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

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

and bobby kennedy would come to him to what should happen to vaccines on the market. 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

i think a lot of people are going well, it looks like the government, bobby kennedy has taken the government. why are legal cases going to even be important? why not just say we did it, it's over? >> absolutely. to the extent robert f. kennedy jr. is able to really rein in these federal health authorities and we're talking within hhs you've got 85,000 employees, $1.7 trillion department, 13 operating divisions, cdc being one of them, fda being another, numerous offices of the secretariat, it's a sprawling, massive behemoth and i think if anybody could do it, i hope that mr. kennedy, we hope to soon call him secretary kennedy. >> the plan to take over this the cdc and the fda was the plan all along. trump has gone along with it and amplified some of that debunked conspiracy theories tying vaccines to autism. what's happening right now in the medical community? are physicians being retrained in how to spot cases of polio and measles if this goes into place quickly? >> i'm sure we will get to that pint. once again, that "new york times" article was almost the slap in the face. i have to remembe

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

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 par

but and also, you know, to bobby kennedy, who has made the impact, but also at the same time, keep it open for the fact that he might eventually endorse these vaccines. you know, we don't know yet how he's going to how he's going to proceed, but he likes to toe that line. yeah. and the other issues that rfk jr.. pushes have. um, you know, there are a lot of people democrats, republicans across the spectrum of each party who say, you know what? we should look at the food system. we should look at processed food. and the way that that that kind of has changed the way that we all live. and our health. switching to another topic, and that is immigration, was asked about using the military invasion of our country. and i consider it an invasion of our country. i'll only do what the law allows, but i will go up to the maximum level of what the law allows. and i think there's a big question as to what the maximum level is. of course, beyond the law. having covered this issue, there is often deep frustration and tension between the department of homeland security and the department of defense,

oh my god, president trump and bobby kennedy ozempic for six year olds. everyone needs to pay attention to this. the biden administration gave a christmas present to pharma just two weeks ago, and it said that medicare should offer ozempic as the first line of defense, first line defense, not after dietary interventions. the key thing about medicare, jesse, is the second that's approved, it goes to medicaid and kids as young as six. all right. what president trump and bobby kennedy are saying is let's stop poisoning our kids. >> it's outrageous and it's corrupt, and it's got to stop. and hopefully it will keep up the good work and have a great weekend. kelly. >> we're fighting jesse. thank you. >> well, a major celebrity just swore off white women. >> is a bitcoin etf the same as owning bitcoin directly? while bitcoin etfs might offer a familiar face, they lack the true ownership and flexibility of directly investing in bitcoin. with itrust capital, you can buy and sell real bitcoin 24 over seven. with the tax advantages of an ira, real bitcoin means no m

we think the connection between the doge effort and bobby kennedy's hhs with incredible picks like jimhere's close collaboration happening between the two organizations. rachel: and brook rollins said agriculture, the other piece of the puzzle, so excited for what we're on the verge of as you call it the golden era, the golden age of health for america. you've been on the forefront of this and i'm just happy to see your dreams come true. let's get it done. >> you've been talking about it for a long time and we are on the verge of a golden age here. rachel: awesome. thanks, callie. come back. >> thank you. rachel: russia and ukraine fighting for the upper hand ahead of trump's return to the white house. but zelenskyy's new position could change everything. come on in, how are you? for god so loved the world that he gave his only son. so that everyone who believes in him might not perish, but might have eternal life. dad: a perfect day with the family! shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects! only shingrix is proven over 90% effective. shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles

bobby kennedy.ticularly unusual from the incoming president, an openness to somebody else's opinion and ultimate word on policy that should be enacted. and that's a lot of power that bobby kennedy could be potentially yielding in the months ahead. >> i mean, some of the stuff that is being said now obviously is not quite what was being said out on the campaign trail and it's perfectly normal that people have no, michael, modify their language, but when republican senators who seem to be under a huge amount of pressure to confirm these nominees actually start going into the process, i've heard that bobby kennedy may be fine because he has some democratic support, but when some of these more controversial republican, more controversial candidates are being put forward, do you think when we get into the nomination process we're going to see republican senators push back a little harder against donald trump than we're seeing them push back now? >> no. no. we won't. i mean, look, there's going -- >> so y

and you know, for a kid who grew up, you know, moved by bobby kennedy in 1968, for example, and following my uncle, to be able to work at this level, it's a pretty special thing. and you know it's i'd be fooling myself if i didn't acknowledge that. i'll miss that part, too. what will you not miss? i won't miss being away from my family. i won't miss having to get on an airplane twice a week. you know that i won't miss. and then, frankly, this isn't the congress that i was elected to. and it's certainly not the congress that i watched for the 36 years that i was a front row observer to my uncles. service here. i won't miss so much of the anger. and it's kind of it seems like two different things going on at once. i have real friends that i will miss. there are a lot of people here who have abused the legacy of this legislation to a point where it's become an angry place. it's not hard to find somebody spewing real venom at me if i if i leave myself open to it. and i won't miss that at all. what would make this place work better? you know, i think, number one, if people you know, i think pa

he's with bobby kennedy in indiana, annapolis, april 4th, the that martin luther king was killed. and kennedy as of you may know, gives a spontaneous, eloquent speech to a crowd of black supporters in downtown indianapolis. and then lewis is also there, los angeles in the ambassador hotel. two months later, when kennedy himself was assassinated and the deaths, king and kennedy are just devastating to john lewis. throughout his life, he was always someone i mean, his staff to kind of joke with me when. i would interview them. he'd say the same things a lot. do not get lost in a sea of despair as one of his favorites. but he was in a moment of, real despair in the middle of 1968. this is when has just begun dating lillian miles. she's an educated young woman from middle class los angeles family. she spt time in africa with the crossroads. she's a librarian in atlanta at one of the universities and at one point, john is actually hospice allies for depression or for exhaustion. in the summer of 68. she comes to see him each day. she's bringing him the mail. she's bringing him his news

weakening the kids immune systems. >> by bobby kennedy, she means robert f kennedy jr.. he's a former adviser to moms across america and has been nominated to lead the department of health and human services. >> what was your reaction when you saw that president trump had named him to this incoming position? >> i cried, many other people cried. we were so excited, guys, it's happening. i was, you know, had been a lifelong democrat in this election. >> did you end up voting republican? >> yes. i think a lot of our moms didn't necessarily just like run to the right. they felt abandoned by the left. and when the right said, hey, we're we're here for you. on health freedom, they said, that's something that i can align with. >> could another candidate down the line win you back? >> absolutely. >> honeycutt now says she's in talks with kennedy's team about a potential role in the administration. >> there's the capitol behind me. >> she's no stranger to washington. she's been coming to capitol hill to advocate for food safety issues for years. >> i don't care if somebody is a d

weakening the kids immune systems. >> by bobby kennedy, she means robert f kennedy jr.. he's a former adviser to moms across america and has been nominated to lead the department of health and human services. what was your reaction when you saw that president trump had named him to this incoming position? >> i cried, many other people cried. we were so excited, guys, it's happening. i was, you know, had been a lifelong democrat in this election. >> did you end up voting republican? yes. >> i think a lot of our moms didn't necessarily just, like, run to the right. they felt abandoned by the left. and when the right said, hey, we're we're here for you. on health freedom, they said, that's something that i can align with. >> could another candidate down the line win you back? >> absolutely. >> honeycutt now says she's in talks with kennedy's team about a potential role in the administration. >> there's the capitol behind me. >> she's no stranger to washington. she's been coming to capitol hill to advocate for food safety issues for years. >> i don't care if somebody's a dem

i mean, it goes to exactly what president trump and bobby kennedy said during the campaign. let's just figure out what's in our food. let's do foundational science. let's look at the 10,000 chemicals that we allow in our food that europe doesn't. and right now, the biden administration in the final weeks is scrambling to ban food dyes. i mean, this is this is incredible. and it represents really a bipartisan consensus that president trump and bobby kennedy have forged and a real path to opportunity to bipartisan opportunity in the new year. >> so i know that you have a full agenda that, you know, rfk and donald trump want to do on this maha movement. i don't have a lot of time, but give me just some top line issues that you guys are ready to tackle on day one. >> number one, get the science right. it doesn't make sense that the usda guidelines right now recommend sugar for two year olds. before any talk of bans or regulation. let's just get the science right. number two, let's change the incentives. it doesn't make sense that 18% of snap goes to soda. that totally distorts a

by bobby kennedy, she means robert f kennedy jr.. he's a former adviser to moms across america and has been nominated to lead the department of health and human services. >> what was your reaction when you saw that president trump had named him to this incoming position? >> i cried. many other people cried. we were so excited. guys it's happening. i was, you know, had been a lifelong democrat. >> in this election, did you end up voting republican? >> yes. i think a lot of our moms didn't necessarily just, like, run to the right. they felt abandoned by the left. and when the right said, hey, we're we're here for you. on health freedom, they said, that's something that i can align with. >> could another candidate down the line win you back? >> absolutely. honeycutt now says she's in talks with kennedy's team about a potential role in the administration. there's the capitol behind me. she's no stranger to washington. she's been coming to capitol hill to advocate for food safety issues for years. i don't care if somebody's a democrat or

to put out such a controversial pick that it takes the heat off somebody like pete hegseth or bobby kennedyard? >> that was definitely the theory with matt gaetz for attorney general, and so it is possible that that's the case, but the thing is that he can still serve -- kash patel should skep s -- could still serve in an acting capacity, if he fires christopher wray and puts him there on a temp rorary basis. he can do a lot in the time he holds that. that would be enough to satisfy trump. >> jonathan: there's an extra step to do that. donna, first, how hard are democrats going to fight on this one? i don't imagine patel will get many democrats. >> i think the democrats will have to sort through the debris and figure out which of the shiny objects they want to focus on, and with only, you know, handful of republicans possibly thinking about clause 2, section 2 of the constitution, this is on republicans. i mean, democrat wills do what they have to do in terms of, you know, raising questions and so forth, but this is donald trump. he has told us who he is. i mean, we know that he wants to sh

and bobby kennedy has been pushing this. and trump likes bobby kennedy and he likes her. so i presume what he's saying to ratcliffe is, uh, find a place for her. so deputy director is a large job, and there's a lot of folks in the intelligence community who believe she's not qualified for that kind of a job, that she is somebody who published a book without getting the proper clearance for it. and and they don't they don't want her in that job. so i think, you know, tom cotton is an important person. as chairman of the intelligence committee, he's an important person to donald trump. so i think trump's going to listen to him. >> he's a strong supporter of trump, too. exactly. lauren, the new york times is reporting that one of rfk jr.. s top aides petitioned the fda to rescind its approval of the polio vaccine. senator mitch mcconnell just released this statement about that. and i'm quoting now, senator mcconnell, efforts to undermine public confidence in proven cures are not just uninformed. they are dangerous. anyone seeking the senate's consent to serve in the incoming

weakening the kids immune systems. >> by bobby kennedy, she means robert f kennedy jr.. he's a former adviser to moms across america and has been nominated to lead the department of health and human services. what was your reaction when you saw that president trump had named him to this incoming position? >> i cried, many other people cried. we were so excited, guys, it's happening. i was, you know, had been a lifelong democrat in this election. >> did you end up voting republican? >> yes. >> i think a lot of our moms didn't necessarily just like run to the right. they felt abandoned by the left. and when the right said, hey, we're we're here for you. on health freedom, they said, that's something that i can align with. could another candidate down the line win you back? absolutely. >> honeycutt now says she's in talks with kennedy's team about a potential role in the administration. >> there's the capitol behind me. >> she's no stranger to washington. she's been coming to capitol hill to advocate for food safety issues for years. >> i don't care if somebody is a democra

and i felt that bobby kennedy was out of the same-- sort of the same mol david: apple has roughly $260lion of cash, more or less. what do you intend to do th that cash? tim: we're going to create a new site, a new campus within the united states. we're gonna hire 20,000 people. and so--and we're gonna spend 30 billion in capex over the next several years. and so, we're--number one, we're investing, and investing a ton in this country. we're also going to buy some of our stock, because we view our stock is a good value. and so, from a shareholder point of view, if we can buy stock from people that think that it's worth less than we do, then that's good for the company and actually, it's good for the economy as well, because if people sell stock, they pay taxes on their gains. david: so, your-- did your parents live to see your success? tim: my mother passed away 3 years ago, and--but my father's still alive. david: so, your mother lived to see you be the ceo? tim: she did. david: and did she say, "well, you're great. i always knew "you'd be successful, and can you "help me with my iphon

. >> so i'll ask bobby kennedy some, some tough questions tomorrow. >> you know, i come from an agricultural state, so i'm going to ask him about traditional agriculture. >> it's the biggest industry in north carolina. um, i'm going to ask him all sorts of things. >> you know, we've got hog farmers that are going to ask him, you know, do you support our industry? are you going to hurt north carolina? but let's remember, at the end of the day, this is trump's nominee, and it's not really his history. >> it's not his policies. it's donald trump's policies that he's going to have to end up supporting. >> yeah. and i'm glad you bring up the agricultural industry in north carolina, because the pork production is one of your biggest things. i mean, i believe north carolina is like the number third state on that matter. >> at least give us the number two when you ask him. >> well, i think it's iowa and minnesota are the two above you. unless the numbers have changed, we'll see. but but on that, you know, rfk is someone who once told people in iowa that hog producers are the greatest threat to the u

leo terrell, bobby kennedy, even donald j trump at one point.now of the democratic party. >> carley: do you think gavin newsom will run for president in four years and does kamala harris have a political future? >> he is running, running taxpayer expense, i do not believe he will be successful. we're waiting to see if kamala harris will run again, lessons have not been learned by either of them. they continue to cling to woke identity politics that american people have soundly rejected. >> carley: great talking to you, thank you for joining us. have a grath day. merry christmas. >> todd: with christmas just days away, americans deal with holiday spending as prices continue to soar. rick /* dan ricotta joins me now. parents will spend $461 per child on christmas gifts, 49% of parents will put themselves in d debt. how do you have a great christmas without crippling yourself going into 2025? >> 28% of consumers are trying to pay off last year's bill for christmas on credit cards. we've been report ing last 3-1/ years and american people have been

they stood silent when joe biden operatives crossed bobby kennedy and dean phillips and rick the rulesey stood silent as he stayed in the race and decided he was going to run for another term. they stood silent when kamala harris was given the nomination without a shot of being fired. i get why they are mad at joe biden. i think a lot of them need to turn the clock back and imagine what they might have done differently and joe biden might be in a place to raise the money. i think he will raise some money but he's never been a good fund-raiser, it's kind of working -- work he doesn't like to do and they blame him more than themselves. >> jesse: why didn't chuck todd's anything. all of a sudden he doesn't have a show and joe lost and now he's screaming from the rooftop about this and that. why did they do that? >> i saw joe biden's mental acuity decline in 2017. i talked about it on a regular basis. it's some combination of trumped arrangement syndrome and not wanting to be ostracized for doing anything that might help donald trump win. the irony is the reason joe biden has left the posi

. >> bobby kennedy was the hope for people who loved his brother, and hated the war.et's win. >> we just received our first news film taken at the ambassador hotel moments after senator kennedy was shot. everybody, please, right here. - i heard the shots coming through the door. >> is there a doctor! is there a doctor? >> i heard the shots coming through the door. >> there was blood coming out. i opened up his shirt. he was holding onto his side. >> it just felt like the country was destroying itself. there was a pervasive sense of hopelessness. and all our heros will be killed. >> my family loved the kennedys. there is just no other way to put it. there were picture of john kennedy in the house. so when robert kennedy was assassinated i almost went numb. i have a distinct memory of standing in front of the tv watching the train procession. with rfk's casket and everyone on the sidelines and waving flags and saluting. it seemed remarkable because people from every walk of life, they were every race, they were every age. the silence i think is what it was that people w

disruptors and we see it with kash patel or friend, pete hegseth pete hegseth and tulsi gabbard of, bobby kennedy's where we are at this point. let's see if he gets confirmed either way. this is change and what it looks like an election has consequences, guys. >> todd: my favorite line kash patel is a threat to bureaucracy. yes, he has, a threat to bureaucracy and so many people can have that phrase because change is coming, transformative change. joe concha, happy monday. houston texans linebacker receiving major backlash after a brutal hit knox trevor lawrence out of the game with a concussion. april between the two teams but not the only brawl this weekend. those are fighting words throughout the country, dan dakich joins us next with reaction. i thought i'd get a wax figure of myself. oh! right in the temporal lobe! beat it, punks! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ ♪ >> lawrence: all right. thanksgiving is over and it's almost christmastime. coming up closing arguments begin this morning in the daniel penny's manslaughter trial as marine veteran faces up to 15

bobby kennedy. larry: why tulsi gabbard? what's the case against her? i don't really know her? case? >> it's a media case. used cnn method and 52 anonymous source sos and 26 noble laureates signing a letter. >> she's a russian agent. larry: she's a former democrat and i like that and same with rfk. i don't know if rfk jr. is a registered republican or not but a former democrat serving in a republican cab gnat. that's very cool. there was a time in american history like i'll go back to the book on john f kennedy and reagan and had several democrats in his candidate including treasury secretary, that was responsible for all the tax cuts. anyway, i'm just saying that's why the democrats might be there and republicanning should welcome all the people. >> elon musk never voted republican, joe rogan and came out ken polcari dorsod donald trump because of goofy tim walz from minnesota appalled him. >> liz cheney. >> i said a republican. >> rights. touche, she's one of the big losers. larry: read miranda devine. love to do more but got to get out. joe concha and mark simon. joe, full n

i cannot pick better some are exactly what i would've picked marty makary, at nih, bobby kennedy, kashtulsi gabbard, the list goes on and on. pete hegseth, good people, we're going to work hard into the first week you have a half a dozen approved in the first week. i will control one committee and that i pledge to get them to her as quickly as possible. >> on the other side of the aisle mckay john fetterman saying he's keeping an open mind when it comes to trump's nominees. >> my commitment and i think i'm doing the job. i'm going to sit down and have a conversation in the president picked these people, not would be my first choice, second choice, third choice but that's democracy. to me it would be distressing if he is confirmed and if the democrats are going to turn our back collectively to the leader of defense. that is astonishing and dangerous. >> at least one individual in the senate on the democrat side understands advice and consent requirement. we will see if the other ones do as well. >> we shall see. thank you very much as we head to the break taking a look at the futures th

trying to think, bobby kennedy junior is my age. does his family not worry?ut polio, it is just tremendous. but anyway, i want to be open- minded about a lot of things. but i'm not open-minded about that. >> the technical seasonality we are and for these next couple of weeks is historically pretty good. >> and nine days we have had ugly markets. oversold on the oscillator. whatever you have been saying about the data center, forget about it. it is so much bigger then we thought. i think she is the greatest and i have admired her work forever. but hock tan is one of the toughest business people in the world. and he was -- in a way i never heard him. i interviewed him two times ago in california and i never heard him like this. basically saying, look, this is the greatest cycle ever. he doesn't use super cycle. >> look at that. >> stock was down initially. so many people trade in the first 15 minutes and they shouldn't be in the business. they should be thinking about their lineup. maybe the draftkings lineup. maybe they should be doing a daily fantasy or finis

i i mean, marty makary at fda, jay bhattacharya, nih, bobby kennedy, kash patel, tulsi gabbard, the listn, pete hegseth, good people. and, yes, the vast majority if i will support on day one, we'll try to get kristi noem through department of homeland security, russ vought for om if b. we're going to work hard to get -- i think in the if first week you'll have half a dozen approved in the first week. i will control one committee, and i pledge to get them through as quickly as possible. maria: all right, we'll be watching your work. great to see you, thank you, sir. >> thank you. maria: all right. merry christmas to you. and now this -- >> these chinese-manufactured drones allow for the ccp, the chai -- chinese communist party, to access data in a back doormanner and ultimately surveil americans. you are sacrificing our national security in the name of buying more inexpensive drones. and in the process, you're preventing a domestic drone industry from getting stood up. maria: and that's congressman, ranking member of the house select committee with me here last weekend on the u.s. buying

food dyes, this is incredible and it represents a bipartisan consensus that president trump and bobby kennedyto opportunity to bipartisan opportunity in the new year. >> i know you have a full agenda that rk and donald trump want to do in this maha movement, but give me top line issues that you're ared a to tackle on day one. >> number 1 get the science right. it doesn't make sense, the usda guidelines recommend sugar for two-year-olds. let's change the incentives, and number 3, rachel, let's look at the impact of china on our food supply chain. a lot of food comes from china, a lot of chemicals come from china. this is a national security issue, 77% of military aged americans aren't eligible to join the military because of metabolic conditions, i think a lot of problems are coming from china. we need to trust and empower american farmers, that's core to what president trump is saying. >> i couldn't agree more. this is the most bhp issue of this trump agenda, and i'm here for it. thank you for joining us, and happy new year and let's all make america healthy again. thanks kelly. >> happy new

. >> jesse: last up, we always thought bobby kennedy and his wife had a spicy relationship.m a little nervous to hit play because it could be something like this... >> you can't take a shower, i'm doing a video. no, no, no, i'm doing -- you've got to give me a second, i'm doing a video. honey,. >> jesse: do you think she will cell more moisturizer with rfk in the back naked? >> what kind of moisturizer exactly is she selling? >> jesse: do you want a closer look? >> i don't want to know. but on the positive side, at least he wasn't trying to impregnate somebody or sexting in the background. >> jesse: at least he's not trying to impregnate somebody? >> a fairly that happens, sexting with a former journalist. >> jesse: apparently that's fine and now we are just trying to sell merchandise. >> remind me of chris cuomo drain the pandemic, when he walked in the background naked. i don't know. adorable though that they still do that. >> jesse: men are just sick, we are. away showing up naked, walking around. >> i've heard about you, jesse. >> jesse: no, no, not me! you have not hear

. >> john: bobby kennedy is coming at it from a whole new perspective.g with us. >> sandra: just out of the courtroom, luigi mangione, the alleged killer of the health care ceo. this just in, they are not waiving extradition. bail has been denied. mangione tried to talk and his attorney said do not say a word. bryan llenas was in the courtroom. he is running out to a camera and a microphone, and we could see the suspect shortly departing the courtroom. departing the courthouse. we are going to keep our eye on' vethat. quick break. we will be right back. , and wor. but i've always felt most comfortable up here, with the folks that made me who i am. i'm right at home, out here on the land. and i'm in my lane on the shoulder of the interstate. because this is where i come from. i've been showing up here for nearly 200 years. and i can't wait to see what's next. hats off to the future. nothing runs like a deere™ with dexcom g7, managing your diabetes just got easier. so, what's your glucose number right now? good thing you don't need to fingerstick. how's al

experience, she's not qualified in the way that pete hegseth has never run a department like this, bobby kennedy never run a department the size of the department that he would be looking at. it's also that she's not known famously for keeping secrets. literally i have had a former cia person say to me one of the things she's famous for is that she doesn't keep secrets terribly well and the concern is what would the knock-on effect be with allies because of that. signal intelligence i understand is very tied up between america and its allies, but human intelligence is something that can be sort of decoupled, if you like, and one of the concerns i've heard is if tulsi gabbard is the person who is at the head of america's intelligence community then that could happen, something human intelligence could just not come through to america in the way that it has done. >> gene, we know the point of many of these picks is to be anti-establishment, anti-elite, anti-deep state, to use a term favored by donald trump and his supporters. but there are people who are not establishment, who are not elite, who d

vietnam war, we were in the aftermath of watergate, we were in the aftermath of the assassination of bobby kennedyn kennedy, and also martin luther king jr., and we were in the aftermath of the church investigating committee in the u.s. senate that showed that the cia, particularly under kennedy's, had committed serious crimes, even of assassination. so, there was a disillusionment on the part of the american people with washington. and that was the main thing that i emphasized. i told them i would never lie to them and so forth, and i emphasized the fact that i was from the deep south. i had been out of politics and all of my predecessors had, that i was a peanut farmer and that sort of thing. and so, it was because of those volunteers in texas and other places that i never had before that never had been in politics before that i was finally elected. as a matter of fact, amazingly still to me, i ran against one of the best men i've ever known in texas, and that was lloyd benson. i beat lloyd benson 2-1 in texas, which was amazing even now to me. but i had kind of a groundswell of support among pe

we talked about this bobby kennedy is talking about polio shots and are we going to get keep gettingwith me until the top of it. less than a minute. what is the one thing that you think people get wrong about president carter? >> reporter: well, i think -- i was with him on the plane on air force one when we got the final newscast at 7:00 monday night or right before the election of 1980 which he lost. the number one item came across as the anniversary of the hostage crisis. here you are having a national election for president and everything else in the congress and everything, and the way it hit him, i just don't know what it felt like to know, well, tomorrow we are going to celebrate the hostage crisis and you are going to lose. i mean the way the that was thrown at him. oh, my god, you failed. the big story tomorrow is going to be the hostage crisis and you're going out of office. he did say to the american people that sunday, i wish i could tell you when the

from marco rubio, bobby kennedy, kash patel. there's no consistency. there is the show. >> and wanting to get his way, right? and i think eddie, one of the telling things about the time magazine interview was he was asked about possible recess appointments. he said i really don't care how they get them approved as long as they get them approved. give me your sense as a keen observer about this moment for trump? any chance he sees an opportunity, for example, for his legacy? work on how history will judge him in a way that might suppress some of his more, i don't know, questionable instincts or just instincts for chaos. >> it's great to see you, chris. i wouldn't bet the house on it. donald trump is who he is. i think it's very clear that his legacy, to his mind, has been established in the fact that he ran and won for a second time. he has an agenda. it might not been ideologically driven, but he has an agenda. that agenda is bound up with a set of precepts, a set of commitments that i think represent a fundamental danger to american democracy. let me

team that's coming and we talked about tulsi gabbard earlier democratic presidential candidate, bobby kennedy is ever voted for republican in his life now he is on board, vivek ramaswamy, billionaire businessman that's the thing about this team is not just republicans coming in to cut things, these are people that know how to do this. elon musk cut 75% of twitter's staff when he came in about the place. it's never run better, you can trim the fat there's plenty to choose from. in the end after the ten years working to see real discipline that we need organ to go bankrupt. >> we will see what they're able to accomplish. stick around, the big four is next. don't forget to follow "the big weekend show" on, instagram at big weekend show have you ever thought of getting a walk-in tub for you or someone you love? now is a great time to take a look at getting a safe step walk-in tub. with safe step's standard heated seat and new fast fill faucet, you can enjoy a nice warm bath up to 20% faster! and the convenient touch pad control is right at your fingertips. each tub comes standard with a dual hydr

. >> tammy: it is inspiration like someone like bobby kennedy. >> harris: depending how often and whofe as a doctor guiding you, maybe it can shut down the mental part which is huge. >> dr. saphier: how do you have to understand that being overweight is not healthy and that disease rate in this country because of obesity. you mention in the break how covid -- >> harris: number one condition. >> dr. saphier: having covid being overweight. this is not fat shaming that wanting a healthy america that right now we have obese america. the number of people overweight astronomical. i too lost weight and i remember what it felt like to be overweight. i can speak on behalf of those with weight loss and yo-yo dieting my entire life. it sucks and it does not give feel healthier so get out there and exercise. that is what fans need to kids and we are raising fat kids and i'm not fat shaming but i see so many children overweight and that is so unhealthy. >> that bad backs up everything that it is very unfortunate what they are doing on "the view" and praising the medications. while they do have a p