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Boehner, speaker of the house of representatives. The speaker pro tempore the prayer will be offered by the guest chaplain, reverend john fort elvin, diocese of worth, texas. The chaplain lord god, as citizens of this great land, we mark today the 50th anniversary of the tragic death of the 35th president of the United States, president john f. Kennedy. In commemorating such a one whose life and presidency were to sow , we do so not in tears, as the psalmist says, but rather to reap with shouts of joy. Help us, lord god, to make the late president s inaugural visit our own, so that together, as fellow americans, we may ask not what our country can do for us, but rather, what we can do for our country. And so, sacrificing ourselves for the sake of others helps help us go forth to lead the land we love, asking your blessing and your help in knowing that here on earth, your work, o god, must truly be our own. N your name we pray, amen. The speaker pro tempore pursuant to section 2a of Hou
Driving along. The only people in the area. The shots came directly across the street from us. Just as they became directly even with us, we took one look at him and he was sitting there, he and jackie were looking at a dog in the middle of the seat. And then at that time, two shots rang out just as he looked up. Just as the president looked up. He saw shots. Grabbed his chest. Looked like he was in pain. He fell over in his seat. Jackie fell over on him. He said, my god, hes been shot. Where did the shots come from . Just from the hill. Just east of the underpass. Uhhuh. On the south side. Did you look up where the shots came from, maam . Yes, sir. Did you see anyone . I thought i saw a man running, but i looked at the president and, you know, for a while. And i looked up there and i thought i saw a man running. I didnt have any better sense, i started running up there too. What is your name. Whats your address . 9402 bluff creek. An interview i had with mrs. Jane hill of dallas a few
Texas the governor had been shot. This is two hours. We have a mobile unit on the way to the white house now. The white house does not seem to have anymore information than the reporters on the scene. We are also establishing contact with Robert Mcneil in dallas. We expect to be getting reports from him very shortly. As you can imagine, extensive efforts are being made to get our men dispensed to the right place of the right timing get as much information as we can. Thank you, frank. We are relaying information as it comes in. Obviously, it will be sketchy for some time, because you can imagine what is happening to every circuit of radio and telephone between the east coast and dallas, texas at this moment. Obviously, at the moment, circuits are jammed. Here is something else. It was impossible to tell at once where kennedy was hit. But Bullet Wounds in governor connallys chest were plainly visible, indicating the gunfire might possibly have come from an automatic weapon. Representativ
Bastion of cnbc asia for 20 years and ive brother at the wall street journal. So my question is, we used a kind of joke at cnbc that someday we would all be working for murdoch and media and im going to end on the larger question which is do you think that is the case and the future of objective journalism as we know it collects what is your view on it . I sort of have a negative view and im hoping you have a more positive view so we can be positive going forward. The charge we came in here with was answer the question can brew per murdoch save journalism and you can work that in as well. Its interesting, is he a savior for journalism now . No. Has he sustained excellent reporting done a number of his raw jax . Absolutely. Did he do it with an idea philanthropist in so doing more public minded lex i think less so as he wanted to be part of helping shape the conversation with the elites and the public into the determine outcomes with top officials. Very Good Journalism happened as a con