bobbi parker is a victim?nd maybe that is just because i want to justify my decision. who knows why. i don't think so. i think i'm a pretty good judge of character. no, she's not a victim and we have a jury that agrees with me. >> reporter: immediately after the verdict, she was sentenced to one year in prison. the judge sent her to jail declaring her a flight risk. >> family members said please don't take her. and i said to them, i know this sounds odd, but i'll be just fine. i've lived in captivity for so long. i'll be fine. >> reporter: bobbi has now served her time and is trying to clear her name. despite the guilty verdict, randy believes his wife is innocent. and he is angered by those who don't. >> it is easy to sit back in a normal safe environment when nobody is threatening you and you're not having any problems at all and to be tough. it's a situation where you fear for your life or you believe whether it is true or not. it doesn't matter to her. it was real. i believe that to her it was real. >> wha

[crowd chanting "bobby!"]oon after -- i cannot even believe i have to say this -- i was nearly assassinated in pennsylvania last month bobby called me to express his best wishes. he knows firsthand the risks incurred by the leaders who stand up to the corrupt political establishment. when you stand up you bring on some trouble but you have to do what is right for the country. we are both in this to do what is right for the country. that is one thing i can tell you. [applause] he lost his father and uncle in service to our country and bobby himself was subject to repeated threats to his safety during the course of his campaign while being denied protection by the harris-biden administration. this is a tribute in honor of bobby. i am announcing tonight that upon my election i will establish a new independent presidential commission on assassination attempts. [applause] and they will be tasked with releasing all of the remaining documents pertaining to the assassination of president john f. kennedy. [applause] an

[chanting bobby] >> amazing. even believe i have to say this, nearly assassinated in pennsylvania last month, bobby called me to express his best wishes. he knows firsthand the risks incurred by leaders who stand up to the corrupt political establishment. when you stand up, you bring on some trouble for yourself. but you have to do what's right. you have to do what is right for the country. i will tell you we are both in this to do what is right for the country. that's one thing i can tell you. [ applause ] he lost his father and uncle in service to our country and bobby himself was subject to repeated threats to his safety during the course of his campaign while being denied protection by the harris-biden administration. [crowd boos] and this is attribute. in honor of bobby, i am announcing tonight that upon my election, i will establish a new independent presidential commission on assassination attempts. [cheers] and they will be tasked with releasing all of the remaining documents pertaining to the assassinati

i'm proud of bobby. you want to know the truth. >> and i don't think i've ever introduced anyone that got applause. >> like he just got i must tell you, i don't think that's true. >> i don't think i ever introduced anything that got applause like that. oh, amazing. it's true. amazing. >> soon after i was i can't even believe i have to say. this nearly assassinated in pennsylvania last month, bobby called me to express his best wishes. he knows firsthand the risks incurred by leaders who stand up to the corrupt political establishment. when you stand up, you bring on some trouble yourself. but you have to do what's right. you have to do what's right for the country. i will tell you, we are both in this to do what's right for country. that's one thing i can tell you. he lost his father and uncle in service to our country. >> and bobby himself, subject to repeated threats to his safety during the course, his campaign while being denied protection by the harris biden administration. >> and this is a tribute

. >> we just had a very nice endorsement from rfk jr., bobby. he is a great guy, respected by everybody. >> reporter: it's a major shift from the harsh words he had for him just a few months ago. >> rfk jr. is a democrat plant, a radical left liberal put in place in order to help crooked joe biden. >> reporter: kennedy a member of a storied damly -- family in democratic politics. jack schlossberg said he is for sale and bedfellows. and loving it. kamala harris is for the people. while kennedy is saying his wife, cheryl hines, is very uncomfortable with his endorsement, but supporters of rfk jr. telling us they'll follow his move to back trump. >> i have no choice but to. >> i will, yeah, because i trust bobby. >> reporter: and kennedy's endorsement could be critical. since vice president harris entered the race kennedy has lost 9% support in july to 5% in august. republicans view him favorably and independents and democrats have a negative opinion. though his endorsement could give trump a small boost that could make a big impact in a tight race

bobby kind of sat nervous, like a little boy.returns got better, and bobby was reassured that he at least had a fighting chance. - with almost a quarter of the precincts having reported in now, kennedy does lead with 44% of the votes. whoever gets a plurality gets all of california's delegates. - if gene mccarthy loses, what happens to your political life? - well, if gene mccarthy loses, i guess i'll have to vote for kennedy. - final totals will be kennedy 48%, senator mccarthy, 41%. [all cheering] - in what i consider to be the most poignant moment of the entire year, after the winning result has come in, and before bobby kennedy goes to declare victory, he turns to one of the oldest kennedy retainers and says, "i feel, "for the first time, that i've made it on my own. crowd: rfk! rfk! - "i feel that i'm finally out of the shadow of my brother." crowd: we love kennedy! we love kennedy! - thank you very much. [whistling, cheering] i want to express my gratitude to my dog, freckles, who's been maligned. as franklin roosevelt said,

bobby kennedy's son saying he cannot take it anymore in his standing with president trump.s going to be our job as republicans to speak about how important this is. and why he left why robert f kennedy left and why, if you are a moderate to conservative democrats ordered independent that loves amir from going to leave it that simple and not even going to talk about borders and all of the issues in covid and what happened with the fauci and all of it. if you just care about the very essential things that america is the greatest nation on earth you should vote for donald trump. for the you are a democrat or an independent. and that is what some of these folks need to understand because it is so important for it really quickly on the judiciary committee like you said. we had to have a debate and discussion with the democrats before they wanted to allow a pledge of allegiance to the flag of america. this is what democrats represent today and we had to have a vote on it and wheat one third we got the vote and got to say the pledge before you start every judiciary committee meeti

here--here was his nightmare. - i hear lbj's trying to get rid of 150 pounds-- bobby kennedy.. - today in memphis, a 3,000-man protest march led by dr. martin luther king jr. in support of a seven-week-old city sanitation workers' strike. the strike has turned into a major racial issue in memphis. - we were an orderly march going up to main street. [dramatic music] i was in the middle of it, and there were some unruly people, no doubt loud people. and i saw the police in a phalanx and said to myself, "they're gonna break up this march." [crowd shouting] then suddenly there are a handful of men busting a window over here. [glass shattering] - chaos has just broken out downtown. - [speaking indistinctly] - all right. - negro youth are smashing windows. - and i went back to king in the first rank and said, "martin, the police up there are planning to break us up, "and you're gonna be a major target, so we're gonna turn around and go back." [crowd shouting] [gun fires] - that sound you just heard was the sound of tear gas fired by a police officer in an attempt to thwart this unru

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i loved bobby. and i have tremendous respect for a lot of the work he's done in the past.rses harris. and we do so because that is who respects our values and our vision and that of robert kennedy and john f. kennedy. >> and the last question i will ask you, they share a donor. donald trump and your brother. timothy melon who's a sign of the pittsburgh banking family, the mellon family, he's put 75 million behind trump but also spent money on kennedy and his various causes including his anti vax cause s. do you believe, this is your brother so you would know him better than anyone. do you believe this run from the very beginning was a grift or that he just actually does believe in the things donald trump believes in? >> you know, i don't think those are the two choices. but what i do think is important, is for ordinary people to look at their lives. wages are up, inflation is down, small business are booming. manufacturing jobs are coming back, they capped the cost of insulin at $35 a month for people on medicare. lowering health care costs and think about this, since 1989

. >> reporter: multiple sources tell abc news bobby kennedy jr. plans to abandon his independent campaign for president and endorse donald trump, a move that may come as early as this week. tonight when i spoke with him, kennedy told me he would, quote, not confirm or deny his plans, but he did harshly criticize kamala harris' emergence as the democratic nominee saying, quote, it's not democracy. he refused to say anything about trump. trump courting kennedy all summer. hear calling him. the video was posted to social media. >> i would love you to do something. i think it would be so good for new york and so good for you. and we're going to win. >> reporter: on that call, trump seemed to embrace debunked information kennedy has been pushing about childhood vaccines. sources say kennedy's endorsement would come with a price -- a position in a trump administration. just yesterday, his running mate telling abc news, quote, it would require a significant commitment by trump to give bobby true authority to execute. and today, donald trump jr. suggested

in bobby kennedy. jack's four year old brother and campaign manager, who in the winter of 1960 disembarked from a snow stuck train and huffed it for several miles in a near blizzard to get to a campaign event in my town of eau claire. and who can forget jackie kennedy, the iconic future first lady known for her fashion and trendsetting, though, while in wisconsin, then took a when in rome for lots of feet and posed with prized hams, led singalongs at american legion halls and in one truly unforgettable moment, commandeered a supermarket loudspeaker to explain to shoppers in kenosha why they ought to vote for her husband individually. none of these people would have been able to push kennedy past the finish line to win the pivotal 1960 wisconsin primary. but collectively, they became unstoppable. i like to of them as a kind of a political ocean's situation where everyone's kind of got their specialty and everyone theirs everybody lent their specialty to the cause. these were people asked not what their

so bobby, please say a few words. thank you. >> thank you. president trump a few hours after as an asian attempt at butler i got a call from safe food advocate and kelly mayes, who has been fighting for many years to try to end the corruption at cdc and fda and usda and these institutions he's regulatory agencies are actually run by the big food processing company that is the big ag and the chemical companies out there supposed to regulate and he's said to me he'd been advising me for many years and on my campaign and he told me that he was also advising president trump and he asked if i would talk to president trump and i said, of course and about a few minutes later i got a call from the president and we talked, we had a very good talk and he invited me to come see him that and i went to many, many apple is we met again a couple of weeks later in florida and we talked about not about the things that separate us because we don't agree on everything but on the values and issues at bind does together. and one of the issues that he talked about

the only problem bobby doesn't understand, it's not about him. it's about the country and so the fact that he's disappointed in the democratic party says more about him than it does about the democratic party. >> alright, well, stephen, i appreciate your taking the time and as i said, i know i know it's difficult time when its someone you've known your whole life, a part of your family. so thank you very much for coming out and sharing your thoughts. >> absolutely. and you know, i just want to say that i grew up and you may relate to this aaron in a catholic school in a catholic school, i was taught but you can just like someone's behavior, but you always treat them courteously. and so that's the way we handle things in our family, but i felt an obligation to speak out on this alright. >> while steven thank you very much for doing that. i appreciate that. showing it here. next vice president kamala harris is rise to the top of the democratic ticket. is this significant moment for many, including young woman like a great need he's watching harris

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if -- bobby has to do what bobby has to do.u're right, it's not okay. i think the democratic party has realized that you create what you defend against. anybody who is qualified, according to the constitution of the united states, who chooses to run for president, has a right to share their views. a lot of people don't like what bobby kennedy has to say, but bobby kennedy is a qualified citizen of the united states, and also i think he did some radical truth-telling. whether you want to vote for him or not, it deserves to be heard. >> john: i mean, a lot of people didn't like what you had to say in the campaign. a lot of people liked what he had to say, that you are never even allowed to voice those policies under the democratic rubric. >> there are battles, and there is a war. so the battle for me to have greater exposure, that battle is over. what lies in front of us now is the election between kamala harris and donald trump. for me, i'll be voting for kamala harris, because she is the only viable option to donald trump. and

you know, bobby kennedy has said he thinks the media is overblowing these things.ve been having it for a while with bobby kennedy, but about his judgment. >> yeah. i mean, tim, i think sue's being diplomatic and journalistic which are her calling card. i can't say on tv what people who know him and know his wife say about him. you know, it starts with sick and rhymes with duck. i mean, this is sadistic, disgusting, unrelatable at the least behavior. and i think that if anything the media is under covering it because he's not politically viable. but if we had the bandwidth in this extraordinary political season to shine the political lights on him that he warrants, it would not be pretty. i guess my question here is, what is getting him, you know, this sort of second look from pretty powerful voices in the media landscape like joe rogan? >> yes, the joe rogan video other day saying that he -- not endorsing bobby kennedy but saying that he's the one that's speaking truth. to me, this is just a bunch of contrarian cranks. if you look at i had poll numbers -- his poll

it was more than bobby hull earned the boston bruins in the nhl. and it was more than all but five players in major league baseball. extraordinary. and she did it again the next year. and the velocity of change them after that was extraordinary within years. chris everett, who was really the first woman athlete, crossed pop star. came along in the television age. six years later, chris everett made 1 million in a year. so it was enormously successful. at about the same time billy was fighting for title, which is not acquainted with it. it's the federal legislation that the said that said there couldn't be gender discrimination at funded institutions. people at first didn't realize that it applied to sports, but once it did it led to an explosion of interest. and billy was was at the forefront of that getting passed she successfully undertook the fight for equal prize at the us open and talks a lot about the strategy that that took and some of the lessons learned in doing that because again the opposition was fierce. the men were indignant. she had

it was more than bobby hull earned for boston bruins in the nhl. and it was more than all but five players in major league baseball are extraordinary and she did it again the next year and the velocity of change them after that was extraordinary within. six years. chris everett, who was really the first woman athlete across over pop star. came along in the television age. six years later, chris everett made 1 million in a year. so it was enormously successful. at about the same time, billy was fighting for title nine, which is not acquainted with it. it's the federal legislation that put so that said, there couldn't be gender discrimination, federally funded institutions. people at first didn't realize that it applied sports, but once it did, it led to an explosion of interest. and billy was at the forefront of that getting passed. she successfully undertook the fight for equal money at the us open and talks a lot about the strategy that that took and some the lessons she learned in doing that because again the opposition was fierce. the men were i

of course , they would not have given it to independent candidate bobby kennedy, but he lasted 16 monthsn the race, built up his rating, and eventually decided to support trump in the swing states. the democrats, the party of his father and uncle, are now the party of corruption, censorship and war for kennedy. president trump told me he wants to wrest american foreign policy from the neocon lab. he said he doesn't want another $200 billion spent on the war in ukraine. that money could be used to... here in the united states, don't you want a president who will get us out of war and restore the middle class in this country? but to do that, you have to win. kennedy's support in that sense is certainly not a bad thing for trump. with biden out, the left voters bobby ran to harris, and the remaining right-wingers turned into a spoiler for the republicans. with a minimum gap of 3% in the swing states, their votes become decisive. prefer trump, in their opinion, he is ahead with 51% against 48% for kamela. kennedy's decision, moreover, completely overshadowed the news about kamela harris's sp

so i think bobby is pretty much on his own here. >> it seems like it. members of your family to be out there campaigning on the trail over the next couple of months for harris and walz on the ticket? >> i am very excited and i'm going to nevada and arizona on tuesday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday. happy to be out there and campaigning. but, you know, to me, this isn't just about a campaign. and the campaigns are always important. this one is particularly important because i think that the country institutions are at stake. i think that donald trump is incredibly dangerous to us and i think with bobby, what he has done here is -- not only our family stands for, but bobby has given his life for. he spent so many years out there working on protecting the environment and that is the opposite of what trump intends to do. >> i know this has been painful on a personal level. and the legacy and the legacy of your dad is so tremendous. kerry kennedy, thank you so much for being with me today. i really appreciate it. i have one more thing to talk about before we

i feel like i -- we should call him bobby. first name basis.ason, the trump campaign put out a memo talking about you look at states like arizona, the 2020 turnout model. the net boat gained in arizona would be 41000 votes, four times biden's margin in 2020. how significant is this endorsement? >> i think it's very and significant, tells us about the democratic party today, did you think you would see the democratic party rejecting a kennedy? the idea that a kennedy would join forces with the donald trump, i think it's a big deal. he wasn't going to get the majority but will probably get the last 5%, people disaffected by both parties that feel offended by how democrats ran their process nominating somebody, it wasn't a fair fight, they sued him every chance they could get kept him off the ballot. they did not allow him to participate in a fair way and there's a lot of people offended so last 5%, the bit that makes the difference, i think it is a huge win for donald trump that will translate. >> you touched upon the realignment. we will listen

bobby's going to be on the campaign trail.re endorsements coming this week, and we're going to be honored to have him on the trail and a huge surrogate operation education in to senator vance out there and president trump. president trump's in five more battleground states this week, and so there's no surprises where we're going to be. we know what the states are, and we're going to bring our message directly to the american people. pete: speaking of surrogate operations, corey, we reached out to the harris campaign for an interview but, shockingly, we have not heard a back yet. >> i'm shocked. shocked, pete. [laughter] pete: thank you. rachel: thanks, corey. >> thank you. pete: all right. we move on now to a fox news alert. idf strikes terror targets in lebanon. the impact on u.s. strategy in the middle east, that that's next. for people who feel limited by the unpredictability of generalized myasthenia gravis and who are anti-achr antibody positive, season to season, ultomiris is continuous symptom control, with improvement

>> brian: thank bobby's italian b beef. these are chicago dogs. >> ainsley: lawrence, now that you are in chicago, more excited about deep dosh or hot dogs? >> lawrence: hot dogs, 100%. >> brian: do you think kellogg should do this as breakfast? >> steve: it is america, you can have a hot dog any time you want. >> brian: in the morning? >> lawrence: he wants us to stumble onira. he interrupted my bret baier interview today. >> steve: you know why, lawrence, because brian kilmeade is a hot dog. >> brian: he got married a few blocks away. i wanted to clarify. >> steve: since we are speaking with food in our mouth -- >> brian: my opportunity to speak. dig in for this tease, more "fox and friends." >> steve: that was rough. [laughter] >> lawrence: he's a nut. my life. and i just finished recording some incredible new meditations on his life, on the hallow app. this content is incredible. why don't you join us in the saint john paul the second challenge? it'll change your life. download hallow and join me today. god bless you. c

i'm proud of bobby, you want to know the truth.. i don't think i have ever introduced anyone that got applause like that. [cheers and applause] amazing. [crowd chanting] amazing. soon after i was -- i can't even believe i have to say this -- nearly assassinated in an sylvania last month, bobby called me to express his best wishes. he knows firsthand the risks incurred by leaders who stand up to the corrupt political establishment. when you stand up, you bring on some trouble to yourself, but you have to do what is right. you have to do what is right for the country. i will tell you, we are both in this to do what is right for the country. that's one thing i can tell you. he lost his father and uncle in service to our country, and bobby himself was subject to repeated threats to his safety during the course of his campaign while being denied protection by the harris-biden administration. [crowd booing] this is a tribute in honor of bobby, i am announcing tonight that upon my election, i will establish a new presidential commission o

and as it was, worried that bobby durst may have been the friend she never knew.an being, okay. it doesn't make sense to me. i don't know if i could forgive that, and i wish i could. i'm struggling with that. i don't know. that's it, i don't know. >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm andrea canning. thanks for watching. >>> hello. i am andrea canning and this is datelined. >> he told me he loved

. >> just had a nice endorsement from rfk junior, bobby. [applause & cheering] we will be going to arizona. it was very nice. really very nice. that's big. and great guy. respected by everybody. >> reporter: it could be big. we will see. it's important to note when rfk junior made the comments he took the opportunity to bash his family has been a part of -- his support kersz still vote for limb in most states but he is removing himself from the ballot in key battlegrounds, those swing states that will likely pave the way to the white house. take a listen. >> i have made the heart-wrenching decision to sus sus suspends my campaign and support president trump. i i i am not terminating my campaign. i am suspending it in ten battlegrounds states where my presence will be a spoiler. i will remove my name. >> reporter: so the trump campaign just put out a memo. it had the internal polling in that memo and the campaign said as you can clearly see, in every single state, rfk junior's vote breaks for president trump. the campaign goes on to say in t

will have to say bobby shows up he -- he shows up with grace every time.t attacked in ways he would have never expected but remember, every attack is a signal from god, show up with kindness. >> jesse: i should take that advice! that sounds a good idea. [ chuckling ] nicole, has to you had a big event in arizona. you're running to me got on stage and he says you going to make america healthy again. tell us what that means! >> so making america healthy again is admitting the fact that we have the highest chronic health disease rate of any modern nation, we spent was metaphor points extolling dollars on healthcare, it doesn't seem to be getting anywhere. is asking hard questions of wiser healthcare system not delivering healthy people? we know that there is a huge amount of collusion and a huge amount of corruption in our agencies, they going to decouple that, you will decouple big pharma from our government agencies that are responsible for delivering healthy results to people. it will stop censoring scientists that are telling us the causes of these diseas

my political hero in one of the formative heroes in my life was bobby kennedy, his father, who was a guy who was incredibly thoughtful at the end of his career about justice and economic justice this and civil rights and really was a global leader for human rights and as his family said, he you know, it's just antithetical to everything that he stood for. it's sad to me. i listened to a press conference today and he's not a well man. i mean, i'm not a professional. i can't make that judgment. and after listening to patrick kennedy, who is a champion of mental health, i don't want to use that term lightly, but you can't listen to him and say that they're everything's okay. and the fact that he was out on display hey, by donald trump tonight i agree with ash ashley, it's it is it reflects something about that campaign, but at the end of the day, it's still, i think he's there because they think he's going to help them win ashley, do you think it was a mistake? i mean, they're they're reports that the harris campaign wouldn't even really talk to him that he made outreach to both trump a

president kennedy is turning over in his grave. says one of bobby's sisters, the kennedy clan issueslling their brother's support of trump a betrayal. we want an america filled with hope and united by a shared vision of a brighter future. we believe in harris and waltz. our brother bobby's decision to support trump today is a betrayal of the values ​​that our father and family held most dear. it's a sad ending to a sad story. but at kamela's headquarters, harris, where robert kennedy jr. had approached with the proposal before before going over to trump, they pretend that nothing significant has happened, they don’t see any threat to themselves, and what will you do next, i’ll go up the ramp, and then, we’ll win, then we’ll win, kamula harris herself was put back into an impenetrable cocoon after the democrats’ show in chicago, she has her main test ahead, the debates with trump, to prepare for which all efforts are now being thrown. on the next one. trump at least one reason to attack. after a short respite , harris has a week of pre-election rallies ahead, the degree of joy that wa

i want to thank bobby. that was very nice. that was really very nice. that's big.ybody. >> bret: matthew? >> i think it helps trump, bret, for a couple of reasons. one, it interrupts the pro-harris news cycle we have been living through this past week, at least for a moment. two, it's going to help trump on the margins in many of these close states and boost his numbers. and, three, it broadens the trump coalition to include democrats and independents. i mean, you have a kennedy family joining forces with donald trump. that's going to play, i think, a big role in november. >> bret: yeah. r.f.k. jr., howie, took special time in his speech today to go after the mainstream media, take a listen. >> during the 16 months since i declared abc, nbc, cbs, msnbc and cnn combined in only two live interviews. those networks, instead, ran a continuous deluge of hit pieces with inaccurate. often vile pejoratives and defamatory smears. your institutions have made themselves government mouthpieces. and stenographers for the organs of power. >> bret: went on from there big part of

and this is a tribute in honour of bobby.m announcing tonight that upon my election i will establish a new, independent presidential commission on assassination attempts. >> sean: before the trump rally today, during a momentous speech, kennedy spoke openly about the political machine that will stop at nothing to keep consolidating power, at all costs. take a look. >> what most alarms me is not how the democratic party conducts their internal affairs or runs their candidates. what alarms me is the resort to censorship and media control. and weaponization of the federal agencies. when a u.s. president colludes with or outright coerces media companies to sensor political speech, it is a attack on free expression, and that's the very right upon which all of our other constitutional rights rest. >> sean: rfk jr. and i don't agree on everything. we had him for town hall. and we heard him out. there are areas where we agree. he is absolutely positively right about the dangers of big media in this country. and their censorship, they