When you open the door for somebody else, welcome back to the vaccine conversation.

And we are here today with a very special guest, a really good friend of mine.

I've known this person for several years now and it's great to have friends in this

fight. That's kind of what helps keep us empowered and energized when we have colleagues

and friends. But this is a very well-known gentleman. You guys all know him and love

him as well. And take a picture of us right now. So I'd like to welcome Bobby Kennedy

into this studio. So thanks for making the drive down here.

Thank you for having me, Bob. And thanks for everything that you do for this issue.

Yeah. Well, yeah, you can't not do it, right? You know, the truth. You just got much.

Yeah. Yeah. So Melissa, why don't you come over too?

We're just going to kind of jump right in. No pre-show banter, no fun.

There are time constraints. Yeah, we're just going to jump in to start asking

Bob a lot of things we're kind of curious about and you guys are curious about

too. So take it away. I will. Well, welcome. And as everyone knows, we break this up into two

parts. You're familiar with our interviews by now. The first part is going to be all about

the personal background and maybe what led this person to be such an influential person

in our movement. And that's what we're going to start with now. So the first question I'm

going to ask has a lot to do with the book that I've been reading. Do you want to mention

it also? Well, yeah, yeah. Everybody. Yeah. Can I call you Bobby? I just want to

just strange call you, you know, Mr. Kennedy or Bobby wrote a book, American values lessons.

I learned from my family and there's a lot of just very good insight into you, the person.

And this we're not going to ask you lots of questions about it, but we kind of

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