kennedy: too much.urtail government and ending wait some cost-cutting republicans promised they wanted they were holding speaker mccarthy accountable. >> you have been on air 8 1/2 years. kennedy: correct. >> and over those 8 1/2 years we have so many conversations about debt and deficit, every one of them is the same. the same conversation. but with a different number. and number is always bigger. this deal says it, well, we're not really going to do anything about, that right now the federal debt is about 31 1/2 trillion dollars, let's take the best case scenario for this deal, cut 1.5 trillion from deficits. out of 31.5, but that is not a reduction from the 31.5, that is a reduction from the planned increase. because we're pl planning on spending more money, it says we'll spend more money but less more, it just not a solution to any problem. >> does that not keep us at pandemic spending levels, the emergency pandemic bills that passed, to save humanity, which are going to bankrupt us, like don't we h

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 kept his distance. he did not want to be involved in something that might devolve into violence. he did not meet with martin luther king and -- he did meet with martin luther king and other leaders in the time before the march. notably, one of the things he brought king to tell him was in no uncertain terms, we are watching you. the fbi is watchg you. we think tre are communists advising you a you better take care of that. king, as much as king wanted to influence what was going on in the white house, federal policy, kennedy was always wary of king. he was always unsure either he was someone he should get close to. host: next call for clay risen comes from margaret in culpeper, virginia. caller: good morning, great conversation. in respect to the civil rights law, civil rights activists for a better term, one need array said the civil rights act was -- to necessarily give black americans the right to do things. those rights were already there per the initial constitution. it was more or less a discrimin

kennedy kept his distance. he did not want to be involved in something that might devolve into violence. he did not meet with martin luther king and -- he did meet with martin luther king and other leaders in the time before the march. notably, one of the things he brought king to tell him wasn no uncertain terms, we are watching you. the i is watching you. we think there are communists adsing you and you better take care of that. king, as much as king wanteto influence what was going on in the whe house, federal polic kennedy was always wy of king. he was always unsure either he was someone he should get close to. host: next call for clay risen comes from margaret in culpeper, virginia. caller: good morning, great conversation. in respect to the civil rights law, civil rights activists for a better term, one need array said the civil rights act was -- to necessarily give black americans the right to do things. those rights were already there per the initial constitution. it was more or less a discrimination th

robert kennedy junior, the cousin of former us president kennedy, son of robert kennedy, is brother. that's not stopped him from running for office. and he has spoken about the issue of ukraine and he's made many points that are certainly not the said by us mainstream media. here's what our f. k junior had to say on a recent twitter space. we've been as propagandized with these comic book depictions that are now formulaic. you know that there's a bad guy who did a bad day and it was on a boat. united states needs to come in and fix the situation by the people who use that device. or the problem is we're being victimized to by the error own agencies, which are, you know, which are leaving out the conceptual information which are leaving out the new ones which are leading out the entire history. in this case of us propaganda publications which brought us into which brought us and, and also a broad ukraine into a war that is not helping you great, great encounter with this war. and i've, you know, there now it's unclear what ratio the death ratio is. there's, there's credible informatio

>> tyrus: kennedy?hat i do the pat and the keys. i got my keys. got my wallet. do the double pats. all right. judge, are you more of a rule breaker or rule keeper? she's the judge. >> jeanine: breaker. >> tyrus: ok. >> jessica: keeper. >> will: breaker. >> tyrus: breaker. come on. all right, judge. what's your go to snack when you get on the road trip at a gas station? >> jeanine: oh, at a gas station? twizzlers. >> jessica: twizzlers and cheathos. >> kennedy: snickers and unsweetened iced tea. >> tyrus: gatorade and snickers. what day of the week is your favorite and why? >> jeanine: saturday. >> tyrus: because you're home? >> jeanine: yeah, with my dogs. >> jessica: that's nice. >> jeanine: that's nice. >> jessica: i think friday. >> jeanine: why? >> will: there's a promise to it. >> jessica: there's no anticipation of saturday. >> will: at one point, i would have said saturday. because i host a show on weekends i would say tuesday. >> kennedy: i liked mondays, i couldn't wait to get to high school to

miller, de cabeza, aquÍ esta fonzi, falta del jugador estadounidense, ahora tiene kennedy, viene kennedyinutos. pienso lo mismo. te puede cambiar el partido en el segundo tiempo. >> si, puede ser peligroso, aunque no tuvo un buen partido contra panamÁ. >> es algo diferente. >> bien el despeje de turner, tenemos 18 minutos casi de este primer tiempo,miller presionado por weah, quÉ tendremos, 35,000 personas en el estadio? >> sÍ, al menos creo que se doblÓ el nivel de asistencia de lo que fue el partido ante mÉxico. aquÍ se escucha mucho ruido de la cancha. no sÉ cÓmo lo perciben ustedes arriba. >> aquÍ vemos muchos huecos, sobre todo en la parte alta. por ahÍ, de medio estadio. >> creo que al estadio para fÚtbol soccer, el mÁximo son 61,000, lo que vimos ante mÉxico, creo que harÁ son 25,000. >> robinson, es muy rÁpido, anthony, llega, cubre, tendrÁ saque de puerta la selecciÓn de estados unidos, es un nivel escandaloso, vino a meter hielo al partido, a bajar el ritmo. >> el equipo de estados unidos estÁ jugando un poco mÁs tranquilo. el equipo de canadÁ, va tener que subir la presiÓn. va

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kennedy -- bobby kennedy jr.oming for him and people doubt, whatever, he's got 20% of support right now. but when does he start to talk with the american people? and can he handle a roundtable of six to 12 people rather than talking to the masses in philadelphia? >> bill: we'll see if it happens. >> that's the key distinction here. he has four in san francisco. one stop fundraisers. i've been to fundraisers with the president. you swoop in. it's a pretty small crowd. you go. the president speaks. you're out. with trump holding a rally and interacting with voters, roundtable there's a categorical difference. >> the difference i see on one side of the aisle, you have a figurehead. you have a vessel that has long since declined from anything resembling an actual commander in chief and on the other side of the aisle, you have potential leaders who are campaigning on the strength of their own two feet with the clear vision for the party and how they would lead it. there is no saying, no even implication that the army

kennedy trusted him to speak to khrushchev.ink that kind of negotiation can be valuable when the officials -- john kerry is in the administration but where is john kerry perhaps negotiating, talking behind the scenes? i think we want more transparency in our foreign policy but at the same time, negotiations often demand a level of behind the scenes. amy: katrina, we are speaking now as the largest nato air deployment exercise in its history is going on in germany with over 10,000 participants, two hundred 50 aircraft from 25 nations, japan and sweden not nato allies but are also participating in this. can you talk about the significance of this at this time and what you feel needs to happen? >> convention at this juncture -- imagine at this juncture where there could be a tract for escalating negotiations talk. instead we have come as you noted, the largest air exercise, nato air exercise, in history. i think that is a measure of the mindset that president kennedy warned us. i condemn the war, the brutal war. in addition to wha

confronted president kennedy.lear, if you look at the timing, what he wanted was greater freedom to act to spy on martin luther king and the civil rights movement. it wasn't long after he confronted the kennedys with this lack male material about the fact -- blackmail material about the fact that kennedy was sharing the mistress with sam gioconda, that the kennedys approved the wiretapping of mark luther king. it was a very convoluted story but probably one of the most fascinating stories and history of the cia and the fbi. amy: jim risen, if you can continue on that, the wiretapping of dr. king, a man, especially in the new biography of cooking: a" talks about how dr. mark luther king suffered from severe depression, hospitalized a number of times, and how they tried to drive him to suicide and what that kennedys knew and when they knew it, jim? >> one of the things that became clear is that hoover had been obsessed with king beginning in the late 1950's. as soon asking began to rise to prominence -- as king bega

you are senator kennedy, is a pass. elite that because of the people's love for the family, others would be left out if the kennedy brothers remained in the white house for almost a quarter of a century then tens of thousands of people during the life of a whole generation. could not get government posts at different levels of government. they would not have been able to make a decision in their own interests and to please the groups that supported and financed them, as well as to realize transactions for many billions of dollars, it turned out that the constant presence of the kennedy family in power would become an insurmountable barrier to a whole generation of influential politicians and wealthy people countries, except those who belonged to this clan and were close to him. today in the united states, the biden clan also rules the ball about the politician himself, and his negligent chad in detail. we have already talked about sleepy in previous programs. joe traded in influence covered the firms of family and frien

kennedy, jr., he is the man for the moment.vision within his own family i kidded with that about him last i talked to him speaking again to him on thursday, i'm curious congressman in your case, you're a liberal man, you stand by your principles, you fought for those principles. some don't know what to make of robert f. kennedy, jr. he is a far cry from his father. his views on vaccines and host of other things, that he is a conspiracy touter, he doesn't fit the dennis kucinich mold you would think? >> well actually he is a centrist and if i was in congress today i would be a centrist. i think the american people are moving towards the center and they're looking for a leader who can embrace the totality of american experience politically and socially and that's robert f. kennedy, jr. again, he is the person for this moment. and i'm supporting him because no matter what my political journey has been i can tell you that today our country needs his leadership to be able to close ranks, to deal with the urgent concerns that we have

she did not realize who kennedy was at first.he told me he was happy he took the time to come out and talk with her but hopes he can actually do something to help. >> are they really going to do something now? that would be great if they would. that would be great if they would. >> reporter: kennedy told me that if he were elected he would work hard to improve these issues in the bay area and around the country. >> this wonderful energy that san francisco used to have is dwindling. it needs to be turned on again. >> do you think you can get a lot of support from voters here? do you think you would be able to turn it around? >> that is what i hope to do. >> reporter: a lot of people are looking at kennedy's campaign is very much a long shot when it comes to the 2024 presidential election. right now a lot of people are looking at governor gavin newsom and if and when he will enter into the race. i did ask kennedy what he thought about that. he said he is off for the governor entering the race. he says it is better for the public to

they do not see robert f kennedy _ kennedy junior.ealtor to president biden in the sense that he get upset biden in a primary at the iowa caucuses, but i do believe that his candidacy is indicative of broader trends in the country. this distrust and institution, this believe that american institutions, whether it's the federal government or news media are major corporations, but they cannot be trusted especially the pharmaceutical company did not trusted by opportunityjunior in this is limited democrats and republicans are not ignoring, many of them are still looking and conservative commentators have said they believe rfk junior is in this period of up appeared to begin questioning so many of these pillars of american life and wondering if the party should move in a more radical populist direction. let's turn to the republican side in their new numbers that show former president trump supporters slipping a bit and went from 68% among republicans ten to 60% and how concerned do you think it's campaign be about the latest poll question

brown: senator kennedy's time has expired. sen. kennedy: i yield back. sen.brown: as you always do on time. >> chair powell, welcome back to the committee. i have a different perspective than senator kennedy does on this question of inflation. i don't think that discretionary spending is the problem when it comes to our federal budget. if you look at it, military and non-defense discretionary spending has hovered at about 3% of gdp for the last 30 years. and in fact discretionary spending has just decreased over the last 30 years. so clearly that is not the problem with what is going on with our debt. it is not what is driving debt growth. the big change is in revenues. so the national debt has increased nearly 100% -- nearly to 100% of gdp because of the bush and trump tax cuts, and without those tax cuts -- in other words, if we had left our tax levels at roughly what they were in the clinton administration, which in no way restrained economic growth, the budget would only have been significantly out of balance during the great recession and during covid, s

kennedy kept his distance.he did not want to be involved in something that might devolve into violence. he did not meet with martin luther king and -- he did meet with martin luther king and other leaders in the time before the march. notably, one of the things he brought king to tell him was in no uncertain terms, we are watching you. the fbi is watching you. we think there are communists advising you and you better take care of that. king, as much as king wanted to influence what was going on in the white house, deral policy, kenny was always wary of king. he was always unsure either he was someone he should get close to. host: next call for clay risen comes from margaret in culpeper, virginia. caller: good morning, great conversation. in respect to the civil rights law, civil rights activists for a better term, one need array said the civil rights act was -- to necessarily give black americans the right to do things. those rights were already there per the initial constitution. it was more or less a discrimi

kennedy, jr.patrick, when you look at his polling and you look at what he is doing right now and that's on the stump, someplace joe biden is not, he thinks he can take it by being there, debating issues, whether biden is standing there or not. where is everybody else? biden has iced out a field and it is all about him. what if it's not him? >> well, i would just say i have a lot of respect for the kennedy family and him. i consider myself a kennedy democrat. but let's be real. joe biden will be the democrat nominee. just like when president trump was the president and joe walsh, republican primary tried to challenge him, he wouldn't debate him. i think it is what it is. where it is going to be. >> i don't know that i would consider those two things quite the same because you've got a situation with joe biden where he literally is not out there at all. that was never the case with donald trump. we had so much access to him as a press and as a wide republic. great to see you. will hertd, first time

kennedy. he brings florida heat to his congressional seat. florida congressman byron donnel. she is like a blow drier full of hot air and usually in the bathroom. contributor kat timpf. and finally, psychic in tyrus. it's hot in here. all right. so, before we get to some new stories, you know it's friday. so, that's when we do this. >> greg's leftovers. >> yeah, it's leftovers, i read the jokes we didn't use this week. as always it's my first time reading these, if they suck don't blame me, blame joe mc kay. one of our writers. pudgy, pale and sad joe mc kay. sorry. wow. here we go. the white house has banned a transgender activist for flashing their breasts during a pride event. president biden initially had no comment as to the exposed breasts, he had to restrain hunter biden from sticking a dollar bill between them. i know where this is going. at his 46th birthday bash, kanye west served sushi off the bodies of naked women. worse i'm pretty sure it wasn't kosher. are you booing semetism or

kennedy kept his distance. did not want to be involved in something that might devolve into violence. he did not meet with martin luther king and -- he did meet with martin luther king and other leaders in the time before the march. notably, one of the things he brought king to ll him was in no uncertain terms, we are watching you. the fbi is watching you. we think there are communists advising you and you better take care of that. king, much as king wanted to influence what was going on in the white house, federal policy, kennedy was always wary of king. he was always unsure either he was someone he should get close to. host: next call for clay risen comes from margaret in culpeper, virginia. caller: good morning, great conversation. in respect to the civil rights law, civil rights activists for a better term, one need array said the civil rights act was -- to necessarily give black americans the right to do things. those rights were already there per the initial constitution. it was more or less a discriminat

kennedy. kennedy there are differences here between hillary clinton. anyone seeking presidency, if they mishandle documents, they should be prosecuted, should be equal of the law. you are right. the differentiation are the conspiracy and obstruction charges and those are the one that have 20 years each and why peez facing so much time, not just having the documents. what struck me was specificity in the indictment and i wonder if that was to contrast with the bragg indictment we saw in new york city, which was so incredibly vague and this one on the other hand laid out in such great detail. >> harris: or skill, one has has more skill doing that. vivek ramaswamy, who is running for president and for gop nomination this weekend took the media to task over coverage of the former president's indictment. let's watch. >> with due respect, it is shameful i as a competitor in this race have to ask questions the media is not asking. the media is to hold the u.s. government accountable and we are doing the bidding of u.s. government. ask the question, get to bot

a top joe biden challenger, a kennedy, robert kennedy junior in new hampshire last hour and his first official campaign event start evidence -- started this way. let's watch. >> the democratic party ought to be making this election a template for democracy to our country and the rest of the world. and say we are going to have real democracy where candidates meet human beings. are questioned by them and have town halls and deal with all the difficulties and really judge the candidates on what they say and be open to new ideas that are not locked in the ideological razor. >> harris: yeah. he wants a debate. james freeman with the "wall street journal" says biden has a kennedy problems. recent surveys shows surprising kennedy strength and continuing biden weakness. kennedy is highlighting support for civil liberties and opposition to war. national security apparatus. issues that used to resonate among democrat voters and may do so again. we watch between 16 and 20% in recent polling that robert kennedy junior is getting. is that enough to take a nomination? not at this point. when you ad

it can't be. >> kennedy: not necessarily.hey send so much stuff to disney + and things have to be special going to movies. most people cannot afford family movie tickets. now they have dine-in movie theaterses, lure you in with nachos and booze. i'm buying one ticket because i leave my cats at home. there is something else creepy about disney and we have to bring this up. the fact the mom dies in pretty much every movie and disney has been unable to reconcile this. nemo, he was killed and his dad is like sixth sense, they all got eaten by the shark. >> greg: wow, did not see that coming at all. what sucks about disney, how pathetic you can't sell disney. o sell ice cream or something. if you want to become -- have an easy job as a salesman, go work for ben & jerry's where everyone loves ice cream. you manage to screw up disney. how can you make so that nobody likes disney? >> you attack yourself. that is exactly what they have done. if you look at all the movies like bambi or fox in the -- fox and the hound. they are supposed

kennedy jr. kennedy is polling at 20%.t in politico says joe biden doesn't plan on engaging with kennedy, and instead will the incumbent president plans to use reporters and other democrats to discredit kennedy's candidacy. acttulsi gabbert, you told me yu felt iced out by your party. what's happening with kennedy? >> there's a three-step plan that the dnc follows. step one, they try to ignore you. it's what i experienced, and they're doing the same thing with kennedy, ignore him, pretend he doesn't exist. that doesn't work, they have to pay attention. number two, seek to smear and discredit, the plan to discredit him. "the washington post" a couple days ago did a lengthy piece throwing everything at the kitchen sink with basele accusations and lies on kennedy so they can plant a seed of doubt and concern in voters' minds. if that doesn't work, they go into step number three which is pull out all the stops and destroy. for me, this is when hillary clinton went out and started saying that i was a traitor, a russian asset, g

kennedy junior, son of robert kennedy, an environmental activist turned anti-vaccine conspiracy theorist sat down for an interview with elon musk as he challenges president joe biden for the democratic nomination. >> if you add a religious belief in efficacy and safety, you were a democrat. i watched all that play out and watched the democrats slowly become these pro corporate, pro war, pro censorship -- once were republicans. >> kennedy has thrown his hat in the ring to challenge president biden in the democratic primary. no incumbent president has ever been defeated since the 19th century. but he has a surprising amount of support. a cnn poll shows him polling at 27 20%. 20% is about as high as ron desantis is polling. well, his conspiracy theory messaging has given him a platform including on today's talk with elon musk. for years kennedy pushed back on medical experts and scientific consensus that believe childhood vaccines helps present the spread of disease and has no ties to autism. kennedy has spread these lies tying childhood vaccines to autism. kennedy met with a prominent anti

kennedy is the son of robert f kennedy. today, kennedy joined current twitter owner elon musk for two hour online chat on the platform. the new york times is reporting kennedy this is plans to one day seal the mexican border permanently. he also called on the government to consider the war in ukraine from the perspective of russians. kelly claims that parasitical drugs are responsible for the rise of shootings in america. jack dorsey endorsed kennedy. the recent departure of twitter is at his could mean new promise for elon musk. twitter, head of trust and safety and head of brown safety and advertising quality recently left the company and they were not replaced. four u.s. senators wrote a letter to elon musk and in the letter they warned that the company has a legal obligation to protect customer data and prevent users from being intentionally misled. twitter, last year, was fined $150 million of work at violating those roles. >>> a viral video leading to a lot of questions. it appears to show the bay bridge shut down by

kennedy junior today.terview, kennedy claim that democrats had turned into republicans. >> if you ask about vaccines, you are trump republican. and if you had a religious belief in their efficacy and safety that could not be questions you are a democrat. and so i watched that, all that play out and watch the democrats slowly become these pro corporate, pro war, pro censorship propublica -- what had once been republicans. >> well the latest cnn polling shows that among democrats, and democratic leading voters, robert f. kennedy junior gets 20%. harry enten has been following the story for us, how many people were surprised on this panel are of color 20% right right now? not with the polls. >> no, i mean, it's name recognition. is that what it. is or is it more? >> i would argue that it's perhaps, a little bit more. yes, that's part of. it name recognition. the kennedy brand is so strong within the democratic party. who are these democrat leading voters, they do it well amongst. them and, it is in fact, is t

also joining us, the host of "kennedy saves the world" kennedy. marshal. political interference hampered the investigation. whistleblower gary shapley is sitting down with fox newings, he claims investigators gave the president's son special treatment. the misdemeanor charges against hunter biden should have been stronger. he has no political motive and is coming forward to expose the corruption. david is live with details. david. david webb before the gary shapley interview, president biden was asks about what's app messages between hunter biden and chinese business associateses. watch this. how involved were you in your son's chinese shake-down text message? were you sitting there? were you involved? >> no, i wasn't. no. >> gary shapley, a special agent, still on the job, began overseeing the tax probe in 2020s he came forward after he saw problems with the probe. in an interview with bret baier he claimed prosecutors approved and backed out of searching properties connected to hunter biden. >> when other search warrant was on a storage unit in virginia.

you can't fake those things and what robert kennedy, jr. is scomplem fighting is holding his own camera at 2:00 in the morning saying the border is broken. and surprise surprise common sense actually makes sense to a lot of people even some of knows democrats. once they learn to read and write, sean guess what, they're going to start going to people like kennedy who actually walked the walk and gets out there. amazing how that actually works. >> it is. mark i look at this, i know were you posting for the clintons a long time and you i think agree with me that the democratic party has fallen really hard to the far left, so far they've been able to sustain it. i think ultimately it's unsustainable because i don't think these policies work. your thoughts. >> well, i think that we are going to see what laps with this nomination right now, because i think biden is only getting in my poll about 40 3ers of the democrats. he's got to improve his numbers. had a lot of people think he has moved to far to the left so if by september he doesn't improve

kennedy in lockstep with never let a good crisis go to waste.m new york city says, between nyc and wildfire smoke, it bears repeating how unprepared we are for the climate crisis. we must adapt our food system, energy grids, infrastructure, healthcare etc. asap to prepare for was to come and catch up to what is already here. because that should be the party message of her constituents dealing today. unlike what doctor siegel said, which is getting practical advice. >> there are a lot of reasons for wildfires. they been happening for a long time. before we started talking about the climate crisis. so, i want to make sure that the science is settled before we completely turf our economy and flush any innovation we have done the toilet because of a tweet from aoc but that's exactly what they want. they want the whole society and the economy hostage, in order to fulfill their big government whims. it is really not about innovation, it isn't about making things better or about finding energy sources that would burn cleaner. if that were the case, she

, but it is very important , just the very movement of robert kennedy from the kennedy clan as presidential candidates is a sacred, in general, a turning point in the history of the american american stalker. well, i don't mention his father and uncle anymore, but he had another uncle , edward kennedy, a wonderful senator. maybe you still remember this one, here he is, when at the end of the seventies, here in the eighties, when he was supposed to be a tireigan, he was nominated by the democratic party. him there was one very unpleasant story there with one girl who died because of him and so on. they put it on him there. well, i won't go into it now. well, he left. e criminal prosecution. they proved that he was not guilty and so on, but when he announced his intention, he is put forward on the grave. this girl turned out to be the corpse of another girl recently planted a new one. and edward kennedy took this as a signal and withdrew his candidacy. so when today robert comes forward. this is a very important signal. generally for so to speak. that something is actually starting to change

, an actual kennedy, not a far-flung kennedy, this is bobby kennedy jr., he is running hard. >> todd:s on a losing streak. patrick lost over in massachusetts. >> steve: family dynasty. >> brian: we'll see. other networks don't have any in interviewing him. he comes on here all the time, always welcome. >> ainsley: are you surprised by that? >> brian: a little bit, to not interview robert kennedy, oldest son of bobby kennedy. >> ainsley: if they are saying biden is the candidate, that is who they will interview. >> steve: we had him on the station, he is an environmentalist. there is a group referred to as tire extinguishers and spelling t-y-r-e. what they are doing, letting the air out of suv tires and putting on, as you can see under the wiper, a note that says, we deflated your tires because you are driving a gas guzzler. they have done this in 18 nations, recently to 43 tires in washington and 900 suvs across the united states and europe. >> ainsley: new york city, boston, san francisco, france, spain, germany, italy and l lisli lisbane. >> steve: reports of car shaggers who are up

world podcast, kennedy. finally, people at the gym ask her how much she can french press. fox news contributor kattipp. kennedy, we don't really talk about this war, do we? >> not enough. >> greg: why is that? is it because it is depressing and easier to look away from it? >> no, people on both sides are really for it. i look at this and listen to what r.f.k. jr. is saying. where are the hippies? they used to be the ones who cornered real estate on the anti-war market and there were a lot of republicans who were like, well, i have family members and friends and we know people who work at this network who have fought in endless wars and they have seen and saw the cost of that. ukraine is a place we could be bank rolling this for the n20 years. i don't agree ukraine should give war back to russia, i worry in 20 years, we'll be broke. >> have you been to ukraine? >> no, sir. >> we're going tonight, little surprise. field trip. it is like nothing left to claim victory because they're destroying this place. as a

robert f kennedy jr.'s message to bay area voters. >> this wonderful energy that san francisco used to have is dwindling. >> we ask, what is his endgame? >>> breaking news, nevada governor signs off on an ace stadium. the blame game over the move. the oakland mayor fires back at major league baseball. they are learning how to jump in when disaster strikes. >>> bay area volunteers getting hands-on training in how to save a life. >> it made me realize how much better prepared i could be in the event of something going wrong. >>> later it is a win-win solution for people and animals looking for companionship with a little cuddle. >> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich! >>> hello and good evening for you. i am elizabeth cook in for■ juliette goodrich tonight. he is out to disrupt president biden in the race for the house. robert f kennedy junior is testing out the ite waters o his presidential bid on a high profile visit to the bay area today. he is the son of late former senator robert f kennedy

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and initially, that had to do with kennedy and johnson and their decision to americanize. and i think something that happens to all of us or many of us is that we begin to write about this conflict and then we visit the country and something takes hold. and so all of a sudden you find yourself committing to do another book. and so that's a that's how i got into this in terms of the the literature. dan i guess i'd make a couple of remarks. you know, we're as historians to we're trained to believe that you a certain period of time before you can really good history. i think that's true. but i'm also conscious of the fact that so many of the early works, we might call them first cut histories. second cut have just stood up so incredibly well and the certain person just my immediate right, i, i think fire in the lake belong is on any short list today. any short list of essential books on the war. halberstam. george herring. bernard faull, arguably one of our great writers, still on this conflict. so it's striking to me. dan chester, there are a number of these early books that

kennedy jr.ing his presence known and making democrats nervous. now talking to us and the interview is coming up, but first there is this. to the smoke that will not stop, concentrated in the northeast yesterday spreading to the midwest and south to the carolinas today. more than 100 million americans now in the choking path of noxious errors from the raging wildfires in canada. at last count nearly 400 of them. take a look at the time lapse video over the last 24 hours as the big apple went from looking like a big fireball to a less hazy but every bit as unhealthy almost surreal bit of unhealthy city today. better but not enough to start thousands of flight delays and thousand of canadians to evacuate fire and danger in homes and their we are all over it and fox weather is katie bern in new york city where the air quality is poor. madison then new work international airport. of welcome, everyone, i'm neil cavuto, so much to get into including the days of haze that will linger on for a little lon

, host of kennedy saves the world on fox news podcast.you start the saving? that's whether a i'd like to know. >> we have to do it every day -- it's a big job. >> i feel like atlas. >> i have the world on my shoulders. >> five save saturday night we offer tips for air travel on the show. >> and tonight i want your rules a.drun quen passenger refused -- drunken passenger refused to leave the plane and she caused a display and a near riot. >> tell me what i did and it doesn't matter that i'm not going -- you're keeping stop everybody -- >> [ overlapping conversation] >> you should be ashamed of yourself. >> now everybody is going to -- >> you should be ashamed of yourself -- and you know, she's heard that just chirping in her ear. >> her entire life -- everyone has got to be special. >> everyone has got to cause a delay. >> everyone has got to be a booze bag -- it's so annoying. >> it's just like you don't know where these people are going. >> kennedy, three cops it took to remove her. >> would you think the public shame and the cat pulls w

the first is the presidency of john kennedy. and you what i love about this photo is that it really captures how they all felt about each other. it didn't go so well for anyone concerned. you know, kennedy came into office. he was the first president who was younger than hoover. he had different views than hoover. and hoover particularly did not like robert kennedy, who was appointed attorney general by his president, brother. he's just in his mid-thirties at that point. hoover is really furious about this, tries to get along with robert kennedy. that falls apart pretty quickly for a variety of reasons, having to do with personality and culture and politics. and i'm happy to talk about that more in the q&a, if of interest. one thing that hoover really didn't like about robert kennedy is that, you know, fbi agents were buttoned down. hoover came with a perfectly pressed suit, a flower in his lapel every day. and if that flower was fading by midday, he got a new flower for his lapel. and robert kennedy would just sit right would t

i don't think bobby kennedy jr. is the solution to that. he's getting pumped up as a credible alternative to joe biden speaks to who he appeals to. there were bernie sanders/donald trump fans in the world. he should not be dismissed. but his claims need to be interrogated in a fact-based way. many of his strongest claims break down on the slightest bit of scrutiny. but he sounds convincing because he's inundated himself with this stuff. >> 2008, a gentleman by the name of barack obama was not taken seriously. he was low in the polls. the clintons say, don't attack him. he'll be our hud secretary and he went on to be president. 2016, donald trump not taken seriously by anybody. candidates i work for, scott walker, jeb bush, he'll flame out of the race. we thought the mccain incident was going to cause that. he became the president. i don't think rfk becomes the president. but he can be heavy damage to the president. they have to go after him now. >> there's additional factor, too, the halo effect of his name. not just his last name, but abou

here is robert kennedy jr., he really carries him. he says things that are so out of trend modern american politics that just worry, no matter how fate befell him. that's the tragic fate of many walked on the seven kennedys today america cut off almost all diplomatic contacts with russian communications. indeed, it became nothing more than an exchange, threats and insults. roosevel met with stalin john f. kennedy met with khrushchev's nixon. met with brezhnev. reagan met with gorbachev, and biden cannot meet with putin like teenagers back in world of warcraft these warmongers within the us leadership are throwing out war games and scenarios and pretending that a nuclear war can be won is a dangerous lie from this illusion that my uncle's secretary of defense robert macromara called mass psychosis. these people don't understand what john f. kennedy understood when he said that in a nuclear war everything we built and everything we worked for will be destroyed. first 24 hours. even one nuclear explosion will spread radioactivity around

kennedy joins me for friday follies. and miranda devine and john solomon are breaking news for us tonight. >> but first, you've w heard hed a lot about president biden's but t don'ts happen bu miss what's happening here. it's not just the fall. the media operation and ther th implications for the republic. that's what concerns not. >> look, anyone could stumble and fall, sandbag fall. but when a president does, it usually scrutiny and ridicule follow. trump couldn't even get a walk down a slick ramp without facing scorn. president gerald ford was probably the most athletic president ever. he played football in a national championship. but when he missed a step just once, chevy chase and snl sketches forever set a narrative of ford as a bumbling buffoon. so it is curious that when hillary clinton collapsed like an old armani pantsuit and wasid physically dumped into a van, riere was no snl sketch or ridicule. which bringsdiculed th us to tht th president , who over the last two years has done more pratfalls than jerry lew