All right? So this time we're doing something a little different.

All right? This is a really cool West Palm Beach living, right?

This is where a lot of campaigns have to begin, have to come to keep their momentum going.

Everybody can talk about wanting those small donor dollar,

but you keep big money, okay?

And you need people who have big money to believe in what you're about.

And this is where we found Bobby Kennedy Jr. tonight.

Now I want to read you something, okay?

All around us, all around us, not just on the question of the war, not just in the question of the cities, not just the question of poverty,

it's just the question problems of race, but all around us.

And why you're so concerned, why you're so disturbed. The fact is men have lost confidence in themselves in each other.

It's confidence which has sustained us so much in the past.

Rather than answer the cries of deprivation and despair,

cries which usually tell us that we need to talk with each other

until we split our nation.

Rather than answer those cries, hundreds of communities,

millions of citizens are looking for their own answers to force repression

and private guns to change reality so that we confront our fellow citizen across

impossible barriers, a hostility of this trust and again I don't believe that

we have to accept that I don't believe that it's necessary in the United States. I think we can work together. I don't think that we have to shoot at each other to beat each other, curse each other, criticize each other. I think we can do better and that's why I'm running.

Doesn't that sound good? You know who that was?

Robert F. Kennedy 1968. And it tells you a couple of things.

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