Welcome to Inside the Hive. This is your host Nick Bilton. So I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that you believe the listener that America is more divided today than it ever has been before, of course beyond the Civil War.

But that's actually not true.

There was a point when the country was more tumultuous, more divided, and even more embroiled in in chaos and that was in 1968. In the first

few months of 1968 alone the country was at war in Vietnam President Johnson

said he would not run for re-election, which of course threw the Democratic

Party into complete commult and chaos.

Martin Luther King Jr. had been assassinated.

There was racial disturbances and protests all across the country, and to top it all off. there was

racial disturbances and protests all across the country and to top it all off,

Robert Kennedy, the brother of JFK, was assassinated right here in Los Angeles

while he was running for president.

Unlike JFK's assassination, it seemed like this was an open and shut case, the murder of RFK,

that one man with one gun killed Robert Kennedy.

But my guest today, Mark Smirling and with one gun killed Robert Kennedy.

But my guest today, Mark Smirling and

Zach Stewart Pontier, the team behind the Jinx documentary

and the podcast Crimetown, are here today

to tell us that there could be something more to the murder of

RFK. There could have actually been a big government conspiracy to kill Robert

Kennedy involving mind control, a woman in a polka-dot dress, and a massive police cover-up.

Before Mark and Zach join me on the show today, I'm going to do a little inside, inside, inside the hive, and invite Abby Tracy onto the show for a quick 15 minute

discussion about Brett Kavanaugh, Donald Trump's pick for the Supreme Court.

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