Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

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.

He caught me in his office one day trying to catch the goldfish in his fish tank. He was very angry, but...

He caught me in his office one day trying to catch the goldfish in his fish tank. He was very angry, but...

He caught me in his office one day trying to catch the goldfish in his fish tank. He was very angry, but...

My father had a button on the desk that he could summon Hoover. And one day we were in there and we were, me and two of my siblings were mischievously pressing that button. And he came up very angry, which... He should have been.

My father had a button on the desk that he could summon Hoover. And one day we were in there and we were, me and two of my siblings were mischievously pressing that button. And he came up very angry, which... He should have been.

My father had a button on the desk that he could summon Hoover. And one day we were in there and we were, me and two of my siblings were mischievously pressing that button. And he came up very angry, which... He should have been.

There was one in the Cape, which isn't my brother's now my brother's house, which for one year was the summer white house. And the wires are still going through the door. But what happened was- Could you call now?

There was one in the Cape, which isn't my brother's now my brother's house, which for one year was the summer white house. And the wires are still going through the door. But what happened was- Could you call now?

There was one in the Cape, which isn't my brother's now my brother's house, which for one year was the summer white house. And the wires are still going through the door. But what happened was- Could you call now?

I don't even know if they use landlines in the Kremlin anymore. I have no idea how it works, but nobody's tried it for years. Very useful. But my uncle had this very interesting relationship, which people don't know about, with Khrushchev because- My uncle didn't trust his CIA.

I don't even know if they use landlines in the Kremlin anymore. I have no idea how it works, but nobody's tried it for years. Very useful. But my uncle had this very interesting relationship, which people don't know about, with Khrushchev because- My uncle didn't trust his CIA.

I don't even know if they use landlines in the Kremlin anymore. I have no idea how it works, but nobody's tried it for years. Very useful. But my uncle had this very interesting relationship, which people don't know about, with Khrushchev because- My uncle didn't trust his CIA.

He, in fact, after the Bay of Pigs invasion, which was early in his presidency, two months into his presidency, he realized the CIA had lied to him, that they wanted to precipitate a nuclear war. and that they had lied to him about the prospects, and they knew that the invasion was going to fail, and they believed that he would be forced into sending in the aircraft carrier and bombing Castro.

He, in fact, after the Bay of Pigs invasion, which was early in his presidency, two months into his presidency, he realized the CIA had lied to him, that they wanted to precipitate a nuclear war. and that they had lied to him about the prospects, and they knew that the invasion was going to fail, and they believed that he would be forced into sending in the aircraft carrier and bombing Castro.

He, in fact, after the Bay of Pigs invasion, which was early in his presidency, two months into his presidency, he realized the CIA had lied to him, that they wanted to precipitate a nuclear war. and that they had lied to him about the prospects, and they knew that the invasion was going to fail, and they believed that he would be forced into sending in the aircraft carrier and bombing Castro.

And doing a US invasion, my uncle was absolutely against doing that. And when he came out of the meeting the next morning, he said to his aides, I want to take the CIA and shatter them into a million pieces and scatter them to the wind. He had this very hostile relationship with the agency. And my book, American Values, is about this very hostile relationship between the Kennedys and the CIA.

And doing a US invasion, my uncle was absolutely against doing that. And when he came out of the meeting the next morning, he said to his aides, I want to take the CIA and shatter them into a million pieces and scatter them to the wind. He had this very hostile relationship with the agency. And my book, American Values, is about this very hostile relationship between the Kennedys and the CIA.

And doing a US invasion, my uncle was absolutely against doing that. And when he came out of the meeting the next morning, he said to his aides, I want to take the CIA and shatter them into a million pieces and scatter them to the wind. He had this very hostile relationship with the agency. And my book, American Values, is about this very hostile relationship between the Kennedys and the CIA.

It actually began 10 years before when my grandfather picked a fight with Dulles. He was on a commission that recommended the abolition of the clandestine services because they were causing trouble and blowback all over the world. My book is about the 60-year battle between my family and the CIA. And my uncle had this very awesome relationship with his Joint Chiefs and with the CIA.