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.

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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.

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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.  

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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.

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The Conway Daily Sun Reports: Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. came to the Sun on Tuesday afternoon to explain his positions on Ukraine, climate change, childhood disease and other topics. While Kennedy, 69, is viewed as a long shot by many in the Democrat Party and even his own family, he believes he’s the right person at the right time to reunite the nation. Kennedy, a resident of Los Angeles, is the son of the late former Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy and Ethel Skakel Kennedy, who recently turned 95 years old. He is also the nephew of late former President John F. Kennedy. During a 75-minute editorial board at the Sun, Kennedy, who was wrapping up four days of campaigning in the Granite State, shared his take on several issues: the need to restore his party’s identity; the effectiveness of vaccines; the war in Ukraine; and climate change. He also shared his insights on his uncle’s 1963 assassination and recalled the days following his father’s own 1968 assassination. He also talked UFOs and signed the Sun’s Ice Box One presidential fridge. Read the full interview here. If you resonate with this message please subscribe to our newsletter to learn more.

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Robert Francis Kennedy Jr, precandidato presidencial en Estados Unidos por el Partido Demócrata, habló en La W sobre su plan de política fronteriza y las mayores preocupaciones que tiene actualmente el país. Para iniciar, Kennedy comentó que tuvo la oportunidad de estar durante tres días en la frontera, en donde pudo conocer la realidad de muchos de los migrantes, “era un lugar impresionante, me reuní con 300 migrantes que estaban allí, había familias latinoamericanas. Pude conversar con las autoridades y pude tener un panorama bastante claro de lo que pasa”. Añadiendo que la buena noticia es que este tema se puede resolver reforzando el tema de la tecnología, poniendo más cámaras de video, además, “también apoyaríamos a los países de donde vienen estos migrantes dándoles trabajo porque muchos de ellos llegan a Estados Unidos para conseguir un trabajo mejor”. En esa misma línea, indicó que quiere tener mejores relaciones con México porque es un país aliado y esa es la única forma de buscar soluciones a esta problemática. Por otra parte, destacó que no es necesario tener un muro en toda la frontera, como lo propone Donald Trump. “La solución es reforzar todo el tema tecnológico, poner barreras en algunas secciones”. Por último, Francis Kennedy habló sobre el fentanilo y la lucha que da Estados Unidos para acabar con el narcotráfico. “Es una problemática muy difícil de abordar. El fentanilo es muy mortal, es imposible pararlo si no se arregla la relación con México y China. Además, también tengo un plan para los problemas de salud mental y manejar la adicción de una manera distinta en los Estados Unidos.. Escuche la entrevista completa a continuación:   Si resuena con este mensaje, suscríbase a nuestro boletín para obtener más información.  

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This week, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. joined Dr. Mark Hyman on The Doctor's Farmacy to discuss the current division that's happening in America right now, and how he imagines healing it and bringing people back together. They also discussed the chronic disease epidemic in America and how to fix it.  If you resonate with this message please subscribe to our newsletter to learn more.

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Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. sits down with Justin Dougherty for an exclusive interview in Charleston. The two sat down at the memorial for the Naval Base where Kennedy’s uncle, President John F. Kennedy, was once stationed. RFK, Jr. is challenging President Biden for the Democratic nomination for President. If you resonate with this message please subscribe to our newsletter to learn more.

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Dov Hikind talks with Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. about various topics including antisemitism, the US-Israel relationship, the Biden administration's approach to Israel and the anti-Israel state of affairs in the Democratic Party. If you resonate with this message please subscribe to our newsletter to learn more.

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On July 25 at 8 p.m. ET, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. joined Rabbi Shmuley of The World Values Network for its Presidential Candidate Series to discuss fighting antisemitism and championing Israel. The event was supposed to take place at the New York Society for Ethical Culture in New York, but the venue abruptly canceled the event with the vague explanation that it was “inconsistent with their values.” It is another example of the unsuccessful campaign to censor and silence Kennedy. Fortunately, a new location was found. The event took place at the Glasshouse. If you resonate with this message please subscribe to our newsletter to learn more.

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