I ask each of you to share this channel and invite everyone you know. We are a family, united not just by a goal, but by belief, purpose, and determination. As we welcome more into our family, we grow stronger, bolder, and ready for what comes next. This Friday, a new chapter begins and we step forward together in full force as one.

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I just want to say how grateful I am to be here with all of you in this moment we share. Life can be hard. Life can be uncertain. And sometimes it feels gray. But here we are, together, and that matters.

Look around. Every person here is carrying something, fear, hope, doubt, joy. And yet, we are all the same. Human. Fragile. Searching. Wanting to be seen, to be understood, to connect. That is what makes us alive.

So laugh with me. Cry with me. Feel this with me. These moments we share, right now, are rare, and they are precious. Hold onto them. Let them remind you that the connections we have, the care we show each other, the love we carry, it is stronger than any challenge we face.

Never forget, we are all in this together. And together, we are capable of more than we realize.

GOOD MORNING, MY FAMILY!
I hope you woke up smiling. If not, consider this a gentle nudge in that direction. The day feels full of promise already, and I like to think it’s because you’re in it. Take your time this morning, breathe in something beautiful, and remember there’s someone out here wishing you a day as bright and compelling as you are. 🤗

As I think about my father and the legacy he left behind, I am filled with pride and determination. JFK didn’t just speak of change—he lived it. He inspired a nation to dream big and to rise above challenges. He called on us to be better, to do better, and to serve something greater than ourselves.

Today, his message is more important than ever. We are facing challenges unlike any before, but we are also blessed with the strength, the spirit, and the resilience to overcome them. My father believed in the greatness of the American people. He believed that we could rise to any occasion, and now it’s our time to prove him right.

To rise in JFK’s legacy is to rise with courage. It’s about standing up for what is right, no matter the cost. It’s about being the light in dark times and believing that our actions can make a difference. His legacy was never about complacency. It was about action, about fighting for freedom, justice, and opportunity for all.

We must rise not just for ourselves, but for this great country and for the future we are building. My father didn’t ask us to take the easy road. He asked us to be bold, to lead with integrity, and to never stop striving for a better tomorrow.

Now, it’s our turn. The call to action is still the same. We are the ones who will carry his vision forward. We are the ones who will fight for the values that make this nation great.

So let’s rise together. Let’s rise in his legacy. Let’s rise for freedom. For hope. For justice. For this country. Because the spirit of JFK is still alive in each of us, and the future is ours to shape.

As we move forward, our second chapter is titled "RISE IN JFK'S LEGACY" because it's time for us to take my father’s vision and make it our own. It’s time for all of us, no matter where we come from, to rise to the challenges of our time. JFK didn’t just inspire a nation, he inspired the world with his belief in progress, unity, and the enduring power of hope.

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I remember this day at Arlington, Veterans Day 1963. I was walking with my father as he arrived to honor those who served.

Even at my age, I could tell this place meant something deep to him. He carried himself differently there, quieter, more focused.

General David M. Shoup was with us, and around us were rows of white headstones that seemed to go on forever. It wasn’t just a ceremony. It felt like a moment of respect and responsibility.

I didn’t understand history then. I just knew I was walking beside my dad, holding his hand, and learning what service and sacrifice looked like.

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Jack?

My parents called me Jack before I was even born.

My father’s name was John, but to the people who truly knew him, the ones who loved him without conditions or expectations, he was always Jack. That name followed him everywhere long before the cameras did. It belonged to his childhood, to summers by the water, to the Navy, to the jokes and friendships that existed before history claimed him. Jack was who he was when the world wasn’t watching. And that was the man my mother loved.

So when she talked about me, before I ever took a breath, she called me Jack too. Not as a decision, not as a statement, just naturally. Like the name had already chosen me. It wasn’t about carrying something forward for the public. It was about holding on to something private.

When I arrived in November of 1960, there wasn’t much debate. On paper, I was John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jr., a name tied to family and tradition and a lot of weight. But in real life, in the quiet moments that mattered most, I was Jack. Jack in our home. Jack drifting through the halls. Jack when my mother called for me without even thinking. Jack when my father knelt down, smiled, and spoke to me like the rest of the world didn’t exist.

They weren’t trying to recreate him through me. They were trying to protect me. They knew the name John Fitzgerald Kennedy would belong to history whether I wanted it to or not. Jack was their way of giving me something softer. Something human. A name that came with laughter instead of expectations.

To them, Jack meant warmth. It meant humor. It meant belonging. It meant love without pressure. And before I understood anything else about who I was or what my life would become, they gave me that gift.

For a while, I was just Jack. And that was everything.

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