previously on American thought leaders.

If you want to flourish an NIH or any of these regulatory agencies, the way to do that

is by carrying water for the pharmaceutical industry.

In part one of my interview with Robert F. Kennedy Jr., founder and chief legal counsel

of Children's Health Defense, we discussed glaring conflicts of interest in our health

agencies and what he describes as a coup d'etat against American democracy and the Bill

of Rights.

In part two, he explains how U.S. government tools developed for influencing overseas populations

were deployed on Americans.

The CIA has become a government within our government and really a tumor on our system.

What does he think about allegations the CIA was involved in the assassination of his

uncle, John F. Kennedy?

And at a time when many had lost faith in the American system, how do we restore power

to the American people and rekindle American ideals?

This is American thought leaders and I'm Janja Kelleck.

One of the big worries of the people who made the Constitution is that through demography

and fear and essentially propaganda that demagogues and tyrants would easily be able

to persuade particularly uneducated public to relinquish the rights that the founders

had fought and in some cases died for.

I mean, one of the reasons that we have, we were the first country with mandatory public

education.

They understood that uneducated public could easily be manipulated through propaganda to

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