Across the UK, across continental North America, and around the world on the internet by webcast

and by podcast, my name is definitely Howard Hughes and this is still the unexplained.

Well, we're three quarters of the way through September now, and I guess we're contemplating

Christmas and the new year, but God, what happened to this last year?

It just kind of went in the snap of a finger, didn't it, by the looks of it?

I know, I know three months still to go, so, you know, let's not write it all off yet.

After, you know, fascinating times in which we live and we're surviving through.

Here in London, it's starting to get dark now at about half past seven in the evening.

It's a bit of a shock.

You just kind of ask yourself, what happened to summer?

You wait, look, I hope everything's okay with you and that you're keeping happy

and that you're keeping engaged with the world and life is delivering the things that you want.

That's all we can hope for, any of us, isn't it, really?

And, you know, we hope for better times, too.

Thank you very much to Adam, my webmaster for his hard work on these shows,

and thank you to Haley for being good enough to book the guests for the online edition.

Now, on this one, you're going to hear somebody who was on my radio show recently for a very good reason.

It's a slightly extended version of my conversation with the author and investigative journalist Tim Tate,

who's written extensively and spent 25 years researching the assassination of Robert Kennedy in 1968.

Bobby Kennedy, JFK's brother, was a hot ticket to become president.

In that year, he was going to be facing potentially facing Richard Nixon and the outcome of the election that followed

may have been quite different.

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