Topic: Kennedy Family

Kennedy family members expressed conflicting views on the release of the JFK assassination files. Jack Schlossberg, JFK's grandson, criticized media coverage of the documents as "fake news" and defended President Biden against claims made in the released files. Conversely, RFK Jr., the Secretary of Health and Human Services, supported the release while reports on Jesse Watters' program suggested that one-third of the original files remain missing.

Fifteen members of the Kennedy family appeared in Philadelphia to formally endorse Joe Biden for president, pointedly snubbing their relative, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Kerry Kennedy acted as the spokesperson, emphasizing that the family believes Biden is the best path forward for the country. The hosts describe the event as a "freak show" and suggest it was a coordinated effort to prevent RFK Jr. from acting as a spoiler for the Democratic ticket.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. officially left the Democratic Party to run for President as an independent candidate. His siblings issued a statement denouncing his candidacy as "perilous for our country." The hosts discuss the timing of the announcement and how the Democratic National Committee effectively locked him out of the primary process, forcing the independent bid.

The discussion covers the media's extensive coverage of the Day of Remembrance for President John F. Kennedy, which the hosts characterize as a source of free content for news outlets. They also note recent presidential proclamations for National Family Week and National Child Day.

The hosts look back at the death of Mary Kennedy, the estranged wife of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who was found dead in an apparent suicide. They remark on how quickly the story disappeared from the news cycle despite the high-profile nature of the Kennedy family.

Former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger publicly admitted to fathering a child with a household staff member fourteen years ago. A theory suggests Schwarzenegger may have been blackmailed by political influences or the Kennedy family during his term to prevent the scandal from surfacing. The National Enquirer reportedly investigated the story years prior but was allegedly pushed off the lead.

John Patrick Bedell's writings included claims that the CIA took control of the U.S. government in 1963 following the assassination of John F. Kennedy. This theory is compared to claims in the book "Family of Secrets," which alleges George H.W. Bush was a CIA operative present in Dallas on the day of the assassination. The hosts discuss the historical shift in government power and the potential risks of investigating these topics.