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Welcome back to the Durs show, whether you like it or not,

nobody can ever deny that Donald Trump is the most energetic person

to have served for the first eight days in office. My God, he's a whirlwind.

And just everywhere, saying everything, doing everything, done more in eight days than any

peacetime president has ever done. And he's gotten most of his nominations look like they're

going through. The one that I think is in the most trouble, the Secretary of Defense made it

by the skin of his teeth, one vote, obviously, the vote of the vice president. But I think the

nomination that's going to have the most trouble is the

nomination of Bobby Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, Jr. And I think part but not the whole reason,

obviously, is his family has turned against him. And most particularly his first cousin,

Caroline Kennedy has turned against him.

So I want to talk about that dynamic on this show.

Now, I don't want it to become too gossipy.

I know all the Kennedys, and I know Bobby, and I know I've known Caroline Kennedy since she was a freshman at Harvard. I think she came to interview me for the Harvard Crimson.

I had probably met her even before that on Martha's Vineyard.

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