Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

And immediately after that, this was, you know, he said that right after the Berlin crisis in 1962, General Curtis LeMay tried to, had tried to provoke a war with an incident at Checkpoint Charlie, which was the entrance and exit through the Berlin Wall in Berlin. And the Russian tanks had come to the wall, the U.S. tanks had come to the wall, and there was a standoff.

And immediately after that, this was, you know, he said that right after the Berlin crisis in 1962, General Curtis LeMay tried to, had tried to provoke a war with an incident at Checkpoint Charlie, which was the entrance and exit through the Berlin Wall in Berlin. And the Russian tanks had come to the wall, the U.S. tanks had come to the wall, and there was a standoff.

And immediately after that, this was, you know, he said that right after the Berlin crisis in 1962, General Curtis LeMay tried to, had tried to provoke a war with an incident at Checkpoint Charlie, which was the entrance and exit through the Berlin Wall in Berlin. And the Russian tanks had come to the wall, the U.S. tanks had come to the wall, and there was a standoff.

And my uncle had sent a message to Khrushchev then through Dobrynin saying, my back is at the wall. I cannot, I have no place to back, to please back off. And then we will back off. And Khrushchev took his word.

And my uncle had sent a message to Khrushchev then through Dobrynin saying, my back is at the wall. I cannot, I have no place to back, to please back off. And then we will back off. And Khrushchev took his word.

And my uncle had sent a message to Khrushchev then through Dobrynin saying, my back is at the wall. I cannot, I have no place to back, to please back off. And then we will back off. And Khrushchev took his word.

act his tanks off first and then my uncle ordered lemay to back back he had lemay had mounted bulldozer plows on the on the front of the tanks to plow down the berlin wall and that and the russians had come so it was just you know it was the right it was his generals trying to provoke a war and um But they started talking to each other.

act his tanks off first and then my uncle ordered lemay to back back he had lemay had mounted bulldozer plows on the on the front of the tanks to plow down the berlin wall and that and the russians had come so it was just you know it was the right it was his generals trying to provoke a war and um But they started talking to each other.

act his tanks off first and then my uncle ordered lemay to back back he had lemay had mounted bulldozer plows on the on the front of the tanks to plow down the berlin wall and that and the russians had come so it was just you know it was the right it was his generals trying to provoke a war and um But they started talking to each other.

And then after he wrote that letter, they agreed that they would install a hotline so they could talk to each other and they wouldn't have to go through intermediaries. And so at Jack's house on the Cape, there was a red phone that we knew if we picked it up, Khrushchev would answer. And there was another one in the White House.

And then after he wrote that letter, they agreed that they would install a hotline so they could talk to each other and they wouldn't have to go through intermediaries. And so at Jack's house on the Cape, there was a red phone that we knew if we picked it up, Khrushchev would answer. And there was another one in the White House.

And then after he wrote that letter, they agreed that they would install a hotline so they could talk to each other and they wouldn't have to go through intermediaries. And so at Jack's house on the Cape, there was a red phone that we knew if we picked it up, Khrushchev would answer. And there was another one in the White House.

But they knew it was important to talk to each other. And you just wish that we had that kind of leadership today that just understands our job. Look, I know you know a lot about AI, right? And you know how dangerous it is potentially to humanity and what opportunities it also offers. But It could kill us all.

But they knew it was important to talk to each other. And you just wish that we had that kind of leadership today that just understands our job. Look, I know you know a lot about AI, right? And you know how dangerous it is potentially to humanity and what opportunities it also offers. But It could kill us all.

But they knew it was important to talk to each other. And you just wish that we had that kind of leadership today that just understands our job. Look, I know you know a lot about AI, right? And you know how dangerous it is potentially to humanity and what opportunities it also offers. But It could kill us all.

I mean, Elon said, first it's going to steal our job, then it's going to kill us, right?

I mean, Elon said, first it's going to steal our job, then it's going to kill us, right?

I mean, Elon said, first it's going to steal our job, then it's going to kill us, right?

And it's probably not hyperbole. Actually, you know, if it follows the laws of biological evolution, which are just the laws of mathematics, that's probably a good endpoint for it, you know, a potential endpoint. So we need—it's going to happen, but we need to make sure it's regulated, and it's regulated properly for safety. In every country. And that includes Russia and China and Iran.

And it's probably not hyperbole. Actually, you know, if it follows the laws of biological evolution, which are just the laws of mathematics, that's probably a good endpoint for it, you know, a potential endpoint. So we need—it's going to happen, but we need to make sure it's regulated, and it's regulated properly for safety. In every country. And that includes Russia and China and Iran.