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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.: “They went after the fourth amendment right protection…”

Featuring: Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Independent | United States Secretary of Health and Human Services | National

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HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr at Charlie Kirk Memorial Service.

Published | Video Starts at 04:54

They went after a seventh Amendment right to jury trials by making whole categories of businesses that we could no longer sue no matter what they did to us. They went after the fourth amendment right protection against unwarranted searches and seizures with all these social distancing regulations that made us have to produce our medical records before we went to a public building or an airplane or enjoyed other constitutional rights. And Charlie, more than any figure in our country, led the resistance that has restored freedom of speech to this country. He built this movement, you, which is going to make sure that that never ever happens. (04:54–05:13)

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Asserts that social distancing regulations violated Fourth Amendment protections against unwarranted searches and seizures.

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