The Ben Shapiro Show Is He The Last Real Democrat? | Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Apr 28, 2024
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., an environmental lawyer and political candidate from the iconic Kennedy family, dives into his vision for America. He discusses his disillusionment with the Democratic Party and his journey to becoming an independent candidate. Topics include chronic diseases linked to environmental toxins, corporate influence on public health, and the need for integrity in U.S. governance. Kennedy also tackles hot-button issues like abortion and bodily autonomy, emphasizing women's rights and sharing personal reflections on his family's political legacy.
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Kennedy Family Life
- Robert F. Kennedy Jr. describes growing up in a large, close-knit Irish Catholic family with a strong emphasis on public service.
- He details his family's involvement in politics and the tragedies they faced, including assassinations and his personal struggle with addiction.
Reasons for Running
- RFK Jr. explains his decision to run for president, citing the Democratic Party's departure from its core values.
- He discusses the party's shift towards corporate interests and his concerns about censorship and the war in Ukraine.
Chronic Disease Epidemic
- RFK Jr. argues that the chronic disease epidemic, where 60% of Americans have chronic disease, is a major issue.
- He links this to environmental toxins in food and criticizes the NIH for not studying the root causes of these diseases.