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CAMPBELL BROWN, CNN ANCHOR: Right now, we're all going to get a unique look at Senator Edward Kennedy. The HBO documentary, "Teddy: In His Own Words," has some remarkable moments you've never seen before. It is put together with home movies and photographs, as well as TV news video and still photographs from Kennedy's long career.
The senator's commentary comes from both public and both private recordings. You're going to hear that now.
And here now, the HBO documentary, "Teddy: In His Own Words."
UNIDENTIFIED SUPPORTERS: Teddy! Teddy! Teddy!
UNIDENTIFIED SUPPORTERS: Teddy! Teddy! Teddy! Teddy!
KENNEDY: It is so wonderful to be here.
KENNEDY: For me, this is a season of hope. As I look ahead, I am strengthened by family and friendship. So many of you have been with me in the happiest days and the hardest days.
KENNEDY: For you and for me, the work begins anew, the hope rises again and the dream lives on.
My fondest of memories were growing up on Cape Cod. From my earliest beginnings, our house has been a scrapbook for our family. All of the really major times of joy and triumph and some of sadness and disappointment have been a part of these pictures. I've grown up in a large family as the ninth member of that family. The relationship between brothers and sisters was extremely close. All during the '30s and '40s, my father was one that sort of challenged all of the members of the family. He could spot if you were not really measuring up and not giving your all.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: American's new ambassador to Britain, Joseph B. Kennedy, upon his arrival in Clement (ph).
KENNEDY: When my father's ambassadorship was announced, it was just an extraordinary, exciting experience, even for a very young member of the family, almost six years old.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Excited?
Why Edward's speechless.
KENNEDY: One of the most outstanding memories was the trip over to London. I can remember having a very warm sense of the feeling that the people in Great Britain had for the members of the family.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Master Teddy Kennedy cut the tape, which gave to the non-grown up public its own small section of the animal kingdom.
KENNEDY: I remember going to the opening of the London Zoo. It was really a wonderful, wonderful zoo.
I remember school. It was one of the first times I had the fisticuffs with someone in my class. He was sort of a bully. And I remember coming home and asking my father whether -- that I was the ambassador's son and could I really fight back. And he said, go to it. And so the next day we went right at it.
We had no thought at that time of the potential dangers of war.
I had been sent home when the bombing really intensified in London. My father was a wonderful letter writer. He wrote me a letter about the bombing and about how it was destroying people's lives and how he hoped that when I grew up that, you know, you could work to try and avoid conflict and war.
My brother Joe sort of took me under his wing. He was 17 years older than I was. He's still the earliest memory of sort of an older figure. He had been a great hero of mine. He was the one that taught me to swim. He was the one that taught me to sail on Cape Cod. He loved the sea. And he always seemed to be available to spend time with. He volunteered for the war, December 8th.
In this house, I heard that my brother Joe was lost. It was on a summer day, mid August, and I remember, even though I was very young at that time. The priest came in and talked to my parents and then they came down and visited with us -- a devastating blow to both of my parents. My sister, Kathleen, had volunteered for the Red Cross a year earlier, because of her real outrage of the war. Kathleen was lost just after the war. Just a day doesn't go by where I'm not thoughtful about them and don't miss them. I mean, I do, in a very, very real way. People have a lot of challenges, a lot of heartache during the course of their lives, and still try and reach out and help other people. And that's sort of a central kind of a theme in the course (ph) of our development. I remember the days of high school. I always wanted to run for office. I would say probably in college I really became most interested in politics.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: There's no stopping (INAUDIBLE) the touchdown (INAUDIBLE) Ted Kennedy, brother of Massachusetts Senator John Kennedy.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: All of us played sports. In our family, all of the boys and girls were all treated very equally. There was a strong, sort of pecking order. I mean, people understood that. Plus being the youngest member of the family made the press more conscious of that. (INAUDIBLE) me being the youngest anyway, they said that I didn't wait in line.
ROSE KENNEDY: I thought Ted might grow up and be a priest or even a bishop, but he met a beautiful blond one night, and so that was the end of my ambition in that direction.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Joan and I were married on the 29th of November.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I was 4 years old, and I think Ted was 8. And we lived two blocks apart and we never met until I was in college.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: To my lawful wife...
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: This was obviously one of the great happy moments. It seemed that everything was coming up roses. I sort of entered the political process helping my brother in the '60s.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Senator John Kennedy of Massachusetts, Democrat, throws his hat in the presidential ring.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: My brother, Bob, managed the presidential campaign, and I had responsibility for the western states.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I enjoyed it. I enjoyed the people. I loved that part of the