Democratic 2024 presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — the son of the late former US Attorney General of the same name — confirmed his participation in a Twitter Spaces live stream taking place later this month.
The stream is scheduled to go live less than two weeks after Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) announced his own presidential campaign on the platform, where he and encountered a number of technical difficulties.
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RFK Jr. confirmed his interview with the platform’s current owner, Elon Musk, during an appearance on Saturday on Newsmax.
“I mean I did tell you the truth. I felt very bad for the governor [Ron DeSantis] too because that should have been the best day of his life,” Kennedy said after being asked whether he was concerned about experiencing similar tech issues during his live stream.
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“My announcement was one of the one of the greatest days in my life and I feel badly that it didn’t go well that there was those glitches. But I—I guess [Musk] has worked at the glitches for—for me. Hopefully,” Kennedy said.
Kennedy’s candidacy is supported by 52% of Democrats, with 32% opposed, and 16% not sure, according to a Rasmussen Reports survey.
