Earlier this month, independent presidential hopeful and notorious vaccine skeptic Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spoke with his rival Donald Trump about possibly endorsing the former Republican president—and even taking a job working in public health in a new Trump Administration.
As first reported by The Washington Post, the talks between Kennedy and Trump began only hours after the failed attempt to assassinate Trump played out at a Pennsylvania campaign rally on July 13, according to the newspaper, which cited “four people familiar with the matter.”
One call between the two men appears to have been captured on video, which made the rounds online soon after it was recorded last week.
