but it's the same thing with bobby kennedy and the state. and. and so again, again, i watched i looked at kennedy and he's like canada in the rock. right. but at the same time, he's also picking up and putting down, talking points that the the dnc has no answer to. i never actually put them in a really big bind when we start getting into the primary season with gavin bruce. them i get, this is not fun. what are they going to do is come all the harris and how they got a spirit of habit existence and all of this up when you was thinking about this this morning. i had to do a pops out for my for my news next week, right. before i came on this morning and i, i kept saying that my business over and over and i'm like, i have all these things that the democrats have to deal with, likes, they've got to get rid of bite and they've got to get rid of. they got a sideline harris, they've got to get past the g o, p t, a stablish that they've got all these different factors. and none of the results with bobby kennedy and the right and the race. it just doesn't

, probably a great campaign manager should bobby kennedy have been the campaign manager?yes. should he have been the attorney general? no. one of the things i call for in the book is banning the hiring of family, whether it is for campaigns or an official taxpayer-funded office. it's a bad look at best to. . some of this is a spouses, some of it is kids. was it maxine waters who paid her daughter $80,000 in one year. omar jan omar directed millions of dollars to her husband's consulting firm and may be he's a great consultant. i don't know. my wife is in the business. i would hire her if i were running. nobody is going to care more about me winning probably so i understand that, but also is a way to either have someone else pay to take care of your never do well kids or funnel money into your own household. raising money from other people on my campaign, pay my spouse as a consultant who keeps a certain percentage of that, that goes back if we are married, it is not a good look. a lot of this is looking. this is completely above board, doesn't matter. it smells swampy. >>

bobby kennedy jr.ht run third party. >> jonathan: that's a threat. >> more concern about cornell west, no labels. that's a bigger issue. the fundamentals of this, you would look at this, and where the president's polling and say, this is ripe for a challenge. how is the party standing by and watching this? you've seen governor after governor, people like gavin newsom, and people like j.b. prisker say we're not going to get in the way. we wouldn't even get in the way of kamala harris if she ends up being the nominee. they all fall in line, but what happens if there is now a third party candidate? if some of this angst manifests itself in a different kind of candidate outside of the party system. >> jonathan: now you know bobby kennedy, but also cornell west. >> i know all of the above and i believe that joe biden will be able to defeat them soundly in the democratic primary and also in the general election. democrats have learned their lesson from ralph nader and jill stein. we cannot take any part of t

kennedy, one person that i really was happy about was your father, bobby kennedy because he was the bestur grandfather and your uncle both on civil rights. you hang out with elon musk and berniebe sanders, two of the wot people i think. also, you are talking about fair housing. well, my housing i've been in it for 35 years, own it. i don't go out spending money on anything. on vaccines, i've been taking them ever since i was 6-years-old and i'm 75. if you think that any of us especially black and brown people are going to believe what you're talking about, you've got things all wrong. your grandfather, germany, your uncle, harry belafonte, sammy davisan junior -- wanted to get your uncle in office and what did they do when he would not allow them your grandfather or your uncle to come to the inauguration ball. i don't believe that you will do anything right. give people a hand up not a handout. >> host: okay, thank you. >> guest: in defense of my grandfather, my grandfather has been maligned in many ways. i have written a book that addresses those issues including this defamation. i'm su

. >> your political hero is bobby kennedy. what would bobby do? bobby ran. he did it. sometimes you go when people tell you not to go. >> i am all in with president biden. >> he is not measuring the drapes if biden runs and wins he was a good soldier if he runs and loses the democrats will be pleading for him to run and 2028 since trump is limited to one term and if he drops out catapulting over the first black female vp so newsom is laying in wait. why should he run into a burning house? >> are you taking the threat of a second trump presidency serious enough? >> that was a layup. she can't even hit it. today like she did in indonesia she came off the bench and took biden's place in the new york 9/11 ceremony this was too much to ask the vice president was smiling and laughing in lower manhattan. these are not serious people. they can't read the room or the writing on the wall harris celebrated the anniversary of hip-hop at the vice presidential residency surrounded by migrants and enjoyed herself and so did her husband. >> music >> ♪ ♪ >> >> the queen is dancing whil

kennedy, one person that i was happy about was your father, bobby kennedy. he was the best one. your grandfather and your uncle both hesitated on civil rights. you hang out with elon musk and bernie sanders, two of the worst people. you are talking about fair housing. i've been in my house for 35 years and own it and i don't go out and spend money on anything. i am on vaccines and i've been taken them ever since i was six years old. i'm 75. i didn't get all the other things but if you think that any of us, especially black and brown people are going to believe what you're talking about, you've got things all wrong. your grandfather, germany, your uncle, sidney poitier and harry belafonte and sammy davis junior went out and helped and wanted to get your uncle in office. what did they do? he wouldn't allow them to come to the inauguration ball. i don't believe you will do anything right and quit telling people to give people a hand up and not a handout. host: thank you. guest: in defense of my grandfather, my grandfather has been maligned in many ways. i've written a book that add

and bobby kennedy coming to break this fast, it's probably the picture that more people have seen and it still gets used a lot today and the kennedy name was, you know, enormous at that point in time. and it also comes about a week before kennedy announces that he was running for president. so it also ties this is their first political campaign and they go out and do door-to-door campaigning in particular in los angeles and help kennedy win the primary. they are there in the ambassador hotel when he gets shot. so it was important for those political reasons and so i see this as a real turning point in the history of the movement. and i always quote the reverend drake who is one of the top advisers, and he says in later years that after the fast caesar was too saintly to make mistakes. and i think it is an important concept. this was sort of thrust on him to some degree. so he certainly embraced the image of the suffering and the penance and that was part of the marching as well and believe that when he sacrificed that it is a powerful force that it forces other people to want to help

i think there is something wrong with bobby kennedy jr. >> this is a very dangerous guy with a very storied name that is casting a dark shadow. >> i don't consider marianne williamson to be much of a threat. best way to handle her is not to address her at all. >> laura: how convenient the party free debate. what is perhaps the most pathetic development in the long weekend at bidens is how the media have become nothing more than establishment appear rat chicks. pummeling the guy with growing minority support trump who takes on his own party's old guard and props up the man protected by the pollute democrats who can't be trusted to find his way off the stage. >> some people may be disappointed with joe biden but they will find him more acceptable than donald trump. if donald trump has a ceiling beyond which he cannot grow where at biden at least has the potential of bringing people back home. >> laura: whoa, whoa, peter baker once really respected reporter at the "new york times." does he not read the polls about minority voters abandoning the democratic party? now the fact is so-called journ

you never know what bobby kennedy junior is saying, there's no place for me at my party table. >> theam on here right now gives me some credibility, thank you very much. regarding kennedy, if he wants to run, i didn't run as an independent. iran is a libertarian. of kennedy decides to run as a libertarian he's got to go through the wash and where cycle the libertarian party has to offer and i have my doubts that he can survive that but if he did survive that, if it came down to biden/trump, or him, and he having survived the libertarian wash and where cycle i would vote for him, but i have my doubts regarding is there. regarding an independent candidate, the only way an independent candidate wins is personal wealth. in my opinion, during the last election there was only one person that could have gotten elected as an independent, that would have been bloomberg, that would've been him putting his own personal wealth to work which could have amounted to billions of dollars in the campaign but that didn't happen. unless you've got a huge amount of money it's not going to happen. if you w

people might vote for these people, but people might not vote, they may not feel they know west or bobby kennedy jr. anybody, but biden, we may not vote for them, not voting for him either, which gives republicans default position of winning, they don't have to build a bigger tent or do anything. just get democrats to sit down. without a true candidate on the other side, gavin newsom does think it is him. i've seen reporting on our own network, dana was on earlier. she will be a co-host of the debate this week. she said gavin newsom is expected to be in the southern california audience. i'm sure he loves to get out, he's a man around town, this is debate with republicans and i'm fascinated to see what he thinks he can learn. he might be the guy. if not him and kamala, why do they both have to come from the failed state of california? i'm confused why democrats can't go out and find somebody. >> kayleigh: i saw dana say that and whoa, gavin newsom in the audience? that is stunning news. here is graph that keeps me up at night, the economy, which is a huge issue in the fox business debate. not goo

that, but something that has hit me for a while with you in particular, your political hero is bobby kennedy >> what would bobby do? bobby ran. bobby ran. he did it. now, you could argue that he waited for somebody else that proved lbj was vulnerable. we can debate the particulars of when. if you're going to go bold, sometimes you go when everybody tells you not to go. >> yeah, i haven't plotted this out. i'm not this machiavellian, and i've proven -- increasingly in public i want to continue to make that case and i don't want to go through talking points, but i'm serious on this. a little less time on his age and whether or not he's going to run and a little more time on the damn record. no wonder there's a gap between performance and perception. i think it's pretty obvious because we -- there are a differences of thoughts and whatever you focus on you find more of. the democratic party and the press and others are so focused situationally on his age, should he or should he not run on his record, and our job is to get out of that muck and to get back on our feet and make the case. >> am i s

the cia director, director of the cia himself john mccallum told that to bobby kennedy after he saw ther film of the assassination. so, landis's account may be open question on certain, point but it is consistent with the evidence and it compounds the severe doubts and credibility problems that the magic bullet theory has. and it points out that the cia is still keeping thousands of jfk records secret, which are related to the surveillance of lee harvey oswald before the assassination. so president biden did a terrible mistake and letting the cia keep this material secret. >> all right faris rockstool and jefferson morley, a fascinating discussion and debate between the two of you. thank you to you both. >> thank you. >> up next, new mexico's governor facing a lot of backlash after suspending the right carry firearms in public and that state. the top republican in the state now says that she is going after law-abiding citizens and he is my guest, next. plus, drew barry moore has restarted her talk show amid ongoing hollywood strikes and now she is drawing the ire of the writers guild. a

treated humans as if they were just animals, no restrooms for pickers in the fields, beatings, bobby kennedy famously when he ran for president in 1968 came out to plano -- to california to break the fast that cesar chavez was doing, he was not eating to protest labor conditions. and the kennedys were there to give him a communion wafer. but cesar chavez, they have a day for him all over the southwest, i live in austin texas, and our main thoroughfare is named after cesar chavez. he has statues everywhere. it's important to see him and dolores as figures to explain the latino, and particularly the mexican american story in our country. i can see why we needed to have if not for that book another one that addresses that. hayden: very timely. and i understand that we have some time for a few questions. and we have gathered them. before we start, i wanted to ask about chavez, was he an oratory like martin with a k junior? brinkley: no, but dr. king sent him an important telegram saying that what they share, king was the great oratory, and chavez was not comfortable speaking. but he delivered sp

more frightening, this theater is located two miles from where his father bobby kennedy was assassinatedxpressed gratitude to security and l.a.p.d. for rapidly depaining detaining the suspect and he was armed with pistols loaded on him. and rfk says i'm the first presidential candidate to whom the white house has denied a request for protection. so meanwhile, here in washington last night, republican presidential candidates, including former president trump appeared at the pray boat stand summit making appeal to evangelical voters. >> i wanted to, and had to stand up to the communists, the marxists, the atheists, the evil and demonic forces that want to destroy our country. they're destroying our country. i took their fire and i did it gladly. i'm protecting the people in this room, i'm protecting the people of this nation. >> trump holds a growing lead over his g.o.p. opponents according to the latest fox news poll. preferred by 60% of republican primary voters, up 7 points from last month. governor ron desantis has dropped two points and vivek ramaswamy. and they want this where religi

i remember bobby kennedy said it best, the world needs qualities of youth, not a time, but a state ofne 30 years ago that this president could accomplish so much in such a short period of time. i mean that. if this political season is all about a celebrity -- with all due respect, we had a celebrity for four years. it didn't go well. i want a seasoned pro. i want a guy that produces. the results are in. it's been a master class. there's no administration in my lifetime that's been more effective producing any substannive results. and we haven't even started the campaign. >> and you think he's going to be able to convince the american people that he has the -- to handle a second term. >> it's about bringing the team together. it's not just about one guy or gal on the white horse that's going to save the day for everybody. it's the responsibility of the entire party. >> one of the things that republicans are relentless on, of course, is hunter biden, the house republicans are now engaging in impeachment -- >> they're worried about gun crimes, which is remarkable. i'm actually -- >> but

was the attorney general and then later when barr was that he needed a roy cohn, he needed his bobby kennedy. right, and that's not a bad argument. maybe senator graham would be that. >> yeah, it sets him up. >> look, jake, trying to overturn an election right now in the republican party bolsters your standing in the republican party, sadly enough. so everything -- lindsey wasn't indicted, but he did everything he could to help trump overturn. >> so also today, michael, 83-year-old nancy pelosi, the former house speaker now she's going to seek her 20th term in the house as a mere member of congress -- >> stunning. >> what do you think? >> i was shocked by it, but i'm excited. she's good for the democratic party. she raises a lot of money. i think she's -- i think her performance as speaker, she's one of the -- she might be the only politician i think who is able to match trump on television. it was very hard to win the coverage when you're a democrat and donald trump is, you know, basically america's assignment editor. she was able to really through imagery and through sound bites and throug

they are going after bobby kennedy.ecause they know that is fundamentally the threat. it is not one party versus the other party, it is those in the game. >> i have 25 seconds, peter, without being too hyperbolic, too crazy here, the decline and fall of the roman empire, is there time to get off of it, can we get off this path? >> there always is. we have been through worse as a country. you know in the aftermath of lincoln, early in the republic we have been through harder times. i think the trick here is that the frog will jump when they realize the water is boiling and the important thing to make people understand it is getting very hot, very fast. charles: let's hope we have some of our skin by the time which jump. peter, thank you very much, my friend. great stuff as usual. coming up my takeaway on the return of record poverty. after advil dual action back pain... yo! uh! ha! ha! [dog bark] what? my back feels better. before advil... new advil dual action back pain fights back pain two ways. for 8 hours of relief.

you might have bobby kennedy as a libertarian.m just saying there's a lot of things that can go wrong and it's not a certainty they're going to end up nominating trump. he's an old man. any mental or physical thing could happen to him. he's obviously in profound legal jeopardy. so we don't know. but there's a lot that's going to go on between even now and the iowa caucuses. but everybody is under the assumption that this general election's already set and let's get to work on that. and i just think there's a lot of football left to play here. i mean, a real lot. >> a lot. yeah. and that's before you even get to taylor swift in the stands if we're doing football. i appreciate it. i mean, look, i know there are people who are going to hear this from you and say because they don't like it, because it has an emotional impact on how they feel they don't want to get into it. but that's not how you deal with reality and facts. it's certainly not how skilled people run campaigns because you've got to deal with a lot of stuff that you wish

the cia director, director of the cia himself john mccallum told that to bobby kennedy after he saw theassassination. so, landis's account may be open question on certain, point but it is consistent with the evidence and it compounds the severe doubts and credibility problems that the magic bullet theory has. and it points out that the cia is still keeping thousands of jfk records secret, which are related to the surveillance of lee harvey oswald before the assassination. so president biden did a terrible mistake and letting the cia keep this material secret. >> all right faris rockstool and jefferson morley, a fascinating discussion and debate between the two of you. thank you to you both. >> thank you. >> up next, new mexico's governor facing a lot of backlash after suspending the right carry firearms in public and that state. the top republican in the state now says that she is going after law-abiding citizens and he is my guest, next. plus, drew barry moore has restarted her talk show amid ongoing hollywood strikes and now she is drawing the ire of the writers guild. an audience mem

i remember bobby kennedy said it best.is. i couldn't imagine 30 years ago that this president could accomplish so much in such a short period of time. i mean that. if this political season is all about a celebrity, with all due respect, we had a celebrity for four years. it didn't go well. so, i want a seasoned pro that knows how to get things done. i'm a little old fashioned. i want a guy that produces results. and the results are in. it's been a master class. there's simply no administration in my life that's been more effective producing more substantive results. >> you and vice president kamala harris go way back. you say you came up in san francisco -- >> before we were in politics. >> -- before you were in politics. i'm sure you saw former speaker, speaker aher at that, nancy pelosi, she heaped praise on kamala harris, but she declined to say whether or not she thought the vice president is the best person to be on the ticket with joe biden in 2024. do you? >> of course she is. biden/harris administration. master cla

i remember bobby kennedy said it best, the world needs qualities of youth, not a time of, life but and. a quality of imagination. i mean this, i couldn't imagine three years ago, that this president could accomplish so much in such a short period of time. i mean that. if this political season is all about a celebrity, with little news respect, we've had a celebrity for four years. it did not go well. i want a seasoned pro, who knows how to get things done. a little old-fashioned, i want to guy who produces results. the results are in. it's been a master class. simply no administration in my lifetime that has been more effective at producing more substantive results, we haven't even started the campaign. this re-elect is just beginning. >> you think he's gonna be able to convince the american people that he is having the vitality to handle a second term? >> it's about bringing the team together. that's his job, responsibility, it's the head of our party. but it's not just about one guy or girl on the white house that's gonna save the day for everyone, it's a responsibility of the enti

bobby kennedy. because, he was the best one. your grandfather, and your uncle, they both did hesitated on civil rights. and, you have with elon musk, and bernie sanders, two of the worst people i think. i think you are also talking about fair housing wealth, my house, i've been in it for 35 years, own it, i do not go out and spend money on anything. it the vaccines, i've been taking them ever since i was six years old. i am 75. he did not get all of the other things, but if you think that any of us, especially black and brown people's are going to believe that you are talking about, you got to -- you got things all wrong. your grandfather, germany. your uncle, sammy davis jr. went out, and wanted to get your butt in office. and what do they do? they would not allow him, your grandfather, rocco, to come to the inauguration ball. i do not believe that you will do anything right, and quit telling people to hand them out, give them a handout, that a handout. >> color, thank you. >> in defense, my grandfather, my grandfather has been

because of populism just like, much to the chagrin of the kennedy family, so many followers of bobby kennedy's8 switched to george wallace after bobby was shot. >> you see those moments where these issues on the far right, the far left they just cross cut and those voters come together. and sometimes when you have voters in focus groups shifting from say being a hillary voter in 2016 to then going to donald trump in 2020, you say they're confused, they've gotten radicalized. with the trump sanders voters, you saw where donald trump really tapped into something that other republican leaders hadn't understood that the populous forces taking over the party that was the emerging future of the party. and you know, his speech, choosing to do that counter program and be pro auto workers in detroit, that is a good move for donald trump. it separates him from the rest of the republican pack. makes him less business friendly, make ceos pay and be for the common man. you saw how jd vance was chosen to write for the workers. this is a shift from where elite republicans have been so long. and donald trump

. >> bobby k kennedy said it bes, what the world needs is the qualities of the youth. i need a seasoned -- it's been a master class, there's simply no administration in my lifetime that's been more effective in producing more substantive results and we haven't even started the campaign. maria:.maria: wow, substantive results. >> a master class. every time i hear that, i laugh. >> a master class in how to spend money. >.maria: i'm not surprised gavn newsom thinks he's done a great job. he's done the same thing in california. >> i wonder what the reaction is at the white house. it's within of those things, do you appreciate the fact that he's given you all these praise comments or do you look over your shoulder and say this is the guy a year ago who was measuring the curtains. you know. it is definitely shakespearean. you think he's hopping in in 2024, i think based upon the polls that show trump beating joe biden, i wonder if gavin newsom says why don't i go out there now, plant the seed for 2028 that i'm the viable candidate when trump can't run. maria: when trump can'

i know what bobby kennedy thinks it is not complicated. >> thank you so much very interesting to hearly. but that's another story >> that was courageous, yeah >> thank you so much dylan, over to you >> thanks, guys. >>> we're keeping an eye on the tropics where we do have a lot of activity going on the biggest storm is this hurricane nigel. it will stay over the waters even if it strengthens into a major hurricane, it will not be an issue besides creating rough surf along the east coast. it is this area off the southeast coast. that's the area to watch because even though it won't become a named tropical system, it could still become subtropical that could lead to ruining the weekend, the upcoming weekend into early next week for the mid atlantic and the northeast that's why we're going to keep an eye on that elsewhere across the country, it is really warm above average for high temperatures. cooler in the northeast. 60s and 70s. nice and fall-like out there as that storm system pulls away. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we get started, a live look at the golden gat

kennedy, one person that i was happy about was your father, bobby kennedy. he was the best one.dfather and your uncle both hesitated on civil rights. you hang out with elon musk and bernie sanders, two of the worst people. you are talking about fair housing. i've been in my house for 35 years and own it and i don't go out and spend money on anything. i am on vaccines and i've been taken them ever since i was six years old. i'm 75. i didn't get all the other things but if you think that any of us, especially black and brown people are going to believe what you're talking about, you've got things all wrong. your grandfather, germany, your uncle, sidney poitier and harry belafonte and sammy davis junior went out and helped and wanted to get your uncle in office. what did they do? he wouldn't allow them to come to the inauguration ball. i don't believe you will do anything right and quit telling people to give people a hand up and not a handout. host: thank you. guest: in defense of my grandfather, my grandfather has been maligned in many ways. i've written a book that addresses tho

>> joe, in the time you spent with him, do you think the fact -- and it is kind of a fact that bobby kennedy absolutely. >> he was about 10 or 11 years old when his uncle was assassinated in dallas. he was about 15 or 16 when his father was assassinated. he's lost two brothers, one to drug addiction and another to a skiing accident. he's had his owned a diction . do you think any or all of this might play a part in who he has become today? >> absolutely. he himself had severe drug problems in the '70s and early '80s. yes. one thing i hear from his friends and speculatively, as is my analysis about him in this moment, but the death of his uncle was really the beginning of modern conspiracy theory in america. if you think about that, about how the kennedy family name is so associated with conspiracy theories and now we're in this golden age of conspiracies. the internet has fomented a renaissance of conspiracies. his uncle's conspiracy, the death of his uncle is almost the beginning of it all. so conspiracies and the damage and the trauma of conspiracy -- and if you think about what conspiracy

but we have a much bigger problem with this sorting and we have to -- as bobby kennedy always did, we've've got to challenge ourselves and we've got to fight back with the truth, because more than an election is on the line in 2024. american democracy is on the line, and we've got to get it right. >> joe, there's no question of that. i mean, we hear every four years this is the most important election of our lifetime. this one actually is, i think, by most measures and you're right, being on the campaign trail, you see this polarization, something that's been part of the american politics for awhile, really accelerated in the 1990s through the bush years, of course, then through the obama years and i think it's not a coincidence that a man like donald trump followed the nation's first black president into office, a man whose political career started on the backs of a racist life of birtherism. there is a reaction to that and we've become that much more tribal. in my book it gets into how both parties and people across this country exist among their fellow travelers and exist in their own

one of my favorite speeches of bobby kennedy's 1966 speech in south africa, it was the ripple of hopeny ripple of hope and creating a tidal wave that can knock down the mightiest walls of oppression. you have a ripple of hope story. i'm not saying this for you. i'm saying this for people who are listening, who are saying i can't do anything. tell your story. >> well, for me, joe, it started when i was 12 years old. i was in my first year of high school in melbourne, australia. i started raising money for communities in the developing world to tackle poverty. >> why? >> i was just an eager 12-year-old. i put up my hand when a lady came for charity. i started knocking on every door across the community. i asked every local church, every school, everyone to get behind me. i ended up raising the most amount of money of any kid in australia. so they sent me to the philippines, this charity, to see their work firsthand. there was one night that changed my life forever. >> how old were you? >> 14. i was taken to a slum in the center of manila called smokey mountain. it's a community built on

kennedy, jr. amy, go ahead. >> caller: hello, bobby. i'm so honored to talk to you. you and i are the same age. when i was a teenager i had a poster of your father in my bedroom. i just adore him. and, of course, your uncle. i am a republican and i was a trump county coordinator in 2016. 2016. but i am so interested in your campaign. and my son lives in st. louis. he is volunteering for you, and i'm just, i listen to almost every podcast you have been on. the all in, megyn kelly, and ani just, i love everything that you say. i hope you get to debate with biden, and hope you really pressure the democrat party to change those rules that are prohibiting real democracy within the democratic party, which i grew up as a democrat. but my question to you is about marijuana. i did hear that at one time you said that you thought that it should be, federally authorized or decriminalize federally so the banking institution may be could, you know, support it. i'm not really clear on your stance on that. of course i am your age. i'm no stranger to the occasional marijuana. >> host: we let our guest respond.

. >> i remember bobby ken day said it best -- kennedy said is best, not a time of life but state of mind a seasoned pro. knows how to get things done and i'm a little old fashioned and a guy that produces results. >> jesse: gavin tries to build grand, democrats are saying shocking things about joe bind. one party member telling the washington post "he's in a period of his life and passing and death is imminent. we are all on a ticking close clock. when you're his age or trump's age, that clock is ticking faster and that's a concern for voters. we have seen so much of gavin newsom. he's a california guy and all over the country, dana. what's going on? >> dana: i think a couple things, one he is figuring out a way to keep himself in the news and would like to run for president and told the white house i'll do whatever you want and defend him no matter what. he knows that at some point, there is an end to the road. whether it's now or in the future, he wants to be able to be there and very little confidence to be there and he doesn't see her being able to win a presidency. he thinks he does

kennedy. >> yeah, yeah. bobby, what would bobby do? bobby ran. bobby rabobby ran. he did it. if you're going to go bold, sometimes you go when everybody tells you not to go. >> yeah, i'm. i haven't plotted this out. i don't know this machiavellian. >> i that said, i'm all in with president biden. >> here's why he's notn. measuring the drapes anymore. gavin has a new calculation. >> he isdrapesif biden runs ands a good soldier and waited his turn. ier if >> i hf biden runs and loses, the democrats will be pleading fo the demr him to run in 2028. since trump is limited to justt one term and if biden drops out, catapultingto one t over tt black female vp will divide the party. so newsom's laying in wait. why should gavin newsom run into a burning house, rejecting the threat of a second trump presidency seriously enough? reside >>nc i don't understand the question. >> that was a layup. t today, even hit i just like she did in indonesia. she came off the bench and took biden's place in new york's nine 11 ceremony. and apparently this was too much to ask. the vice president was smi

kennedy jr. amy go ahead. >> caller: hello bobby i am so honored to talk to you. you and i are the same age. when i was a teenager i had a poster of your father in my bedroom. i just adored him. and of course your uncle. i am a republican i was eight trump county coordinator in 2016. i am so interested in your campaign. my son lives in st. louis he is volunteering for you. i listen to most every podcast you bidbe on. the all in megyn kelly, i love everything you say i hope you get to debate with the biden. to change the rule that's prohibiting real democracy within the democrat party which i grew up as a democrat. but my question to you is about marijuana. at one time you said you thought it could be federally authorized or decriminalized federally it was a banking institution maybe. that could support it. i'm not really clear on your stance on that. of course i am your age. i am no stranger to the occasional marijuana. >> host: got the point, color. it should be federally legalized. i was a drug addict when i was younger for 14 years. between the ages of 15 and 28 years old. i'm worried abo