Kennedy Apologizes After Leaked Talk with Trump
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Apologizes After Leaked Conversation with Donald Trump
Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has issued an apology to former President Donald Trump after a video of their private conversation was leaked online. The video, which was initially posted by Kennedy's son and later deleted, has since circulated widely on social media.
In the leaked conversation, former President Trump can be heard discussing the possibility of Kennedy offering some form of support for him. Trump also made comments about vaccines, a topic close to Kennedy's heart, and expressed his belief that they are not safe for children.
Kennedy, who is an environmental lawyer and the leader of the health group Children's Health Defense, originally launched his 2024 campaign as a Democrat. However, he switched to being an independent after many Democrats declared their support for President Joe Biden, who is running for another term.
The conversation between Kennedy and Trump took place after the former president survived an assassination attempt during a rally in Pennsylvania over the weekend. Trump described the bullet that struck his right ear as feeling like "the world's largest mosquito."
The shooter was killed by law enforcement, and officials are currently investigating how the shooting took place. President Biden spoke to former President Trump after the situation unfolded, and the two had a "very nice" conversation, according to Trump.
In his apology, Kennedy expressed his regret for not stopping the videographer from recording the conversation and for the video being posted online. He also stated that he is a firm believer in having these types of conversations in public.
Kennedy and Trump had previously discussed the possibility of a commission on vaccine safety after candidate Trump was elected in 2016. However, the commission was never convened.
Donald Trump Jr., one of the former president's sons, recently suggested that there might be a place for Kennedy in a second Trump administration if his father wins in November.
The leaked conversation between Kennedy and Trump has sparked controversy and raised questions about the possibility of a political alliance between the two men. However, Kennedy has made it clear that he is not dropping out of the race and remains committed to his campaign.
Sources:
theepochtimes.com
webcache.googleusercontent.comtheguardian.com
cnbc.com
Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has issued an apology to former President Donald Trump after a video of their private conversation was leaked online. The video, which was initially posted by Kennedy's son and later deleted, has since circulated widely on social media.
In the leaked conversation, former President Trump can be heard discussing the possibility of Kennedy offering some form of support for him. Trump also made comments about vaccines, a topic close to Kennedy's heart, and expressed his belief that they are not safe for children.
Kennedy, who is an environmental lawyer and the leader of the health group Children's Health Defense, originally launched his 2024 campaign as a Democrat. However, he switched to being an independent after many Democrats declared their support for President Joe Biden, who is running for another term.
The conversation between Kennedy and Trump took place after the former president survived an assassination attempt during a rally in Pennsylvania over the weekend. Trump described the bullet that struck his right ear as feeling like "the world's largest mosquito."
The shooter was killed by law enforcement, and officials are currently investigating how the shooting took place. President Biden spoke to former President Trump after the situation unfolded, and the two had a "very nice" conversation, according to Trump.
In his apology, Kennedy expressed his regret for not stopping the videographer from recording the conversation and for the video being posted online. He also stated that he is a firm believer in having these types of conversations in public.
Kennedy and Trump had previously discussed the possibility of a commission on vaccine safety after candidate Trump was elected in 2016. However, the commission was never convened.
Donald Trump Jr., one of the former president's sons, recently suggested that there might be a place for Kennedy in a second Trump administration if his father wins in November.
The leaked conversation between Kennedy and Trump has sparked controversy and raised questions about the possibility of a political alliance between the two men. However, Kennedy has made it clear that he is not dropping out of the race and remains committed to his campaign.
Sources:
theepochtimes.com
webcache.googleusercontent.comtheguardian.com
cnbc.com
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