. ♪ ♪ ♪ kennedy: dr.is doubling down just two days after fox news dropped a bombshell suggesting dr. anthony fauci buried reports that covid was leaked from a lab, he's once again saying it probably came from nature. so is he delusional or, worse yet, compromised and engaging in yca for nearly -- cya? for nearly two years fauci has pushed the natural origin theory, you know, that the covid came from a bat or a pension penguin or a -- penguin or a mom and anybody who suggests otherwise is a conspiracy theorist. but the problem is there's this paper trail that follows him everywhere he goes. bret baier's excellent reporting in this week revealed fauci was told the lab leak theory was certainly possible if not probable. watch. >> new internal communications from the national institutes of health obtained by fox news show in the earliest days of the crisis dr. anthony i fauci, the head of the agency's infectious diseases institute, is warned covid may have leaked from a chinese government-run lab. the wuhan i

kennedy: correct.est you can do isn't tie it how many different colors brands of crayola make? the over under is 165. >> i'm going over. kennedy: kevin is a winner. fourteen of my dollars, he also wins my heart eternally. thank you party panel. collect and respect, thank you all so much. >> thanks, kennedy. kennedy: prince andrew up the creek without a panel. i judge refusing to dismiss a lawsuit claiming he sexually abused a 17-year-old girl. his day in court, that next. ♪♪ ♪♪ kennedy: prince andrew looking royally smooth, manhattan judge ruled the sex abuse lawsuit against him by a jeffrey epstein accuser can proceed. the today the queen of england revoked his military titles and royal patronage is, he'll defend himself as a private citizen so how much legal trouble is he really and? joining me now, attorney and northwestern law professor, he's back. this is obviously earth shattering for prince andrew, hoping he could hide behind that 2009 agreement virginia robert sign with jeffrey epstein awarded

kennedy: yes. >> i do.u look great, you really had a glow up since the last time i saw you. [laughter] >> i guess and young people's terms, looking better. in grown-up terms, growing up. kennedy: physical, mental or spiritual change, we will take that. word on the street, he gets in autographed tik tok dance, i will do it with a colored sharpie. thank you so much, playing tonight. thank you. coming up, one of the brighter spots in the pandemic, the state bringing them back for good. what's the best cocktail of them all? legendary john wayne talking about his new line of bourbon and tequila inspired by the wild west icon himself. ♪♪ ♪♪ kennedy: let's do it. new york replacement governor kathy hochul is apparently trying to make friends when she announced reinstating the pandemic innovation, bars and restaurants through the winter, 80% of new yorkers approved local businesses are thrilled in my next guest, the duke spirit bourbon and tequila distillery, two of my favorites, inspired by the duke himself, i can

kennedy: exactly. never have control of the other party and when things are this politicized and divided, why would you be surprised that they are blocking you? is the exact same thing his party does when republicans are in charge. so boring but i'm delighted. man pinnacle stick around because it's game night, lawrence, we will see you, congrats on your new show. you are awesome. coming up, allies and enemies alike, biden's messy comments whether russia invades ukraine. will poon see biden's weakness is a green light? who is going to start shooting, mike baker is going to stop. he's here to save my world next. ♪♪ and there you have it. woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. big deal. we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, but mine has 5g included. relax people. my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one-upping itself. take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings or visit an xfinity

kennedy: sign your balls?alls, yes, only if i intercept them because he won't sign any intercepted balls anymore he said. kennedy: i thought it was great he did that. >> he should have a long time ago. have some pride, it's about time he have a break in life. kennedy: all of the cards stacked against him. >> you could sell your soul to the devil and catch a few breaks in life, when does the ship come in for brady? nfl, first about you know its covid considerations because the nfl, the magnet, 52000 hotel rooms, you don't just move the game, you're moving like an armada of rooms and. kennedy: five got homeless in their, gavin newsom offering turnkey, they moved several hobos. >> they moved a lot of them onto the new york jets is what they did. [laughter] the jets really are, if they were an airplane, let's not kid ourselves but the issue they have here is obviously covid restriction, the homeless situation, jerry jones what week the suitor for this because he has that ego who would want this game but the funny

kennedy: hello? rossarnett: ye sir, general, how are you? robert f. kennedy: fine, governor. how are you? ross barnett: fine, fine. robert f. kennedy: one of the basic requirements, in my judgment, was the maintenance of law and order. and that would require some very strong and vocal action by you yourself. ross barnett: well, i'm certainly going to try to maintain law and order, mr. general, just the very best way that i can. general, how can i violate my oath of office? how can i do that and live with the people of mississippi? you know, they're expecting me to keep my word. that's what i'm up against, and i-- john f. kennedy: governor, this-- ross barnett: --don't knt wouldn't understand that. john f. kennedy: governor, this is the president speaking. john f. kennedy: well, now, as i unrstand it, governor, you would do everything you can to maintain law and order. ross barnett: i'll do everything in my power toaintain der-- john f. kennedy: right. now-- ross barnett: --and peace. we don't want any shooting down here. john f. kennedy: i understand. now, governor, what abou

kennedy nation. tomorrow night, steven kent. and brad columbo. kennedy. most tangible of american staples, try to imagine our nation without it neither can i am it is too essential to our economy and our nature as humans, all entertainment, does not come easy, it takes discipline. >> that was good. >> engineering. >> this gas is way too excessive. >> and some serious patience. >> must have had some party in here. >> to keep americans

kennedy: no, that's not all. new york city, wanted x con robbed a store in front the owner with a knife, cops busted him and he was black with felony robbery charge but the d.a. break, he's new, he had other plans. his office whittled it down to a misdemeanor, liberal cities turning into criminal sanctuaries. is this how you do criminal justice reform? i think not. let's meet tonight's party panel. editor in chief, jon gabriel. political analyst and former baltimore city crime reporter, she knows what she's talking about especially with this story, michelle ritchie and host of radical -- shane hazel, georgia libertarian governor candidate, the one and only shane hazel. >> but to be here. kennedy: jon gabriel, i will start with you. when an arsonist says why am i out? this is a horrible idea? maybe we are doing something wrong. >> i found in life i rarely agree with arsonist but i agree with this one, he's maker better points and people leaving the city right now. criminal justice reform is very important but does

kennedy: absolutely. of the imposition from other people when it's like the science is changing, the science shifts, the piracy is evolving. if that is the case and policies have to as well telling people to mask and stay inside and you have to get vaccinated or live in a segregated society, it's no longer acceptable you know who said that? gayle king. gayle king said what, what she attacked by your talking points? >> i lost you for a second and last ten seconds but going back, he mentioned gail who? king? kennedy: yes, that's the one. >> so gayle can, however, bottom line, facts are facts. to debate something scientific, asking somebody for a small sacrifice, put on a mask . kennedy: okay then let's talk about the science of masks. let's talk about landfills being clogged by masks, let's talk about sea creatures being choked -- >> you are an environmentalist? kennedy: apparently you've never watched welcome to the show. i've only been around for 30 years but yes, i've always talked about the environment

kennedy: i think so.ingly optimistic when this is what his own party is saying. >> allowing one party to complete simple majority will work you will on the fire caring this nation apart. kennedy: what does this mean for democrats heading into the midterm? what is the latest on the filibuster fight? it's getting dramatic on capitol hill. live in the fox news senior congressional correspondent. i'm dying to know what's happening. >> democrats aim to vote to end the filibuster on the voting rights bill tonight, that leaves 60 yeas. the senate fails to break the filibuster, they plan another vote to change the filibuster later on. democrats sinema joe manchin support the voting rights bill they oppose changes on the filibuster. >> but the change happen this way and the senate will be a body without rules. the rule would be broken with the cloture rules and it's executed. when i i cannot be a party to that. >> democrats need manchin and sinema on board for the nuclear option. that would lower the bar to and fr

the family led by caroline kennedy made a video. she kicked it off and then the three grandchildren of president kennedy made a comment and tax was jack schlossberg's comment was that he he's he just loves the rice speech of of his grandfather because he thinks for his generation the schlossberg's that this will be a moonshot for climate change the climate crisis. so it that goes down in history as as when you reach for the stars when you reach for the moon and another phrase that you used was this new frontier of space. so in some ways it's a little bit ironic that kennedy didn't jump in with both feet sooner given the his new frontier speech the democratic con. mentioned all the crises around the world and you made mention of here at home. the freedom rides are beginning obviously civil rights is bubbling up. we have all sorts of domestic issues that the president needs to face, but do you think the timing of just after the fiasco of bay of pigs is also part of this more positive approach to fighting the soviets well, it's interes

kennedy: where is the death registry?ave nothing against people who are chronically ill or disabled but it's disingenuous for the cdc to still claim these people died of covid, they didn't die because of covid, they died because they haven't have covid, that's a very big important distinction so why is the cdc suddenly now singing a new tune? is a because biden's poles are in freefall? covid restrictions be a political loser in the upcoming midterms midyear? americans are fed up in the administration needs to come clean. it's clear we need to figure out a way to live with covid so why is the cdc so opaque about it? tonight party panel and we will discover everything here with town hall.com fox news jupiter fresh out of the five, katie pavlich and former state department deputy spokesperson and fox news contribute or marie harf and medications vice president for young americans for liberty. welcome, everyone. >> hello. kennedy: good to see you all, happy monday. let's start the week right. obviously lot of people have gott

kennedy: yes, it is. backing of many new york republicans, gubernatorial candidate is alvin want kathy hochul's job, he tweeted kathy hochul is arrogantly shooting intoxicated on power and causing mass confusion. it's inconsistent. unscientific and driven narcissism, i wonder where she learns that from. andrew cuomo 2.0, that rhymes. kathy hochul took over after he resigned in disgrace, he should be in jail, she's fighting to keep tasks on everyone's faces after her win in court today, she said the statement as governor, my top priority is predicting the people -- so that was in there. in the mask mandate stay in effect for how long? we got man panel tonight, conservative strategist and vice president is fair and from look at the hockey. former democrat, congressman cohost of the five on the fox news channel, harold ford junior is back and director of the libertarian institute, one and only, scott horton, welcome, everyone. this is very confusing, i don't know what's happening. masks are the hill everyone

kennedy: as usual, i was a delight.d onto your hat because there's a lot more to come. happy birthday to all of you aboard the ss genitalia and thank you for the very best team makes this show happy every night. i love you a bunch of drunks. we'll be right back with ken at all. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ we have so many beautiful kennedogs this week. we love your dogs as much as you do, send your photos, and videos, telling us 'your pooch. michelle sent in her dog lincoln, a 3-year-old bassett hound, next up riley, a sweet girl, who wants their face kissed. and annaa dog, little miss birdie. marina's dog, frito the what wienie -- he thinks he is a pit bull. cristina sent in red ferguson from salon mills -- i know i said it wrong, illinois, so cute. and matt's dog. look at those beautiful faces, i love them. i want to hug them all and ride them on a big journey, dave's dog camera has a toy in her mouth, pretty. lastly, lazarus hiding in the bathroom. thank you for watching the best hour of your day tomorrow night on the show. can't watch th

kennedy: the d.a.w york dropped from a criminal sexual assault charges against disgraced former governor andrew cuomo, in october he was forced with for allegedly rubbing his then ate at his executive manchin and all about this particular case, he could still be in hot water for the other das are investigating harassment allegations from 11 women and that's are looking into his actions related to nursing home debts while profiting off the pandemic book, will he ever be held accountable for his actions? the party channel is back, inez stepman, richard fowler and brad polumbo. i noticed, this albany dismissal feels very political, what is your thoughts? >> the charters seem political as well, i specifically mean sexual assault and probing charges that appeared after andrew cuomo was being investigated for what i think is the real scandal, policy decision-making nursing homes covid which those charges were dropped at least at the state level earlier this week so it's not that i am skeptical andrew cuomo c

kennedy: 1000%? if you really is 1000% going to comply, what is the hold up with the phone? here with me attorney whitesnake fan outnumbered host, emily compagno is back. come on, he said in the video someone from another state can't come to you and say give me your phone. can they say that if you shot and killed someone? >> what he's talking about his dumbed down version of jurisdictional respect essentially so yes, currently santa fe sheriff's office is working with new york's sheriff's office to obtain his phone but the reality is, that was issued december 17 and usually first wants are executed within ten days. it's been weeks so he's enjoying some type of delay for some reason and during that time, it's going to make the sheriff's office work harder because they have to determine whether the evidence, if any, whatever is of interest on the phone whether deleted or disappeared or he's been forthright with returning it over, there's probably more people who will have to subpoena an issue search wa

the family led by caroline kennedy made a video. she kicked it off and then the three grandchildren of president kennedy made a comment and tax was jack schlossberg's comment was that he he's he just loves the rice speech of of his grandfather because he thinks for his generation the schlossberg's that this will be a moonshot for climate change the climate crisis. so it that goes down in history as as when you reach for the stars when you reach for the moon and another phrase that you used was this new frontier of space. so in some ways it's a little bit ironic that kennedy didn't jump in with both feet sooner given the his new frontier speech the democratic con. mentioned all the crises around the world and you made mention of here at home. the freedom rides are beginning obviously civil rights is bubbling up. we have all sorts of domestic issues that the president needs to face, but do you think the timing of just after the fiasco of bay of pigs is also part of this more positive approach to fighting the soviets well, it's interes

back to you. >> kennedy: thank you.mestoppers of houston and adrian medinna is joining us, mother was killed in a robbery last year. our thoughts and condolences, adrian. >> ink that you. >> know ro, begin with you, i'm stunned, i like most americans feel if someone has been arrested or committed a heinous crime, you would think it is difficult to get out on bond. that is not the case in many parts of the great state of texas. >> it is not, it is something we're looking at in 2019. we're talking about violent habitual repeat defendants as matter of practice by local judges and leaders were being released on pr bond, get out of jail free card or low bonds released back into the community and we started sounding the alarm saying this is going to reek havoc on our city. we have innocent people being killed at the hands of 140 defendants released on bonds or bond forfeiture. we have to sound the alarm. this system is split. their experience is disregarding the crimes that has occurred, their criminal history, what this will

back to you. >> kennedy: mark, thank you. dr. marty mccarrie says no medical reason why teachers would need to stay home. >> at this point, anything at risk of covid is at risk because of their own independent personal decision not to get vaccinated and they haven't had natural immunity. if somebody has immunity, there is nothing to worry about, for people vaccinated, had the infection or people over 65 who are boosted, they are concerned, they should be concerned about a common cold-like illness. we can't close down over common covid concern. >> todd: new program paying $7000 to people to ensure in-person learning, covering cost of switching schools, child care or transportation, will give access to in-person learning. governor doocy says kids need to be in the classroom. >> kennedy: cdc advising vaccinated americans to return to normal life if they isolate five days and wear a mask for another five. public health officials and scientists criticizing the decision to not recommend a negative test before emerging from isolation an

kennedy: absolutely.s not just this looks bad, how can we shellacked the toward to make it little better so we can stick in the window and sell it with the pastry? not going to happen. the genie is out of the bottle. people know what is going on and they are upset about it because people follow the rules and the rules betrayed them because essentially they are made up cobbled together and no accountability at least in israel, they are saying we got this wrong, the fourth shot doesn't do anything for omicron. whichever never closed schools or touched them. you hear people saying that here? no. they are going to pr five saying how can i make myself look better on tv? everyone is a tik tok start. we are still going to party, don't you worry. mask mandate may have all over the country, supreme court consensus for themselves. what does this mean for the rest of us? soaring backup to pre-pandemic job numbers, who will tell you which one, how they got it right and where you should move, that next. ♪♪ now some go

kennedy: pointed the happen?a parent of two girls in public school, it's very noticeable and hasn't always been this way. when did teachers unions and teachers they represent beside parents shouldn't be part of the process? >> when we started speaking up we need to trust in the public school system for so long, i was a typical pta mom doing the newsletter because that's what my talent as a writer allowed me, didn't pay attention. then all of a sudden, paying attention but i didn't find trouble. all of a sudden in 2020, the teachers union decided they were going to get in bed with the activists and edgy craft to overhaul our education system. they thought covid was the perfect opportunity and that's when we woke up they took a hit on our merit system in virginia, a hit on our social studies curriculum. our county here spent $20000 for the author of this book $50000 for one hour with him. one hour with him. can you imagine? when they argue now the teachers unions and their proxies, critical race theory is taught in

you can stream it any time at fox nation.com. >> jesse: kennedy, 17 seconds. >> kennedy: all right.museum in tennessee. amazing. >> jesse: you know what? you pulled it off. that's it for us. "special report" is up next with bret. >> bret: i want to see ricco the poor could you pine eating the philly chips at geraldo's house. >> jesse: in a room he hasn't seen. >> bret: thanks, jesse. good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight we begin with american voters changing their preferences dramatically as many democrats and independents shift toward the g.o.p. expressing disappointment with president biden as he completes his first year in office. this disappointment manifests in several key areas, concerned about the economy and inflation. the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. america's crime crisis. and a stalled legislativive

although 2 of robert kennedy's children urged sir han's release, many kennedy family members said they were deeply relieved by the decision. rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles ah, watching al jazeera, remind now of the top stories, australia's immigration minister has canceled tennis donna, that talk of it's visa to stays ahead of the australian open joke of ich, who is on vaccinated 1st, had his visa revoke last week, count, arriving in the country. sir clark has mo, from brisbin. it's taken 4 days now of alex hold. who holds the discretionary power .

robert kennedy's murder came just fight is up to his brother, president john f. kennedy was killed in texas. rob reynolds report from los angeles, the man convicted of killing robert f. kennedy. more than 50 years ago will remain behind bars. california governor gavin newsome rejected parole for sir, han b. sharice your hon. a palestinian immigrant found guilty of assassinating kennedy . in 1968 kennedy was a democratic us senator and younger brother of the assassinated president john f. kennedy, he was running for the democratic party nomination for president and had just celebrated winning the crucial california primary at a rally at the ambassador hotel in los angeles. i thank to all of you and now it's on the chicago and let win now. as kennedy and his entourage made their way back stage in the kitchen area of the hotel, sir, hans struck fatally wounded kennedy with a bullet to the head. dozens of people witness the shooting. it was an act of violence that changed the course of american history. in august of last year, a california parole panel recommended that sir han who is now

although 2 of robert kennedy's children urged sir han's release, many kennedy family members said they were deeply relieved by the decision. rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles, the founder of the far right militia group, has been charged with seditious conspiracy over the storming of the u. s. capital by donald trump's supporters last year, prosecutor say 56 year old stuart roads, lead the oath keepers group to washington d. c. last year. the trying to stop the certification of jo biden's election victory, 10 others have also been charged shabby towns. he has the latest from washington, dc. these are the most significant charges against anyone. some $700.00 people have already been charged and connected january the 6th, but mostly for trespass and for trying to impede congress is activity. but this is actually, this is the real thing with sedition. i mean sort of where you have very often. and one of the reasons why not is because prosecutors in the past when you're very difficult to prove that someone actually was mounting of the seditious conspiracy. i'm not merely employing that cu

although 2 of robert kennedy's children urged sir han's release, many kennedy family members said they were deeply relieved by the decision. rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles, with the u. s. supreme court has blocked the biden administration's vaccine or testing mandate for large companies. the plan would have forced around $80000000.00 americans to get the corona virus job or take regular tests. if they work for a company with more than $100.00 employees. the court voted 6 to 3 against the mandate saying it was an improper imposition on the life and health of those affected. but they've ruled health care workers can be mandated to get the job that makes it a legal requirement for more than 10000000 people in the sector for the rulings came as president biden amounts, that more military medical personnel will be deployed to staff hospitals. our white house correspondent, kimberly help get referrals. i know we're all frustrated as we enter this new year . overwhelmed by a record number of i'm a crime infections. us president joe biden announced he was deploying more military medical t

kennedy? >> kennedy: hey, guys. i say hey guys.y when they won't listen to you. you have to do everything. >> kennedy: and when you have one child seated, it drives me batty. whenever i hear the word grandfather to come up with something supposed to be grandfathered into a contract, i fly into a murderous rage and a wrap up the contract like nancy pelosi with a president trump state of the union speech, because it's just it's so unfair to grandfather's. i don't understand it. it's meaningless. they are going to render of the english language totally useless. people like c.s. lewis are spinning in his grave. this is taking the phrase a murder your darlings way too literally and you probably can't even say that anymore when talking about cutting out superfluous words and phrases in language and writing. >> harris: we is that in scripts all the time in journalism, you say, oh, my gosh, i'm going to take out my favorite part, part of the darling. to violence. kennedy? >> kennedy: is a california girl, i will never stop saying, you guys

kennedy was in indianapolis on the night that dr.ks. listen to this. >> min dedicated his life to love and to justice. he died in the cause of that effort. >> harold: as we remember dr. king today, we are reminded of those words, that love and justice and compassion defined him. now, dr. king us all to develop a dangerous unselfishness. i hope we all can. nelson mandela another freedom fighter said let's let our choices reflect our hopes and not our fears. happy king day. >> dana: all right. greg? >> greg: robert porter lee berry. with that name he won't be stealing any cars in florida. [laughter] let's do this: greg's job search. well, two weeks ago i joined linkedin, not because i wanted to but i wanted to contact the ceo of an appliance company because i didn't have a motor for my washer and dryer. i got the washer and dryer motor. downside is now you get all these emails because i listed as my occupation host. i'm getting a lot of interesting job applications and offers. take a look at this. for being a host. so new york presbyte

in 1968 kennedy was a democratic u. s. senator and younger brother of the assassinated president john f. kennedy. he was running for the democratic party nomination for president and had just celebrated winning the crucial california primary at a rally at the ambassador hotel in los angeles. my thanks to all of you and i was on the chicago and let when as kennedy and his entourage made their way backstage in the kitchen area of the hotel, sir haunt, struck, fatally wounded kennedy with a bullet to the head. dozens of people witness the shooting. it was an act of violence that changed the course of american history. in august of last year, a california parole panel recommended that sir han who is now 77 years old. be released, saying he had expressed some remorse, but newsome has the final say on pearls. in a statement he called sir hans assassination of kennedy among the most notorious crimes in american history. he said sir han still poses a threat to the public. sir han initially said he was motivated to kill kennedy

for kennedy support for israel adrian. many, thanks indeed, sir. this will brenda, supporting live from los angeles, the founder of a fall right militia group has been charged with seditious conspiracy. over the storm of the us capital by donald trump, supporters last year the prosecutors say that 56 year old student roads lead the oath keepers group to washington d. c. last year. to try to stop the certification of jo biden's election victory that's kept more on this from al jazeera. she had baton. see who's in washington. how significant is this shap? because i significant charges against anyone. some $700.00 people have already been charged and connection january the 6th, but mostly for trespass for trying to impede congress is activities. but this is actually, i mean, this is the real thing, this edition, i mean sort of where you have very often. and one of the reasons why not is because prosecutors in the puffs. i find it very difficult to prove that someone actually was mounting substance, seditious conspiracy. i'm n

were kennedy support for israel. so the come here on al jazeera, why mexico's curve at 19 vaccination drive is much slow of last of the other latin american countries. and why public transport work as a lebanon of walked off the job? ah, ah, look forward to brighter skies. the weather sponsored my cattle airways. hello, we go yet more so in the forecast for japan over the next couple of days, i'm afraid we're keeping that key mausoleum north westley wind rolling in across the sea of japan that see effect snow setting in once again. then as we go through much of friday, come saturday, things will quiet and dam. make the most of that. that doesn't look too bad at all . it should be largely dry. still a few winfrey flower is there across western parts of honshu, much dry. therefore recada than the next system that's making its way out of the northeast of china for the korean peninsula. come next week we will see further bands of snow is going to be very snowy wakened by the end of the week. some parts could see another

kennedy. >> kennedy: yeah, the osha mandate was a giant workaround. one that came with a loophole that is just as big. opponents will jump through in order to force this legal challenge that they are hoping will upend the mandate that affects 100 million workers. this is not a resolution. this is a suggestion. these are not guidelines, this is the federal government forcing businesses, with 100 or more employees, to the facts or test, which can be very expensive. it can lead to people leaving the workforce, and the cases of the health care industry, like the mayo clinic, they fired 700 health care workers. so, this becomes a forced practice. we have seen this in successive administrations, that when you go with the executive order route, there is a really good chance you're going to get shut down in court. because, the courts are obviously, one-third of the federal government, in terms of the balance of power. congress has seeded much of its power and every time a new president signs an executive order that is this sweeping, they can take more and mor

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after allegedly firing a bullet into kennedy's head, kennedy died a short time. later in his statement today, the governor of california gavin knew some said the assassination of robert of kennedy was one of the most notorious crimes of the 21st century and expressed his view that despite sir hans age is now 77 years old. he still represents a significant threat to the public welfare, the parole hearing for sir hans or han in august resulted in a recommendation that he be released with the parole board members saying he's shown some remorse, but new some who is a personal admirer of robert of kennedy and his legacy has the final say on that. so he put an end to, to those possibilities that, that sir haunts or how could be released. kennedy, as you know, was running for the democratic presidential campaign, a presidential nomination at the time. he had just celebrated his victory in the california primary and was looking forward to going onto the convention in chicago, but that was not to be adrian out. here as rob reynolds reporting live from los angeles, wrote m

and while it was the kennedy administration that america would get a human into space. none of that would have been possible without the eisenhower's to the mid 50s when the eisenhower's station began to think about a satellite program. they began to think about a space program those wheels were set in motion. and while it was kennedy who challenged this country to get to the moon by the end of the decade. he did that in may of 1961. that wouldn't have been possible if the foundation hadn't already been laid by the by the eisenhower. often when you hear about the space program or talk about the space program president. kennedy has mentioned president johnson has mentioned even to some degree president nixon. but i will contend or contest that none of that would have been possible. had it not been for eisenhower's his administration their foresight the understanding of the importance of nasa the understanding of the importance of the space race again, we're talking about a space race. that is ideological political military as well as technological and with each step of t

kennedy.obby kennedy was assassinated and the republican administration kept the war in vietnam going for another seven years. of the more than 58,000 americans killed in vietnam, 21, 195 were killed during the time when robert kennedy could have been president of the united states bringing that war to an end years sooner than it did end. during the 1968 presidential campaign bobby kennedy once said, tragedy is a tool for the living to gain wisdom. bobby kennedy suffered more tragedy than most of us with the loss of his oldest brother in world war ii and the assassination of his older brother president john f. kennedy. here is some of what bobby kennedy said in the last public words that he ever spoke. >> what i think is quite clear is that we can work together in the last analysis and that what has been going on within the united states over the period of the last three years, the divisions, the violence, the disenchantment with our society, the divisions whether it is between blacks and whit

he says to kennedy should be 500 miles. given the relationship enough time to think about what the consequences are of the blockade. kennedy calls up mcnamara and said i want the perimeter moved. was that kind of advice that spread out over the entirety of the missile crisis. and then it plays itself out most dramatically with the administration where they single-handedly i believe are responsible for kennedy pushing and evangelizing nuclear test treaty the last significant piece of legislation. this was the first real important pact between the two nations. at the same time real quickly such good friends they spent an enormous amount of time on weekends they name their third child the godmothers going to be sissy. this is a story that's been lost to history. did not really talk about it may be one at the kennedy library very, very quiet man, quite in the sense he did not seek the limelight. i am so grateful to caroline for giving me that lead. i think in many ways he was the most important emotional balance for kennedy as

>> kennedy: absolutely over and over again. to make sure is held accountable with the statements she has made in the past. and now trying to frame her as this hero trying to keep schools open and that's what she is fighting for, that's not what she has been fighting for. and the fact that democrats are beholden to the teachers unions, because they give roughly 90% of their funds, their donations to democratic candidates. but it's interesting that this is the hill they are choosing to die on, and the party will -- if not diet, they will be extremely sleepy in the midterms, because parents across the country and not just republican parents are really sick and tired of seeing their children harmed by closed schools and teachers who really are not having to work in chicago, three days a week with the average check-in time for a majority of teachers they are, and that is totally unacceptable. and that's where yourself an op-ed in "the new york times" showing the fact that two children are the ones who essentially have been tortured

although 2 of robert kennedy's children urged sir han's release, many kennedy family members said they were deeply relieved by the decision. rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles, back in a moment with your sports news more reaction from australia when of a joke of it. once again faces the prospect of deportation. ah with ah ah ah. ah well come back to sport. a friend of mine was just tweeting and saying, reads regards novick jokers, which will never end. i think it's a fair question, but it's take talk if he has until monday we'll see what happens while a joke of it is still hoping to play at next week. so strain open his legal team a have appealed against the decision to cancel his visa for sec in time with a new hearing now set to take place on sunday. early on friday, immigration minister alex hall as used that his personal power to revoke joker, which is visa player isn't vaccinated against coven 19. but he had hoped to be given a medical exemption or a joke of it to has been included in the drawer for the 1st grand slam of the season, which is due to start on monday. i'm not gonna

newsom wrote that kennedy's death changed the course of history, saying quote kennedy's family bearsis lost every day millions of americans lost at unifier in a time of national turmoil and grief. just nine weeks after the assassination of the reverend martin luther king jr and 4.5 years after the murder of kennedy's brother, president john f. kennedy. already checking in on your weather the weekend just about here. it's friday, but it's uh, almost it's not friday yet, but once it's friday, it's pretty much the weekend in my mind the temperatures today we're nice temperatures tomorrow are going to be about the same but slightly warmer 60 in valais ho turns into 62 or three tomorrow , so the little bit warmer tomorrow and less cloud cover. that's the reason the little warmer overnight lowest kind of mild because we do have some clouds. so overnight lows are generally going to stay in the upper thirties and the cold spots a lot going on out in the pacific. as you know most of this activity. all these storms are good looking storms, but they're all going the other way. they're all kind

kayleigh, host of kennedy on fox business kennedy and brian brandburg. the december numbers on the southwest border show a 141% increase from last year, putting us on track to shatter the record breaking stats from the last fiscal year. this comes as our cameras capture federally contracted buses dropping off dozens of illegal migrants at a parking garage in brownsville, texas. our team watched the men get shuttled to a nearby airport, where several told us they were flying to miami, houston and atlanta after paying a cartel $2,000 to illegally cross into our country earlier that very same morning. brian, what do you make of all this? >> wow. i can see why kamala harris and the president never want to talk about the border. you see a story like this. these guys should not be in brownsville. they should not be in taxis. they should be going back home because we have title 42. we have laws in this country, the rule of law. apparently that doesn't matter. that's the story on the border. if you boil it down to one thing, it's the rule of law is being flaunte

bobby kennedy suffered most tragically then most of.sination of his older brother, -- here is some of what bobby kennedy said, and the last public words that he ever spoke. >> when i think is quite clear is that we can work together in the last analysis. what's been going on in the united states in the period of the last few years. the divisions, the violence, the disenchantment within our society, between blacks and whites, between porn affluent, between asians in the war in vietnam, we can stand together and be a great country. >> we'll be right back >> anne time for tonight's last word. >> the president bears responsibility for wednesday's attack on congress by mob rioters. >> there's no question, that president trump is practically and morally responsible for provoking the events of the day. >> republican leaders of the house and senate once again, get tonight's last words. the 11th hour, starts now. >> good evening i'm alicia menendez. day 359 of the day biden administration. exactly one year in one week after the january 6th insur