visit ncicap.org] robert f. kennedy jr.: thank you. >> bobby! bobby! bobby! robert f. kennedy jr.: thank you. thank you very much, arizona. [cheering] we are launching tonight our ballot petition drive in this state. we need 43,000 signatures. and we have until august to get them but i'm expecting that we're going to do it a lot quicker than that. initiative, ballot petition drive on in this state, we need to name all of our electors. those electors who couple of days after the election will go to the capitol and cast their votes for may. we got those electors very quickly. they have to be people that are trusted, won't take a bribe, who share the values of this campaign. i want to thank all of our electors who are here tonigh prior to launching the ballot initiative, ballot petition drive on in this state, we need to name all of our electors. a cd for the first time the quinnipiac poll that just came out, and it has me leading both president biden and president trump among young people. [cheering] among people under 35, americans under 35 years of age. last month, it s

out front in salt lake city. >> ready for kennedy '24. >> reporter: robert f kennedy jr. hitting the campaign trail in utah as part of his long shot bid to win the presidency. >> i'm here to declare myself an independent candidate. >> reporter: now setting his sights on the white house as an independent. >> the democrats are frightened that i'm going to spoil the election for president biden. and the republicans are frightened that i'm going to spoil it for president trump. >> reporter: for some utah voters it's a message that has appeal. >> i'm planning on voting for rfk just because we need a bit of diversity in this political climate nowadays. i think it's gotten too much, you know, red and blue. the world's not black and white. >> reporter: the campaign is hoping to gain traction with young voters. >> we have a whole generation of kids who, you know, from the american dream is just a broken promise. >> i was hesitant to want to vote for another lesser of two evils and all of a sudden rfk jr. popped up on my feed. >> reporter: he voted for trump in the last election, b

speeches in the 1980's, and consistent with what i've said, and some cite the famous debate with robert kennedy in the '60s. speech writers say consistently that the first place they always started with mining reagan's previous speeches because they agreed that there was consensus that reagan was his own best speech writer. so, i see-- now, as reagan assumed office this happened most when he became governor of california and became president and, you know, he said things with more nuance than he did as a private citizen. and, but to some extent that change happened when he was running for president. >> if i could add quickly, on that tony dolan even says in various places, interviews and so forth, that when people asked him how did you write so well for reagan, he said because i went and read reagan. >> if you ever -- you should look at the westminster address and look at the dolan draft and then look what reagan does to it. and there are places where re

and the highest margin in american political history is 20%, and for robert kennedy and cornel west is right at 30% which is interesting. >>> and now, coming to the president of harvard is some who haven been critical of her of her anti-semitism comments on capitol hill. >>> and now, elon musk has allowed alex jones back on twitter, and why does he want him there? >> one of harvard's governing bodies is meeting again today as the president is facing pressure to step udine gay is one of thet black presidents of harvard. and after the testimony on capitol hill about antis anti-semitism, there is growing backlash. much of the faculty is actually backing gay, and more than 600 faculty members have signed a petition in support of her, and jason carroll is now joining us from cambridge, massachusetts, and so, do we have sense of what is going on and what is being discussed in the meetings? >> well, first, let me tell you that it is clear from the petition that claudine gay has the supporters on campus, and yesterday, the number was at 300, and today, more than 600, but what is also clear is

so i'm wondering the after mentions, none of you are given the chance and robert kennedy left to rune said that he was not getting any sort of sympathy or support from the party. do you think the party is icing you out? >> absolutely, as well as media sources that pretty much do their bidding and it is wrong. we were talking about he haley earlier. i am higher in the polls and yet to hear some of the people within the democratic establishment talk about it and some of the television networks, you would think that i did not even exist. but it's more than that. it has a lot to do with where there seems to be a strategized pattern of shutting down these primaries and it's not a good thing at all. it's not good for the democrats or for america. >> and within the democratic party pulling higher, okay. so how do you change that? >> i think a lot of it has to do with letting people know that this is happening and other than that, it has to do with lawyers, professionals and it's not right how hard it is in this country. i don't care what your party is, it should not be this hard for the ave

. >> robert f kennedy talkbout the facts of homelessnessn the u.s. d how it correlates with housing prices and inflation. this event is about 40 minutes. is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] robert f. kennedy jr.: thank you. thank you very much, arizona. [cheering] i was watching tonight our ballot petition drive in this state. we need 43,000 signatures. and we have until august to get them but i'm expecting that we're going to do it a lot quicker than that. prior to launching the ballot initiative, ballot petition drive on in this state, we need to name all of our electors. those electors who couple of days after the election will go to the capitol and cast their votes for may. we got those electors very quickly. they have to be people that are trusted, won't take a bribe, who share the values of this campaign. i want to thank all of our electors who are here tonight. [applause] a couple of minutes ago, i read for the first time the quinnipiac poll that just came out, and it has me leading both president biden and pr

and it brought to mind how robert kennedy talked about jf during the cuban missile crisis, where we have a chapter his two speeches, an airstrike speech, a blockade speech and anyone who was involved in the speech, everyone was involved in airstrike speech, denies, denied later having any knowledge of it. so all the people who wrote and we identify in the book who wrote most of it say it wasn't me and i for the first time i understood it because these things are so difficult. the moments or moments so heightened, the decisions have such that that if you go in a direction that in retrospect you wish you hadn't you the mind robert kennedy once said you know our minds doing some funny things to us and your mind does do some funny things to you. this is a must read. it is an extraordinary history that is based on what really could have happened, that would would have happened, but what could happened. jeff nussbaum, thank you so much for writing notes on deliver the never heard speeches that would have rewritten history. it can be for you can purchase it here you can purchase it at w w w the

. >> 2020 four independent pridential candidate robert f. kennedy, jr. recently met with voters in phoenix, azona. he talked about the challenges young voters face when it comes to financial stability and discussed the impa of homelessness in the u.s. and h it correlates with housing prices and and nation. this event is about 40 minutes. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] robert f. kennedy jr.: thank you. thank you very much, arizona. [cheering] i was watching tonight our ballot petition drive in this state. we need 43,000 signatures. and we have until august to get them but i'm expecting that we're going to do it a lot quicker than that. prior to launching the ballot initiative, ballot petition drive on in this state, we need to name all of our electors. those electors who couple of days after the election will go to the capitol and cast their votes for may. we got those electors very quickly. they have to be people that are trusted, won't take a bribe,

chairman jordan chose the platform of robert kennedy jr. days after he trafficked an anti-semitic conspiracy theories suggesting jews were responsible for covid. can i not help but note that although this resolution strongly condemns and dedenounces anti-semitism, its authors carefully avoided mentioning any of the obvious instances of anti-semitism coming from their own leaders. the resolution is flawed in other ways as well. for example, the resolution implicitly compares some peaceful protestors with the january 6 rioters and insurrectionists. i suppose they have their reasons for that. more problematically, the resolution suggests that all anti-zionist -- it states all anti-zionism is anti-semitism. that is disingenuous-o factually wrong. many of my former constituents in grabbing brooklyn, many whose families rose from the ashes of the hall cost. the authors if they were familiar with jewish history and culture should know about jewish anti-zionism that was an is extremely not anti-semitic. this resolution ignores the fact that even to

at the moment, the only likely someone else is robert kennedy, jr., who opposes continuation. assistanceraine, independent, is already literally falling apart, not only politically, the entire infrastructure of the country is collapsing. an overnight cyber attack on the largest ukrainian mobile operator threw 24 million subscribers out of its coverage area. according to the director of the company, pavel chernyshov, hackers were able to damage 30% of the virtual network, with the remaining healthy ones. are under threat of flooding, and now even under threat of collapse. these shots were taken this morning at labedinskaya station. they demonstrate the social catastrophe to which the ukrainian capital has sunk; hundreds of people, deprived, as we understand it, of mobile communications, stand in queues of many kilometers to enter the metro. literally last century. the war fatigue of the people is colossal now, but... while zelensky is begging the us for money to win at any cost, 45% of residents of the front-line regions are ready to stop the fighting at any cost , even if they have to re

john pistole kennedy, robert kennedy junior that can even get involved in the democratic primary. as crazy as i think he is, you would think the name kennedy, would at least have the ability to compete. when a system is that close, it tells you everything. i think the primary, i could tell you exactly -- if i was king for a day, i would put in a computer system and basically program the computer to give me diversity in every district. if you still want oversight, you would have basically a committee to evaluate, and if they stay within 3% of the computer model, it can be human driven, and outside of 3% it can be computer-driven. would they do it? i don't think so. because they have a good business model, why would you change it? it will be state-by-state. molly: anybody else? i think that is all the time we have. thank you. sen. manchin:, who are detainedn russia on

i'll let the trump campaign worry about wacko robert kennedy. >> neil: your views on him. was expressing real frustration with biden in general. that if this is the guy, we're in deep do do. it's almost too late to change the guy, isn't it? >> i don't think that's what the the president was saying. i was with him a couple weeks ago when i introduced him at an event. we talked a lot about this race. he wasn't saying that. what he's saying to folks is it's time to focus. it's time to be concerned. it's time to do whatever you can to help joe biden. joe biden is going to be the democratic nominee and he should be. he beat donald trump once and he can beat him again. let's not pretenned that it's not gooing to be close. last time was very close. this election is going to be close no matter who the nominees are. >> neil: isn't that the problem with joe biden? isn't the reason he's snapping at people and angry at people about positioning, isn't it on him ultimately? that's the problem. who you're stuck with. >> no, i don't think that's right. the truth is every incumbent that ha

and robert f. kennedy jr. spent a lot of times saying things on podcasts where the audience is more receptive to those things where he's speaking to people who are thick to the way he views the world. and it's clear if you watch some of the videos and the clips and the interviews he's done in mainstream outlet, he tries to revise what he says in those platforms and in those forums as he's now trying to appeal to a wider audience and run for president. i thought it was very important to try to figure out, okay, what does he actually -- what is he going to be if he were to be elected president. is it the guy on the podcasts or the new version. i think it was very clear from the interview that he really does -- he doubled down on all the comments that have been problematic or seen as problematic from some of these things. he said he you stacked them together, but he kwlamed he said no vaccine is safe and effective when we were able to show him the video of him saying that on a podcast. he did go on to say, again,

video. worked in this part of the white house when you remember the crisis in which john and robert kennedyphs during the caribbean stroll during this two week period, instead of these historical photographs we will remember this. they should be playing this video on election day, november 5th. first lady jove biden faces criticism on social media after posting a white christmas video houses. the main theme is magic, magic performed by the legendary tap dance ensemble. they performed a dance dressed as a nutcracker. most of our viewers called this video a nutcracker that went crazy. he's lashing out at his advisers, even accusing justice secretary merrick garland of allowing charges to be brought against his son, and there's panic in the white house over the impending impeachment inquiry. watch to the end, a party in the white house, and the weather outside is just terrible, but the white house so delightful, and since we know what we need to come to, let there be an impeachment investigation, biden even feels sorry for leaving afghanistan and ukraine. employees of the white house, this vid

um, i think the person that is best described the us relationship with israel was actually, robert kennedy - jr. who said very clearly that israel is like an aircraft carrier in the middle east for the us. he didn't by the way talk about the israeli people, he simply... talked about israel as instrument of us power in the middle east, he described them as basically their spies, um, their ability to interfere in middle east affairs, which of course we've seen definitely here in syria for the last 13 years, um and ongoing israeli aggression against syria, including two days ago, the bombing again of damascus international airport, um, and he described them - as um the us bullow in the area, particularly against the rising power of the east, in other words of iran, russia, china, so the importance of israel to the us has been very clearly explained by kennedy, and i think that goes across republican and democrat, i don't think there is basically any difference, so effectively us support and uk support and uh many eu member states support for israel is unconditional, as many of them have state

um, i think the person that is best described the us relationship with israel was actually uh robert kennedy uh jr. who said very clearly that israel is like an aircraft carrier in the middle east for the us. he didn't by the way talk about the israeli people, he simply talked about israel as instrument of us power in the middle east, he described them as basically their spies, um, their ability to interfere in middle east affairs, which of course we've seen definitely here in syria for the last 13 years, um and ongoing israeli aggression against syria, including two days ago, the bombing again of damascus international airport. um and he described them as um the us bullwalk in the area particularly against the rising power of the east, in other words of iran, russia, china. so the importance of israel to the us has been very clearly explained by kennedy, and i think that goes across republican and democrat, i don't think there is basically any difference. so effectively us support and uk support and uh many eu member states support for israel is unconditional as many of them have stated and

robert f. kennedy jr.: not so fast. dupont, kargil and monsanto. would you think owns all of those companies? blackrock. they are doing it right in front of us. this is a big contract. it is not what we're putting in the biggest expense, they have admitted it will be have a trillion dollars, to rebuild all the things we just wrecked with the bombs from those companies after the war. that's when the big costs come. they have already given the contract to one company to do all of that. who do you think that company is? blackrock. like i said, they are doing it right in front of us. they don't even care that we know anymore. because they think we can't do anything about it because they have a system that stops us from effective action. what is that system? it's keeping each other at each other's throats. orchestrating hatred. orchestrating the polarization of israel that paralyzes us and creates a logjam in congress. turning republicans against democrats, blacks against whites, and getting us all hating on each other. all the big media companies which

. >> independent candidate robert kennedy jr said. every american should be troubled by this ruling. >> turning to the weather now, more than 300,000 power outages were reported across the northeast overnight after that deadly storm triggered a flood emergency. new jersey, maine and vermont were especially hard hit. some rivers are not expected to drop below flood stage for several more days in new jersey, fire crews had to battle four feet of floodwater. floodwater to get control of this house fire, and now the west coast is bracing for floods. southern california is expecting days of rain up to eight inches. the storm is expected to hamper travel just before christmas weekend. we'll check the full forecast in just a few minutes. >> now to the crisis at the southern border. new figures show a record number of migrants crossing into the u.s. in a single day. abc's justin finch is here now with details. justin. good morning. >> good morning. rhiannon. the record number of migrants are coming as the legal battle intensifies in texas. an

i'm john roberts, join us for "america reports." >> kennedy: we'll be there.he boston tea party. colonnists stuck it to the british by dumping teainto the boston harbor to protest taxation without representation to kickstart the revolutionary war and form free and powerful country the us is today. but "washington post" thinks americans were the bad guys. the paper asking was the boton tea party an act of terrorism? a columnist writes white women dawned head dresses in say way that would lead to black face decades later to destroy private property. the mob trespassed on three ships and destroyed goods with two million in today's money all because they didn't want to obey duly passed law that was also criminal, comparable event now might be classified as an act of terrorism. a bit overdramatic, huh, bill? >> bill: democracy dies in darkness. only reason you write that so folks like us talk about it. men dawned headdresses. i think you said it all. would you agree? >> kennedy: i would agree this person sounds like he's a writer on "the crown." a vowed monarchist.

you know him, robert kennedy, jr.et information, the bank also predicts a serious health crisis, all because of extremely popular drugs to combat excess weight, because of the miracle drug people give up sports and start eating more junk food, which will ultimately increase health problems, the illogical idea is that these drugs are for obesity. can solve the problem of obesity, perhaps the exact opposite will happen , at least this is precisely the idea we put forward in this outrageous prediction, europe will supposedly want to pinch the rich next year, the eu authorities are introducing a new tax to replenish the treasury with another hundred billion euros, here manufacturers of luxury goods, jewelry and expensive cars will suffer, the rich have extra money as soon as they disappear, they will buy less. andrey nikolaevich. it’s quite strange for me to ask you what could come true from this , but nevertheless, it’s not like that at 150, actually the red sea is coming, and why not, i predicted a bear last year, by th

kennedy '24! >> reporter: robert f. kennedy jr. hitting the campaign trail in utah as part of his long shot bid to win the presidency. >> i'm here to declare myself an independent candidate. >> reporter: zion of the country's most famous democratic dynasty now setting his cite sights on the white house. >> if democrats are worried that i'll spoil the reaction for president biden and republicans are frightened that i will spoil it for donald trump. >> i plan on voting for rfk because we need diversity in this political climate. i think that it has gotten a little too much red and blue. the world is not black and white. >> reporter: the campaign is hoping to gain traction with young voters. >> so we have a whole generation of kids who for the american dream is just a broken promise. >> i was hesitant to want to vote for another lesser of two evils and all of a sudden rfk jr. popped up on my feed. >> reporter: and he had voted for donald trump in the last election but when kennedy began appearing on some of his favorite podcasts, he s

difficult to say, well, because the situation, moreover, is in a three-way race, if trump, biden and robert kennedy yes, well, this is not a systemic third, because there were different options here and there. but it wasn’t not systemic, and the hill, even at the same time, the hill really published such an article that all the guys say, now it’s desantes, in the sense, desantes is everything, but newsam cannot be left, despite everything that the debate of this desantes took place , that means, if he changes his sexual orientation, then it’s possible, if during the elections, during the elections, if he doesn’t give it, well, somehow he’ll make this effort, don’t jump in, if he changes it, if he changes it, then yes, that’s okay, what the hell, he didn’t decide there, but yeah, that’s interesting, of course , what they are writing now is generally a very interesting thing, because of course, for example, one of the washington post articles is simply a call to remove, imprison trump, resolve the issue in an unconstitutional way, that is, democracy and even the republic must be defended, enough is e

dean phillips and author marianne williamson and several third-party candidates announced like robert kennedy. number three, embattled congressman george santos expelled. voted to expel him after a scathing report in a year long swirl of controversy in his litany of lies. santos becomes the fifth to be expelled from the third since the civil war. after winning a battleground house district, major pieces of santos' biography fell apart. he was later indicted on federal charges including wire fraud and money laundering but pleaded not guilty and has denied the allegations. >> i'm not really commenting on the ongoing investigation. >> reporter: santos re-emerged soon after being removed from office on the celebrity video message site cameo. >> well, happy, happy birthday! >> reporter: number two, kevin mccarthy becomes the first house speaker removed from the post. mccarthy's ouster came 10 months after claiming the gavel following a floor fight that took five days and 15 rounds of voting that divided the g.o.p. and saw the california republican bend to a series of concessions to hard-line conse

several third party candidates have also announced, including robert kennedy, jr., and progressive scholart, who could turn into wild cards in the general election. number three, embattled congressman george santos expelled. the u.s. house voted to expel the new york republican after a scathing ethics report in a year-long swirl of controversy about santos' litany of lies. santos becomes just the sixth member in history to be expelled from congress, and the third since the civil war. after winning a battleground house district, major pieces of santos' biography fell apart, including his claims around his education, professional experience, and family background. santos was later indicted on federal charges, including wire fraud and money laundering. but pleaded not guilty and has denied the allegations. >> i'm not really commenting on the ongoing investigation. >> reporter: he reemerged soon after being removed from office on the celebrity video message site cameo. >> happy, happy birthday. >> reporter: number two, kevin mccarthy becomes the first house speaker removed from the post. mccar

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several third party candidates have also aa announced including robert kennedy jr.nd cornel west, who could turn into wild cards in the general election. >>> number 3, embattled congressman george santos expelled. >> don't care. >> the u.s. house voted to expel the republican after a scathing ethics the report in a year-long swirl of controversy about santos' litany of lies. santos becomes just the sixth member in history to be expelled from congress. and the third since the civil war. >> why would i want to say here? to hell with this lace. >> major pieces of his biography fell apart, including his claims around his education, professional experience and family background. santos was later indicted on federal charges including wire fraud and money laundering, but plead ed not guilty and has denied the allegations. >> i'm not commenting on the ongoing investigation. >> santos reemerged soon after being removed from office opt the celebrity video message site cram owe. >> happy, happy birthday. >> number two, kevin mccarthy becomes the first house speaker removed fro

you can argue that rfk, robert kennedy jr.ld from the midwest, because he is taking from both, and it is a real question, and we also don't know who is on top of the ticket for no label, but if they put up larry hogan, to scott's good point that trump is convicted, maybe the republicans will vote for the former republican governor of maryland, and so the question is who the candidates are, and we don't know it this far out. >> and jim, john, one thing about the third-party candidates. i think that jim is totally correct, i think that, you know, when you have an election where two candidates have some weakness, and obviously some dissatisfaction of the idea of a rematch here, and if a credible third-party candidate gets on the ballot with 10, 15,000 votes, you can easily see how this thing could be upended and some of the people take away from biden, you cannot discount that one could take away from trump, and it is not that many people to sit it out or change their vote to cast a protest vote to possibly change the outcome of

several third party candidates have also a announced, including robert kennedy jr. and progressive scholar cornel west, who could turn into wild cards in the general election. >> number threes, george santos expelled. >> i don't care. >> the house voted to expel the republican after a scathing ethics report in a year-long swirl of controversy about santos' litany of lies. santos becomes just the sixth member in history to be expelled from congress and the third since the civil war. >> why would i want to? >> after winning a house district, major pieces of santos' biography fell apart, including his claims around his education, professional experience, and family background. en santos was later indicted on federal charges, including wire fraud and money laundering, but plead ed not guilty and has denied the allegations. >> i'm not really commenting on the ongoing investigation. >> santos reemerged soon after being removed from office on the message site cameo. >> happy, happy, birthday. >> number 2, kevin mccarthy becomes the first house speaker removed from the post

host: that same "new york times"-sienna college poll also found that robert f. kennedy jr. was leading both biden and trump among young voters. how do you explain that? guest: third party candidate doswell in pre-election polling and flame out in election polling. people don't like wasting their vote and that's what happened when you vote third party in the u.s. i think it does reflect something real among young voters that they have liberal proclivities on a variety of issues they lean left, they don't feel particularly etphapl new mexico mored of the republican or democrat party. a pew poll found that roughly four in 10 young people had an untpa*efrable opinion of both political parties, higher than any other age group. host: we want to hear your thoughts on young votes for the this upcoming election or the upcoming election in yen. any questions you may have for daniel. our number for republicans is 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. independents on 202-748-8002. i want to actually pull up a quote here from pew research which is also looking at younger voters which s

and another guy who was, you know, compared to robert kennedy as sort of like a other president's altergo, was mcgeorge bundy. and he was also for the coup. and kennedy just doesn't mention them. he expresses some remorse, too, that he was killed. he says he was shocked that zia and nu were killed. i don't see how he could possibly have been shocked that new was killed and the brother the brother, you know, especially since big men said that was planned. and also he ahead as much since jfk had as much sense as dave smith the acting chief of station of the cia and had to realize that you know, it was just unfeasible for them to murder two murders. dems brothers and leave him alive. so before we wrap up with the kennedy mystique issue, you've also done here, that's i find truly remarkable. you've been able to debunk. with your new information, the stories that have been out there have been repeated in footnotes in history books for decades. and we'll focus on one that's really important briefly here, maxwell taylor writes a memoir at some point saying that when kennedy heard that. zm was

and we - if you look at the ratings, when a third candidate appears, such as, for example, robert kennedymber of votes, but i would also take a closer look at joe menchen, who is a senator, a centrist, who is quite did a lot to spoil the agenda. biden, he is in the center for both republicans and democrats, sometimes he voted with the democrats, sometimes he voted with republicans, that is, this is a candidate who, in principle, is capable of uniting both republicans and democrats, so in principle , there was enough attention to him when he announced that he most likely would not be re-elected for the next term and plans to create some kind of movement. which will unite the americans, i think this is a very successful step, but the only problem is that it ’s too late, of course, he decided to do this, he has time left. very little, thank you very much, ekaterina moore is in direct contact from washington, please, yes, there is also a participant in this porn rock, besides , he appeared in several videos and photos with biden himself, so that will also be used by itself, but as for us, we

several third-party candidates have also announced including robert kennedy, jr., and progressive scholarrn into wild cards in the general election. >> number three. embattled congressman george santos expelled. >> i don't care. >> the u.s. house voted to expel the new york republican after a scathing ethics report in a year-long swirl of controversy about santos' litany of lies. santos becomes just the sixth member in history to be expelled from congress, and the third since the civil war. >> why would i want to thank her? >> after the battleground house district major pieces of santos' biography fell apart including his flameclaims about his educa and family background. santos was indicted on wire fraud and money laundering, but pleaded not guilty and has denied the allegations. >> i'm not really commenting on the ongoing investigation. >> santos reemerged soon after being removed from office on a celebrity video message site cameo. >> happy, happy birthday! >> number two. kevin mccarthy becomes the first house speaker removed from the post. mccarthy's ouster came ten months after he cl

robert kennedy jr., kind of a wild card. right wing populist in some ways but very aggressive supporter of climate action. so, these are challenges. >> should the biden team address those third party candidates head on or ignore it? >> i think they should discourage them for one thing. there is still the open question about the no labels party and we don't know who that candidate would be. my view generally is third party candidates are more helpful to trump than biden because trump has a high floor and a low ceiling and anything that lowers that threshold that you need to win, i think favors trump. >> and look, another part of the coalition, hispanic voters, you're seeing the real concern in hispanic voters. look at nevada. it is such a key part -- key parts of the state, las vegas and reno, they need to care those and the rest of the state is a republican state. but the problem is the hispanic voters in the state like nevada. arizona, too. that is a problem for joe biden. how does he turn that around? >> you've seen recent

with robert f. kennedy jr.ling above that and no labels continuing to get on various state ballots. although we have grown accustomed to the tradition, there's no requirement to hold these debates. after richard nixon famously said to have lost the 1960 election due to the televised debates against kennedy, he declined to participate in either of his future runs. and there wasn't another until 1976 when president ford faced off against jimmy carter. it has sponsored every debate since that year. it also provides technical assistance to emerging democracies and others interested in establishing debate traditions in their countries. i spoke with commission cochair and former chairman of the republican national committee frank farncough. >> mr. chairman, welcome back. nice to have you here. as i understand it, neither party thus far has agreed to participate. so i guess if you build it, will they come? >> we have nothing to do with the party. we have no connection with the rnc or dnc or the libertarians, those two

he is a recipient of the right livelihood award and the robert f. kennedy human rights award.ast spoke with him after israel bombed his home in gaza city. he joins us now from cairo, egypt. welcome back to democracy now! if you could begin by talking about how you managed to leave gaza and how you got to cairo? >> it was very hard for me to leave gaza. i lived all my life. it was very hard. after i was targeted for the second time, after we talked, i was advised very strongly to leave the north of gaza. i left with my family, who did not want to leave me alone. so we left together to the south for a few days. thanks for the help of friends who managed to get me there. because in two previous attempts, it was mission impossible when tens of people died either on the road or -- in front of our eyes when the israelis dropped a bomb was to people who were advised to leave to the safe haven in the south. that wasn't the case. so i managed to make it to the south finally on my third attempt. from there, i managed to move to egypt. there was quite a lot of friends who wanted -- the v

dependent candidate robert kennedy junior pulled in an impressive crowd in phoenix.this has some wondering if this is the year a third-party candidate has a chance to make some waves. we say that when these things come up but generally they don't. we have the latest report now from case-schiller on home prices. a reminder that this is a report based in october. two months prior. we saw 4. 9% rise in prices compared to october 2022. the largest increase since november 2022. they are drifting alongside. the dow up 30 one points, nasdaq almost 2/10 of 1%. great time to bring in jeff, we've seen a very nice year end rally, what everyone is asking the next week or so, what is in store for the markets in 2024, what say you? >> a lot of us have been surprised the market did as well as it did. and for 7 names, now we are looking ahead to 2024 what is in store for 24 and i see yet again this will be a market focused on the fed. i would use three adjectives to describe jerome powell, erratic, unpredictable, and probably a little incoherent, on the one hand, you had him come ou

and author mary ann williamson, several third party candidates have also announced including robert kennedyessive scholar cornell west who could turn into wild cards in the general election. number three, embattled congressman george santos expelled. >> i don't care. >> reporter: the u.s. house voted to expel the new york republican after a scathing ethics report in a year long swirl of controversy about santos' litany of lies. santos becomes just the sixth member in history to be expelled from congress, and the third since the civil war. >> why would i want to -- >> reporter: after winning a battleground house district, major pieces of santos' biography fell apart, including his claims around his education, professional experience, and family background. santos was later indicted on federal charges, including wire fraud and money laundering. but pleaded not guilty and has denied the allegations. >> i'm not really commenting on the ongoing investigation. >> reporter: santos re-emerged soon after being removed from office, on the celebrity video message site cameo. >> happy, happy birthday!

robert f. kennedy running as an independent challenging him on this issue. if he is worried about kennedy's syphoning off votes that might go to him next year, i don't know why the president doesn't act on it. to be clear, this is not just republicans independence. democrats are not happy with this border policy. we saw in the fox poll, even just as bad as his marks on the economy are the border. had the mayor of new york saying it's time to fix it. same thing in chicago, this is one of the ongoing mysteries of this presidency. why he doesn't do anything to address this issue. >> trace: you talk about rfk's independent bid. joe lieberman's ire for a third party bid. looking at the polling, it's not no labels that will re-elect donald trump. it's joe biden that will re-elect donald trump. your thoughts. >> there's no question that americans know what they don't like about this president. they believe it's his policies that caused inflation, that is making the border less secure. go down with all of the things americans are concerned about. they blame the pres

and i have someone to help me. >> robert f. kennedy, jr.out on the campaign trail this week. in phoenix, he urged supporters to help him garner 43,000 signatures to appear on arizona's ballot and talked about why he appeals to younger voters. let's listen. >> our ballot drive in this state. we need 43,000 signatures and we have until august to get them. i expect we will do it quicker than that. and in order -- prior to launching the ballot petition drive in the state, we need to name our electors. and those electors, a couple days after the election, will go to the capital and cast their vote for me. we have all of those -- we got all of those electors quickly. we have to have people that are trusted and who won't take a bribe and who share the values of this campaign. i want to thank theirs that harsh -- i want to thank our electors that are here tonight. a couple minutes ago, i read for the first time a new quinnipiac poll that came out and it has me leading both president biden and trump -- among young people. among people under 35. last