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And we're going to talk now with Max Kennedy.

Max Kennedy is one of the sons of Senator Robert F. Kennedy.

He, Max, and his sister, Rory, stood today and supported Nathan Hockman publicly for

District Attorney of Los Angeles.

Max is a writer, a historian, and served for three years as an assistant DA in Philadelphia.

His sister, Rory, is an Academy Award-nominated documentary filmmaker, and the two of them are using their stature as members of the Kennedy family to say that it's time for George Gascon to go.

And they're supporting the independent Nathan Hockman to replace Gascon.

And as you know, Max's dad, Robert, Senator Robert Kennedy was killed here in Los Angeles in 1968 at the Ambassador Hotel assassinated.

And Sir Han, Sir Han was, we're going to talk to him about Sir Han and just the whole parole process.

Because Gasco never supports the families when it comes to parole.

They're always left on their own in any other county in this state.

If you remember the victim's family and the perpetrator is up for parole,

you have a deputy DA come with you to witness the hearing and support you and, you know, help fight the parole.

So let's get Max, Max on here.

Max Kennedy, welcome.

How are you?

John, thanks so much for having me on.

Let's, some people might be surprised.

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