Residents Continue To Reel One Year After East Palestine Train Derailment

The Untold Story with Martha MacCallum

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🗓️ 1 March 2024

⏱️ 54 minutes

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It's been a little over a year since a train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio turned much of the town's air toxic. Though the story is no longer in the headlines, the residents of East Palestine continue dealing with the impacts of this tragic incident every year. Martha is joined by environmental lawyer and Presidential Candidate Robert F. Kennedy, who's been involved with the issue since the start, to discuss his candidacy, the 'We The People' Party, and whether he thinks he can win the 2024 Election. Later, Martha and RFK Jr. are joined by five East Palestine residents to get an intimate look into how the train derailment has affected those in the town, and how they feel about the White House's response to this tragedy. Follow Martha on Twitter: @MarthaMacCallum Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:43.4	Hi, everyone, and welcome back to The Untold Story.
0:44.6	I'm Martha McCallum.
0:48.6	Earlier this week, I had the opportunity to visit East Palestine, Ohio.
0:54.0	A year after, the toxic train derailment left residents of the town reeling. While there, I was joined by Robert F. Kennedy
0:56.6	Jr., who joined us for a discussion on his presidential candidacy, why he chose to create the
1:02.4	We the People Party, and whether he thinks he can win running as an independent.
1:07.6	Good to have you here, sir. Thank you for being here today. Thank you for having me, Martha.
1:11.6	So I'm going to try to get through a number of issues with you, if I may. I think a lot of people
1:15.9	have heard what you think about free speech and vaccines, but I want to get into some other issues
1:22.4	that maybe they're not so familiar with in terms of where you stand on those. But first of all,
1:27.2	I want to ask you
1:27.8	about the big issue, which is electability, and how you could pull this off as an independent
1:33.2	candidate, which obviously has never been done in the country. So you're on three state ballots
1:38.6	right now. How are you going to get on the others? I know you've started your own We the People
1:43.7	Party. And then there's a libertarian area where you could get on the others? I know you've started your own We the People Party,
1:44.7	and then there's a libertarian area where you could get on ballots in that way as well.
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