Ambassador Hotel
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Sep 30, 2026
The Kennedy Curse, Part 21 - Robert F. Kennedy: Let's talk about the polka dot dress
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6:13NikkiHOST
So I got a definition from the Cambridge Dictionary that defined a mainstream candidate as, quote, a person who is not loyal to or who harms their own country or political party because they are under the control or influence of another country or party.
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6:34NikkiHOST
So let's talk about CIA at the Ambassador Hotel.
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6:39NikkiHOST
Multiple witnesses claimed that there were three men at the Ambassador Hotel that identified themselves as CIA operatives.
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6:49NikkiHOST
The theory is that Sirhan Sirhan was programmed by the CIA to commit the murder.
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6:55NikkiHOST
Sirhan Sirhan would have been unaware of his actions at the time and had his mind wiped immediately after completing his mission.
The Assassination Effect: How The World Reacts to Political Killings
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24:11Robert F. KennedySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I run because I am convinced that this country is on a perilous course, and because I have such strong feelings about what must be done, and I feel that I'm obliged to do all that I can.
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24:31Chris TerrillNARRATOR
Kennedy was at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, California.
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24:35Chris TerrillNARRATOR
After delivering a victory speech in the hotel's embassy ballroom, he planned to leave the hotel through the kitchen pantry area to avoid the crowds.
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24:46speaker_3ADVERTISER
This podcast is supported by Anthropic, the public benefit corporation behind Claude.
Michael R. Fischbach, "I Did It for My Country: Sirhan Sirhan, Palestine, and the Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy" (Columbia UP, 2026)
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7:00Michael R. FischbachGUEST
And the state, and this is true even today, that has the most delegates to the Democratic Party's convention is the state of California.
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7:10Michael R. FischbachGUEST
And on June 4th, 1968, in a race against another candidate running for the Democratic Party, he, Eugene McCarthy, Kennedy won, and he was at a victory celebration, the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, when he was shot by Sirhan Sirhan.
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7:34Michael R. FischbachGUEST
So that's a bit about Robert Kennedy.
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7:36Michael R. FischbachGUEST
He was, at the time of his assassination, very, very popular among various constituencies within the Democratic Party.
Michael R. Fischbach, "I Did It for My Country: Sirhan Sirhan, Palestine, and the Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy" (Columbia UP, 2026)
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8:37Michael R. FischbachGUEST
And on June 4, 1968, in a a race against another candidate running for the Democratic Party, Eugene McCarthy.
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8:49Michael R. FischbachGUEST
Kennedy won, and he was at a victory celebration, the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, when he was shot by Sirhan Sirhan.
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9:01Michael R. FischbachGUEST
So that's a bit about Robert Kennedy.
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9:03Michael R. FischbachGUEST
He was, at the time of his assassination, very, very popular among various constituencies within the Democratic Party.
Michael R. Fischbach, "I Did It for My Country: Sirhan Sirhan, Palestine, and the Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy" (Columbia UP, 2026)
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8:02Michael R. FischbachGUEST
And on June 4th, 1968, in a race against another candidate, running for the Democratic Party, he, Eugene McCarthy, Kennedy won.
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8:15Michael R. FischbachGUEST
And he was at a victory celebration, the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, when he was shot by Sirhan Sirhan.
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8:25Michael R. FischbachGUEST
So that's a bit about Robert Kennedy.
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8:27Michael R. FischbachGUEST
He was, at the time of his assassination, very, very popular among various constituencies within the Democratic Party.
Dragnet - Big Revolt
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9:13Joe FridayVOICE_ACTOR
Did you and your husband go out together much, ma'am?
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9:16Martha BorgVOICE_ACTOR
Well, one night last month we went to the Coconut Grove there in the Ambassador Hotel, and we used to go out to the movies pretty regular.
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9:25Joe FridayVOICE_ACTOR
Was he in the habit of leaving the house at night alone?
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9:27Martha BorgVOICE_ACTOR
No, just when he went out with Francine.
12 MINS LATER
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21:35Henry BorgVOICE_ACTOR
She's different.
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21:37Henry BorgVOICE_ACTOR
Goes in for fancy clothes, all kinds of fancy food, even anchovies, and I don't like anchovies.
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21:45Henry BorgVOICE_ACTOR
Last month, I swear she even made me take her down to the Ambassador Hotel.
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21:51Henry BorgVOICE_ACTOR
Imagine me at the Ambassador Hotel.
The Kennedy Curse, Part 21 - Robert F. Kennedy: Fewer conspiracies... but still, conspiracies.
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18:03JoyHOST
Hmm.
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18:04JoyHOST
So and then he went at 10:30 down to, like, the Ambassador Hotel.
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18:09JoyHOST
Seems to be like this is all a little sketchy on the timeframe, but- Yeah, 'cause I have that he
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18:13NikkiHOST
he... went to get, he wanted coffee somewhere, and he ended up at the Ambassador, at, at a party near the Ambassador Hotel, and, like, left this party and got to the hotel around 8:00.
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18:26JoyHOST
And I'm not sure what...
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18:27JoyHOST
Do we know what... 'Cause, 'cause then at 10:30 he was back at the Ambassador Hotel.
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18:32NikkiHOST
Yes.
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18:32NikkiHOST
So that is, like, he...
75-71: The Challenger Disaster
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0:57Bill HemmerHOST
Stepping into the chaotic dash for the Democratic nomination was Senator Robert F. Kennedy, building a coalition of working-class Americans, minorities, and anti-war youth who saw him as a leader capable of healing a fractured nation.
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1:14Bill HemmerHOST
Just minutes after delivering a crucial victory speech in the California Democratic primary, Kennedy was leaving the Embassy Ballroom at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles.
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1:24Bill HemmerHOST
To avoid crowds, he was escorted through a crowded kitchen pantry.
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1:28Bill HemmerHOST
In the chaos, 24-year-old Sirhan Sirhan stepped forward with a .22 caliber revolver and opened fire at point-blank range.
Rare Footage From The 20th Century's Most Critical Turning Points
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51:47speaker_0NARRATOR
Another idea of installing sprinkle-like misting systems was also vetoed as too expensive.
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52:00speaker_0NARRATOR
Opened on New Year's Day, 1921, the glamorous Ambassador Hotel was a Hollywood landmark, regular home of the Academy Awards and the site of the famed Coconut Grove nightclub.
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52:10speaker_0NARRATOR
But on the 5th of June, 1968, it became famous for a more notorious event, the assassination of Robert Francis Kennedy as he walked through the kitchens shortly after claiming victory in the Californian Democratic primary election, a significant step on his way to the presidency.
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52:25speaker_0NARRATOR
Bobby Kennedy, shot three times, died the next day at the Good Samaritan Hospital.
Guns N' Roses "Gn'R Lies" (1988): Track by Track!
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51:07JasonHOST
This is the last video that features Steven Adler.
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51:09JasonHOST
It was shot at the Ambassador Hotel in LA.
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51:12DeeHOST
It's the last video featuring Steven Adler, and he's not even playing.
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51:15DeeHOST
That's right.
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51:18JasonHOST
Oh, that's so great.
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51:19JasonHOST
Do you remember...
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51:20JasonHOST
The last time we talked about the ambassador hotel in LA on this podcast,
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51:26DeeHOST
um, was it on blade runner?
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