then bobbi was rescued. she said she'd been kidnapped, taken hostage by a dangerous inmate and forced to live on the land. but her story left investigators wondering-- was bobbi parker a woman held captive, or was she a woman in love? on april 4th, 2005, a texas county sheriff near the louisiana border heard there might be a fugitive in his area. i received a telephone call from a local texas ranger. narrator: the call led sheriff newton johnson and his deputies 65 miles from the nearest big city to a run down mobile home on a chicken farm-- the home of a couple calling themselves richard and samantha deahl. reporter: if you wanted to hide, is this a good place to do it? well, if a person keeps a very low profile, a person could stay out of circulation for a while, yes. narrator: the deahls had been farmhands here for five years, until the law descended on their home. reporter: what did he say? i knew you were coming, i just didn't know when. narrator: agents found mrs. deahl working on another farm just dow

bobby: tiktok's problem has always been china. the app surged to popularity, lawmakers in washington have been concerned because tiktok has ties to beijing. its parent company is bytedance. the fear has always been that the chinese communist party could try to influence the app, by using the app to collect american's data, or by trying to shape americans' view about the world. this law was passed that is forcing tiktok to shed its beijing parent company or be banned nationwide. bytedance says tiktok is not for sale, so the law is set to take effect january 19. ali: we are now in this protracted legal battle. get us up to speed on how that has been playing out and how this got to the supreme court so relatively quickly. bobby: soon after the law was signed by president biden in april, tiktok appealed. they made a first amendment case, saying the americans who use the app will have their free speech suppressed if this app is put out of business. the appeals court said the national security case against tiktok is really compelling, w

i'm proud of bobby, you want to know the truth. and i don't think i have ever introduced anyone that got applause like he just got, i must tell you. i don't think ever any time. got applause like that. amazing. soon after 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 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 the 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. and this is a attribute in honor of bobby, i'm announcing tonight that upon my election i will establish a new independent pr

if trump is listening to bobby who is bobby going to be listening to?om politico, among others, kennedy is being advised by multiple anti-vaccine activists including the communications director of his campaign and the founder of one of the largest anti-vacs organizations. a guy who served y' personal lawyer for the last two years. "the new york times" reporting kennedy is interested in making him the top lawyer at hhsa pay cut for seerry who has done millions in legal work for anti-vax organizations like in 2022 when he petitioned the government on behalf of icahn to revoke the approval of the polio vaccine. which has protected millions of people for decades. and virtually eliminated a virus here in the united states that can cause paralysis and death. now that news has drawn widespread condemnation across party lines. republican senator mitch mcconnell, who is a polio survivor himself, issued a statement responding to that story reads in part, the polio vaccine has saved millions of lives and held out the promise of eradicating a terrible disease. effo

bobby: did the two of you become romantic? yes. bobby: did that include kissing? yes.obby: and while you were kissing gavin, did something happen that caught your attention? yeah. bobby: what happened? just something just popped up, like appeared. bobby: was that something the defendant john creech? yes. yes. keith morrison: gavin didn't have a chance, she said. he repeatedly punched him in the face. keith morrison: so then she ran back to her car terrified. chandy: i wanted to get away, i was scared. keith morrison: but before she drove away, she looked back. john had gavin pinned down. keith morrison: later, she said, creech wanted her to drive him back to the crime scene, help him take gavin to the hospital. a block and a half away, she refused to go closer and dropped creech off. why didn't you take him all the way back to the scene? i was afraid of what i would see. keith morrison: gavin was dead by then. and the prosecutor told the jury, creech wasn't going to any hospital. he was setting out to recruit help for his cover up. so the first person he calls is jorge

but, bobby, let's go back. no worries. i know you're a pro.nd talk about those shell casings and what it means to the case because as you and i were talking about a few moments ago, you know if this murderer assassin or whatever you want to call him, we don't know all the the details of this is, is is somehow scrawling onto these shells in this live round these kinds of words. it does speak to some kind of motive here absolutely. >> he wanted to make this statement that denied oppose delay. i mean, these are there was a book written that that uses that phrase as an under title, you know, about the insurance industry's habits of automatically denying delaying claims, hoping people just run out of, uh, run out of fortitude to keep going. and so this could be the motive, i mean, and or, you know, often what happens in these cases is it doesn't go from 0 to 100. in other words, they just don't decide to shoot the ceo one day. there's an escalation. so there'll be an email or there will be a letter to the company asking for an appeal, and then they

and while trump is listening to bobby, who is bobby going to be listening to? is being advised by multiple vaccine activists, including [ inaudible ], and the founder of one of the largest anti-vax organizations . there is also a guy named aaron siri who served as kennedy's personal lawyer for the last two years. the new york times is reporting that kennedy is interested in making him the top lawyer at hhs, that would be a pay cut for siri who has done millions of dollars in legal work for anti-vax organizations, like in 2022 when he petitioned the government on behalf of the company to revoke approval of the polio vaccine. you heard that right, the polio vaccine, which by the way has protected millions of people for decades. and virtually eliminated a virus here in the united states that can cause paralysis and death. now, that has understandably drawn widespread condemnation across party lines. republican senator mitch mcconnell, who is a polio survivor himself, issued a statement responding to that story. it reads in part, "the polio vaccine has saved millio

[chanting] bobby. bobby. >> thank you.fter the assassination attempt got a call from a safe food advocate who has been fighting for many years to try to end the corruption at the cdc and fda and the usca. [applause] at these institutions, these regulatory agencies are run at the big food processing companies, and like a gag in the chemical companies. they are supposed to regulate them. he said to me he had been advising me for any many years on my campaign and he told me he was also advisingg president trump. .. se. 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. and i went to many minneapolis and 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 the issues and bind us together. and one of the issues that he talked about was having safe food and ending that chronic disease epidemic. our children, the elderly, unhealthy

when people get to know bobby kennedy, i got to know him. his impression of me i was a super villain. we got to know each other we're both reasonable and rational people and base our decision based on uncorrupted science. i think my colleagues will see the exact same thing. rational individual. he won't come in and just tear everything down. he is going to do it based on real uncorrupted science and that's what we need to do in the country. >> harris: neither one of you is a super villain. >> i don't think so. >> harris: democrats loved rfk junior when he was fighting for the environment in the legal spectrum. i don't know how they feel about him now. anyway, more from that news conference yesterday. i want to get some of your points on what donald trump was talking about with his prediction in particular for senators fighting against all of his cabinet picks pretty much. let's watch. >> if they are unreasonable opposing somebody for political reasons or stupid reasons, i would say has nothing to do with me i would say they probably would be

i greatly appreciate you, bobby. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: thank you very much. the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from oregon, ms. hoyle, for five minutes. ms. hoyle: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent to address the house for five minutes, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. hoyle: thank you. i rise today to state my opposition to the national defense authorization act. first, let me be clear, i support any funding to keep americans safe, to protect and fairly compensate our troops for their sacrifices, and to improve our national security. i also support some of what's included in this act, pay raises for our service members, expanding access to contraceptives for female service members under tricare, and properly funding the replacement of poor and failing military housing and barracks. it's simply irresponsible to give more money to an agency that accounts for half of our discretionary spending, but can't pass an audit. th

yeah. ..bobby. what was it like being married to your coach? i mean, did you talk athletics 24/7? that like? in the beginning, it was more difficult for me because i'm 24/7 sports and want to talk about, how can i better this? how can i do this? and then driving him nuts, in a sense. but i respect bobby so much, you know, as my coach because i knew that i'm not the only athlete that he's coaching — that he's coached several of us to world records and several of us to... he's still coaching an olympian for paris. yes, yes, to a world record — sydney mclaughlin. but i learned to respect bobby, remain coachable, do what we needed to do to get the job done because the combination of us made for a winning combination, as long as we were on the same page. we're filming this in your amazing foundation in east st louis. you're an athlete who went around the world, got gold medals in the olympics and then, came home. was it always, do you think, important to you to come back to your community, the community you grew up in, and look out for the kids who grew up in the life that you had to,

bobby. bobby. bobby. bobby, you guys, we have made it to friday. here's what we're working on.rancisco store owner sees her shop burglarized for t fourth time. what she's now afraid to do following this latest break in. also, don't expect to have dungeness crab for the holidays. the crab fishing season has been pushed back again. the timeline on when it could finally begin and empowering students with disabilities to be more independent. the way they're doing so in the south bay, while also spreading a little cheer. good friday everyone. the news at five starts right now. thanks so much for joining us. i'm janelle wang and i'm raj mathai. a high school coach in the north bay has pleaded guilty to child molestation. his name brad rowell. rowell used to be a cross country coach at american canyon high school. he is pleading guilty to molesting a student of his and a 14 year old girl. the napa county district attorney says rowell will serve 15 years in prison and be registered as a sex offender for life, and the two victims will have a ten year restraining order against him. rhyne

and this is a tribute in honor of bobby.ht that upon my election, i will establish a new independent presidential commission on assassination attempts. and they will be tasked with releasing all of the remaining and they will be tasked h releasing all of the remaining documents pertaining to the assassination of president john f. kennedy. and they will also ca rigorous review of the attack last month. but i tell you, i have never had more people ask me, please, sir, release the documents on the kennedy assassination and we're going to do that. and i also want to salute bobby's decades of work as an advocate for the health of families and our children. nobody's done more. millions and millions of americans who want clean air, clean water and a healthy nation have concerns about toxins in our environment and pesticides in our. that's why today i'm repeating my pledge to establish a panel of top experts working with bobby to investigate what is causing the decades long in chronic health problems and childhood diseases diseases,

grateful dead phil and bobby weir. [applause] arturo sandoval.applause] and michelle e banks accepting on behalf of the apollo. [applause] ♪♪ distinguished guests, the president of the united states. ♪♪ ♪♪ hello, hello, hello. [cheering and applause] welcome to your house. i know that guy. [applause] please, have a seat. thank you so much. welcome to the white house. good evening to all of you. we like to have you here. deborah, where is deborah. stand up. [applause] my brother was saying you want to be able to see through your desk. i said big your pardon. the washington memorial. this guy rebuilt the sucker. [laughter] i am serious. you are the best. you are. the kennedy center honorees. for jill and i, jill is not here , she may make it over to the event tonight, but jill has been dealing with equality for women health research and she just got back from abu dhabi and all from africa. she did spend a little time in sicily. just a day or so to meet her great, great mother's parents. she made fun of me going back on the irish, you know. [laughte

now, that doesn't mean that he's not going to listen to bobby on that. so i'm wondering your your view, given how much you've covered donald trump. and, you know, i mean, this might not necessarily comport with how he thinks about things when i'm when i say he, i mean, kennedy or or trump for that matter. i mean, you know, skepticism has played well with his base since the beginning. while trump was in office. remember, it's during donald trump's presidency that the vaccine rollout actually began. so this is all very ironic, for sure. but this is something that rfk jr.. has been in trump's ear and has obviously made an impact in a number of ways. and we've seen him sort of change his rhetoric on a number of issues. and just this broader theme of making america healthy again and incorporating some of bobby kennedy jr.'s views, some of them very controversial in this case, like the vaccine issue. and so trump still tries to toe that line. he himself was vaccinated. and we're not just talking about covid vaccines. we're talking about. yes, we're talking abo

bobby chacon thank you both. appreciate your time thanks. back here in washington i hate it when that happens it's the start of a big week on capitol hill for three of president-elect donald trump's most controversial picks to join his incoming administration. right now, his embattled choice for defense secretary pete hegseth is back for a second week trying to rally support as he faces an allegation of alcohol abuse and sexual misconduct. and we're told that hegseth is intensifying his focus on winning over three key female senators iowa's joni ernst maine's susan collins and alaska's lisa murkowski. two other trump picks, kash patel, who is his choice for fbi director, and tulsi gabbard for director of national intelligence, are also up on the hill today, both expected to face some tough confirmation fights. let's go to cnn's kristen holmes, who is in west palm beach near mar-a-lago. kristen, what more do you know about hegseth zeroing in on these three female senators who have raised questions about his past well, brianna and boris, we sh

bobby, is jerry still visiting you in dreams? he had another visit recently. >> in the dream, jerry comes to me and says listen, i'm going to invite a song in to meet you. i want you to meet this song. the song was like -- kind of like a great big sort of ethereal english sheepdog. and then we started singing it, a jazz duet. what that dream did is it solidified in me the notion that, yes, when we play the songs, they're living things. they come and visit our world. and they come through us. >> reporter: what happened to the sheepdog song that you nd jerry sang? did it take life? >> i'm still chasing that one. >> reporter: the grateful dead is officially a national treasure now. who could have imagined? like the song says -- ♪ what a long strange trip it's been ♪ >> and you can watch the 47th annual kennedy center honors this sunday, december 22nd at 8:30 p.m. eastern right here on cbs and streaming on paramount+. >>> stay with us. "cbs news ro dup" will be right - man, i need some serious help with this health insurance stuff. -

joining us now, bobby gosh, senior editor at bloomberg.oment. as they begin to forth a new path forward. >> jonathan, i would like to start by opponenting out the opportunities before we get to the risks. you're talking about a country that are people that have been traumatized for generations, as you pointed out, the two father and son have ruled in decades and in the last years they have endured incredible trauma under the hands of the most brutal regime in the world. and yet they perseveres and came back and yet they overthrew the regime with remarkably little actual violence. that is something to hold on to. and this movement, this whole crisis in syria began in the arab spring and it seems way back in the rearview mirror now, but these people have had an opportunity to see what happens to the other arab spring countries that went wrong. they saw what happens in egypt and in yemen and in libya. they've had now plenty of opportunity to learn lessons. and you have to allow the possibility of these people will have learned those lessons a

certainly bobby kennedy.else. so that probably won't get touched even though i would let him within a 10-foot poll of the child with an illness. but here we are. the reality for republicans does kind of boil down to, how much moxie are we going to show that we are willing to assert against a president that is putting up wholly incompetent individuals to serve in the capacities for which they are being asked to serve. the advice and consent portion of this is, instead of advising the president, could you send is somebody better so we can consent to that? there will be the typical hemming and hawing but ultimately bending the knee to his choice. they will pick one and everybody will pat themselves on the back and pretend that they did the right thing and meanwhile, you will have hegseth probably over at defense and someone like kennedy running the nation's health system and everybody will turn to blind eye and wait until the chandelier crashes to the floor or a table gets knocked over and people start complaini

but i mean, i just want to second bobby. i think and we've seen it right now, the grid just for a natural growth, the grid is really exceeding, i think what any utility specialist thought it would two or three years ago. and now you see last week microsoft teaming up with constellation energy reopened a nuke that no one thought five years ago with. there you see, i think it's going to move us to where we believe we would go two years ago. and that's a real different conversation around decentralize power, microgrid grids, controlling your own power, not just for cost, but for reliability and having adequate volume. i think we have we have spent untold hours thinking about, hey, how a.i. will affect the natural gas or the propane industry, and it will allow us to do things differently. routing to customers, reducing energy. but i think probably a spot on the next five years. what it's going to do is drive not only energy way up, but water use way up. we don't talk about it much, but that's another piece of the elemental of th

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that is what's so interesting about bobby kennedy. he's been so staunchly against vaccines. there is little reason to believe donald trump would not take his advice. >> eliseia, we have little kids, sort of regular -- >> you have littlest. you have the littlest ones under 5 which has to be particularly scary. >> the thing about vaccines, you don't have to eliminate them to endanger kids, right? you have to cast enough doubts that you forget the 6-month booster, the 1-year booster. our kids are going to know kids that die. that's the reality. >> i am as alarmed as dr. anderson. one thing i've learned in the process of getting ready to talk about this story is that very often polio is asymptomatic. you don't know that someone has it until either they have been paralyzed or they spread it to someone else who is paralyzed. that is part of the danger of this highly infectious disease. to vaughn's point about the role republicans in the u.s. senate will now play, it's not enough to broadly ask rfk jr. about his positions on vaccines because just like we saw in that interview with

the press club was well and bobby's addition to the something line up for the fee to inter continental comp, final against conks cap champions for chico came late. some of the fluid recovered just in time from a hamstring injury to school that opening goal lights in the 1st house around the dread set up by the newly crowned pizza. best men's player views lucy's to new york and the free continental boundary. double the lead and the 2nd home with a great finish from another brazilian international rodriguez. swift thing they would then awarded a late penalty and it was been this is junior who sealed it from the spot. 3 know, the winning school rail that are these types of phenomenal years in which they were crowned to europe in spanish champions, as well as waiting to hear of him in spanish difficult. now having claims to be like, you know, what they call themselves the best problem in the world. do you want to just drop the houses here on the sale? say, do let's say for me. so we're on the lower call. we'll help you out there in utah and just to the house this time because some of the s

she always call me bobby when i was a little kid. my grandfather would call me joe. i would leave and i would think, what is my name? [laughter] but i know that they love him very much. he was my hero as a kid and he still is. >> legislatively, senator, what are you most proud of your years of serving in the senate? sen. carper: i was trained in the navy to be a leader. i was trained to be a leader by example. we had a good example when we got to lead a committee -- when we got to the senate of how to lead a committee. chuck grassley, republican, max baucus, democrat, senior members of the committee. i was in awe of how they were able to work so well together and get stuff done. i asked them about it -- they said what we do is we meet every week, sometimes one or two people from their staffs. they would share what have hearings on, what to bring to the floor, changes they wanted to make. it was a very trusting relationship. i said to myself, you know, when i am on public works i will do more of that. when i got to be on the public works committee, west virginia kids

kennedy and then bobby kennedy would then come to him with what he thinks should happen to vaccines on the market. i think that's what's so interesting about bobby kennedy, he's been so staunchly against vaccines historically and once you were to get him in that government position i think there's little reason to believe that donald trump would not take his advice, using his own words. >> alicia, we have little kids of the sort of regular vaccine -- >> you have the ones who are still under 5 which has got to be particularly scary. >> i mean the thing about vaccines is you don't have to eliminate them to endanger kids, right? you just have to cast enough doubt that maybe you missed the four month or you forget the six-month booster, you forget the one-year booster. our goods are -- our kids are going to know kids that die. that's the atrocity. >> very often polio is asymptomatic. you don't know that someone has it until either they have been paralyzed or they spread it to someone else who is then paralyzed. that is part of the danger of this highly infectious disease and to vaughn's

so, you know, we'll see. >> bobby is not a doctor. yes. bobby. >> correct. this is in fact, this is true. all right. still ahead for us. brand new cnn reporting on vice president kamala harris and her debate over what she should do next i can't fool myself. >> it was the most exciting time in the world. >> his life had extremely joyful moments and some really difficult moments. >> you only come across an artist like luther vandross once in a lifetime. >> luther. never too much new year's day on cnn. >> holiday memories made by alexis. brought to you by etsy. are they really going to spend all day streaming college football on directv? can you blame them? they've got the biggest rivalries and bowl games. >> speaking of frank, run a slant to the bowl of chips. bobby buttonhook to the salsa. >> what are you going to do, coach prime? >> don't question your coach, man. >> i've got this. >> hey, susan. toothbrush. big interview huh? nice new suit, new haircut, ancient bristle stick. make the sonicare switch. all right, now go knock em dead. boss, can i get the wi-

i think you'll find bobby is a very rational guy. i found him to be rational per you are not going to lose the polio vaccine, that is not going to happen. i saw what happened with polio. i had friends that were very much affected by that. i had friends for many years ago they obviously are still in not such good shape because of it. >> we will leave this year and continue watching it on her website sees and.org, live now to the u.s. house here on c-span. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. december 16, 2024. i hereby appoint the honorable scott fitzgerald to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, mike johnson, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 9, 2024, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the

how does it feel, bobby? >> what do you want to be? >> whatever it is, they don't want me to be. >> make some noise, bd. >> a complete unknown inspired by the true story of bob dylan. >> rated r this holiday season. >> find the perfect gift at cnn, underscored from the latest fashion to expert approved tech to the best beauty finds. discover it all at underscore. com and breaking this hour president trump giving an extensive new interview to time magazine, weighing in on everything from vaccines to ukraine to how he thinks he won this election. >> this is for the this is all linked to the fact that he was just announced as time's person of the year, the second time that he gets that designation. cnn's steve contorno went through all of it for us as it was just posted. he's here with us now. what's there are a couple of things that really have stood out to you. take me through. >> and here it is. it's 50 pages, so there's a lot to get through and we'll be continuing. you said it was like a 65 minute interview. it lasted a long time. but

let's discuss with bobby chacon, a former fbi special agent. sir, thank you so much for being with us. what are your thoughts about how the lapd is handling this case? do you think they acted appropriately or something they missed and should have done differently i think they did a superb job. >> i mean, from the moment she landed in lax lapd has established her whereabouts each day from the eighth to the 12th, when she was seen walking into mexico. now, i mean she was seen all around la. they have video of her unharmed by herself seemingly doing the things that a tourist does around la. who wants to she was seen at the grove, which is a popular outdoor shopping center. she was seen outside a nike event. she was seen in a bookstore. the lapd has put her whereabouts all around. i'm seeing terms like vanished or this woman disappeared. she did anything. but i really pushed back on those assertions she. the lapd, has laid out a timeline, and you can see her almost each day doing something by herself, unharmed around la. there's no sign of foul pla

bobby, what more do we know about the attack? and we've found out quite a bit about the current suspect. can you tell me more about him as well, please? >> yeah. you know, i mean, what they're trying to figure out is just how long he had planned this. and if it could have been prevented, as fred mentioned, how that car got through those barriers to address that crowd to to hit that crowd. so, so violently, you know, so many injuries. people of course, worried as well that some of these people who are gravely injured could, could lose their lives as well. that's a big concern because some of the injuries were very, very serious. you know, one of the things to everybody's worried about is other big crowd events across europe. of course, here across the region, christmas markets and big gatherings, certainly here in rome with the vatican, christmas affairs, things going on, there are going to be big crowds. and so security is a huge issue going ahead in the coming days. and, you know, people are concerned that something like this co

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i think you'll find bobby is a very rational guy. i found him to be rational per you are not going to lose the polio vaccine, that is not going to happen. i saw what happened with polio. i had friends that were very much affected by that. i had friends for many years ago they obviously are still in not such good shape because of it. >> we will leave this year and continue watching it on her website sees and.org, live now to the u.s. house here on c-span. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washingt

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kerri urbahn, fox news legal expert and bobby chicone. if he contestesque extradited. he doesn't have an attorney. 45 days before he would see the beginning of a legal process here? >> i don't think there will be an issue ultimately in getting him back to new york. governor hochul will work with governor shapiro if he thought that. a public defender will be assigned if he continues to languish without an attorney. >> are you surprised by that? >> i am given the fact he comes from a lot of money. i am very surprised about the fact that his family hasn't gotten him a laurwyer yet. if he didn't have one there would be a public defender. i don't think there will be an issue getting him back to new york where he will see justice. >> harris: this man's face was everywhere. he was taking his mask down to flirt with a woman at a cafe or store in new york. he was all over the cameras that are -- not during his getaway in central park. that place is basically dark with cameras, just a few. they have drone coverage. my question for you is why did we see him everywhere. the whole

so i moderated for bobby and told see and it was such a great experience. how i mentioned this past, it goes very quickly. a couple weeks later i was then asked to moderate the j.d. vance, all by myself in north carolina. again i was like, wow, i have moderated one time now. but i said yes. he is an awesome human being. we have an insanely good vp, guys. his wife was there. this administration is lit. and so, i did that, and i also did some women for trump events with lara trump. i also was then asked to buy tulsi, fast-forward all the way to the end and she said would you be willing to tour for a few days all the way up until the election with me? i was like, uh, yeah? she said we are going to do some trump force one and some trump rallies. i was like, um, yeah. flew to atlanta, started the journey from there, and was able to do a few trump rallies, which are cool. do you guys go to trump rallies? yeah? they are a thing. there is a lot of energy at those. i am pretty sure he picks the playlist too, i will tell you why in a second. so there is a thing i sai

the way bobby answered me. here is what it comes down to, one thing. i serve at the president's will. i'm to put his policies first. that's exactly what i will do. i think we all know where president trump is on this issue. that's fine. we all come from different backgrounds and have different ideas about things and we may not agree on every issue. if he understands he is serving president trump, our republican president, and that's his agenda and that's what he will put forth, bill, i have no issue with that. >> dana: and he said yesterday in the hallway when asked does he support the polio vaccine he said yeah, i support it. >> absolutely. >> dana: no backsliding on that. that's what he supports. >> no, he supported that from the first time i talked to him. when we first talked about vaccinations. he is actually -- if you have time to talk to him he is extremely smart and started talking about the vaccines. he has the issue is not the base of the vaccines, it is the rest of them. we're doing 72 shots. when my kids go in for shots two and three they l

kennedy and so what bobby kennedy came up with on vaccines. and then bobby kinied would come to him with what hooepgs should happen to vaccines on the market. i think that is what is so interesting about bobby kennedy he's been staunchly against vaccines historically. once he were to get in that government position there's little reason to believe donald trump would not in his own words not take his advice. >> alicia, we have little kids of the sort of regular -- >> you have the liltest. you have the ones still under 5, which has got to be particularly scary. >> but i mean the thing about vaccines is you don't have to eliminate them to endanger kids, right? you just have to cast enough doubt maybe you miss the four months or forget the six-month booster or forget the one-year booster. and someone said to me this week our kids are going to know kids that die. that's the reality. >> i am as alarmed as dr. anderson, i've learned in the process of getting ready to talk about this story is very often polio is asymptomatic. you don't know they're pa

i think there's a commitment, just had bobby kennedy in my office, also kash patel in my office. they want to look forward. they want to solve problems. a big mess on our hands. they want to make america healthy again. i think what they're going to do is provide the transparency and access to documents to congress to do the oversight and, you know, we'll highlight the problems to correct them and hold people accountable. you know, again, there are so many areas i want to delve into when it comes to covid, one of the reasons i ran for re-election, one of the primary reasons, nobody was acknowledging the vaccine. there was a book that i highlighted in milwaukee, horribly injured from the trial. they can't have their injuries acknowledged much less address treatment being given to them. i want to uncover exactly what federal agencies knew and when they knew it. one of my most recent overseitlers was based on the pfizer papers. they have some voya documents heavily redacted and we know the new agency early in 2021 these shots caused microcreditis and the israelis were going to issue