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Announcer and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Earlier this month, naacp president , cornell brooks and others arrested at the Alabama Office of senator Jeff Sessions. President trumps pick of course for attorney general. He johins us to talk about his concerns about the president s cabinet picks and this ongoing fight for civil rights in the social media activism. Pleasure to have you. Thank you. Nomination of senator sessions which we, cory booker on this program last week, courageously came out against, sitting senator, to oppose his nomination. That, y...

Charles Eisenstein has been outspoken against RFK Jr. despite being a highly paid staffer of the campaign effort.

A key figure in Robert F. Kennedy Jr's effort to make the ballot in all 50 states was arrested Saturday in New York City for allegedly striking a woman, according to the New York City Police Department. Trent Pool, 37, whose petitioning company Accelevate 2020 received more than $300,000 from the Kennedy campaign in March, according to federal finance records, "wrapped his hand around [the woman's] neck making it hard for her to breath and then struck her with a closed fist, causing pain," the 25-year-old woman, who refused medical attention on scene, told police, accordin...

The Wall Street Journal reports that members of the Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s campaign are reportedly afraid of microwaves and go on spirit quests during election year.