it was just ted kennedy because of the kennedy name. this is where roger mudd, got the exclusive interview with ted kennedy and asked him a simple question, why do you want to be president? he could not answer the question. his campaign was derailed before it even started. when this thing was announced, the republicans were screaming and the carter white house was screaming this was preferential treatment for the kennedys. the clintons may not be happy with it. it may just be a terrible movie. >> how much will they emphasize the fact that she spent $62 million to blow the democratic nomination -- >> you've got to relive the late '90s and white water and all that. how boom and bust media coverage cemented a fake irs scandal into place. that's up next. ♪ summer's best event from cadillac. let summer try and pass you by. lease this cadillac srx for around $369 per month or purchase for 0% apr for 60 months. come in now for the best offers of the model year. still running in the morning? yeah. getting your vegetables every day? when i can

in you were a newcomer to the various times ted kennedy and bob dole say to me, the advice -they were given when they first arrived here the bob develop said go spend some time with senator eastland from mississippi and ted kennedy said dick russell. the fact is, you were within your own party caucus how to deal with people with whom you fundamentally disagree and that -in turn was great preparation -for the larger senate and indeed the larger body politics. that's gone. we now have a rigidly conservative and rigidly liberal party. >> what about you look a lot at -political engent and civic action right. how has that changed and how -does that fit into the kind strife that we're talking about here in washington. table, as they would say in the senate my friends here, my distinguished friends and colleagues. that if we want to make sense of what's happening now the moment to look back to when a lot of these things against change is the 60's and 70's, and this was a moment when many people on the right and on the left looked at what they would have described as the washington establishm

in 2007 there were 3 united states senators then senators hillary clinton, ted kennedy and barack obama that proposed in congress a flexible work environment. they having asked for changes in job shifts and to tell commute or share a job. this came from other countries like great britain and ireland and new zealand where this policy has been an excellent one.

in 2007 there were 3 united states senators then senators hillary clinton, ted kennedy and barack obama that proposed in congress a flexible work environment. they having asked for changes in job shifts and to tell commute or share a job. this came from other countries like great britain and ireland and new zealand where this policy has been an excellent one. it adds a penny to the expense of an employer if the employer is unable to make clients services or other good faith services they're able to deny the requests. it would be enforced and it will apply to all caregivers. but based on

states senators then senators hillary clinton, ted kennedy and barack obama that proposed in congress a flexible work environment. they having asked for changes in job shifts and to tell commute or share a job. this came from other countries like great britain and ireland and new zealand where this policy has been an excellent one. it adds a penny to the expense of an employer if the employer is unable to make clients services or other good faith services they're able to deny the requests. it would be enforced and it will apply to all caregivers. but based on feedback we've expanded this measure to care of of not only their children but take care of a spouse or domestic care imperative. their taking care of of their parents like many elder adults. when we centered. some of this limits the employees who are laerg than 20 employees and for employees that have worked at least 8 human resources a week. and i appreciate that with those all the times the business community no longer opposed those measures. i'm recommending we move it forward. when we have discussions for working families we

in 2007 there were 3 united states senators then senators hillary clinton, ted kennedy and barack obama that proposed in congress a flexible work environment. they having asked for changes in job shifts and to tell commute or share a job. this came from other countries like great britain and ireland and new zealand where this policy has been an excellent one. it adds a penny to the expense of an employer if the employer is unable to make clients services or other good faith services they're able to deny the requests. it would be enforced and it will apply to all caregivers. but based on feedback we've expanded this measure to care of of not only their children but take care of a spouse or domestic care imperative. their taking care of of their parents like many elder adults. when we centered. some of this limits the employees who are laerg than 20 employees and for employees that have worked at least 8 human resources a week. and i appreciate that with those all the times the business community no longer opposed those measures. i'm recommending we move it forward. when we have discussio

democrats whether it's eliot spitzer, ted kennedy, bill clinton, mayor filner in san diego, they always brush under this bad behavior for the sake of the party or the sake of the bad issue on the abortion, so long as they vote the right way and vote for pro abortion policies, their bad behavior is completely brushed under the rugs. we've seen it for decade after decade. republicans are held accountable where we ask them to resign for and you bring it to the level of pinning it on r.i.m. who has never said the kind of things todd akin said. >> i'm not bringing up mitt romney, although i actually love him. sean did. >> you wrote about it. >> i was the first to say he should resign. i say that, i maintain that. david vitter. sound familiar? he also like eliot spitzer not only broke the law in soliciting a prostitute and committed adultery. in addition to that i would kick them to the curb if they were my boyfriend or husband. i do not condone that behavior. i see his poll numbers dropping. the majority of people in san diego calling for nirl to resign are women. >>> let me say this. the al

then they had a five-minute tribute to ted kennedy who left a woman to drown in his car before he called the police. the only war on women is democrats. it's time that nancy pelosi stepped up and actually called for the resignation of people like filner and told eliot spitzer to get lost. >> thank you both. appreciate it at alwa. >>> coming up next. >> they all of a sudden don't want to talk to a certain of us. they're huxters. >> rev raenld al, i debated you, confronted you with some of your moers controversial statements which i'm going to play next because you haven't given me an apology. >> up next, michelle malkin is here and will weigh in on the host and his tirade against me. we want to hear from you. log on to hannity live.fox news.com and twitter. here's option number three. a horrific landslide all caught on tape. if you want to see how this ends, well, we'll show you in its entirety if you vote for it coming up. check out the bass pro shops' fall hunting classic. where you can save up to $100 on top of already low sale prices during our bow and crossbow trade-in sale. plus, ad

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[applause] >> ted kennedy was once explaining why a senate session was taking so long, he said everything that needed to be said has been said, but not everybody has said it. so at the risk of just agreeing with what everybody else has said, what we need is allies, what we need is masses number of people to express to the president their opinion, but at the center of it all is the workers themselves and to quote fannie lew hammer, keep on keeping on. the demonstration at union station brought the issue to the public like nothing else, and i happen to be speaking to a eleanor hole -- holmes nor don. she has been push the president to sign the executive order. she was moved by the demonstration takes place in washington. that needs to be continue and it needs to be redoubled. [applause] >> i'm just adding that i'm reminded of a story of franklin roosevelt meeting with organized labor and oval office, and he said whether or not -- i said we have a -- make me do it. put the pressure on. president obama gets pressured bay lot of people, as you may have noticed. he has a lot on his platter. thi

if you want to sound smart, you can tell your friends sunny was also the name of ted kennedy's be loved pet of the same breed. kennedy gave bo to the first family as a gift shortly after president obama took office. animals have been a staple in the homes of the first families for a long time. president truman had a cocker-spaniel. linden johnson owned several beagles during his time. two of his dogs caused a bit of a stir when that photo holding her by the ears upset some animal activists. george h.w. bush owned millie who was a springer spaniel. president clinton tried to bring the cat sox into the white house and later joked he had better luck with the palestinians and israelis. and george w. owned two scottish terriers. beasley and barney. so you you need everything you need to know about first dogs. >> thank you very much. it may be one of the most iconic sketches. take a look. >> this bores me. is anyone up for a game of basketball? >> i learned something. never judge a book by its cover. this cat can ball, man. >> play ball. after it was all over, he took us in the house and serv

he later served as a top deputy for attorney general janet reno, he was special counsel to ted kennedy and served as the president's advisor on civil rights issues. he was also director for civil rights at the department of human health services. tom, you will find, is passion ate and committed to equality and justice for everyone. tom, more than anyone i know, makes every single day in his life matter, whether it's focused on anti-bullying work, voting rights, disability rights, housing rights, the eighth amendment, immigration, hate crimes or human trafficking. tom cares about all of those issues to his core and he works every day to make the world a better place. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome assistant attorney general tom perez. (applause). >> good morning, it's an honor to be back here. i got to spend some time last night with my brother who lives down the road apiece, his daughter is a sophomore in high school, she asked me if i wanted to go golfing at the presidio, i said i can't walk that much, i just had my knee replaced. melinda has been an incredible partner, it's a p

gordon liddy to kill jack anderson and ted kennedy and they were called off but this gives you the i mean these people are not playing this is very serious now and i think i read that jackie o. on her deathbed actually said something that is to the same thing that she had questions as well unfortunately you know it takes someone who's almost to come out and actually acknowledge that she thinks that there was something more to this story why is this so damaging and why what does this do to discredit really the fundamental of a democracy our system of government is based on the idea that citizens are vigilant we have a check and balances system because we assume that the leaders will abuse authority other things equal so we try to pit them against each other we try to hold them accountable to an oath of office and. have a peach of a processes and things like that but we assume that it they we have an energy citizen and when that is silence it allows the collusion to occur between the branches of government and you consolidate power and people lose their freedom of thought these america

gordon liddy to kill jack anderson and ted kennedy and they were called off but this gives you the i mean these people are not playing this is very serious now and i think i read that jackie o. on her deathbed actually said something that is to the same thing that she had questions as well unfortunately you know it takes someone who's almost to come out and actually acknowledge that she thinks that there was something more to this story why is this so damaging and why what does this do to discredit really the fundamental of a democracy our system of government is based on the idea that citizens are vigilant we have a check and balances system because we assume that the leaders will abuse authority other things equal so we try to pit them against each other we try to hold them accountable to an oath of office and. have a peach of processes and things like that but we assume that it they we have an energy citizen and when that is silence it allows the collusion to occur between the branches of government and you consolidate power and people lose their freedom of thought these americans

gordon liddy to kill jack anderson and ted kennedy and they were called all but this gives you the i mean these people are not playing this is very serious now and i think i read that jackie o. on her deathbed actually said something that is to the same thing that she had questions as well unfortunately you know it takes someone who's almost to come out and actually acknowledge that she thinks that there was something more to this story why is this so damaging and why what does this do to discredit really the fundamental of a democracy our system of government is based on the idea that citizens are vigilant we have a check and balances system because we assume that the leaders will abuse authority other things equal so we try to pit them against each other we try to hold them accountable to an oath of office and. have a peach what processes and things like that but we assume that it they we have an energy citizen and when that is silence it allows the collusion to occur between the branches of government and you consolidate power and people lose their freedom of thought these america

gordon liddy to kill jack anderson and ted kennedy and they were called off but this gives you the i mean these people are not playing this is very serious now and i think i read that jackie o. on her deathbed actually said something that is to the same thing that she had questions as well unfortunately you know it takes someone who's almost to come out and actually acknowledge that she thinks that there was something more to this story why is this so damaging and why what does this do to discredit really the fundamental of a democracy our system of government is based on the idea that citizens are vigilant we have a check and balances system because we assume that the leaders will abuse authority other things equal so we try to pit them against each other we try to hold them accountable through an oath of office and. have a peach of processes and things like that but we assume that it they we have an energy as a citizen and when that is silence it allows the collusion to occur between the branches of government and you consolidate power and people lose their freedom of thought these

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subpar's latest book is is a biography of rose kennedy mother of john robert and ted kennedy. the author was recently interviewed by "washington post" news editor vincent bzdek. this is an hour. >> host: barbara's good to be here with you to talk about the kennedys. i think both of us having grown up catholic i think the kennedys have it particular resonance for us but i wanted to start off an ask you view our supreme court and presidential scholar. how did you get interested in rose? is going up and interest in the kennedy family since i was a little tyke. when i was four years old my mother took him my brothers to downtown louisville kentucky. she piled a sinner 56 chevrolet and drove us downtown to the courthouse. she was completely drawn to this new candidate on the scene in the presidential race, senator john f. kennedy. >> host: do you think it was because she was catholic? >> guest: i have to think that was a major part of it in addition to which he was about. so see with that new generation to which the torch was being passed that i point out that while she loves histo

they had senator ted kennedy in 2008. about 400 people are expected to attend this wing ding. former secretary of state is absent.nton and a word is going to former secretary of state hillary clinton who is not expected -- d is going to former secretary of state hillary clinton who is not expected to attend tonight. >> 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. is that a clear microphone? >> testing. 2, 4, 5. >> we are expecting to hear from senator amy klobuchar this evening. we will hear more about what she is doing in iowa. the senatorvering amy klobuchar event in iowa at an event called the wing ding. she is speaking there and honoring hillary clinton. how will that work? >> they will be giving an award to hillary clinton. they get together and each year they gave an award to a democrat. says she is coming to help campaign for a democratic candidate running for the senate. she also spoke with some activists at a convention. it is interesting she is coming back. any interest or talk of her possibly forming some sort of interest in running for president in 2016? >> yes. when we asked her, she brushed o

. >> from massachusetts the man who won the special election to replace ted kennedy and then lost two years later has made an announcement of his future. republican scott brown says he will not run for massachusetts governor. last night brown said and i quote, "for the first time in 15 plus years i have had a summer to spend with my family and i have been fortunate to have private sector opportunities that i fine fulfilling. they have allowed me to grow personally and professionally and i want to continue with that process." >> former nfl star hernandez is set to be back in court to hear evidence that the prosecution has in the murder case against him. the official new england patriot could no one out if a grand jury has voted to indict him for a murder and other weapon charges. lloyd was found shot to death june 17 near hernandez massachusetts home. hernandez pleased not guilty and remained in jail without bail since the arrest june 26. >> marissa mayer's "vogue" fashion spread is featured in september issue of the magazine and wearing a blue dress and holding an ipad with a picture

. >> you shouldn't feel bad that ted kennedy killed her. >> i said the name of the dead woman. >> the woman shot by amy fisher i'm pretty certain has passed away. my producer can google that. >> i am told she is alive. >> i am glad she is alive, but i'm sorry i am wrong. >> jake, you asked who will buy porn because the girl who is sexting with wiener is in it. this is not even porn. this is her talking. my understanding is that is the opposite of porn. >> i think she is the bear. >> mlb suspensions, you said a-rod is out through 2014. >> he is good looking. >> just because he is appealing it is okay he took drugs? i don't get that. >> you didn't even laugh at my jokes. >> i was too busy making my own sad jokes. >> i didn't even hear your joke. >> they were equally bad. >> a-rod said the last seven months was a nightmare and the worst time of his life. getting caught sucks bro. and there are pills he can take. >> do you know they own a used car dealership in texas? it is perfect since he is a cheater. i believe you owe them an uh apology. >> i'm sorry. i deeply apologized. i okra meal

. >> you shouldn't feel bad that ted kennedy killed her. >> i said the name of the dead woman. >> the woman shot by amy fisher i'm pretty certain has passed away. my producer can google that. >> i am told she is alive. >> i am glad she is alive, but i'm sorry i am wrong. >> jake, you asked who will buy porn because the girl who is sexting with wiener is in it. this is not even porn. this is her talking. my understanding is that is the opposite of porn. >> i think she is the bear. >> mlb suspensions, you said a-rod is out through 2014 >> he is good looking. >> just because he is appealing it is okay he took drugs? i don't get that. >> you didn't even laugh at my jokes. >> i was too busy making my own sad jokes. >> i didn't even hear your joke. >> they were equally bad. >> a-rod said the last seven months was a nightmare and the worst time of his life. getting caught sucks bro. and there are pills he can take. >> do you know they own a used car dealership in texas? it is perfect since he is a cheater. i believe you owe them an uh apology. >> i'm sorry. i deeply apologized. i okra meal a

. >> a gift from ted kennedy. >> a beautiful dog. very nice. i am happy for the family and for the girls, the whole deal. >> very nice. >> robert in. >> is it me? a friend of dana, michael gersten wrote one of the most amazing columns about your kid going to college the first time. taking my son off for the second time. this is the first time i took him off to college. it is very tough to do it. he catches it and i urge all of you, if you don't get to watch the post, go online. sending the kids off, it is a traumatic experience. it is bittersweet, best i can say about it. keep the bedroom warm, okay? >> i am not looking forward to that whatsoever. >> i remember when i went. >> tough times. >> i couldn't wait to get out of there! >> me, too. >> i ran out to the car. >> roll it. i'll explain. >> you have a tip from a viewer about something not quite a tense city. >> this is the new jersey underbelly, i had to gain their trust down the path where some lived for 10, 20 years. >> i can't count on my fingers. >> i wanted to talk about, chasing new je

. >> you shouldn't feel bad that ted kennedy killed her. >> i said the name of the dead woman. >> the woman shot by amy fisher i'm pretty certain has passed away. my producer can google that. >> i am told she is alive. >> i am glad she is alive, but i'm sorry i am wrong. >> jake, you asked who will buy porn because the girl who is sexting with wiener is in it. this is not even porn. this is her talking. my understanding is that is the opposite of porn. >> i think she is the bear. >> mlb suspensions, you said a-rod is out through 2014. >> he is good looking. >> just because he is appealing it is okay he took drugs? i don't get that. >> you didn't even laugh at my jokes. >> i was too busy making my own sad jokes. >> i didn't even hear your joke. >> they were equally bad. >> a-rod said the last seven months was a nightmare and the worst time of his life. getting caught sucks bro. and there are pills he can take. >> do you know they own a used car dealership in texas? it is perfect since he is a cheater. i believe you owe them an uh apology. >> i'm sorry. i deepl apologized. i okra meal a

they would be in the vein of ted kennedy. it is better than nothing. i do not think a majority of republicans want to see that happen. that is an issue because it is led i republicans. in mindportant to keep there are a lot of people who are very turned about how much they will have to see in terms of harshness in order to legalize them. there may be a majority. it would fall into a minority relatively quickly if the deal swung too far being punitive. .t is a tough question this is something anybody in congress has to do with all the time. the idea is, if you are a good legislator, you want to pass legislation that does good. the reality is, when you are writing legislation, there is no way to predict all of the consequences that would come through. especially when it comes to something like immigration, which is a lot of what they are talking about right now in the senate bill and the house. it is something that is a compromise. it is not what anyone would want if they had a choice. >> as we focus on immigration and the economy, i wonder if you could

they would be in the vein of ted kennedy. it is better than nothing. i do not think a majority of republicans want to see that happen. that is an issue because it is led by republicans. it is important to keep in mind there are a lot of people who are very turned about how much they will have to see in terms of harshness in order to legalize them. there may be a majority. it would fall into a minority relatively quickly if the deal swung too far being punitive. it is a tough question. this is something anybody in congress has to do with all the time. the idea is, if you are a good legislator, you want to pass legislation that does good. the reality is, when you are writing legislation, there is no way to predict all of the consequences that would come through. especially when it comes to something like immigration, which is a lot of what they are talking about right now in the senate bill and the house. it is something that is a compromise. it is not what anyone would want if they had a choice. >> fawn johnson our guest as we focus on immigration and t

ted kennedy revealed this in his memoir. so he gave way to state secret. and that 95% of the nitty-gritty work is done by this. my story apart from dodd-frank personal income personally, the people who did the most work and had the most influence on the legislation for women that washington has not heard of. they presided over the careful line by line vetting of legislation that members avoided. spreading literally thousands of hours on this, hearing of the pleadings of lobbyists and experts. insulting the administration and others, considering the political implications of various policy options and more. in this case, i think they may have done more than 95%. another charactercharacter istic may seem counterintuitive. the fact that most members on different policy and weak on substance and ineffective at legislating doesn't seem to matter. as politics has degenerated, realities of budgets and tax policies and global warming and foreign military adventures in such often make an appearance in the one arena that politicians still really care about. election

he was a surprise winner in 2010's election to replace ted kennedy in a state that's been a democratic stronghold. >>> penn state apparently settled one lawsuit from a sex abuse case of jerry sandusky. victim five is bound by a confidentiality agreement and received fair and adequate compensation. there are some 30 other suits against the university that are pending. sandusky is serving at least 30 years after being convicted last year on 45 counts of sex abuse against minors. >>> trayvon martin's mother is speaking out about a stop and frisk policy days after it was ruled unconstitutional. it's wrong to give police the authority to stop anyone because of the color of their skin. ray kelly said stop and frisk is effective and getting rid of it would cause violent crimes to rise in new york. despite the findings, it does not target people based on race. >>> tighter background checks are now the law in illinois. the governor signed a law requiring background checks to buy a gun, including private party. the rules take effect january 1st. >>> two female track and field athletes kissing in

kennedy and walter mon do you. should they good ahead and act on the threat from chairman priebus if nbc and cnn don't back out and there is talk that fox television would get involved also. should they act on this? >> they are very excited that chairman is doing this. this is one of the things where the chairman will lay down the gauntlet. will they pull their hillary clinton mini series in no. i think is good fund-raising on both sides too. >> let me ask you about that, too, do they look strong or silly? and in a practical sense with a diane lane mini series, because she apparently signed up for the mini series to play hillary clinton, to bolster the campaign in 2016. >> i agree with chris. this is great fund-raising strategy from the rnc. but, no, i don't think -- the reason networks are doing this is because of how formidable a candidacy clintons would be. she is so formidable. there is a story there, they think. but also, look, democratic party, they did this with fox. protested. did a boycott. it doesn't work