[laughter] rfk jr.ealth problems, maybe you think it's from inhaling car exhaust for eight hours? my big question is, what the hell did rfk do with the whale's head? >> he sold the great head to me! [cheers and applause] the one who said that? who said that? >> it is i! a hearty whaler who scours the wind dark seas for its blubbery beasts. >> ronny: hold on, are you some kind of old tiny fisherman? >> don't you see the beard and the pipe? ♪ of the seas were angry that summer moran ♪ >> ronny: i don't need a whole see shanti. are you saying that you buy whale heads from rfk jr.? why would you do that? >> if you know a better way to get whale juice, i'm all ears, you 2-legged landlubber. >> ronny: what you do with the whale's head? >> what don't i do with them? their oil fuels the gas times of nantucket, their bones make fun corsets for the lasses of new bedford and the blowholes are nature's flesh-like. >> ronny: that's gross. >> someone likes to kink-shame. get with the times, it's 1824! the point is i

it was also where he first made remarks on rfk jr. announcing the suspension of his own campaign to endorse former president trump. [cheering] >> what kind of cabinet or advisor positions are you considering for rfk jr.? >> we are heading out to arizona. he's really a terrific die. i have had a long-term friendship with him. he's a very talented person. it's an honor. it's a great honor. he just announced. it's a great honor, it really is. he's very popular, he's very smart. has a great family. going to say hello to him now. >> he says he's going to stay on the ballot in 40 other states. is that sufficient? >> i think he's trying to get off the ballot. we will see. i think having his support is -- >> rfk's support with policy -- >> he is a respected person. not everybody agrees with everything he says. but he's a very respected person. he's really a very beloved person in many ways. i think frankly the democrats have treated him very badly. i think if he ran in the democratic primary, he would have beaten biden. thus my opinion. that

rfk, listen i don't know what to say about this. what is it with rfk?ter what he got about putting his dog on the rep to release the dog was still alive. and now we know the corleone saga which opens up a new can of orange that but it's a different warmth and the that was an rfk jr. said. ted kennedy says this was, this is not normal. do you know who else collected roadkill? jeffrey dahmer and this tale is not one of clark griswold and the family vacation. this is bizarre stuff. >> i can see the headline now. >> by the way if i could point this out this is resurfaced as you pointed out from the article in 2012 but it prompted this week the "washington post" reported an environmental group is actually calling for an investigation to see if that incident violated some sort of mammal marine protection act. he could face some sort of an investigation. >> a course he used a chainsaw to cut off the head. i keep one in my car for such contingency. >> who has a whale head chainsaws lying around at the ready in case you find a carcass? >> he's always thinking ab

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a big victory for rfk junior and former president who is speaking court does rfk junior supporters. and now it's really in the states hands and this is why, the court of appeals and north carolina has no basically sent the case back to the superior court for them to essentially order the state board of election to stand out -- sent out ballots without rfk junior's name on it. the state has to subside now, martha, will they appeal of this? that will be some time will will they start reprinting to .9 million olives in charlotte, where they actually have faster tools to do this. that could still take a week, listen. actually we don't have this sound but we did speak to an election worker that told me it would take five to six days just to reprint about 20,000 plus ballots in this county, right now trump is just up one point in the state according to our latest poll. so every vote counts here, it rfk is now telling his supporters to vote for trump no matter what state they live in, weather its red or blue because he wants to avoid the confusion and there are still sit states where he ca

on rfk, he was really not an independent. he was a newcomer to the political process running on a different set of values than our campaign. he had nothing to do with us. i do not know where his money comes from but the money is where it is at and that is why the democratic and republican parties have both been so corrupt. they both run billion-dollar campaigns. if you saw the d&c on tv, you could see this ring of corporate suites at the top who were paying millions of dollars each to sponsor that convention. this is who the sponsors of the democratic party are. there are more billionaires behind kamala harris' campaign than ever before and they have been raising money hand over fist. that is why we have to get big money out of our political system and get people back in. on gaza, it is not my idea that this is a genocide. this is the opinion of actually just about all countries around the world except the u.s. and israel. this is a genocide and the hostages are a terrible shame. the hostages must be returned. they were retur

they don't care about rfk's views. i just care about how they can use a manipulate this guy to beat to become harris think that now the harris part of this like, like rfk junior's, harris support, that's all gone what's left is the trump support and that's why this is such a nail biter. >> everything matters. >> every single vote is going to make it's going to matter a lot. i mean, so it listen, i've been i've been in i've been at the polling locations. i've been counted ballots. you never know why somebody is going to pull the trigger is a protest vote. so now there's no longer a protest vote in so it's a good thing that rfk's off the ballot. that's the system lee wants i'm glad that we were getting them off the ballot. he is getting off is for him being plant. i mean, he was a democrat his entire life until the democratic party said no, we don't want you to run against joe biden, so it's hard for me to believe he's a plant when he was a democratic supposedly a democrat to get in terms of strategy though remove him of

and i think rfk jr.was a mild positive here as he plays himself out. >> charles: mark, your work is always fantastic and we appreciate the time thank you. as we await trump to speak, a big week for legal trauma as per night guilty pleas is one big part in. next. when the sawdust settles and the engine roars the thing you care about is a job well done. but when you get your tools from harbor freight something about the job feels different - your wallet. whatever you do, do it for less, at harbor freight. ♪ meet the jennifers. each planning their future through the chase mobile app. hellooo new apartment. one bank for now. for later. for life. chase. make more of what's yours. my name is brayden. i was five years old when i came to st. jude. i'll try and shorten down the story. so i've been having these headaches that wouldn't go away. my mom, she was just crying. what they said, your son has brain cancer. it was your worst fear coming to life. watching your child grow up is the dream of every parent. you

i mean, you have tulsi gabbard and rfk jr.r side you have dick and liz cheney, the warmongers, joining up with the democrats. so people who were on one side or another, they're switching off. i find myself if agreeing with these two democrats, i mean, a thousand times more than i would with dick cheney and liz cheney. i mean, this is incredible, actually. this is the first time we've seen a unity, a true unity party on the right. and if that's what unity they want on the left, well, i guess that's what they get. will: and you interviewed a former california democratic senate leader who switched parties and is now backing donald trump. >> i was very disturbed by the lawfare that was being leveled against president trump. i did the not like it. it was wrong. i've been very disaffected by the democratic party's continued denial of school opportunities for low income children, the just throwing out of 14 million votes in the democratic primaries. but finally, i think the final straw was when i saw rfk say, you know what? i am leav

rfk was in and rfk numbers were so high. once kamala harris became the nominee even the de facto company so much so they got out of the race there was no point anymore. the fluidity is something that we need to take and pay attention to. following the basic demographic trajectory. they were maturing. it was not exactly the same way that it was. there are differences, the main ones being our relationship with central predominantly where our groups are from. technology has made the ability to reinforce that. i will wrap it up with this. 150 years ago, if you were an italian immigrant sneaking onto a ship to come to ellis island, come to america, you are never going back home. you are never crossing the atlantic. you came here and began a life. a lot of us go home for certain food you'd going back once or twice a year. a lot of people in the state of my state in california work across the border. the seamless nest is created this different type of transformation that is happening in this country. the likes of which we have neve

was in, rfk's numbers were so high.e kamala harris became the nominee, even the defacto nominee, his numbers cratered so much so he got out of the race, there was no point anymore. that tells you that that mobility of the voters, that fluid is something we need to pay attention to. i do not believe that this vote is nearly as swinging as we think it is. if you follow the basic demographic trajectory, the simple math, it's telling you that we as a community are developing. we're maturing, we're evolving. we are following a path that is the trajectory is not exactly the same way it was for immigrant groups 150 years ago at ellis island, but it's pretty darn close. there are differences. the main ones being our relationship with central and mexico and central america predominantly where most of our immigrant groups from our latino culture are from, but technology has made the ability to reinforce that culture, reinforce language sometimes. and the interaction-- i say, i'll wrap it up with this, but i will say this, you kno

former presidential candidate rfk junior joins us now.were on stage facing kamala harris, how would you turn this exchange into a victory for you? >> i would talk about her record, i would talk about the border. i wood, you know, between seven and as high as 15 million illegal immigrants have come in, escorted in by the drug cartel. they've been crushing the social safety system in our country. i would talk about the covid lockdowns which closed 3.3 million businesses and 41% of the black-owned businesses will never reopen. shifted $4.3 trillion north from the american middle-class to this new oligarchy of billionaires. i would talk about censorship. i think she's very vulnerable on that because of the statements she's made but also the policy of the biden a ministration. i have mark zuckerberg coming forward and saying that the biden white house ordered him to censor president biden's political opponents and i want to know about where she stood on that. i would talk about the health epic -- epidemic in our country, the way it's overwhelm

rfk, i don't know anything about him. i know nothing about white supremacists. i don't know who the proud boys are. i don't know anything about david duke. i know nothing about hitler. i don't know anything about it. i know nothing about it. i don't know anything about it. i don't know anything about it. i didn't know knowing about it. i don't know anything about it. i don't know who little john is.

north carolina in particular, that's-- this is why rfk, jr. those who haven't been following this wanted his name taken off after he endorsed trump. he thinks it will be positive for trump. is it? will it be positive for trump? could he add a few votes now that his name is off the ballot there? >> yeah, david, i do think this is positive for trump and it's interesting because democrats have gone after rfk, jr. throughout this year and now they were fighting to keep him on those battle ground states. so listen, you know, when you're talking about this close of a race and this is basically a draw right now, any little bit of difference, a thousand votes could make the difference. so, those third parties and whether they're on the ballot or in the makes a difference. david: by the way, you talk about the polls right now and the polls are a snapshot in time they're not the vote, i understand that, but it is true in the past that trump has actually polled a little weaker than the actual election day when people who may have been reticent telling po

>> rfk jr.er the deadline in north carolina to remove his name from the ballots then he filed this overdue request. the election board said hey, we actually can't accommodate this. we've already printed millions of ballots. we've designed more than 2,300 ballots for every individual county and locality. we have to send them out under state law by september 6th. it will take us like 23 days at least to do this. so we just can't accommodate what you're asking of us. he went to court and secured a 3-2 decision by the north carolina supreme court. that is a court by elected republicans who issued i think a lawless and rather shameless decision accusing the election board and the state's very hard working and under paid election officials of engaging in misconduct. of attempting to undermine rfks request because they somehow didn't read his mind and anticipate earlier that he would seek to withdraw his name from the ballot. state supreme court ordered the state elections and every county board of ele

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host: what did you think of rfk junior endorsing trump? caller: i was startled by the concern about children's health. i think that bobby has got something there. that obesity thing, foodstuff, i want to consider what bobby was talking about. host: if donald trump were to win, do you think kennedy would have a spot in a trump administration and if so, what do you think it would be? caller: i hope it would be about health. host: a couple of issues there. guest: i'm not an economist, i have no idea what proposal he's talking about, i can't give an answer to that. with the rfk situation, listen, when your family comes out publicly against you, a storied democratic family like the kennedys are and says that the things that they put in writing about their own sibling? the hitting of the bear? the womanizing? all the other things that have come out about him, the brain worms, cutting off the hip -- the heads of whales and sharks with a chainsaw? i don't know about rfk. i'm going to say prayers for him and wish him the best. host: back to minneso

this is what rfk jr. earlier this week. >> we need to take the $42 billion budget of nih which is now being used to incubate new pharmaceutical products to treat chronic disease, and instead we need to figure out what's causing it. we need to name names. we need to say which whether it's high fructose corn syrup that's linked to the obesity epidemic he, establish the science behind that, and once we have a good science out there, the litigators come in and will solve the problem. >> jesse: coauthor of good energy and cofounder of true medicine, cally means joins me now. you'll probably be with him when you go in there and crack heads together. what are you going to do specifically to make america healthy again. >> i can say we should all be celebrating that for the first time a major presidential campaign is talking about childhood disease, is talking about soil regeneration, is talking about fixing our food supply to some of the loudest applauses i think donald trump has heard at a rally. this is a very

yes, we have rfk coming and we have the party and we have a president. we have presidential debate with all the third parties have shown up. the two major parties have not up. so that's kind of frustrating that they won't they're not willing to debate third party candidates. and i think rfk has a good criticism of the parties. so. but what do people get out of it? it's an incredible feeling to get together of like minded individuals who believe in freedom within the rule of law. it's the adam smith model, the system of natural liberty, within the rule of you want maximum freedom to to choose your occupation to decide where you want to go to what price pay, who you hire, who you fire, maximum freedom. that's what this conference all about. so we attract people. we actually don't call it a libertarian. we call it the largest gathering of free minds. so if you have a closed mind, we don't want you here, but they come anyway. prior to getting involved with freedom fest, what was your occupation? well i still am. i write an investment newsletter called foreca

. >> >> another bizarre story involving former presidential candidate, rfk jr. and this one involves a whale. kennedy faces new backlash. the longtime conservationist allegedly sawed the head off a dead whale. kennedy reportedly "cut off the whale's head and then bungee-corded to the roof of the family minivan" to bring it back to his new york home so he could study the skull. >> imagine if the only world you knew was suddenly taken away because rfk jr. wanted to study your skull. warner bros. pictures proudly presents "free willy's head," the greatest adventure ever told about a charismatic, lovable whale and the crazy worm-infested politician who sawed off his head. it's a family film that has critics saying "how is this a family film?" this summer, it's "free willy's head." >> i'm robert f. kennedy jr. and i approve this film. >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert!" tonight... start your elections! plus, stephen welcomes supreme court justice ketanji brown jackson! and musical guests kaytranada featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. a

rfk jr. i can tell you that a court of appeals, just in the last couple of hours here, ruled that these ballots that had rfk jr.'s name on them, they cannot go out in this state as was planned to happen today. the first of the nation ballots. they are not allowed to go out anymore, and that's going to stay in effect until his appeal is resolved. in fact, this case is now being sent back to the superior court for them to order the state board of elections to basically send out the balance without his name on them. they have to decide, are they going to reprint these ballots, all 2.9 million of them? or are they going to try to appeal this decision? and out take some time, too. it's a dramatic turn from where we are at 24 hours ago in the superior court judge had ruled that his name had to stay on the ballot, and it is a big win for the former president because of course he is courting rfk jr.'s voters. rfk jr. out there today now telling his supporters to vote for donald trump no matter what s

it was going to be about the rfk interview on fox news.y follow-up question is going to be, how do you differ from past libertarian candidates like gary johnson? guest: in terms of policy and platform there might not be a huge amount of difference because i always joke that, you know, if you ask the question should the government do this, the likely libertarian answer is, probably not. i think the difference might be lived experience. i am a 30 nine-year-old, so i, from the millennial generation. i am somebody who has a professional background in the service industry. i spent 13 years working at restaurants, working my way up from being a dishwasher. i was a consultant to help new people open the restaurant, then i moved into the world of logistics, where i helped move goods. i have been in the private marketplace for a long time. jo jorgensen was a college professor. then gary johnson was somebody who had worked in the realm of government, was a handyman. so, there might be a difference in personal background and in times of temperament i

rfk's voters go to trump and he does not want rfk on that ballot. >> dana: we'll see how it all worksut. north carolina removing him. wisconsin says he stays on the ballot after fighting hard to get on them. check out perino on politics. jesse hunt joins me this week talking about the polling and the rest. scan the qr code to download what you need to hear. >> bill: get after it. we have stunning new data on the migrant crisis under the biden-harris administration painting a scathing portrait of a crisis as of today still remains out of control. s change. clearly, it's not the eighties in the nineties anymore. and when the stock market crashes and it does from time to time, our clients are protected against losses. literally, they go up with the market, lock in their gains, and when the market goes down, they don't lose anything. we keep it simple. our clients earn in a reasonable rate of return and they don't lose money. if you have at least $100,000 to invest, get your investor's guide and see if it's right for you. subject 1: who's coming in the driveway? subject 2: dad! dad, we mi

you're weird. [ laughter ] when rfk jr.ry, he orders a small salad on uber eats and then hopes the driver hits something on the way over. [ laughter ] so even trump supporters had to admit he had a bad night. although, to hear trump tell it, that's only because the moderators were mean to him. >> i think we did great. it was three to one. it was a rigged deal as i assumed it would be. because when you looked at the fact that they were correcting everything, and not correcting with her. >> seth: you're so close to getting it. [ laughter ] "when you look at the fact that they were correcting me on everything and not correcting her, it can mean only one of two things. either they were biased against me, or i was just saying insane things that were wrong. oh, god. oh, god. oh, oh, is that it? oh, no. oh, god. did i say more factually untrue things? oh, i owe a lot of people a lot of apologies." [ laughter ] during that same interview, trump was down on himself and his self-esteem was so low that he actually made one of the host

did russia force rfk to stay on the ballot against his will?t trump as hitler and author every narrative to put a nice big, you know, target on his back? did they push the "fine people" hoax? or he wasn't assassinated hoax? did they weaponize the justice system? it probably the worst thing you could do to undermine the government is to weaponize the justice system. did russia do that? my theory on this is the dems are jealous not because of russia is undermining our institutions, it's just that even when it comes to cheating, they hate competition. >> dana: sorry, what did you say? in my ear, talking about hunter biden. okay, great. >> greg: wait, i have to repeat myself. >> dana: three people talking to me at the same time. judge, one thing notable about merrick garland's press conference, went through the whole thing but never exhibit a, here is the disinformation we are talking about. why was that? >> judge jeanine: about... before so on russian -- >> judge jeanine: there isn't any. there isn't know mike is no evidence. the russians are spre

well, this is what rfk jr. told. us earlier this week. >> we need to take a $42 now billion budget of nih, which is now being used for the incubate new pharmaceuticald products to treat chronic disease. instead eed and instead, we neee out what's causing it. we need to name names. w we need to say, you know, whichg whether it's high fructose corno sirup. this link to the obesity epidemic established and the science behind that. and once we have good sciencendl out there, the litigators come soenergyhey will solve the problem. >> coauthor of good energy and co-founder of true med kelly means joins us now. m when you'll probably be with him while you go in there and cracuk heads together. kelly, what are you going to dog specificallyoing to make america healthy again? >> what can say we should all be celebrating that fors tak the first time, a major presidential campaign is talking about childhoodou chronic disease, is talking about stolen generation, is talkingeration,, fixing our d supply to some of the loudest appla

because, right after the dnc, rfk jr.pended his presidential campaign and endorsed the former president. which means this thanksgiving, your crazy uncle and your racist uncle will have plenty to bond over. this could be good for trump. he's been accused of being weird, but now he's got the endorsement of the very normal bobby jr, who has spent the past year bragging about his freezer full of roadkill meat, training ravens, suggesting covid was designed to spare jewish and chinese people, denying that he ate a dog, admitting he dumped a dead bear in central park, and announcing that a worm got into his brain and ate a portion of it. now, you might say that's a lot of weird stuff with dead animals. and i would say here's another one. because we just learned kennedy once sawed the head off a whale and drove it home. reminds me of the opening line of moby dick. "what the [bleep]?" [applause] this whale head story is from a newly unearthed interview with rfk jr's daughter, kick kennedy, in which she describes a family vacation

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there are some signs that having rfk on the ballot might hurt kamala harris and rfk and trump are battling to get him taken off the ballot, which is a fascinating thing. rfk is coming to michigan, doing a townhall. we will see what he has to say. this court cases playing out, but as you know in politics a lot of times people push for something. this is our strategy and then it backfires. >> we will see what happens. craig with the detroit news, thank you. that is our show from michigan. thank you to the midtown brewing company for hosting us. i will see you tomorrow back in my usual desk. "the last word with lawrence o'donnell" is coming up next. >>> andrew weissmann is going to be joining us tonight with some trump news, but first i'm going to tell you the most hopeful story i know. it is a story about the place where joe biden went today. the place where joe biden was applauded by grateful people from around the world. it is a dangerous place. that is the title of daniel patrick moynihan's book about his service as ambassador to the united nations in the 1970s before new york voters elec

. >> is rfk going to foul this up given a handful could make a difference?'s so fascinating and i was just talking to the secretary about this over there. i mean there are some signs in the polling that having rfk on the ballot might actually hurt kamala harris. and rfk and trump are battling to get him taken off the ballot, which is just a fascinating thing we're going to see develop. rfk is coming to michigan later this week, doing a town hall. we'll see what he has to say. this court case is playing out, but as you know in politics, a lot of times people push for something, this is our strategy, we're going to win the election with this and then it actually backfires. >> we'll see what happens. craig mauger of the detroit news, thank you for joining us tonight. that is our show. i'll see you all tomorrow back at my usual desk. "way too early" with jonathan lemire is coming up next. >>> my fellow leaders, today is the fourth time i've had the great honor of speaking to this assembly as president of

there are some signs that having rfk on the ballot might hurt kamala harris and rfk and trump are battlingcoming to michigan, doing a townhall. we will see what he has to say. this court cases playing out, but as you know in politics a lot of times people push for something. this is our strategy and then it backfires. >> we will see what happens. craig with the detroit news, thank you. that is our show from michigan. thank you to the midtown brewing company for hosting us. i will see you tomorrow back in my usual desk. "the last word with lawrence o'donnell" is coming up next. >>> andrew weissmann is going

david: rfk junior has been talking about a lot of these for years, he's on a medical to under doctore of what he's been advocating. >> he said something amazing a few weeks ago he said is this epidemic of childhood chronic diseases one thing we can all a reactor we love our nations children more than we hate each other, we have a surge and all of the chronic diseases, autoimmune commodities and goes up 14% every year for the last 23 consecutive years half of our nations children are obese or overweight or to have diabetes or prediabetes what it would get a do keep medicated everybody with the most overmedicated population in the history of the world. when you hear about the shiny objects like medicare will negotiate drug prices and save $6 billion, or healthcare economy is growing by 200 billion a year the best way to lower drug costs are to stop taking drugs we don't need. david: a lot of socialist economies that have socialized their medical healthcare completely or almost completely like the united kingdom they are so heavy and antibiotics give is an easy way to deal with the pati

safekeeping and this all happened because a superior court judge ordered a temporary stay to allow rfkof appeals. the state's argument was reprinting all of these ballots would eat into early voting time. we spoke to county officials who told me how long it would take if they had to do this over again. >> can't remove his name and start printing. make sure it is lining up, have to get it approved by the state and start testing it. >> that would be another two weeks. >> i hope we don't have to do two weeks but it takes time like it will take six days to make that happen. >> reporter: rfk junior is saying vote for trump no matter which state you live in, red or blue, he wants to avoid any confusion. donald trump is swinging for charlotte later today and will speak to the fraternal order of police at a meeting today, trump is only one point ahead of harrison north carolina according to a recent fox news paul. he made some remarks at trump tower in new york city. he spoke to the economic club of new york where he reiterated his push to cut energy prices and new regulations on business and

tried to kick rfk junior out of the hearing, they made a motion to go to executive session, kick him on hearing on censorship. this is how -- i am like his name is kennedy, only the biggest name in democratic politics for 75 years, he's for trump because of censorship and made a great statement when he endorsed donald trump, he said when you look at history it is never the good guys who are for censorship, this issue is huge. we will see what happens on november 5th. we 5. we are trying to make sure everyone understands. because of our work, there's no longer a disinformation government board at the department of homeland security so we think we have already had an impact but this is could go. if you can't speak out on the first amendment that is crazy. ashley: you are right. next one for you. ohio's governor sending law enforcement $2.5 million to springfield because of this massive influx of migrants from haiti. you are from ohio. what do you make of this? >> when you allow 20,000 individuals to come from haiti to a community of 60,000, there's a huge concern on your education syst

the latest peas is entitled rfk jr. has sabotaged early voting in a critical swing state.t to see you, i think a lot of people had no idea what was happening in north carolina and indeed, there are some developments tonight. but let's just first rewind to the outset of all of this. rfj jr. wants to get off the ballot in the state. a transparently partisan maneuver to help the guy he endorsed. donald trump, and the courts decide hey, why not? can you talk a little bit about the process by which this happened? >> he waited days after the deadline in north carolina to remove his name from the ballot. and then he filed this overdue request. the election board said hey, we actually can't accommodate this. we have already printed millions of ballots. we have designed more than 2,300 ballots for every individual county and locality. we have to send them out under state law by september 6th. it will take us 23 days at least to do this. so we just can't accommodate what you are asking of us. he went to court and secured a 4-3 decision by the north carolina supreme court. a court co

for rfk it could be chronic diseases or legal reform or how to get sick abs.or tulsi why not foreign-policy? be nice to have a secretary of state i can bring us peace without leaving a trail of unfortunate suicides. [ applause ] >> greg: but who else could trump chapter? how about larry kudlow as treasury secretary. he smarter than janet yellin and his haircut wasn't brought to you by tupperware. [ laughter ] >> greg: he could beat secretary of state, what better way to reflect america than outsourcing an important job to an indian? [ laughter ] >> greg: tyrus could head up homeland security. he's big enough to be the department of homeland security. [ cheering and applause ] >> part-time. >> greg: cat could be the secretary of interior because it she never leaves her house. his career as a train wreck. [ laughter ] how about pete to head up veterans affairs. he will uphold the constitution when he's got a -- got it tattooed on his arm. then there's me, what should i do? perhaps a new position for secretary of muscles. [ laughter ] >> greg: you won't get rippe

so they're not going out since rfk jr. is not running for president, why should his name remain on the ballot in your state? >> rfk jr. fought to get on the ballot as a political party on our in our state. and we believe that what we're, what we're seeing right now is actually costs at our election system, ballots to your point, we're supposed to go out today and we had a republican court of appeals that came in and stopped that decision or halt did that from happening to get rfk's name removed from the ballot and what we're seeing right now is a great corruption in our court of appeals with the republican takeover there. but we're also seeing that in the sense of this is going to cost election. are folks in north carolina voters in north carolina, potentially millions of dollars and having to reprint these ballots. >> and anderson obviously, you make the legal argument but the expense argument but there's also a political argument i'm just going to just go out on a limb and say, you would not be arguing for him to stay on

rfk jr.d this on fox news. >> i think vice president harris clearly won the debate in terms of her delivery, her polish, or organization, and her preparation. >> stephen: pleasantly cogent analysis from kennedy. is it possible he had a second smarter brain worm? it ate the first one? he went on, he continued. >> i think on some students come up president trump wins. >> stephen: on substance? on substance. anyone who thinks trump won that debate on substance is clearly on a substance. [cheering] of course, bobby jr. recently endorsed trump. so neil caputo asked him if he has any regrets. >> just to be clear, you are not changing your mind or fearing that you hooked up with the wrong horse here? >> stephen: how dare you, sir? rfk jr. would never hook up with a horse. he would wait in the bushes until the horse was hit by a car. it and then he would eat the horse. [applause] sure! in some cultures, it's perfectly -- a nice baguette. today trump was in the swing state of arizona in the arizona g.

just a couple minutes ago we've got people like nikki haley, and brian kemp, and we've also got rfk jr. and tulsi gabbard. >> you know why? >> common sits down for harris? >> liz cheney announcing her backing of harris last night so does does that matter? i mean, i'm not talking about the messenger i'm talking about the reality that he is correct. nikki hit those people are behind trump, liz cheney is now bind harris. does that move any votes? >> i think it speaks to the change in coalitions that are true for both parties. donald trump is not trying to put together a george w bush's or mitt romney's or whoever insert previous republican of the past coalition is not even trying to put together his 2016 coalition he thinks that he can build together a more multi-racial working class base, but also bringing the republican party together in the end, we know that brian kemp, nikki haley, those are people he has targeted personally. there has been a lot of infighting in the republican party round, unity around trump for the past year. his bet, this is where you see this with evangelicals als

cawatcright before former presidential candidate rfk jr joins us now. all right. rfk jr. you are on stag e facing kamala harris, how would you turn this exchange into a victory for you?cord i'd talk about her record. i'd talk about the borde, r. i would, you know, between hig seven and 15 million illegal immigrants have come in escorted in by the sinaloa drug cartel. they've been crushing the social the safety system ino country. i talk about theur count covid,h which closed 3.3 million businesses and 41% of thewned b black owned businesses will never reope n. it shifted $4.3 trillion north from the american middle class to this new oligarchrchyy about of billionaires. i would talk about censorshi crn i think she's very, very v vulnerableul on that because of the statements that she's made, but also the policy of theshe's ma als administrati you now have mark zuckerberg coming forwardk zu and saying that the biden white house ordered to censor president biden's political appointments. i want to know where she stood on that. i talk i about thewoul healthepic - epidemic in

rfk is coming to michigan later this week, doing a town hall. we'll see what he has to say. this court case is playing out, but as you know in politics, a lot of times people push for something, this is our strategy, we're going to win the election with this and then it actually backfires. >> we'll see what happens. craig mauger of the detroit news, thank you for joining us tonight. that is our show. i'll see you all tomorrow back at my usual desk. "way too early" with jonathan lemire is coming up next. >>> my fellow leaders, today is the fourth time i've had the great honor of speaking to this assembly as president of the united states. it'll be my last. i've seen a remarkable sweep of history. i was first elected office of the united states of america as a u.s. senator in 1972. now, i know i look like i'm only 40. i know that. >> president joe biden yesterday with a lighthearted start to his final united nations address. we'll bring you much more of the president's major speech to world leaders straight ahead. >>> meanwhile, the former president, continues to take a much d

wall street journal op-ed from james freeman says rfk got it wrong in that in the clip harris just wantsrump and trample on firt amendment rights for trump. isn't is a slippery slope, matt? your reaction. >> the main thing is she has a fundamental misunderstanding of how the first amendment works which is shocking because at some point she passed the bar. she was the all of the state of california. the first principle in the constitution is the government has no role in speech. we have a right to free speech inherently. it's a natural right. it don't flow from government. it's not a privilege that we have either from a company or from a government. and the state doesn't have any kind of obligation or responsibility or remit to control the speech environment or to sterilize it for us. the constitution assumes we're all adults and we can sort out what's you true and what isn't and it's none of the government's business what we say to each other. she doesn't understand that. and she thinks that at some point government has to come in and impose standards on these companies, shows you this f

you can see rfk junior's name is the second in line and that's the issue in this state. were supposed to go out to the post office around midnight last night. that did not happen. they instead were moved into a vault for safekeeping. we have video of the real ballots we'll show you now in charlotte. the state board of elections told all counties in the state to not mail these out after a judge ordered a 24-hour stay to allow rfk junior to appeal her decision to have his name stay on the ballot. why is it staying on the ballot? the argument is reprinting thousands and thousands of ballot would eat into early voting time. >> the problem is i can't just remove his name and start printing. i have to look at ballot layout, make sure it's all lining up and then have to get it approved by the state and then i have to start testing it. >> that would be another two weeks? >> ill still takes time. it will take five to six days to make all that happen. >> rfk junior is telling his supporters to vote for trump no matter which state they live in red or blue to avoid any confusion. pr