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Hey everyone, I'm Megan Kelly, welcome to the Megan Kelly show, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

Born into the Kennedy Dynasty and the namesake of one of the most famous men in America.

He has been in the spotlight for decades.

Many of us grew up seeing the Kennedy family as the closest thing we had to American royalty.

The patriarch Joseph Kennedy and entrepreneur ambassador to the UK and first head of the SEC under President Roosevelt,

Helming a family of nine children, one of whom is Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s dad.

The names of those children would come to define politics for much of the 20th century as they became war heroes, senators, attorneys general, even a president.

Bobby's father was a attorney general, Robert Kennedy, assassinated in 1968 while on his way toward becoming the Democratic nominee for president.

Bobby was just 14 years old at the time, but years later would go on to follow in his father's legal footsteps, entering the legal profession and becoming one of the nation's top environmental lawyers,

leading the charge against various toxins and pollutants and demanding remediation of chemical wastelands like the Hudson River in New York.

But it is his position on vaccines that has left him a bit of an outcast in some circles, including with many in the medical community, the media, and even with some of his own family.

I spoke to Robert for nearly four hours, my longest interview ever. We discussed everything from his position on vaccines and censorship to the claims he makes in his latest book, The Real Anthony Fauci, Bill Gates, Big Pharma, and the Global War on Democracy and Public Health.

The book, essentially blackballed by the media, is nonetheless an enormous hit with the American people, making the best sellers lists of the New York Times, Amazon, the Wall Street Journal, and USA today.

And while what you are about to hear is not a cheerleading session on vaccines, it is an important conversation about public health, the agencies and charge, and whether we have been getting the protection we deserve from those we fund with our tax dollars.

We taped this conversation about a week ago, and we have spent the time since taking a deeper dive into some of his more controversial claims.

What you will hear are many of his opinions, along with some context and some fact-checking as we go.

We did this because we want our audience to hear this discussion, but to understand where Robert and his critics most differ, and because we hope this exchange can be seen on as many public platforms as possible.

We think it is a vital exchange. Also, if you are watching on YouTube, or listening on the podcast services, you can find links to other sources like the CDC, the WHO, and so on in our episode description.

We have tried to provide you with as many resources as possible, you can make up your own minds.

We talked about far more than just vaccines, however. This is after all, Robert of Kennedy, Jr., including an incredibly revealing conversation about the toll his work has taken on his wife, actress Cheryl Hines, the assassinations of his father and his uncle, and why he thinks the Democratic Party is no longer what they fought so hard to represent.

We even went there on Marilyn Monroe, and claims about his father and his uncle allegedly having affairs with her, truly nothing to his credit, was off limits.

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