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Welcome back to the Durs show.

We had another spectacular audience response yesterday to the show.

Over 100,000 people watched it.

I guess people like a little bit of inside gossip.

I'm going to try to do too much of that, but we're going to talk about Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

today again, but this time the hearings.

But before we get to that,

how the New York Times dealt with this yesterday is the best demonstration to how the New York Times

has become an absolutely second-rate newspaper journalistically.

What it did yesterday was absolute journalistic malpractice in reporting on the conflict between

Caroline Kennedy and Bobby Kennedy. So here's the headline. Caroline Kennedy's video exposes

fight over family legacy. And the story goes on and it talks about how, you know, she attacked Bobby Kennedy

Jr. as a predator or this and that and the other thing. And then it says, and basically most of the

family was behind her or the family was behind her. And it mentions also that he was attacked by Stephen Smith,

who's another one of his first cousins. But they deliberately, maliciously, left out the fact that

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