RFK Jr.: Reclaiming the Party, Defending Vaccine Claims

Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. expressed his dissatisfaction with the current state of the Democratic Party, refused to pledge support for the party's nominee, and reiterated his controversial views on vaccines during a national town hall. Kennedy emphasized the need for unity and policy disagreements rather than personal attacks. He criticized the U.S. role in Ukraine, calling it a "proxy war" with Russia, and blamed government spending and ongoing wars for driving inflation. Kennedy's campaign has generated attention within the party, but he faces the challenge of unseating an incumbent president for the party's nomination.