Vanity Fairのインスタグラム(vanityfair) - 9月27日 21時00分
When author @JoeHagantv first met political scion and 2024 presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., in Hyannis Port, Kennedy hoped it would result in “the first nice article about me.” But on a ferry ride to Nantucket, the interview took a turn for the unexpected.
To RFK Jr., censorship is the greatest threat to American democracy—“You could blow up the Capitol and we’d be okay if we have a First Amendment,” he posits—and his treatment from the press is the strongest proof of corruption in the government and the media.
It’s clear, writes Hagan, that Kennedy sees himself as the lone truth-teller in a world of lies, crusading against a vast conspiracy involving Biden, Trump, tech companies, the pharmaceutical industry, the CIA, the FDA, and the mainstream media. If only reporters could report what he’s saying, or report what he means to say, or report what he’s decided to say—it’s hard to tell exactly what would satisfy him. Read the full story at the link in bio.
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