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During a July 20, 2023 Congressional hearing, RFK Jr. engaged in a heated exchange with Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz regarding bioengineered weapons and the misrepresentation of his views. He faced interruptions and accusations of unsubstantiated claims related to Covid-19 and vaccinations. The discussion revolved around the disproportionate impact of Covid-19 on different races, potential genetic factors contributing to susceptibility, the development of genetic bioweapons, and the existence of harm from vaccinations. RFK Jr. also emphasized the threat to free speech, highlighting that those censoring it have historically not been on the right side of history.

Amid crowds shouting "RFK, all the way," Kennedy declared his independent run for president on October 9 in Philadelphia just blocks away from Independence Hall.

During a July 13, 2023 segment of The Rubin Report, RFK Jr. continued to emphasize the persistence of Big Tech's censorship despite increased scrutiny, revealing his plans to sign executive orders to reduce tech giants' influence if elected president. He reiterated that his goal is safeguarding the First Amendment and promoting a vigorous defense of the right to free speech. RFK Jr. shed light on government involvement in shaping online discourse, including the identification of specific individuals for potential censorship due to criticisms directed at various agencies. Judge Terry A. Doughty's recent ruling has created a barrier between federal agencies and social media platforms, thwarting the Biden Administration's attempts to pressure platforms into silencing government critics. RFK Jr. underscored the importance of adhering to the Smith-Mundt Act to preserve the integrity of public discourse and prevent government propaganda from advancing further.

Following a dangerous encounter with an armed man during a campaign event on September 15, 2023, Dennis Kucinich, Kennedy's campaign manager, penned a letter to President Biden. In it, he urgently called for Secret Service protection for Democratic Presidential Candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. This request follows a recent incident in which an individual, posing as a U.S. Marshal, attempted to enter the Wilshire Ebell Theatre in Los Angeles, where Kennedy was scheduled to deliver a speech in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month. The campaign event location was within two miles of the site of Robert F. Kennedy, Sr.'s assassination in 1968 during his campaign for the Presidency, raising alarming parallels and recalling the tragic violence that has targeted the Kennedy's family history in US politics.

RFK Jr. discussed the first GOP debate for the 2024 Presidential campaign during an August 24, 2023 conversation on NEWSMAX's "Eric Bolling The Balance." The host pointed out that RFK Jr. is likely perceived as a threat to the establishment's political interests because his campaign is resonating with the American people. Acknowledging the GOP's awkward alignment with Fox News, RFK Jr. questions whether the party or the debate moderator is out of touch, leading to the surreal and tone-deaf moments during the televised debate.

On June 6, 2023, RFK Jr. made a crucial visit to the Yuma, Arizona southern border, aiming to understand the ongoing crisis and find solutions firsthand. In a significant dialogue with Amanda Aguirre, President & CEO of the Regional Center for Border Health, they delved into migrants' personal stories and discussed the pivotal role of humanitarian efforts in resolving the border crisis. RFK Jr.'s visit comes at a time when Americans are increasingly alarmed by the human suffering and chaos erupting along the nation's souther border.

In a candid conversation with Joe Rogan, RFK Jr. discussed the challenges he faces in finding honest interviewers or podcast hosts due to concerns over potential demonetization by platforms like YouTube. A prevailing narrative labels him as anti-vaccine and fringe, resulting in the dismissal or stigmatization of his views. Joe admits adopting this viewpoint without substantial information, influenced by those he considered well-informed. They delve into the contentious topic of vaccine compliance and reflect on the suppression of public knowledge, particularly regarding RFK Jr.'s impactful book "The Real Anthony Fauci." The conversation raises thought-provoking questions about truth and the formation of opinions in the face of media opposition to RFK Jr. and his presidential campaign.

On July 18, 2023, RFK Jr. spoke with Rabbi Shmuley about the attacks on his character from the media and other powerful political voices who want to discredit his campaign and marginalize him in the eyes of the American electorate. He was targeted with propaganda aiming to paint him as unpalatable, unhinged, and fringe. Both RFK Jr. and Rabbi Shmuley emphasized the importance of progress through constructive dialogue and avoiding personal attacks. They also discussed the significance of being cautious about demonizing individuals with differing opinions, advocating for difficult yet essential national conversations without resorting to marginalization or vilification.

Speaking at a Heal-the-Divide PAC event, RFK Jr. announced bitcoin-focused policies he would enact as president, such gradually backing the U.S. dollar with bitcoin and precious metals and making bitcoin-to-dollar conversions exempt from U.S. taxes.

July 20, 2023, Kennedy delivers an emotional address at the hearing for Subcommittee: “The Weaponization of the Federal Government”. After House Democrats tried unsuccessfully to remove Kennedy from the hearing, claiming he was in violation of House rules to prevent defamatory or degrading testimony, Kennedy passionately defends the First Amend ment and calls for respectful debates in a thriving democracy. Kennedy shares his personal experience of being de-platformed by YouTube during a campaign speech without discussing controversial topics, and condemns censorship and rejects pejorative labels. He staunchly denies any racist or anti-Semitic behavior and pledges to continue fighting for meaningful conversations and democratic values despite attempts to silence him.

In a passionate plea, Robert Kennedy Jr. emphasizes the pressing need to combat "toxic polarization" that's plaguing the nation. He calls for restoring respect, kindness, and empathy in American politics as a means to end division and restore unity. With examples from JFK history and his own personal experiences, Kennedy highlights the importance of civil discourse and elevating the Constitution as a guiding principle for a better America.

On June 12, 2023, on Breaking Points, Krystal Ball and Saagar Enjeti interview former Twitter CEO, Jack Dorsey as he speaks out in support of Robert Kennedy Jr. as the Democratic candidate for the 2024 presidential election. At the time, Kennedy had recently announced his campaign and was stirring controversy throughout mainstream media.

On May 23, 2023, Tulsi Gabbard speaks on a Fox News panel to discuss the impact of the DNC discouraging primary debates that put President Biden's record in view for the public to examine in detail. Gabbard's point of view is that the DNC "is deathly afraid" of Kennedy's campaign and they want to keep him away from connecting with the public as much as possible. This discussion takes place as these undemocratic actions from numerous leaders of a major political party have played a major role in suppressing honest debate for the 2024 presidential election.

On June 11, 2023, USA Today released a poll showing that 8 in 10 Democratic primary voters want the president to participate in a primary debate with RFK Jr. Watch hosts Brianha Joy Gray and Robby Soave on The Hill’s “Rising” morning show on April 24, 2023 explain Biden is afraid of debating Kennedy because his credibility in areas where Biden is weak — especially in foreign policy — pose a serious threat to his candidacy.

May 16, 2023, Robert Kennedy Jr. is interviewed on Breaking Points where he is asked about his view on political dynasties and his backup plan if he does not win the Democratic primary. At this time, the Biden Administration is declining to hold a debate, despite Kennedy's growing poll numbers.