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com.uk-Uk.woundary. That's audible.combe.ukeslundery. Welcome to Dunn and Done. I'm Alicia, your hostess on this podcast journey, All Things, Dominic Dunn. And this week, we continue with the feud. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is

waging against our man Nick. Thank you for joining me today for the continuation of this story.

We have made it to June 2003. This month in New York Magazine is a piece that sends shockwaves. The stuff that

done and Kennedy say to each other through the press in this piece is magnificent. So many

shots taken. There is language before warned. For longtime listeners, you're going to hear many familiar tales.

For newer listeners, we have talked in detail about many of the stories Dominic Dunn is telling in this episode.

However, the subtext of the Robert F. Kennedy Jr. through line is what makes this whole thing very worthy for this extra episode of Done and Done this week.

And we're not even to August 2003 and everything after.

The setup for that one comes in this one.

It's so, so much, y'all.

Let's investigate.

We have made it to June 2003.

We remember all the fireworks from the springtime.

Nick gets his thoughts about Robert Kennedy's big essay in March.

Now, just a few months later, in the middle of June, for all of New York Society and the rest of the world to feast on, is this little gym.

Published June 13th, 2003 by Chris Smith is a feature for New York Magazine, aptly titled Dominic Dunn versus Robert Kennedy.

Get ready, investigators. This whole article is really something, and Dominic Dunn has zero problem,

telling exactly about what is all happening in his world as it relates to just about everyone.

But these beginning bits are going to take us down Dominic Dunn's memory lane.

Again, many of these stories for longtime listeners will ring a bell.

New investigators, many of these stories have become fan favorites.

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