Featured films
Full-length films rather than clips. Watch them here, or open them at the source.
If you watch one thing on this page, watch this. A short film that sets his own words against the family story — Hyannis Port, the river, and the long road back to public life. Five minutes that explain why so many people call him their hero.
An independently produced video, not an official production.
Watch on YouTubeRobert F. Kennedy Jr. · official channel · Feature length
The film supporters send to people who only know the headlines: Hyannis Port and Hickory Hill, the loss of a father at fourteen, the Hudson years, the Waterkeeper movement, and the road to 2024. Narrated by Woody Harrelson.
Produced and paid for by the American Values 2024 political action committee. Independent fact-checkers, including FactCheck.org, have disputed some of the film’s claims about vaccines.
Watch at the sourceFRONTLINE, PBS · Full documentary
The critical outside look. PBS traces the family history, the environmental career, and the turn toward health politics. Included here because the whole record is worth seeing — including the parts told by people who disagree with him.
An independent FRONTLINE investigation, not an authorized or supportive portrait.
Watch at the sourceAngel Studios · Streaming episode
A long-form look at the man, the family, and the causes — streaming on Angel. Watch the episode free at the source.
Watch at the sourceVideos & content
Speeches, testimony, and long-form interviews. Each collection opens the full, unedited source so you can judge the words for yourself.
The full campaign announcement speech in Boston — nearly two hours, unscripted, on democracy, corporate power, and healing the divide.
Confirmation hearings and congressional testimony, in full and unedited, on health policy and federal transparency.
Interviews and lectures on the Hudson, Waterkeeper, and four decades of taking polluters to court.
Hours-long conversations where he answers the hard questions at length rather than in soundbites.
Historical footage of the family whose public service shaped the American century.
The essays and books, from Crimes Against Nature onward, that make the written case.
The photographs
With his uncle, President John F. Kennedy, in the Oval Office, 1961
Abbie Rowe / John F. Kennedy Presidential Library · Public domain
A room full of people who came to hear the whole argument
Gage Skidmore · CC BY-SA 2.0
Town hall in Lyman, New Hampshire, August 2023
Artaxerxes · CC BY-SA 4.0
On stage, 2024
Gage Skidmore · CC BY-SA 2.0
Speaking at length, as he prefers to — no teleprompter
Gage Skidmore · CC BY-SA 3.0
On the road, 2024
Gage Skidmore · CC BY-SA 2.0