Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Marshals came to our house. My brother Joe and I were, you know, I think there were probably other kids. People may know that there's 11 kids in my family.

Marshals came to our house. My brother Joe and I were, you know, I think there were probably other kids. People may know that there's 11 kids in my family.

Marshals came to our house. My brother Joe and I were, you know, I think there were probably other kids. People may know that there's 11 kids in my family.

joe and i were kind of the older boys and we were home and the u.s marshals came by and they wanted to take our whole family down to these um to this you know underground city that they have down in the blue ridge mountains where they they have literally they've hollowed out the blue ridge and they have

joe and i were kind of the older boys and we were home and the u.s marshals came by and they wanted to take our whole family down to these um to this you know underground city that they have down in the blue ridge mountains where they they have literally they've hollowed out the blue ridge and they have

joe and i were kind of the older boys and we were home and the u.s marshals came by and they wanted to take our whole family down to these um to this you know underground city that they have down in the blue ridge mountains where they they have literally they've hollowed out the blue ridge and they have

they have a whole city there for the government to hide in when the bombs were raining down during nuclear winter. And so we were very, very excited. We wanted to see the joint and to go there. But my father called us and he got us, the two of us on the phone on different lines and he said,

they have a whole city there for the government to hide in when the bombs were raining down during nuclear winter. And so we were very, very excited. We wanted to see the joint and to go there. But my father called us and he got us, the two of us on the phone on different lines and he said,

they have a whole city there for the government to hide in when the bombs were raining down during nuclear winter. And so we were very, very excited. We wanted to see the joint and to go there. But my father called us and he got us, the two of us on the phone on different lines and he said,

If you children leave, people are going to recognize that in Washington and it's gonna cause people to panic. And you need to go, you need to go to school. You need to show that everything has come. and be good soldiers. And he also said that if there is a nuclear war, it will be better to be dead than to be alive. Now, I did not go along with that. I felt like I would thrive in that situation.

If you children leave, people are going to recognize that in Washington and it's gonna cause people to panic. And you need to go, you need to go to school. You need to show that everything has come. and be good soldiers. And he also said that if there is a nuclear war, it will be better to be dead than to be alive. Now, I did not go along with that. I felt like I would thrive in that situation.

If you children leave, people are going to recognize that in Washington and it's gonna cause people to panic. And you need to go, you need to go to school. You need to show that everything has come. and be good soldiers. And he also said that if there is a nuclear war, it will be better to be dead than to be alive. Now, I did not go along with that. I felt like I would thrive in that situation.

And I really wanted to see the place. But we did what he asked us to do.

And I really wanted to see the place. But we did what he asked us to do.

And I really wanted to see the place. But we did what he asked us to do.

My father had a unique relationship with Hoover. Hoover hated my father. And after my uncle died, he never spoke to him again. And he reported directly to Johnson. Even though my father continued as attorney general, my father was an ostensible boss. But he had never reported to an attorney general in history. He had always had direct access to the president of the United States.

My father had a unique relationship with Hoover. Hoover hated my father. And after my uncle died, he never spoke to him again. And he reported directly to Johnson. Even though my father continued as attorney general, my father was an ostensible boss. But he had never reported to an attorney general in history. He had always had direct access to the president of the United States.

My father had a unique relationship with Hoover. Hoover hated my father. And after my uncle died, he never spoke to him again. And he reported directly to Johnson. Even though my father continued as attorney general, my father was an ostensible boss. But he had never reported to an attorney general in history. He had always had direct access to the president of the United States.

And he hated that my father made him go through him. Not only that, my father put a red button. The FBI was in an adjoining building. They were actually linked by a bridge. And they were linked by a tunnel, which we used to go through. We would go to the shooting range, the FBI shooting range, and sometimes we'd go to Hoover's office.

And he hated that my father made him go through him. Not only that, my father put a red button. The FBI was in an adjoining building. They were actually linked by a bridge. And they were linked by a tunnel, which we used to go through. We would go to the shooting range, the FBI shooting range, and sometimes we'd go to Hoover's office.