having you working for them. you are a rude, terrible person. you shouldn t be working for cnn. go ahead. by the way, and you know, he works with the competition, jim acosta is a damn good reporter, doing what a reporter is supposed to do. i want to know what you see going on. you see trump pacing, he looked like he was going to explode, and you can see him pay attention to this woman. this woman is an intern, he has an intern jump up and try to take the mic out of jim acosta s hand and they use doctored video of the exchange, which jim acosta, he called her ma am, he was very polite, trying to finish the question, and then they tried to use this intern being thrown out there to do that, to take jim acosta s hard pass. unprecedented and now he s threatening if reporters aren t respectful, meaning if you don t bow down, if you re not nice, if your coverage isn t nice, you will be banned. what do you see, when you see donald trump pacing and grunting and you hear that breathy voice.
governor, the term ponzi scheme scared seniors. social security is an essential program. you said if people did it in the private sector it would be called criminal. that is in your book. yeah, what i said was before the debate, romney won the endorsement of former minnesota governor tim pawlenty. founder of the tea party caucus, michele bachmann is trying to regain some of the momentum she lost since winning the iowa straw poll. i m committed to repealing obama care. thank you. the candidates agreed on the need to get government spending under control and the economy back on track. what we need to do is cut the department of education, the department of energy, and all of these departments, get rid of them. people are tired of s spending money we don t have on programs we don t want. you have got to draw the line in the sand somewhere and say no more out of control spending. reporter: bachmann questioned perry s decision, requiring the hpv vaccine for sixth gra
there she is. reporter: osborne, emerged at the top of the escalator. she saw the big question. she made her way down the escalator into jesse s arms where he popped the e ggest question of his life. yes. will you marry me? after lots of hugs and kisses she of course said yes. numerous times. yes. i think before he asked. i m shocked. reporter: the iraq veteran and purple heart recipient was relieved that he was now engaged. i love you. i love you too. reporter: now a couple that has given much to their country now plan to give themselves to each other. if we have to be away from ea other, we ll make due. that s why we signed up to do our job. so if we have to be apart from each other. then, that s what we ll do. you want to put it on? yes. does it fit? it should. what a happy story.
so lyndon as vice president didn t, just didn t do anything. but there is a skill to listening to any oral history and finding the truth. i mean, bobby and lbj had this mortal hatred for one another. keep in mind her brother-in-law bobby is going to mount his own campaign for president. she and bobby kennedy trying to make sure johnson doesn t take credit for president kennedy s legacy. when something really crisis happens, that s when they re going to miss jack and talking about lyndon and people will think i am bitter. i am not so bitter now. she is also the woman who bore the weight of the nation s grief after the assassination of her husband. at one point, 3-year-old john kennedy jr. is heard wandering in and talking to the microphone held by historian arthur schlesinger. john, you went to the airport today? yes. john, what happened to your father?