bobby kennedy is a hero, a great man. fighter for justice. and, you know, he is called anti-vaccine but is he really anticorruption and pro-vaccine safety. >> tucker: and pro-democracy. and i agree with your description of him wholeheartedly. he is all those things. what is crazy that s. that anthony fauci has immense power over the united states. he has never been elected to anything he yields enormous power over people's private lives. what does it say that you are not allowed to criticize him? >> i think it's telling thely crazy that you can't criticize him. you know, here is a serious book claiming corruption at the highest levels of government. you know, of government, of dr. anthony fauci, you know, one of the most powerful people, one of the most powerful government officials you can't even claim that he is committed some wrongdoing. there needs to be a congressional investigation. there needs -- you know, we need to really look into the claims that are made in this book. this is a 200,000 word book. like i said, it has 2,194 citations

bobby kennedy jr. you hear he's crazy. he's an anti-vaxer and hates all vaccines!l, it turns out the reality as so often the case is the opposite. bobby kennedy is one of the smartest people in the country, not against vaccines and definitely one of the bravest people speaking in our country. that's why they're trying to make him be quiet. he's one of the last great defenders of our constitution. our conversation with him in a moment. patriot purge, just go to tuckercarlson capsoff.com >> tucker: if you want to know what is going on in this country, one way to understand it is figuring out who they're trying to censor. bobby kennedy jr. has been censored. why are they going to censor him? he's a cook. he's crazy? he's one of the smartest and most articulate chroniclers in the erosion of our country. he's written an amazing new book and we're grateful to talk to him at length in a brand-new episode of tucker today. here is part of it. >> that's why we had the revolution so we can criticize the government. and we put that first. and yet it's gone. then they go after

you know, bobby kennedy didn't to jackie kennedy in crush, often the gall didn't. ah, castro. i, even lyndon johnson was suspicious of it. he knew something had happened, eat it 1st thing he said was where they shooting at me. they. everyone says they in this regard. they knew something had happened. johnson was trying to tamp it all down with the warren commission and pretend there was a once one low, not it would, and there was no nothing behind it. that's the whole reason that he went out of the way with his worn commission, which in our film we go out of our way to, to take a shot at because it's very important. understand that the warren commission was crooked from the beginning and pretty much everybody knew that in washington. certainly, bobby kennedy get, which is why your film j. f. k. bad created waves on, on the hill itself. all the soon i'll stop you that. more from the oscar winning director out of his practice if you know that this is the 400 year anniversary of the very 1st thanksgiving, think about that 400 years of thanksgiving in north america. really an incr

you know, bobby kennedy didn't to jackie kennedy in crush. often, the gall didn't ha, castro. i, even lyndon johnson was suspicious of it. he knew something had happened. the 1st thing he said was where they shooting at me. they, everyone says they in this regard. they knew something had happened. johnson was trying to tamp it all down with the warren commission and pretend it was a once one low. not it was and there was no nothing behind it. that's the whole reason that he went out of the way it with his lauren commission, which in our film we go out of our way to take a shot at because it's very important. understand that the warren commission was crooked from the beginning and pretty much everybody knew that in washington. certainly, bobby kennedy hit, which is why your fellow j. f. k. bad created waves on, on the hill itself, on the stone. i'll stop you there. more from the oscar winning director off in the spring with ah ah, the ah sure don't seem inefficient. mister fisher from light at the, from the tech hockey, with some dinner washed them with especially want to hear

certainly, bobby kennedy it. which is why your film j of k by created waves on, on the hill itself, all the soon i'll stop you there. more from the oscar winning director out of the sprague look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings except when such orders at conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence and the point obviously is to great trust, rather than fear and with artificial intelligence, we are summoning with him and a robot must protect its own existence with join me every thursday on the alec simon. sure. i'll be speaking to guess in the world of politics, sport, business, i'm show business. i'll see you then. ah, welcome back on the eve of the 5 year anniversary of the other, fidel castro. i'm still here with legendary oscar winning director oliver stone. if you watch champ k revisited, the white house isn't involved in this clandestine side to the government

kennedy family. kpix's ellen martin have the original report. >> you look beautiful bobby. >> reporter: in late may, ator robert kennedy was running for president. he comes to the bay area. >> people feel that they have no control over what happens to them. they have no control over their destiny or their future. >> reporter: days later, he won the all-important california primary. early morning from the ambassador hotel in los angeles >> my thanks to you, now it is on to chicago. >> reporter: the senator entered a kitchen pantry on the way to a news conference. suddenly, gunshots. >> senator kennedy has been shot. >> reporter: he was hit three times. he was transported to two hospitals, underwent emergency surgery, and 26 hours later, he died from a severe brain injury. >> we discovered that there was really more to the story. >> reporter: this man was immediately caught. this cadet, he had a 22 caliber revolver ripped out of his hand. there was a handwritten manifesto that spelled out his intent that kennedy must die. there was little doubt in anyone's mind that the 24-year- old palestinian killed

report my two other children, including bobby kennedy jr., believes sirhan sirhan should be releasedsaid, bobby, this is the guy who killed your dad. he ininsisted ththat sisirhan s was innocentnt . . >> reporter: sirhan sirhan accepts responsibility for having caused the death of robert kennedy but claims he does not remember the shooting. at the parole hearing come he said he "probably cause the whole incident through his gun or other guns." the lapd opposes his release. >> an honest to god ballistics test would put a lot of it to rest. >> governor newsom will have the final say on a release and as for the reasoning behind the parole, the panels recommendation is posted. we have posted the transcript from the hearing on kpix.com . >>> coming up tomorrow, so bring new numbers on the impact of california wildfires, sequoia national park says lightning sparked wildfires may have killed at least 10,000 giant sequoia trees over the past two years. that estimate accounts for nearly 20% of all giant sequoia trees, the largest trees on earth. we can only hope for regeneration. take you for

. >> reporter: two other children, including bobby kennedy jr., believe that sirhan should be released. >> and i said bobby, this the guy who killed yoyour dad, bubu insisteded that sirhrhan was innocentnt. >>>> reporter:r: as for sirha accecepts reresponsibilility fo having caused rfk's death, but continues to claim he does not remember the shooting. at the parole hearing, he said he quote probably caused the whole incident through his gun or othther guns. . the e l.a.p.d. opopposes sirhrhan's releasase. >> i think an honest to god ballistics test would put a lot of it to rest. >> governor newsom will have the final say on a release. as for the reasoning behind the parole panels recommendation, we have posted the transcript from their hearing on kpix.com. >>> the u.k. has raised its terror threat referral to severe after this. surveillance cameras caught the moment a taxi blew up moments after arriving at a liverpool hospital. the home-made bomb killed the passenger carrying and it injured the taxi driver. investigators still do not know the motive. >>> to wisconsin now, where the fat

. >> and the question swirling about an infamous smoking gun as bobby kennedy's killer eyes a possible >> what happened was is that we discovered that there was really more to the story.

very few people have been censored more than the man we just spoke to, bobby kennedy jr.s a kook, he's crazy, no, he's actually one of the smartest and most articulate chroniclers of the erosion of our civil liberties in this country, he has written an amazing new book and we are grateful to sit down and talk at length for a brand-new episode of tucker carlson today. he is part of it. >> that's why we have the revolution so that we could criticize the government and we put that first and yet it's gone. in the next thing, they go after the other half of the first amendment, freedom of religion. closed every church in this country for a year and they keep the liquor stores open without any hearing, without showing any science, no discussion, no debate. keep the liquor stores open as essential businesses. i have no problem with that, but the liquor stores are not in the constitution. the churches are and we shouldn't be able to close those lightly without having a debate about it. it then they go after property rights. they close 1 million businesses without due process or j

. >> when bobby kennedy was assassinated, it was really hard for johnny. as friends with kennedy. >> johnny carson did something that he had never done before. and i don't know that he ever did again. >> good evening and thank you for joining us tonight. as i think no explanation is necessary, we don't plan to do the usual "tonight show" format this evening. >> you finally got a glimpse of who johnny carson actually was behind the sort of show business veneer. >> the people who have been assassinated like the kennedys and martin luther king express definite opinions of change, and they touch people emotionally, much more than -- >> i think carson's greatest gift was the ability to talk to a wide range of people and get just about everybody in the room on his side. carson was kind of a glue during some really harsh times in this country. >> it's not new, and i don't think this country has a priority on assassinations or on hate. >> somehow johnny carson has walked this tightrope and managed to stay relevant on either side of the late 1960s, where everything

bobby kennedy jr.aman, the chewbacca guy dared to walk about the capital in a haze, he's the guy and viking horns. there's been a very troubling development in his case. we will tell you what it is, next. ♪ ♪ one in 15,000 people... ...is born with smith magenis syndrome, also known as sms. sms is a complex developmental disorder... ...linked to chromosome 17... associated with severe sleep-wake cycle disturbance. people with sms may be awake when it's time to sleep... ...and asleep when it's time to be awake. visit smithmagenis.info or call (833) 433-4331... to learn more about sleep disturbances and sms and find out what options may be available to you. >> this is a fox news alert, i'm matt flynn in los angeles. i do the second day of deliberations without reaching a verdict in the case against kyle rittenhouse bear they spent about 45 minutes free watching drone video as evidence. as jurors deliberated, the defense team asked the judge to declare a mistrial for the second time they made that request

kennedy won a little town of clarksburg west virginia where jackie kennedy came from and bobby kennedy and ted kennedy, hubert humphrey came lyndon johnson came. this is a town of 16,000 people in jack kennedy got on for half an hour and answered questions in clarksburg west virginia. i ask people on the historical society i say you know who else would come? what other presidential candidates have been there since and they checked and they said well we can't really find any except one, jesse jackson in 1986 and that's it. what happened was places like west virginia, places like clarksburg settled off the political map of the democratic party and it was not deliberate and it was not malicious but it was a huge factor and when that economy began to collapse and people said well who can i blame and who is going to help me and who is here for me, you have a guy like karl rove who spent that moment felt the electricity in the air and harvested it. i'm going to skip ahead 20 more years to 2020 because it's not just in most small towns of the industrial rust belt. we saw that here in urban so

kennedy won a little town of clarksburg west virginia where jackie kennedy came from and bobby kennedy and ted kennedy, hubert humphrey came lyndon johnson came. this is a town of 16,000 people in jack kennedy got on for half an hour and answered questions in clarksburg west virginia. i ask people on the historical society i say you know who else would come? what other presidential candidates have been there since and they checked and they said well we can't really find any except one, jesse jackson in 1986 and that's it. what happened was places like west virginia, places like clarksburg settled off the political map of the democratic party and it was not deliberate and it was not malicious but it was a huge factor and when that economy began to collapse and people said well who can i blame and who is going to help me and who is here for me, you have a guy like karl rove who spent that moment felt the electricity in the air and harvested it. i'm going to skip ahead 20 more years to 2020 because it's not just in most small towns of the industrial rust belt. we saw that here in urban so

. >> two other children including bobby kennedy jr. believe sirhan should be released. >> i said, bobby, this is the guy who killed your dad. he insisted that sirhan was innocent. >> sirhan accepts responsibility for causing rfk's death but says he doesn't remember the shooting. he said he probably caused the whole incident through his gun or other guns. the lapd opposes his release. >> i think a test would put a lot of it to rest. >> that was allen martin. the governor will have the final say on the release. as for the reasoning behind the parole panel's recommendation we posted the transcript from their hearing on kpix.com. >>> cars are just a look at the scenes up in the park northwest right now. the area has gotten more rain in the last two weeks than they normally see in the entire month of november and more wet weather is on the way. >> it's pretty deep. its fast. it's dirty. it's cold. >> there's nothing in the house in less than 30 minutes it was up to our knees and ankles. >> wow. the weather has forced hundreds from their hom

bobby kennedy jr.ewbacca guy dared to walk about the capitol in a haze, he's the guy in viking horns. there's been a very troubling development in his case.az we will tell you what it is, straight ahead. ♪ ♪ plain aspirin could be hurting your stomach. new vazalore is the first liquid-filled aspirin capsule clinically shown to cause fewer ulcers than plain aspirin. vazalore is designed to help protect... releasing aspirin after it leaves your stomach... where it is absorbed to give you the benefits of life saving aspirin... to help prevent another heart attack or stroke. heart protection with your stomach in mind. try new liquid-filled vazalore. your insurance marketplace healthmarkets aspirin made amazing! dog barks you're right bunker, the medicare enrollment deadline is almost here. try new liquid-filled vazalore. if you're on medicare and you want to explore your options, the deadline to enroll is december 7th. so, you should act now. where do i find the right medicare plan? at healthmarkets, they

this is your mail, bobby starts with kennedy nation. dumb dumb. oh, a new memphis.fun of biden speaking, look in the mirror. i love ice cream. still funny. at kennedy nation, you were much cooler in the 70s. i am 65 years old, broken down from overweight and can no longer afford my handsome lessons and riddled with cancer. what was up with your hair? [laughter] i love it. we'll be right back. ♪♪ thank you for watching the rest hour of your day. follow me on twitter and facebook for foxbusiness.com and subscribe to my podcast kennedy save the world. fox news podcast.com. you can't watch the show? don't worry about a thing, and a dvr it every night. [cheering] [cheering] [mouth trumpet] [mouth trumpet] ♪♪ but remains as vital to its very existence as ever. but getting this all-important mineral out of the earth and into our lives is no small feat. it demands long hours, constant supervision. > ah [beep] > and the tenacity needed to work in one of america's harshest environments. > yeah, there we go, we're good now. [music]

the big turning point when harrison and bobby kennedy. ohn f. kennedy meaning daddy king started turning for kennedy. many blacks were be holden of the rocket fella for supporting the colleges. so it was a two-party then john f. kennedy did the right thing at the show down of james meredith in 1952. kennedy did kind of green light the march on washington and met with dr. king and his advisory at the speech. what lyndon johnson needed was the black vote but he wanted to do something big and historic, boy, did he do it? when he said we shall over come from the capitol and signed the voting rights act, it was seismic. there goes the south for the democratic party, turned out to be pathetic, true. you have a complete change from the blue to the red south today. the period we are talking about the death of kennedy and johnson's response could not be bigger. he was cautious not to get rid of cabinet in 1964. barry goldwater had his own and had something like 67 democratic senators. johnson just signs away. >> you go to the library, you will see

i mean there had been -- bobby kennedy, a tough, tough liberal. where do those tough liberals gone?n project, former republicans plus one best selling author, don winslow, who were throwing up these web ads seeing which ones went viral. they were tough ads. they should be posting hundreds and dozens at least of very tough negative ads online, see which ones go viral and soo which one of the attack messages work and they can let the market decide if it gets 20 million down loads. they know that's a pretty good tough message. they're not doing that because they're thinking of communications in yesterday's terms. if we get child care, let's go to child care center, have the president go there and do a photo-op. that's yesterday. they need to rethink this and jen psaki is terrific and they have other smart people in the white house. they need a reboot on communications. >> so susan, there is one key difference here from when the democrats, i talked to those in the white house now who also worked in the obama administration when before the 2010 midterms, democrats crushed, the president