According to Donald Trump Jr., Robert F. Kennedy Jr. may be assigned an oversight position over various federal organizations, such as the CIA and FBI, in the event that his father is re-elected to a second term.
The comment was made during a lighthearted segment on The Benny Show with Benny Johnson, which aired on August 21st.
Trump Jr. made light of the fact that Planned Parenthood had been providing free vasectomies outside the Chicago DNC. He said he would gladly donate enormous amounts of his own money to sponsor vasectomies for the extremist left.
Speaking of RFK, Benny mentioned that he could envision him leading the Food and Drug Administration, the CDC, the CIA, or the FBI. Trump Jr. supposed that he might be placed in several positions with the responsibility of rooting out inefficiency and corruption. There are at least a dozen roles he’d like to see him in.
The question of whether Donald Trump would consider Kennedy for a position in his government came up during a recent interview with CNN. Trump said he liked and respected Kennedy and would most certainly find him a role in his administration. An endorsement from him would be a tremendous honor because he is a unique and intelligent man.
Kennedy’s partner, Nicole Shanahan, recently said on a podcast that the two may quit the race and work with Donald Trump.
Kennedy announced his intentions late in the afternoon on August 23rd.
Despite announcing that he was suspending his campaign, Kennedy asked his supporters in Democrat-leaning states to cast their votes for him. In places where the election is close, Kennedy is endorsing former president Donald Trump.
At his sold-out rally in Glendale, Arizona, on Friday night, former president Donald Trump disclosed that Kennedy would be an honored guest.
As a swarm of cheering spectators erupted at the Desert Diamond Arena, Trump summoned Kennedy to the stage to make his address.
Despite political differences, the two have expressed a desire to collaborate in an investigation into the rampant corruption among regulatory bodies and the rising prevalence of chronic ailments (especially in children) afflicting Americans.
