no question about that. but that s it. and that s why we held up the money. to be clear what you just described is a quid pro quo. it is funding will not flow unless the investigation into the democratic server happened as well. we do that all the time with foreign policy. i have news for everybody. get over it. there s going to be political influence in foreign policy. okay, number two, what about chappaquiddick? ah, yes. what aboutism. when you can t argue that the president didn t do anything wrong, argue that the other guy is even worse. argue that you want to investigate your political enemies like joe biden. here s number four now. the press is blowing the whole thing up. classic. blaming the messenger here. the spectacle with its secret depositions and mid-hearing press conferences is not meant to discover the facts.
chappaquiddick. thank you so much for being with me. everyone is thinking you grieve with this family but tlouf throe years, this family and as a result the nation has grieved far too many times. it s so true, brooke. it s hard to believe. every time you think let s hope this is the last tragedy this family has to go through, there inevitably seems to be another. a young woman at 22 filled with so much promise lost. what did you learn about how the family copes not only with personal grief about with the inescapable public reaction? rose kennedy would have been the great grandmother of saoirse and she and i would say ethel
plane exploded. jfk s sister kathleen died in a private plane flying from paris, now john jr. it s impossible. it was almost 30 years to the day after chappaquiddick. i m not a believer in the kennedy curse, curses in general, but i think a lot of people just really had to feel for that family, especially somebody who was, you know, so young, so full of life, you know, had so much promise ahead of him. john jr. s death was the end of camelot. it s finished. these are memories now. it s all left in our memories. the great aspiration, the great hope that this family brought to america was finished, and john jr. was that hope. i think that everybody, almost everybody in america thought that jfk jr. was going to someday run for president, that he was going to carry on the legacy of camelot.
plane exploded. jfk s sister kathleen died in a private plane flying from paris, now john jr. it s impossible. it was almost 30 years to the day after chappaquiddick. i m not a believer in the kennedy curse, curses in general, but i think a lot of people just really had to feel for that family, especially somebody who was, you know, so young, so full of life, you know, had so much promise ahead of him. john jr. s death was the end of camelot. it s finished. these are memories now. it s all left in our memories. the great aspiration, the great hope that this family brought to america was finished, and john jr. was that hope. i think that everybody, almost everybody in america thought that jfk jr. was going to someday run for president, that he was going to carry on the legacy of camelot.
asians? if our civilization eliminates forgiveness or reject apologies and you in favor of just canceling people, you are going to see more violence and more suicide. because if you can t let people have a second chance in life, they are going to kill themselves. we have seen that already. i think the racism is ignored on the left because it s the media s team. so they carve out exceptions for people. they carve out exceptions for racism. they carve out exceptions for sexism. weinstein got away with everything until he couldn t get away with it. homophobia with joy reid. violence against women. teddy kennedy made it a long way after chappaquiddick. there has always been a double standard there always will be a double standard because they own the ball and the playing field. jesse: good discussion. things going from bad to worse in the dominican republic as more american tourists get sick and the ninth person passes away and an r.v.