he can't even figure out to roger mudd why he wants to run for president. him? >> the burden to succeed was crushing. it was crippling to be a kennedy running for president after his brothers. so i think he just felt overwhelmed by that. >> this country is not prepared to sound retreat. it is willing to make a stand, and so am i. >> even though kennedy goes on to fight a spirited battle, he never overcomes this stumble right out of the blocks. >> when ted arrives at the democratic national convention he's trailing so far behind carter that he's left with no choice but to concede. >> for me a few hours ago this campaign came to an end. for all those who cares have been our concern, the work goes on, the cause endures, the hope still lives and the dream shall never die. >> it is one of the greatest political speeches of all-time. if he had given 1% of that, 1% of that as an answer to roger mudd at the beginning of the campaign, he might well have become the president of the united states. >> ted kennedy's presidential ambitions are over. his marriage to joan

phil mudd question, which is what else is out there if robert mueller will issue indictments about wikileaks, and maybe he already did? >> that is one of the things we have seen, the questions about roger stone, bragging publicly that he has information about wikileaks and then saying no, he was just being roger stone and you can't trust him no matter what he says, and then whether other people around him were acting as intermediates. what did folks know when? >> the president's answers on anything related to before he was president, whether it was the meeting at trump tower or the hacking of dnc e-mails is one strain separate from his conduct as president firing comey and these are two separate areas. you have to believe that mueller is done at least with the presidential questions, but we don't know which direction potential indictments are going and what it all adds up to. what is clear, you heard all yesterday, it's the show we will be watching. >> alisyn, you look at all this and say what does any of it matter? >> yeah, the earth is coming to an end, apparently, in 2050 -- >> have that pwur receiboroug b can. >> i am glad you are guys are joking about it. rising temperatures, extr

roger stone's alleged efforts during the 2016 presidential campaign to get information from wikileaks about the clinton campaign e-mails stolen by the russian intelligence service. let's bring in our experts. phil mudd, what stands out to you from going through these documents? >> one piece of this. look, we've been at this for a couple of years now. a couple of pieces that have already come in place. we know what the russians did. the mueller indictments show us. it wasn't only russians involved in hacking, it was russians involved in military intelligence. we know who they hacked and how they released the information. that was the intermediary, wikileaks, putting out the information. we're waiting for the final piece. we knew roger stone was involved in looking at wikileaks. we didn't have a great deal of detail. that final piece, was there an element in the trump circuit who was connected with wikileaks slowly coming into focus. the piece we're missing, though, is whether they ever got what they were seeking. we're half a step away from that, closing in. >> what do you make of corsi's claim, and it's a claim by him, that he just happened to correctly guess -- it was a guess on his part -- which e