the very distinguished senator from the state of massachusetts, john f. kennedy. this is the closest i'm going to get for a while. >> the two men knew each other and had a rapport. that makes these photographs even more interesting and personal, because this is one of john f. kennedy's last public appearances before he was assassinated in dallas. we also have in jim wright's papers his copy of the itinerary for that day that showed when president kennedy and mrs. kennedy were going to arrive in fort worth, and what their schedule was going to be. then, the itinerary for november 22, 1963. --is a poignant artifact poignant document because it goes through the entire day. of course, we know that president kennedy did not complete this schedule of events. but these are in the collection as well. jim wright wrote about his experiences that day, being with president kennedy in the motorcade. these are some diaries kept by speaker wright during his tenure in congress. these did not come with us with his original congressional papers, but we received them after his death

morning, john f. kennedy gave a speech in front of the hotel. part of theht was delegation with president kennedy at the speech. wortho went to the ft. convention center for the jim rough commerce prayer breakfast that day, that kennedy spoke at. there are other photographs of resident kennedy and jim wright together. the two men had a relationship and do each other prior to this, when the john f. kennedy at was running for congress and a had just published his book come "profiles of courage." jim wright had a local television show where he would invite guests and speak about prominent issues. it was a way to keep in touch with his constituents. for one episode, he actually hosted john f. kennedy, who had just published the book, and had an interview with him on the ook "profiles of courage." >> hello, this is congressmen jim wright, with another of the series of interviews with people who are doing fine things in washington. i have a particular treat for of the mostne significant books to be published in recent months. it was written by senator

. >> when massachusetts congressman john f. kennedy runs for u.s. senate in 1952, his brother robert gives up his promising career in the justice department to help him. he is no longer seen as an irritating younger sibling who needs to be hidden from public view. >> the campaign was a mess. it was going nowhere. bobby sort of kicks the laggards into shape and gets that campaign going. >> with his brother in charge, john wins the senate seat while robert stakes out a new role in the family hierarchy. >> bobby was the one who could be the enforcer. who could do the dirty work of the family. >> as tough as robert seems, he is a sensitive religious man who relies on the unwavering support he receives from his wife. together, the two will have 11 children. >> bobby was not a confident man. he was a fierce man, determined. but there was a kind of hollowness in him. she helped fill that hole. she was a true believer in bobby kennedy. >> their father is still steering his sons' careers. after jack's election, he convinces joe mccarthy to appoint reporter a

there was a public identification with his brother, john f. kennedy. he was associated with the glamour of the early 1960's when the white house had use, style, a great chef. followers in barest him are running ahead. we cannot find answers completely, but at least we will make progress. >> his appeal was most obvious for the country's use, particularly college students. he said they must participate even though their elders did not trust them. he trusted them. have much greater stake in any of the rest of us because you have the least highest of the past and the greater stake in the future, much more within government. the decisions we make obviously have the greatest effect on all of you to make your voices heard, and to work for policies and programs you're interested in. not just to leave this school and turn your back on all of these matters. i think it is essential. i don't have an easy way that it will be accomplished, but it can make a difference. >> robert f. kennedy joked about warring the voting age to 12. -- lowering the age to 12. his iden

brother john f. kennedy several miles from here and serves the metropolitan new york area, but here from la guardia, the funeral will travel and it should take approximately 40 minutes. the cathedral on fifth avenue in midtown manhattan. security here is very expensive. police fofferses on all levels of government. new york city, the state, some security agents from washington are also here. and the credentials of press people being checked very, very carefully. the crowd being restricted to an area beyond the fence. the crowd will be some oh, 50 to 75 yards from air force 1 when it lands here at la guardia. once again the plane is due here sometime within the hour. morton dean. cbs news at la guardia airport. >> following requiem mass saturday morning in new york and the train trip, the body will be taken through the streets in washington and past buildings which played a part in his career. bruce morton traces the route. >> this is washington's union station where the train bringing the body of sen

. >> when massachusetts congressman john f. kennedy runs for u.s. senate in 1952, his brother robert gives up his promising career in the justice department to help him. he is no longer seen as an irritating younger sibling who needs to be hidden from public view. >> the campaign was a mess. it was going nowhere. bobby sort of kicks the laggards into shape and gets that campaign going. >> with his brother in charge, john wins the senate seat while robert stakes out a new role in the family hierarchy. >> bobby was the one who could be the enforcer. who could do the dirty work of the family. >> yet, as tough as robert seems, he, at his core, is a sensitive religious man, who relies on the unwavering support he receives from his wife. together, the two will have 11 children. >> bobby was not a confident man. he was a fierce man, determined. but there was a kind of hollowness in him. ethel helped fill that hole. she was a true believer in bobby kennedy. >> their father is still steering his sons' careers. after jack's election, he convinces wisconsin se

had his first meeting within 10 it for president jack kennedy, john f kennedy. so it was there that they met. they, being bobby kennedy and baldwin, met the morning before when baldwin flew out to hickory hill after landing and d.c.nd then got driven out to hickory hill by mr. kennedy's chauffeur to meet with them in the suburbs of d.c. at his home because he was attorney general. they had a pleasant enough meeting step very interested in each other. they expressed interest in each other. the plane for baldwin had been late, so kennedy said as they went off to the city, to go to another meeting, he said, look, i'm going to be in new york. why do you bring some of those people we talked about that black people listen to? he did not want to talk to king or whitney young or any of the established leaders. he wanted to speak to people that had the ears of the people, so to speak. is that he said, look, i'ot som people they listen to, harry belafonte, lena horne, lorraine hansberry. they happen to be available. he got them together. he said i will meet you tomorrow.

had his first meeting within 10 it for president jack kennedy, john f kennedy. so it was there that they met. they, being bobby kennedy and james baldwin, met the morning before when baldwin flew out to hickory hill after landing and d.c. and then got driven out to hickory hill by mr. kennedy's chauffeur to meet with them in the suburbs of d.c. at his home because he was attorney general. they had a pleasant enough meeting step very interested in each other. they expressed interest in each other. the plane for baldwin had been late, so kennedy said as they went off to the city, to go to another meeting, he said, look, i'm going to be in new york. why do you bring some of those people we talked about that black people listen to? he did not want to talk to king or whitney young or any of the established leaders. he wanted to speak to people that had the ears of the people, so to speak. is that he said, look, i've got someepl they listen to, harry belafonte, lena horne, lorraine hansberry. they happen to be available. he got them together. he said i will meet you t

kennedy, became president of the united states. i can remember john f. kennedy's visit to ireland in 1963, and it really did give ireland a lift because we saw a man who was exclusively irish in his heritage, his eight great-grandparents were all irish. he was someone who demonstrated to us that the irish could achieve anything, that if someone could rise to the top of the political tree in united states and become the most powerful man in the world, there was no limit to what modern ireland could achieve. the modern irish links we have with the united states are extremely important. they come to the for every year at st. patrick's day, but throughout the year, we have strong economic, political and cultural links with the united states. it is something that i think is going to grow and develop in the future, because these days the relationship between ireland and the united states is a two-way relationship. it used to be that we were relying on the united states for various things, investment, political support, and i have to say that over the years, su

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kennedy, became president of the united states. i can remember john f. kennedy's visit to ireland in 1963, and it really did give ireland a lift because we saw a man who was exclusively irish in his heritage, his eight great-grandparents were all irish. he was someone who demonstrated to us that the irish could achieve anything, that if someone could rise to the top of the political tree in unit states and become the most powerful man in the world, there was no limit to what modern ireland could achieve. the modern irish links we have with the united states are extremely important. they come to the for every year at st. patrick's day, but throughout the year, we have strong economic, political and cultural links with the united states. it is something that i think is going to grow and develop in the future, because these days the relationship between ireland and the united states is a two-way a used to be that we were relying on the united states for various things, investment, political support, and i have to say that over the years, successive resident

kennedy, became president of the united states. i can remember john f. kennedy's visit to ireland in 1963, and it really did give ireland a lift because we saw a man who was exclusively irish in his heritage -- his eight great-grandparents were all irish. he was someone who demonstrated to us that the irish could achieve anything, that if somebody could rise to the top of the political tree in united states, become the most powerful man in the world, there was no limit to what modern ireland could achieve. the modern irish links we have with the united states are extremely important. they come to the fore every year on st. patrick's day, but throughout the year, we have strong economic, political, and cultural links with the united states. it is something that i think is going to grow and develop in the future, because these days the relationship between ireland and the united states is a two-way relationship. it used to be a fact that we were relying on the united states for various things, investment, political support, and i have to say that over the

it was a couple of yards from this spot on november 22 1953 john f. kennedy gave the first of his last two public speeches. day thatcold, wet morning. he got in late at night. he flew into the cardwell base. when he flew over the city, all of the buildings were outlined in white light. some of the city leaders at the time wanted to welcome the president before he landed. even today that is part of the tradition of fort worth. if you see our skyline at night, the larger more prominent buildings are outlined in white light. we have kept that a lot. he arrived at the hilton hotel behind me late at night. he and mrs. kennedy were tired. they went to bed. they got up the next morning, and very large crowd of hundreds of people assembled right here in what used to be a parking lot. operatives at the time and speaker jim rice had arranged for a flatbed truck and microphone to be pulled into the parking lot so the president could step out to see the folks and addressed the crowd. they did not know there was going to be a speech. they just showed up hoping to

john didn't make boots for f. kennedy and his wife. hurry theym in a took those boots here in fort stayed downtown fort worth. as usual.business been fortunate to have such a wonderful legacy. factories in missouri and el paso. are made there. we take your orders here and shipped boots out from lancaster, texas. the cowboy.mpliment justin boots is a legend for so many years. cowboys in fort .orth offort worth has a kind title where the west begins. important's really and i think there are lot of people that realizes that the authenticity of this heritage is important. that's why having weekly rodeo and people with the right kind on is important. theheritage of texas, heritage of fort worth is stockyards. the , tracerth connection back to the 1900s when cattle that were brought here which -- cattle from spain. called long horn. the period from the 1500's to established,th was longhorns multiplied in great numbers so that after war, that in fact, there was probably five million longhorns that were wild throughout texas. purpose of -- the

it starts with president lyndon johnson, john f. kennedy vice president. bobby kennedy was attorney general and treated lbj very poorly when he was president they didn't like each other. that is a euphemism. they hated each other, just despised each other. johnson becomes president when kennedy is assassinated. bobby kennedy stole his attorney general for a period of time, but the friction is tense between them. interestingly if you go back and look at the archives, even then he was giving private historical interviews to the library not to be released for many years and he starts working on lyndon johnson and can't stop. this is back in 64 committees and animal, just a horrible guy who and he was still trying to maneuver himself as the vice presidential running mate in 64. they gave a serious thought to put him on the ticket he was going to have to reach out to kennedy supporters once they got the nomination he told his supporters that said i don't need bobby kennedy anymore you don't want to come out and say publicly i don't want him to be my vice presid

f. kennedy gave the first of his last two public speeches. it was a cold, wet day that rning. he got in late at night. he flew into the guards well base a couple of hours away. when he flew over the city, all the buildings were outlined in white lights. some of the civic leaders at the time wanted to welcome the president even before he landed. even today, that is the tradition in fort worth. if you see our skyline at night, the larger, more prominent buildings are outlined in white. they kept that a life. he arrived at the hotel behind me very late at night. he and mrs. kennedy were very tired and they went to bed. when they got up the next morning, a very large crowd, hundreds of people assembled right he in what used to be a parking lot. the democratic operatives at the time and speaker jim wright had arranged for a flatbed truck and microphone to be put into the parking not so that the president could step out and see the folks and addressed the crowd who had assembled on the parking

he had all the appeal of a dried prune compared john f. kennedy. and the kennedy people knew it and used it both for kennedy and against him. for years and indeed i think decades after kennedy's tragic death, kennedy's admirers continued to demean eisenhower in order to heighten the beauty and the glory of the kennedy era. arthur schlessinger jr., the son in his great testament 1965 book "a thousand days", he described the nation's capital as -- in the eisenhower years. under kennedy, fresh winds were blowing. [laughter] >> the kennedy presidency schlessinger wrote began with incomparable dash, one of his favorite words dash. everyone is dashing in the kennedy years as all these young liberals poured into the capitol to launch the new frontier. like the new dealers a quarter century earlier they brought with them the ideas of national reconstruction and reform which had been germinating under the surface of a decade of inaction. basically the eisenhower years was a gigantic, you know, eight year national nap, between two eras of wakeful democratic

. >> freedom as john f. kennedy once proclaimed is not merely a word or an abstract eerie. but the most effective instrument for advancing the welfare of man.we go to those generations who have come before us and those who come after us to recognize that our defense of that freedom in all its forms from free-speech to free thought to free markets to free trade , is not an active recreation. but let us pointedly declare those who would suggest ha otherwise that the crossroads we find ourselves are not the early innings of any game. but an historic moment in which we will either affirm our commitment to the values we have served for so long or engage in a trade war that will only lead to economic disaster. let us not fight through our mission to promote the values offreedom, let us not turn away from this most noble of responsibilities . let us proudly take the torch passed to us by our parents and parents parents . let us continue to serve as a beacon of hope, shining the light of freedom in a volatile world. this light stretches from the lanterns in boston's old north churc

john f. it was robert, their associate said, who handled the tough jobs and took the leaving his brother free to accept the adulation of the grounds. by all accounts robert kennedy ran a brilliant and tireless campaign that year, working behind the scenes to persuade the politicians to support his brother while john kennedy went to the people. one political associate said recently that the one major kennedy'sn robert presidential campaign was that he did not have anyone to do the kind of job he his brother.r over robert kennedy's objections, but at the insistence of both his brother, the president and kennedyer, robert was named attorney general in his brother's cabinet. joe kennedy commented nepotism my foot, why would anyone think that bobby needs a job? president kennedy with humor i can't say that it's wrong to give him a little legal experience before he goes to practice law. attorney general kennedy was a member of the national council and a trusted advisor to his brother. camesay it wa

so it starts off with president lyndon johnson, john f. kennedy's vice president. bobby kennedy was attorney general and treat lbj very poorly when he was vice-president. they did not like each other. that is a euphemism. they hated eve other. just despised each other. johnson becomes president when president kennedy is assassinated. bobby kennedy is still his attorney general for a period of time but the friction is very tense between them. interestingly, if you go back and look into the archives, bobby kennedy even then was giving private historical interviews to the kennedy library, not be released for many years, and he starts riffing on lyndon johnson and can't stop. this is back in 1964. an animal, not even a human. this horrible, horrible guy. while he was doing that, he was still trying to maneuver himself as johnson roz vice presidential running mate in 19684. lbj gave very seisorsing you thought for hitting on the tim for burn won't. her as afraid if nelson rockefeller got the rescue nomination for president, he would have to reach out to kennedy supporte

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there wa his public identification with his brother, john f. kennedy. in the golden years of the new frontier. he was associated with the glamour of the early 1960's when the white house had youth style, a french chef,. -- >> we cannot find answers completely, but at least we will make progress. >> his appeal was most obvious for the country's youth, particularly college students. he said they must participate even though their elders did not trust them. he trusted them. >> you have much greater stake then any of the rest of us because you have the least past and the greatest stake in the future, much more than any within government. the decisions we make obviously have the greatest effect on all of you. to make your voices heard, and to work for policies and programs you're interested in. not just to leave this school and turn your back on all of these matters. i think is essential. i don't have an easy way that it will be accomplished, but it can make a difference. >> robert f. kennedy joked about lowering the voting age to 12. i lose them after 25, h

he had all the sex appeal of a dried prune compared to john f. kennedy. the kennedy people knew it and they used it both for kennedy and against tim. four years and, indeed, i think decades after kennedys tragic death, his admirers continued to do me eisenhower in order to lighten the beauty and the court of the kennedy era. arthur schlesinger junior, the son, in his 19 suicide book a thousand days he discussed the nation's capital as freshmen in the eisenhower years. but under kennedy, fresh winds were blowing. [laughing] >> the kennedy president, presidency was incomparable dash to one of his favorite words, bash. everyone was dash in the kennedy years. all these young liberals poured into the capital to launch the new frontier. he will like the new dealers a quarter-century earlier they brought within the ideas of national reconstruction and reform which is been germinating under the surface of a decade of interaction. basically the eisenhower years was a gigantic eight year national map between two errors of democratic, wakeful democratic activity. sn

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it relates to john f. kennedy speaking to khrushchev in 1961 in vienna. with president nixon opening the doors with mao zedong. reagan and mikael gorbachev. he has opened doors to something that is unprecedented. since 1949, north korea has been blockaded from the rest of the world. i would have t think even all the naysayers have to give him credit. they are talking. if they are talking, it's a very good thing. it's a very positive thing for peace. and who knows? open trade. we are vacationing in vietnam in this generation. who would have thought that? it is unprecedented and it's unbelievable. this is history in the making and we are witnessing it right now. i give all the credit to donald trump and his dynamics of this presidency. host: we go to clifton from louisiana. democrats line. good evening. you're going to have delayed because of the volume on your set. turn it down. caller: sorry, i was listening to something else. ow, i have to say this about president trump. i did not vote for him. i thought he was a rich dog -- thug. i have come to realize

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president john f. kennedy's murder in dallas on november the twenty second one thousand nine hundred . three that ended the age of american innocence and plunged the country into violence and social turmoil. at his brother's funeral bobby kennedy was consumed by remorse and guilt. and as he reflected on the political life he had shared with john he asked himself who had killed his brother and why. john and bobby kennedy had made numerous sentiments including maffia bosses f.b.i. director j. edgar hoover fidel castro labor union leaders like jimmy hoffa and southern racists . in january nine hundred sixty four lee harvey oswald's widow marina testified before the warren commission which was investigating jack kay's assassination. oswald was shot and killed by jack ruby a dallas nightclub owner who was said to have ties to organized crime. toxic loss of. the country's one of the world's largest forms of. his environment is paying the price. introduces vast running water and the danger is announcing the s

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john f. kennedy once wrote, this country has always served as a lantern in the dark for those who love freedom but are persecuted in misery or in need. now, he users the phrase lantern rather than torch, but i imagine he might have had in mind that glowing orb of lady liberty holding up that light. he said the country has always served as a lantern in the dark to those who love freedom but are persecuted in misery or in need. well, not now because the new policy is that if you are persecuted, we will treat you as a criminal. we will lock you up. we will take your children away. and we don't care that it's inflicting massive trauma on the child because we want to send a message to some other family still overseas. that is so profoundly disturbing now, after the children have been separated, they're sent elsewhere but to where? well, some are sent to a large holding area or detention facility, and i tried to visit one of those in brownsville, texas. and this is a converted walmart. and it is ru

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yes you know you're absolutely right about the the next wave of because it was after it was john f. kennedy that there was reintroduce charisma and so on the people were thinking back on that relaxed way that. so yeah i think that's right that he is a somebody who is a charismatic figure and he's a you and he does want to shake things up but you could also look at the on the other side he is consolidating the russia china block and really you know he has campaigned essentially that he hadn't said it explicitly to break up that russia china block whether that's feasible or not that that's a different matter but he wanted to break that up because you know in the he has i think has a sort of that next only a real as i'm about in which is that this is a this is a bad thing for america when russia and china close together so what is dial doing is is pushing the two of them together and he you know he's done nothing in order to to improve relations with russia and and everything that he's doing now particularly when he's actually hitting the europeans for having the temerity to get their

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yes you know you're absolutely right about the the next wave of because it was after it was john f. kennedy that there was reintroduce that charisma and so on the people were thinking back on that relaxed way that. so yeah i think that's right that he is a somebody who is a charismatic figure and he's a you and he does want to shake things up but you could also look at the on the other side he is consolidating the russia china block and really you know he has campaigned essentially that he hadn't said it explicitly to break up that russia china block whether that's feasible or not that that's a different matter but he wanted to break that up because you know in the he has i think has a sort of that next only a real as them about him which is that this is a this is a bad thing for america when russia and china close together so what is dial doing is is pushing the two of them together and he you know he's done nothing in order to to improve relations with russia. and everything that he's doing now particularly when he's actually hitting the europeans for having the temerity to get th

yes you know you're absolutely right about the the waiver because it was after it was john f. kennedy that there was reintroduce that term charisma and so on the people were thinking back on that relaxed way that. yeah i think that's right that he is a somebody who is a charismatic figure and he's a you and he does want to shake things up but you could also look at the on the other side he is consolidating the russia china block and really you know he has campaigned essentially that he hadn't said it explicitly to break up that russia china block whether that's feasible or not that that's a different matter but he wanted to break that up because you know in the he has i think has a sort of that next only unrealism about him which is that this is a this is a bad thing for america when russia and china close together so what is dial doing is is pushing the two of them together and he you know he's done nothing in order to to improve relations with russia. and everything that he's doing now particularly when he's actually hitting the europeans for having the temerity to get their

yes you know you're absolutely right about the the next wave of because it was after it was john f. kennedy that there was reintroduce that term charisma and so on the people were thinking back on that relaxed way that. so yeah i think that's right that he is a somebody who is a charismatic figure and he's a you and he does want to shake things up but you could also look at the on the other side he is consolidating the russia china block and really you know he campaigned essentially that he hadn't said it explicitly to break up that russia china block whether that's feasible or not that that's a different matter but he wanted to break that up because you know in the he has i think has a sort of that next only a real as them about him which is that this is a this is a bad thing for america when russia and china close together so what is dial doing is is pushing the two of them together and he you know he's done nothing in order to to improve relations with russia. and everything that he's doing now particularly when he's actually hitting the europeans for having the temerity to get t

president john f. kennedy's murder in dallas on november twenty second one thousand nine hundred sixty three that ended the age of american innocence and plunged the country into violence and social turmoil. at his brother's funeral bobby kennedy was consumed by remorse and guilt. and as he reflected on the political life he had shared with john he asked himself who had killed his brother and why. john and bobby kennedy had made numerous sentiments including matthew abbas's f.b.i. director j. edgar hoover fidel castro labor union leaders like jimmy hoffa and southern racists . in january nine hundred sixty four lee harvey oswald's widow marina testified before the warren commission which was investigating j.f.k.'s assassination. oswald was shot and killed by jack ruby a dallas nightclub owner who was said to have ties to organized crime. bobby kennedy believed that oswald had been the front man for a broader conspiracy. also in one thousand nine hundred sixty four an official government commission inve

president john f. kennedy's murder in dallas on november twenty second one thousand nine hundred sixty three that ended the age of american innocence and plunged the country into violence and social turmoil. at his brother's funeral bobby kennedy was consumed by remorse and guilt. and as he reflected on the political life he had shared with john he asked himself who had killed his brother and why. john and bobby kennedy had made numerous sentiments including maffia bosses f.b.i. director j. edgar hoover fidel castro labor union leaders like jimmy hoffa and southern racists . in january nine hundred sixty four lee harvey oswald's widow marina testified before the warren commission which was investigating jack kay's assassination. oswald was shot and killed by jack ruby a dallas nightclub owner who was said to have ties to organized crime. bobby kennedy believed that all's well had been the front man for a broader conspiracy. also in one thousand nine hundred sixty four an official government commission

president john f. kennedy's murder in dallas on november twenty second one thousand nine hundred sixty three that ended the age of american innocence and plunged the country into violence and social turmoil. at his brother's funeral bobby kennedy was consumed by remorse and guilt. and as he reflected on the political life he had shared with john he asked himself who had killed his brother and why. john and bobby kennedy had made numerous sentiments including matthew abbas's f.b.i. director j. edgar hoover fidel castro labor union leaders like jimmy hoffa and southern racists . in january nine hundred sixty four lee harvey oswald's widow marina testified before the warren commission which was investigating jack kay's assassination. oswald was shot and killed by jack ruby a dallas nightclub owner who was said to have ties to organized crime. bobby kennedy believed that all's well had been the front man for a broader conspiracy. also in one thousand nine hundred sixty four an official government commissio

president john f. kennedy's murder in dallas on november twenty second one thousand nine hundred sixty three that ended the age of american innocence and plunged the country into violence and social turmoil. at his brother's funeral bobby kennedy was consumed by remorse and guilt. and as he reflected on the political life he had shared with john he asked himself who had killed his brother and why. john and bobby kennedy had made numerous sentiments including maffia bosses f.b.i. director j. edgar hoover fidel castro labor union leaders like jimmy hoffa and southern racists . in january nine hundred sixty four lee harvey oswald's widow marina testified before the warren commission which was investigating jav kay's assassination. oswald was shot and killed by jack ruby a dallas nightclub owner who was said to have ties to organized crime. bobby kennedy believed that oswald had been the front man for a broader conspiracy. also in one thousand nine hundred sixty four an official government commission inves

president john f. kennedy's murder in dallas on november twenty second one thousand nine hundred sixty three that ended the age of american innocence and plunged the country into violence and social turmoil. at his brother's funeral bobby kennedy was consumed by remorse and guilt. and as he reflected on the political life he had shared with john he asked himself who had killed his brother and why. john and bobby kennedy had made numerous sentiments including maffia bosses f.b.i. director j. edgar hoover fidel castro labor union leaders like jimmy hoffa and southern racists . in january nine hundred sixty four lee harvey oswald's widow marina testified before the warren commission which was investigating jack kay's assassination. oswald was shot and killed by jack ruby a dallas nightclub owner who was said to have ties to organized crime. bobby kennedy believed that oswald had been the front man for a broader conspiracy. also in one thousand nine hundred sixty four an official government commission inve

president john f. kennedy's murder in dallas on november twenty second one thousand nine hundred sixty three that ended the age of american innocence and plunge the country into violence and social turmoil. at his brother's funeral bobby kennedy was consumed by remorse and guilt. and as he reflected on the political life he had shared with john he asked himself who had killed his brother and why. john and bobby kennedy had made numerous sentiments including maffia bosses f.b.i. director j. edgar hoover fidel castro labor union leaders like jimmy hoffa and southern racists . in january nine hundred sixty four lee harvey oswald's widow marina testified before the warren commission which was investigating jack cain's assassination. oswald was shot and killed by jack ruby a dallas nightclub owner who was said to have ties to organized crime. bobby kennedy believed that oswald had been the front man for a broader conspiracy. also in one nine hundred sixty four an official government commission investigating

yes you know you're absolutely right about the the waiver because it was after it was john f. kennedy that there was reintroduce that charisma and so on the people were thinking back of that relaxed way that. so yeah i think that's right that he is a somebody who is a charismatic figure and he's a you and he does want to shake things up but you could also look at the on the other side he is consolidating the russia china block and really you know he has campaigned essentially that he hadn't said it explicitly to break up that russia china bloc whether that's feasible or not that's a that's a different matter but he wanted to break that up because you know in the he has i think has a sort of that next only a real as them about him which is that this is a this is a bad thing for america when russia and china close together so what is dial doing is is pushing the two of them together and he you know he's done nothing in order to to improve relations with russia. and everything that he's doing now particularly when he's actually hitting the europeans for having the temerity to get