Confronting Robert Kennedy about Abortion, Climate Change & the CIA killing his father & JFK

RFK Jr handled that extremely well. I'm absolutely sure he does know climate change is a farce, but he's trying to play both sides.

RFK Jr knows that if people hear all his takes his numbers will plummet. He's a far left radical.

Who is they?

the face you make when you just got stein’d

I've enjoyed some of your flash interviews in the past, but this one isn't the own you think it is. RFK Jr came across as the class act that he is, but you...not so much. Why not do an actual sit-down interview with him instead of ambushing him?

He has no Secret Service Protection. What a disgraceful approach to such an intelligent man. Here are some of his successes Alex: As of Dec 2022, the Monsanto lawsuits to which Bobby has devoted much of the past decade have yielded $11 Billion for farmers, migrant workers, day laborers, and families exposed to the pesticide RoundUp. In 2018, Kennedy prosecuted Columbia Gas Company for its negligent pipeline maintenance leading to explosions in three towns north of Boston. In 2017, Kennedy prosecuted Monsanto on behalf of poor farming communities and migrant workers who had developed non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma from exposure to the pesticide Round-up. In 2016, Bobby and and several of his children joined the Water Protectors on the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation in North Dakota, to protest the Dakota Access Pipeline crossing tribal lands and threatening the Tribe’s primary water source. Also in 2016, Bobby prosecuted SoCal Gas on behalf of the California communities sickened by the Aliso Canyon Gas Leak, the largest gas leak in American history. In 2013, Bobby and his son Conor were arrested in front of the White House for protesting the Keystone Pipeline's construction through native lands and protected wilderness. The 2011 award-winning film The Last Mountain depicts Kennedy's tireless fight against Appalachian mountaintop removal mining. In 2007, Bobby won a $396 million jury verdict on behalf of rural communities in West Virginia contaminated by Zinc from a DuPont chemical plant. In 2001, Kennedy was arrested for protesting US military testing in the fishing waters of Puerto Rico and served 30 days in jail, eventually resulting in the termination of the US bombing of Puerto Rican waters that were causing cancers from uranium. Throughout the 1990s, Bobby represented family farmers in their fight against factory farming giants in North Carolina, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Ohio, Oklahoma and Maryland. In 1997, Bobby sued Mobil oil to reverse its pollution of the Hudson River, making the waters fishable again and enabling the return of the Bald Eagle to its nesting ground. Between 1996 and 2000, Kennedy represented Mexican fishing communities in their battle against Mitsubishi's proposed salt facility in the whale breeding waters of Baja. Between 1993 and 1999, Bobby worked with the first Five Nations of Clayoquot Sound to oppose MacMillan Bloedel logging some of the last remaining intact coastal rainforests in British Columbia. In 1993, Kennedy represented the Confederation of Indian Peoples in their negotiation with oil giant Conoco to limit destruction of the Ecuadorian Amazon. Beginning in 1992, Bobby represented the Cree Indians in their fight against 600 proposed dams on their tribal land. In 1990, Bobby assisted indigenous Peheunches in Chile working to prevent a series of dams proposed for the iconic BioBio River. More: Beginning in 1985, Kennedy helped the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) establish an international program for environmental, energy and human rights. On behalf of this program he assisted indigenous people in Canada and Latin America protecting their homelands and wilderness areas from unwanted large-scale extractive energy projects. Bobby secured a $670 Million settlement for under-resourced communities in Ohio and West Virginia whose drinking water had been contaminated by C8 from industrial dumping and runoff. During his tenure at RiverKeeper, he successfully sued dozens of municipalities to force compliance with the Clean Water Act. He won cases against corporate giants too, including a suit against General Electric for toxic runoff from its corporate jet hangar and a court order against ExxonMobil mandating they clean up tens of millions of gallons of spilled oil in Brooklyn, NY. Building on the success of the local Riverkeeper model, Bobby co-founded the WaterKeeper Alliance and served as its President for 21 years. Under his direction, it became the world's largest nonprofit devoted to clean water and now protects 2.7 million miles of waterways with over a million volunteers in the United States and 46 other countries. Now @alexstein99 ask yourself, do you know anyone personally ever (especially one running for President without Secret Service Protection despite his Father and Uncle) who's done so much to protect the land and the people of this great country of ours. I'll wait...

Wow, these are very basic questions that you would expect an honest answer on.

Alex is the best troll 👏

Bobby is a CIA operative. That’s why he won’t talk to you.