robert f. kennedy jr. is next. >>> is the 2024 presidential race shaping up into a three-way contest? a new abc news ipsos poll found that if it's between president joe biden and former president donald trump, 37% of voters say they would seriously consider a third party candidate. that number peaks to 51% among independent women and moderate women alike. in a three-way matchup the latest reuters poll shows trump leading with 36% followed by biden at 30 and independent presidential candidate robert f. kennedy jr. at 8%. other polls have shown kennedy higher. last fall in key battleground states he was getting a quarter of the vote in each of them. mark pence says one of the biggest threats to joe biden's re-election is a viable third party candidate. politico quoted doug sosnik's memo saying he can't win with the exception of winning georgia in 2016 with 50.77% of the vote, trump never reached 50% in any of the competitive states that determine the outcome of the last two presidential elections. so far

only person who believes the war in syria was planned. long before it started, many others like robert f kennedyates. robert f kennedy jr. who is both a lawyer and author, published an article in 2016 in politico magazine entitled, why arabs don't want us in syria, the article stunned many. he writes, in their view, our war against bashar assad did not begin with the peaceful civil protests of the arab spring in 2011. in their view, our war against bashar assad did not begin with the peaceful civil protests of the arab spring in 2011, instead it began in 2000 when qatar proposed to construct a 10 billion, $1 and a half thousand kilometer pipeline through saudi arabia, jordan, syria and turkey. to see whether kennedy's claims are true or false, we go back to the year 2000. as you are aware, russia is the biggest producer and exporter of natural gas with europe being its biggest customer. the russians export 70% of their produced natural gas to europe. this means a steady source of income for the russians. russia has been using this as a tool to put pressure on europe. for example, when european c

robert f. kennedy jr., thanks very much.ward to talking to you as this campaign moves forward. we're now in 2024, an election year. thanks very much for joining us. talk to you soon. >> thanks very much, martha. >> martha: all right. so what is the trump team's next move as the supreme court finds themselves in the middle of the 2024 election already. trump attorney alina habba joins me next. ♪ ♪ ♪ [typing] ♪ you were made to act spontaneously. we were made to help plan accordingly. ♪ we all know that words have power. they set things in motion and make us happy or sad. but there's one word that stands out, because when people say it, lives are changed. it's not a big word. it's itsy bitsy. it's only three little letters. but when you say it, the life of a kid like me can be changed. so what is this special word? it may surprise you. it's yes, yes, yes, yes to becoming a monthly supporter of shriners hospitals for children®. that's right! your monthly support allows the doctors and nurses at shriners hospitals for children®

pete: well, that gives you a sense of -- when i think robert f. kennedytuff, the vaccine stuff, and i know some of the limited government, and at the border, to your point, i've seen him with his shirt off -- carley: it's true. pete: but i don't really know what his defining characteristic is. i don't know. i'm sure are there's a lot more there there -- carley: he's got some issues he'll really strong on, but it's been a while sense aye been on his campaign web site, but last i looked it was basically the things that we talked about, but there's a lot of things we don't know where he stands on, education, he talks about some foreign policy stance, but there are a lot of issues that he hasn't addressed. pete: somebody wantses his name in the news, and they're leaking to the post, so mission published. carley: job well done. pete: all right. a british warship shooting down a houthi attack drone overnight in a stretch of water that connects the red sea to the gulf of aden. meanwhile, a houthi strike in the gulf of aden led to this oil tanker catching on fire

whether it's robert f. kennedy, jr., cornell west. the challenge that they could face is whether some voters on the left especially stay home or whether some of them lack at third-party candidates most of them on the left and support from those candidates. >> in reference to polls, if the economy does improve they may see a reflection of this come polls as we progress in the year. what's the -- the possibility but the expectation of that happening? >>well, there's a big disconnect between the macroeconomic outlook. recession, the good news it looks like the economy if anything is growing against a lot of early expectations. unemployment is low. inflation is contained. the stock market if you look in 401k's, those who have 401k are doing quite well. inflation is still higher, the price you pay for goods is still significantly higher than it was 4 years ago. it's contained but till elevated from where a lot of people were expecting or hoping for. that's the challenge and that's the question coming into 2024. the big date that i will cir

robert f kennedy junior in the academic cornell west campaigning pretty hard in the community makingyou want change you got to look outside the democrat party coming from the progressive side outside but have you heard that the same phenomena. and that is what it is now. give us ronald reagan, that's what he did in the same thing what happened today happens the. george w. bush, a different area of florida. it never happened. it will be the party that wins the election. how is age thing in this and is it something you have to overcome voters as you talk to them about president biden? >> i'm almost three years older than joe biden. joe biden wears compassion on his sleeve. i don't know what it's like to get elected office, i don't know what it's like to lose a son. so joe biden not as animated as i am certainly, as trump is but i'd rather live in a world with the young clarence thomas were ages relevant the neck is known him for quite a while, have you noticed in any way president biden has lost his step because of age over the last few years? >> that's not how you judge is brain. a st

we'll see what happens there, robert f. kennedy, jr., thanks for coming on. >> thank you so much for having me, liz. >> got it. as we wrap up trading for the first month of 2024 tech is ones again on a tear. we should look at the best performers for the month. juniper networks, nvidia and product development company kcatlyn on the s&p. juniper up 25 1/2%. on flip side green stocks are deeply in the red. solaredge technologies biggest loser of the month, down 28%. tesla down 24% alone. ing a cult cure giant a gm getting hit. as we hit february we have slatestone market strategist, kenny polcari. three as, two of them are on deck for earnings in just a few minutes. kenny. >> absolutely, amazon and apple are right up there. look what they have done to them. i've been a buyer on weakness. we talked about it. the other one is c3.a.i., a a.i. play. this other one is fintech, they're all a-list stocks. i think they are places -- i think a pullback in the big tech names is ridiculous. to your point, you and i discussed who would thought j.

. - lyndon johnson and robert f. kennedy despise each other. robert f. dishonors the memory of his, you know, dignified, noble brother. lyndon johnson was terrified that rfk had it in him to sabotage his presidency. narrrrator: but t many democs want bobbyby to p play a stararring rol. - many of f the old kekennedy gd were despeperate for b bobby to be lbj's running mate in 1964. there seemed to be a poetic justice to it. bobby kennnnedy, the i inherr of hisis brother's's ideali, wawas the future of the dememocrat partrty. narratoror: lbj is h having none of f it. - in ordrder to forerestall boby without t actually h having to say,, "i donon't want bobobby as vice prpresident,"" he s said, "no sittining cabinet officer "in my administration is going to be selected "as vice presidential candidate, "because i think they should spend their time doing their jobs on behalf of the american people." now, everybody saw through that as "bobby, you can't have it." narrator: lbj suspects bobby has his eyes on more than the vice presidency. - johnson believed-- with

45 minutes ago we had robert f kennedy jr., who is running for president, he told us he went to yuma drive up, people got off from china and turkey and of those hundred only a couple actually should be coming into the country. listen to this. >> between 2:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m. in the morning, i watched 300 people walk across the border. there were buses that were owned by the mexican drug cartel and i watched 110 people that came over from west africa and i wasn't able to interview them. the second two buses, i interviewed all the people and only two had asylum claims, most were from asia and it is really astonishing. >> steve: that is it. if they were able to stop people at the border and say what is your asylum claim and have documentation to prove that. then a fraction of the people would come in and vast majority would be turned around right there. >> lawrence: that is just the issue, steve. some people are getting court dates four and three years out and 90's % will be denied asylum because they are not simi valley, california issues. in chicago, we are dealing with just overflo

robert f. kennedy jr. writes in putin's view, the katar pipeline is a nato plot to change the status quo, deprive russia of its only foothold in the middle east, strangle the russian economy and end russian leverage in the european energy market. this plan faced a big obstacle, the syrian government. elsewhere in his article, kennedy writes in 2009, syrians announced that they would refuse to sign the agreement to allow the pipeline to run through syria to protect the interests of their russian allies. they also announced commissioning of russian approved islamic pipeline with cooperation from iran and iraq ( العلاقات الاستراتيجيه مهمه للجميع ولكنها ليست حصرا على سوريا وايران وليست حكرا على سوريا وايران نتمنى ان تكون كل العلاقات بين دول المنطقه هي كالعلاقات السوريه والايرانيه عندما نقول بان العلاقه بيننا استراتيجيه وهامه للشرق الاوسط لا يعني باننا نحتكر هذه العلاقه ونقرر مستقبلها. gas to the mediterranean through iraq and syria with its final destination being west and southwestern europe. the islamic

robert f. kennedy jr. writes, in putin's view, the kata pipeline is a nato plot to change the status quo, deprive russia of its only foothold in the middle east, strangle the russian economy, and end russian leverage in the european energy market. this plan faced a big obstacle, the syrian government. elsewhere in his article, kennedy writes in 2009, syrians announced that they would refuse to sign the agreement to allow the pipeline to run through syria to protect the interests of their russian allies. they also announced commissioning of russian approved islamic pipeline with cooperation from iran and iraq. syria with its final destination being. west and southwestern europe, the islamic pipeline project would become a huge source of revenue for syria and iraq as well as iran. as a result, all the three countries insisted its execution. now, there were two problems: on the one hand, qatar's gas could not be transferred via syria. on the other hand, iran would gain a foothold in the european energy ma

whether it's robert f kennedy jr., cornell west, joel stein, and it feels like they can make a race ofy between themselves and the nominee. challenge they could face or that they stay home or some of that litter the third party candidate most on the left and end up needing support from most of those candidates. parked in the reference collar

neil: what about robert f. kennedy, jr.? >> robert f. time frame we did the first five candidates. he's very sharp on our issues and you know, he said all the right things just like most of the candidates that came there, but at the end of the day, you know, we've got to-- we've got to -- it's going to be the toughest decision our administration is going to make this 2024 presidential race. neil: i'm sorry, i rudely jumped on you there. i think the last time that the teamsters reported a republican candidate for president was george herbert walker bushbacher in 1988 and none since then, why is that? >> well, i think for far too long, you know, we've sided with the democrats which i'm a lifelong democrat and proud of it, but it's a different time now and different era and unfortunately people that get our endorsement in the past think they have it into perpetuity and we've got to make sure. and negotiate for a living and we want to negotiate with the candidate that's going to do the best for our members. that's what we're doing. there's n

of some of third-party candidates that are talking about running for president, whether it's robert f. kennedy., cornel west,t, bill stein. the biden's you like they can make this race a pioneer between themselves. the challenge to get faces whether it's voters on the left especially stay home or whether some of them look at the third-party candidates most of them on the left and in the leading some support on those candidates. >> host: biden campaign and reference on polls, the biden campaign says if the economy does improve they see a reflection of that come polls as we reflect on the year. what's the possibility but the expectation of that happening? >> guest: there's a big disconnect between macroeconomic outlook, recession, it doesn't look like, the good news is the economy if anything is going against a lot of only expectation. unemployment is low. inflation is contained. the stock market if you look at the 401(k) for those of 401(k)s are doing quite well. but the challenges n still higher or the still the price you pay -- >> the senate has been in recess but is now gaveling back into se

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host: he said he would vote cornell west and not robert f. kennedy, jr., who polls around 10%.there is definitely interest from republicans and democrats in rfk junior. i attended an event with scott brown. he hosted his no nbbs -- no bs barbecues. foreign policy is part of the conversation. definitely republicans who are most passionate about their opposition to nikki haley, that is on the short list ukraine getting involved in foreign wars. when you read the comments current one of the most common was about nikki haley and foreign aid so the populist group of voters, who voted for pat buchanan and gave him 40% of the vote and shook up that race, those voters are now 30 years older and with donald trump. at the same time, their support for israel among the greater population of new hampshire. an israeli company has a facility in new hampshire and were recently hit by vandals breaking windows and all that stuff. there was an immediate bipartisan reaction at the state level from legislators. it was not a partisan thing. it was this is wrong. these people work here. israel is our

you have at least two candidates right now, robert f kennedy junior and the academic cornell west whon campaigning hard in the black community, making the case that if you want change, you've got to look outside the democratic party. even if you are coming from the progressive side of things, you should look outside does -- outside the democratic party. have you heard that as you have toured through south carolina? what is your message to democratic voters who might be tempted to look to a third party this year? >> i'm not hearing that. you know that i look for the historical precipice of all of this. there's good history here. when jimmy carter was running for reelection, we had the same phenomenon. jimmy carter carried the black voting south carolina. he lost the state. dick gregory was running in the same capacity cornell west is running no. what does that give us? that gives us ronald reagan. that's what it gives us. and that's the same thing that will happen today. you know what happened was al gore. the difference in al gore and george w. bush was the difference in the third-par

what you're seeing though is robert f. kennedy jr.ht have valid access. remember, he's only got access in utah so far. but he might have valid access to actually make a significant difference in that race. can ballot access. and the last thing the biden white house and campaign wants is another candidate in the race who might if take away fromjoe biden whether it be joe manchin on a no labels candidacy -- which has not happened at this point -- robert f. kennedy can jr., cornel west. they need every single vote they can get. larry: the party of democracy has no democracy, i'm sorry. guy benson, byron york, happy new year. we appreciate it. >> thank you, larry are. larry: president biden's southern border, a complete catastrophe. we're going to talk to lifelong democrat javier palomar rest, head of the u.s. hispanic business council. he voted for biden, but i don't think he's going to do it again. i'm kudlow, we will be right back. back. ♪ little marzipan! [ laughs ] oh, my daughter gives the best hugs! we're just passing through on ou

you have at least two candidates right now, robert f kennedy junior and the academic cornell west whoard in the black community, making the case that if you want 've got to look outside the democratic party. even if you are coming from the progressive side of things, you should look outside does -- outside the democratic p.ve youe toured through south carolina? what is your message to democratic voters who might be tempted to look to a third party this year? >> i'm not hearing that. know that i look for the historical precipice of all of this. there's good history here. when jimmy carter was running for reelection, we had the same ph

host: to the extent that robert f. kennedy, jr. and cornel west, could that affect the president? guest: one of the questions is ballot access. you can run as a third-party candidate but you won't always get access on the ballot. you have to look at the dynamics between these candidates. but it will be a lot harder for biden to hold the coalition together. trump has the base with him, and has a greater chance that biden leak support from the left rather than trump on the conservative side. host: irene from new york. caller: i listened to joe biden last night and i'm tired of him. he's just talking about white supremacist all the time. he has called for this between black and white people. i am tired of him calling us white supremacist. he needs to go on to something else besides that. host: telling us what you are watching for new hampshire? guest: new hampshire is a key state in the nominating process so i'm looking to see if nikki haley can consolidate the trump skeptical vote. if she does well what is the next primary state, south carolina. if nikki haley can do well in iowa, n

independent presidential candidate robert f kennedy junior as but the 1000 signature requirement to qualify for utah's 2024 general election. he sued that state's lieutenant governor over third-party signature gathering, which won him an extended deadline. utah is the first state to qualify the independent candidate for the general election. >> 3 candidates have qualified for the next republican presidential debate. but again, the forum will be without the party's front-runner. former south carolina governor nikki haley will square off against florida governor ron desantis a week from today. that debate will be moderated by cnn and will take place at drake university in iowa. it's the final debate before the january 15th, iowa caucus. both candidates are trying to make up ground against former president trump. the former president will not participate in this latest debate. >> in sacramento, demonstrators calling for a cease-fire in gaza, interrupted the first state assembly session of the year today. just minutes after it started causing lawmakers to adjourn for the day. zach boetto was at

that he's already fallen so low that he's not even going to be active in the next debate, and robert f. kennedy, jr., he also became quite popular last summer, had a lot interview, but then he agreed that he would an independent candidate, that is, he will not stand against president biden in the primaries of the democratic party, he will be independent, then he has a problem to become... the date and get permission to collect more than 50,000 signatures in each state, we need a team in each state, how he doesn't how he doesn't want to participate as a democrat in the democratic party it will all fall on him then and he didn't even qualify how as the last interviews i see him less than 20 states he got signatures then it's very difficult to become as independent candidate. and and yes, well, how do people have such certain opinions, as you said, that trump is a monkey, we see how popular they are, it seems that only trump can have such... certain opinions and still support his rating, but since his victory in '16 we have to say he didn't win in '20 every single major candidate he supported in '

in the united states we had assassinations, don f kennedy, robert f kennedy and martin luther king.in 1968, it became like a civil war among democrats in new hampshire because of the national politics. the united states senator from minnesota run in new hampshire. lyndon johnson did not put his name on the pallet. it was clear he was going to run again.so the election was held on march 13, 1968. it was a snowy day and jea pr ty good role. johnson got 50% of the writings. de and was put in. got about 5%, 6% less, but he made his, and that left a bad feeling for new hampshire democrats. thenund mcgovern running in new hampshire against a neighboring united states governor that must be from maine. the democratic party in new hampshire. he did extraordinarily well again. winner of the new hampshire primary. at that point, a lot of democrats, among tse fee party too much, they were not excited about having the primary anymore. on the republican side, a lot took the excitement of national politics from the new hampshire republicans. so as 1975 came t clear we were about to give up our pri

reputation for picking up books that other publishers ther dropped or passed on, including books by robert f kennedy jr. woody allen. garrison keillor, norman mailer, and others. and in other news, just in time for the beginning of the presidential primary season, nbc news's matt dixon will release his new book, which is a look at the political and personal relationship between florida governor ron desantis and former president donald trump. mr. dixon, who spent some time in florida as the bureau chief for politico, has titled his debut book swamp monsters. trump versus desantis. the publication. date january 9th. publishers weekly describes the book as a quote, rollicking study of cutthroat republican politics and beginning now on about books. an interview with john sargent. mr. sargeant is the former ceo of macmillan publishers and the author of this new book, turning pages the adventures and misadventures of a publisher. book tv's john mcardle sat down with him recently to talk about his memoir about four decades in the publishing industry. and joining us now in about books, it's john sargent. he

robert f kennedy jr. is an independent running for president and joins me now. what did you learn from new hampshire? >> i guess i -- one of the messages is that nikki haley spent $31 million there and $37 million in iowa and did not perform that well. i think, you know, it seems what biden, president biden said last night that trump is the presumptive winner of the election, i think that is true. i think what you said is true, that president biden is not going to -- is probably not going to campaign that democrats are relying on court cases and to try to derail the election, to keep president trump off the ballot, that is a very bad strategy, it is bad for democracy. i think it is bad for the democratic party. it is bad for everybody. >> jesse: it sure is. he wouldn't debate you, looks like he will not debate trump or campaign. where does that leave r.f.k. jr. in this mix here? >> well, you know, i'm already -- my favorability ratings are better than president trump or president biden. i am beating both president trump and president biden in all americans under

and was john f kennedy the candidate? and robert, who was his top political adviser? and as it happened. john f kennedy called martin luther king. all right. sorry, called coretta king. and robert called judge and eventually turned out to be more effective. eventually, the martin luther king was released. but fred, talk a little bit about what went into that decision. well, i think here it's worth giving a shout out. i think two, maybe two people in particular. one is harris wofford, who i mentioned before. the other is sergeant shriver. and there were others in the campaign who basically said, we need to show what we're about in this case. and i think to robert's point, it was also they thought the smart thing politically to do this is a voting this is something that actually could help swing this election and. and it did. and it did. and john f kennedy pick up the phone called, mrs. king. robert kennedy was initially skeptical, shall we say, of that decision. but. but. but decided for his. because the two brothers were ultimately on the same page. that he was going t

robert f kennedy junior running as an independent. and so it's not as easy for the press to just come out and say biden equals democracyee, when democrats inside the party, independent leaning left, people are having their own questions about biden. well, i'm speaking on the assumption that that's a general election choice. i'm obviously the democratic party, but it's not like it's t going to be a general election choiceecause you have two independent candidates and robert f kennedy jr and cornel west. well, right. sure yeah, but that ishe general election, right? i mean, and there's an editorial role to ke endorsements. i mean, we have the washington post editorial page. you have columnists. i don't think news organizations need to take a political stand on an election, but you can lay out the stakes for amerin democracy in vivid detail and say if tru's the nominee, this republican nominee has been participating in schemes that have been called criminal across the board to overturn the last election has still not accepted defeat in t

. >> presidential hopeful, robert f. kennedyjr., officially made it onto utah's 2024 bella as an independent presidential candidate. that is the first state where he has been successful after abandoning his bid for the democratic nomination. mr. kennedy released the following video on instagram. >> 39% of u.s. adults identify. >> i'm here to declare myself as an independent candidate. >> let's go take back our country. >> and c-span continues its coverage of campaign 2024, our american history tv viewers on c-span2 will look back at historic campaign speeches. getting saturday, january 13, viewers will hear speeches from campaigns passed including from ron reagan, john mccain and more. next, a preview of our first two weeks of this series. first, a speech from oprah winfrey, then we will rewind to a 2004 speech from john kerry, and another from 1996 with bob dole. >> iowa! [cheers] my goodness. hello. [cheers] hello. [cheers] hello. [cheers] my goodness, at last i am here. [cheers] you know, so much has been said about what my j

robert f kennedy junior says he cell interest, i expect a new surge, they want to bring in as many peoplewhat do you say. >> if he does all he can, that is that he pays his taxes on time. that's absurd. he's done nothing. he has authority in statute to close the border at will. i was at the border three weeks ago and asked border patrol if there's one thing we can get the president to do what would you wanted to be? they said the weight in mexico policy donald trump had. if we can get that we believe the illegal entries will be reduced by 70%. if president biden would do that, we can get a deal on capitol hill but he won't and i don't know why. stuart: i wish i could show you the video we got from new york city migrant mob beating up two new york city police officers. this is just boiling over. last 20 seconds to you, congressman. >> our mission is to keep americans safe, the mexican drug cartels, high time we tell the truth about it and act accordingly. stuart: thanks as ever as always for joining us, we appreciate it. squad member cory busch confirmed the justice barbato opened an inves

looking at robert f kennedy or cornel west. this is where the dynamic harms biden. trump has been doing -- not doing the debates, he will start to be directly appealing. he's had general excellent hispanic support in the past, that will continue to increase and base collapsing is interesting. base was collected based on rage and anger and fear. now we have the economy in fox news poll, young people saying interestingly because they are not dumb, it is economy and foreign situation, the wars. everybody is noticing this, even whether or not you are on tiktok, notice something happened to your life directly. you have to let go of luxury of voting based on emotional framework and that has failed. >> harris: dagen. >> dagen: this is not new this has been a trend with latino voter, with black voters, with young voters. we can sit here for how many days to list off the problems. >> harris: you are special, take the weekend. >> dagen: he continues to cave into the far left of his apartment on a few issues, on immigration and student loans. 60% of americans and even people u