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and he jouust roared with laughter, bus nobody tells the head of the soviet socialist republic, don'th statistics. but he loved her sharp wit. jackie's impact on nikita khrushchev at a minimum diverted attention from a superpower summit that kennedy described later as "the toughest thing i've ever been through." >> jackie succeeds in bolstering her husband's presidency. but his loyalty to her has its limits. >> i said what are you going to do about all your affairs, jack? and he said, well, you know, in the white house it should be easier. the secret service will protect me. and he was right. the secret service did protect him. >> jackie kennedy was well aware of her husband's infidelities. how could she miss? her own secretary, pam turner, was sleeping with the president, along with a lot of other women who worked at the white house. jackie was no fool. they were all around her. >> i've always thought jackie really loved jack, really loved jack. and was always trying to get him to be faithful to her. >> during a family football game at bobby kennedy's home, jackie sprains her ankle.

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communist government, like in china, the chinese communist party, the soviet union, union of soviet socialist republics. that really wasn't communists, we referred to them as communists but communism doesn't exist if there is a government. true communism is where the government fades away, everybody shares an shares alike. but we have seen historically a n a rather sad life of person named mar, following up on engels came one this idea, it was completely wrong. e didn't foresee the rising of a middle class such as we've had here in the united states. anybody that didn't foresee that and tried to concoct a form of government without foreseing that is not somebody that should be followed. dostoevsky said and was quoted in the gulag archipalego, he was speaking theoretically, having spent many years in the gulag in a russian prison, he was speaking not theoretically or hypothetically but pragmatically from having been the victim of the government, but dostoevsky said the problem with socialism is not economic. the problem is socialism is atheism. you cannot have a true socialist government unless the gove

a lot of these revolutions in fact all of them happened in no republics that had command economy socialist economies and so economically these countries were not well developed and you know the arab spring was that it was a story moment but often with historical moments the outcomes can be quite different to what the people who are shaping the historical moment actually believe it so if you look at the arab spring 10 years on it was driven by swastika factors and actually when you look at the long term repercussions i think you'll find that there are 3 main and big impact of the arab spring that has only now become apparent perhaps of the time it was a very clear one is the end of political islam or the beginning of the end of political islam i think arabs and i'm moving away from that and the other sort of big factor is is this a slow decline or perhaps the death of the out israeli conflict and i hope spring has shown that actually arabs have their own a lot of their own internal problems perhaps they've no longer see the arabs really conflict as the number one priority for them and we've

republic, our elections. voting by illegal aliens and is rampant andns flipping elections because socialist democrats have made it illegal to require proof of citizenship when illegal aliens and other noncitizens demand to be registered to vote. . this year as a minimum hundreds of thousands and more likely millions of illegal aliens and other noncitizens voted after joe biden openly promised amnesty and citizenship if he's elected president. vote by mail schemes are both horribly prone to voter fraud and illegal because they violate article 1, section 4 of the constitution, and congress' ensuing designation with minor exceptions of one 24-hour day as the election day during which citizens can vote. congress could have but did not create an election week, an election month, or an election season. mr. speaker, the overwhelming and irrefutable evidence compels but one conclusion. if only lawful votes cast by eligible american citizens are counted, donald trump won the electoral college. in 1776, american patriot thomas payne said it best, quote, these are the times that try men's souls. the summer soldier and th

back by politicians like jews, socialists, communists, that they stabbed germany in the back and that's why germany went down. that led to the destruction of the weimar republic to the ascent of adolf hitler. >> april, lamar alexander struck a different tone than many of his gop colleagues. take a listen. >> the states have counted, certified their votes. the courts have resolved the disputes. it looks very much like the electors will vote for joe biden. when at tthey do, i hope he pul t puts the country first, i mean the president, and that he congratulates the president-elect and gets off to a good start. >> april, any chance that that happens? >> let me say what some of the sources around the president, people who are in that inner circle who have the president's ear are saying, they're saying the president is angry. tomorrow, if what we expect to happen, the fact that these states will certify that joe biden is indeed the president-elect, this president will still remain angry about the situation. ana, at issue is the fact that it's all the hype men around the president who keep telling him things like, there was voter fraud and, you know, there were no s

republic. i know that there are members of the 117thgoing into congress are progressives and they would like to see a more socialistorm of government coming and that is less about serving the individual and more about serving government. i tend to side with american people in the working class. i think government operates best when it is small, accountable and transparent. people have the power to control that. i don't think that people should work to serve the government under unfair bureaucratic programs. am pretty conservative. i will work with members and those that make our country a credit -- a better place and proves the concept of equal opportunity rather than equal outcome. 's 3ell me about florida inch the challenges your constituents face. >> i call it the fighting third. we have incredible grit. that we have a major university, the university of florida, we represent the gator nation and the real swap. with that comes a lot of research, development and investment in innovation and technology. we have academia, but we also have agriculture. rural areas that produce commodities. it is a unique balance of

republic for the next decade. >> this is a race to the finish here, we know that. we're the last line of defense against this radical socialistenda that they are trying to perpetrate on america. >> the choice would not be more dramatic. nbc's priscilla thompson is in gwinnett county, getting a firsthand look at georgia's ballot processing. what are you hearing as president trump is continuing to claim election fraud and is now even calling on republican governor brian kemp to resign? some in the black community are saying there is voter suppression and the secretary of state is not living up to his commitment to have really fair voting. >> reporter: andrea, we have certainly come a long way from just two weeks ago when governor kemp was tweeting from the white house christmas party, to now the president calling on him to resign. as the president is seeking to relitigate the results of the election in georgia, much of the electorate has turned their focus to these crucial runoff elections. more than 2.5 million georgians have voted either early in person or by absentee ballot in these elections. that's more than the amount of

free constitutional republic and i know that there are some members of the class going into the 117th congress who are what they call progressive and they would like to see more socialistorm of government coming in that is less about serving the individual and the people and more about serving government. i tend to side with the american people and the working class. i think that government operates best when it is small and accountable and transparent. and people have the power to control that. i don't think that people should work to serve the government and build these big bureaucratic programs. as far as where i find myself, i'm a pretty conservative member, but i am an american first so i will work with members and those that make our country a better place and really preserve the concept of equal opportunity rather than equal outcome. host: tell me a little bit about florida and the challenges that your constituents face that they are hoping you can help them with. rep.-elect cammack: i love florida's third congressional district. i call it the fighting third. we have incredible grit in our district. it is unique in that we have a major university, go gators. we

our country, all americans are going to lose the republic that so -- so manysacrificed have sacrificed to get us. let me talk about what i call the socialistrats. you need to look at the history of socialism. the national socialist german nazis, thety, the soviet union, communist china, they exterminated tens of millions of their own citizens who believe in liberty in order to impose socialism on the populations of those countries. if they are willing to exterminate, murder liberty of their ownns countries or surrounding countries, you better believe they are willing to engage in something like voter fraud and election theft in their quest for political power. that is what is happening in our country. host: can you talk about the texas case they are asking the supreme court to take up? 10 minutes ago president trump "we will be intervening in the texas and other state cases. this is a big one, our country needs the victory." guest: i hope the case gets someplace. i'm concerned that the supreme court will do what they routinely do. them to a hesitancy for be involved in these contests because the writers of the constitution did not want the

republic of congo is 50% of their revenue. they are talking about he disseminating millions of black and brown people for the socialist utopian college and they hide behind things like ugly police brutality or the notion that corporations control everything. and then stupid comments like the majority of americans are not working. entering this year, black poverty was at an all-time low. at an all-time low. the gap between black and white unemployment rates was at the narrowest it had ever been. capitalism is working. there will tweets to it. i'm not someone that thinks that everything is perfect. everything that they espouse. everything that they believe in is a lie. and i'm sick of them using black and brown people as an excuse for something else. this is an ideological -- an ideology that has nothing to do with race and everything to do with control. pete: well said, charles. brian, as it turns out when you dial 1-800 charles smith cell phone rings. he had it on silence for this segment. steve: give it a try. you no he this stuff better than anybody. hosting the future of capitalism virtual down hall on january 13th at 2:00