so, robert f. kennedy, jr. will help us restore the integrity of our food supply because our sta will be run by a farmer. our educational system, qualified teachers and not the government will run the classroom. we are going to tackle the mental health crisis with guidance from doctors who put health above pharmaceutical bonuses. it is only going to be that kind of set up that will help us not to feel trapped in government. natural healing is not about policy but how we communicate with each other. it's about love, trust and respect and a lot of people have been turned off by politics not only by the failure of government but because the way these political conversations are are happening. you can barely call them conversations in fact. it's more like a shouting match and each side agrees the other side is horrible. if we will heal as a nation we have to stop seeing each other that way. we have to respect each other enough to actually listen otherwise how will we restore any semblance of coherent conversation?

so robert f. kennedy, jr. will help us secure the integrity of our food supply because usda will be run by a real farmer. i cannot wait for that. we will restore the spirit of our educational system by allowing qualified teachers, not the government, to run the classroom. and you know what? we are going to tackle the mental health crisis with guidance from doctors who put health above pharmaceutical bonuses. it is only going to be that set up that will allow us to feel trapped in government. national healing is not just about policy, it is how we communicate, love, trust, respect and a lot of people have been turned off not only because of failure, but because of the way political conversations are happening. the tone and how they talking to each other. you can barely call them conversations. it is a shouting match and each side agrees the people on the other side are abhorrent. we have to stop thinking of each other that way. we have to respect each other enough to actually listen, otherwise how will we resto

robert f. kennedy, jr.'mpaign said he had secured a ballot access in california, the mo populous state. that makes four statetotal work he is already on the ballot cluding utah, hawaii, and michan and another six where he has met the signature threshold. his campaign called on president biden to get out of the race, calling the incumbent siler. a video of the campaign released on the internal holding. -- polling. >> i am the director of content and team candidate, and today we will be talking about numbers. by now you probably know robert f. kennedy, jr. is running as independent candidate for president of the united states. >> spoiler candidate. >> candidemia spoiler. >> is bobby really a spoiler? we looked into it and know we have the answers. most polls are conducted by mainstream media outlets and typically they have 1000 to 3000 respondents and those bulls have a 3% margin of error. we conducted a nationwide poll of over 25,000 respondents, and our margin of error was .6%. that makes it by far the most

and it is robert f kennedy jr.'s capital c-span also covered a press conference held this past week by the poor people's campaign, which announced a mass march on washington this summer. poor and low wage voters are saying in this season that we our vote, our demands and not merely support for candidates and what we're doing is mobilizing those votes and saying to candidates, if you want these votes, then talk to poor and low wage folk. the number one reason poor low wage vote. do not vote, according to the study, is awaken. a sleeping giant is nobody talks to them. we have debate after debate for senate for president and the issues that affect poor and low wage persons do not come up. we had in 19 in 2020 a bill come up to pass a living wage of $15, an hour in a union which would have lifted 52 million poor and low wage americans out of poverty and low wage 43% of african americans alone. most of the persons would have been white and women and eight democrat right. and 49 republicans said no to 52 million american

environmental attorney robert f. kennedy jr., son of the late senator, rfk, making his debut on "the beat" tonight. >> thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> let's start at the beginning. if you became president, what would change in people's lives? >> our country would change a lot. i have promised a wind down of forever wars, which both -- which president trump promised and has not done. i would align merger of state and corporate power, the capture of our industries by the industries they're supposed to regulate. we have a chronic disease epidemic the in our country that's costing $4.3 trillion a year. it's five times our military government. i'd stop the line in government the day i come into office. i'm going to issue an executive order that any government official -- american public in conjunction with his federal duties will be dismissed. i'm going to address the issues at the control of our agricultural agencies by the processed food companies. we now have 1,000 ingredients in this country that are illega

robert f kennedy junior pushed to gain ballot access across the country.s, some as vice president harris' campaign stops in detroit and pennsylvania. first a look at the results from tuesday's primary in indiana where president biden was uncontested in the democratic presidential primary. on the republican side, former president donald trump had 78.3% of the presidential primary vote. nikki haley, who dropped out in march, had nearly 22%. down the hoosier state ballot, retiring u.s. senator mike brown won the republican primary for governor. the nonpartisan cook political report -- the state senator brown leaves open also has two primary winners. gop congressmen jim banks and democrat valeriecr. the indianapolis star notes representative banks is favorite to win. it democrat has not one statewide office since 2012. one from indiana's primary, in the seventh district, the current dean of iiana's congressional delegation, democrat andre carson, easily won his primary. the candidate whwothe gop primary however died in march. republicans in the district will s

by now, you probably know that robert f kennedy jr is running as an independent candidate for president of the united states. but you probably have heard of him spoken about like this. spoiler candidate, a spoiler, spoiler called kennedy a spoiler. a spoiler. but is this really true? i mean, is bobby really a spoiler in this election? we looked into it and now we have the answers. now the preface here is that most polls are conducted by mainstream media outlets, and typically they have 1000 to 3000 or so respondents per poll. and most of those polls have about a plus or -3% margin of error. while we conducted a nationwide poll of over 25,000 respondents and our margin of error was 0.6%. that makes it by far the most accurate predictor of the 2024 election that we have thus far. all right, let's dive into the maps. this is the head to head matchup between biden and trump. trump with to 94 and biden with to 44. trump wins by 50. electoral votes. and if you're a political nerd like myself, you know that that is not very close. and with bobby as a third party candidate, biden only picks up

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i'm from pennsylvania. >> i'm hector roose from florida. >> nominate robert f. kennedy, jr.. anti- two-party system we have seen in our lifetime. >> moment, settle down. they have nominated robert f. kennedy, jr.. and he is a member of the libertarian party. >> he is, madam chair. chair, i confirm he is a basic sustaining member. he is a basic sustaining member. it is my understanding he did turn in nomination papers that had the required amount of signatures on them. does he accept the nomination? >> >> do you want me to call him and ask him if he accepts the nominaonringing. good morning. i'm at the podium. accept the nomination. he's going to get back to us. >> madam chair -- to microphone three. >> thank you. i do believe it is in the policy manual if you are a speaker at the convention, you have to sign to say you will not seek the mination for president for the libertarian party, therefore his nomination iou. >> i'm going to give you my ruling and another piece of information. mr. kennedy did not sign any such agreement.3. and it was not during business hours or on the

by now you probably know robert f. kennedy, jr.running as independent candidate for president of the united states. >> spoiler candidate. >> candidemia spoiler. >> is bobby really a spoiler? we looked into it and know we have the answers. most polls are conducted by mainstream media outlets and typically they have 1000 to 3000 respondents and those bulls have a 3% margin of error. we conducted a nationwide poll of over 25,000 respondents, and our margin of error was .6%. that makes it by far the most accurate predictor of the 2024 election we have so far. this is a head-to-head matchup between biden and trump. trump wins by 50 electoral votes, and you know that is not very close, and with bobby as a third party candidate biden on the picks up two additional states. here is where it gets interesting. in a head-to-head matchup robert f. kennedy, jr. wins 376 versus joe biden 171. now that is what we call a landslide. what is crazier about these numbers is when you look at the ad spend, biden and spent $136 million, and we spent a lit

f. kennedy. joining me in this "sunday morning futures" exclusive is presidential candidate robert f. ith. mr. kennedy, thanks very much for joining me this morning. >> thanks for having me, maria. maria: so your reaction to you not being offered this position. have you heard from the campaigns or from cnn or a abc to ask your, your plausibility of being on that debate stage? >> we are in discussions with cnn. cnn published a list of four criteria for candidates getting in the debate with, and we have shown cnn that we meet all of those criteria and that president trump and president biden cannot meet those criteria. the key, one of the who two sort of key piece of, key criterion is that every candidate has to have, if on the ballots in enough states to get 270 electoral votes by june 20th, and we will be, we will qualify for that. president trump and president biden cannot qualify for that because they don't have any electoral votes at this time. they are presumptive nominees for their party, but they themselves are not on the ballot. i will be the only one on the ballot. the other cr

robert f. kennedy jr. asting trump over covid lockdowns. >> greatest restriction on individual liberties this country has ever known. >> linsey: maryalice parks joins us now. there was question whether robert f. kennedy might secure the libertarian nomination. it would go a long way in insuring he was on every state ballot but it seems like that won't happen. >> reporter: it was sort of a surprise he went for it. there was no real appetite for him in the room. the libertarian party members i talked to say they like some of his ideas, but they wanted someone who had been a member of their party. they viewed him as more of a former democrat. linsey. >> thank you. >>> tributes are pouring in tonight for golfer grayson murray after his sudden and shocking death. the new details coming in about the cause of death and the emotional reaction from his fellow golfers. here's abc's alex presha. >> reporter: tonight, the golf world in mourning after news that pga golfer grayson murray died by sueson. his parents relea

>>> the eye-opening headline tonight involving presidential candidate robert f. kennedy jr. "the new york times" reporting on a deposition during which rfk jr. says doctors once found a parasite, a dead worm, in his brain. what his campaign is now saying about this tonight. >>> the scare at a middle school today. students and teachers sickened, some taken to the hospital. the readings inside one classroom. >>> cruise ship stabbing spree. tonight, a crew member arrested, several injured, including a 75-year-old passenger. >>> that alarming site on the runway. a fedex jet forced to land without its nose gear. >>> tonight, the major headline here involving the former interpreter and close friend of dodgers star shohei ohtani. >>> and america strong tonight, the babies born. one named johnny cash, the other named june carter, in the same hospital. the families had no idea. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin tonight with breaking news. the vote just moments ago. the sudden effort to oust house speaker mike johnson. the boos

environmental attorney robert f. kennedy jr. son of the late senator and u.s. attorney general robert f. kennedy. making his beat debut on the beat tonight. >> thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me, ari. >> glad to have you. let's start at the beginning. if you became president, what would change in people's lives? >> our country would change a lot. what i promise to do is wind down the forever wars. which both president trump promised to do. but has not done. unwind the merger of state and corporate power. the capture of our agencies by the industries they are supposed to regulate. i would immediately address the issue of chronic disease. we have a chronic disease epidemic that is causing us $4.3 trillion a year. it is five times our military budget. i will issue an executive order that any government official that lies to the american public in conjunction with his federal duties will be dismissed. i am going to address the issues, the control of our agricultural agencies, by the processed food companies, we now have a thousand ingredients in this cou

[overlapping chatter] ndide robert f. kennedy, jr. a number of states to they gained blot access. those are the 14 state's and dark purple on this map. among them are california and texas. next, some of our rally el in texas to celebrate meeting the lone star state's ballot petitioning the threshold and deadline. >> we had a historic in texas. just0 signatures. that's more than any presidential candidacy in the history of texas. and in the history of our country. the texas changed the rules. that doubled the number of signatures they needed to b bect nobody would ever be able to do it. but the pundits, you heard them from the beginning of this campaign were saying it would be impossible for us to get on the and we got on the ballot in texas andf you can get on in texas, we can get on everywhere. taxes only gave us 45 days to collect 100 13,000 signatures. we got more than double that. and i was just upstairs talking to the team, i was just completing the signature and they said we are on the way to new york tonight because new york is

. >> reporter: independent robert f. kennedy jr. who spoke to the same audience on friday -- >> no more propaganda. >> was briefly considered today to be the party's 2024 nominee, but was quickly voted out by libertarian delegates. >> robert f. kennedy jr., 2.70%. it hasn't stopped kay, trump, or even president biden from trying to make inroads with third party voters. biden skipped the libertarian convention, speaking to military cadets instead at west point's ommencement, a white house tradition nothing is guaranteed about our democracy in america. every generation has an obligation to defend it. >> and julie joins us here on set. so julie, mr. trump is heading back to court in new york later this week, and people are already lining up? >> standing in line since saturday, hoping to witness the closing arguments in trump's hush money trial which will begin on tuesday. a verdict could come as soon as this week. >> we will see. julie circuit, thanks very much. >>> to the sports world now, stunned and reeling after the family of one of

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the argument several of these candidates were arguing here is more from independent candidate robert f kennedylking about former president trump'sing of the covid-19 pandemic. [video clip] -- host: moreproceedings from the libertarian national convention, not robert f kennedy. is folks speaking. [video clip] >>order. >> you will alienate 43egates? you are doing it right now. the media sees you doing it right now. >> no, this is a vote. >> i would like to propose that we go tell d to go fuck himself. >> that was are the libertarian convention looking to nominate need to give that time to non-libertarians. this is not a gop convention. >> you guys come out we are almost through it. please settle down. >> i vote to vacate the chair. >> point of order. >> madam chair, point of order. madam chair, point of order. >> you are still on and there was a point of d i had a good answer for him. the number of delegates in question would not invalidate any of the results because it requires two thirds and we have host:debate at the libertarian national president donald trump speak at the convention, which h

and more states and cnn's even mechanic and has more on rfk juniors ballot access strategy robert f. >> kennedy jr. is on a state-by-state mission to get his name on the ballot we will have ballot access by the end of july if his campaign reaches that goal, it could solidify kennedy status as a major one. wow card. >> in an november rematch between president joe biden and former president donald trump using he can win. >> absolutely. yeah, the road is wide open for a third party candidate to be successful this time around, at this point, the independent candidate has qualified for the ballot in five states. michigan, a key battleground plus california hawaii, utah, and delaware. the kennedy campaign also says it has collected enough signatures to appear on the ballot in seven additional states. including nevada, new hampshire, north carolina, and ohio and align super-pattern spent more than $2 million on collecting signatures to help kennedy gain ballot access. but has since abandoned those plants. deferring to the campaign. >> a kennedy campaign official tells cnn it never planned on relying o

just look at the candidacy of robert f. kennedyich is based on the idea that covid has, that vaccines have killed millions of people and covid hasn't. that is factually untrue, but it is being pushed out by him and other right wing sources, podcasts, social media posts, et cetera, so that people believe these things because it's convenient for them to believe. >> yeah. really interesting when you break it down that way, which is why we want to talk to you.

. >> reporter: independent candidate robert f. kennedy junior who spoke to the same audience on friday. >> no more propaganda. >> reporter: was briefly considered to be the party's 2024 nominee but was quickly voted out by the libertarian delegates. >> robert f. kennedy jr. 2.07%. >> reporter: it hasn't stopped rfk, trump or even president biden from trying to make inroads with third-party voters. biden skipped the libertarian convention, speaking to mill tar cadets instead at west point's commencement, a white house tradition. >> nothing is guaranteed about our democracy in america. every generation has an obligation to defend it. >> the former president's supporters lining up since saturday outside of that new york city courtroom, closing arguments, by the way, don't begin until tuesday, but we do expect a verdict as soon as this week. back to you. >> julie, thank you. >>> there are horrific pictures coming out of gaza this morning as an israeli air strike on rafah killed dozens according to the local health ministry. the barrage hit a

host: robert f. kennedy, jr. and if you want to see more of that forum you are welcome to go to our website at c-span.org and you can also see it on the pp. -- you can also see it on the app. you can make comments on candidates or any other matter in the world. u.s. day-to-day -- usa today highlights that the presidential primary season marches on as president biden and former president trump continue to increase their delegate total. three states, west virginia, maryland, nebraska vote in the presidential primary on tuesday, may 14. both biden and trump have secured the delegates they need to become their party's nominee. it also highlights when it comes to the various states involved, project lead when it comes to the maryland primary election, residents will vote for their party's presidential nominee, for two senate come in eight house seats. mr. trump and mr. biden will headline their party's ballots but will be accompanied by candidates like nikki haley and dean phillips and author marion williamson on the

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i spoke with robert f kennedy junior yesterday, he says it's collusion.e you expecting out of these debates, june 27th and september 10th. >> right. right. well, i think we're going to see what we pretty much expect to seem i think president trump is going to be pretty aggressive with the facts of what has happened over the last three and-a-half years. i think president biden is going to struggle to get through some of this narrative and i expect the media to take biden's side, president biden's side on the whole thing. but i would say this, maria. this is the two starting debates. there's no limit to how many they can have. it's not limited to these. and i think it should be opened up. this is the presidency of the united states of america and critical times. we have a lot of questions to answer and we need to see both of these individuals in their top form answering these tough he's questions because we've got to get our country medded back into a different --hooded back into a different -- headed back into a different direction. maria: do you want to s

you're talking robert f kennedy jr. of course. yes.e. i don't think he has much of a chance at all, but he as third party candidate could could tip the election or tip the outcome one way or the other. and i think that as of now, most ofhe reading by pundits and taking more support from biden. he is from trump, of course, could change one thing that is probably going to change is lev. robert f kennedy jr which i think as today wasike 14 percentage points. and in the real clear politics overall polling average. i think that that number likely to decline to shrink■■g'. most third party candidates in the united states o a ross peroo indeed did have a pretty sizable the 1992 election. d i's still debated today whether he siphoned more support from george clinton. but still, he was example. well, most third party candidates lose sut as election draws near because people just don't want to feel like they've lost their vote and that they'gxomebody who has no f winning. and i think that i think that robert f kennedy probably faces the same dil

she's robert f. kennedy jr.'s vice presidential pick.t be the only thing you know about her, unless you're a part of a subculture of new age influencers who have come to believe western medicine is a scam. joining us now, senior reporter, brandy, you did a deep dive on nicole. tell me about her. who is she? >> she is the ex-wife of google founder, now probably a billionaire herself because of that divorce settlement. and she had a really tumultuous 2020. a lot of us did, right, april 2020 is a really important time for nicole shanahan. imagine your life during april 2020. it was a scary time. pandemic was coming. lockdowns were here. that made a lot of people fall into this sort of wellness, conspiracy theory trap. with nicole shanahan something else happened in april 2020, and she got an autism diagnosis for her 18-month-old daughter. that diagnosis for a lot of people who get a diagnosis of autism with kids, sent her down this rabbit hole of online junk. junk research, junk blog posts, junk influencers who sold her a bill of goods that

also, robert f. kennedy jr., a third-party candidate, was in the double digits, 12%, 13%.y going to pick up the votes, or is that an anger people are expressing now because they're not happy with the choices? who do you think he would hurt most? >> yeah, you know, jonathan, it's hard to say. this reminds me of 1992 with ross perot, almost 19 million votes, no electoral college votes, but affected the race for george h.w. bush. as we continue with our interventions abroad and people feel pocketbook issues at home, i think that conversation closer to october will be much more clear as to the effect of rfk jr. and the worm in his head. >> and the worm in his head. >>> on that note, we will leave it. public scholar fellow at the city college of new york, professor christina greer, thank you, as always. >>> up next, the house blocked marjorie taylor greene's attempt to oust speaker johnson. what her party is saying about the failure. >>> also, outside of the courthouse in lower manhattan, stormy daniels returned to the witness stand for a second day of testimony in donald trump

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independent presidential candidate robert f. kennedy jr. speaking to convention delegates today. >> i'm going to speak about the united states constitution and particularly, the bill of rights. a lot of people don't realize at the articles of the constitution don't grant citizens any rights or freedoms whatsoever. that was real problem to some of the founding fathers. in particular to george mason. mason wrote a pamphlet during the convention that opposed the new government. that pamphlet was so convincing that the other framers of the constitution felt that it was too much of a hazard. that the constitution was in danger not being ratified. that's when james madison came to the rescue, drafting the bill of rights. the first ten amendments of the united states constitution. originally, madison felt that the bill of rights was unnecessary because it was obvious to him that the government couldn't exert powers that the constitution had not assigned to it. everybody in this hall knows, governments don't like to limit themselves. instead, they

robert f kennedy jr which i think as today was like 14 percentage points.n the real clear politics overall polling average. i think that that number as the election draws nearer is is likely to decline to shrink. and that's been the case with. most third party candidates in the united states over time. you mentioned a ross perot who indeed did have a pretty sizable showing in the 1992 election. and it's still debated today whether he siphoned more support from george h.w. or bill clinton. but still, he was a i think he was an unusual example. well, most third party candidates lose support as election draws near because people just don't want to feel like they've lost their vote and that they're wasting their vote on somebody who has no chance of winning. and i think that i think that robert f kennedy probably faces the same dilemma that he's he's not going to win. and his and his support is going to shrink as election day gets closer. of course, we can say that six months out or eight months out, and we don't know. and it's like a lot of these predictions,

donald trump, meanwhile, is going on the offensive against robert f. kennedy jr.o posted to truth social last night, trump ripped the independent presidential candidate accusing him of lying about being anti-vaccine. it comes as repeat polls show kennedy taking a sizable portion of the vote away from both trump and president biden in several battleground states. here is some of that new video. >> so republicans get it out of your mind that you're going to vote for his guy because he's conservative. he's not. and for those of you that want to vote because you think he's an anti-vaxxer, he's not really an anti-vaxxer. that's only his political moment. i'd even take biden over junior because our country would last about a year or two longer than it would with junior. we'd collapse almost immediately, and his family a radical left, a crazy left, a bunch of lunatics, would take over. and our country will die very quickly. so rfk's views on vaccines are fake as is everything else about his candidacy. he is not a republican so don't think you're going to vote for him and

you're talking robert f kennedy jr. of course. yes. i think the chances of winning the election is next to none. i don't think he has much of a chance at all, but he as a third party candidate could could tip the election or tip the outcome one way or the other. and i think that as of now, most of the reading by pundits and and others suggest he's probably taking more support from biden. he is from trump, of course, could change one thing that is probably going to change is the level of support for. robert f kennedy jr which i think as today was like 14 percentage points. and in the real clear politics overall polling average. i think that that number as the election draws nearer is is likely to decline to shrink. and that's been the case with. most third party candidates in the united states over time. you mentioned a ross perot who indeed did have a pretty sizable showing in the 1992 election. and it's still debated today whether he siphoned more support from george h.w. or bill clinton. but still, he was a i think he was an unusual

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