Chris Cuomo Lobs Withering Dig At RFK Jr. Over Kennedy Family Photo With Biden
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The independent candidate answered Cuomo's provocation with a measured reply.
NewsNation host Chris Cuomo snuck some venom into a question for Robert F. Kennedy Jr. about his family’s support of President Joe Biden. (Watch the video below.)
In an interview Monday, Cuomo showed the independent presidential candidate a photo of many Kennedy family members surrounding Biden at the White House on St. Patrick’s Day Sunday.
The host noted that many put out messages to the effect of “Go, Joe! We support you.” Kennedy’s sister Kerry Kennedy, who was pictured, wrote afterward on X, “President Biden, you make the world better.”
“What does it mean when the people who know you best say Joe Biden is better than their own brother, uncle, cousin?” Cuomo asked RFK Jr.
“Although that looks like a big crowd of people, it is a very small percentage of my family,” Kennedy replied. “...As you know from your family, we don’t always agree on things.”
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