yes take a look at the line, robert f. kennedy must be assassinated. now switch live to the kennedy headquarters in the ambassador hotel. whether senator is expected to make a statement, katie tv covered the senator that terrible night june 4th 1968 victory speech at ella's ambassador hotel after winning the california primary. thanks to all of you, and now it's on to chicago and let's win there. seconds later, kennedy lay dying on the floor of the hotels pantry. sirhan later convicted of firing the three shots that hit him with that revolver his brother actually purchased from a neighbor. for $25. there is, of course, renewed interest in the case now that sirhan 77 was granted parole by two commissioners back in august after 15 previous denials, yes, all the pain the memories. governor newsom spoke of something similar when he told me of the messages he received since the parole board's decision. the stories that the emails and text messages i've gotten from people. people aren't just giving an opinion about yes or no. they're they're expressing their

so one of the people you hear the most bad things about is called robert f. kennedy jr.by kennedy jr. you hear he's crazy. he's an anti-vaxer and hates all vaccines! well, it turns out the reality as so often the case is the opposite. bobby kennedy is one of the smartest people in the country, not against vaccines and definitely one of the bravest people speaking in our country. that's why they're trying to make him be quiet. he's one of the last great defenders of our constitution. our conversation with him in a moment. patriot purge, just go to tuckercarlson capsoff.com >> tucker: if you want to know what is going on in this country, one way to understand it is figuring out who they're trying to censor. bobby kennedy jr. has been censored. why are they going to censor him? he's a cook. he's crazy? he's one of the smartest and most articulate chroniclers in the erosion of our country. he's written an amazing new book and we're grateful to talk to him at length in a brand-new episode of tucker today. here is part of it. >> that's why we had the revolution so we can criti

children's health defense run by robert f kennedy junior organized the event nationally. >> as we have been reporting in san francisco, the schools are facing budget cuts. schools are trying to tackle declining enrollment. other districts in california are seeing the same. we hear about one option to change the placement process. >> that is where you write your name, write a message, draw a picture. >> schools are funded by the amount of students enrolled. take san francisco unified. the district had about 60,000 students before the pandemic. during the pandemic, it saw 3500 students leave the district. a loss of 6%. >> i think some of our families who had the means during the pandemic look for schools that were open outside of the district. >> some families moved to other cities because of the high cost of living in san francisco. that 6% decline translates into a potential loss of $35 million in state funding. >> we are working on a lot of different strategies. >> that is the director who is working to change how parents take their schools. it would be called a zone-based process. >>

so one of the people you hear the most bad things about is called robert f. kennedyior, you hear he's crazy, and anti-vaxxer, hates all vaccines, it turns out the reality is is so often the case is precisely the opposite. it is actually one of the smartest people in the country. not against all vaccines and definitely is one of the bravest people speaking in our country and that's why they're trying to make and be quiet. one of the last great defenders of our constitution. our conversation with him in just a moment. it's not too late to watch patriot purge, just go to tuckercarlson capsoff.com. earn , the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. >> tucker: if you want to know what's actually going on in this country, a pretty good way to understand it is figuring out who they spend the most time trying to censor. very few people have been c

robert redford film about watergate. there's a connection between the burglars at watergate and the kennedy assassination. frank sturgess told the f, b i. he was a plausible suspect. i mean, the washington post arguably missed the much biggest story, the mortar gate when it comes to the kennedy assassination. one against very strange story indeed, but that's a whole other discussion. i mean, you could argue that if you ever saw my movie nixon, we take a different approach to water gate. we take the approach that wants to sing once mccord was arrested james mccord that he was, a legal process was set in motion. and no matter, no, no new story. what made a difference. it was 8 process by which he was tried and it would have been become public that there was a court proceeding going on. so it's very hard to stop that once and, but it has links to the assassination. now you're talking about the howard hunt stuff now, howard, who was one of the people arrested there and he was on his desk that he didn't definitely confess to this, to his son. and he was helmed by an associate of mine. hum, sense of very interesting things. he said he w

f. kennedy was killed partially because of his favoritism of blacks becoming free in america. nothing has changed. it was a military weapon that killed him. host: to robert in pennsylvania, republican line. caller: i have a couple of comments. i love when something takes place and someone gets killed or a terrible situation, people come out and talk about people of color. it has nothing to do with the question we are asking today. why believe in self-defense? i do. i'm a vietnam veteran. people walking around with veterans -- weapons for a war zone, absolutely not. i don't have a problem with somebody having a handgun. it's more likely, these major killings, people are arming themselves with large weapons. my main thing is, why do they have to ring up people of color or race as a reason? there are people of color who commit crimes. look what people of color do in their own neighborhoods. i don't hear anyone calling them racists, which they're not. there are some bad people wherever you go. i always appreciate listening to your show. host: this is benjamin on the independent line. caller: good morning. a lot of people were talking about what is just for t

sacrificing over comfort, sergei made a difference that will never be forgotten. 55 years ago senator robert f. kennedy addressed the national union of south african students and spoke about human liberty. he spoke about freedom of speech and the right to affirm one's membership in the -- to society. he also speak about commen rat freedom to be heard, and he stated government must be limited in its power to act against his people so there may be no arbitrary imposition of pains or penalties on ordinary citizens by officials high or low. senator kennedy went on to say, each time a man stands up for an ideal or acts to improve the lot of others or strikes out against injustice, he sends forth a tiny ripple of hope and crossing each other from a million different centers of energy and daring, these ripples build a current which can sweep down the mightiest walls of oppression and resistance. madam president, sergei magnitsky stood up for an ideal. he acted to improve the lots of others. he struck at injustice. he was and remains a ripple of hope. on this sad anniversary of sergei magnitsky's murder, let u