See, they have protection if they didn't do anything nefarious to harm anybody.

But if it could be proven that they knew that these serums would harm people before they

put them to market and they would hell that information, then they're liable.

They don't have the blanket immunity.

That the law has afforded them since 1986, we talked to Robert F. Kennedy, but junior

about that a number of times.

And people say he can head back on the show, I don't know, he's been on the show three

times and everything he's saying now, he's already said on the show before he said

on anybody else's show, what is there, what is there to talk about?

I don't want to get wrapped up in politics and promote presidential candidates.

I really don't, I know, you know, I think it's a waste of my time and your time, but, uh,

you know, I don't have anything against the guy, but he's been on the show three times

and he said, like I said, yes, he's, he's grown on, and he's built off a number of themes,

but he said them all here first, don't forget this was the show.

He basically launched his podcast off of when he was trying to court conservative people.

This was it.

And I happen to be in the right place at the right time because I was attacking Fauci

and Redfield, the CDC director at that time and Dr. Burke, Dr. Scarf at that time.

And he was about to launch his podcast and I had just launched mine.

So we got together and we, I was in a right place at the right time.

And we appreciate each other, I, I've, I've converse with him on email since he announced

his, uh, candidates, I, if I was going to do anything, I just shoot the shit with them

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