mr. kennedy, for people who don't know, what is pandora? >> guest: pandora is permized -- personalized internet radio based on your favorite artists, songs or genres. and by giving thumbs up and thumbs down, refining them to meet your taste. >> host: when was it developed, and what's the business model? >> guest: pandora's been in business for over 12 years. we actually launched the service about six and a half years ago, so there's a tremendous amount of intellectual property that's been developing over that entire time period. the music genome project is the foundation of intellectual property. and by put that all into pandora six and a half years ago. the business model is mic radio. it's primarily ad-supported, free to the consumer. we do have a subscription option. the great thing about delivery o over the internet is you can give the consumer that choice to enjoy pandora with advertising or pay $36 a year and enjoy it without any advertising. >> host: are you profitable yet? >> guest: we're not profitable. we're roughly break even las

mrs. kennedy with her skirt covered with blood. next to her is bobby kennedy. the lift comes down, the coffin comes down, and there are no steps back at the plane. and lyndon johnson is left in the plane. and the casket is loaded into an ambulance. the ambulance drives-- heads off for bethesda and the autopsy, and johnson is still standing there. >> rose: does he go home that night? does he go home? >> well, first he is ordered on the plane-- because he knows-- i mean, he gives orders on the plane. one of them is have helicopters there to take him to the white house, who is to be in the helicopters. but he gets off the plane, and there's no podium. there's no-- what there is is 10 or 12 microphones on sticks in the middle of the tarmac, knlearg lights on it, helicopter engines going. you can hardly hear them. you can't picture a more undignified setting for a president. he finally comes down from the plane with lady bird. he resident a brief statement in a dignified, really calm, dignified, reassuring way. and then he gets into the helicopters. and the helicopt

mr. kennedy pointed out, i do think it is student and young professional housing this is for. i want to be clear is much more of the middle income strategy affordable housing strategy than what i understand when i say affordable housing. the examples of veterans commons and edwards were brought up. they were built by non-profit developers. the prices of cubic are around 100% of ami. thinking of the rent in these buildings, it is my opinion it will be more geared toward students and young professionals. commissioner sugaya. >> i would like to reinforce that a bit. in the example, they were aiming at $1,000 per square foot. that would require a substantial amount of money. interestingly in the daily journal of commerce article passed up, the highlighted part notes the rents are $495 to $650. then it says today there is no vacancy. the part that is not highlighted says it is no surprise developers have been raising rents. >> commissioner borden. >> i want to reinforce i think that is true. unfortunately occupying most of the multi-better housing is people that should be in these

mr. kennedy, a common use of pandora is smart phones, but how else? >> the products are meant to show the full range of possibilities. this is an outline after market radio. it is connected to an iphone. the consumer, when using this in their car, it is no different from using a am or fm radio. we have another xtreme of a samsung's refrigerator. there really is a samsung refrigerator that integrates pandora. the percentage of people who buy this refrigerator who connect to bandura with an account is unusually high. people really are enjoying pandora in their kitchens, courtesy of these dams on refrigerator. and we are huge on -- courtesy of samsung on their refrigerator. and we are huge on ipad and kindle fire. all the companies displaying up here, half of the company's market products that integrate pandora. direct tv, samsung, intel, audio? -- carmielvox, pretty much -- audiovox, pretty much all of the electronics technology today. craigslist thank you -- >> thank you. >> panasonic is one of the companies that has a display here at the consumer elec

mrs. kennedy and others were saying that this is new government-granted right. the government can grant and define our rights. those are ours. a huge difference in philosophy. so what we're saying is, there are principles and reforms that we could have passed into law that we still want to that address these legitimate problems. make american health care system that much worse. >> will this election turn on health care? >> health care and the economy. look, this is the most important election in our lifetimes. this ruling, i guess this was john roberts' thinking, this election is choice of two futures, do you want a government-centered society in a government-driven economy or do you want the american opportunity society with a safety net, a free economy, economic freedom, personal liberty, that's what we want, that's the american idea. we have one more chance as a people to get that back and that chance is going to come on november the 6th. >> congressman ryan, thank you very much for your time this morning. >> thank you, george >>> coming up, so much to debate

mr. kennedy, give me names. who are the people who said they're going to support you? hilary shelton, do you know about the secret meetings after the speech today? >> i'm not surprised. quite frankly, the campaign gave me a list of african-american vips that they brought in to the naacp meeting. so we were aware they had people brought in specifically for the campaign. so i'm sure those are the ones they sat down with because none of the rank and file naacp met with him. >> none of them met with him? >> none of the rank and file naacpers? >> who was he talking about? >> nigel ennis from new york, he's talking about african-american republican politicians that were actually brought in, flown in, to the naacp convention in houston, texas, to be there for the president alone. they weren't there before he got there. the few meetings -- our convention started on sunday. >> i think a big key here, and i want to clarify, are these members of the naacp? you said they were flown in. that means mitt romney rigged the crowd to support him so he could go on tv and say i got a lot

mr. kennedy, a common use of pandora is smart phones, but you got other products slated here. how else can one get pandora? >> i think the products here a meant to show the whole range of ability to use pandora. this, for example, is an alpine aftermarket radio. it's connected to an iphone. it's got thumbs up and thumbs down that alpine built into it. the consumer, when using this in the car, it is no different from using am or fm radio. at another extreme, we have a mock up of a samsung refridge rater. there's really a samsung refrigerator that incooperates pandora. the percentage of people who buy the refrigerator who connect to pandora, integrate with it an account is high. people are enjoying pandora, you know, in their kitchen, curtesy of the samsung refrigerator. these are basic smart phones, huge on the ipad. this is a barnes & noble nook, the amazon kindle fire. again, all of these connected devices entering our lives, pandora integrated into. of all the companies here on the hill, i think half of the companies market products that integrate pandora into them. samsung

mr. romney even promised he was to the left of his opponent ted kennedy on the issue of gay rights in that election. despite that herculean ideological stretching, mr. romney lost the race badly to senator kennedy. it was not the culture war issues, the social issues that are credited with having made the difference in that election. the race didn't end up being much about health insurance or even whether or not mitt romney or ted kennedy were liberal or conservatives on abortion rights or gay rights or gun rights or anything like that. observers of the race say mitt romney lost that badly. look at that. he lost by 17 points to ted kennedy in that race more because of this issue. >> mitt romney's ads claim he created jobs, but what's the record? his firm bought a company and moved the headquarters to dallas. his firm bought a company called scm, fired all 350 workers. told some they could reapply at a 25% pay cut. many pregnant or older were denied jobs. and romney made $11 million in two years. mitt romney, he's misled us twice. with negative ads distorting senator kennedy's record and th

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mrs. john f. kennedy's first trip to camp david come the place named after ike's grandson. it was not a cordial call. it was because -- how many days was that? >> unwanted. >> literally, eisenhower is taking kennedy to the woodshed and kennedy is new to office. he had re-organize the white house around his own decisions. he thought that eisenhower was very military, hierarchy was not going to work 31 in a much more personal kind of presidency. and then they had this day. and they said maybe that's not working so well. kennedy said i've been getting to figure that out yet. he changed the way the decision. interestingly enough, after they appeared before the cameras and kennedy really needed this picture -- he needed this picture because they needed to convey the sense of authority and command to have the old general there. eisenhower did not criticize kennedy in public. >> in fact, the following weekend made the pilgrimage to see eisenhower. they thought okay, the bloom is off the rose with the kennedy administration. in eisenhower's thoughtless it is important that we suppo

one documents his years as vice president,hen he was running against president kennedy for the nomination and then idkedyp mr cesi. lldeat a troubling time for both lyndon johnson and president kennedy. they were certainly different and in just about every aspect, so i ws aim al rty ynjon' life, and then as he is passing into the presidency, this is a think one of the more inresting times to see this i s inortgrod. danre job, having looked at his other books and heard him talk about both this book and the others. hels gddtbonjudgml. and let people decide for themselves what they think is important. and i think he has captured so much and done so much research. went down and lift around johnson city to kind oe the eay growing up years with lyndon johnson's life would have been like. each time he has gone further, he had done detailed research, amazing amous of research, so wr a w privileged to invite him to speak to a group of republican senators at one point, and he came and we had a verytertingup a e toer itstn pent do johnson had as majority leader and the tactics he used, which were very different from an

mr. romney even promised he was to the left of his opponent ted kennedy on the issue of gay rights in thatelection. despite that herculean ideological stretching, mr. romney lost the race badly to senator kennedy. it was not the culture war issues, the social issues that are credited with having made the difference in that election. the race didn't end up being much about health insurance or even whether or not mitt romney or ted kennedy were liberal or conservatives on abortion rights or gay rights or gun rights or anything like that. observers of the race say mitt romney lost that badly. look at that. he lost by 17 points to ted kennedy in that race more because of this issue. >> mitt romney's ads claim he created jobs, but what's the record? his firm bought a company and moved the headquarters to dallas. his firm bought a company called scm, fired all 350 workers. told some they could reapply at a 25% pay cut. many pregnant or older were

instead of the indiana paper mill that ted kennedy used in the ads against mr. romney in 1994, eight years later in 2002, shannon o'brien decided to use the gst steel mill experience against mr. romney. gfc still steel mill was a mill in operation since 1888 before bain got ahold of it. the end was the mill shut down. 750 jobs lost. their pension benefits were cut by hundreds of dollars a month. on the pension thing specifically, the federal government had to pitch in tens of millions of dollars to bail out the workers that bain cut off through a pension guarantee program. but hey, bain made money off it. mitt romney made money off it. shannon o'brien hit mitt romney with that story in 2002. newt gingrich hit mitt romney with that story this year. the whole king of bain thing that newt gingrich deployed against mitt romney. rick perry hit mitt romney with that last year. president obama's campaign hits mr. romney with it, too. >> they issued 125 million dollars of bonds. and out of that $125 million debt, they paid themselves almost $40 million. >> like a vampir

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kennedy. launched a serious challenge president. carter. mr buchanan never succeeded in doing anything near that it's so it's it's so. it seems to me very accurate to say that no president has been challenged seriously since kennedy channel and should be toward iraq i do want to bring up one more thing the publisher of this fuck your publisher is conservative so is it fair to say that you leave in a conservative. the simple answer that question is yes. there we go straight up answer so did i mean did you get funding for the romney campaign or from a romney super pac by tad high certainly i wish i had gotten the funding from all these places unfortunately know i'm a. writer of books and it occasionally freelance magazine articles and i know when funds be ever. my wife used to help me but now she's retired so i'm i'm funding myself and then my dog and my wife and that's that's where the funds come from they share they're very appreciative that they have it one last they some of the things that you disclose in the xbox not only best one but some

mr. speaker. a report on the child heart unit conducted by kennedy. provision of intensive care, critical staffing problems not addressed and the stable review conducted by ian kennedy projecting that which is save be closed and not expected. it is absurd that this review needs to be a drawn-out. >> he speaks up for his excellent hospital. my local hospital has not been selected under the safe and sustainable review but i would say as prime minister and as a parent we have to recognize operations that have been carried out on children are incredibly complex and in this end this review was led by commissions and it is about trying to save lives to make sure we specialize the most difficult work in a number of hospitals around the country. it leads to difficult decisions but what really matters is more parents separate the agony of losing their children because we don't have high standards of care in hospitals that are chosen. [shouting] >> i would like to pay tribute to ian steindell. his selfless act and tragic that remind us what the police before us

mr. speaker. a report on the child heart unit conducted by kennedy. provision of intensive care, critical staffing problems not addressed and the stable review conducted by ian kennedy projecting that which is save be closed and not expected. it is absurd that this review needs to be a drawn-out. >> he speaks up for his excellent hospital. my local hospital has not been selected under the safe and sustainable review but i would say as prime minister and as a parent we have to recognize operations that have been carried out on children are incredibly complex and in this end this review was led by commissions and it is about trying to save lives to make sure we specialize the most difficult work in a number of hospitals around the country. it leads to difficult decisions but what really matters isore parents separate the agony of losing their children because we don't have high standards of care in hospitals that are chosen. [shouting] >> i would like to pay tribute to ian steindell. his selfless act and tragic that remind us what the police before us r

and federal taxes for the last three years on the very day that kennedy turns over his taxes for public scrutiny. this is hardly new to mr. romney to make taxes an issue. he did it against kennedy. and even when he was running for the senate he was willing to release three years. but now he's running for presidency he says two and nothing more. >> well, again, it's the standard for the last republican nominee, the last democratic nominee, and the real issue here, david, is what are we going to do to make it where more americans are filing their income taxe because they have a job? under this president the household income has gone down $4,300 since he took office. we have a record 41st month of unemployment rates above 8% under this president as a result of his policies. 500,000, more than 500,000 fewer americans are working today, and millions have less to work for, we've got 23 million americans either unemployed or underemployed or left the workforce entirely. that's what the voters are focused on. and i understand the desire of the alabama campaign to try to shift attention away from his dismal record in office becau

kennedy, we have roughly 3,700 hours from 1972 to 1973 when mr. butterfield's admission results in the white house shutting down the taping system. now you have a sense of how enormous this system is, if you are trying to figure out watergate you realize this covers the period, the plumbers, it covers the dirty tricks operations, it covers the watergate break-in and the coverup. this is going to tell us what actually happened. let's go back to the timeline. you have this huge bit of information and the question is how to get it. now, president nixon -- well, let me put it in this way, if we were having this conversation in january of 1973 just imagine that cable existed then. imagine a different world. january 1973. you wouldn't know kennedy had a taping system. kennedy had sadly been dead for almost ten years. you wouldn't know lyndon johnson had a taping system. you wouldn't know fdr had a taping system. why is that? that is because our system of government allowed presidents to claim ownership over their documents and materials including tapes.