she is called for joe mccarthy's anti-communist committee and interesting way people thought because of her connection to paul which i think was part of it but joe mccarthy leans over and grills her about her political affiliations and she asks her about her 1945.african journey which was seen as subversive because it was an anticolonial document. the inquisitor, leans over and says are you sure you wrote this book? she was somebody who was not short on attitude so she said do you think i could not read a book like this all by myself? how dare you ask me that question. the other thing she ultimately goes to the committee issue sort of flips the script and she says i don't even recognize these people. this committee has on it southern senators who don't allow black people to vote in their states. so you know she had that kind of defiance and that kind of toughness about her as she went into sometimes very dangerous political terrain. people have just gone to jail and then exiled and so forth and she was also outspoken on her anticolonial activity. >> i wanted to ask all of you, why is

known for his is confrontation with joe mccarthy, the anti-communist crusader. and morrow had a dramatic confrontation on the air. that was a separate show. "person to person," was looking at actors and sports figures. a range. he would bring cameras into their home and sit in an easy chair with actors and sports personalities. in their homes. he would exchange views with the celebrities. >> let's watch a clip. tell us what impact it had. >> they were married last month. they are looking for a place to live. they stay up in boston. so much for the history. lightso and meet the new -- let's go and meet the newlyweds. >> have you opened all of your wedding gifts? >> we have a couple. us around yourow apartment? >> certainly. >> it looks like some of the things that we do. andt was early television this was early celebrity tv. .e did smalltalk interviews it was a popular show in those days. ess revisions. >> late. >> it was fairly late in the evening. >> i have watched a lot of these interviews. these are not exactly hard-core journalism. image?d he do to his morro

in history, he is known for his confrontation with joe mccarthy, the anti-communist crusader. he and morrow had a dramatic confrontation on the air. that was a separate show. this show, "person to person," was looking at actors and sports figures. a range. he would bring cameras into their home and sit in an easy chair with actors and sports personalities. in their homes. he would exchange views with the celebrities. >> let's watch a clip. tell us what impact it had. >> they were married last month. they are looking for a place to live. they stay up in boston. so much for the history. let's go and meet the new lights let's go and meet the newlyweds. -- let's go and meet the newlyweds. >> have you opened all of your wedding gifts? >> we have a couple. >> would you show us around your apartment? >> certainly. >> it looks like some of the things that we do. >> it was early television and this was early celebrity tv. he did smalltalk interviews. it was a popular show in those days. endless revisions. >> done live. >> it was fairly late in the evening. >> i have watched a lot of th

mccarthy yeah it was not the bobby kennedy was shot that day in california that we yeah biggest risk ever took well i think the game is up there and it's got elected in life was gone well i was going to speak at the kind of democratic party convention i was one of those rising stars and all those fancy new magazines and then every single democratic friend of mine turned their back and i mean it was it was a long way to come back in their good graces it's always good seeing you got great to be here thank you good luck thanks so much separate giants thanks to my guests lieutenant governor gavin newsom the new book is citizen ville it's on sale online and in bookstores everywhere and you can find me on twitter with kings things and i'll see you next time. well. it's technology innovation all the developments from around russia. that's huge you're covered. let me let me i want to know we're going to let me ask you a question. here on this network as we're having a debate we have our knives out. but if you feel the slightest spank staying there again you're in a situation where being free

mccarthy yeah it was not the bobby kennedy was shot that day in california that lee yeah biggest risk of a top well i think the game hunters up there. has got elected in life was gone well i was going to speak at the kind of democratic party convention i was one of those rising stars and all those fancy new magazines and then every single democratic friend of mine turned their back and i mean it was it was a long way to come back in their good graces it's always good seeing you got a great to be here thank you good luck thanks so much supper giants thanks to my guests lieutenant governor gavin newsom the new book is citizen bill is on sale online and in bookstores everywhere and you can find me on twitter with kings things and i'll see you next time. well. it's technology innovations all the developments from around russia. that's huge you're covered. mission. couldn't take three years for charges three arrangement three. three stooges free. download free blanquita cullum videos for your media projects a free media oh don carty dot com. you live on one hundred thirty three bucks a mon

morrow is a famous newsman from cbs who in history s known for his confrontation with senator joe mccarthy, the who was unist crusader holding the communist witch hunts on capitol hill. morrow had a very ramatic confrontation on the air. but -- and that was the separate had.that morrow but this show person-to-person was more of a variety looking at actresses, musicians, sports figures, a range of politicians well. he would bring them -- he would take his cameras into their home in an easy sit chair and visit with actors and personalities and musicians in their homes. and it was a show where you just exchanged the views of -- with these celebrities. then 's watch a clip and you can tell us what impact it had on the -- on the television we watch today. >> the kennedys were married last month. they're still looking for a in washington. on weekdays, they stay up in boston. history.ch for the let's go and meet the newlyweds. senator?here, >> yes, right here, mr. morrow. >> good evening, sir. good evening, mrs. kennedy. have you opened all of your wedding gifts? >> well, i've opened quite a few

mccarthy or i'm crazy to get to the u.s. senate all of one of the hardest things you know it's one of the most exclusive jobs in america so clearly he knows how to get elected and it's interesting that he he opposes this you know although it does contain all this pork for texas but yeah i mean the thing is eleven hundred pages long now at first it was eight hundred and some pages long and then and then the better version of it was three hundred pages longer i challenge you to find any document that gets better as it gets longer and that just means more stuff was was was added more payoffs were done we would not even talk about the marco phones these you know some kind of secure phones that are going to be given to rangers along the border in case they want to call security and the city's mayor three am call my see a diety jump across the border greg you know it was one of those things to appease the anti amnesty crowd to say oh we're going to your way and that in fact that's what the whole border fence is i mean ultimately t

mccarthy or i'm crazy to get to the u.s. senate all of one of the hardest things you know it's one of the most exclusive jobs in america so clearly he knows how to get elected and it's interesting that he he opposes this you know although it does contain all. this board worked for texas but yeah i mean the thing is eleven hundred pages long now at first it was eight hundred and some pages long and then and then the better version of it was three hundred pages longer i challenge you to find any document that gets better as it gets longer and that just means more stuff was was was added more payoffs were done we would not even talk about the marco phones these you know some kind of secure phones that are going to be given to rangers along the border in case they want to call security and this is made out of three am call my see a diety jump across the border greg you know it was one of those things to appease the anti amnesty crowd to say oh we're going to be away and that in fact that's what the whole border fence is i mean u

mccarthy on its employees even though there's no reason to believe the doing so will keep any of our secrets and he say it's not just me and the very very ugly the five on yesterday's episode of the five. claimed that he didn't want any more mosques built in america without a thorough investigation before hand to make sure potential mosque goers are not terrorists this fellow hosts water his remarks check it out. if it were up to me i would not have another country until we got it worked out he was not a terror and by the way if somebody out there is any muslim out there any muslim cleric any muslim leader says anything about this you know you're cowardly because you're afraid to go to put up what i call the that want. this but are there. i don't know what's worse the bob beckel actually believes it's a good idea for the rest of us fox so-called news buddies islamophobia it's just very very. the same story doesn't make it news. he says. thank you. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else. other part of it and r

mccarthy on its employees even though there's no reason to believe the doing so will keep any of our secrets any safer that's just me and a very very ugly. and yesterday's episode of the five. bob akhil proclaimed that he didn't want any more mosques built in america without a thorough investigation beforehand to make sure potential mosque go orders are not terrorists as fellow hosts of water his remarks check it out. if it were up to me i would not have another mosque built in this country until we got it worked out he was not a terrorist and by the way every gal has somebody out there and every muslim out there any muslim cleric any muslim leader says anything about this no you're cowardly because you're afraid to go to put up what i call the that want you both while this letter there. i don't know what's worse the bob beckel actually believes it's a good idea or that the rest of his fox so-called news buddies five years old there's a lot of it's just very very. well with the. audience technology innovation all the least of militants from around russia we've got the future covered.

she never particularly cared for joe mccarthy, but this was one step too far. as she told president eisenhower, lucille -- is no communist. [laughter] mrs. eisenhower invited the actress, lucille ball and her husband and the other cast members to come to the white house to perform at a benefit for president eisenhower's birthday. this was just days before ms. ball was scheduled to appear on capitol hill. several weeks later, at the vice president dinner, a traditional dinner held annually in those days, the entire united states senate was always traditionally invited. one senator, however, was not invited by mrs. eisenhower. that was senator joseph mccarthy. as lighthearted as the anecdote may now seem, at the time, it sent a political message. it was the use of her role as a hostess by the administration, not so much by mrs. eisenhower, to make a statement that was not quite coming out against mccarthy. mccarthy was of the same political party. but it still made its point. from the very beginning, first ladies assumed public projects, or what we later called s

mccarthy in june of 1950, and you quote a political consultant named bernard baa rook who said if a man had made the declaration of conscience, he would have been the next president of the united states. and you mention in the book when you're talking about hillary rodham clinton who is an old friend, you said an extraordinary role model, you've known her for years because your husbands served as governors together. did they sit next to each other at nga meetings? >> guest: yes. the order in which the states came into the union. >> host: oh, right. and it was so serendipitous. you are old friends and, obviously, colleagues, and you said that the united states is ready for a woman president. so i have to ask you, she's obviously the great hope of the democratic party, the great hope of many women. whether or not you want her to run, whether or not you would support her, any feelings that you have. you said that you have enduring respect for her service as secretary of state. she, um, you know, barring whatever is, you know, wrapping her up in any current benghazi, you know, excitemen

she never particularly cared for joe mccarthy, but this was one step too far. as she told president is noower, lucille -- communist. [laughter] the eisenhower invited actress, lucille ball and her husband and the other cast members to come to the white at a benefitorm for president eisenhower's birthday. ms. was just days before ball was scheduled to appear on capitol hill. at the vices later, president dinner, a traditional dinner held annually in those days, the entire united states senate was always traditionally invited. one senator, however, was not invited by mrs. eisenhower. that was senator joseph mccarthy. as lighthearted as the anecdote may now seem, at the time, it sent a political message. it was the use of her role as a hostess by the administration, not so much by mrs. eisenhower, that was nottement quite coming out against mccarthy. mccarthy was of the same political party. but it still made its point. firsthe very beginning, ladies assumed public projects, or what we later called special projects. martha washington, for example, during the ameri

. >> bobby kennedy, worked for joe mccarthy, a bit of a conservative. over time he became progressive on civil rights. it was really bobby kennedy who was the driving force. he was a remarkable voice of calm during a turbulent time. that's what people most remember him for, i think. >> so bill clinton, who i think has sort of a mixed record on this. he, of course, gave his famous sister soldier speech. he was criticized after he compared jesse jackson and barack obama. how would you rate the way clinton compares race. >> a good question. it's a mixed review. for a while the joke was clinton was our first black president. he did have the moment during the campaign where he went before the naacp and made a tough stance against rap lyrics. in 2008 it did hurt his reputation in a south carolina primary when he kind of compared president obama to jesse jackson as a way to marginalize him. tee a lot of heat and i don't know if he's recovered from that. it shows you even for somebody like president clinton, a deft politician, it's a tough issue. >> when he com