bobby. don't get too popular, bobby- you — bobby. don't get too popular, bobby. you know _ bobby.opular, bobby. you know it _ bobby. don't get too popular, bobby. you know it is - bobby. don't get too popular, j bobby. you know it is reached about that level now. we want you to come up with things and ideas and what you've been talking about for a long time, and i think you're going to do some unbelievable things. nobody�*s going to be able to do it like you. and, boy, does he feel it in his heart! so congratulations also to your family. during his campaign, donald trump said he would let robert kennedy go wild when it comes to the nation's health. mr trump vowed to shake up the establishment — this latest pick shows he plans to do just that. rowan bridge, bbc news, washington. let's speak to lord kim darroch, former uk ambassador to the us, and who served in that position during the first trump presidency. good morning, always good to have you here on bbc news. morning. have you here on bbc news. morning-— have you here on bbc news. morninu. , ., , .,, morning. plenty of new peop

bobby buried the baby. that was the first time she almost left her husband and that wholeal story and that whole decision-making problem that she went through and what made her stay is all in the book. >> maureen callahan has jacqueline kennedy hospitalization been reported before and if not how did you find it? >> it had been reported before. kitty kelly he wrote the blockbuster book jackie o. which was the first tell-all that was published i believe in 79 or little bit later. i to check. kitty kelly reported on that and that was during jackie's lap time. jackie was working in the publishing industry by then. i remember i reached out to kennedy and asked her about that and she said i remember that. it's somewhere in my archives and i do remember that. jackie never demanded a retraction. i always thought that was quite telling. at valley head jackets center there. this is what they do, rosemary kennedy was the ultimate example being lobotomized. again if you are causing a problem just ship them off and pack

bobby says he is in the med and he is unreachable but of course he was because bobby spoke to him and jack costa response was what does it matter? the baby is dead. she was left alone to grieve a daughter she never saw or held for 10 days. she cannot even go to the funeral, the burial. bobby buried the baby. that was the first time she almost left her husband. that whole story and that whole decision-making process that she went through and what made her stay is all in the book. peter: maureen callahan, has jacqueline kennedy's hospitalization at valley had been reported before and if not how did you find that? maureen: it had been reported on beforen -- it had been reported on before. kitty kelly, who wrote the book on jackie o., the first tell-all, reported upon that. that was during jackie's lifetime. she was working in the new york city publishing industry by then so i remember i reached out to kitty and asked her about that and she said i remember that. it is somewhere in my archives. i do room ever that. and jackie never sued or demanded a retraction, which i thought was quite t

- always. - all right. - bobby, how do you feel?really can't express the joy that i feel after 14 years. - i just want to just watch this and fade off into the sunset. [tense music] - after spanky was arrested, he made an argument to the court that you, the prosecutor, had so much evidence that i was guilty at the time of the crime, it is a violation of my constitutional rights to arrest me a decade and a half later, because i can't get a fair trial. and he won. and the case was dropped against him. it was all too much for prosecutor dan bibb. he retired from the da's office, disgusted, he told me, by how it handled the palladium case. but the da's office maintained that bibb was never asked to protect the convictions of anyone he believed to be innocent. then, the manhattan da's office retried david lemus for murder. spanky got on the stand and said he was the gunman, and he had no idea who david lemus was. why did it need to get to that? in the end, david lemus was acquitted. - were you surprised at the verdict? - oh, come on. - a

bobby buried the baby.first time she almost left herir husband, and that whe story and that whole decision-making process that she went through and what made her state is all in the book. >> maureen calahan, has jaclyn kennedy's hospitalization at valley had beens reported befor? and if not, how did you find that? >> it had been reported before. kitty kelley who wrote the blockbuster book jackie o what you think was really the first kind of tell-all, that was published i believe, 79 for little bit later? i would have to check. but kitty kelley reported up on that and that was during jackie's lifetime. jackie was working in the new york city publishing industry by then. so i remember i reached out to kitty and asked her about that. she said oh yeah, no, i remember that. i could summer in my archives, i do remember that. and jackie never sued or demanded a retraction. i always thought was quite telling. at valley had, jackie come jackets that are there. this is not the first time, give us what to do. rosemary

she said, bobby, i'm not going to do that. your wife is angry and depressed but she is not mentally ill but she is not mentally ill. and i included that because that is right out of the kennedy playbook 101, when a woman, even if it's your wife, the mother of your children, becomes inconvenient to you, call them mentally ill, call them crazy, lock them up, even if it's just for a little bit, like, get them contained and out-of-the-way. peter: this is the second wife of robert f. kennedy, jr., who recently ran for president of the united states, correct? maureen: correct. and, you know, in this latest sex scandal that he has been party to, the former star political reporter at new york magazine, olivia nuzzi, was revealed to be involved in what was termed a kind of digital affair, an online sexual affair, with bobby. he tore it right out of the same playbook. he said she was crazy, but she was obsessed with him, that her behavior was stalkerish. i heard this stuff and thought reflexively this is what they do. peter: you quote m

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praising bobby kennedy on one hand but also saying don't touch the environmental stuff bobby. this is trump on election night talking about bobby kennedy and declaring victory. i think. do we have the clip? >> great guy. and he really means it. he wants to do some things and we're going to let him go to it. i just said but bobby, leave the oil to me. we have more liquid gold oil and gas and we have more liquid gold than any country in the world. more than saudi arabia. we have more than russia. bobby, stay away from the liquid gold. other than that, go have a good time, bobby. >> so -- so that's election night. and then tonight, just a few minutes ago, trump is having a rally of sorts at mar-a-lago and said this about bobby kennedy. play that clip. >> i just looked at the news reports, people like you, bobby. don't get too popular, bobby. you know. you have reached about the level. >> like at the edge of the day it's trump show and if bobby does exkite on his broad agenda which includes quack health -- >> also important to say also includes some at least very legitimate critiq

do not get too popular, bobby. you have reached about the level. >> at the end of the day, it is a trump shall. if bobby kennedy does execute on his broad agenda, which does include quack -- >> it also includes at least a very legitimate critiques of big agriculture, big pharma. the problem with the big pharma is they charge too much for medicines and will it let -- minute buick patents. nonetheless, the critiques are valid. i think that is probably what is going to end up tripping him up. >> for the environmentalism. >> trump and -- have a lot of big pharma donors. and agricultural dermis that cold donors. >> [ inaudible ] >> -- i think they might be a lot more upset if he tries to actually do something about ultra processed foods in school. look what happened when michelle obama tried to tell kids to eat vegetables and exercise. >> -- that donald trump is against in many ways is things that robert kennedy embraces. -- drink rob malcolm, do not get vaccinated. it has been a roll week of insanity and it's only thur

people like you, bobby. don't get too popular, bobby. you've reached about the level. >> like, at the end of the day, it's trump's show. and if bobby kennedy does execute on his broad agenda which includes quack health -- >> and i think it's important to say also includes some at least very legitimate critiques of big agriculture, big pharma. the problem with big pharma is they charge too much for medicines, not that they invent the medicines in the first place. but the critiques are valid, and i think that that is probably what's going to end up tripping him up. >> or the environmentalism. >> right, because, you know, trump and the republicans have a lot of big pharma donors. they have a lot of big agricultural donors. >> he's been promising oil and gas companies that he's their man. >> right, so they might be okay with him spreading distrust about vaccines. i think they will be actually a lot more upset if he tries to actually do something about, you know, ultra processed foods in schools. look what happened when michelle obama tried t

they'll have to let bobby out.th morrison: free bobby and maybe touch off helter skelter in the bargain by framing the black panthers. august 8, 1969, late. susan atkins-- sexy sadie-- dressed in black and headed out of spahn ranch. barbara hoyt: sadie hung out the car window and yelled, "we're going to kill some [muted] pigs." keith morrison: also in the car, tex watson, patricia krenwinkel, and linda kasabian. their target? whoever lived in the house recently vacated by terry melcher, who, months earlier, had politely blown off manson's hopes for a record deal. whoever's living there now has to be rich and famous. nobody else could afford a house like that. keith morrison: manson had actually been at the house earlier that year looking for terry melcher. he moved out. but manson encountered the current resident, actress sharon tate, the pregnant wife of film director roman polanski. now, tex climbed a telephone pole and cut wires to that very same house. they all went over the gate. and just then, a young man nam

okay, thanks bobby flay. >> thank you very much and up next later tonight, before i'm on beat bobby flay, you can catch me on turner classic movies. it's the final week of the making change limited series turner classic movies has been airing the biggest political films throughout the election partnering with people who work in film or news or politics to give context and commentary and tonight i am introducing one of my favorite movies, the candidate, starring a young robert redford. you can see that at 10:30 p.m. eastern on tcm thank you so much for joining us cnn news night with abby phillip starts now maga's rhetoric from hateful. it just shouldn't have been

bobby kennedy in particular detested lyndon johnson and lyndon basically returned in kind.n 1960 when john kennedy was -- was trying to decide whether to name lbj's running mate, bobby actively argued against it. kennedy believes that johnson as a southern governor, southern senator was essential to the ticket, but bobby was deeply opposed and tried basically to turn it around and it never recovered. soso bobby and -- and makes clear that johnson really turned on goodwin and goodwin had a relationship with the kennedys. in fact, lyndon johnson was a man of immense intense awesome emotion, rage, animus, pride and all of those things drove him, one of the reasons why history has made bob mcdamara the equal in sense of johnson in carrying the blame for vietnam is because of mcdamara's personality. he looked and sound like a man that was really sure of himself. hese sounded like a slick young man and public posture sounded decisive and full of confidence even if privately he was -- he reservations, his doubts and those were really strong as 1967-68 came along. finally, by the t

bobby, stay away from the liquid gold. other than that, to have a good time, bobby.ng to be reducing taxes. we can do things that nobody else can do. nobody else is going to be able to do it. china doesn't have what we have. nobody has what we have. but we have the greatest people also. maybe that's the most important thing. this campaign has been so historic in so many ways. we built the biggest, broadest, the most unified coalition. they've never seen anything like it and all of american history. they've never seen any, young and old, men and women, rural and urban. we had them all helping us tonight. i was looking at it, i was watching it. some great analysis of the people that voted for us. nobody has ever seen anything like that. they came from all corners. union, nonunion, african american, hispanic american, asian american, arab american, muslim american. we had everybody, and it was beautiful. it was historic realignment, uniting citizens of all backgrounds around a common core of common sense. we are the party of common sense. we want to have borders, we wan

bobby: that is google's argument.search dominance, and they do , about two thirds of the global browser market is dominated by google's chrome. but the company says it is because they have a superior product. we have seen in europe which has done quite a bit to rein in big tech companies like google, when consumers are given a choice and they have a new phone and when they are asked what they would like to be there default search engine overwhelmingly consumers pick google. the company says it is because their product is better than the rivals but the doj says no, that is because they have been able to maintain those iron grip on google search by operating like an illegal monopoly and by throwing its weight around whenever it can to box out rivals. now the question becomes will google actually have to sell chrome? and if it does sell chrome, who will buy it and what will that mean for consumers? these are questions we don't have answers to, but we know the process will up and silicon valley in a meaningful way. willia

bobby kennedy was running for president.bj announced that he would devote himself completely in the months he had left to finding a solution to vietnam. he said if nominated, he would not serve. he went back to texas. it was very clear that he was a broken man. he died on the same night that a peace agreement was signed by richard nixon and the north vietnamese. he said it was peace with honor and everybody knew it was just an american with raw. johnson's sense of it was that she wanted to do his past. he did not know how. he made the wrong choices. mcnamara and others felt they could advise johnson. there was a question of why did he not just resign? there was a memo saying we really need to get this thing done. anyway we can get them. why didn't he resign? mcnamara said could you imagine in the middle of a war, the secretary announces that he is so opposed to the policies of the elected president that is going to wait. i knew i could not do that. there is another aspect to this. the very complicated business of mcnamara's

flay, who is also the author of the new book bobby flay chapter one. i want to talk to you about the book in a moment. but as you know, we're in this moment approaching the election when we talk to voters. the economy is the number one issue for for so many of them which obviously has impacts on on the restaurant industry, on food prices, on people going out when it comes to inflation. i wonder what from your vantage point, how you're seeing how it's translating into that, into your world? >> well, the restaurant business has gotten to be very very difficult business to run because everything just costs more. um labor. um occupancy and cost of goods. i mean, those are the three buckets that are what make up the cost of our business. and the restaurant business traditionally has always been a very low margin business, even if you're packed. so if you if you start taking away a point here, a point there, you're almost left with nothing. and that's why a lot of people in my industry um, understand that in some ways, the independent restaurant business in

, president bobby kennedy is in charge of mass deportations, president bobby kennedy is in charge of all healthcare issues, president bobby kennedy is in charge of the entire presidency. everything. except anything. involving oil and gas. so, what's president kennedy going to do? are we going to have a president kennedy? or, are we going to have a president elon musk? donald trump said, at the suggestion of elon musk, who has given me my complete and total endorsement, i will create a government efficiency commission tasked with conducting complete financial and performance audit of the entire federal government, and making recommendations for drastic reforms. okay. so, if elon musk is going to do an evaluation of the entire federal government and the entire federal budget and decide which parts of the federal government should have funding cuts, or funding increases, that's called being president of the united states. so, will we have a president must? perhaps an even more likely president to emerge today. but, according to donald trump's hiring and firing record, this would be a te

bobby was and still is furious at his insurance companies. it was all fraud. you know, they're really not suffering the consequences. the people who are buying the insurance are. he's not the only one saying that. it's a huge problem. michelle rayfield heads the coalition against insurance fraud. it's a group of government fraud investigators, insurance companies and academics. the group calculates that fraud cost insurance carriers more than $300 billion a year, which they pass on to us. an individual in the course of their lifetime stands to lose $73,000 to insurance fraud in the form of higher premiums. rayfield says consumers like you should report any suspected fraud in contacting the appropriate authorities so something can be done about it at the get go is so key. and that's exactly what bobby von murda did. local, state and federal. i told them this was fraud. immediately right off the bat, that none of this ever happened. no one has pursued his case. von murda says everyone's paying a little more for insurance because his insurance companies caved. we

bobby, stay away from the liquid gold. other than that, go have a good time, bobby. so that's it. according to donald trump, president bobby kennedy is in charge of tax cuts for billionaires and corporations. president bobby kennedy is in charge of mass deportations. president bobby kennedy is in charge of all health care issues. in the entire president's everything. except anything involving oil and gas. so what is president kennedy going to do? are we going to have a president kennedy or are we going to have a president elon musk? donald trump said at the suggestion of elon musk who has given me his complete endorsement i will give a efficiency task making recommendations for drastic reforms. okay. so, if elon musk is going to do an evaluation of the entire federal government and the entire federal budget and decide which parts of the federal government should have funding cuts or funding increases, that is called being president of the united states. so, will we have a president musk? a new and perhaps even more likely president emerged today. according to donald trump's hiring

. >> i looked at the news reports, people like you, bobby. don't get too popular, bobby. you know, you reached about the level, no, we want you to come up with things and ideas, and what you have been talking about for a long time, and i think you will do some unbelievable things, nobody is going to be able to do it like you. >> things, and ideas and what we can't wait for those details, let's get smarter with the panel, peter baker joined us, chief white house correspondent for the new york times. charlotte walter is here, and staff writer at the atlantic, and msnbc can political contributor, and clinical physician and former senior policy director during the obama administration, dr. patel, you know i was going to you first, your reaction to rfk jr. as president-elect donald trump's pick for secretary, what does that mean? >> shaw cannot, no truer words have been spoke or it is unbelievable, it feels like i'm watching a movie, that is playing on the outside and it is fiction i will wake up and it is real, but and it is something that can affect every american, what do y

host: and on the line for independence -- independents, bobby. caller: thank you for taking my call. excuse me. i think it has been lost in the shuffle, and it is about the linda's brothers in california. folks that are not aware, they are the folks that cold-heartedly shot there folks in -- shot their mother and father in cold blood. they are considering changing their sentencing because of a netflix special and because they were communal, prisoners. the bottom line is, they shot their parents in cold blood. number one, it was premeditated. number two, i realize there was a problem with the dad, sex fiend, and they decided to kill both their mother and their father. when they came in they shot them both, and then they went back out again. and at that moment in time they could have rationalized and said, look what we just did. because their mother was still alive. no. they reloaded, went back in, and shot their mother. i would just say to them, one question. was your mother's eyes, the woman who brought you to this life, the mother who raised you

please tell us about it like bobby did.t snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. all right. thank you very much, chris. celebrating el dia de los angelitos the day of the little angels. it was held at the mission cultural center for latino arts in san francisco. tonight's event, dedicated to remember children who have died, part of the larger day of the dead celebrations. it's important to give space for families and for anyone to name them and to give them the honor that they deserve. tomorrow, gilroy will be celebrating a de los muertos with la ofrenda festival. people are invited to the heart of downtown for a day of festivities, art and celebration. 12,000 people are expected to attend. nbc bay area and telemundo will be there. of course, we got a glimpse into the future today, courtesy of robotics, ai and some of the smartest young people in the bay area. we were allowed inside the just opened stanford robotics center, where we got to see robots and their creators in action.

. >>> plus, remembering bobby alison, one of the great all-time nascar drivers.nd later we look back at the life of judith jamison. dancer, acclaimed choreographer and international star. >> we represent the african americans of america. ♪ >>> this is "the cbs weekend news" from new york from jericka duncan. >> good evening and thank you for joining us this sunday. tonight firefighters are busy from the west to the east. wild fires have burned across new york, new jersey and pennsylvania this weekend, filling skies with smoke and claiming at least one life. in california, fire crews are making progress against the massive mountain fire north of los angeles. cbs' elise preston is in the dvastated city of camarillo. >> reporter: firefighters are getting the upper hand on the devastating mountain fire. more than 14,000 people. families are dealing with the aftermath. in unimaginable loss, the ferocious mountain fire in california sparing little in its 32-mile path. janice lindsey is one of the many homeowners that lost everything to the inferno, including her two ca

people like you, bobby. don't get too popular, bobby. you've reached about the level.is the most controversial nominee. donald john trump. donald trump wants to make him attorney general because he would agree to use the justice system to persecute trump's opponents. but lawmakers are demanding to see the results of a congressional investigation into allegations of sex trafficking before they agree. he is not popular, even with fellow republicans. mr gaetz breaks things to break things and once he breaks it, he breaks it even more. that is somebody who should not be the attorney general of the united states. trump's shock troops are eager to see him pursue his enemies. he tried to destroy trump, he tried to imprison trump, he tried to break trump. he is not breakable. he couldn't destroy him. and now he has turned on you, and he has put a firebrand in charge of the department ofjustice. republicans will control both houses of congress, but that does not guarantee donald trump will get his way. the senate must approve his cabinet choices, and some members have grave res

bobby is great.ng i'm a little bit worried about with bobby, i want him to work on health and i think there's nobody like it. i think he's right with so much of the things he's talking about because you know we're not a healthy country. if you look at some of the countries in europe, they are much more healthier than us. we are a rich country -- we have to get rid of the little debt but that's okay. typically been very good at that. i've been very proficient. as you get older having little debt is much better, believe me. you know what, he is -- he really wants with the pesticides and all the different things, i said he can do it, which he do anything he wants. ty wants to look at the vaccines, he wants everything, i think it's great. i think it's great. [cheers and applause] >> the only thing i say to bobby is, leave the liquid gold under our feet alone. we want to have a little gasoline. you know what we are going to do, we are going to unleash much of that and we are -- germany try today go all gr

bobby. [ applause ] >> i just looked at the news report. people like you, bobby.'t get too popular, bobby. you've reached about the level. no. we want you to come up with things and ideas and what you been talking about for a long time. i think that you are going to do some unbelievable things. nobody is going to be able to do it like you. congratulations also to your family. a woman who was a democrat and then went independent. last week she said i want to be a republican. this is what i stand for. i have always admired her. she was loaded up with common sense. it was all about common sense. we are conservative in this room, but we can understand the other side. what we really are is people with common sense. i think that is why we won with the numbers that we won by. tulsi gabbard, thank you, tulsi . and you have vivek ramaswamy, it has taken people a long time. now that name is emblazoned into their brain. where are you, vivek? he's working with elon on efficiency. they are working on efficiency among other things. they are going to be making our country strong

but i said, bobby, leave the oil to me. we have more liquid gold oil and gas then any country in the world, more than saudi arabia, more than russia, bobby, stay away from the liquid gold. other than that, have a good time, bobby. we will be paying the -- down debt, reducing taxes, doing things nothing else can do. china does not have what we have. nobody has what we have. we have the greatest people also. maybe that is the most important thing. his campaign has been so historic in so many ways. we built the biggest, broadest, most unified coalition. they have never seen anything like it in all of american history. young and old, men and women, rural and urban. we had them all helping us tonight, when you think. i was looking at it. i was watching it. they had great analysis of the people that voted for us. nobody has ever seen anything like that. they came from all corners, union, nonunion, african-american, hispanic american, asian american, arab-american. muslim american. we had everybody. it was beautiful. it was a hist

. >> people like you, bobby, i just looked at the news reports. don't get too popular, bobby-- you know you reached about the level we want you to come up with ideas and what you've been talking about for a long time, and i think you are going to do something unbelievable. nobody will be able to do it like you. >> things, ideas, and what you've been talking about for years. peter baker joins us, chief white house correspondent for the new york times. charlotte, senior correspondent at time, mckay kaufmans at atlantic, and dr. patel, clinical physician and former senior policy director during the obama administration. dr. patel, you know i was going to you first. your reaction to rfk jr. as pick for hhs secretary. >> shock and awe, because it's still unbelievable. feels like i am watching some movie playing on the outside, and it's fiction and i'll wake up, but it's real. i think this is something of that can affect every american whether you think you can or not it's just such a critical role in healthcare and public health, and the idea that this

i think mag gates, i think bobby kennedy. so he definitely has the ability to, if he doesn't understand what's causing this immigrants coming to united states, our immigration problem, if he doesn't understand what the, the, the consequences of marco rubio type of foreign policy is in latin american central america. he has people there to tell them. and so i think once he figures it out, you know, he's more about deal. so he's not, he's not so much about any over throwing governments and yes, once you hit stop, you there more from the legendary comedian and how soon as you meet your show after this by the, the, when i say this is, i mean the math, the world bang for the federal reserve, the dollars itself, the swift payment system. all this has become a set of full, a geo political instruments that the west uses routinely and aggressively into a date a restrict you know, dominate to other countries. the, the welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with the legendary comedian, the host of is a bottom it show jimmy yo

i think mag gates, i think bobby kennedy. so he definitely has the ability to, if he doesn't understand what's causing this immigrants coming to united states are immigration problem. if he doesn't understand what the, the, the consequences of marco rubio type of foreign policy is in latin american central america. he has people there to tell them. and so, um, i think once he figures it out, you know, he's more about deal. so he's not, he's not so much of already over throwing governments and yes, well it's here here. stop you there. more from the legendary comedian and how soon did you meet your show after this, by the a cause that one would say not to someone that just didn't want to find martha. this particular motion based issue i have to fall under the guise of evacuation about 50000 people were transported. the main purpose of this concentration camp in federal rules was to in think, prisoners was type us and use them as a human shield against the advancing soviet ami their mind. but silicon slipping to phone, you put t

like bobby kennedy and tulsa gathered to tell him those things. you know, unfortunately his 1st term he was on board of for that latin american policy. he actually acknowledge the one guy though, as the president of venezuela invited him to the state of the union speech when nobody and venezuela acknowledged one guy though, as the leader of that country. so does he, you know, the problem is that donald trump is a billionaire also. right. so he's not necessarily a man of the people. he's just a little bit closer to it than the current regime in america and the current establishment. right. and so they can control him, so he's a bit of a wild card. so again, all i can do is say, i hope my fingers are cross and he does have some good people around them, right? he does have, you know, bobby kennedy ran on an empty interventionism. don't say gabbert got kicked out of the democratic party for telling the truth about syria and the gas attacks. that's why they swear here as a russian, they're currently doing the same thing. they're currently saying that s

and i looked at the news reports, people like you, bobby. don't get too popular, bobby. you know, you've reached about the level . we want you to come up with things and ideas, what you've been talking about for a long time. >> with that pick trump is tapping robert f kennedy jr. to run health and human services. if he's confirmed by the senate and that is still in if tonight, kennedy would oversee agencies at the national institutes of health, the fda, the cdc, the centers for medicare and medicaid , operations of the affordable care act, which provides health care for millions of americans , just to name a few of the responsibilities they would have. saying that rfk jr. is a vaccine skeptic is putting it lightly. he has pushed conspiracy theories and lied about science on many occasions. >> tiny, infinitesimal amounts of mercury, parts per billion, will cause profound neurological injury in children. it's coming from our own vaccines. covid-19 is targeted to attack caucasians and black people. the people who are close to me are -- the capacity for these chemicals that

i think mag gates, i think bobby kennedy. so he definitely has the ability to, if he doesn't understand what's causing this immigrants coming to united states are immigration problem. if he doesn't understand what the, the, the consequences of marco rubio type of foreign policy is in latin american central america. he has people there to tell them. and so i think once he figures it out, you know, he's more about deals, he's not, he's not so much of already over throwing governments and yes, well it's, you have to stop you there more from the legendary comedian and how soon does you meet your show after this, by the show room, just don't have to shape house because the application and engagement includes the trail. when so many find themselves will support, we choose to look for common ground, the the welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with the legendary comedian host to visit the bottom it show jimmy door, jimmy and paul, when we were talking about optimism on some of the dick's, the tools he gathered, and r f

according to the news reports, people like you, bobby, don't get too popular, bobby, we want you to come up with things and ideas and what you've been talking about for a long time. >> what he's been talking about for a long time is you know, problems with vaccines, alleged problems, that are not supported by facts or science or the medical community, and there are many concerns that he will bring those views to a department that has not only massive oversight of the health community but also medicare and medicaid as well, john. >> new questions this morning about the person trump has picked to be the next secretary of defense. >> yeah, that individual is pete hegseth, he's a fox news anchor and we are learning about an incident that occurred about seven years ago in california, this is from a statement from the monterey california city, which said that in the early morning of october 8, in 2017, there was an incident at the hyatt regency where keith was speaking at the california federation of republican women gathering and the statement did not identify him directly at the alleged assa