Dick Russell - The Man Who Knows RFK Jr

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Renowned author and environmental activist Dick Russell joins us on today’s podcast.
Mr. Russell has published fifteen books, including many critically acclaimed works, such as:
- "The Man Who Knew Too Much", a story about Richard Nagell and the JFK assassination, was hailed by Publisher’s Weekly as “a masterpiece of historical reconstruction.”;
- "American Conspiracies", one of several books co-authored with Jesse Ventura;
- "Horsemen of the Apocalypse: The Men Who Are Destroying Life on Earth", detailing the undermining of efforts to battle climate change by those who seek profit;
Russell’s latest, and perhaps most important work, is "The Real RFK Jr: Trials of a Truth Warrior",
an intimate biography of the son of Robert Kennedy and who is running for president in the 2024 election. The 384-page biography examines RFK Jr’s forty years as the country’s most prominent environmental advocate and more recently his role in defending public health.
Few people can speak to the character and presidential skills of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Dick Russell can, and he does so in such an eloquent and inviting tone.
To learn more about the candidacy, policies and platform of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., please visit www.Kennedy24.com
As of this writing, the Jeff Hays film "The Real RFK Jr.", which is based on Mr. Russell's book, is available free for a limited time. Please visit https://therealrfkjrmovie.com/ for more info.
0:00 Introduction
1:40 Dick Russell's current project
2:52 The Real RFK Jr. book and film clip- discussion
6:02 Dick's early experience inspired by RFK Sr.
7:56 Meeting Bobby Kennedy through a common passion- the environment
10:52 Moral Courage defines Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
13:36 The Kennedys come to the defense of whistleblower Rachel Carson
16:20 "It's a tragedy": Bobby's heroism with environmental groups like NRDC comes at a price
18:57 Moral Courage leads Bobby into the vaccine world
22:59 The story of Sarah Bridges- Pharma impact on media, New York Times
27:04 Corporate Capture- Bedford Falls becomes Pottersville
36:49 The housing crisis and financial repression
40:50 The border- a humanitarian crisis
44:37 Working across party lines
45:58 Bobby's personal journey positions him for this moment in history
51:17 Work with Native Americans
54:40 Our 1776 moment
56:11 Pulling the lever of hope
1:00:20 Recap
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