Tag Archives: Ted Kennedy

There Is No Step 5! End!

August 17, 2023Political, Hey!Alex Stein, Alina Habba, And We Know, Byron Donalds, District Attorney, DMs, election interference, Fani Willis, Georgia, Hawaii, Humor, Hunter Biden, indictments, James Comer, Joe Biden, justice, Kelly Anne Conway, Kevin McCarthy, March 2024, Mark Meadows, Maryellen Noreika, Maui, mind control, Newt Gingrich, President Donald Trump, RICO trial, Scott McAfee, search warrants, Ted Kennedy, Tim Scott, Tom Cotton, Trump witch hunt, Twitter, White HouseCall Me Stormy

Expect fireworks, as justice is served. Potus is heavily guarded and 100 percent insulated! Humor is vital as we get ready to rumble!

Indictments, election interference, Maui, Georgia, mind control. Pray! More from And We Know.

Georgia DA Fani Willis files a scheduling order requesting the Trump RICO Trial to start in March of 2024, right before the Georgia Primaries. Who is the appointed Judge, 34-year old Scott McAfee? Alina Habba, Newt Gingrinch, Tim Scott and Tom Cotton react.

Mark Meadows and his defense team file for federal removal of Big Fani’s Georgia prosecution. We review the filing by the Meadow’s defense team, which invokes federal supremacy to justify the removal.

Newly unsealed transcripts from the Court of Appeals show that Twitter was forced to hand-over Trump’s DM’s, including deleted drafts, to Federal Prosecutors after a Judge granted a broad search warrant to federal prosecutors. We review the excerpts from the transcripts and grab reaction from Kelly Anne Conway and Senator Ted Kennedy.

Hunter Biden’s lawyers respond to Judge Maryellen Noreika’s request for their position on the Government’s motion to dismiss. The White House continues to refuse to comment on the appointment of the Special Counsel and James Comer, Kevin McCarthy and Byron Donalds respond. More from Robert Gouveia on Watching The Watchers.

Trump Not Finished Yet

February 13, 2021Just the Facts Ma'amCalifornia, Edmund Muskie, Epoch Times, Hillary Clinton, JFK, Jimmy Carter, Larry Elder, Pat Brown, presidency, President Trump, Richard Nixon, Ted Kennedy, White HouseCall Me Stormy

For those of you who believe President Trump is finished, think again. Four years is an eternity in politics. In this episode, Larry Elder looks back at other politicians the mainstream media and pundits claimed were done after a loss or two. The most celebrated was Richard Nixon, who lost his Presidential bid to John F. Kennedy in 1960, then was soundly defeated by Pat Brown for the governorship of California in 1962, before winning the White House in 1968.

So don’t assume Trump will disappear anytime soon. After all, it won’t be the first time his adversaries underestimated him.

Nixon Uncensored

December 26, 2020Long-Ago Times37th President, CNN, Crossfire, Kennedy brothers, Pat Buchanan, President Gerald Ford, President John F. Kennedy, President Lyndon Johnson, President Richard Nixon, Robert Kennedy, Ted KennedyCall Me Stormy

Digging deeply into the political archives, we uncovered highlights of a 1982 CNN “Crossfire” interview with former President Richard Nixon, including uncensored comments during a commercial break. The interview was conducted by Pat Buchanan, who later became a special consultant to Presidents Nixon, Ford and Reagan. He unsuccessfully sought the Republican nomination for the presidency in 1992 and 1996.

In his characteristic no-nonsense manner, Nixon lauds the Kennedy brothers, calling Ted the best politician of the three and, in an unsuspecting moment during a commercial break, he takes a shot at President Johnson with some choice words. Tune in to this classic interview with our 37th President, courtesy of CNN.

Kennedy Myths and Legends

January 10, 2013Political, Hey!anti-Semitism, City University of New York, David Nasaw, FBI, John F. Kennedy, Joseph P. Kennedy, moonshine, Nazis, Nick Gillespie, Prohibition, Reason.TV, Robert Kennedy, Ted KennedyCall Me Stormy

Was Joseph P. Kennedy, the father of JFK, RFK and Teddy Kennedy, a bootlegger? Was he anti-Semitic or a Nazi sympathizer? How did he make his millions? David Nasaw examines the legends and exposes the many myths surrounding the Kennedy patriarch. Nasaw is a professor of history at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York, and also the author of the best-selling biography The Patriarch: The Remarkable Life and Turbulent Times of Joseph P. Kennedy.

To the disappointment of Kennedy haters everywhere, Nasaw debunks the myth that Joe made a fortune via bootlegging during Prohibition. In fact, those stories about Kennedy Sr., who passed multiple security checks by the FBI while serving multiple presidents, only surfaced in the late ’60s when JFK assassination buffs tried to tie the family to the mob.

Nasaw discusses his book with Nick Gillespie from Reason TV.