raytheon, a huge business.particularly at the time that well run, but when i look at, say, lockheed martin yesterday, jim, a real good hand, not a great hand why? because they're f-35, something you don't have that much involved with, your defense contracts are uniquely 21st century. if we do have a cold war or heaven forbid a hot war with china, can you tell us about how the war will be fought versus how we used to fight wars? >> i think what you have to understand is the war of the 21st century will first are fought in cyber space and then in outer space you won't see a land war in asia you don't need main battle tanks or troops on the ground. it's going to be fought, first in cyber space and then outer space and then on the sea and then in the air. i think where uniquely positioned again, we are, i would say, platform agnostic. the best sensing systems, defectsers or missiles, the best com systems and we can play across all of the portfolio, whether on the navy side, whether it's for the air force, for the a

a defense contractor like raytheon that depends on tax dollars. >> raytheon the second largest defenseloyd austin as well as former president trump's defense chief mark esper works there cotton fired another broadside last month accusing the defense secretary allowing critical race theory to be part of the service academies asking him directly if he thought the military was racist. >> the military like any organization, will have its challenges but i do not believe it is a fundamentally racist organization. >> senator cotton also wants to investigate whether raytheon violated any federal civil rights law while pursuing its diversity training. bret? >> bret: lucas tomlinson at the pentagon. lucas, thanks. up next, the panel on the u.s. invitation to the u.n. to investigate racism in america. plus, we will talk about inflation and the free britney movement coming to d.c. in the breaking news tonight. first, beyond our borders tonight, at least 72 people are dead, 1200 arrested following days of rioting in south africa the unrest sparked by the detention of former president jacob zuma. po

raytheon responded to senator cotton saying "raytheon technologies does not teach or train our employeespite misrepresentation, there's no meaningful difference between these resources and those used by many if not major employers in the u.s." >> the raytheon ceo may be right that what he's doing is what thousands of other companies in america are doing. that's a condemnation of corporate america, not a defense for raytheon. >> cotton asked the defense military secretary if the military was a racist organization. >> the military like any organization will what their challenges. but i don't believe it's race's. >> raytheon said they would call societal change. >> martha: thanks, lucas. that is "the story" from wednesday, it's almost july 14. summer is moving along. as the "the story" continues, we hope you join us tomorrow at 3:00. a great show lined up for you. always good to see you. enjoy the rest of the day. "your world" is right about now. >> neil: you spent on all this spending? a $3.5 trillion spending push on what democrats are calling human infrastructure that has the support and

in fact, the raytheon ceo today wrote back and said raytheon is not conducting any training that most other major american corporations conduct. sadly, sadly, i think he's right about that. but that is not a defense of raytheon, that is an indictment of corporate america. it is one thing, with coca-cola does nonsense like this, and turns people off from their sugary beverages. is a whole different thing, though, if the companies, who are building the weapons and the equipment to keep our troops safe and defend our nation, get a lion's share of the revenues from american taxpayers, are doing these things. >> laura: senator, i want to bring up something, of all the disturbing things that i've seen over the last three days, tony blinken, the secretary of state, is continuing this biden habit of either bashing america as a racist on the world stage, apologizing for america, implicitly here. he tweeted last night that responsible nations must not shrink from scrutiny of their human rights record, rather, they should be transparent with the intent to grow and do better. that is why i am ann

today theyey reported that raytheon is teaching its employees to judge one another based on the colorr skin. white straight christian men are at the top of the oppression ans they must step aside for minorities, although they haven't individually done anything wrong. it's hard to believe this can happen and your tax dollars paying for it. so raytheon, i guess they haven't apologize to people of color that there weapons have killed over the years but apologize for attacking the skin color. am i missing the just or is that about right? >> that's right. they launch this political indoctrination program, asking employees to actually identify one another on the basis of racist, and that's the favored equality of outcomes which is a synonym for socialism and may be communism. it's really astonishing because it was one of the largest corporations in the world and manufactures key defense department, armaments and yet it has been captured by this will ideology that seems to be the dominant force, but also in business. i'm exposing it and all americans should be deeply concerned about what iul

raytheon, they are going woke.eople building miss isles to kill our enemies are now woke. >> they published a manual to encourage their employees to do everything from decolonizing their bookshelves. it strikes at the heart of this question at what's happening in american life. how is this ideology, critical race theory devouring our public schools and corporations and military contractors. this is the story of the year. it will be the story for years to come. we need to shine the light on what's happening. i have faith in the american people that they will reject this ideology. we need to defund critical race theory and the ideologues striking at the very roots of our country. jesse: ironic that policemen of the world, raytheon, want to defund the police. are demons real until an mayor. >> [bleep] [bleep] jesus christ. [bleep] [bleep] jesse: that graphic scene from a movie obviously. but my next guest, catholic priest steven rizetti says he performs exorcisms each week. he says he witnessed eyes turning yellow. a

raytheon, they are going woke. kill our enemies are now woke. >> they published a manual to encourage their employees to do everything from decolonizing their bookshelves. it strikes at the heart of this question at what's happening in american life. how is this ideology, critical race theory devouring our public schools and corporations and military contractors. this is the story of the year. it will be the story for years to come. we need to shine the light on what's happening. i have faith in the american people that they will reject this ideology. we need to defund critical race theory and the ideologues striking at the very roots of our country. jesse: ironic that policemen of the world, raytheon, want to defund the police. are demons real until an mayor. only 6% of us retail businesses have a black owner. that needs to change. so, i did something. i created a black business accelerator at amazon. and now we have a program that's dedicated to making tomorrow a better day for black businesses. ♪ ♪ i am tiffany.

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there was a joke last year that raytheon would put the rainbow flag on a drone strike and now that joke become a reality. i've shown the documents in its to the point of absurd and if it wasn't so serious, everyone should be laughing. >> tucker: but you can feel good when you're village gets vaporized. there really the worst people in the world. i can say that with some confidence. great to see you tonight, thank you. >> thank you. quick news alert for you, the associated press has called the new york city democratic mayoral primary which is effectively the same as the mayor's race given it's a one-party state in new york and it looks like brooklyn borough president eric adams is very likely to be the next mayor of new york. we are absolutely certain we will be deeply disappointed by eric adams at least as he has all kinds of problems and we don't agree with him on anything, but the point of eric adams is worth remembering. he won because he was alone in acknowledging that violent crime is a huge problem for everyone in new york and he vowed to do something about it. that is a winning m

elizabeth: christopher and senator tom cotton are pointing out at what's going on at raytheon, what isonhere's the problem with critical race theory the basic premise of america's dna is inherently racist and overcome the racism of the past we have to discriminate against whites in the present straight white able-bodied men, that is a t recipe for disaster in terms of what's going on hasbro and raytheon is bad in the board room as well. elizabeth: here's the thing ignorance and stupidity will always be with us you can't litigate and legislate out of stupidity like racism but we are one of the great systems of the world to combat now you see the education department, they are backing down with her education noprogram grants saying we will not dictate whether or not to teach in curriculums of critical race theory this is a comedown of the education department looks like it's dialing back and encouraging the teaching is not going to be inside the grant money, what do you say toe that. >> when it comes to the teachers covid schooler the by the biden administration and the teachers union i ha

elizabeth: show also what christopher fufo and senator cotton what is going on at raytheon.bsolutely spot on here. here is the problem with critical race theory. the basic premise america's dna is inherently racist. to over come the racism of the past we have to discriminate against whites and the and particularly white, able-bodied men that is recipe for disaster what is going on at hasbro. what is going on at raytheon is just as bad in the boardroom as well. elizabeth: here's the thing. ignorance and stupid will always be with us. you can't litigate and legislate out of existence students like racism. we have one of the best systems in the world to combat it. the education department is backing down on with their education program grants saying we're not going to dictate whether or not to teach in curriculums critical race theory. this is a come-down, the education is dialing back. it is encouraging the teaching, but it will not be inside of their grant money. what do you say to that? >> let me say this, teachers, education, after the covid school closure lies by the biden

farmer jim, why do you own raytheon and northrop over lockheed what sets that one apart in your mindorthrop, they're very similar to lockheed martin but i like the bigger focus on satellites, space, missiles, reconnaissance but all of those are focused on aerospace as far as defense. i like lockheed martin i just like those other companies better for the space and satellites and surveillance business >> all right farmer trade, give me a final trade. >> that's a lot of s's >> that's true you handled that well. give me a final trade if you don't mind >> thank you alaska airlines. this was a really good report last week on the earnings. the analysts are catching up, you're seeing upgrades and estimate revisions going higher. this one's going higher. >> brenda? >> abbott labs this has a solid diabetes franchise. on top of that i think we have rapid test where the demand is not over yet for covid rapid tests. >> okay. steven weiss >> volkswagen. they report thursday but they launch new ev, id-6. you'll get an indication how much that market is growing when you hear tesla tonight seven tim

>> well, full disclosure, we own raytheon technologies.o sense to me. i think one of the most troubling statements in the program was encouraging white employees to identify their privilege and step aside for minority voices that -- that are more important than your own. that feels racist to me. i don't understand what the purpose of this is and how it will build collegiality in corporate settings. maria: it's incredible to see this happening at defense companies as well. we're hoping that the defense industry is focused on creating products to defend this great nation. angela, you make such a great point. in terms of they're selling to the police departments. let's get to cheryl because delta air lines earnings are hitting the tape and cheryl has the numbers. cheryl: these are really interesting. i want to go to the earnings per share. they were looking for a loss of $1.38. they came in $1.07. that's better than expected. the stock is up more than 2%. the revenue story, interesting here, 7.13 billion, the expectation from analysts was 6.2

i would also note, joe, raytheon technologies put out numbers whether it's ge, raytheon or boeing resultsoneywell, beginnings of this recovery as people get on more pla planes, airlines start to order more aircraft and fuel efficiency, et cetera, all of that is starting to come together to increase the numbers that some of these industrials focus on that. >> i wish you luck i hope we're not jumping the gun on reopening that's the fear, obviously, with the delta variant. if i were delta, i would be really unhappy here they are try ing to -- right? first it was poor corona. >> unfortunate name choice. >> exactly one person pointed out to me, morgan, some of the gains in revenue that u.p.s. was able to put up had something to do with pricing and not as much to do with units so maybe that might be part of it, too. >> u.p.s. and fedex in general has been capacity constraints. they've been able to raise price s, implement surcharges and the like on different types of shipments and really speaks to how many things are moving through these transportation efforts and this say longer-term story, on

and at the end of 4 years have a stellar crop of entry level employees. freshly graduated from raytheon success academy. but chicago's new 21 person elected school board to be phased in over the next 6 years. could signal the beginning of the end for this education market is ation boondocks. the shift is popular among chicago residents who by and large, seem to understand that privatization has not made their schools better. it's hard to argue against the idea that a public school board should be elected by the public. but neil liberals are doing their best to find a way they complain that turn out for school board races is typically low. that gives organized groups like the chicago teacher's union, which calls may oral control and on mitigated disaster, an edge. but one edge isn't that sharp compared to the millions of edges on those stacks of cash that corporate education reformers don't allow to. politicians like chicago mer, laurie lightfoot, although she supported an elected school board when she was running for mayor. now that it's actually happening, lightfoot calls the policy un

. >> it is sad because the raytheon cases the favorite commandment the more ruthless your businessesallistic missiles it makes the woke proclamation. we live in a divided nation right now. we require the apolitical sector and on the nfl or mlb used to provide those forms. that's for the damages incalculable. steve: but this is a public display, the requirement that knowledge and privilege to do and say the right things. people think there is an exaggeration but my family from hungary i will cry every time but what they did to my grandmother and hungary we don't have time for that but this is what they do. they force people to have public displays and it does come from that same mindset from the totalitarian mindset. >> on the comparison to marxism because at least marxism has a coherent they refer what governs the power structure economic relationships any woman black or white or man or woman but what disempowers you is the characteristics you are born with on the day you enter the earth. the genetics you inherit. with that downtrodden and dangerous philosophy even though i don't sub

because raytheon and everybody else, you know, they get, get to get paid to. i mean, the moral hazard thing really bothers me because i visited couple. i talked to officials about corruption and you know, was always about the degree of it. everyone agreed that it's there and, and so you know, there's this moral hazard slippery slope issue here. that's why i keep asking and we really, really leaving, leaving. go ahead, scott. well, i mean, we need to understand it while we were in afghanistan and we had air power based in afghanistan. we had the ability to search more air power from aircraft carriers . busy or maybe and see, and from bases in the, in the middle east through got you see any airspace there was permissive. right now we're talking about a situation where there will be no american aircraft based in afghanistan. everything has to come from abroad, which complicates the delivery of munitions greatly in terms of a timeliness factor. and in terms of a sustainability factor. so anybody who understands if we didn't win the war when we had everything going

(upbeat orchestral music) (pleasant piano music) >>> take a look at shares of raytheon, up almost 3% combination of raytheon and united technologies, so it's not justgeneral or commercial aviation it's a lot of military contracts. in fact, this morning we had greg hays, the company ceo with us on "squawk on the street. we did ask him about that part of the business. he talked a lot about war, and the war of the 21st century. >> the war of the 21st century will be first fought in cyberspace and then in outer space. you don't need main battle tanks. you don't need troop ocean in the first few minutes of any war, the goal of the other side is to take out satellites. how do you replenish those how do you protect those those are the technologies we are focused on >> they did raise hair guidance. speaking of raising guidance, ge did the same they're transforming too a more focused and stronger high-tech, still facing headwinds from the likes of supply-ch chain issues. we asked the ceo on how he expects to deal with them. >> we know we'll have to reup or efforts because of those shortages,

to include major defense contractors like lockheed martin and raytheon. it is one thing if coca-cola wants to do this, all they do is sell sugary beverages. it is another thing if the corporations that make the weapons and equipment are troops depend on are wasting their time to do this. so as soon as that came to light i started demanding answers of the ceos of their companies, why they are wasting their time on this? why they were threatening, threatening, their workforce, with consequences, if they did not go to these sessions? if they did not bow down to these ideas, something that is dangerous for our troops who use their weapons and equipment, and ultimately for all of you who keep us safe so we are doing everything they can. robbie? >> thanks for coming in today. again, i love you lots and i look for to the next one. sen. cotton: all of you can get it at bookstores today. >> -- i have concerns like a lot of people do about -- fairness doctrine. people like josh hawley get book deals. other people get off ed's. --n o -- other people get op e'' s. an

raytheon is winning a $2 billion air force contract for a cruise missile.ng and manufacturing of the missile is expected to be completed in february of 2027. >>> verizon will continue to support low-cost wieshlsreless service if it is able to complete the track provider tracfone >>> and the wall street journal val values fintech apollo gloep at $1 billion. >>> and the unemployment rate expected to fall to 5.6% joining me now you is tom porcelli porcelli >> good to be with you >> to get a better sense of inflation is transitory. your thoughts there? >> i think there is a lot going on with the transitory conversation beyond wave pressure as it relates to the payroll report, we think the wage will move in a dynamic way. we know companies are struggling to bring people on as a result, they are paying people to come on. we expect wage pressures to build. look, we are not looking for a particularly robust jobs gain today. we will get that economic back drop which is incredibly strong. we think there is a host of technical issues that are really stopping the labor

sadly sadly i think he's right about that but that is not a defense of raytheon, that's an indictment of corporate america. it is one thing with nonsense like this and turns people off from their sugary beverages. it is a different thing if the companies who are building the weapons and equipment to keep our troops safe and defend our nation who get the lion's share of their revenues from american taxpayers doing these things. laura: i want to bring up something of all the disturbing things i've seen over the last 3 days, tony blinken, the secretary of state is continuing this biden habit of either bashing america as racist on the world stage, apologizing for america, he tweeted last night that responsible nations must not shrink from scrutiny of their human rights record, they should be transparent with the attempt to grow and do better. that is why i am announcing a formal indication on contemporary forms of racism to visit the us. we are inviting the un to come into conduct some, quote, investigation afterwards they are going to trash is andy cuevas, tresses and give a pass to coun

hopefully all of this human empowerment gets a raytheon focused on their core business, making machinesat they are good for! this is the point. if we are not all of the pronoun's right, if we get all the pronouns right -- maybe they won't notice that we are selling arms to saudi arabia. >> he woke smoke is coming out of your gum. gun. if you're working at one of these companies, what happens to you if you defects from these ideologies? you may not get a bonus, i think a lot of this is downright illegal because it's basically a religion. it's the religion, like any secular religion, but if you don't bend the knee, he could risk being fired, i don't think we should force people to make a decision between expressing their true beliefs and putting food on the dinner table. want to talk about diversity? let's have true diversity of thought. let's not create this exclusionary culture where certain points of view aren't welcome. in the name of antiracism, we are actually perpetuating real racism, and with the muscle of corporate power behind, that's when he became unstoppable. i'm fine, it doe

going to get the reaction from the chief technology officer's of airbus, boeing, rolls-royce, and raytheondo they think these targets are achievable? inflation in the u.k. on excitedly surging to the highest level in three years. used car sales, we can't blame alix for this one. apparently this is the word we are using now, transitive. and food and energy shortages gripped south africa after the biggest refinery has shut down. they are talking about economic sabotage. we will be live in johannesburg with that story. let's talk about where we are with the markets. this is the picture right now. the stock 600 absolutely flat. brent crude is trading down. we are still waiting for the iea data. it was delayed by half an hour. i was hoping it was going to come out at 11:00. we are still waiting. alix: it is really weird. i don't think i've ever seen anything like this 40 iea -- this for the iea. apple at a record high. they were produce more cell phones this year. that is part of the story hoping to move tech. the nasdaq 100 right around as record highs. arc innovation down. the reports are the

raytheon up nearly 3% citing rising recovery and air travel helping. 2% despite beating estimates. for the first time reporting more than a billion dollars in net income check out the airline stocks jetblue is leading the group lower with a 7% drop as the fuel price pressures overshadow solid results. just a few minutes ago, u.s. airlines have filed an emergency petition with federal regulatory commissioner saying action is needed to prevent jet fuel shortages it seems out in reno first we heard american airlines sounding the bell on this. now it seems like there's airports in particular they're homing in on and it's obviously an issue. >> i guess as travel has come back they find themselves short and obviously travel is way, way back. >>> washington works to build a grand infrastructure bill. politicians could be overlooking a critical need for american made semi conductors we'll talk to jerry seib next. >>> plus our powerhouse road trip continues today we'll take a trip to raleigh, noh rona, rtcaliand give you a look at the booming house market there

interestingly enough, a number of defense stocks -- lockheed, raytheon -- today did take a hit, alongading, we should point out. liz: connell, the end of an era. thank you very much. connell mcshane live from the white house. >>> all right, it's one of the reddit room's newest favorites, but alfie is targeting you when you hop in your next uber or lyft. the ceo explains, he's got a real business. it's not just a reddit rebel pick. he's next on "the claman countdown." closing bell ringing in 40 minutes. the dow down 362 points. ♪♪ this may look like a regular movie night. but if you're a kid with diabetes, it's more. it's the simple act of enjoying time with friends, knowing you understand your glucose levels. ♪♪ front desk. yes, hello... i'm so... please hold. ♪♪ i got you. ♪ all by yourself. ♪ go with us and get millions of flexible booking options. expedia. it matters who you travel with. ♪♪ rush hour will never feel the same. experience thrilling performance from our entire line of vehicles at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. this i

companies like raytheon, target and walmart, well over 150 million people visit them each week and consumers and their employers at target. lmart is providing cash compensation for people getting those done and also providing time off for employees to also help get families. varies and is providing childcare. so individual ways companies are doing. i think this kind of effort, because there is no roadmap, companies are learning as they are going. this report about what the leading practices are can help companies be a part of this and take this great challenge that the nation is facing. we are delighted. we think businesses can step up and do even more. >> thank you for that. it is inspiring to hear as folks are stepping up and doing creative things to inspire vaccine, the healthy choice is the easy choice, one of the mantras we have all used. let's dig a little deeper. thank you all for the series of questions, terrific. ddocto, according to recent polling, vaccine safety is a concern for many parents who are hesitant to vaccine their children against covid-19 and other diseases as well. wh

infrastructure, a full-patriot missile ad paid for flomp -- gm, walmart, delta, procter & gamble, raytheon and others, bank america and, again, you'll see this in "the wall street journal" paper, certainly the one published in the washington area that's its intended audience are members of congress certainly and their staff on capitol hill as debate gets under way on infrastructure. helen is in fullerton, california. rope can line. good morning. >> caller: yeah. i give biden -- i'll give him the benefit of the doubt. i'll give him about a c-minus from what i've seen. i don't like his attack on free speech, especially when it comes from forecast. he accused facebook of murder. i think that's pretty strong words towards free speech, private forum and i know he kind of backpedalled on that like the 12 super spreaders that are disseminating false information on vaccines help. came out on cnn and said they were killing people, pretty strong. secondly, i don't like his attack on successful private enterprises. he's accusing 123u8 enterprises about monopolies, and he also has a bug up -- he has p

the prism kept them all down do you know only raytheon managed to buck the trend. it's mostly immune to gyrations of the economy and essential to defending off china if something crazy happens in the strait of taiwan which anyone can certainly dream about or have that nightmare given that the chinese are wrecking the stock market of course, the prism does change from day to day. why don't we define what defines it -- why don't we show what defines it at any given moment so then you can understand why tomorrow could be ugly and you might want to buy. first as usual, it's a ballpark. enjoy another rally. is if the cdc is telling you the great reopening is the great reclosing, that means businesses will fall off a cliff. the cdc, fda have created many moments of pain and hysteria this time though the prism says we won't be able to do that so quickly. you should buy the recession proof stocks that don't need to worry about the economy, like the drugs and utilities. for example, you have to remember that this prism could be temporary today the market had a jaundiced vie

. >> raytheon, 2.5% dividend jim. >> qualcomm. >> like it, jim. there you go thank you, everybody that's it for "halftime report." have a great long weekend. happy fourth of july, everybody. "the exchange" with new record highs begins now you're welcome, kelly. >> thank you, brian. i'm kelly evans. hi everybody, and welcome to the exchange 850,000 new jobs and wages on the rise so, why are bond yields falling again on this great jobs report? we will tell you why and look at the stocks that could hurt if wages continue their climb >>> plus it's branson versus bezos in the space race. richard brans son is set to be aboard a flight next sunday. the stock soaring or landing in the stars. is it the best time for bezos to step away as ceo of amazon it's all coming up in rapid fire but we begin with the stock reaction to today's jobs report. christi kristina partsinevelos has those numbers. >> the russell that you're seeing on your screen down almost 1% is the only major index lower for the week we know kelly will get into the bond yields. growth taking

also providing incentives for people to get vaccines as part of wellness program companies like raytheon. target and walmart, , companiesn with well over 150 million people visit each week as consumers and their employers at target, left-right, walmart providing cash compensation for people who are getting this done. also providing time off for employees but also get members of their family there as well. even at great horizon is providing child support for those. individual ways companies are doing in this effort because there is no roadmap. companies are going as are going. discovered about what the leading practices are can help more companies get engaged with being part of this, take this one of the great challenges this nation has ever faced. we're delighted to be part of that. we expect business can step up and do even more. >> thank you for that. yes, it's inspiring to hear as folks are stepping up and doing creative ways to inspire vaccine and make it easy. the healthy choice the easy choice. one of the mantras we've all used. dig a little deeper, thank you for the first series o

taking a look at the share price, raytheon stock trading up but it did announce a $2 billion contractvia twitter that it had taken a short position, squarely blaming the theater chain's shaky fundamentals, that's a quote, for its bearish stance. the meme mania favorite right now down 6%, but i i love giving the year to date figure. amc is up 2,300% this year. however, could this crash call on amc posing even bigger threats right now to the reddit room trade thing platform of choice which is robinhood as that app prepares to go public? joining us now, charlie gasparino. so you looked at iceberg research, and they say short amc. why exactly? >> by the way, they're not the only ones saying this. this has been bouncing around for a while. and the sort of investment thesis is this: the fundamentals are horrible. we don't have to go through that. people aren't going to movies as much even before the pandemic. 2019 was a lousy year for amc. then they got hit with the pandemic which was catastrophic because they closed down movie theaters. but still the trends are not amc's friend. that's the

. >> raytheon, 2.5% dividend jim. >> qualcomm. >> like it, jim.ort." have a great long weekend. happy fourth of july, everybody. "the exchange" with new record highs begins now you're welcome, kelly. >> thank you, brian. i'm kelly evans. hi everybody, and welcome to the exchange 850,000 new jobs and wages on the rise so, why are bond yields falling again on this great jobs report? we will tell you why and look at the stocks that could hurt if wages continue their climb >>> plus it's branson versus bezos in the space

underwriters of the kennedy library forums lead sponsor bank of america boston capital the lowell institute raytheon the boston foundation and our media partners wbur and the boston globe. we considered having this form last night on the actual 50th anniversary of mrs. kennedy's tour. but did not want to make any of you choose have to choose between sharing valentine's day with loved ones or with your friends here at the kennedy library. so we're so pleased to have so many of you here with us this evening. 50 years ago jaqueline kennedy introduced herself to the nation. in many ways the public already knew mrs. kennedy through her role as the president's wife mother of two children and as the woman who charmed world leaders like christian de gall. but on february 14th 1962, it was a more substantive jaqueline kennedy who guided viewers on a televised tour of the white house and the nation was transfixed. 46 million americans watch that night and an additional 10 million tuned in days later. the reviews where a lot of tory describing mrs. kennedy is a virtuoso performer and an art critic of subtlety.