s mind that jack be married. >> jack's pal, charles bartlett, plays matchmaker, inviting jack and a female friend to dinner. >> this young unmarried lady was jackie bouvier, and kennedy followed her out to the car after the party was over. she had enormous appeal. >> an aspiring reporter, 21-year-old jackie has just completed her bachelor's degree at george washington university. >> jackie had the reputation of being what people then called a brain, very, very bright. but at the same time, very glamou >> jackie was different from the women he dated or had one-night stands with and there was real chemistry between them. >> jackie saw i think a role for herself, and she found that in jack kennedy. >> in 1952, jack finally resolves to run for a u.s. senate seat in massachusetts. >> he's up against henry cabot lodge who is from a great massachusetts political family. his grandfather has defeated jack kennedy's grandfather a half century before. >> now meet your candidate for the united states senate. >> how can this young whippersnapper of a congressman without much of a record run against hen

but that day jack kennedy breaks down. >> jack is debilitated by grief. and he's supposed to organize the family to go to the funeral to be held in england. but he can't do it. >> he got in a car to go to the airport to fly to her funeral, and didn't get on the plane. joe was informed and was the only family member to show up at her family. rose called kick's death divine retribution. >> my wife and i have given nine hostage hostages. >> joe kennedy had lost his oldest son, joe junior. he lost his older daughter rosemary to a botched labotamy that ended her life as far as the family was concerned. and beloved kick was gone, too. >> there is woven through the kennedys a sense of doom. by the late 40s, only jack remains of the golden trio. >> the torch was passed to him. his parent's ambitions were now his ambitions. the burden of taking the dynasty forward was his burden. >> this season on "american dynasties, the kennedys" -- >> you're never running against one kennedy. it's a full family affair. >> we could see a different world. >> confident and unafrai

s mind that jack be married. >> jack's pal plays match maker inviting jack and a female friend to dinner. >> this young unmarried lady was jackie, and he followed her out to the car after the par ty was over. she had enormous appeal. >> 21 jackie has just completed her bachelor's degree at george washington university. >> jackie had the reputation of being what people then called a brain, very, very bright. but at the same time, very glamorous. >> cajackie was different from e women he dated or had one-night stands with and there was chemistry between them. she thought a bigger world for herself and she found that in jack kennedy. >> jack finally resolves to run for a u.s. senate seat in massachusetts. >> he's up against a man whose grandfather has defeated his grandfather a half a century before. >> now meet your candidate for the united states senate. >> how can this young whipper snapper of a congressman without much of a record run against henry, jr., who has an ancestry that is much more distinguished? >> it was a brazen move, a move that looked totally toxic and nobody gave him muc

s mind that jack be married. >> jack's pal, charles bartlett, plays matchmaker inviting jack and a female friend to dinner. >> this young unmarried lady was jackie bouvier. and he followed her out to her car after the party was over. so she had enormous appeal. >> an aspiring reporter, 21-year-old jackie has just completed her bachelor's degree at george washington university. >> jackie had the reputation of being what people then called a brain, very, very bright. but at the same time very glamorous. >> jackie was different from the kinds of women he dated or had one night stands with, and there was real chemistry between them. >> jackie saw a bigger world for herself. and she found that in jack kennedy. >> in 1952, jack finally resolves to run for a u.s. senate seat in massachusetts. >> he's up against henry cabot lodge who is from a great massachusetts political family whose grandfather has defeated jack kennedy's grandfather a half a century before. >> now meet your candidate for the united states senate. >> how can this young whipp ep r whippersnapper of a congressman without much of

kathleen, known as kick, and jack. he calls them his golden trio. >> his eldest son, joe jr., was not only handsome, but also athletically gifted. he was the heir apparent. joe jr.'s father and mother believed that he would be the one to carry the standard for the family. >> his younger son, jack, is overshadowed by joe jr. in his father's mind, but i think having a bit lower expectation gave jack a chance to be himself. it gave him a kind of freedom to be a kid in a way that i think it would of been tougher for joe jr. >> jack and were the troublemakers, fun mischievous and he had each other's backs. she was very popular among boys. it was because she was vivacious and charming and she was funny and she spoke back and she had opinions. she did sort of stand out. >> as america enters the war, joseph sees an opportunity to restore the kennedy name. >> once the united states was in war, he was smart enough to know there was no stopping it. they were going to go in. it was the patriotic thing to do. sure enough, kennedy h

. >> jack is cheered on by his family. the president's brothers, his sisters, his mother rose, his wife and the patriarch himself, joseph p. kennedy. >> joe kennedy, who had been behind the scenes strategists stood out and doffed his top hat to kennedy. >> it was a great moment that showed his paternal pride. >> let every nation know whether it wishes us well or ill that we shall pay any price to assure the survival ask. success of liberty. so, my fellow americans, ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. >> this was just a sense that we could see a different world. the torch is passed to a new generation who were focused on what the future would bring. >> invitations to the inaugural secelebrations are the hottest tickets in town. the stars come out in full force for jfk. tony curtis, janet lee, gene kelly and frank zi gnsinatra. >> they understood performance. they understood style. the ken b day administration was the rat pack '60s. >> jackie actually appeared in a white gown that

he didn't want anybody to think that jack kennedy was not his own man. >> jack knows that traditionally american presidents are judged by their first 100 days. >> jack kennedy saw himself as b an historic figure. he saw himself as somebody who could lead the country into a new golden age. now, it was a golden age i think theed by shadow because 1961 was the height or the depth of the cold war. >> america and the soviet union are locked in a titanic ideological struggle. the u.s. is terrified of the spread of communism as it reaches the nation's backyard. cuba is under the control of the fiery revolutionary fidel castro. >> he was not only a communist, and a marxist, but he was going toe align himself with the soviet union on an island 90 miles from the coast of florida. >> the moment jack becomes president, the cia present him with their plan to bring down the cuban leader. >> the bay of pigs was a plot that was hashed during the eisenhower administration. the idea was to train some cuban exiles to invade cuba. on the assumption that on their arrival, there would be a popular uprising a

want jack's illness to become an open story, so in fact the story goes out to the press that jack is suffering from a recurring bout of malaria. >> at just 30 years old, jack faces his own mortality. >> he was a fatalist. he talked about death a lot. it didn't scare him. he had this sense it was going to happen, probably sooner rather than later. and that certainly helped make him a young man in a hurry. even a "red-hot mascot." [mascot] hey-oooo! whoop, whoop! [crowd 1] hey, you're on fire! [mascot] you bet i am! [crowd 2] dude, you're on fire! [mascot] oh, yeah! [crowd 3] no, you're on fire! look behind you. [mascot] i'm cool. i'm cool. [burke] that's one way to fire up the crowd. but we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ for all the noses that stuff up around daisies. for all the eyes that get itchy and watery near pugs. for all the people who sneeze around dust. there's flonase sensimist allergy relief. it relieves all your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most

but that day jack kennedy breaks down. >> jack is totally debilitated by grief. and he'sed supposed to organize the family to go to the funeral, which is going to be held in england. but he can't do it. >> he got in a car to go to the airport, fly to her funeral, and didn't get on the plane. joe was informed and was the only family member to show up at her funeral. rose called kick's death divine retribution. >> my wife and i have given nine hostages to ftune. >> joe kennedy had lost his oldest son, joe jr. he'd lost his older daughter, rosemary, to a botched lobotomy that hended h had ended her lif as the family was concerned. and beloved kick was gone too. >> there is woven through the kennedys a sense of doom, and by the late '40s only jack remains of the golden trio. >> the torch was passed to him. his parents' ambitions were now his ambitions. the burden of taking the dynasty forward was his burden. >> this season on "american dynasties: the kennedys" -- >> you're never running against one kennedy. it's a full family affair. >> we could see a different world

but that day, jack kennedy breaks down. >> jack is totally debilitated by grief. and he's supposed to organize the family to go to the funeral, which is going to be held in england, but he can't do it. >> he got a car to go to the airport, to fly to her funeral and didn't get on the plane. joe was informed and was the only family member to show up at her funeral. rose called kick's death divine retribution. >> my wife and i have given nine hostages to fortune. >> joe kennedy had lost his oldest son, joe jr. he lost his older daughter rosemary, through a botched lobotomy who had ended her life as far as the family was concerned. and beloved kick was gone too. >> there is woven through the kennedys a sense of doom. and by the late 40s, only jack remains of the golden tree you. >> the torch was passed to him. his parents' ambitions were now his ambitions. the burden of taking the dynasty forward, was his burden. >> this season on american dynas dynasties, the kennedys. >> you're never running against the kennedy kennedy, it's a family affair. >> they have made a lot

jack, i promise you will get in. >> you always do, jack. >> i rarely disagree with you, joan. yes i agree on the margins trump is losing support among certain constituencies including women. this could hurt on the margin. but he started on inauguration day at 45%. and with everything that's gone on in the last year he is only down to 40%. >> sometimes. >> go ahead, jack. >> the bottom hasn't fallen on president trump. >> don, he is not the first politician -- this isn't the first office to say that's an old story. bill clinton did that for many years. i don't think they owe any explanation beyond what they've said. this did not happen by -- in the campaign. it happened ten years earlier. michael cohen never. >> jack the payment happened. >> in the campaign. >> during the campaign. >> but -- but michael cohen absolutely positively did not work for the campaign. and that's very relevant. >> it could still be an inkind contribution, jack. >> there was an f.e.c. inquiry on it. he answered it. and he outlined he hadn't been involved in the campaign, didn't coordinate with the campa

i did the best i could he never he never showed his preference he liked jack he liked jack for is. tumbling comedy my company was a little less than that and so maybe that was what it was but i'm sorry to say i don't think he liked me. yet i must be some girl said i think if i have a fund that could i never get just like that would you do me a favor certainly wanted it i mean have you dr freud or a male for that i've spent upstairs girls. practically of krakow all right if you insist. and. i'm afraid not when i'm getting kissed by marilyn monroe lying down my foot goes up in here so i told is a diamond that was a piece of business i thought of the cause i had if you'll excuse expression an erection alysia and made by foot go up. and wind up getting kissed by a it kind of could have it so i told at daisy diamond i said don't tell billy i told him so if he looked at me peculiarly like. like i understand what you mean so went to billy wilder i said what i said what about tony lifting his foot in the middle of the kisses he says good good good. and he looked at me and smiled and i know

he never he never showed his preference he liked jack he liked jack for his. tumbling comedy my company was a little less than that and so maybe that was what it was but i'm sorry to say i don't think he like me. yet it must be some girl said if i have a fund that could i never get just like that would you do me a favor certainly wanted it i mean have you dr freud or a male for that i've spent just as good. practical crack at it all right if you insist. and. i'm afraid not. when i'm getting kissed by marilyn monroe lying down my foot goes up an ear. so i told is a diamond that was a piece of business i thought of because i had if you choose expression an erection was here and made my foot go up. and wind up getting kissed by a it kind of could have it so i told that there is a diamond i said don't tell billy i told it so is he looked at me peculiarly like. like i understand what you mean so went to billy wilder i said what i said what about tony lifting his foot in the middle of the kisses he says good good good. and he looked at me and smiled and i know it an

he never he never showed his preference he liked jack he liked jack four is. tumbling comedy my comedy was a little less than that and so maybe that was what it was but i'm sorry to say i don't think. that it must be some girl said prick if you have a girl that could i'd never you're just like that would you do me a favor certainly want to let me have a dr freud or a nail for there are his friendships gays go i predict take a crack at it all right if you insist. and. i'm afraid not. when i'm getting kissed by marilyn monroe lying down my foot goes up an ear. so i told is a diamond that was a piece of business i thought of because i heard if you look she was expression of an erection who was here and may by foot go up. and went up getting kissed by a it kind of could have it so i told it is a diamond i said don't tell billy i told him so if he looked at me peculiarly like . like i understand what you mean so went to billy wilder i said what i said what about tony lifting his foot in the middle of the kisses this is good could do it and he looked at me and smile

jack i promise you will get in. >> you always do jack. >> i rarely disagree with you, joan. yes i agree on the margins trump is losing support among certain constituencies including women. this could hurt on the margin. but he started on inauguration day at 45%. and with everything that's gone on in the last year he is only down to 40%. >> sometimes. >> go ahead, jack. >> the bottom hasn't fallen on president trump. >> don, he is not the first politician -- this isn't the first office to say that's an old story. bill clinton did that for many years. i don't think they owe any explanation beyond what they've said. this did not happen by -- in the campaign. it happened ten years earlier. michael cohen never. >> jack the payment happened. >> in the campaign. >> during the campaign. >> but -- but michael cohen absolutely positively did not work for the campaign. and that's very relevant. >> it could still be an inkind contribution, jack. >> there was an f.e.c. inquiry on it. he answered it. and he outlined he hadn't been involved in the campaign, didn't coordinate with the campa

jack valenti was the first guy he saw in the morning. he would go through the memos, which he had curated. valenti read it and decided whether he got in there. the next morning he would pick up the memos and dispersed the instructions. valenti later estimated johnson was reading 300 words a week -- 300,000 words a week in policy papers. which means valenti was reading more. he was a utility player like all of them. that was a critical role. he was really brought and open-minded, for a guy who was really a texan who had never worked -- he went to harvard for his mba. he was a man of the world, but he did not know washington. this was the mid-1960's when there was a lot of ideas fermenting. he was seen as a friend of the oddball. he would let staff members and folks in the cabinet agencies put stuff in the night reading. >> he left the white house and went to work for the motion picture association of america, but he was the first lobbyist in this town to make $1 million a year. joshua: i heard that story, i don't know if it is true. we ha

he never he never showed his preference he liked jack he liked jack for is. tumbling comedy my company was a little less than that and so maybe that was what it was but i'm sorry to say i don't think he like me. yet it must be some girl said if i have a fund the girl that could i never get just like that would you do me a favor certainly wanted it i mean have you dr freud or a male for that i've spent fifty ask. practical prachanda all right if you insist. and. i'm afraid not when i'm getting kissed by marilyn monroe lying down my foot goes up an ear so i told is a diamond that was a piece of business i thought of the cause i had if you'll excuse expression an erection alysia and made my foot go up. and wind up getting kissed by a it kind of it could have been so i told at daisy diamond i said don't tell billy i told you so is he looked at me peculiarly like. like i understand what you mean so went to billy while i said what i said what about tony lifting his foot in the middle of the kisses he says good good do it. and he looked at me and smiled and i know i

like i tell jack jr., it's all about big values, jr. prices. that's value jack's way. like jack's one-of-a-kind breakfast pockets for $2 each. three of jack's famous tacos and a small drink for $3! or a classic bonus jack combo for $5! it's like i tell jack jr., it's all about big values, jr. prices. >>> today, quite an honor for a world war ii veteran in the southwest suburb of elk grove. he turned 101 years old yesterday, and he received a special present. the key to the city. after the honor, joseph has a small request that shouldn't be too difficult to accommodate. >> i think they can do that, do you see his shirtz by the way? bert might be a special midweste american. of those who served in world war ii, only half of them are still alive. >> we have got mainly sunny skies and mild conditions in the bay area, with clouds gathering at the coastline, and that's because we have a storm coming our way, but it's a little bit off in the distance right now, this is the view from sutro tower. san francisco it's 63, across the bay in oakland. mountain view, 67, 71 at gilroy

that is a picture of jack ruby. and this was taken five minutes after the assassination in front of the texas school book depository building. the commission said ruby was not there. this is a picture showing how the commission published it. he wasn't there when they published the picture because they cropped him out. >> you're accusing chief justice warren and that group of notable americans -- >> you're accusing them of deliberate malfeasance. >> you are part of the media which prevented the american people from finding out what happened. >> you are alarming the american people -- >> i think the american people should be alarmed. >> the public had been kept in the dark for so long about this, but had an undying thirst, which could only be quenched by getting facts. >> we have a right to know who killed our president and why he died. and we can't get that from reading the warren report. >> the critics of the warren commission have three different points of view. one, we were simply incompetent. two, we were thoroug

, jack, come here. e.jack jogs over, good student, good player, ,nt listens to his coach. and jack introduced him to these two men who promptly told him they were with the fbi, escorted him off the field, told him that he was not allowed to go with this team to play in the rose bowl game. flash forward a few days later at the train station in portland, and they had a great farewell of people from all over portland. you've got to understand the magnitude of oregon state in 1942 playing in the rose bowl game. this legitimized the university. this made the entire state proud proud. and who was there onpr the train platform but jack, crime, waving as his team went the way on this train trip. jack wouldld go back home in portland. he would listen to the rose bowl game on a small radio in his parents home. within months his parents were forced to close down the restaurant. jack was forced to sell all his possessions including a car. they were sent to what was an animal livestock holding area in portland, him

that mad about it jack wasn't a big star yet are not low was celine was my agent of m.c.a. he went to billy and said you but she was barely. and billy said the you think so he said you must choose at a perfect point in her life for the picture she may be trouble but not enough trouble to make you not want to make it. listen i'll do it the next thing i know marilyn is in the movie the picture was finished it even before we started i knew the three of us then they got joey brown the four of us. but then we know the key to that movie was marilyn and when you see the movie you'll know it's merely. at a time when hollywood was banking on cinema scope and technicolor wonder had the audacity of opting for black and white and mixing up genders and john as. farce film and why are some like it hot is both as well as a musical comedy. and music is absolutely central to the film when she's singing and through with love i think that song is heartbreaking well it's heartbreaking because. of marilyn monroe's performance of a character of sugar called waltz key. of all of the elements that

he never he never showed his preference he liked jack he liked jack for is. tumbling comedy my company was a little less than that and so maybe that was what it was but i'm sorry to say i don't think he liked me. yet and let's be some girl said if i have a fund that could i'd never get just like that would you do me a favor certainly wanted it i mean have you dr freud or a male for that i've spent fifteen years going out. crack technocrat can't alright if you insist. and. i'm afraid not when i'm getting kissed by marilyn monroe lying down my foot goes up in here so i told izzy diamond that was a piece of business i thought of because i had if you'll excuse expression an erection alysia and made by foot go up. and getting kissed by it it kind of could have been so i told at daisy diamond i said don't tell billy i told him so if he looked at me peculiarly like. like i understand what you mean so went to billy while i said what i said what about tony lifting his foot in the middle of the kisses he says good good good. and he looked at me and smiled and i know it

>> the man -- the suspect's name is jack rubenstein, i believe. he goes by the name of jack ruby. >> and here at associated press, a still picture of the moment, the split second as the shot was fired. this is the man dallas police have identified as jack rubenstein and this of course is lee harvey oswald. you see the gun in the hand of ruby and just about to be fired. >> i know my own feelings were and i think they were widely shared by many, if not most americans. this can't be coincidental. the assassin is assassinated in the police station. what in the hell is going on? >> just learned from city hall from an authoritative source, that police are working on the assumption that there indeed is a connection between jack ruby and lee oswald. and that in some manner of speaking, oswald's murder was to shut him up. >> word also in just now from dallas that homicide chief captain will fritz has now said that the case of president kennedy's assassination is now closed with the death of oswald. it may not, however, be the opinion of the u.s. secret ser

he never he never showed his preference he liked jack he liked jack for is. tumbling comedy my company was a little less than that and so maybe that was what it was but i'm sorry to say i don't think. that there must be some girl said prick if you have a phone that girl that could i never get just like that if you do me a favor certainly want to do it i mean have a dr freud or a nail for there are his friendship skills cannot. predict take a crack at it all right if you insist. and. i'm afraid not. when i'm getting kissed by marilyn monroe lying down my foot goes up an ear so i told is a diamond that was a piece of business i thought of because i heard if you look she was expression of an erection who was here and may by foot go up. and went up getting kissed by her it kind of could have it so i told that there is a diamond i said don't tell billy i told you so is he looked at me peculiarly like . like i understand what you mean so went to billy while i said what i said what about tony lifting his foot in the middle of the kisses this is good good do it and h

like i tell jack jr., it's all about big values, jr. prices. that's value jack's way. like jack's one-of-a-kind breakfast pockets for $2 each. three of jack's famous tacos and a small drink for $3! or a classic bonus jack combo for $5! it's like i tell jack jr., it's all about big values, jr. prices. >>> an iconic fast food change is honoring women in an eye catching way. josh haskell from our sister station in los angeles takes a look. >> i guess somebody is getting fired. they put that sign up backwards. >> reporter: the mcdonald's on n long beach has undergone a makeover. those iconic golden arches upside down. the m's ws in celebration of international women's day. >> all mothers deserve more than mother's day and the birthday as a tribute. because they do a lot for our kids. so it's pretty awesome. >> we spent so much time in history where it was a much more pate trackal sodini society. mcdonald's to say okay, guys, it's off balance, let's celebrate the women in our culture, that's a massive thing. >> reporter: jose was driving by and noticed that something was di

come on, jack. come on. >> no -- >> come on. jack. don't come on here -- >> don -- >> you are -- if you have a staff that's good, and everything is working, you don't change them. you keep them as long as possible because your agenda is working and they're helping you with it. so why are you spinning that way? what happened with why is there so much chaos, so much turnover? it's not that he's going through his agenda so fast. if these people were qualified as he said from the beginning, they should be able to roll with it. they're the best. come on. >> i was in the u.s. congress for 22 years, the most chaotic period of time without question during that 22 years, it wasn't 9/11, it wasn't president clinton's impeachment period, it wasn't the transition from bush to obama. it was without question during the contract with america. i'm telling you, it was chaotic. every three days we would have -- we'd be on the brink of total disaster. and yet, it was also the most productive. >> jack, when it comes to staff changes, this is unprecedente

kingston. >> you wanted to rebut something jack was talking about, symone? >> it's so late i don't even remember what jack said. i just want to say this. i want to reiterate that conor lamb did not run republican light. he did run as a democrat. and i think what this means for democrats in 2018 is that you can run good races with good candidates and solid messaging and great ground games. but we have to do the work to identify good candidates and to make sure we are going out there reaching people where they are. in beauty shops, barber shops and bible studies. >> alexander marquardt is reporting in the morning saccone will be at home while his campaign team meets with legal counsel assess his options. communications director patrick mccain says that will include lawyers from washington, from the rnc, from the nrcc. no decision will be made until after the meeting. i can't wait to get my new glasses. i can't read this small type. what do you think? >> yeah, there's no automatic recount in pennsylvania law. so this is quite frankly the same meeting is going t

three of jack's famous tacos and a small drink for $3! or a classic bonus jack combo for $5! it's like i tell jack jr., it's all about big values, jr. prices. >>> back now to breaking news outside san francisco. sky 7 is live over the scene of an officer involved the intersection of mission and geneva. >> sfpd confirms one of their officers was shot, we do not know what led up to this shooting. sfpd just tweeted asking people to avoid that area until further notice. >> and this is all indeed happening near geneva and mission street. and muni has confirmed to us that several transit lines are become rerouted right now for the investigation. >> let's go back quickly to sky 7, give you one more look at this over mission and geneva avenue, one police officer shot, we don't know the extent of that injury or if anyone else was shot as well. you can see, police officers, firefighters, paramedics all on scene at mission and geneva. we'll bring you any more information this half hour and a full report coming up on abc7 "news at 6:00" and on our website as well. >>> you are looking at

come on, jack. come on. >> no -- >> come on. jack. don't come on here -- >> don -- >> you are -- if you have a staff that's good, and everything is working, you don't change them. you keep them as long as possible because your agenda is working and they're helping you with it. so why are you spinning that way? what happened with why is there so much chaos, so much turnover? not that he's going through his agenda so fast. if these people were qualified as he said from the beginning, they schahould be able to roll h it. come on. >> i was in the u.s. congress for 22 years, the most chaotic period of time without question throughout the 22 years, wasn't 9/11, wasn't president clinton's impeachment period, it wasn't the transition from bush to obama. it was without question during the contract with america. i'm telling you, it was chaotic. every three days we would have -- we'd be on the brink of total disaster. >> it jack, when it comes to staff changes, this is unprecedented. >> but what i'm saying -- >> washington can be chaotic, can be

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let's bring in the panel, wanda, jack, john. wanda, i'm t appears that michael and stormy daniels every couple of days let out a -- they let out a little bit more to keep people interested. >> this is a great p.r. strategy. they seem to know how to keep the story in the spotlight ahead of the highly anticipated interview that anderson cooper did that's airing tomorrow. this is something that aides have denied. i think this is forcing us as reporters to keep asking questions of the white house df this happen, did the president have an affair, a sexual relationship with this woman, why aren't we hearing more from them. this is keeping it front and center. i see when the women come out in interviews, it's visceral. after seeing karen mcdougal's interview and watching people internalize that, it puts not just a name but a face and voice and details to what stormy daniels alleges happened. and i think that that will make it a little bit more difficult for the white house to kind of continue to do this, nothing to see, the president i

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general jack keane is back. he's going to weigh in on whether or not -- he probably doesn't think he can trust kim jong-un but he'll weigh in on whether or not there's any path here towards full denuclearization of the korean peninsula. will president trump be the president to get this done. i'll see you right here after this. are finding themselves morin a chevroletple for the first time. trying something new can be exciting. empowering. downright exhilarating. see for yourself why chevrolet is the most awarded and fastest growing brand, the last four years overall. switch into a new chevy now. current qualified competitive owners and lessees can get this 2018 chevy equinox for around $199 a month. chevrolet. find new roads. trish: major developments tonight out of north korea. back for reaction. retired four star general jack k keane, strategic analyst at the fox was network. general, we've just learned that the south koreans have orchestrated an invitation from kim jong-un to president trump and the south kor

brian: jackie mentioned earlier. -- jack you mentioned earlier. joshua: he became the appointment secretary. he was the gatekeeper. he decided not only who did and did not see the president, he decided what the president saw in terms of staff memoranda. and staff work. that was critical. johnson kept what he called a two-day day. he would get up very early, put in six or seven hours. the first swim, take and now, and go back to the oval office until about 8:00. then he would spend hours reading through stacks of memoranda. those were probably policy memos that word detailed, granular. you would read through of them until 1:00 or 2:00 in the morning. he would put instructions and their through four staff members. valentiwould see jack in the morning. he would go through the memos, which he had curated. valenti read it and decided whether he got in there. the next morning he would pick up the memos and dispersed the instructions. valenti later estimated johnson was reading 300 words a week -- in300,000 words a week policy papers which meant the leng

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