can shriver succeed in his mission?>> all right, guys. let's go. >> ready to go, jack? >> finally, he had about two minutes with kennedy, and he said, we've all been worrying about what we can do to help. what about calling coretta king? >> kennedy's fearful of alienating southern governors and southern democrats by being pro civil rights. but that all changes. >> kennedy calls coretta king to offer his support. >> that was a big decision. kennedy decides to do what is morally right. >> a simple phone call was a very noble thing to do. undoubtedly he did this for political reasons, but he did it. nixon did not. >> when kennedy's call leaks to the press, his brother bobby all but froths at the mouth. >> he was white with anger. he said sargent shriver and i have probably lost the campaign. he was furious. >> my father was a little disturbed about that because he was worried how well that would go over with some of the, you know, white governors. >> the deed is done. but bobby soon realizes he can turn the situation to hi

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sergeant shriver, who helped create and later directed the peace corps under president john f.u.s. ambassador to france during the johnson administration. he was the democratic vice presidential nominee in 1972. senator birch by of indiana, the dynamic young member of the u.s. senate, he has long enjoyed labor union support and achieved national attention with amendments providing for the 18-year-old boat and presidential succession. senator henry jackson of washington, better known as scoop jackson, has taken a strong position on major issues over his 34 years in congress. he is considered liberal on economic issues but a leading spokesman for military preparedness. morris k. udall from arizona, congressman for the past 16 years, has called -- homespun campaign image. he is working to gain national attention as a liberal in his bid for the presidential nomination. governor george wallace of alabama, one of the most colorful candidates is known for , his strong stand on the rights of the states. he campaigned in 1972 as an independent after losing the bed for the democratic par

if it is billionaire to billionaire, sencical people -- lionel shriver, best selling novelist. she said people will welcome bloomberg as a respite from trump. no, they won't. if it's billionaire to billionaire, nobody -- people are going to go with the billionaire who isn't like this guy. the one thing you say about trump, when he came up with that rosy o'donnell line, he wasn't the creature of minders. he wasn't the creature of people that don't tear tell the sultan that he's going to have to come up with an explanation as to why so many of the girls in the harem had the sign nondisclosure agreements. it was pathetic. >> tucker: probably the best summary i've heard of american politics. i don't think you can beat presidents and we're all going to suffer. mark steyn, great to see you. thank you. >> thanks a lot, tucker. >> tucker: well, last night's debate left every democrat looking weaker and less capable of taking on the man that they december spice, president trump that is terrifying to the press. they're worried washington's home team that they'll blow their second electio

[voice of eunice kennedy shriver] the right to play on any playing field? you have earned it.hold a job? you have earned it. the right to study in any school? you have earned it. the right to be anyone's neighbor? you have earned it. you have taught us that what matters is not power or politics, weapons or wealth. what truly counts is the courageous spirit and a generous heart. the days of separation and segregation are over. [cheering.] i want some more what's he doin? but, he can't look at him! it's just not done! please sir. i want some more more? more? more? more? please sir he has asked for... thank you what? well he did say please sir yes he did and, thank you yeah. and thank you he's a wonderful boy (laugh) a delightful boy (all boys): thank you, thank you, thank you. greg: would you find it evil to eat a weevil. the global population believes it has 10,000,000,030 years. scientists are wondered how we are all going to eat. we are killing the push to move to plant-based diets. a scientist said wayne state university named her wayne state another great protein source of

[music] [voice of eunice kennedy shriver] the right to play on any playing field? you have earned it. the right to hold a job? you have earned it. the right to study in any school? you have earned it. the right to be anyone's neighbor? you have earned it. you have taught us that what matters is not power or politics, weapons or wealth. what truly counts is the courageous spirit and a generous heart. the days of separation and segregation are over. [cheering.] mom: honeydad:at i think youi played jv basketball.h. mom: i'm sorry, i don't think it looks right. dad: this is good. and it's all good, baby. mom: is it, is it really all good? daughter: if you love me enough to routinely test your handyman skills not to mention the strength of your marriage, then of course you'll visit nhtsa.gov/therightseat to make sure i'm in the right car seat. mom: i'm gonna call my dad. napolitano: john bolton former national security advisor, colonel sanders impersonator, that's for you piscopo, came under fire last night over his refusal to testify president terms impeachment trial.

great novelists lionel shriver wrote to the british spectator, american novelist, best-selling novelistnd said people will welcome bloomberg as a respite from trump. no theywo won't. if it's billionaire to billionaire, nobody -- people are going to go with the billionaire who isn't like the sky. the one thing you say about trump, when he came up with that rosie o'donnell line, he wasn't the creature of minders. he wasn't the creature of courtiers who don't dare tell the sultan that he's going to have to come up with an explanation as to why so many of the girls in the had to signed nondisclosure agreements. it was pathetic. >> tucker: [laughs] probably the best summer ever heard of american politics. of american politics. i don't think you can be president since her foreign-born and we are all going to suffer because of that. mark steyn, great to see you tonight, thank you. >> tucker: thanks a lot, talker. >> tucker: well, last night's debate left every democrat looking weaker and less capable of taking on the man they collectively despise,of president trump. that is terrifying to the p

[voice of eunice kennedy shriver] the right to play on any playing field? you have earned it.. the right to study in any school? you have earned it. the days of separation and segregation are over. [cheering.] lou: here we go. house judiciary committee chairman, former house impeachment manager jerry nadler today not giving up despite his failures, his embarrassment in the specious if efforts to try to overthrow president trump. listen to what nadler wants to do next. >> mr. chairman, just to put a finer point on it, you said it's likely that your committee or some combination of committees will subpoena john bolton. that's what you're saying? >> [inaudible] >> has the speaker signed off on it? >> excuse me? >> has the speaker signed off on it? when did this happen? >> i don't know. [laughter] lou: joining us tonight, president trump's personal attorney, rudy giuliani. [laughter] great to have you here. >> nadler looked like he got the heck kicked out of him. lou: well, he did. he and the whole bunch -- >> hospital waiting line. lou: you know, adam schiff kind of retired from

secretary shriver, i think that's his name, the man you're -- i don't know him. i understand from people i respect that he is one of the best. i want you to know that there is -- there are a lot of very good, very smart people continuing the work, continuing the work he was doing, or others that are ready to come back into government to help. they're there. they are there. and i don't think you're going to see some big change in our policy, or the effectiveness of our policy, because of the loss of one person, no matter how good he or she is at their job. this whole of government thing is absolutely essential. it isn't just the navy. it isn't just the military that is going to keep the peace in the western pacific. it is going to be making sure that our network of alliances, that i would not trade our friends for china's friends. specifically, i'd like to be much more friendly with vietnam. i wouldn't trade that, and i share your fear of that network diminishing. i don't know that i have much of a fear that it is going to happen. i think we'll be able to keep our

. >> maria shriver is here. going to spend the whole hour with us.ion. >> i heard about that. >> roker gets 12 weeks a year. you have a great story. >> i love the series that you've been doing.