Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

Thank you, everybody.

I want to thank all of you, stalwarts, for coming here,

and I want to thank particularly Ron Paul

for hosting you for keeping the flame alive

or his lifelong commitment to civil rights,

to the bill of rights, to the Constitution.

And there are many, many areas of differences

in our political opinions over the past 40 years

that both of us have been in politics,

but both of us share the reverence for the bill of rights

that I think ultimately is the retreat fortress

where all of us are holding up to excuse my voice,

which usually my voice gets better as I talk.

I want to talk about the thing that we have in common,

which is the erosion of the Constitution.

And we've seen one of the alarming parts

that is pandemic for those of us

who are a little conversant with the kind of medical paradigms

that are being invoked right now,

to understand with such clarity the manipulations

that are taking place, the chicane or the hiding of real data,

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