The And soo, So, Okay, it's my total pleasure to be joined today on Bad Faith Podcast by Lisa Peeth.

Some of you reached out to me and recommended her actually as a guest on this show

after I went on Twitter and asked the audience who is so knowledgeable and good, about who would be an amazing historian

to come on and talk about the history of presidential assassinations obviously because of the recent

attempt on former President Trump's life.

And Lisa Pease was the number one recommended person. She is the author of a lie

too big to fail the real history of the RFK assassination but also has been a historian of all kinds of

political assassinations. I think principally in the 1960s. Lisa, welcome to Bad Faith Podcast.

Thank you.

I'm so happy to be here and I follow you on Twitter and I'm so down with you on

Palestine and you go.

So I'll think I appreciate you saying that it's always a pleasure when someone recommends a

guest and you discover your mutuals and it makes our job as bookers and podcasters that much easier.

I think a good place to start for people who, like myself, at least up until I was preparing for this

podcast, were super aware of both the official narrative around the RFK assassination and then

your alternative version of events. Can you start by saying what is the story on the books? Then we'll talk about what you discover through all of your research and then we'll bring up full circle and I'd love to get your perspective on what some people are pointing to as what seem to be some at least inconsistencies around the

Donald Trump assassination with the caveat obviously that we still are

waiting for information that the developing story early early days, early days, exactly.

So what is the official narrative around the RFK assassination?

So the official narrative is that on the night of June 4th, Robert Kennedy won the California

Democratic primary in Los Angeles where I live.

I've actually been to the Ambassador Hotel where he had his victory celebration and

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