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President kennedy called for eisenhower to meet him at camp david. ike, the man who planned d-day, questioned the new president about the operation. he felt kennedy needed to do more than simply sign off on a plan recommended by the cia and the joint chiefs of staff. even worse, kennedy had called off air support, hoping to conceal american involvement. eisenhower told him people would know the us was involved once such a plan was set in motion. the only thing to do was see it through. us-soviet relations continued to deteriorate during the crisis of october 1962 when the soviets placed nuclea...

Kennedy called for eisenhower to meet him at camp david. ike, the man who planned d-day question the new president about the operation. he felt kennedy needed to do more than simply sign off on a plan recommended by the cia and the joint chiefs of staff. even worse, kennedy had called off air support hoping to conceal american involvement. eisenhower told him people would know the u.s. was involved once such a plan was set in motion. the only thing to do was see it through. u.s. soviet relations continue to deteriorate during the crisis of october 1962 and the soviets placed missiles in cuba. ...

Kennedy called for eisenhower to meet him at camp david. ike, the man who planned d-day question the new president about the operation. he felt kennedy needed to do more than simply sign off on a plan recommended by the cia and the joint chiefs of staff. even worse, kennedy had called off air support hoping to conceal american involvement. eisenhower told him people would know the u.s. was involved once such a plan was set in motion. the only thing to do was see it through. u.s. soviet relations continue to deteriorate during the crisis of october 1962 and the soviets placed missiles in cuba. ...

Kennedy called for eisenhower to meet him at camp david. ike, the man who planned d-day question the new president about the operation. he felt kennedy needed to do more than simply sign off on a plan recommended by the cia and the joint chiefs of staff. even worse, kennedy had called off air support hoping to conceal american involvement. eisenhower told him people would know the u.s. was involved once such a plan was set in motion. the only thing to do was see it through. u.s. soviet relations continue to deteriorate during the crisis of october 1962 and the soviets placed missiles in cuba. ...

Was president. he was a cold warrior in the 50s. came to relatives. he actually turned it around and thought that having detaunt he began a new error. a new relationship with the soviets that has been off and on for the past nowrt years since 1973. >> alisyn: that's interesting that he had that turn around. obviously if you are ready for that. after the cube began missile crisis. i don't think anybody wanted to go to the brink again that was a mistake clearly. brezhnev and nixon. no one but nixon got away with it if johnson tried it he would have been seen as soft: at did change the trajectory...