robert f. kennedy: you're going to go with them here. [crowd chatter] speaker 2: thanks. i appreciate it. speaker 3: could you give an autograph? speaker 4: senator, what do you feel about the reception you got from these students down here? robert f. kennedy: it's very nice. speaker 4: the students are most happy to have you here. speaker 5: why don't you try us at football? robert f. kennedy: i think you're too good for us down here. gerald blessey: he was speaking primarily to law students, although the rest of the student body was there, that advancing the law and adherence to law is what makes us unique in the world. he was appealing to the needs of the day. robert f. kennedy: the american tradition of giving free voice to conflicting opinions and belis really distinguishes our society from other gerald blessey: free speech matters. open debate matters. robert f. kennedy: you must use your lamps, the lamps of your learning. gerald blessey: kennedy was appealing to the better angels of our nature.

the robert f kennedy center links this with the protests that erupted a year ago in cuba and the massive oppression of cubans that continue to be jailed. and also other cubans who were killed on july 11. it demonstrates that the brutality of this regime continues. there is a bipartisan consensus to spotlight this. host: that was john in miami, florida. president trump is expected to come back to washington this week to address an organization. they write that a small group of the president's top advisers huddled that the white house to crack a second term policy eight agenda. -- policy agenda. sometimes working it from white boards in the west wing along with other people. the vision was reviewed by political. the president lost the election and it was never released. the retreat was canceled. they turned it into a blueprint for a new nonprofit. president trump returns tuesday, the first visit since lincoln -- since leaving. also, the former vice president mike pence said to address in washington today, a speech at 5:00 where you could see his comments. you can watch that on c-span or c-

brightest and most stubborn opponents of fouch activities over the years remains robert kennedy, the younger nephew of president john f robert is a fighter against global pharma and a politician. he invited us to his home in los angeles. in general, i am sure the coronavirus was created by human hands in laboratories, the chain of evidence for the version of laboratory creation can be connected together. naturally, this version is met with a lot of resistance, for example, anthony fauci, he states that the virus is clearly of natural origin. it is not created by human hands, but it is obvious to anyone who is ready to get to the bottom of the truth that the version of the man-made laboratory creation of the virus has much more evidence. anthony fauci was one of the main promoters of the so-called gain-of-function studies as part of these studies studied and enhanced various viruses. including the coronavirus, the formula for the maximum possible infection and damage was determined. this work served two purposes. as a weapon and the production of vaccines, once heard. the one that questioned the natural nature of the c

outspoken and stubborn opponents of fouch activities over the years has been robert kennedy, the younger nephew of president john f kennedy, robert, a global pharma fighter and politician. he invited us to his home in los angeles. in general, i’m sure the coronavirus was created by human hands in the laboratory, a chain of evidence for the version, and the laboratory creation can be connected together. naturally, this version meets a lot of resistance, for example, anthony fauci, he claims that the virus is clearly of natural origin. it is not man-made, but it is obvious to anyone who is willing to dig for the truth that the lab-made version of the virus has much more to prove. anthony fauci was one of the main promoters of the so-called amplification studies in these studies that studied and amplified various viruses. including coronaviruses determined the formula for the maximum possible infection and damage. this work served two purposes. as a weapon and the production of vaccines as soon as there were bare. which questioned the natural nature of the coronavirus covid-19. turned on right away . all global, mach

the robert f kennedy center links this with the protest that corrupted in cuba and the massive presenterent -- and the current 700 humans that are detailed and sentenced to long prison sentences and show trials and other humans who were killed in july 11. a democrats the brutality of the regime and there is a bipartisan consensus in the senate and house to spotlight the career and legacy of them. host: that is john in miami. president trump expected to come back to washington to address an organization. political has a profile -- politico has a profile. the domestic policy advisor, thomas top advisor in the national security adviser tina up working from whiteboards along with other people. it was reviewed by politico and outlined 10 priorities but the lands -- the president lost the election. others have not started their project and they turned it into a print for a new nonprofit described as a white house in waiting. president trump returns on tuesday. you will deliver a keynote address. -- he will deliver a keynote address. the former vice president set to address in washington toda

direct relation to our history , us presidential candidate robert kennedy invited yevtushenko to his birthday after the assassination of john fnnedy, his brother robert inspired great hope in many americans with the kennedy clan, yevtushenko had a long-standing friendship. he just invited me. yes birthday we stood with him. here is a famous story. how did it happen, and i said, well, why do you want all the same? all the same, such a misfortune lies on your family, so to speak, like such and such a seal, and so on. it's still not afraid. you know that this is the only thing that will help me if i become president, maybe it will help to get to the bottom of who killed my brother? i said, well then let's go and know how scary. that's when he threw the glasses were supposed to break, then what is the site of the president, but they rolled and he said at the last moment. oh you are his wife. yes, wives have wives and changed. and these were made of such and such a thick plastic that they did not break when we threw them here. i think he was scared too. it was terribly scary. he raised knocked, absolute certainty that it was remov

robert kennedy last night. anymore than they struck down president john f kennedy in 1963 or dr. martin luther king and april of this year. but those awful events. give us ample warning. that in a climate of extremism of disrespectful law of contempt for the rights of others violence may bring down the very best among us. and a nation that tolerates violence in any form cannot expect to be able to confine it to just minor outbursts for this reason. i am appointing with the recommendation of the leadership of the congress. with whom i have talked this evening a commission of most distinguished americans to immediately examine this tragic phenomenon. early the next morning june 6th, robert kennedy died. his death coming just four and a half years after the assassination of his brother and only two months after the murder of dr. martin luther king cast another dark shadow of grief across america. during his life. he knew far more than his share. of personal tragedy yet he never abandoned his faith in america. he never lost his confidence. in the spiritual strength of ordinary men an

outspoken and stubborn opponents of fouch activity for many years has been robert kennedy, the younger nephew of president john f. pharmaceutical and political activist. he invited us to his home in los angeles. in general, i’m sure the coronavirus was created by human hands in the laboratory, a chain of proof of the version, and the laboratory creation can be connected together. naturally, this version meets a lot of resistance, for example, anthony folchi. he states that the virus is unambiguously of natural origin. it is not created by human hands, but it is obvious to anyone who is ready to get to the bottom of the truth that the version of man-made laboratory creation much more evidence of the virus anthony fauci was one of the main promoters in the so-called gain-of-function studies as part of these studies, various viruses were studied and amplified. including the coronavirus, the formula for the maximum possible infection and damage was determined. this work served two purposes. as a weapon and the production of vaccines, once heard. which questioned the natural nature of the coronavirus covid-19. turned

f. kennedy was assassinated on a street in downtown, dallas. i was a senior then at robert e lee high school in midland, texas, and i was sitting in a classroom when we learned that the president had been killed. i remember feeling as if a blanket had been thrown over our school suffocating all the usual sounds of chair scrapings and classroom chatter. people cried the horror was so sudden and so unimaginable. i went home for lunch that day and i remember my parents sadness and like most american families. we spent the next few days watching television. i remember it as a terrible blow almost too much to bear. a sudden reminder at a very young age of how fragile life truly is. now we've experienced another one of those days in our national life a day. so horrifying that it'll be permanently seared in the hearts and memories of of all of us who witnessed it. i was on my way to meet with senator ted kennedy. when a secret service agent told me that a plane had just hit the world trade center. we thought it was an accident at first, but as we approached capital hill the secret