some people were talking about shriver, nice way to shop sideline shriver. some people are gonna talk about -- johnson will have his way to sideline bobby, to. but here in february of 1964, johnson really puts this close to shriver and says you're going to be my man to end this program. just one reference you will hear when shriver says i think the person who should run this's bill, that bill's bill more years, shriver's deputy at the time running the peace corps. here's a real good example of the johnson -- >> sergeant? >> good morning, mister president, i worry? >> i'm going to announce yr employment at the press conference. >> which press conference? >> this afternoon. >> oh god, i think it would be advisable if you don't mind, if i could have this weekend. i wanted to sit down with a couple of people and see what we could get in the way of some sort of a plan. because what happens, at least my thought, is that what happens is if you announce somebody or -- or somebody else, then they don't know with the hell they're doing or with the program is going to

come november some people were talking up shriver. this is a nice way to sideline shriver, of course some people to talk about bobby as well and johnson will have his ways to sideline bobby too, but here in february of 1964 johnson is really going to put the screws to shriver. you're going to be my man to run this program and just one reference that you'll hear made when shriver says well, i think the person who should run this is bill that bill is bill moyers who was actually shriver's deputy at the time running the peace corps. so here's a real good example of the johnson treatment. charge of the morning mr. president. how are you? i'm on announce your appointment at press conference. what that but i think it's a it would be advisable if you don' mind if i could have with weekend. i wanted to sit down with a couple of people and see what we could get the way of some sort of a plan because what happened to at least my stories that what happens is that you you're not somebody was here somebody else and they don't know what the hell th

come november some people were talking up shriver. this is a nice way to sideline shriver, of course some people to talk about bobby as well and johnson will have his ways to sideline bobby too, but here in february of 1964 johnson is really going to put the screws to shriver. you're going to be my man to run this program and just one reference that you'll hear made when shriver says well, i think the person who should run this is bill that bill is bill moyers who was actually shriver's deputy at the time running the peace corps. so here's a real good example of the johnson treatment. charge of the morning mr. president. how are you? i'm on announce your appointment at press conference. what that but i think it's a it would be advisable if you don't mind if i could have with weekend. i wanted to sit down with a couple of people and see what we could get the way of some sort of a plan because what happened to at least my stories that what happens is that you you're not somebody was here somebody else and they don't know what the hell t

so i want to know a little bit about how shriver, i know he was so influential later with eunice shriver in founding the special olympics but he was the architect of the peace corps and i think he was a conscience in the kennedy administration and i was wondering how the kennedy brothers treated him, how they viewed him even though their sister -- >> host: with got an idea. we will let mark updegrove riff that. c-span2 if you hearing of me. spread the word. your question was sergeant shriver and where he fit into the kennedy family and i would say to that, the answer is they had enormous respect for sergeant shriver. when john f. kennedy put together the peace corps as an embodiment of the asked not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country ideal, he charges sergeant shriver was trying to figure out how to put it in place, while his important to the kennedys, it is vital to note he was important to the lyndon johnson presidency. after johnson becomes president he feels it is important to keep folks that john f. kennedy has put in his cabinet as advisors in hi

he does not care that sargent shriver is grieving quite frankly. he cares, for his objective, he does not care. he is just lost someone, a family member, president kennedy. he does not care that he already has a full-time job running the peace corps. he does not care that he has a family he has just returned home from being overseas from a period of time. he is focused on what he wants to get done. the reason that i appreciate this tape is because it tells you what kind of leader he is. the good, the bad, the ugly. it tells you that he is relentless in pursuit of his large objective and that he understands that personnel is policy. that he has the right people in the jobs and moving. you see that throughout his administration. even as early as that first night when he tells jack valenti, just get on the plane. jack valenti is in texas, why am i getting on the plane* just get on the plane, he has got to get the right people night places in order to execute on this agenda that he has. that he wants to bring to fruition, knowing that the window is goi

is the right person to do that and he doesn't care that sergeant shriver is grieving quite frankly. he cares but for his objective he does not care. he just lost someone a family member, president kennedy and he doesn't care that he already has a full-time job running the peace corps and he doesn't care that he is a family who just returned home from being overseas from a period of time and he is focused on what he wants to get done and the reason that i appreciate the tape is because it tells you what kind of leader he is the good of the bad and the if you're sergeant shriver and it tells you that he is relentless in pursuit of his large objective and that he understands the personnel policy that is got to get the right people in those jobs and moving and you see that throughout his administration. even as early as that first night when he tells, just get on the plane predict and jack is in texas and in asking why am i getting on the plane and he said just go on the plane you've goto get the right people are places. in order to execute on this agenda that he has that he was to brin

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maria shriver was asked about this just. recently about her her upbringing with eunice shriver. and she said, well, i didn't get a lot of love and affection and hugs and kisses from my mother. but you can't give what you never got. hey, god. but joe was i mean, joe, people remarked about how joe kissed his his son. he was he was amazing, as you know, as i know from reading your book, the patriarch he was an amazingly individual and nowhere so than in his family his sons and daughters adored him and they would do almost anything, win his favor even more so he was in and out of the family. he would leave and go to the west coast for three years to be a hollywood tycoon and then come back. but or he would stay in england as the us ambassador. well, they stayed home, but he was always writing these letters to them and. they were writing back and you can that the bond was much warmer and deeper with the dad than was with mark. but you know, one of the more remarkable things is that rose jackson does the same thing at some point when he's a kid about his mother, he says, you know, you

was still working in the peace corps at that point with sargent shriver and he did one draft and then anotherhn draft d johnson like it. and then he finally i finally listen too the tapes and at one point is talking to bill moyers and said we need somebody to be a speechwriter here that can have little rhythm come churchillian rhythm. we have to put some sex in our speeches. who do you think could do that? moyers suggest because it worked with a dick in the peace corps, he said dick goodwin. but says interestingly because it was a fault line between the kennedy people in the johnson people come he said but he's not one of us. in other words, he's not a kennedy person. i mean he's not person. but finally heak decides he's going to take him on because he then write another one that he really likes. meanwhile he is still being, long comforted a story but he still being paid by the state department even though he's in the peace corps. hugh hewitt on the tape think i want that goodwin point to come over here and think we better give him a little $50 raise and if you have to take it out of

work on a message on poverty, he was still working in the peace corps at that point with sargent shriver and needed one drafting another draft and johnson liked it and i finally listen too the tapes and at one point he's talking to bill morris and he says we need somebody to be a speechwriter here that can have a little red them and we have to put some sex in our speeches. and who do we think could do that, the more you suggest he works in the peace corps he's asked goodwin this is interestingly there was a thought line between the kennedy people the johnson people, he said is not one of us. in other words he's not a kitty person, he's not a johnson person. finally he decides he's going to take them on because he writes another one that he really likes an' meanwhile a long complicated story but he still being paid b the state department even though he's in the peace corps and you hear it on the tape saying i want the goodwin boy to come over here and i think we better give them a 50-dollar raise and if you have toi take it out ofw mother's group you can take it out of that but i'm going

he was still he was still working in the peace corps at that point with sergeant shriver. and he did one draft. and then another draft. and johnson liked it. and he finally i finally listened to the tapes. and at one point, he's talking to bill moyers and he said, you know, we need somebody to be a speechwriter here. that can have a little rhythm. churchill and rhythms. and we have to put some sex in our speeches. and who do you think could do that? and moyers suggests because he'd worked with with -- in the peace corps, he says. -- goodwin but says, interestingly, because there was a real fault between the good, the kennedy people and the johnson people, he said, but he's not one of us. you know. in other words, he's he's not a kennedy person. i mean, he's not he's not a johnson person. and so but finally he decides he's going to take him on because he then writes another that he really likes. and so meanwhile he's still being it's a long, complicated story, but he's being paid by the state department, even though he was in the peace. so we have to call up dean rusk and h

. >> by the way, tomorrow a special conversation with rebel wilson she sat down maria shriver she isowfall and destructive tornados, twisters like this one in grapevine, texas, left dozens damaged in the meantime, blizzard warnings are up in the nation's heartland as that snow and ice that closed highways in colorado, nebraska, working east. >> it's a very powerful storm and it is going to hit the northeast as well. right now the biggest concern is for these tornados down through louisiana and into mississippi, too. tornado warnings, dangerous cloud-to-ground lightning, the potential for flooding and even the straight line wind gusts that can cause significant amount of damage that is going to continue to move to the east it weakens by the time it gets to the south tomorrow. the northern side is where the snow is falling. the upper midwest through minnesota another foot of snow at least is possible along with blinding conditions because of the gusty winds, perhaps gusting up to 60 miles per hour. now, in between the transition from the rain to the snow there is a chance we could get

the clerk: office of personnel management, robert shriver, iii, to be deputy director. the presiding officer: the senator from california. mrs. feinstein: thank you, mr. president. as if in legislative session, i ask unanimous consent that the judiciary committee be discharged from further consideration of h.r. 785, and the senate proceed to its immediate consideration. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: h.r. 785, an act for the relief of maria isabel rivera, and so forth. the presiding officer: is there objection to proceeding to the measure? the senator will suspend. without objection, the committee is discharged and the senate will now proceed to the measure. mrs. feinstein: i ask unanimous consent that the bill be considered and read a third time and passed and the motion to reconsider be considered and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. feinstein: mr. president, this is truly a tragic case. the young woman on my right was born in guatemala. she suffers from a rare, life-threatening disorder called msp type 6. t