Best Podcast Episodes About USS Kennedy
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Updated: Mar 25, 2026 – 5 episodes
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“… were exposed during COVID, when the censorship regime said, yes, the government, the first thing within the first 24 hours, they censured Bobby Kennedy. That was like the first thing. Before they did anything, before they opened up the borders to a lot of millions of people, the first thing they did was to contact Mark Zuckerberg and Meta – before Meta and Facebook and say, listen, you have to – you can't let this guy talk and blah, blah, blah and this. But you have to censor these people. Almost pretty much that bold. And when this is exposed, instead of the Democrats saying, you know what, …”
“… parties. We don't get ten. You would think we would need two normal political parties, and truthfully, we don't have any. And the Democratic leadership, to not come out and at least – that was the thing that really bothered me a lot was when things were exposed during COVID, when the censorship regime said, yes, the government, the first thing within the first 24 hours, they censured Bobby Kennedy. That was like the first thing. Before they did anything, before they opened up the borders to a lot of millions of people, the first thing they did was to contact Mark Zuckerberg and Meta – before Meta and Facebook and say, listen, you have to – you can't let this guy talk and blah, blah, blah and this. But you have to censor these people. Almost pretty much that bold. And when this is exposed, instead of the Democrats saying, you know what, that's wrong, we shouldn't do that, they were like, no, they just attacked the investigators, Matt Taibbi and Michael Schellenberger, who just had free reign to come up to whatever conclusions they wanted. And that was like, wow, they won't even admit it when it's in their face. It's the same thing like the Nazis at the end in the bunker with these …”
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In this segment, Rob Schneider hilariously critiques the Democratic Party's inability to admit mistakes, comparing their delusions to Nazis in a bunker. He paints a vivid picture of a kid exposing corruption with just a single microphone, highlighting the absurdity of the situation and the lack of accountability. The humor lies in the outrageousness of the comparisons and the ridiculousness of the political landscape.
“… in advance, blue states, you're not going to move this. Back to the panel, I just want to go back and make sure everybody understands this. In Bobby Kennedy's confirmation, which this this audience was the primary factor in making sure it got approved because you guys went to the ramparts, said we have to approve Bobby Kennedy. In there, they grilled him about this vaccine schedule. Bobby Kennedy colored inside the lines. Everything was done methodically. In fact, of the ones that are scheduled, I think there were only five taken off with overwhelming evidence. Of course, Big Pharma and the blue …”
“… sports. And then on Sunday, they were supposed to do the transgender mutilation. Tuberville, they got blown out on Saturday, not even close to that. I think it was 53-47. I'm not even sure they even got to the thing yesterday, but they told me in advance, blue states, you're not going to move this. Back to the panel, I just want to go back and make sure everybody understands this. In Bobby Kennedy's confirmation, which this this audience was the primary factor in making sure it got approved because you guys went to the ramparts, said we have to approve Bobby Kennedy. In there, they grilled him about this vaccine schedule. Bobby Kennedy colored inside the lines. Everything was done methodically. In fact, of the ones that are scheduled, I think there were only five taken off with overwhelming evidence. Of course, Big Pharma and the blue states on both of these, on both setting up the panel and doing it the right way. And on the transgender mutilation, what they had to do to run the court, Dr. Tucker, is to prove that – and the courts had to step in here – that if you play by the rules, you color inside the lines, you actually do the will of the people because these were major …”
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Bobby Kennedy took decisive action against the pharmaceutical industry's influence on vaccine approvals by firing a corrupt advisory committee. He replaced them with independent experts, aiming to reform the childhood vaccination schedule that had ballooned since 1986. This radical overhaul could change how vaccines are evaluated and approved in America.
“… involvement in this i guess if you're playing like role-playing here but like you guys could have come up with some more like elegant ways to kill kennedy then like if that's really like you know this is what kind of speaks to like the idea of like maybe oswald did do it you know what i mean because it's like these guys could have thought of a hundred ways to be like we're gonna bring kennedy down and scandal or we're going to get him poison him while he's with his mistress with Sam G and Kana's mistress and that's in in American Tablet a lot of it is like we're gonna blackmail Kennedy we're …”
“… fall out? Yes, there is thallium salts, which would be dusted on Castro's shoes. This is like they actually tried it This isn like this is what we pitching They tried public yeah while he talking and i understand why they would want to like mask their involvement in this i guess if you're playing like role-playing here but like you guys could have come up with some more like elegant ways to kill kennedy then like if that's really like you know this is what kind of speaks to like the idea of like maybe oswald did do it you know what i mean because it's like these guys could have thought of a hundred ways to be like we're gonna bring kennedy down and scandal or we're going to get him poison him while he's with his mistress with Sam G and Kana's mistress and that's in in American Tablet a lot of it is like we're gonna blackmail Kennedy we're gonna get him caught with with other women and we're gonna blackmail him but like yeah you know you just basically this is a pre-digital communication age of I think maybe it was like it's just like an idea gets planted you know that's what that's what DeLillo kind of runs with is like it doesn't have to be, Hey man, I'm hiring you to kill Kennedy. It …”
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The segment dives into the CIA's absurd and often ludicrous assassination attempts on Fidel Castro, including plans involving exploding seashells and thallium salts to make his beard fall out. It highlights the irony and incompetence of these schemes, suggesting that the convoluted nature of these plots raises questions about the assassination of JFK and the potential involvement of Lee Harvey Oswald. The discussion connects the historical context of the Kennedy assassination to ongoing mysteries and cover-ups surrounding it.
“… And so, you know, the ultimately, like the beset internal family dynamics, I found to be a welcome part of the show and their collision with the Kennedys and her standing up in that moment with all of these people surrounded by, I mean, the closest thing that America has ever had to like a grandstanding multi-generational seat of power. Yeah. And saying like, you know what? Like, I really hope you show up in the way that I'm worried you might not. And I got to say, Carolyn said she was right. And she kind of seems a little bit right. Maybe she would have gotten her point across better if she …”
“… constant Zimmer in an incredible wig. Wonderful. What did you make of this? How did you feel about this? I mean, great tension, especially for someone who like, I didn't know any of this was coming. I had no idea how her mom might react to any of this. And so, you know, the ultimately, like the beset internal family dynamics, I found to be a welcome part of the show and their collision with the Kennedys and her standing up in that moment with all of these people surrounded by, I mean, the closest thing that America has ever had to like a grandstanding multi-generational seat of power. Yeah. And saying like, you know what? Like, I really hope you show up in the way that I'm worried you might not. And I got to say, Carolyn said she was right. And she kind of seems a little bit right. Maybe she would have gotten her point across better if she had had T-shirts made like Ed Schlossberg. What was the point of the T-shirt? I don't know, but it's a fact that they learned about the wedding that he handed out shirts that said that. So Carolyn had, I think, five requests for her wedding. One of them was no party favors. And this guy could not prevent himself from giving out a party favor. He's …”
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In the penultimate episode of 'Love Story', Carolyn confronts her mother, played by Constance Zimmer, about her concerns regarding the Kennedy family's influence. The dynamic between Carolyn and her mother adds depth to the narrative, highlighting the internal family struggles against the backdrop of American political royalty. As Carolyn navigates her complex relationship with JFK Jr., the tension builds, leaving viewers questioning the future of their bond.
“… kind, stay curious, and that being a true skeptic requires an open mind. Thank you to my amazing collaborators, producers Catherine Ellis and Selina Kennedy, technical directing, audio mix, and finishing by Jeremy Cole, opening and closing music by Elizabeth P.W., and original logo and cover art by Ben Kendora Design. I'm Kai Dickens,”
“So stay tuned as we work to unravel all the threads, even the veiled ones, that knit together our reality. And please remember to stay kind, stay curious, and that being a true skeptic requires an open mind. Thank you to my amazing collaborators, producers Catherine Ellis and Selina Kennedy, technical directing, audio mix, and finishing by Jeremy Cole, opening and closing music by Elizabeth P.W., and original logo and cover art by Ben Kendora Design. I'm Kai Dickens,”
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In the closing remarks of Season 2, Episode 22 of 'Talk Tracks,' host Kai Dickens emphasizes the importance of kindness and curiosity in understanding our reality. He acknowledges the contributions of his collaborators, reflecting on the profound themes explored in the episode, which centers on writer Carla Kaufman Sloan's unexpected journey into the world of mediums after the loss of her son. This segment encapsulates the essence of seeking understanding in the face of grief.
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