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Ted Kennedy

Ted Kennedy

Lawyer and former United States SenatorWikipedia

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Oct 30, 2026

John KiriakouGUEST
28:23
But the other half of the budget was created to hide CIA covert actions.
John KiriakouGUEST
28:31
And so the documents that I found online, it was a letter from Senator Ted Kennedy in 1971.
John KiriakouGUEST
28:41
He wrote a letter to USAID saying, one of my constituents wrote to me and said that the USAID budget is really just a place for the CIA's covert action budget to hide.
John KiriakouGUEST
28:55
Is this true? Is the USAID actually a CIA covert action organization? And they wrote back to Ted Kennedy and said, yes, what are you going to do about it? And there was nothing he could do about it.
John KiriakouGUEST
29:10
Finally, the document was declassified just over the last five or 10 years.
John KiriakouGUEST
29:16
And what could anybody do about it? Now, Donald Trump focused on the on the soft power side of digging water wells and building schools and clinics and said, I don't want to do that anymore.
Cody TinsleyHOST
34:54
right.
Hilary MillerHOST
34:54
And also when interviewed in an FBI investigation around the possibility of a murder plot intended for Ted Kennedy by a follower of LeVay's, the FBI concluded that LeVay's, quote, interest in the Church of Satan was strictly from a monetary point of view.
Cody TinsleyHOST
35:12
Oh, yeah.
Hilary MillerHOST
35:13
That's the kind of guy we're talking about.
Ben JoravskyHOST
29:34
I could go further.
Ben JoravskyHOST
29:35
I mean, in a more egregious case, Shereen, this is way before you, Ted Kennedy.
Ben JoravskyHOST
29:39
Oh my God, he stepped up to touch Ted Kennedy and the Chappaquiddick accident where Mary Jo Kopechny died.
Ben JoravskyHOST
29:47
I, I talk for hours with friends, but I can't vote for Kennedy.
Ben JoravskyHOST
29:51
It was in 80 when Kennedy was running against Carter.
Ben JoravskyHOST
29:59
I'm sorry.
Ben JoravskyHOST
30:00
I cannot vote for Kennedy.
Ben JoravskyHOST
30:01
I know he articulates my worldview way more than Carter does, and I want him to push the Democrats a little to the left to fight Reagan, but I just cannot vote for Ted Kennedy.
Vic HenleyHOST
19:35
Yes, his restaurant.
Vic HenleyHOST
19:36
I remember just happened to see the day, and it was right around, it was when Teddy Kennedy had died.
Vic HenleyHOST
19:41
And he immediately deflected, we're not going to talk about my indiscretions on a day when one of our greatest senators died.
OpieHOST
19:47
Brilliant.
Vic HenleyHOST
19:49
So today he went right into the name of the dorm at Louisville where all this took place.
Vic HenleyHOST
19:54
It's named after his dead brother-in-law who died in September 11th.
Vic HenleyHOST
19:58
So once again, it eerily reminded me, I'm like, oh, this is the same dude that didn't do the horror story and threw Teddy Kennedy's being in this today.
Vic HenleyHOST
20:05
So he went with the deflection.
Mike MooreHOST
11:49
Scholars such as Al-Izrizi and Uba Butua were the founders of geography and navigation.
Mike MooreHOST
11:58
Maybe he should tune into that because Uncle Teddy Kennedy wasn't so good at navigation and geography, right? And she says, oh, wait, does he think Jews did all that? How embarrassing.
Mike MooreHOST
12:14
It really is.
Mike MooreHOST
12:14
It is embarrassing, and it's just plain ignorance.
Adam HamiltonGUEST
27:51
But Bob Dole and George McGovern gave us the SNAP benefit program, helping low-income children and rural farmers.
Adam HamiltonGUEST
27:57
Nancy Kassebaum and Ted Kennedy worked together to get important legislation across the finish line because they were willing to work together to build relationships.
Adam HamiltonGUEST
28:05
And that's what we've got to do.
Adam HamiltonGUEST
28:05
We've got Washington is so polarized.
Adam HamiltonGUEST
28:08
We've got to figure out how do we find thoughtful Republicans and Democrats, bring them together to solve serious problems.
Adam HamiltonGUEST
28:14
And I think that's about relationships.
Adam HamiltonGUEST
28:15
And I heard, I remember when Ted Kennedy died, There was a Republican who spoke at his wake and said, or maybe it was in a TV interview, I can't remember, and said, you know, I love this guy, Ted Kennedy, liberal Democrat.
Adam HamiltonGUEST
28:26
I loved him.
Elizabeth DionneGUEST
31:08
That's what I owe the voters.
Howie CarrHOST
31:09
Remember when Mitt Romney was running for, uh, for the Senate and then, and then basically for the Senate and Ted Kennedy was attacking his religion.
Howie CarrHOST
31:20
And that was a, that was a big issue.
Howie CarrHOST
31:22
Why isn't this a big issue?
Elizabeth DionneGUEST
31:41
She didn't say a word.
Elizabeth DionneGUEST
31:43
And again, everybody, I'm getting a lot of quiet support from Democrats who've said they're really disgusted by the anti-Mormon bigotry, but I thought that we had exhausted this.
Elizabeth DionneGUEST
31:53
Yes, the Senate run against Ted Kennedy was the gubernatorial run, the presidential run.
Elizabeth DionneGUEST
31:57
Are we not past this? But apparently it's okay to be prejudiced against some religious minorities, just not others.
Marty MeehanGUEST
3:26
We had great relationships.
Marty MeehanGUEST
3:28
The other thing that's interesting about it, every major Republican that I first met in Washington, I met at Ted Kennedy's house.
Marty MeehanGUEST
3:36
I got very friendly with Ted, and he would invite me to things at his house.
Marty MeehanGUEST
3:41
And I met Bob Dole for the first time there.

35 MINS LATER

Teddy PanosHOST
38:25
I do think it underscores the difference, though, because Bob Dole was the Senate Republican leader for the long time.
Teddy PanosHOST
38:31
I think he was both majority and minority leader.
Teddy PanosHOST
38:35
Ted Kennedy, while I don't think he ever became Senate president, but in many ways he was the de facto leader of the Democratic Party in the Senate, whether he had that title or not.
Teddy PanosHOST
38:46
And they would work together, Orrin Hatch.
A.D. TippettHOST
36:05
And one quick aside before we get to the fallout of this.
A.D. TippettHOST
36:09
Democrats never entirely forgave Bork, so when he was nominated to the Supreme Court in 1987 as one of the most qualified figures ever chosen to represent the court, figures such as Ted Kennedy led brutal and scurrilous opposition to his nomination, and he was forced to withdraw.
A.D. TippettHOST
36:26
The term borking has now entered our lexicon, and it is one of the biggest problems of our government that the left wants not a court to judge, but one that will legislate.
A.D. TippettHOST
36:36
It all started with bork.
Mikey AdamsHOST
22:27
So that was big.
Mikey AdamsHOST
22:28
And then right at the same time that that was going on was a little incident called Chappaquiddick, where Ted Kennedy, of course, who had presidential hopes because his brother Bobby and his brother John F., you know, he drove off a bridge on Martha's Vineyard in Chappaquiddick.
Mikey AdamsHOST
22:50
And Mary Jo Kopechny died in what was a gigantic scandal of the time.
Mikey AdamsHOST
22:55
Yeah.

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