we are missing, we are mindless we just care about you useless book facts. he was asked and answered, well, a lot of people feel that is not a factual statement. a lot of people can feel a whole lot of things but they don t know anymore than you know. a lot of people think the cia killed kennedy. they have no evidence but they feel that. you re allowed to feel whatever you want. it s a free country. without evidence it doesn t mean anything. we here in the fact business so we tend to take offense at this stuff. if you say something that s not true, it s a violation. he uses disputed facts, wrong facts, false facts to virally insert himself into the conversation. we re talking about this right now. for his supporters if they re watching this show they re thinking oh, there goes donald trump again, he s got those washington elites. let s try reality in realtime which i don t think he s comfortable in. they didn t have a vote, they were going to have a vote, he thought they we
tom: thanks for coming out. thanks for having me. tom: what did you think of these numbers? the idea of obama tapping trumps phone, very exciting. i think it s because donald trump is throwing around such a salacious accusation, and the media is just following him down this bizarre path. there s a lot of fun things to talk about, accused of sitting senators and father of killing jfk or being part of an assassination, it s good times, good conversation. tom: would you attribute it we all know his dad killed kennedy. we also know he s the zodiac killer. that s a substantiated rumor. i think there s many different factors, but the trump thing i thing a big part of the government has gotten bigger and bigger and bigger, so politics dominates more and more of our lives. i don t if there s any example in my lifetime of the department
who killed kennedy? i read the warren report, said he was killed by a drunk driver. what do you see day after day? the one smart bomb falling down the chimney. the truth, i was in the building when we shot the shot, we set it in a studio, false church, virginia. is that true? how the [ bleep ] do we snow do you take my point? yes. and you want me to do what? we want you to produce. you want me to produce your war? in is his is say, barry levinson writes, now that the supreme court decided elections can be played with by the high rollers, it s time to admit that anything that we value can be bought for the right price. it s time for a change of name as well. the united states of america incorporated, it has a nice greedy ring to it. very direct. and the intentions of the country are clear. no more false dreams. and, in the interest of clarity
that is the title of barry levinson s new essay on the huffington post. barry levinson of course the brilliant oscar winning director of rainman. he also directed wag the dog a film that is in perfect sync with the essay he posted to day. who killed kennedy? i read the warren report, said he was killed by a drunk driver. what do you see day after day? the one smart bomb falling down the chimney. the truth, i was in the building when we shot the shot, we set it in a studio, false church, virginia. is that true? how the [ bleep ] do we snow do you take my point? yes. and you want me to do what? we want you to produce. you want me to produce your war? in is his is say, barry levinson writes, now that the supreme court decided elections can be played with by the high rollers, it s time to admit that anything that we value can be bought for the right price.
somebody killed kennedy. i was on the shuttle. as soon as i got off the subway people were talking. what did you think? i was stunned. i forget where i was going but, you know, it makes me think of 9/11, you know. what do you do? i did whatever i had to do but changes everything. all right. that was part of tom brokaw s upcoming nbc special where were you the day jfk died? we ll talk to tom. a live look at the eternal flame as we mark the day. here with us now on the set here in washington, d.c., columnist for bloomberg view, al hunt. al, your thoughts 50 years later. well it s a day that none of us will ever forget who lived through it. i was a junior at wake forest