50 years ago, lyndon baines johnson declared the war on poverty. his heart was in the right place. under president obama, income inequality has gotten worse. more people are in poverty than ever before. his policies have not worked. their liberal policies are good every four years for a campaign but they don't get the job done. the only policies that will reach into the hearts of american people and pull people out of poverty and break the cycle of poverty are republican principles, conservative principles. family formation education good jobs. we are going to bring them to the american people and finally end the scourge of poverty in this great land. [applause] i believe in the post-obama era we need to stand for safety and opportunity for all people regardless of the neighborhood they come from. we have to stand for helping lift people out of poverty. i should tell you the last few days the most frequently asked question i get is, what does ann think of this? [laughter] she believes that people get better with experience. [laughter] [applause] and heaven knows i have experience r

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it didn't work out well with lyndon baines johnson in vietnam. it will not work out with this generation of politicians. but to be clear, the president's job is to set conditions for success. it's not to pick the tactics that the guys in the field have to do. that's one of the flaws here. everybody was like on a playground trying to basically outdo the other on who's going to be more macho in trying to go after isis. we' got to do like an arab nato, we've got to enable them. military is part of it. but it's not the most important piece. we have to figure out how we settle the piece, bring stability to the region after we defeat isis militarily. politicians should be focusing on the big picture, not the tactics. >> graham wood, and colonel anthony sheaffer, thank you very much for joining me tonight. really appreciate it. coming up, a hung jury in the trial of one of the officers in the freddie gray case in baltimore. first officer to go on trial. will there be a retrial 1234? [ coughing ] [ sneezing ] a cold can make you miserable. luckily, alka

we could not have had this bill without lyndon baines johnson, but lyndon baines johnson could not have passed it without martin luther king without the death of jimmie lee jackson, james james reebe, cheney and goodman, medgar evers. it's unfair for anybody to talk about credit. too many people gave their lives. too many people risked too much. >> i think that's a great point and in terms of the portrayal of the people on the ground who were waging this fight, there have been no objections that have been registered by anybody of this film. it's strictly about the relationship between mlk and lbj. >> let's even say, though on this occasion, 30 days 90 days after president johnson said he didn't have the power to pass civil rights legislation in 1965 he was standing up on the 28th of march with a joint session of congress. and he introduced legislation which changed the south. that's what we want to celebrate in the selma film. >> that was the lbj speech where he said we shall overcome. >> he said we shall overcome. >> we're short on time i don't mean to cut you short, but we have the ne

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it is the new president of the united states lyndon baines johnson who had just rounded the country. a split second later, blaine would have pulled the trigger. 14 hours after losing one president, the nation came chillingly close to losing another one. if that that had happened, if lyndon johnson had been accidentally killed by that jumpy secret service agent at his house that night, then the 37th president of the united states would have been this man, speaker of the house, john mccormick. and not only was john mccormick one itchy trigger away from the presidency that night, he apparently did think he was president for just a moment on the day of j.f.k.'s assassination. he was misinformed that both president kennedy and vice president johnson were dead. quote, the possibility that he was at that moment president prompted a severe attack of vertigo. mccormick almost collapsed in table cloth and silverware. obviously he was not president nor did he ever have to be, although he went on to play a pivotal role in the civil rights act. he pulled it out of the hands of a chairman who bott

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. >> i, lyndon baines johnson -- >> johnson succeeded jfk after the assassination. winning the election in a landslide. and managing the historic passage of the civil rights and voting rights bills. but his commitment to vietnam brought him down. >> i will not accept the nomination of my party for another term as your president. >> as president of the united states -- >> reporter: richard nixon inherited vietnam and a deeply divided nation. he opened the door to china, a triumph. but then, became deeply involved in watergate, a hapless break-in, that led to his resignation, the first-ever for a president. >> preserve, protect and defend -- >> reporter: jimmy carter came to office, promising a new day. and turned out that new day brought a deep economic lamaze iran, and the imprisonment of 52 hostages to the embassy there. >> i ronald reagan, do swear -- >> reporter: ronald reagan signed off on deployment of servicemen to beirut. and they were killed in a terrorist attack. the deadliest day for the marines since the battle of iwo jima. and his national security team

mccarthy8, eugene essentially ended the reelection hopes for lyndon baines job than amid the backdrop of the vietnam war. mccarthy one by losing to johnson. that it is not a big enough when and therefore you lost. >> two of the biggest names that helped shape the history of the new hampshire primary our candidates who spent timeless hours working and new hampshire, and banked on success. talking about will clinton and john mccain. >> they may have come from different parties but the common thread uniting clinton and mccain, a relentless focus on new hampshire voters and what mattered most to them. >> the unthinkable had finally happened. >> the whole state was devastated. >> nowhere is the situation worse than in new hampshire the question is when will thing stop getting worse. >> local coffee shop is offering out of work customers the recession special. >> take a look at all the vacant property. >> they have over 150 resumes. >> they say one thing, it's like watch my lips. people are losing their homes. >> i think they woke up just a little bit too late and it is going to hurt him. >