Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. speaks with Jesse Watters on a walk through New York's Central Park. They discuss President Biden, voter IDs, and other topics. If you resonate with this message please subscribe to our newsletter to learn more.
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. speaks with Mike Huckabee about his challenge to the democratic establishment, and his first-hand experience with America’s open border and with government censorship. If you resonate with this message please subscribe to our newsletter to learn more.
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. shares the story of his addiction and recovery with Rob Hannley for Recovery Today Magazine. Kennedy discusses the importance of going to meetings for over 40 years, his vision for healing farms to expand the models for addiction recovery, and the drug crisis in America. If you resonate with this message please subscribe to our newsletter to learn more.
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. shares his reactions to the GOP primary debates with Eric Bolling on "The Balance." If you resonate with this message please subscribe to our newsletter to learn more.
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. speaks with Martha MacCallum on "The Story" about the merger of state and corporate power and his reaction to the recent Republican primary debates. Watch the full interview: If you resonate with this message please subscribe to our newsletter to learn more.
From challenging the narratives on COVID to exposing the truth about vaccine injuries and sharing his honest thoughts on the deaths of his father and uncle, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. has emerged as one of the most courageous figures in American politics. In an exclusive interview, RFK, Jr. joins “Fearless” with Jason Whitlock to discuss Donald Trump, why the Republican Party is out of sync with the political mood of the nation, the lessons we can learn from Oliver Anthony’s “Rich Men North of Richmond," and the lasting damage COVID-19 lockdowns inflicted on Americans. If you resonate with this message please subscribe to our newsletter to learn more.
2024 presidential candidate, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. says part of his mission is to summon the Democratic Party back to its traditional ideals on 'Your World' with Neil Cavuto. If you resonate with this message please subscribe to our newsletter to learn more.
In June, Kennedy spent three days in Yuma, meeting with migrants, elected officials, law enforcement, and social service agencies. The result is a documentary "Midnight at the Border." Kennedy says the border crisis can be fixed, but it will require Democrats to think differently. "The Democratic Party is about kindness. It's about openness and humanitarian impulses toward people. Most Democrats feel that open borders is serving those interests. But it's not," said Kennedy. Read the interview here.If you resonate with this message please subscribe to our newsletter to learn more.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. habla con votantes en Charleston. En un ameno conversatorio el candidato presidencial demócrata se dirigió a un público joven, en su gran mayoría, que hizo una larga cola para escuchar el discurso del más serio contrincante del Presidente Joe Biden en las primarias del partido demócrata. Mientras la gente hacía cola, lo cual nos indicaba que los organizadores no esperaban la gran afluencia que abarrotó aquel jardín con al menos unas 400 personas. El Informador tuvo acceso a una entrevista exclusiva para conocer más a fondo al legendario político heredero de una de las dinastías familiares más importantes del país. Leia a entrevista completa aqui. Si resuena con este mensaje, suscríbase a nuestro boletín para obtener más información.
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. speaks with Trent Loos during his visit to the Iowa State Fair. They dive into the controversial topic of carbon-capturing pipelines, which have been proposed in several states. Kennedy argues that research indicates these pipelines do not achieve their intended purpose and may actually contribute more carbon to the atmosphere. Their conversation highlights the seeming willingness of some elected officials to exploit the country’s resources for short-term gain. Kennedy emphasizes the importance of uniting Americans and preserving the republic in these trying times. If you resonate with this message please subscribe to our newsletter to learn more.
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The American Conservative reports:Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. has raised eyebrows as the first right-sympathetic populist to run as a Democrat since William Jennings Bryan. Launching with twenty paid staff and functioning now with seventy, Kennedy’s campaign has latched on to several issues important to mainstream Republicans—Covid tyranny, censorship, government surveillance—as well as to the dissident right: public health threats posed by chemicals in food and water, ending forever wars. The difference is the right frames these issues as matters of social cohesion and public order, while Kennedy uses the language of democracy and freedom. We meet at Pier 26 in Manhattan on the Hudson River, a body of water that has played a central role in Kennedy’s career as an environmental activist. He was named one of TIME magazine’s “Heroes of the Planet” in 1999 for his work as a prosecuting attorney for Riverkeeper, a Hudson River conservation group. He later founded the Waterkeeper Alliance as an umbrella organization for similar groups in other rivers, lakes, bays, and watersheds. When he resigned as its president in 2020, the Waterkeeper Alliance had hundreds of branches in dozens of countries.His environmentalism defies a neat ideological framing. Free market capitalism, he says, “is the core solution for every environmental problem, because a true free market promotes efficiency, efficiency means the elimination of waste, and pollution is waste.”Read the full interview here.If you resonate with this message please subscribe to our newsletter to learn more.
