

Ep. #657: RFK Jr., Scott Galloway, Don Lemon
8 snips Apr 27, 2024
In this engaging conversation, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. discusses his presidential candidacy and environmental activism, while Scott Galloway brings his marketing expertise to the table. They dive into the absurdities of modern political debates, explore the impact of social media on activism, and critique contemporary campus protests. The discussion touches on the complexities of free speech, media ethics, and the far-reaching effects of Trump's Supreme Court appointments, raising important questions about today's societal challenges and the role of young voters.
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Disagreement on Vaccine Safety
- Bill Maher and RFK Jr. agree on the importance of open scientific debate and free speech.
- They disagree on RFK Jr.'s claim that "no vaccine is safe and effective," with Maher emphasizing the importance of vaccines while acknowledging potential side effects.
RFK Jr.'s Vaccine Statement Misinterpreted
- During an interview on the Lex Fridman podcast, RFK Jr.'s statement about vaccines was misinterpreted.
- He clarified that some live virus vaccines seem safe and effective and intended to discuss the need for placebo-controlled trials.
RFK Jr.'s Path to Victory
- RFK Jr. believes he has a path to victory because he's polling well with young people, independents, and in battleground states.
- He also claims higher favorability ratings than other candidates and highlights public dissatisfaction with a potential Trump-Biden rematch.