it least on the face of it and as an attempt to do in the people believe in human rights and civil rights. and certainly what like sports, like tyler tyler, we live in the, the world talks about freedom of speech because of the 1st amendment of the american constitution. that's where we get it from. and it's always measured. you, we, you know, because i had to prep it so many times, the creative a speech is defined di

let me say something you know, mccarthy was right. i mean what was mccarthy against you? does against the infiltration of our government by communists and unfortunately, you know, i think that's exactly what we're seeing today. and the effects of today is the, you know, the destruction of the constitution and our core rights. i mean, they call it mccarthy as i'm but you know, joe mccarthy, you might have gone a little too far. you know, trusting roy cohn and those tactics. but he was frankly, the victim of a stan, pete of people who were covering up for people like alger is. and we're bashing whittaker chambers who were communists, who would read sympathizers, not russia sympathize, just to communist sympathizers. and that's what we have. we have it with a 5th, allan, most of just completely read should a constitutional anti constitutional totalitarian, subversives who are, are intent on, on subjugating this country and removing the only free beacon in the world. you know, that upholds or is it least on the face of it and as an attempt to do and the people believe in huma

uh, you know, mccarthy was right. i mean, what was mccarthy again cedars against the infiltration of our government by communists? and unfortunately, you know, i think that's exactly what we're seeing today. and the effects of today is the, you know, the destruction of the constitution and our core rights. i mean, they call it mccarthy as i'm but you know, joe mccarthy, you might have gone a little too far. you know, trusting roy cohn and those tactics. but he was, frankly, the victim of a stampede of people who were covering up for people like alger is. and we're bashing whittaker chambers were communists who would read sympathizers, not russia sympathize, just to communist sympathizers. and that's what we have. we have, we have a 5th column of, of just completely red should a constitutional anti constitutional totalitarian, subversives who are our intent on, on subjugating this country and removing the only free beacon in the world. you know that, that upholds or is it least on the face of it and as an attempt to do

evan mccarthy punching -- kevin mccarthy punching tim burchett in the kidneys in the house basement.y people lunging at matt gaetz for what he's done, screaming barnyard obscenities on the floor of the house during the state of the union. lauren boebert in a committee room, demanding to know more about public urination in d.c. where does the stuff come from? investigating the notion the deep state is hiding something involving space aliens, a conspiracy theory that goes back to mussolini and the vatican. that's a good one. we could go on to many of these things if the viewers want to. i want to pair the crazy, funny things we can laugh at with what the consequences are. this is where it is more ideological. saying the vast majority of house republicans are on record voting to abolish the education department, to support a nationwide ban on abortion. to protect the names of confederate generals on military bases. there were long delays getting aid to ukraine which benefited russia. there were serious consequences. my argument is we don't know how this election is going to turn out. if

speaker mccarthy agreed to have you back and welcome to you.from ian sam's and no doubt i think we will here quite a bit about this issue tomorrow night because there's a huge story which is five weeks to go in this campaign, your thoughts on that? for starters. >> the first starter would be i enjoyed listening to that little debate. it's interesting, the spokespeople take more questions than the candidate but i think it will hurt harris campaign. she is eager to get them back to the table and this has been going on for months. you don't wait until the strike starts you engage. and also the president has the power to make sure the strike doesn't happen and they go back to work at the ports so america will not feel the pain. and what we are coming off this devastation through the east with this storm. this is probably the worst time possible to have a strike going on and disrupt the supply chain, especially this close before the election as well. so i hope my minds prevail and engage with this to make sure that the rest of the pain doesn't happe

, joseph mccarthy carried out a certain task, he did not even cleanse the communists, because the communists were 1000 then the party, earl browder, who gave up everything, well, not the communists, of course, no, he was cleaning, he was cleaning the new dealers, so it was necessary to finish off the new dealers, he had a specific task, here it is necessary to clean up half of america, yes, well, by and large now it is necessary to clean up not some separate political party, a separate political force. most likely even this will be somewhat such a cold cold war. states, this is not a war with what is called a hot one , what will happen next, one can only guess, now, as for the eastern economic forum, you know, i read the latest reviews, well, westerners, putin has ruined everything again, he has ruined everything, first of all, of course, mus, but... russia cannot be a player in the far east, listen, we have already occupied it all in europe, it is. they are already fighting in europe, get ready for the twenty-ninth, thirty year, when the main european powers, the main european countries, wi

evan mccarthy punching -- kevin mccarthy punching tim burchett in the kidneys in the house basement.any people lunging at matt gaetz for what he's done, screaming barnyard obscenities on the floor of the house during the state of the union. lauren boebert in a committee room, demanding to know more about public urination in d.c. where does the stuff come from? investigating the notion the deep state is hiding something involving space aliens, a conspiracy theory that goes back to mussolini and the vatican. that's a good one. we could go on to many of these things if the viewers want to. i want to pair the crazy, funny things we can laugh at with what the consequences are. this is where it is more ideological. saying the vast majority of house republicans are on record voting to abolish the education department, to support a nationwide ban on abortion. to protect the names of confederate generals on military bases. there were long delays getting aid to ukraine which benefited russia. there were serious consequences. my argument is we don't know how this election is going to turn out.

san francisco, where she was it put donald trump back in the white house, plus one-on-one kevin mccarthy lie on the state of the gop and the presidential race and gridlock new swing-state polls give some hope to democrats as they struggle to hold the senate. >> plus new who reporting on how republicans could jam up a president. harris's agenda. >> would you put a national abortion ban on the floor for majority leader i politics, the best reporting from inside the quarters of power starts now good morning. welcome inside politics sunday, i'm manu raja, the middle east is on edge this morning following israel's killing of hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah on friday deepening fears that a wider war could engulf the region and it all comes with just 37 days left until election day here in the u.s. vice president's vice presidential debate is this tuesday. and with polls showing the race still deadlocked and a candidates spending the weekend in key battleground states. now reacting to the news from overseas vice president harris saying in a statement, quote today's hezbollah victims have a me

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. >> let's bring in kevin mccarthy, speaker of the house,t to react to lot of whoppers. >> mccarthy i can't believe you made me watch that. i'm sorry.an't bel >> and i'm sorry to the entiree audience. we had to. it wasme the only speech sheth said she'd give this year. you need to chec k. , i do >> i don't think you have any viewers left. oh, there's nothing. iewersokay. we did not have a border crisis until january 20th, 2021, the moment she took officenuary that's when they stopped building the wall. she should have started by apologizing to every familyy that had a loved one, murdered or because she has done she should apologize to every family that lost a loved one because of fentanyl that she let come across. shshe lee about going through tl when she was attorney general. they don't need tunnels whs. mo. they just walk straight across. i know exactly what she dik str she fought me every step of the way when they broke into office. y tookffice, wliterally had a ge the motor broke down. >> they wouldn't let down. us fx the gate, so we had to parkuc a truck in front of it. >> she sh

and the ghost name is joseph mccarthy. and just wondering whether since we're all historians here, whether any of the three of you want to talk a little bit, at least for a couple minutes, about why we should why everybody in this room should understand what happened 70 years ago. like i mentioned, the cold war. you did. you got close. you got. so do you know of joseph? he says everyone. no. and a lot of these investigations of professors that i briefly mentioned were generated by the movement people call mccarthyism. and essentially these investigations and prosecutions were used in practice to target and eliminate kind of left leaning professors. so under the name of looking for subversives. people on the left generally were subjected to these investigations and laws and the sweep case that i mentioned as the first time that the supreme court identified academic freedom as a distinctive first amendment right. this was an investigation. it was by the state of new hampshire, but it was mccarthy like sweezy was not a commun

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nonetheless, we did that and speaker mccarthy insisted the republican caucus would only agree to voting to not default on the u.s. that if we locked-in ending rules for the next two years that curtailed spending. congress at least until the end of this year is found under law to maintain defense levels at those historic levels with slight adjustments, which is part of how we made sure we kept the government, we said you locked it in. the conversation with what might happen about defense spending could maybe happen in the next term. as it sits right now, congress is legally obliged to spend at these levels because of former speaker mccarthy's insistence we lock that in as a result of not defaulting on the national debt. host: there was a viewer who posted on x, saying do you think it's realistic to defeat russia and putin? guest: there is a dark joke in national security circles that prior to russia's invasion of ukraine we thought russia had the second-best army in the world, and after the invasion we concluded russia has the second-best army in ukraine. the ukrainians have done a fanta

going get upside in one, a man offerman chapman and he drives this one high and deep to left jake mccarthy crashed into the wall and the ball gets away. encarnacion scored the go ahead. chatting, going home. >> the throw to the plate is not in time. and chapman, it's an inside the park, a home run it with a 20th 27th a few. the homer of the season. top of the 5th now ago after his celebration. michael conforto join in on the action, he rockets one right center. and you can tell that one goodbye. it's out there. 430 feet in the giants extend their lead 3. it's time for the giants had a solid outing here in the bottom of the 5th. he strikes now former giant peterson. first time through 5 innings gave up 2 runs and struck out to think find ourselves at the top of 7th now where chapman strikes again, this time is a shot straightaway center mccarthy right there. leaps at the wall not able get it hit the wall again. conforto comes around the 4 chapman is in 3rd with a triple and the giants pad their lead to 4. have yourself placed a they may go on to win. 63. they've now won their last 4 in a ro

speaker or leader can survive just because we did see so muchse turmoil in the congress with the mccarthygling over that 15 vote period in january. when the congress started, speaker mccarthy being removed for the first time in history what we saw sitting speaker removed replaced by mike johnson ever a number of others tried to attain the speakers gavel so i think my answer would be really depends on what that buffer is for republicans if they do hold on to that majority if he has a large buffer, a large majority, he can easily survive. if it is again, a five seat majority or a three seat majority similar to what we're seeing right now. it becomes much harder because any number of republicans can then block speak or johnson from the gavel if he's -- if they're relegated to minority it is entirely different question because we know that it doesn't require the 218 votes on thee house floor to become speaker it ishe then just a sime majority of the number of republicans which wouldit be a significantly lower threshold to retain that minority leader status. >> and then run through the rest of

or leader can survive, just because we did see so much turmoil in this last congress, with kevin mccarthy struggling to obtain that gavel over that 15 vote period in january, when the congress started, speaker mccarthy being removed, for the first time in history, that we saw a sitting speaker removed, being replaced by mike johnson, only after a number of others tried to attain the speaker's gavel. my answer would be it depends what that buffer is for republicans, if they do hold onto that majority. if he has a large buffer, a large majority, he can easily survive. if it is, again, five seat majority or a three seat majority, similar to what we are seeing now, it becomes much harder, because any number of republicans can then block speaker johnson from the gavel. if they are relegated to the minority, it is an entirely different question, because we know it does not require the 218 votes on the house floor to become speaker, it is then just a simple majority of the number of republicans, which would be a significantly lower threshold to retain that minority leader status. host: run throu

the streets at that point about the in vietnam and mccarthy scored, 42%, which was enormous. they didn't think that would happen. and then too many weeks later, lyndon johnson withdrew the race. and more importantly. he said he was going to negotiate peace with vietnam and he was stopping the bombing and for a few days it was it was johnson's time because people realized that had given his own political career to hopefully bring about some sort of ending to the war in vietnam. he went around the streets and people were saying thank you instead of hey, hey, lbj, how many kids did you kill today? and then on april 3rd, he got the from north vietnam that they were willing to come to the peace table. he said it was the day of his presidency. on april 4th, he was planning to go hawaii to start the talks with the generals out there and not plane. air force one was filled with white house staff, state department people and he was going to join it at midnight that night after a congressional dinner. but then that he found the word that martin luther had been shot. fate intervened man

it was for mccarthy and has been for johnson. faction within the party, that could prevent anything from getting done, including a speaker being chosen. if johnson has a slim majority by holds the majority in the house, it is entirely possible he'll have the same upward battle to the speakership because he has detractors and critics within the conference. >> it's hard to see republicans hanging on to the house if harris wins. of course, margin of error race, it's 50/50 there. we shall see what happens in the lower chamber. terrific reporting for us this morning from mychael schnell. congressional reporter for "the hill." we'll see you soon. thank you, all, for getting up "way too early" on this monday morning. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> in springfield, they're eating the dogs. the people that came in, they're eating the cats. [ laughter ] they're eating the pets of the people that live there. >> yeah, that was donald trump accusing haitian immigrants of killing and eating people's

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campaign across lebanon is into it 2nd week and causing mass displacement. prime minister measure mccarthy says about a 1000000 people have left the homes in the south, the east and pots of the capital bay route. the country was already hosting one and a half 1000000 syrians, refugees who fled the war. now, many of them have made that difficult decision to return home lebanese civilians to risking the volatile situation in syria, rather than the waves of his really bombardment. at least a 100000 people across the board. in the past week, even before the conflict escalated, lebanon was mobbed in both the financial and political crisis, and nearly half of the population was classified as food in secure, meaning they didn't have enough to eat. so how will level to deal with so many displays people will discuss this just in a moment with a pedal of guests. but 1st, this report from fed, your call i with nowhere to turn people seeing these ready militaries bump argument of southern deb and on the back of folly and parts of a roof are crowding into car parks on the beaches and wherever they can