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Hey, everyone, I'm Megan Kelly. Welcome to the Megan Kelly Show. This week, we're bringing you a deep dive into the influential picks that President-elect Donald Trump is making.

And one of the biggest names is Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Health and Human Services Secretary. RFKJ has become a

household name, and his endorsement of Trump in August was a huge moment in this race. But it wasn't

always like that for RFKJ. Back in July, 2021, President Biden promoted him as a leading member of the, quote, disinformation dozen. And then he was de-platformed virtually everywhere. But in March of 2022, we sat down and interviewed Bobby Kennedy for the first time. Can I tell you,

it was crazy because I was in Montana at the time on spring break with my family. And it was so

nuts. Do you guys remember when my, my baby, my little boy got hurt, seriously hurt on the

ski mountain and split his spleen in three places.

And I almost didn't get to do this interview. It was like the whole week was so crazy.

We had put so much work into this. My whole team had been fact-checking him, his book,

calling his critics to get ammo and so on, right?

So we could make sure we had done our job and that this interview could live on all the

social media platforms. It was a feat because we interviewed him. This was my first interview

of him. We had scheduled 90 minutes. We wound up talking for four hours. It was an

incredible conversation. And it did live. You know what? It lived on all platforms. It didn't

get censored at all. And it was the beginning of his public resurrection on social media and

in the podcast lane and so on and really just getting his voice back out

there. At the end of the taping, he told me this, quote, thanks for your courage, integrity.

And I hope this, they leave this up for more than 10 seconds. Right. Well, they did. They did.

And I think you'll be fascinated by this interview. If you've heard it before,

you're still going to love it because you'll learn new things. I do. I've listened to it like three

times. And if you haven't heard it, you need to. Because people are going back right now. We can see

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