RFK Jr. Claims CNN ‘Cut’ His Statement About Biden to Make Him ‘Look Crazy’
Presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is pushing back on the claim he made a “definitive” statement that President Joe Biden is a bigger threat to democracy than his predecessor. Kennedy appeared on NewsNation for…

Presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is pushing back on the claim he made a “definitive” statement that President Joe Biden is a bigger threat to democracy than his predecessor.
Kennedy appeared on NewsNation for interview with journalist Chris Cuomo and was asked about stories that stated he asserted Biden is a bigger threat than former President Donald Trump.
“Do you want people to believe that you think that President Biden has done more objectionable things vis-a-vis our democracy than former President Trump did in the aftermath of the last election?” Cuomo asked.
Kennedy responded, “What I said was that I can make this argument, and I didn’t say definitively whether I believed one or the other was more dangerous to democracy.”
“I did say that I don’t believe either of them are gonna destroy democracy,” he added.
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Kennedy went on:
“I’m very grateful, by the way, to Erin Burnett. As you know, CNN has not let me on for a live interview in a decade. And she did that — she was very, very courageous. She gave me a very fair interview; I was really dumbfounded about how fair it was. She pushed back on me a lot, and she doesn’t agree with me obviously on stuff, but she actually let me speak, which was — I’m grateful for it.”
He added, “When CNN Digital got it, they cut my quote so it looked like I was making this definitive statement that Biden was more of a threat to democracy than Trump. But of course, I never said that. But that’s the way it made me look crazy to liberals.”



