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Kerry Kennedy

Kerry Kennedy

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Oct 31, 2026

speaker_5HOST
21:58
My loser is RFK Jr. for his vile and insanely racist rant against Muslims.
Andy OstroyHOST
22:05
My loser, also RFK Jr., my winner, his sister Kerry Kennedy, who posted on Twitter that she is, quote, deeply ashamed of him.
Andy OstroyHOST
22:13
That gets us to the weekly rant.
Andy OstroyHOST
22:18
So the midterms are now just four days away.
John WilliamsHOST
0:47
I'm going to go first, gang.
John WilliamsHOST
0:48
My first book that I want to just briefly mention is Ethel by Kerry Kennedy.
John WilliamsHOST
0:55
This is a roller coaster ride, as any book about the life of the Kennedys and the Skakels would be.
John WilliamsHOST
1:02
Here, Robert and Ethel, Kennedy's daughter, one of 11 kids... writes about the life and times of her mother, Ethel Kennedy.

5 MINS LATER

John WilliamsHOST
6:30
by Roland Orzabal.
John WilliamsHOST
6:33
You know, it's funny when you talk about the travails of even the famous.
John WilliamsHOST
6:36
I mean, that does take me back to Ethel Kennedy's story, Kerry Kennedy's story about Ethel Kennedy.
John WilliamsHOST
6:43
You know, Bobby Kennedy, our Health and Human Service Secretary, RFK Jr., was addicted to heroin for 13 years.
Dolores HuertaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:28
And many farm workers in New York State don't even get one day off a week.
Dolores HuertaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:32
So these are things that Kerry Kennedy has been fighting for now for the last 14 years.
Dolores HuertaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:38
And one would think that New York State, being a progressive state, that they would have been ahead of California in terms of giving these benefits to farm workers.
Sean CanaanCORRESPONDENT
7:45
And here in Florida, what are your thoughts on the current day migrant farm worker struggles, such as the Coalition of Immokalee Workers?
Dolores HuertaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:04
I think one thing I think we can be grateful for is that his children, Robert Kennedy's children, they are still out there in the world doing justice work.
Dolores HuertaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:12
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. has been very active on environmental issues.
Dolores HuertaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:17
I mentioned Kerry Kennedy, who has worked on behalf of farm workers.
Dolores HuertaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:20
in New York State, but has also traveled around the world in terms of trying to bring justice to people that are persecuted in different countries.
Don LemonHOST
1:04
RFK Jr. is serving in Donald Trump's administration.
Don LemonHOST
1:07
His sister, Kerry Kennedy, who is a friend, by the way, has been very open about their political differences.
Don LemonHOST
1:13
But today, Kerry is also sharing the story of her mother, Ethel Kennedy.
Don LemonHOST
1:17
After Robert Kennedy was assassinated in 1968, Ethel was left to raise 11 children while continuing the family's work in public service and civil rights.

7 MINS LATER

Don LemonHOST
8:37
An Italian would be nice.
Don LemonHOST
8:43
But I want to talk about this beautiful book right here.
Don LemonHOST
8:46
And it's Ethel Kennedy, The Extraordinary Life and Bold Legacy by Kerry Kennedy.
Don LemonHOST
8:51
Why did you want to tell your mother's story now, Kerry?
Jacob SoboroffHOST
35:49
And despite all of the hard times, one of the most remarkable things about Ethel Kennedy was her ability to find gratitude, even in the darkest of times.
Jacob SoboroffHOST
35:57
As Kerry Kennedy writes, in her later years, Ethel returned again and again to a simple phrase, almost like a mantra.
Jacob SoboroffHOST
36:04
Aren't we lucky? Joining me now is Kerry Kennedy, president of the Robert and Ethel Kennedy Human Rights Center.
Jacob SoboroffHOST
36:11
She's also the author of the brand new book, Ethel Kennedy, The Extraordinary Life and Bold Legacy, which is in stores now.
Jacob SoboroffHOST
36:17
Thank you so much for being here.
Jacob SoboroffHOST
41:09
You're watching Connect.
Jacob SoboroffHOST
41:10
We will be right back.
Jacob SoboroffHOST
41:19
Back with me is Kerry Kennedy, president of the Robert and Ethel Kennedy Human Rights Center.
Gerry CallahanHOST
35:25
When's the last time RFK's siblings sat down and talked to him? They don't care.
Gerry CallahanHOST
35:30
They love putting Kerry Kennedy and the rest of that inbred bunch of losers on air to attack him.
Gerry CallahanHOST
35:40
They have no problem with family members, but this... uh doesn't work let me just say it doesn't work and i have a feeling it might be the end of vivek's uh campaign which is amazing because vivek vivek vivek is a brilliant guy a smart guy a businessman i think he would be a good governor though his opponent obviously she's terrible not only is she have a drinking problem allegedly She is a lockdown queen.
Gerry CallahanHOST
36:13
She was like the health director of Ohio during COVID.
Don LemonHOST
24:35
RFK Jr. is serving in Donald Trump's administration.
Don LemonHOST
24:38
His sister, Kerry Kennedy, who is a friend, by the way, has been very open about their political differences.
Don LemonHOST
24:44
But today, Kerry is also sharing the story of her mother, Ethel Kennedy.
Don LemonHOST
24:48
After Robert Kennedy was assassinated in 1968.

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speaker_12ADVERTISER
31:54
No pressure, no games, just clarity.
Don LemonHOST
31:59
We are back with the incomparable.
Don LemonHOST
32:03
Kerry Kennedy, my friend.
Don LemonHOST
32:05
Kerry, there's such a lovely note.
Maureen CallahanHOST
51:04
Forgetting to mention her in the first speech is plausible, but in the second speech, it was intentional and he knew it would hurt.
Maureen CallahanHOST
51:12
Why would Kerry talk about it if it wasn't important? Then on Friday, I was live with Megyn Kelly on her show, and we talked about Keri Russell again.
Maureen CallahanHOST
51:26
And that thing also got like an insane amount of views.
Maureen CallahanHOST
51:30
I think it's almost at like 300,000 views now.

17 MINS LATER

Maureen CallahanHOST
68:56
No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Maureen CallahanHOST
68:58
And this is the slow creep, right? This is the slow mission creep of the wannabe, the wannabe Kennedy.
Maureen CallahanHOST
69:05
Why would you want to be associated with this family? We just took Kerry Kennedy out to the woodshed on the mini.
Maureen CallahanHOST
69:11
Sister, avail
Mika BrzezinskiHOST
50:23
Through personal memories and firsthand accounts, Ethel Kennedy, the extraordinary life and bold legacy tells a story of incredible resilience and an unrelenting pursuit of social justice.
Mika BrzezinskiHOST
50:37
MSNOW's Britt Miller sat down with the book's author, activist, lawyer, and Ethel's daughter, Kerry Kennedy.
Britt MillerCORRESPONDENT
50:45
Good morning.
Britt MillerCORRESPONDENT
50:46
You know, Kerry and I spoke about this book as a labor of love.
Peter SlinnHOST
0:47
In that new life, Ethel Kennedy fought for civil rights and labor reform and was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom and eulogized by three presidents.
Peter SlinnHOST
0:57
Beginning now, it's a conversation with Kerry Kennedy about her mother, Ethel.
Barack ObamaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:02
Most Americans, Ethel Kennedy is known as a wife, mother, and grandma.
Barack ObamaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:07
And in many ways, it's through these roles that she's made her mark on history.
Barack ObamaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:01
And she has touched the lives of countless people around the world with her generosity and her grace.
Barack ObamaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:10
It gives me great pleasure to present this award, which her brother-in-law, President Kennedy, reestablished more than 50 years ago.
Peter SlinnHOST
2:35
Kerry Kennedy, daughter of Ethel Kennedy, that was quite a capstone for her in her career.
Peter SlinnHOST
2:41
What was her reaction to receiving the Medal of Freedom in 2014?

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