Hello there, you awakening wonders and happy Independence Day, not only to all of you in America,

but to all of you across the world. Because what kind of independence is it? If it isn't

independence for every individual, every community, every nation, independent media, independent

politics, independent mind. This is a special show.

We will only be on YouTube for the first 15 minutes before appearing exclusively on Rumble

to have our special Independence Day conversation with Robert Kennedy Jr., presidential candidate.

And today he's going to be joined for the first time by his wife,

Cheryl Hines. We are very excited. Bobby, Cheryl, thanks for joining us. I'm so excited to see you there.

Thank you for having us.

We're happy to be here, Russell.

Really kind of you. I've deliberately adorned myself in this outrageous fashion because I knew you were

participating, Cheryl, and I thought it would be wise to make an impression.

Because, man, you are on fire.

Thank you so much. Thanks for making that observation.

Cheryl, it must be interesting for you to find yourself suddenly at the center of this controversial, global conversation as the on-screen accomplice of a stubborn and difficult partner who gets himself into all sorts of scrapes with his unwillingness to not take up

unnecessary confrontations. Have you got any experience in that area? I have a little, a few

decades of experience in that, but in a funny way. So now this is a different, this is a different fishbowl, shall we say?

All right for you, both of you.

I mean, I just imagine that it must be extraordinary for a marriage that I imagine has some pressure on it anyway to find yourself in this position.

Are you doing all right? We're doing all right.

Yeah. So far. This is the first time I've actually seen Cheryl since the announcement.

That's not terrific. He's been in the Bahamas drinking marguerite's with Xanax since then.

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