Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

So now I'm not legally allowed to vote in any state.

But, you know, I saw this with...

My father hated partisanship because he thought it was dishonest.

And he always told us you should vote for the man, not the party.

He said the man because at that time it was predominantly men.

But I saw this when Trump – I grew up in a Democratic Party that was very anti-NAFTA.

So it was against working people and labor unions.

Then Trump said that he was anti-NAFTA.

All of a sudden, the Democratic Party was for NAFTA.

And that's what turned my head the first time.

And then, you know, when I was—then I saw how they—and Trump questioned vaccines during the 2016 election.

The Democratic Party, it was kind of that skepticism and the concerns were spread evenly across the party.

My uncle, Ted Kennedy, was—

very much on the side of medical freedom.

And it was evenly spread.

But as soon as Trump said that, it became part of the dogma of that party.

And then, you know, when I ran, we were, you know, it was one of the things I ran against was the Ukraine war.

And the Democrats were always the anti-war party.

CIA director to speak at the Democratic Convention and it just is – the party's only agenda is we hate Trump and anything he says, we're going to do the opposite of it and it makes me very sad for the party and I don't think it's a sustainable way to operate.

And, you know, I saw this, the craziness, when we did the Tylenol findings.