It's not just a tragedy, it's a crime against the child, because the child has an independent

interest. What do you say to that? The solution of having the state come in and dictate choices that,

you know, that the woman is making is not, that's not a good solution to me. You don't believe

that the child has an independent right to life, for example.

At any point during the pregnancy?

You know, you and I all differ on that, and that's just a place where I differ.

And I understand your position.

I have tremendous respect for you for having that kind of absolute moral clarity on that position.

But I think it's more nuanced and complex than that.

Today, we're joined by a figure whose family legacy is etched into Democratic Party and American

history, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

RFK Jr. is not just known for his storied lineage,

but for his own advocacy of indigenous land rights and the environment public health and political

commentary. A lawyer by training, Kennedy has been at the forefront of the environmental movement

and has worked on issues related to vaccines through his organization, Children's Health Defense.

Born into the Kennedy dynasty, on January 17, 1954, RFK Jr. is the third of

11 children of the late Democratic Senator Robert F. Kennedy and Ethel Kennedy.

RFK Jr.'s early life was marked by personal and family tragedy, including the assassinations

of his uncle, President John F. Kennedy, and his father, Senator Robert F. Kennedy.

He's overcome personal struggles,

including a battle with drug addiction and legal issues. However, Kennedy's resilience is evident,

carving out his path and pursuing education at once prestigious institutions like Harvard University

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