The StoneZONE with Roger Stone - August 26, 2024


RFK Halts Kamala's Astroturf Surge – RFK Field Director Jeff Hutt Enters The StoneZONE with Roger Stone


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Length

57 minutes

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148.07263

Word Count

8,570

Sentence Count

469

Misogynist Sentences

11

Hate Speech Sentences

17


Summary

Roger Stone and Troy Smith discuss Robert Kennedy's decision to withdraw from the presidential race and endorse Donald Trump, and the implications for the future of the Kennedy campaign and the Democratic Party. Stone and Smith are joined by Jeff Hutt, who served as the National Political Director of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s campaign, to discuss the implications of this decision, and beyond. They also discuss the Democratic response to Kennedy's withdrawal, and how it changed the landscape of presidential politics in America. The Stone Zone is a production of the New York Times bestselling author and political icon Roger Stone. Stone has served as a senior campaign aide to three Republican presidents, and is a longtime friend and advisor to President Donald Trump. He is an outspoken libertarian, and Stone has appeared on thousands of broadcasts, spoken at countless events, and lectured before the prestigious Oxford Political Union and the Cambridge Union Society. Due to his four-plus decades in the political and cultural arena, Stone has become a pop culture icon. Roger Stone is a political icon, and has become one of the most influential men in the conservative media landscape. He has been described as a "pop culture icon" by Rolling Stone and has been called a "firecracker" by The Daily Mail, and a "princeling." in the press. Stone is also a prolific writer, and he is a frequent contributor to conservative publications, including Playboy. and The Weekly Standard, and The Daily Caller. among other publications. His latest book is out now: "The Art of the Deal or No Deal: How to Win It All." is out in paperback! and is available for pre-order on Amazon Prime and Vimeo. Subscribe to The StoneZine: The Art Of The Deal, wherever you get your copy of the latest issue of The Stonezone podcast, wherever else you re listening to the show? Subscribe on Audible and subscribe on iTunes, Podcoin, Podchronicity, or wherever else is available. Learn more about you can get a copy of his newest novel, The Stonezine, The Secret Life of the Stone Zone podcast, by Roger Stone's newest novel: The Man Who Couldn't Do It? and much more! Subscribe for a chance to win a free copy of His Final Draft? Subscribe and review the show on the show that s going to be featured on The New Yorker, The Sullivans, The New Statesman?


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00:00:00.160 The Stone Zone, with legendary Republican strategist and political icon and pundit Roger Stone.
00:00:07.700 Stone has served as a senior campaign aide to three Republican presidents.
00:00:11.720 He is a New York Times best-selling author and a longtime friend and advisor of President Donald Trump.
00:00:17.340 As an outspoken libertarian, Stone has appeared on thousands of broadcasts, spoken at countless venues,
00:00:22.980 and lectured before the prestigious Oxford Political Union and the Cambridge Union Society.
00:00:27.760 Due to his four-plus decades in the political and cultural arena, Stone has become a pop culture icon.
00:00:33.720 And now, here's your host, Roger Stone.
00:00:41.920 Welcome, I'm Roger Stone, and yes, you are backed in the Stone Zone.
00:00:47.400 Last Friday was a political event that I think goes down in history
00:00:53.060 in terms of what I believe will ultimately be a political realignment in this country
00:00:59.020 along the lines of what we experienced in 1932 under Franklin Roosevelt
00:01:04.100 or 1968 under Richard Nixon,
00:01:07.900 a coalition that would finally manifest itself in the election of Ronald Reagan for two terms,
00:01:15.480 and which is the ancestor to the election of Donald Trump.
00:01:19.980 That is, a realignment of working-class, middle-class, moderate, and conservative Democrats
00:01:26.580 with traditional Republicans.
00:01:29.400 Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who waged a courageous campaign for president,
00:01:35.800 first as a Democrat,
00:01:38.520 only to find that the same Democrat Party bosses,
00:01:43.340 in other words, the Obamas,
00:01:44.620 who kneecapped Bernie Sanders not once but twice in presidential campaigns
00:01:51.000 by rigging the rules against him,
00:01:54.540 aggressively rigged the rules against Robert Kennedy,
00:01:59.020 making him,
00:02:00.400 making his competition
00:02:02.060 in the party of his father
00:02:04.640 and his uncle,
00:02:06.960 John F. Kennedy,
00:02:07.880 virtually impossible.
00:02:08.900 Then he switched to an independent candidacy,
00:02:13.480 which sadly, under our current election laws on a state-by-state basis,
00:02:18.040 is both expensive, difficult, arcane,
00:02:22.020 and sadly, subject to extensive legal challenge.
00:02:26.760 The Democrats mounted a multi-million dollar effort
00:02:30.380 to remove him from the ballot
00:02:32.100 in every key state that mattered,
00:02:34.920 and he finally, I think,
00:02:38.360 made a very hard,
00:02:39.740 probably wrenching decision
00:02:41.800 to suspend his candidacy,
00:02:45.180 but to endorse Donald Trump,
00:02:47.600 particularly in those states,
00:02:50.120 which are so-called swing states,
00:02:53.920 where the preponderance of the evidence
00:02:56.120 is that the candidacy of Kennedy
00:02:58.440 was disproportionately hurting Donald Trump.
00:03:02.160 That is not true in every state,
00:03:04.820 but it is true in the swing states.
00:03:07.800 Here to help talk about that
00:03:09.720 is my co-host, Troy Smith.
00:03:12.660 He is, of course,
00:03:13.660 the editor-in-chief of Slingshot.news,
00:03:17.640 and we're going to bring up Jeff Hutt,
00:03:21.100 who was, until recently,
00:03:22.640 the national political director
00:03:24.400 of Robert F. Kennedy's campaign for president,
00:03:27.500 to talk about the Kennedy campaign,
00:03:29.540 the implications of this news,
00:03:32.160 and beyond.
00:03:33.540 So, Troy, welcome back in.
00:03:37.260 Roger, it's an honor to be here,
00:03:38.940 and it's going to be a hell of a show
00:03:42.320 to talk about how the Democrats
00:03:43.660 made this happen,
00:03:44.920 pushing Kennedy and his voters away
00:03:46.700 from, you know,
00:03:48.040 I think the party
00:03:48.620 that they would traditionally vote for,
00:03:49.940 me, Kennedy,
00:03:50.880 Democrat, kind of synonymous with each other.
00:03:52.600 So it's an honor to be back
00:03:53.600 in the Stone Zone with you.
00:03:55.440 Let's deal with the politics up front,
00:03:57.660 that many in the mainstream media
00:03:59.960 and their Democrat cohorts
00:04:02.740 are going to try to tell us
00:04:04.160 they began over the weekend,
00:04:06.160 but particularly today,
00:04:07.580 that none of this matters,
00:04:09.480 that Kamala Harris is surging
00:04:12.540 on the basis of their
00:04:13.840 Democrat National Convention.
00:04:15.380 But a poll,
00:04:17.660 which leaked from the Trump campaign,
00:04:20.540 I think really sums this up pretty well.
00:04:23.340 We've got a copy of that memo.
00:04:25.420 What it shows, in essence,
00:04:26.760 is when you redistribute the vote,
00:04:29.020 in Arizona,
00:04:30.200 where Robert Kennedy was getting 5%,
00:04:32.900 it is now,
00:04:34.640 with him out of the race,
00:04:35.900 Trump 53-28.
00:04:38.600 In Georgia,
00:04:39.820 where RFK was getting 3% of the vote,
00:04:43.180 with his withdrawal,
00:04:44.460 it is now Trump 47-34.
00:04:47.440 In Michigan,
00:04:48.640 where RFK was getting 4% of the vote,
00:04:51.500 it is now Trump 43-41 over Harris.
00:04:55.600 In North Carolina,
00:04:57.000 which the Democrats suddenly say
00:04:58.720 is competitive,
00:05:00.100 where RFK was getting 3%,
00:05:02.680 it is now Trump 58-22,
00:05:05.900 over Harris.
00:05:07.420 And in Nevada,
00:05:09.980 where he was getting 4%,
00:05:12.760 his vote redistributes 16-66 to 16.
00:05:19.000 In Pennsylvania,
00:05:20.240 where RFK was getting 4% of the vote,
00:05:22.820 that redistributes 49-35.
00:05:26.900 And in Wisconsin,
00:05:28.580 where he was getting,
00:05:29.720 he, Kennedy,
00:05:30.300 was getting 4% of the vote,
00:05:32.000 his vote redistributes 55-25.
00:05:35.900 Now,
00:05:36.540 those are not the new statewide totals.
00:05:38.960 That is to demonstrate to you
00:05:40.540 where the Kennedy vote goes
00:05:43.440 when he is no longer on the ballot.
00:05:46.920 The theater of what happened in Arizona,
00:05:50.360 I really wish I could have been in the room.
00:05:53.000 Spoke to Carrie Lake yesterday.
00:05:54.760 She was in the room.
00:05:56.540 She said it was absolutely breathtaking.
00:05:59.540 Let's take a look at President Donald Trump's remarks first.
00:06:04.980 His candidacy has inspired millions and millions of Americans,
00:06:08.860 raised critical issues that have been too long ignored in this country,
00:06:13.520 and brought together people from across the political spectrum
00:06:16.860 in a positive campaign,
00:06:18.860 grounded in the American values of his father,
00:06:21.820 Robert Kennedy,
00:06:22.840 a great man,
00:06:23.780 and his uncle,
00:06:25.700 President John F. Kennedy.
00:06:31.600 And I know that they are looking down right now,
00:06:35.040 and they are very,
00:06:36.360 very proud of Bobby.
00:06:38.740 I'm proud of Bobby.
00:06:39.880 You want to know the truth?
00:06:40.800 The best way to build a safe America
00:06:43.120 is to rebuild our industrial base
00:06:46.540 and rebuild the middle class in this country.
00:06:53.680 And don't you want a president
00:06:55.460 who's going to get us out of the wars
00:06:57.500 and who's going to rebuild the middle class in this country?
00:07:03.560 It was very interesting that Kennedy listed
00:07:06.080 three major issues upon which he made his decision.
00:07:09.640 First and foremost, of course,
00:07:11.420 is the danger of war.
00:07:13.140 We are loping dangerously close to World War III
00:07:17.180 in both Russia and Ukrainian conflict
00:07:20.560 and also in the Middle East.
00:07:22.820 Secondarily, perhaps the most important issue,
00:07:26.160 censorship,
00:07:26.840 because if we have censorship of free communications,
00:07:30.540 particularly on the internet,
00:07:32.100 but on all mediums of communications,
00:07:34.720 well, then we cannot address any of the nation's issues.
00:07:38.940 And of course, thirdly,
00:07:40.600 and I think most importantly,
00:07:42.640 the question of the poisoning of our food.
00:07:47.000 Now, I had been aware of Callie and Casey Means.
00:07:50.980 I read their books prior to learning
00:07:54.560 that Casey Means is among those
00:07:56.680 who has been advising RFK
00:07:59.060 on the dangers of our current diet
00:08:01.980 and the additives and processing
00:08:04.840 going into our food,
00:08:06.740 making it very, very dangerous.
00:08:08.840 I think we have another bite
00:08:10.720 from the other night.
00:08:12.580 And this is a tribute in honor of Bobby.
00:08:16.260 I am announcing tonight
00:08:17.740 that upon my election,
00:08:20.760 I will establish a new independent
00:08:23.120 presidential commission
00:08:24.980 on assassination attempts.
00:08:26.860 And they will be tasked
00:08:32.520 with releasing all of the remaining documents
00:08:35.420 pertaining to the assassination
00:08:38.200 of President John F. Kennedy.
00:08:40.320 And they will also conduct
00:08:52.960 a rigorous review of the attack
00:08:55.600 last month.
00:08:57.960 But I tell you,
00:08:58.980 I have never had more people ask me,
00:09:01.920 please, sir,
00:09:02.820 release the documents
00:09:04.500 on the Kennedy assassination.
00:09:07.140 This is, I think,
00:09:10.940 a very, very key issue.
00:09:12.860 As you know,
00:09:14.340 the Presidential Records Act,
00:09:16.580 pardon me,
00:09:17.000 the Presidential Assassination Records Act
00:09:20.880 of 1977
00:09:22.460 set a time deadline of 2017
00:09:28.420 for the president to declassify
00:09:31.980 and release all of the presidential
00:09:34.020 assassination documents.
00:09:36.200 At that time,
00:09:38.360 President Trump elected
00:09:40.240 to release about 80%
00:09:42.220 of those documents,
00:09:43.300 but was convinced,
00:09:44.920 based on his own words
00:09:46.140 by CIA Director Mike Pompeo,
00:09:48.880 to hold back about 20%
00:09:51.120 of those documents
00:09:52.260 on the basis,
00:09:54.000 according to Pompeo,
00:09:55.220 that they would expose
00:09:56.860 the agency's sources and methods.
00:10:00.340 If the CIA was not involved
00:10:02.320 in the Kennedy assassination,
00:10:03.480 then why would they fear
00:10:05.320 the release of those documents?
00:10:07.700 Then the can was kicked down
00:10:09.540 the road to Joe Biden
00:10:10.780 by law.
00:10:12.900 He released a few more
00:10:14.680 of the documents,
00:10:15.600 but there still remains
00:10:16.660 about 15% to 20%
00:10:18.820 of the classified documents
00:10:21.520 that the American public
00:10:22.520 is still not entitled to.
00:10:24.240 I have felt strongly
00:10:26.260 since the first years
00:10:27.500 of the Trump administration
00:10:28.900 that these documents
00:10:30.860 should be released,
00:10:31.940 and now it appears
00:10:34.140 that they will be.
00:10:36.760 This is a momentous development.
00:10:41.120 It is a mistake
00:10:42.500 to assume
00:10:44.260 that the Democrat
00:10:46.220 talking line,
00:10:47.480 that none of this matters,
00:10:48.960 that Robert F. Kennedy,
00:10:50.300 who they've gone out
00:10:51.560 of their way
00:10:52.120 to vilify
00:10:53.340 and to censor
00:10:56.420 and to limit,
00:10:58.100 is some kind of a kook.
00:11:00.200 That's not true.
00:11:01.560 I've never seen
00:11:02.700 any debate or discussion
00:11:04.040 in which he wasn't able
00:11:05.920 to back up anything
00:11:07.240 he said
00:11:07.980 with an authoritative study.
00:11:10.600 He has done his homework,
00:11:12.260 his book on Dr. Fauci,
00:11:14.340 The Real Anthony Fauci,
00:11:15.720 is a Masterpiece.
00:11:17.280 Last Christmas,
00:11:18.020 I gave it to about 20 of my friends.
00:11:20.380 If you haven't read it,
00:11:21.700 we highly recommend it to you.
00:11:24.800 This is also a potential
00:11:26.780 game-changer
00:11:28.420 in the sense that
00:11:29.120 Kennedy said yesterday
00:11:30.340 in an interview
00:11:31.180 with Dr. Phil,
00:11:33.040 I guess it was released yesterday,
00:11:34.600 that he intends to go on
00:11:35.960 the stump
00:11:36.360 and campaign for Trump.
00:11:38.460 We also know
00:11:39.560 that Tulsi Gabbard
00:11:40.860 has signed on
00:11:42.280 the Trump campaign.
00:11:44.780 I think they are both
00:11:45.980 extraordinary assets
00:11:47.440 to help bring along
00:11:49.020 this realignment.
00:11:51.120 Troy, your thoughts.
00:11:52.620 Well, Roger,
00:11:53.480 it speaks to,
00:11:54.560 like you said,
00:11:55.300 the true realignment.
00:11:56.760 And as the Democrats
00:11:57.560 push further and further
00:11:58.960 to the left,
00:12:00.020 the Republicans
00:12:00.600 are the ones
00:12:01.180 who are looking
00:12:01.760 the independents
00:12:02.700 in the eyes,
00:12:03.340 the people who are not
00:12:04.360 the hardcore leftists
00:12:05.980 in this country
00:12:07.000 who are looking
00:12:07.640 at the political options
00:12:08.860 saying,
00:12:09.200 what will we do?
00:12:09.880 And those people
00:12:10.760 are often confused,
00:12:11.920 Roger,
00:12:12.200 because of the deluge
00:12:13.660 of misinformation
00:12:14.640 and disinformation
00:12:15.880 put out by the
00:12:17.680 mainstream media
00:12:18.700 that attempts to depict
00:12:20.540 President Trump's policies
00:12:22.120 as hard right.
00:12:23.380 No,
00:12:23.900 President Trump
00:12:24.460 is not a far right president.
00:12:26.440 No,
00:12:26.620 his policies
00:12:27.200 aren't far right.
00:12:28.560 And in fact,
00:12:29.860 the traditional,
00:12:30.820 I would call them
00:12:31.300 the traditional Democrats
00:12:32.640 who a lot of times
00:12:34.120 find themselves
00:12:34.600 as independents today,
00:12:36.300 those people
00:12:36.940 who supported
00:12:38.480 Robert F. Kennedy,
00:12:39.920 they will find
00:12:40.900 that with President Trump's
00:12:42.800 policies,
00:12:43.140 they end up agreeing
00:12:43.960 with most,
00:12:45.360 if not all,
00:12:46.120 of his policies
00:12:46.880 because when it comes
00:12:47.900 to Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
00:12:49.320 and Donald Trump,
00:12:50.140 there was a significant
00:12:51.360 alignment.
00:12:52.000 And as you said,
00:12:53.120 that speaks to the realignment
00:12:54.440 that we are seeing
00:12:55.160 in this country.
00:12:56.160 It's not just Republicans
00:12:57.480 that are supporting
00:12:58.200 Donald Trump.
00:12:59.160 It's not just
00:13:00.020 the country club,
00:13:01.420 you know,
00:13:01.720 Republicans as it was
00:13:02.920 with Mitt Romney
00:13:03.900 and John McCain
00:13:04.880 and others.
00:13:05.440 We are seeing
00:13:06.060 a real,
00:13:06.940 real expansion
00:13:07.680 of the Republican Party
00:13:09.460 under Donald Trump.
00:13:10.420 We are seeing him
00:13:11.040 now officially reach out
00:13:12.540 to members
00:13:13.340 or former members
00:13:14.380 of the Democrat Party
00:13:15.500 to show the country,
00:13:17.320 no,
00:13:17.520 this is about
00:13:18.060 bringing America together.
00:13:19.840 And I think
00:13:20.360 that message of unity
00:13:22.040 in the face of
00:13:23.440 whatever the Kamala Harris
00:13:24.920 campaign seems
00:13:25.680 to be doing,
00:13:26.360 Roger,
00:13:26.640 interested to get your takes
00:13:27.700 on what they're putting out
00:13:29.260 because it doesn't seem
00:13:30.080 to me that they're doing anything.
00:13:31.220 They're not granting interviews.
00:13:32.740 They're not talking
00:13:33.440 to the press.
00:13:34.540 But Trump's message
00:13:35.760 of unity
00:13:36.300 in the face
00:13:36.840 of whatever
00:13:37.360 they're doing over there.
00:13:38.940 I think that,
00:13:39.700 to me,
00:13:40.040 is a winning message.
00:13:40.940 What do you say?
00:13:42.320 I agree with that analysis.
00:13:44.680 You know,
00:13:44.840 there's some history here.
00:13:45.940 I mean,
00:13:46.120 I know Robert Kennedy,
00:13:47.680 but only extremely casually.
00:13:50.040 I have only met him once.
00:13:51.340 We both spoke
00:13:52.300 at a conference
00:13:53.120 on health freedom.
00:13:54.840 That photograph
00:13:56.400 that photograph
00:13:56.420 has been used
00:13:57.380 by trolls
00:13:58.560 on the internet
00:13:59.540 to claim,
00:14:00.680 strangely,
00:14:01.320 that Roger Stone
00:14:02.560 and Steve Bannon
00:14:03.780 talked him into
00:14:04.940 running for president
00:14:05.740 and have orchestrated
00:14:07.620 his campaign.
00:14:08.800 None of that is true.
00:14:10.660 I do have
00:14:11.300 a high regard
00:14:12.320 for him,
00:14:13.180 having read his book,
00:14:14.540 having listened
00:14:15.220 to many of his interviews,
00:14:16.980 having watched his speech
00:14:18.420 that day.
00:14:19.380 But this is how crazy
00:14:21.500 the guilt by association
00:14:23.580 that permeates
00:14:24.880 the internet is.
00:14:26.420 We also share
00:14:27.860 a common publisher.
00:14:30.260 The publisher
00:14:30.720 of my books,
00:14:32.320 Tony Lyons
00:14:33.100 at Skyhorse,
00:14:34.340 is also Robert Kennedy's
00:14:36.260 publisher,
00:14:37.540 also a long-time
00:14:38.440 personal friend of his.
00:14:40.180 So much for
00:14:41.100 the conspiracy theories.
00:14:43.080 I do think
00:14:43.940 that this is going
00:14:45.200 to change
00:14:46.120 the landscape
00:14:47.300 in a dramatic way.
00:14:48.740 let's bring in
00:14:50.660 our guest
00:14:51.660 because he joined
00:14:53.060 me yesterday
00:14:53.680 on my 77
00:14:55.160 WABC radio show.
00:14:57.640 And we just
00:14:58.900 didn't have enough time.
00:14:59.980 He's a very
00:15:00.840 interesting
00:15:01.920 and experienced
00:15:03.220 political hand.
00:15:05.220 Jeff Hunt
00:15:05.640 is a third-generation
00:15:06.900 Texas,
00:15:08.000 a Texan.
00:15:08.800 He got his
00:15:10.120 political
00:15:11.120 beginnings
00:15:13.380 working for
00:15:14.480 Republicans,
00:15:15.340 notably
00:15:15.680 George Bush,
00:15:17.260 Sr.
00:15:17.560 Jr.
00:15:18.560 He got red-pilled
00:15:19.400 in 2014,
00:15:20.880 became a very early
00:15:21.860 supporter of
00:15:22.560 President Trump
00:15:23.620 in Florida.
00:15:24.920 In 2017,
00:15:26.020 he returned home
00:15:26.920 back to Texas,
00:15:27.920 worked on some
00:15:28.660 important local
00:15:29.880 campaigns.
00:15:31.060 But then in May
00:15:32.080 of 2023,
00:15:33.480 joined the RFK
00:15:34.800 campaign as
00:15:35.680 a volunteer,
00:15:38.060 then ultimately
00:15:39.040 rise into the
00:15:39.840 position of
00:15:40.460 national field
00:15:41.360 director
00:15:41.800 in January
00:15:43.720 and served
00:15:44.860 in that
00:15:45.180 capacity
00:15:45.760 until July.
00:15:48.400 Jeff Hunt,
00:15:48.920 thank you so
00:15:49.500 much for
00:15:50.320 joining us
00:15:50.820 today.
00:15:52.100 Thank you.
00:15:52.540 I appreciate it.
00:15:53.280 It's an honor.
00:15:54.520 Thank you.
00:15:55.360 Sorry we had to
00:15:56.140 find you so early
00:15:57.040 this morning,
00:15:57.760 but our radio
00:15:58.820 was so good,
00:16:00.640 but so
00:16:01.640 unnecessarily
00:16:02.620 short.
00:16:03.160 I really wanted
00:16:03.760 to get you back
00:16:04.520 for some more.
00:16:06.180 So you
00:16:07.440 have seen
00:16:09.300 everything that
00:16:10.040 transpired.
00:16:11.140 What I want to
00:16:11.700 get at a little
00:16:12.440 bit today is
00:16:13.820 Robert Kennedy,
00:16:15.380 the man.
00:16:16.080 I mean,
00:16:16.260 we both work
00:16:16.920 with candidates.
00:16:18.100 Some candidates
00:16:18.680 are easier to
00:16:19.720 work with than
00:16:20.560 others.
00:16:21.380 You've seen him
00:16:22.340 up close and
00:16:23.280 personal.
00:16:24.940 Let's start
00:16:25.800 there.
00:16:26.200 Tell us about
00:16:26.780 Robert Kennedy,
00:16:27.640 the Kennedy you
00:16:28.280 know.
00:16:29.840 Well,
00:16:30.400 he's a very
00:16:31.580 personable guy.
00:16:32.820 One of the
00:16:33.320 biggest complaints
00:16:34.220 about him
00:16:35.280 on the campaign
00:16:36.380 was that from
00:16:38.040 senior staff was
00:16:39.220 that he would
00:16:39.640 spend so much
00:16:41.180 time just
00:16:44.420 answering regular
00:16:45.300 people's phone
00:16:45.920 calls,
00:16:46.620 answering so
00:16:47.100 many people's
00:16:47.840 emails.
00:16:48.840 Everybody in
00:16:50.100 the world had
00:16:52.460 his personal
00:16:53.260 email account
00:16:53.960 and his phone
00:16:55.000 number,
00:16:55.580 and he really
00:16:56.260 took the time
00:16:56.880 to answer
00:16:57.400 everybody.
00:16:58.540 So as a very
00:16:59.120 personable person,
00:17:01.180 the dedication
00:17:02.220 within his
00:17:03.080 volunteer base
00:17:04.800 is just
00:17:06.020 incredible.
00:17:07.860 I mean,
00:17:08.120 people have
00:17:10.000 gotten into
00:17:11.000 politics for the
00:17:12.000 first time in
00:17:12.600 their lives,
00:17:13.780 have never really
00:17:14.480 thought about it
00:17:15.140 really because of
00:17:16.060 this gentleman
00:17:16.920 who inspired them
00:17:17.920 over the last
00:17:18.600 20, 30 years,
00:17:19.700 be it in the
00:17:20.080 environment,
00:17:21.300 be it in the
00:17:21.820 medical freedom
00:17:22.420 movement,
00:17:23.480 any of these
00:17:23.980 things.
00:17:24.440 So the dedication
00:17:25.620 that his
00:17:27.000 volunteers have
00:17:28.000 for him and
00:17:28.760 the kind of
00:17:29.460 relationship that
00:17:30.420 he showed with
00:17:30.960 many of them
00:17:31.460 and who he's
00:17:31.700 known for
00:17:32.020 years is just
00:17:33.120 really something
00:17:33.500 to behold.
00:17:34.640 I would say
00:17:35.080 it's almost a
00:17:36.180 lot like the
00:17:37.380 relationship between
00:17:38.400 his volunteers and
00:17:39.280 his supporters and
00:17:40.000 him is a lot of
00:17:41.040 the same adoration.
00:17:42.980 I would say that
00:17:43.860 President Trump
00:17:45.560 supporters show for
00:17:46.480 him.
00:17:47.940 So yes,
00:17:48.680 he's right.
00:17:51.140 I think in terms
00:17:51.900 of as a person
00:17:53.380 to talk to,
00:17:53.960 he brings a lot
00:17:54.720 of depth to the
00:17:55.860 Trump campaign
00:17:57.360 that has been
00:17:58.520 I would say
00:17:59.120 maybe not
00:17:59.600 lacking but
00:18:00.400 not up front.
00:18:01.980 So I think
00:18:02.420 that what
00:18:03.460 we're going
00:18:03.740 to see going
00:18:04.400 forward is
00:18:05.860 hopefully a
00:18:07.020 very vigorous
00:18:09.780 effort on
00:18:11.140 Mr. Kennedy's
00:18:11.920 part to help
00:18:12.960 Donald Trump
00:18:13.560 get in the
00:18:13.980 White House.
00:18:15.220 And I'm a
00:18:16.240 big proponent
00:18:16.800 of him doing
00:18:17.420 everything he
00:18:18.000 can to make
00:18:18.540 that possible.
00:18:20.540 Well,
00:18:21.200 obviously we're
00:18:22.000 in a struggle
00:18:22.780 for the
00:18:23.460 survival of
00:18:24.480 our country.
00:18:25.360 I must say
00:18:26.160 I've watched
00:18:26.660 many,
00:18:27.000 many of his
00:18:27.700 interviews and
00:18:29.100 I hate the
00:18:30.480 way the left
00:18:31.360 keeps attacking
00:18:32.120 him saying
00:18:32.420 he's not a
00:18:33.100 doctor,
00:18:33.820 he's not a
00:18:34.520 scientist.
00:18:35.400 No,
00:18:35.860 but he can
00:18:36.440 read and
00:18:37.680 he's got a
00:18:38.740 very sharp
00:18:39.480 analytical mind.
00:18:41.180 I've never
00:18:41.600 once seen him
00:18:42.540 make any claim
00:18:43.640 that he could
00:18:44.580 not back up
00:18:45.480 with documentation
00:18:46.900 whether it was
00:18:47.600 in the health
00:18:48.080 freedom area,
00:18:48.920 whether it had
00:18:49.360 to do with
00:18:49.720 vaccinations,
00:18:50.500 whether it had
00:18:50.900 to do with
00:18:51.480 war.
00:18:52.840 I also think
00:18:53.740 he deserves
00:18:54.340 enormous credit
00:18:55.560 for identifying
00:18:56.680 the lack
00:18:57.660 of affordable
00:18:58.280 housing is a
00:18:59.380 major issue
00:19:00.380 in this country.
00:19:01.720 It is impossible
00:19:02.880 to buy a house
00:19:04.600 because of the
00:19:06.360 rampant inflation
00:19:07.460 and the sour
00:19:08.780 economy.
00:19:10.040 And unfortunately
00:19:10.880 it's virtually
00:19:11.540 impossible to
00:19:12.460 rent a house
00:19:13.400 or an apartment
00:19:14.780 or any housing
00:19:15.760 at a reasonable
00:19:16.900 cost.
00:19:18.080 And to the
00:19:19.020 extent that there
00:19:19.740 is housing
00:19:20.300 available,
00:19:20.980 a disproportionate
00:19:21.840 amount of it,
00:19:22.440 yes,
00:19:22.780 is going to people
00:19:23.680 who were here
00:19:24.780 illegally.
00:19:25.940 He has really
00:19:27.040 almost single-handedly
00:19:28.360 raised the
00:19:30.020 consciousness
00:19:30.540 of the housing
00:19:32.400 issue.
00:19:33.420 He's also
00:19:34.260 been, I think,
00:19:35.440 responsible for
00:19:36.720 pointing out that
00:19:37.640 our middle class
00:19:38.560 is disappearing.
00:19:39.660 The disparity
00:19:40.300 between the
00:19:40.900 very, very
00:19:41.400 wealthy and
00:19:42.800 the poor
00:19:43.460 seems to be
00:19:45.360 where we are
00:19:46.120 today.
00:19:46.560 The working
00:19:47.360 class, the
00:19:48.420 middle class,
00:19:49.620 where, you know,
00:19:50.960 whether you
00:19:51.480 had one
00:19:51.980 or two
00:19:52.420 earners,
00:19:53.480 a family
00:19:54.020 could afford
00:19:54.740 a home,
00:19:55.880 a car,
00:19:56.700 a vacation,
00:19:58.060 the school
00:19:59.060 books their
00:19:59.660 children need,
00:20:00.820 and, of course,
00:20:01.640 groceries,
00:20:02.360 gasoline.
00:20:03.080 That has
00:20:04.180 disappeared.
00:20:05.460 He's been a
00:20:06.300 champion for
00:20:07.360 the middle
00:20:08.040 class.
00:20:09.040 Troy, do you
00:20:09.660 have a question
00:20:10.520 for Jeff?
00:20:12.660 Absolutely.
00:20:13.520 We saw the way
00:20:14.380 that the Democrats
00:20:15.160 reacted.
00:20:15.700 We actually ran
00:20:16.280 a piece on
00:20:16.900 Slingshot about
00:20:17.560 this even because
00:20:18.120 it was the
00:20:18.820 headline, I
00:20:19.540 remember,
00:20:19.820 so unbelievable.
00:20:20.960 They actually
00:20:21.580 called RFK,
00:20:22.760 the Democratic
00:20:23.200 Party, one of
00:20:24.620 the greatest
00:20:25.160 villains in
00:20:26.140 American history.
00:20:27.640 And they ran
00:20:28.740 out this whole
00:20:29.300 campaign.
00:20:29.860 They put out a
00:20:30.520 picture of him
00:20:31.300 with a goat.
00:20:32.420 They claimed that
00:20:33.180 he was eating a
00:20:33.840 dog.
00:20:34.320 They put out fake
00:20:35.080 information about
00:20:35.780 him constantly.
00:20:37.200 Why are the
00:20:38.060 Democrats so
00:20:38.880 scared of RFK
00:20:39.940 Jr.?
00:20:40.700 And, you know,
00:20:41.560 I think that'll
00:20:42.040 kind of feed into
00:20:42.980 how they're reacting
00:20:44.140 to this endorsement
00:20:45.220 because they're
00:20:45.580 kind of playing it
00:20:46.220 off, acting like
00:20:46.800 it's not a big
00:20:47.360 deal, when I
00:20:47.860 think it probably
00:20:48.540 is, right?
00:20:49.180 Well, you
00:20:50.340 know, early
00:20:51.240 polling that the
00:20:52.020 campaign did
00:20:52.840 showed that in a
00:20:54.700 head-to-head, we
00:20:55.600 beat both
00:20:56.520 President Trump
00:20:58.360 and President
00:20:59.220 Biden, and we
00:21:00.560 just clobbered
00:21:01.480 President Biden.
00:21:02.300 Robert F.
00:21:04.620 Kennedy and his
00:21:05.360 supporters really
00:21:06.420 are, they're
00:21:09.740 really part of
00:21:10.360 that old
00:21:11.560 Democratic Party,
00:21:12.720 that Democratic
00:21:13.420 Party that had
00:21:14.220 been up until,
00:21:15.060 been around until
00:21:16.140 maybe 2008.
00:21:18.140 And I think the
00:21:18.840 Democratic Party
00:21:20.220 that is now what
00:21:21.380 they've become,
00:21:22.120 they realized early
00:21:23.240 on what type of
00:21:24.460 threat Robert F.
00:21:25.900 Kennedy Jr.
00:21:26.500 would be,
00:21:27.040 especially not
00:21:27.900 only to, you
00:21:29.020 know, not only to
00:21:30.300 the policies of
00:21:31.820 the party, but
00:21:32.520 also just to the
00:21:33.440 party structure and
00:21:34.440 what a wrecking
00:21:35.220 ball he represented.
00:21:36.860 So early on in
00:21:38.620 the campaign, they
00:21:39.420 really moved to,
00:21:40.640 you know, cut us
00:21:41.620 out of the
00:21:42.040 Democratic primary,
00:21:43.140 and they've been
00:21:45.100 hounding us all
00:21:45.960 along.
00:21:46.580 A lot of these
00:21:47.180 lawsuits that
00:21:47.980 they have put on
00:21:50.460 the Kennedy
00:21:52.320 campaign, they knew
00:21:54.580 themselves that they
00:21:55.660 weren't going to be
00:21:56.240 successful.
00:21:56.780 a couple of
00:21:58.860 small details,
00:21:59.740 especially in the
00:22:00.200 Hawaii campaign,
00:22:01.200 but, you know,
00:22:01.540 they went after it
00:22:02.420 anyway.
00:22:03.580 And it seemed
00:22:04.980 early on to us
00:22:06.200 that Joe Biden's
00:22:08.680 real opponent in
00:22:10.760 most of the
00:22:11.220 campaign was
00:22:12.440 Robert F.
00:22:13.040 Kennedy Jr.
00:22:13.700 and not Trump.
00:22:14.740 But the fear was
00:22:15.820 real, and they had
00:22:16.460 every right to be
00:22:17.840 fearful of Robert
00:22:20.380 F.
00:22:20.580 Kennedy Jr.
00:22:21.260 And they have
00:22:21.700 every right.
00:22:22.840 And you hear the
00:22:24.480 Democrats talking
00:22:25.400 about that this
00:22:26.120 is not going to
00:22:26.980 be a big deal
00:22:27.700 for Donald Trump
00:22:29.220 and it's not
00:22:29.700 going to be a
00:22:30.120 big boost.
00:22:30.760 But I completely
00:22:32.100 disagree.
00:22:32.880 I, you know,
00:22:33.840 Robert F.
00:22:34.800 Kennedy Jr.
00:22:35.440 was pulling at
00:22:36.140 over 20% at one
00:22:37.760 time, and that
00:22:39.120 was before all
00:22:40.460 this crazy
00:22:41.320 negativity hit him.
00:22:42.920 He still has a
00:22:43.600 large fan base.
00:22:45.020 He's going to
00:22:45.620 bring over his
00:22:46.400 supporters, which
00:22:47.220 are going to be
00:22:47.840 3%, 4%, 5%
00:22:48.940 right now.
00:22:50.500 But you're also
00:22:51.200 going to have, I
00:22:51.880 would say, another
00:22:52.520 5% to 10% of
00:22:54.500 folks who are
00:22:55.060 within the
00:22:55.520 Democratic Party
00:22:56.420 who haven't felt
00:22:57.300 comfortable about
00:22:58.640 voting for Donald
00:22:59.480 Trump, he has
00:23:02.060 been a little bit
00:23:02.800 extreme, but here
00:23:03.840 they see this
00:23:04.900 person, Bobby
00:23:05.580 Kennedy, who has
00:23:06.440 a, you know, the
00:23:07.420 family, American
00:23:08.800 royalty family name
00:23:10.020 come in and they
00:23:12.460 are, they, they
00:23:14.500 see in them
00:23:15.220 normalcy.
00:23:16.500 And I think he
00:23:17.820 brings Trump into
00:23:18.900 the mainstream where
00:23:19.780 he says Trump is
00:23:20.560 okay.
00:23:20.940 but I think this
00:23:23.220 is just, it's a, it
00:23:24.240 was a stunner
00:23:24.960 move.
00:23:25.480 It was a great
00:23:26.440 political move.
00:23:28.200 Robert F.
00:23:28.860 Kennedy Jr.
00:23:29.800 It supports his
00:23:31.320 ideas of what his
00:23:32.240 volunteers got in
00:23:33.200 here for, got into
00:23:34.200 the campaign for.
00:23:36.120 It's going to help
00:23:37.000 him be able to make
00:23:38.520 the changes in
00:23:39.320 policy that he
00:23:40.120 wanted to make.
00:23:41.280 This is just a good
00:23:42.080 move all around.
00:23:43.060 I mean, if I, this
00:23:44.240 is the best thing
00:23:44.840 that happened.
00:23:45.440 If I was a
00:23:45.980 Democratic strategist
00:23:47.660 at this time, I'd
00:23:48.540 be shaking in my
00:23:49.160 boots.
00:23:50.860 Jeff, what do
00:23:51.620 you make of the
00:23:53.180 parade of Kennedy
00:23:54.620 cousins, brothers
00:23:56.400 and sisters who
00:23:57.380 have been put
00:23:59.400 forward by the
00:24:00.520 Kamala Harris
00:24:01.240 campaign attacking
00:24:02.640 Robert Kennedy?
00:24:04.820 All of them, of
00:24:05.980 course, extremely
00:24:06.740 partisan Democrats.
00:24:08.960 But this is, seems
00:24:09.980 to me, these attacks
00:24:10.880 have been incredibly
00:24:12.160 personal.
00:24:13.600 Like, you're not
00:24:14.680 allowed to have a
00:24:15.800 philosophical or
00:24:17.260 political disagreement
00:24:18.200 within a family.
00:24:19.240 I mean, there are
00:24:20.560 members of my own
00:24:21.300 family, not many of
00:24:22.660 them, but I have a
00:24:23.360 few members of my
00:24:24.000 own family who are
00:24:25.340 supporting Joe
00:24:26.040 Biden.
00:24:26.580 Not sure where they
00:24:27.420 stand today.
00:24:28.680 But what do you make
00:24:29.520 of this attack on
00:24:31.280 RFK by members of
00:24:32.880 his own family?
00:24:34.860 You know, first of
00:24:35.540 all, I can't imagine
00:24:36.400 that Joe Kennedy, if he
00:24:37.540 was around today, he
00:24:38.620 would be okay with
00:24:39.460 this.
00:24:39.780 I'd imagine he would
00:24:40.580 take out his belt and
00:24:42.340 kind of get the
00:24:43.860 family back in line.
00:24:45.120 This seems to me
00:24:47.720 that people are
00:24:48.760 looking more about
00:24:50.040 their legacy, the
00:24:53.580 milk train that the
00:24:54.560 Democratic Party has
00:24:55.640 provided them for all
00:24:56.780 these years.
00:24:59.260 And, you know, it's
00:25:00.600 true.
00:25:01.180 You've been in
00:25:01.560 politics a long
00:25:02.340 time.
00:25:02.760 You know how it
00:25:03.540 is.
00:25:03.820 Once you make some
00:25:05.520 political moves, all
00:25:06.660 of a sudden you aren't
00:25:07.320 invited to cocktail
00:25:08.380 parties.
00:25:09.220 All of a sudden you
00:25:10.100 don't get Christmas
00:25:10.740 cards to the right
00:25:11.700 Christmas parties.
00:25:12.480 So for the
00:25:14.340 Kennedy family, I
00:25:16.280 know it probably
00:25:17.020 means a lot for
00:25:17.940 them in terms of
00:25:19.560 what the pressure
00:25:20.780 they're getting from
00:25:21.520 their friends.
00:25:22.260 But I think that
00:25:23.560 just makes the
00:25:24.560 decision by Robert
00:25:26.280 F. Kennedy Jr.
00:25:27.420 just so much more
00:25:28.340 powerful that he
00:25:29.760 was able to stand
00:25:31.200 up to his friends,
00:25:33.020 stand up to his
00:25:33.740 family and say,
00:25:34.860 you know what, my
00:25:35.480 supporters have been
00:25:36.240 in this forever.
00:25:37.540 I mean, the
00:25:38.100 supporters in this
00:25:38.820 campaign started
00:25:39.580 last April, as
00:25:41.620 in April, 2023.
00:25:44.120 So they've been
00:25:44.820 at it struggling.
00:25:45.840 My supporters have
00:25:46.700 put something in
00:25:47.440 this and I'm going
00:25:48.860 to make sure at
00:25:49.580 the end of this
00:25:50.980 election cycle, you
00:25:52.140 know, come November
00:25:52.920 and come next
00:25:53.740 January, he's going
00:25:55.620 to have a place in
00:25:56.320 this administration.
00:25:58.920 So that's just, like
00:26:00.000 I said, even a
00:26:01.080 bolder move.
00:26:01.980 I'm really
00:26:02.380 disappointed, but I
00:26:03.300 like there's been a
00:26:04.420 lot on his family
00:26:05.540 that I have met who
00:26:07.840 have been supportive
00:26:08.560 on the campaign.
00:26:09.420 So I think it's, you
00:26:11.860 know, we talk about
00:26:12.520 all the family and
00:26:13.300 it has been a lot
00:26:14.160 of the, I guess,
00:26:15.060 close sisters and
00:26:16.780 brothers, the
00:26:17.280 immediate family, but
00:26:18.180 cousins and things
00:26:19.200 like that have come
00:26:19.940 out in support of
00:26:20.580 the campaign.
00:26:21.180 It has been nice.
00:26:23.920 Yeah, it's
00:26:24.800 interesting to
00:26:25.320 constantly see in
00:26:26.420 the press, both
00:26:28.140 John F.
00:26:29.080 Kennedy and Robert
00:26:29.960 Kennedy referred to
00:26:32.100 as liberals.
00:26:33.380 They were not
00:26:34.500 considered liberals
00:26:35.680 by their day.
00:26:36.540 John Kennedy was
00:26:38.920 despised by Eleanor
00:26:41.060 Roosevelt, was
00:26:42.340 despised by Adelaide
00:26:43.540 Stevenson, was
00:26:44.340 despised by the
00:26:46.580 left wing of the
00:26:47.220 Democrat Party in the
00:26:48.200 50s and 60s because
00:26:49.680 he was a staunch
00:26:51.280 anti-communist.
00:26:53.300 He was also a
00:26:54.840 believer in a sound
00:26:55.720 dollar, favoring a
00:26:56.920 silver-backed dollar.
00:26:59.180 He had a deep
00:27:00.200 distrust of the
00:27:01.460 deep state for
00:27:02.420 obvious reasons.
00:27:03.520 They lied to him
00:27:05.540 about the Bay of
00:27:06.980 Pigs invasion of
00:27:07.940 Cuba.
00:27:08.740 They lied to him
00:27:09.980 about the Cuban
00:27:10.820 missile crisis.
00:27:12.620 He famously said
00:27:14.520 just before his
00:27:15.500 death that he would
00:27:16.180 smash the CIA into
00:27:18.020 a million pieces and
00:27:19.240 scatter it to the
00:27:21.000 wind.
00:27:22.420 He, Robert Kennedy,
00:27:23.700 was also a staunch
00:27:25.460 anti-communist.
00:27:26.800 He actually worked
00:27:27.520 in the U.S.
00:27:28.500 Senate for Senator
00:27:29.520 Joseph McCarthy.
00:27:30.960 He and Ethel
00:27:33.040 Kennedy were at
00:27:34.600 Joe McCarthy's
00:27:35.700 wedding.
00:27:36.340 In fact, their
00:27:37.160 sister, Pat
00:27:39.060 Lawford, was a
00:27:40.620 bridesmaid in
00:27:42.280 Joe McCarthy's
00:27:43.320 wedding.
00:27:44.300 When Senator
00:27:45.040 Joseph McCarthy
00:27:46.000 died under
00:27:47.040 mysterious circumstances
00:27:49.040 at Bethesda
00:27:49.940 Medical Center,
00:27:51.220 Robert Kennedy and
00:27:52.080 his wife Ethel
00:27:52.840 were among the
00:27:53.700 few Democrats at
00:27:55.800 his funeral.
00:27:57.060 He was an
00:27:57.560 honorable man.
00:27:58.380 He fought
00:27:59.320 communism in
00:28:00.640 Vietnam.
00:28:01.580 He fought
00:28:01.920 communism in
00:28:03.000 Cuba.
00:28:04.200 He was not, by
00:28:05.240 any measure of
00:28:07.060 today, a
00:28:08.380 liberal.
00:28:09.180 And, of course, a
00:28:09.840 great book by
00:28:10.540 Larry Kudlow talks
00:28:12.100 about John F.
00:28:13.720 Kennedy's role in
00:28:15.000 cutting taxes to
00:28:16.940 speak, to spark
00:28:17.940 economic growth.
00:28:19.560 So the
00:28:20.640 Kennedys, like
00:28:22.180 many, many
00:28:22.900 Democrats in this
00:28:23.920 country, are not
00:28:25.840 the wild-eyed
00:28:26.880 liberals.
00:28:27.480 We're not the
00:28:28.160 wild-eyed
00:28:28.660 liberals that
00:28:29.700 they have us
00:28:30.440 believe.
00:28:31.080 I really think
00:28:31.680 Robert Kennedy is
00:28:33.020 a man of the
00:28:34.140 center on the
00:28:36.220 major issues that
00:28:37.480 matter to the
00:28:38.880 country and that
00:28:40.240 I think matter to
00:28:41.380 those votes that
00:28:42.640 we need to
00:28:43.400 collect, war,
00:28:45.480 the censorship,
00:28:47.640 the cleaning up
00:28:48.460 the problems and
00:28:51.560 the profiteering in
00:28:52.760 our pharmaceutical
00:28:53.600 industry, and most
00:28:55.300 importantly, the
00:28:56.580 poisoning of our
00:28:57.600 food, I think
00:28:58.940 these are the
00:28:59.840 issues that led
00:29:01.440 Robert Kennedy to
00:29:02.680 make what had to
00:29:03.540 be a very
00:29:04.360 difficult, wrenching
00:29:06.540 decision.
00:29:07.980 I've never seen a
00:29:09.080 more effective
00:29:09.680 campaigner other than
00:29:10.940 Donald Trump
00:29:11.520 himself.
00:29:12.440 It's interesting that
00:29:13.140 Trump staff has the
00:29:14.120 same complaint.
00:29:15.220 Trump always wants
00:29:15.920 to stop and talk to
00:29:16.920 regular people running
00:29:18.520 behind schedule but
00:29:19.640 answer a few more
00:29:20.500 questions, shake a few
00:29:21.840 more hands, pose for a
00:29:23.240 few more selfies,
00:29:24.780 because I think
00:29:25.960 Donald Trump, like
00:29:27.600 Robert Kennedy, likes
00:29:29.640 people, gets strength
00:29:31.500 from people, as
00:29:32.640 opposed to Hillary
00:29:33.840 Clinton, who, you
00:29:35.080 know, doesn't like
00:29:36.080 people.
00:29:37.040 We found a memo, I
00:29:38.740 think it was published
00:29:39.300 by WikiLeaks, during
00:29:40.960 the Clinton presidency.
00:29:42.800 There was actually a
00:29:43.640 memo to the White
00:29:45.360 House staff that said
00:29:46.300 if you encounter the
00:29:47.840 First Lady in the
00:29:49.080 hallways or any place in
00:29:50.580 the executive office
00:29:51.480 building or the White
00:29:52.320 House, you are not to
00:29:53.640 look her in the eye, you
00:29:54.920 are not to engage her
00:29:56.060 unless she speaks to
00:29:57.140 you.
00:29:57.760 That is clearly
00:29:58.380 somebody who doesn't
00:30:00.040 like people.
00:30:01.380 We're going to take a
00:30:02.100 quick commercial break
00:30:03.700 here, and then we'll be
00:30:05.120 right back with Jeff
00:30:06.800 Hutt, who was the
00:30:08.060 national director of
00:30:10.440 Robert F. Kennedy's
00:30:11.760 campaign until July,
00:30:13.740 and has been so
00:30:14.740 gracious as to give us
00:30:16.040 his time today.
00:30:17.360 Folks, if the question of
00:30:19.660 these assassinations
00:30:20.820 interest you, as it does
00:30:22.280 many Americans, we
00:30:24.300 still don't have all of
00:30:25.580 the answers regarding
00:30:26.740 the assassination of
00:30:28.640 John F.
00:30:30.140 Kennedy, the
00:30:31.040 assassination of
00:30:32.100 Senator Robert
00:30:33.240 Kennedy.
00:30:34.280 When Robert F.
00:30:35.720 Kennedy Jr.
00:30:36.560 did a terrific
00:30:37.460 interview with Mike
00:30:38.580 Tyson with real
00:30:40.800 detail about why he
00:30:42.580 doubts the
00:30:43.160 government's official
00:30:43.940 story regarding the
00:30:45.560 murder of his father,
00:30:46.880 Robert Kennedy, well,
00:30:48.460 YouTube immediately took
00:30:49.880 that video down.
00:30:51.300 It was taken down in a
00:30:52.740 number of places.
00:30:53.680 If you can still find it
00:30:54.580 online, folks, very
00:30:55.920 much worth your time.
00:30:58.100 We still have questions
00:30:59.200 about the assassination
00:31:00.460 attempt on Ronald
00:31:02.800 Reagan, and there are
00:31:03.860 many, many questions
00:31:05.240 about the assassination
00:31:06.380 attempt on Donald Trump.
00:31:09.420 Seems to be new
00:31:10.240 questions every day.
00:31:11.840 If this topic interests
00:31:13.100 you, let me recommend
00:31:14.200 to you my book.
00:31:15.640 It is a New York
00:31:17.080 Times bestselling book,
00:31:18.960 The Man Who Killed
00:31:20.160 Kennedy, The Case
00:31:21.540 Against LBJ.
00:31:23.600 Now, when I took this
00:31:24.480 book to six different
00:31:25.880 publishers, they all
00:31:27.360 told me that it had no
00:31:28.760 commercial appeal.
00:31:30.580 They were wrong.
00:31:32.260 This is now in paperback
00:31:34.420 with three additional
00:31:35.900 chapters.
00:31:37.020 I document every
00:31:39.140 assertion in this book.
00:31:40.740 There's a full index in
00:31:44.040 the back and the notes
00:31:47.140 for the book.
00:31:48.240 So, no, I think I've
00:31:49.940 made a stunning case
00:31:51.560 using eyewitness evidence,
00:31:53.960 fingerprint evidence,
00:31:55.360 and deep Texas politics
00:31:56.740 to explain why LBJ had the
00:32:00.020 motive, means, and
00:32:01.600 opportunity to kill
00:32:03.680 John F. Kennedy.
00:32:04.740 And I outline why the
00:32:07.480 Central Intelligence
00:32:08.280 Agency, why the
00:32:09.840 Secret Service, why
00:32:11.080 Big Texas Oil, why
00:32:13.040 international banking
00:32:14.440 concerns all had the
00:32:16.400 animus for JFK.
00:32:18.700 So, you can get your
00:32:19.820 copy by going to
00:32:21.740 themanwhokilledkennedy.com,
00:32:24.620 themanwhokilledkennedy.com,
00:32:27.440 and I will send you your
00:32:30.360 own personally signed
00:32:32.120 copy.
00:32:32.740 Yes, you can get that
00:32:33.680 inscribed to you
00:32:34.940 personally if you just
00:32:35.860 note that in your
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00:32:38.680 choose to go to
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00:32:44.000 but your book will not
00:32:45.160 be signed.
00:32:46.920 And whatever you do,
00:32:49.180 please order the
00:32:50.740 paperback version because
00:32:52.280 it has three extra
00:32:54.040 chapters.
00:32:54.820 Also, there were a few
00:32:55.940 typographical errors in
00:32:57.980 the earlier editions of
00:32:59.700 the book that were
00:33:00.560 fixed in the paperback
00:33:02.080 version of my first
00:33:03.680 book and one of which I
00:33:04.940 am very proud.
00:33:06.060 Again, you can get it
00:33:07.360 at themanwhokilledkennedy.com.
00:33:11.760 Please order yours today.
00:33:14.400 All right, enough with the
00:33:15.800 business.
00:33:16.060 Let's return to Troy
00:33:18.000 Smith and our guest,
00:33:20.020 Jeff Hutt, who until
00:33:21.740 recently served as the
00:33:23.240 national political director
00:33:24.620 for Robert F.
00:33:26.060 Kennedy's amazing
00:33:27.540 grassroots campaign for
00:33:29.440 president.
00:33:30.760 If I could, Roger, I'd like
00:33:31.880 to interrupt just real
00:33:32.600 quick.
00:33:32.860 I was the national field
00:33:34.020 director.
00:33:34.780 I just want to make, I
00:33:36.140 don't want to step on
00:33:37.180 anybody's toes.
00:33:38.520 You know how it goes.
00:33:40.580 I do indeed.
00:33:41.780 I stand corrected.
00:33:43.780 I apologize.
00:33:44.740 Thank you, sir.
00:33:46.120 Troy, before we let Jeff
00:33:48.440 go and try to cover a
00:33:49.540 little more political
00:33:50.320 news, do you have any
00:33:51.640 additional questions for
00:33:52.680 our guest?
00:33:53.940 Absolutely.
00:33:54.720 Sir, just working with
00:33:55.680 Robert F.
00:33:56.400 Kennedy Jr., you know, I've
00:33:57.900 seen him speak many times
00:33:59.520 about the death of his
00:34:01.280 father and his uncle.
00:34:04.380 And I was interested to
00:34:06.060 know what it was like after
00:34:08.480 the assassination attempt on
00:34:10.200 President Donald Trump and
00:34:12.060 if that weighed at all in
00:34:13.840 his decision to eventually
00:34:15.780 endorse Donald Trump because
00:34:17.120 assassination is obviously
00:34:18.480 something very near and dear
00:34:20.060 to his heart.
00:34:20.660 I can't speak directly to
00:34:23.800 this because I was not
00:34:24.680 involved in those
00:34:25.300 conversations, but on the
00:34:26.720 outside and from what I've
00:34:28.240 heard, I definitely think
00:34:29.440 that it played a big role
00:34:30.720 in his decision.
00:34:32.720 He often talks about the
00:34:35.300 the type of tone of the
00:34:38.120 voice changed with Donald
00:34:40.200 Trump.
00:34:40.640 You know that President
00:34:42.040 Trump called him up almost
00:34:43.520 immediately to talk to him
00:34:45.660 about this.
00:34:46.260 And this is really, you
00:34:47.900 know, you have a whole list
00:34:49.620 of questions.
00:34:50.660 Litany of places where
00:34:52.320 Kennedy and Trump kind of
00:34:55.640 relate to each other.
00:34:56.840 And I think just this simply
00:34:58.520 just added another aspect of
00:35:01.620 what brings them together.
00:35:03.480 But I know it was definitely
00:35:05.460 big.
00:35:06.220 I think that at that time was
00:35:09.060 really when Kennedy started to
00:35:11.060 realize that the window for
00:35:13.740 him getting in the White
00:35:15.260 House was was quickly
00:35:17.400 narrowing and that his real
00:35:20.280 you know, his real chance of
00:35:22.240 making change, pushing the
00:35:24.120 agenda that his community
00:35:25.320 had, you know, support him
00:35:26.860 for that.
00:35:27.780 It lied with Donald Trump.
00:35:29.420 And that's when he made the
00:35:30.360 jump.
00:35:30.660 It was I think it was a good
00:35:31.560 political move on his part.
00:35:32.760 But I completely agree.
00:35:37.600 I noticed, as I said earlier, that
00:35:39.760 he did say in an interview that
00:35:41.420 I saw over the weekend that he
00:35:42.420 would be actively campaigning
00:35:43.860 for Donald Trump.
00:35:46.140 I think this is a huge asset.
00:35:48.740 I must say that I've completely
00:35:50.400 misjudged his running mate,
00:35:52.940 Nicole Shanahan, initially based
00:35:55.820 on the fact that, well, most of
00:35:57.920 her wealth comes from Google and
00:36:00.620 that she had given to several
00:36:02.880 efforts to defund the police.
00:36:04.800 I incorrectly just saw her as a,
00:36:08.000 you know, typical San Francisco
00:36:10.020 wealthy Democrat.
00:36:11.580 That was completely wrong.
00:36:13.140 I don't know whether she got
00:36:14.300 red pilled in this process or how
00:36:18.580 she came to where she is
00:36:20.200 politically today.
00:36:21.620 But I was wrong about her.
00:36:23.480 I have new respect for her.
00:36:24.960 I think she also recognized
00:36:27.560 that the country is more
00:36:29.700 important than any one person
00:36:31.440 or person's personal ambition.
00:36:34.300 This is about fighting for the
00:36:36.940 survival of the country.
00:36:39.080 And particularly, I think she was
00:36:41.560 correctly offended by the level
00:36:44.280 of censorship that was
00:36:46.740 accorded to Robert Kennedy's
00:36:48.540 candidacy.
00:36:49.460 He was raising legitimate
00:36:51.260 substantive issues.
00:36:53.240 He was always able to defend
00:36:54.660 those, but rather than being
00:36:57.140 interviewed on CNN or the three
00:36:59.780 major networks, he was
00:37:01.560 basically shunned.
00:37:04.160 Interestingly enough, because
00:37:06.400 alternative media, most of it
00:37:09.020 leaning right, was willing to
00:37:11.680 interview him, was willing to give
00:37:13.620 him airtime to lay out his views.
00:37:15.800 I think this is one of the reasons
00:37:17.120 why the polling showed that he was
00:37:19.300 pulling disproportionately votes from
00:37:22.380 Donald Trump.
00:37:23.260 Trump, not in every state, but I think
00:37:24.840 in most states.
00:37:26.940 Well, that's because the people who
00:37:28.440 like Trump or supporting Trump were
00:37:30.460 seeing Kennedy in the few media
00:37:33.440 outlets that would host him.
00:37:36.680 He made the most you possibly could
00:37:38.800 of Joe Rogan or Patrick
00:37:41.220 David and many others,
00:37:44.380 but it's still not the same reach.
00:37:47.160 Do you see
00:37:48.460 Nicole Shanahan campaigning for the
00:37:52.340 ticket?
00:37:52.720 Do you think she's going to continue
00:37:54.020 to be accurate, if you know?
00:37:56.940 I would hope so.
00:37:57.680 Yes, sir.
00:37:58.040 I think she is.
00:37:59.240 Nicole, early on,
00:38:00.860 we showed up to the Libertarian
00:38:02.780 Convention and
00:38:03.520 she wanted to meet Ron Paul.
00:38:05.360 She wanted to meet Thomas Massey.
00:38:07.320 She has been on this
00:38:08.800 kind of movement,
00:38:10.420 I think, to the
00:38:11.480 to the right or to more liberty,
00:38:14.320 I guess, the liberty movement
00:38:15.520 for quite a while.
00:38:16.540 I really believe she is the
00:38:18.440 the unsung asset
00:38:20.460 that came along
00:38:22.120 with Robert F. Kennedy's
00:38:24.720 endorsement.
00:38:25.680 Out of everybody in the campaign,
00:38:27.900 the campaign world right now,
00:38:29.720 she's the only mama bear.
00:38:32.000 She talks about things
00:38:33.140 like regenerative farming.
00:38:34.620 She talks about the importance
00:38:35.800 of what goes into our food stuff,
00:38:39.040 our soil.
00:38:40.240 I think Nicole represents
00:38:42.100 this third wave of politics.
00:38:45.720 You know how we always look at these
00:38:47.060 like these superhero movies
00:38:49.220 or these end of the world movies
00:38:51.680 and we come together
00:38:53.560 over things like alien invasion.
00:38:56.260 What seems to me that
00:38:57.500 especially here in Texas,
00:38:58.800 we're having water issues.
00:39:00.080 So these simple issues
00:39:02.240 of our food, our water,
00:39:04.440 what's good for our children,
00:39:06.240 these things are going to soon
00:39:07.800 overtake some of these
00:39:09.780 more divisive left, right,
00:39:11.980 Second Amendment,
00:39:13.000 pro-life, pro-choice arguments.
00:39:15.340 I think Nicole brings just
00:39:17.160 she really brings something
00:39:18.660 phenomenal to the Trump campaign.
00:39:20.560 I hope I hope his campaign
00:39:22.360 reaches out to her
00:39:23.380 and gets her out on the trail
00:39:25.180 as much as he can.
00:39:27.040 And I don't know if you've had
00:39:28.160 a chance to watch much of her
00:39:29.620 interviews,
00:39:31.120 but one of the most
00:39:32.700 the most difficult things
00:39:34.060 I believe for a politician
00:39:35.260 to do is to
00:39:36.360 is to come across
00:39:37.760 with empathy.
00:39:41.480 And when she was doing
00:39:42.900 her podcast about
00:39:44.540 she was the one
00:39:45.140 who broke the news
00:39:46.060 on a lot of this,
00:39:47.560 what was happening.
00:39:48.360 And I think she forced
00:39:49.240 the issue for Mr. Kennedy,
00:39:50.680 to be honest with you.
00:39:51.960 And if you watch those interviews,
00:39:53.640 you'll see that she was
00:39:54.900 she was telling the truth
00:39:56.300 and she was struggling.
00:39:57.200 You know, it's not easy
00:39:58.400 to for a for a politician
00:39:59.840 to come on a podcast
00:40:02.120 and say that our campaign
00:40:03.440 is not doing as well
00:40:04.280 as it should.
00:40:04.920 We need to make changes.
00:40:06.200 But you saw that in her.
00:40:07.860 And this is not something
00:40:09.500 that she's developed politically
00:40:10.840 since the campaign started.
00:40:13.100 But even in old
00:40:14.460 YouTube videos of her
00:40:16.260 just doing talks,
00:40:17.180 she really has this empathy.
00:40:18.420 She comes across.
00:40:19.280 She's sincere.
00:40:19.920 I really see a big
00:40:22.060 political future
00:40:22.900 for Nicole.
00:40:24.980 And I think that
00:40:26.580 hopefully she can
00:40:28.060 take this and
00:40:29.140 add to it
00:40:30.300 and help her build
00:40:30.980 her resume
00:40:31.460 and really go on
00:40:32.300 and do something incredible.
00:40:33.620 I'm a huge fan
00:40:34.400 if you if you can't tell.
00:40:36.320 Yeah, I'm I've
00:40:37.480 I've come around
00:40:38.120 from your point of view.
00:40:38.980 I've apologized
00:40:39.880 for misjudging her early on.
00:40:43.200 She's proved to be
00:40:44.160 a great asset for RFK.
00:40:45.840 And I hope she turns out
00:40:47.360 to be a great asset
00:40:48.940 for Donald Trump.
00:40:51.580 All right.
00:40:51.820 We have to leave it there
00:40:53.020 with our guest, Jeff Hutt.
00:40:54.660 Jeff, thanks for joining us
00:40:55.780 on Late Notice
00:40:56.880 and thanks for your
00:40:58.080 your observations.
00:40:59.460 I guess the final question.
00:41:01.720 You're in touch
00:41:02.540 with many, many, many people
00:41:04.020 who supported RFK.
00:41:06.160 What is the general reaction
00:41:07.560 among his supporters now?
00:41:10.080 Do you do detect resistance?
00:41:12.500 Do you detect support?
00:41:14.960 Tell me how that's going.
00:41:17.680 You know, this is
00:41:18.440 the early stages of it.
00:41:19.880 So we're there still
00:41:20.600 going through some denial.
00:41:21.940 They're still going
00:41:22.520 through some adjustment
00:41:23.460 on this.
00:41:24.600 And that's to be expected.
00:41:26.020 But this
00:41:27.200 the Kennedy campaign,
00:41:28.760 the Kennedy volunteers,
00:41:29.820 I've been doing
00:41:30.720 volunteer work
00:41:31.400 for a lot of years.
00:41:32.600 And the Kennedy volunteers
00:41:33.620 and the Kennedy supporters
00:41:34.760 are the greatest
00:41:36.000 that I've ever seen.
00:41:37.020 I've talked about this often
00:41:38.240 that I feel like
00:41:38.760 I'm walking amongst giants,
00:41:40.660 people who were just
00:41:41.600 incredible in their own fields,
00:41:43.440 who have this great resume.
00:41:44.960 and are coming to politics
00:41:46.040 for the first time.
00:41:47.600 Most of the people
00:41:48.320 I've spoken so far
00:41:49.560 and nearly all of the staff,
00:41:52.480 with the exception of one,
00:41:54.240 has been excited about this.
00:41:56.000 The staff realized
00:41:57.040 what was happening
00:41:57.780 in our campaign
00:41:58.760 and the hill
00:42:00.020 that we had to climb,
00:42:01.880 we weren't going
00:42:02.540 to be able to make it.
00:42:03.520 So this really
00:42:04.400 is a breath of fresh air
00:42:07.700 for a lot of the staffers
00:42:10.080 on the campaign
00:42:10.740 who want to see
00:42:11.420 this thing continue.
00:42:13.240 I believe that the volunteers
00:42:14.760 will come over.
00:42:16.100 I'm hoping to see
00:42:16.880 that the volunteers
00:42:17.560 come over
00:42:18.400 not only as just supporters
00:42:20.400 come Election Day,
00:42:21.480 but I would like to see
00:42:22.560 the volunteers continuing
00:42:24.260 phone banking
00:42:24.960 for President Trump,
00:42:27.580 get out and knock doors
00:42:28.600 for President Trump.
00:42:29.600 I'd like to see him
00:42:30.220 start tabling
00:42:30.780 for President Trump,
00:42:31.980 doing the exact same things
00:42:33.180 that we were doing
00:42:33.820 for Mr. Kennedy,
00:42:34.940 but now do them
00:42:35.860 for President Trump.
00:42:37.360 Because when it comes down
00:42:38.780 to it,
00:42:39.500 a victory for President Trump
00:42:41.280 in November
00:42:41.980 is a place
00:42:44.760 in maybe not actual
00:42:46.520 physical place
00:42:47.400 or like a title,
00:42:48.340 but is a place
00:42:49.000 in the Trump administration
00:42:50.780 for Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
00:42:52.580 And it's the best chance
00:42:53.940 that we have
00:42:55.780 in terms of a community
00:42:57.060 to get our issues
00:42:59.060 and our concerns
00:42:59.860 at the forefront
00:43:00.560 of the national agenda.
00:43:02.740 Like I said,
00:43:03.760 these are some great
00:43:05.140 intelligent volunteers,
00:43:06.260 smart supporters.
00:43:08.860 They realize
00:43:09.580 what's on stake here.
00:43:10.520 And I think in mass,
00:43:11.640 you'll see a lot of folks
00:43:13.680 come over
00:43:14.320 from the Kennedy campaign.
00:43:15.960 And like I said,
00:43:16.480 I think it's going to also
00:43:17.060 bring a lot of other folks
00:43:18.060 over too.
00:43:19.720 One of the most important
00:43:21.320 political decisions,
00:43:22.820 I think, you know,
00:43:24.060 in terms of
00:43:24.760 as long as I've been
00:43:26.920 in politics,
00:43:27.540 I haven't seen anything,
00:43:29.240 I haven't seen an endorsement
00:43:30.540 this important ever.
00:43:33.100 All right.
00:43:33.820 We have to leave it there.
00:43:35.240 Jeff Hutt,
00:43:35.760 the field director
00:43:37.060 for Robert Kennedy's campaign.
00:43:39.320 Thank you so much
00:43:40.300 for joining us today
00:43:41.320 in the Stone Zone.
00:43:43.520 Thank you.
00:43:44.200 And thank you, Troy.
00:43:44.880 It's a pleasure
00:43:45.240 meeting both of y'all.
00:43:47.380 All right, Troy,
00:43:48.360 we got a little more
00:43:49.020 political news
00:43:49.780 we can get through here.
00:43:51.480 Let's move ahead.
00:43:53.180 Well, Roger,
00:43:54.020 a very important development
00:43:55.280 this morning
00:43:55.940 as a very sad day,
00:43:58.140 actually,
00:43:58.460 for the country today.
00:44:00.120 We should have really
00:44:00.640 mentioned this in the opening,
00:44:01.720 but I'm glad we get
00:44:02.360 to cover this now
00:44:03.660 as we are two
00:44:04.660 or three years now
00:44:06.220 away from the botched
00:44:08.340 Afghanistan withdrawal
00:44:09.720 that left 13
00:44:11.440 U.S.
00:44:12.320 service members dead
00:44:13.320 and the former
00:44:15.460 President Donald Trump
00:44:16.700 visited Arlington
00:44:17.740 National Cemetery
00:44:19.140 this morning
00:44:19.880 for a ceremony
00:44:20.900 conducted for those
00:44:22.400 13 U.S.
00:44:23.100 service members.
00:44:23.820 In addition to this,
00:44:25.260 he put out a statement
00:44:26.260 talking about the event,
00:44:29.560 which was just so horribly
00:44:31.320 handled by the Biden
00:44:32.260 administration
00:44:32.860 that caused the death
00:44:34.340 of these beautiful
00:44:35.600 military members.
00:44:37.100 So I want to roll
00:44:37.640 the clip of Trump
00:44:38.440 at Arlington
00:44:39.360 this morning.
00:44:40.040 Then we want to roll
00:44:40.720 the clip of his statement
00:44:42.060 and get Roger's thoughts
00:44:43.260 on this
00:44:43.980 because Kamala Harris
00:44:45.660 did not show up
00:44:46.600 to this event.
00:44:47.220 She actually has
00:44:47.820 nothing planned today
00:44:48.860 to celebrate
00:44:49.580 these beautiful men
00:44:52.200 and women that we lost
00:44:53.160 and their lives
00:44:53.940 and what they did
00:44:54.700 for this country
00:44:55.360 and the sacrifice
00:44:56.040 that they gave.
00:44:57.480 She's not at Arlington.
00:44:58.960 She doesn't plan on going.
00:45:00.120 She's not going to be
00:45:01.280 releasing anything
00:45:02.400 reminding America
00:45:04.000 of what happened
00:45:05.220 on that day
00:45:05.720 because we're going
00:45:06.960 into election
00:45:07.600 and for Kamala Harris
00:45:08.840 and the Democrats,
00:45:10.040 they value politics
00:45:11.540 more than they do
00:45:12.460 the lives of our
00:45:13.360 military members.
00:45:14.160 So let's roll those clips
00:45:14.940 and get Roger's thoughts
00:45:15.980 on President Trump's
00:45:17.860 show here.
00:45:22.200 This month
00:45:49.540 marks the three-year
00:45:50.660 anniversary
00:45:51.120 of the most embarrassing
00:45:52.300 moment in the history
00:45:53.840 of our country.
00:45:55.500 Kamala and Crooked Joe's
00:45:56.960 catastrophic withdrawal
00:45:58.280 from Afghanistan
00:45:59.680 has just been horrible
00:46:01.680 for all of us.
00:46:03.140 Three years ago,
00:46:03.900 Kamala and Biden's incompetence
00:46:05.920 left 13 dead warriors,
00:46:08.000 hundreds of civilians
00:46:09.120 killed and grievously wounded
00:46:11.140 and $85 billion worth
00:46:12.740 of the finest military equipment
00:46:14.920 on the planet
00:46:15.700 abandoned to the Taliban
00:46:17.840 right into the hands
00:46:19.220 of the Taliban.
00:46:20.580 It also left 45
00:46:21.920 incredible soldiers
00:46:23.520 so badly wounded,
00:46:25.060 the legs,
00:46:25.600 the arms,
00:46:26.100 the face,
00:46:27.140 obliteration.
00:46:28.660 As Vice President,
00:46:30.180 Kamala bragged
00:46:30.980 that she was
00:46:31.640 the last person
00:46:32.620 in the room.
00:46:33.320 She was the tough one.
00:46:34.320 She was the last person
00:46:35.300 in the room
00:46:35.780 during that disastrous
00:46:37.600 withdrawal
00:46:38.520 from Afghanistan decision.
00:46:40.780 She repeatedly praised
00:46:42.380 the decisions
00:46:43.000 and she said,
00:46:43.920 it led to a catastrophe,
00:46:45.940 but it was worth it.
00:46:47.660 The incompetence
00:46:48.560 and weakness
00:46:49.140 on display
00:46:49.800 from the Biden-Harris
00:46:51.040 administration
00:46:51.760 was an insult
00:46:52.640 to every soldier,
00:46:53.980 sailor, airman,
00:46:54.820 and Marine
00:46:55.300 who ever served
00:46:56.540 in our U.S. military.
00:46:58.480 As we mark
00:46:59.560 this horrible occasion,
00:47:01.140 we mourn
00:47:01.600 with the families
00:47:02.380 of the great American heroes
00:47:03.820 who lost their lives
00:47:04.820 three years ago
00:47:05.700 and we vow
00:47:06.920 to never forget
00:47:07.800 the supreme sacrifice
00:47:09.160 they made
00:47:09.680 for our country.
00:47:11.140 America cannot afford
00:47:12.420 four more years
00:47:13.540 of Kamala Harris
00:47:14.700 in the White House.
00:47:15.460 She is a disaster.
00:47:16.660 She's a radical Marxist.
00:47:19.040 She destroyed San Francisco.
00:47:20.860 She destroyed
00:47:21.600 the state of California.
00:47:23.380 Everything in her way
00:47:24.320 she destroyed.
00:47:25.540 She ran against
00:47:26.460 crooked Joe Biden
00:47:27.340 and she lost.
00:47:28.020 She was the first one
00:47:28.780 out of 22 people.
00:47:30.020 She was the first one
00:47:30.880 to quit.
00:47:32.100 She never even
00:47:32.940 in the primary
00:47:33.600 made it to Iowa
00:47:34.640 and this is not a person
00:47:36.580 that should be
00:47:37.380 running right now.
00:47:38.580 She didn't get one vote.
00:47:40.060 I'm not a fan
00:47:40.680 of Biden at all.
00:47:41.580 I thought he was
00:47:42.000 the worst president
00:47:42.780 in history.
00:47:43.340 I think she's
00:47:44.000 the worst vice president
00:47:45.040 in history
00:47:45.640 but she got no votes.
00:47:47.780 He got 14 million votes.
00:47:49.520 They staged a coup
00:47:50.860 and something like that
00:47:52.660 is not supposed
00:47:53.200 to happen in our country.
00:47:54.440 Under my leadership
00:47:55.220 our nation will be strong
00:47:56.760 and respected
00:47:57.420 like never before
00:47:58.440 and I will keep
00:47:59.820 America safe.
00:48:01.000 I will keep it safer
00:48:02.020 than ever before
00:48:03.060 and if I'm not elected
00:48:04.560 I truly believe
00:48:05.380 you're going to end up
00:48:06.000 in World War III
00:48:06.980 and you're going to end up
00:48:07.920 in a depression
00:48:08.620 the likes of 1929.
00:48:11.680 Thank you very much.
00:48:12.580 Troy, you know
00:48:21.060 I think that this
00:48:21.880 was important today
00:48:22.960 because only last week
00:48:24.760 once again
00:48:25.820 Joe Biden
00:48:27.160 and his campaign
00:48:28.360 and specifically
00:48:29.140 General John Kelly
00:48:30.300 were out
00:48:30.960 recycling
00:48:32.060 the debunked claim
00:48:33.660 that President Donald Trump
00:48:35.020 referred to those
00:48:36.820 who gave their lives
00:48:37.860 in the service
00:48:38.560 of their country
00:48:39.400 of this country
00:48:40.320 as suckers
00:48:41.360 and losers.
00:48:42.820 Now General John Kelly
00:48:44.080 was ignominiously
00:48:45.420 fired
00:48:46.440 as the President's
00:48:48.120 Chief of Staff
00:48:49.160 and made this claim
00:48:50.520 only after
00:48:51.420 he was terminated.
00:48:53.000 There were 19
00:48:54.040 other people present
00:48:55.240 when this allegedly
00:48:56.280 happened
00:48:57.000 and they insist
00:48:58.620 that President Trump
00:48:59.660 never said that.
00:49:00.860 So yet again
00:49:02.260 this is
00:49:03.040 they recycle it.
00:49:04.360 Joe Biden
00:49:04.860 in his convention speech
00:49:06.840 which they pushed
00:49:08.120 out of prime time
00:49:09.320 so as few Americans
00:49:10.880 as possible
00:49:11.600 would see him
00:49:12.280 and thus be reminded
00:49:13.640 that he's still president
00:49:15.100 once again
00:49:16.460 recycled
00:49:17.080 the false claim
00:49:18.640 that Donald Trump
00:49:20.340 praised Nazis
00:49:21.340 in Charlottesville
00:49:23.140 as very fine people.
00:49:24.460 How many times
00:49:26.200 do these things
00:49:26.980 have to be debunked?
00:49:28.460 How many times
00:49:29.400 do they have to
00:49:30.560 lie about them?
00:49:32.560 It is really extraordinary.
00:49:34.560 It's why I think
00:49:35.000 it was important
00:49:35.720 that the President
00:49:36.960 go there today.
00:49:38.800 Well and Roger
00:49:39.880 Trump mentioned
00:49:41.740 in his clip there
00:49:43.100 his speech
00:49:43.680 that Kamala Harris
00:49:45.200 bragged about being
00:49:46.340 the last person
00:49:47.180 in the room
00:49:47.720 during that withdrawal
00:49:50.000 which by the way
00:49:51.500 it's not just a question
00:49:53.140 of oh was this incompetent
00:49:54.520 they actually had
00:49:55.660 military snipers
00:49:56.840 there on the day
00:49:58.180 that this bomb exploded
00:49:59.580 which killed 13
00:50:00.580 U.S. service members
00:50:01.440 and hundreds
00:50:02.020 of the civilians
00:50:03.320 there in Afghanistan
00:50:04.320 and that sniper
00:50:06.200 testified in Congress
00:50:07.340 and I know that
00:50:08.120 because I watched it
00:50:09.260 at the time
00:50:09.940 and I was shaken by it
00:50:11.500 because he was
00:50:12.100 sobbing crying
00:50:13.340 while giving his
00:50:14.720 sworn testimony
00:50:15.540 before Congress
00:50:16.440 saying that he had
00:50:18.520 as a sniper
00:50:19.280 the bomber
00:50:20.280 in his sights
00:50:21.520 he watched the bomber
00:50:22.700 go into the crowded area
00:50:24.000 with the Marines
00:50:24.900 and the civilians
00:50:25.780 and that his superiors
00:50:27.940 his superior officers
00:50:29.100 would not give him
00:50:30.440 the authority to shoot
00:50:31.580 they would not allow him
00:50:33.000 to take out this bomber
00:50:34.120 so it is the fault
00:50:36.660 of the Biden military
00:50:38.960 the Kamala Harris military
00:50:40.400 people like General Mark Milley
00:50:42.560 who is allowed
00:50:43.420 by the way
00:50:43.920 to walk off
00:50:44.580 into the sunset
00:50:45.260 as a five star
00:50:46.720 four star
00:50:47.600 I'm sorry
00:50:47.940 you know
00:50:48.280 oh we're
00:50:48.820 you know
00:50:50.580 so happy
00:50:51.780 for Mark Milley
00:50:53.300 and meanwhile
00:50:53.820 you know
00:50:54.180 you look at the carnage
00:50:55.100 that was caused
00:50:55.860 by Milley
00:50:56.880 in this situation
00:50:57.980 and by Lloyd Austin
00:50:59.800 and others
00:51:00.460 along the military
00:51:02.080 chain of command
00:51:02.700 Roger
00:51:03.060 it's disgusting
00:51:03.900 but we actually have
00:51:04.980 the clip of Harris
00:51:06.160 claiming
00:51:06.620 that she was
00:51:07.240 the last person
00:51:08.060 in the room
00:51:08.880 taking credit
00:51:09.700 for that botched withdrawal
00:51:11.300 that killed 13 Americans
00:51:12.700 let's roll that clip
00:51:13.520 he just made
00:51:14.200 a really big decision
00:51:15.240 Afghanistan
00:51:16.060 yes
00:51:16.720 were you the last person
00:51:18.160 in the room
00:51:18.560 yes
00:51:19.140 and you feel comfortable
00:51:21.220 I do
00:51:21.860 and and I
00:51:23.300 and I'm going to add to that
00:51:24.700 um
00:51:26.380 this is a president
00:51:29.660 who has
00:51:31.780 an extraordinary
00:51:33.160 amount of courage
00:51:34.160 this is
00:51:36.840 uh
00:51:37.160 you can almost
00:51:38.260 not watch
00:51:39.100 I do want to point out
00:51:40.240 to you though
00:51:40.760 Troy
00:51:41.180 this is very important
00:51:42.260 you're mispronouncing
00:51:44.120 the vice president's name
00:51:45.340 which means you're a racist
00:51:46.540 you keep calling her
00:51:48.200 Kamala
00:51:48.760 and that is
00:51:49.880 that's racist
00:51:50.860 her name is
00:51:52.180 Kamala
00:51:52.940 it's easy to remember
00:51:53.920 communist
00:51:55.300 Kamala
00:51:56.860 now you'll never
00:51:58.060 mispronounce it
00:51:59.240 again
00:51:59.720 well you know
00:52:01.240 Roger
00:52:01.520 it's an interesting thing
00:52:02.860 because you don't know
00:52:03.640 exactly where she falls
00:52:04.900 on that
00:52:05.240 you know
00:52:05.480 because you watch
00:52:06.280 Joe Biden
00:52:07.400 the other night
00:52:07.960 and they
00:52:08.420 they actually
00:52:09.460 the mainstream media
00:52:10.460 was hitting Biden
00:52:11.360 for pronouncing
00:52:12.240 exactly how I
00:52:13.040 pronounce it
00:52:13.680 so you know
00:52:14.720 I pronounced it
00:52:15.540 like Biden
00:52:16.420 maybe that's wrong
00:52:17.400 but it's interesting
00:52:18.360 I remember
00:52:19.040 when she was running
00:52:19.960 for Senate
00:52:20.340 she actually ran
00:52:21.180 an advertisement
00:52:22.280 on how to say
00:52:24.180 her name
00:52:24.560 we're actually
00:52:24.880 going to pull that
00:52:25.420 for tomorrow
00:52:25.900 so if you can see
00:52:26.600 how absolute
00:52:27.920 I mean just
00:52:28.380 self-centered
00:52:28.880 crazy
00:52:29.320 I mean imagine
00:52:30.220 taking donor money
00:52:31.700 and spending it
00:52:33.160 on an advertisement
00:52:33.980 so that people
00:52:34.580 will pronounce
00:52:35.260 your name
00:52:35.840 a certain way
00:52:36.320 it's just
00:52:36.920 total insanity
00:52:38.360 and you know
00:52:39.140 Roger what do you
00:52:39.860 think about the idea
00:52:40.780 we're seeing
00:52:41.460 I think journalists
00:52:42.360 kind of turn on her
00:52:43.480 more and more
00:52:44.500 as we go forward
00:52:45.180 here because she just
00:52:45.860 refuses to give an interview
00:52:47.140 have you ever seen
00:52:47.800 anything like this before
00:52:48.900 no and I actually
00:52:50.620 I spoke to a journalist
00:52:52.140 the other day
00:52:53.080 who's you know
00:52:54.120 I think a straight
00:52:54.880 down the middle
00:52:55.520 journalist
00:52:56.060 not a
00:52:56.600 not one of those
00:52:58.080 that are biased
00:52:58.880 and just acting
00:52:59.700 like a journalist
00:53:00.520 so many people
00:53:02.120 today call themselves
00:53:03.040 journalists
00:53:03.500 when in fact
00:53:04.020 they are
00:53:04.440 rabid partisans
00:53:05.880 but in this case
00:53:06.740 I was talking
00:53:07.280 to a journalist
00:53:08.400 I respect
00:53:09.000 and she said
00:53:11.460 you know
00:53:11.920 if she goes
00:53:13.840 into a debate
00:53:14.620 and she has
00:53:15.860 a bad debate
00:53:16.940 she's going
00:53:17.960 to need
00:53:18.460 the press
00:53:19.140 to have
00:53:20.100 a forum
00:53:20.740 to recover
00:53:22.200 and she's
00:53:23.420 aggravating
00:53:24.140 many many
00:53:24.900 reporters
00:53:25.460 and news
00:53:25.960 organizations
00:53:26.560 today
00:53:27.020 by her
00:53:27.860 abject refusal
00:53:28.840 to give an
00:53:29.620 interview
00:53:30.020 or to have
00:53:30.820 a press conference
00:53:31.680 I thought that
00:53:32.340 was a very
00:53:33.200 important
00:53:34.000 observation
00:53:34.880 I still think
00:53:36.100 their campaign
00:53:36.800 is largely
00:53:37.840 astroturf
00:53:38.900 this idea
00:53:39.880 that they're
00:53:40.440 surging
00:53:41.100 they have
00:53:41.400 a new poll
00:53:42.000 out today
00:53:42.820 showing
00:53:43.720 that she's
00:53:45.040 leading Donald
00:53:45.700 Trump by
00:53:46.200 seven points
00:53:47.000 nationally
00:53:47.680 I don't know
00:53:48.900 a single
00:53:49.280 pollster
00:53:50.180 that I respect
00:53:51.100 who shows
00:53:51.840 the same things
00:53:52.600 in their
00:53:53.660 survey research
00:53:54.920 so I think
00:53:56.880 that she's
00:53:57.280 making a mistake
00:53:58.020 but I can
00:53:59.940 also understand
00:54:00.700 the conundrum
00:54:01.420 in her campaign
00:54:02.420 they're afraid
00:54:03.600 to let her
00:54:04.500 speak
00:54:04.860 because she
00:54:05.760 can't speak
00:54:06.660 contemporaneously
00:54:07.880 and she's
00:54:08.880 apt to make
00:54:09.680 mistakes
00:54:10.280 we're wrangling
00:54:11.940 about the
00:54:12.500 ABC debate
00:54:13.460 because Trump
00:54:14.260 is beginning
00:54:14.720 to intimate
00:54:15.700 that he
00:54:16.460 might not
00:54:17.220 show up
00:54:17.940 they say
00:54:18.620 oh he's
00:54:19.180 afraid to
00:54:19.760 debate
00:54:19.960 no he's
00:54:20.340 not afraid
00:54:20.740 of anything
00:54:21.260 folks
00:54:21.800 I've known
00:54:22.620 him 45
00:54:23.140 years
00:54:23.700 Donald Trump
00:54:24.520 is afraid
00:54:24.940 of nothing
00:54:25.580 and nobody
00:54:26.680 but he
00:54:28.300 had the
00:54:28.740 courage
00:54:29.060 to go
00:54:29.340 into the
00:54:29.800 lion's den
00:54:30.880 at CNN
00:54:31.600 but she
00:54:32.940 doesn't seem
00:54:33.360 to have
00:54:33.580 the courage
00:54:34.000 to go
00:54:34.360 into a
00:54:34.840 debate
00:54:35.220 at Fox
00:54:36.180 where frankly
00:54:36.980 I think
00:54:37.340 she would
00:54:37.700 be treated
00:54:38.220 fairly
00:54:39.080 Brett Baird
00:54:40.260 not exactly
00:54:41.080 a Trump
00:54:41.820 supporter
00:54:42.440 so this
00:54:44.460 this is
00:54:45.060 going to be
00:54:45.400 a crucial
00:54:45.960 development
00:54:46.980 in the
00:54:47.520 campaign
00:54:47.920 when people
00:54:48.400 keep asking
00:54:49.040 me and they
00:54:49.500 do
00:54:49.780 who's going
00:54:50.560 to win
00:54:51.020 there's no
00:54:51.620 way today
00:54:52.380 to tell
00:54:52.900 with certainty
00:54:53.800 who is going
00:54:54.760 to win
00:54:55.200 this development
00:54:56.740 the Kennedy
00:54:57.420 endorsement
00:54:58.500 of Trump
00:54:59.780 you could never
00:55:00.380 have Ford
00:55:00.880 seen this
00:55:01.440 months ago
00:55:02.160 but it is
00:55:03.300 a major
00:55:04.200 major development
00:55:05.480 in the campaign
00:55:06.320 one that will
00:55:07.220 have impact
00:55:07.940 on voters
00:55:08.720 debates
00:55:09.560 will have
00:55:10.160 impact
00:55:10.680 on voters
00:55:11.480 the economy
00:55:12.700 between now
00:55:14.200 and election
00:55:14.740 day
00:55:15.040 will have
00:55:15.560 impact
00:55:16.120 on voters
00:55:16.980 the Democrats
00:55:17.960 have a much
00:55:18.660 harder job
00:55:19.600 Trump needs
00:55:20.620 to just run
00:55:21.220 on his record
00:55:22.080 and contrast
00:55:23.000 it with the
00:55:23.840 record
00:55:24.540 and the current
00:55:25.220 proposals
00:55:25.920 of Kamala
00:55:27.500 Harris
00:55:27.860 and Joe
00:55:28.420 Biden
00:55:28.800 whereas Kamala
00:55:30.120 Harris has
00:55:30.680 a much tougher
00:55:31.280 job
00:55:31.720 she has to
00:55:32.580 pretend
00:55:32.880 she had no
00:55:33.560 involvement
00:55:34.060 whatsoever
00:55:34.560 in Joe
00:55:35.140 Biden's
00:55:35.740 presidency
00:55:36.660 she barely
00:55:38.060 knows who
00:55:38.540 he is
00:55:38.920 she doesn't
00:55:39.280 even remember
00:55:39.780 being involved
00:55:40.620 and she
00:55:42.000 has to
00:55:42.500 defend
00:55:43.040 new policies
00:55:44.280 that she
00:55:45.240 seems in
00:55:45.820 many cases
00:55:46.360 to have
00:55:46.700 lifted
00:55:47.040 from Donald
00:55:47.660 Trump
00:55:47.980 at the same
00:55:49.020 time trying
00:55:49.680 to live
00:55:50.040 down the
00:55:50.500 fact that
00:55:50.980 she wanted
00:55:51.820 to defund
00:55:52.560 the police
00:55:53.200 she was
00:55:53.980 raising money
00:55:54.660 to get
00:55:55.220 radical
00:55:56.000 Antifa
00:55:57.020 members
00:55:57.800 out of jail
00:55:59.160 after they
00:55:59.740 burned down
00:56:00.440 a large
00:56:01.160 section
00:56:01.720 of America
00:56:02.540 she is the
00:56:03.560 one who
00:56:03.900 wanted to
00:56:04.720 decriminalize
00:56:05.820 the illegal
00:56:06.300 act of
00:56:06.840 entering the
00:56:07.400 country
00:56:07.800 illegally
00:56:08.920 she is the
00:56:09.880 one who
00:56:10.320 wants to
00:56:10.920 have U.S.
00:56:11.820 taxpayers
00:56:12.440 foot the
00:56:13.500 bill for
00:56:14.440 health care
00:56:15.120 for all
00:56:15.820 20 million
00:56:17.000 plus
00:56:17.400 illegals
00:56:18.040 who are
00:56:18.580 in the
00:56:18.800 country
00:56:19.140 she has
00:56:19.980 the much
00:56:20.380 tougher
00:56:20.820 political
00:56:21.320 task
00:56:21.800 I'm afraid
00:56:22.320 Troy we
00:56:23.420 have to
00:56:23.960 leave it
00:56:24.440 there
00:56:24.640 folks
00:56:24.960 please
00:56:25.400 remember
00:56:26.160 to go
00:56:27.500 to rumble
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00:56:36.000 slash roger
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00:56:38.980 zone every
00:56:39.760 day at
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00:56:43.920 please do
00:56:44.940 that for us
00:56:45.780 and also
00:56:46.460 let me remind
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00:56:58.320 earlier in the
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00:57:00.700 at 8 o'clock
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00:57:01.840 on behalf of
00:57:03.060 my co-host
00:57:04.160 Troy Smith
00:57:04.800 and myself
00:57:05.640 want to thank
00:57:06.460 you for joining
00:57:07.080 us today on
00:57:08.320 the stone
00:57:08.720 zone and
00:57:09.680 god bless you
00:57:10.560 and god
00:57:11.180 speed
00:57:11.560 a man who's
00:57:12.900 gone through
00:57:13.460 hell but
00:57:15.160 he's kept
00:57:16.240 going and
00:57:16.980 he's smart
00:57:17.680 and he's
00:57:18.180 strong and
00:57:18.880 people love
00:57:20.540 him not
00:57:21.040 everybody but
00:57:21.820 people love
00:57:22.420 him and
00:57:22.680 respect him
00:57:23.240 roger stone
00:57:24.260 where's roger
00:57:25.000 stone
00:57:25.500 an
00:57:27.160 rure
00:57:36.480 o'ng
00:57:38.700 o'ng
00:57:39.160 a'ng
00:57:40.560 o'ng
00:57:42.620 o'ng
00:57:43.400 o'ng
00:57:44.080 o' ΓΉ
00:57:46.520 a'ng
00:57:48.080 o'ng
00:57:48.280 d'a'ng
00:57:50.200 l'go
00:57:50.620 You