kennedy, ted sorenson. and so sorenson is there, and, again, oliphant brings this out powerfully. the only thing i would add, is -- and this is something i'll talk about in my biography, is that john f. kennedy has a bigger hand in these speeches than i anticipated when i started my research. which is to say, you can see his distinctive scribbles on many of these speeches. it's also the case, and i think the library -- the library brings this out. that he quite often departed from his text. for fairly long stretches. and they're still -- you know, he still speaks in full paragraphs. but those are john f. kennedy's own words. so i think it's more of a partnership than maybe i anticipated when i started because i thought this was sorenson, to some extent dick goodwin. schlessinger has a role in some speeches but i think kennedy was more involved. >> i got to do a couple events with ted sorenson when he was alive at the jfk library, and it was such an honor, because he was a kind of hero. and we all thought we might emerge as the next ted southernson. i even have the right first name

and ted sorenson strain during the thousand days, strained relationship with arthur. >> ted sorenson is one of the greatest speechwriters, presidential speechwriters of all time. and actually schlesinger in sorenson towards the end of elected become much better friends but there's no sense in which they were not rivals during this time. it didn't start interesting enough with "profiles in courage" that came to the sins the draft to schlesinger who goes through it with his red pen, or maybe his blue pencil, kind making suggestions. he speaks in a way that is entirely appropriate to speak to senator kennedy, but it's sorenson was written so much of the initial draft. sorenson feels very resentful and effectively being humiliated in front of center kennedy, his boss at that stage. that follows through right into the white house. sorenson would do almost anything to stop sauce into getting his hands on speeches. so very often kennedy will slip a speech to schlesinger, don't tell ted and so schlesinger a make these changes and then kennedy were kind of may be right about a make sure that,

other the white house staff through a party and produced a cake, sorenson and kennedy racing towardsa big pot of gold and it set on the cake may the best man win. there is a sense in which the rivalry is stoked, they felt it very intensely. >> five years ago the library released schlesinger's interviews with jacqueline kennedy and jacqueline kennedy on those tapes and you should listen if you haven't already is very at ease and your book explains why. what was the origin of this relationship and partnership? through cd or audible listening to them, sometimes you hear the clink of drinks being poured and natalie portman listening to those interviews when she prepared for the role of playing jackie kennedy but the relationship comes about in the 1950s beyond what we were talking about, schlesinger is outside the circle, kennedy has his own team and one thing he says is if you want to get things through go through jackie, they become almost like a political partnership from the beginning and they enjoy each other's company, he suffers humiliation of being moved from the west wing to the

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second period, no score, marcus sorenson. yes. sweet move there. 1-0 sharks. third period joe pavelski with the deflection on the power play. sharks win 2-0. martin jones picks up career win number 100. congrats to him. >>> that's it for sports. see you. into a touching reunion for a military family in san mateo county. >>> a typical family outing turned into a touching reunion for a military family in san mateo county. [ cheers and applause ] everybody liking this one. navy officer robert tapiador found out he was coming home for christmas, but he just found out yesterday. he wanted to surprise his two sons. and his wife went along with his whole plot, taking the family to a b.j.'s restaurant in san bruno. it was going to be just a regular lunch. the boys had no idea dad was waiting in the kitchen the whole time. so when the food comes out, guess who's bringing it. it's dad. delivering the food to the table. it was an emotional experience. >> missing my boys' birthdays. but for christmas it's a big moment for us. >> i was like so emotional i couldn't -- my he

restart finally i gave him my driver's license my registration my car sorenson david cameron master mason but they ran a name l. for. when the police typed l. thought the search result. displayed the warrant of arrest of lemon. lemon ford is black he is the same age as lee and is wanted for truck traffic leon who is waiting in the car does not have a criminal record but the police is convinced that he is the suspect. has gone on i've tried everything i could possibly. being able to use they were very aggressive they never asks me to get out the door. they. told me they would. even food is afraid and he refuses to get out of the car or one of the policeman gets in on the passenger seat to force him out. really there was no doubt in my mind that they were they were going to kill me i just knew that they were wanted in that moment. as soon as the cut rates the policeman in the car fires five bullets. he will then say that he thought that leaving was armed. they called me out a call or told me that they hoped that i would. first bring the words the worst. and again telling me that they were.

two kings run into each other and markus sorenson takes advantage beating jonathan quick with the backhandeason. he's playing well against his former team, had he 20 saves after two periods. now midway through the third, san jose leads 2-0. at lambeau field, these santas weren't the only ones having fun. playing in 9 degree weather, the vikings and packers manage just one touchdown. stefon diggs in the corner. brent hundley subbing for aaron rodgers through a pair of interceptions. green bay was 0 for 4 in fourth down attempts. this pass will go incomplete. the vikings win 16-0. it's their first shutout in 204 years. army fans worked out. this is the baltimore game. it was windy and rainy. the colts had nothing to play for but hung tough. ber set drops it off for gore who will score. the former 9ers just the second player in nfl history to have 12 straight seasons of 1,000 yards from the line of skraim scrimmage. the ravens led by ten, indy still had a chance, down by seven with just under three minutes to play. the colts block this punt and recover deep in baltimore territory but on fourt

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two kings collide and marcus sorenson took advantage, beating with his backhand.tin jones was superb with 28 saves. he shut out his former team for his 100th career record season win. goes to the slot and deflects. burns shoots into the net. the sharks beat their rivals 2-0. they won't play again until thursday. >>> at lambeau field, these santas were the only ones having fun. playing in 90-degree weather, the packers managed just one touchdown. brett hudley filling in for thee injured bailey. this fourth down pass will go incomplete. it's the vikings first shutout in 23 years. >>> the ravens took on indy. the colts had nothing to play for but hung tough. they drop it out for frank gore, who will score. the 49ers are the second players in l.a. history to have a scrimmage. the ravens up by 10. indy still had a chance. down by 7 with just under three minutes to play. the colts blocked its punt and recovered deep in baltimore territory. but on fourth down and 10, bursett's pass fell incomplete. the ravens won at 23-16. they can clinch a playoff spot next week against

so sorenson is -- the only thing i would add -- and this is something i'll talk about in my biography, is that john f. kennedy has a bigger hand. you can see his scribbles on any of these speeches. it is also the case, and i think the library brings this out, that he quite often departed from his text for fairly long stretches. you foe rp he speaks in full photographs but those are his own words. i think it's more of a partnership. i thought it was sorr eric nses >> i got to do a couple of events with him. he was a kind of hero. we thought we might immerge as the next ted it hasn't happened since then. i do think it is pocht to m you write it with their thoughts in your miepd. it's not like you are exactly the author. you're wraing for a very specific perp and very specific cause. he basically had a life of unat this particular timed. he is a sort of on -- they lovered those guys. you don't hear their names as often. they were really important to him. ty think ted created a nice mix. i think he heard the theological language of civil rights. so there's something that is very important

clark sorenson takes advantage beating jonathan quick with the back hand. third goal of the season. superb with 28 saves. he shut out the former team for the 100th career regular season win. midway poff a third. joe pavelski did he flekts a shot into the net. the eighth goal of the season. the sharks win 2-0. they play again thursday. >> yeah it was good. you know, there's been so many years every time we play them it's a one-goal game. you know you're going to be in it it's physical. you have some battles block a few shots. that's what it was tonight. definitely feels good to win. >>> army fans got a work out at the armed forces bowl. san diego state was driving in the fourth quarter when jaylen makes a great defensive play tipping this pass to the teammate for interception. that led to brad shaw second touchdown of the game. tide at 28. san diego state led by penny who rushed for 221 yards and four td this put it back on top. army gets across the goal line to cut it down to one. the black knights gamble and go for the vikt which and get it as kjell walker turns the corner. 42-35 f

maybe the ted sorenson to trump's jfk or robert hunter to trump's jerry garcia. is that what is going on all this time? spoiler. no. white house defense, i'm obligated to say what they say, then look at it. this one tweet that got trump in trouble and is legally counterproductive is the one time he tweeted for the president. it was only one. my last and i'm out of the business. suggests that if trump gets in trouble for another tweet down the road won't be ghost writing. dowd says he sent to staffer to post online. as reporters ask, is there e-mail to show dowd drafted the tweet? then he said he dictated it to his staffer. >> does that happen a lot, other people tweet for the president? >> yes -- well yes. in terms of lawyers. lawyers are the ones that understand how to put those tweets together. i was with the president on saturday, all day frankly. and i know that what mr. dowd says is correct. that he says is that he put it together and sent it to our director of social media. >> there you have it. bob mueller can find out if this is what happened, subpoena di

if only he had a ted sorenson like john f. kennedy had. had somebody like george shultz or james baker like ronald reagan had that could communicate to him in an adult and serious fashion. but alas, he's kind of a lone wolf and the people that he may have confided in, jared kushner for example, is the wolves of legal troubles are pounding at that door. >> douglas brinkley, thank you. >>> "saturday night live" splicing together the trump white house and charles dickens, a christmas carol. wait until you see who played scrooge and marley. but some people still like cable. just like some people like wet grocery bags. getting a bad haircut. overcrowded trains. turnstiles that don't turn. and spilling coffee on themselves. but for everyone else, there's directv. for #1 rated customer satisfaction over cable, switch to directv. and for a limited time get a $100 reward card. call 1-800-directv blue moon is a well-crafted belgian style wheat beer brewed with valencia orange peel for a refreshing taste that shines brighter. blue moon. copdso to bre

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