During a press briefing in Austin, Texas, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was asked for a reaction to the jury returning a guilty verdict in Donald Trump's NYC hush money trial.
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00:00 Okay, so there's some breaking news on the verdict. Thank you. I appreciate allowing me to circle back.
00:06 The verdict is in. Trump has been found guilty on all 34 counts. What is your comment?
00:11 And how do you think this is going to affect the presidential election?
00:16 Again, I've been disciplined about not commenting on the court cases and talking about issues that I think are of deep concern to Americans
00:25 and not the issues that aren't being used to divide us, the culture war issues, so I'm not going to comment on it.
00:31 But he is now convicted and running for president. How do you think that, at the very least, how do you think that's going to impact the election?
00:38 My answer that I just gave you, I repeat it again.
00:42 Okay, yes?
00:44 Mr. Kim Kamaxius, I remember referencing the FEC complaint that was filed recently. Why do you think you're getting unfairly shut out from the first presidential debate?
00:59 Why do I think I am? Because I don't think President Biden is a good candidate.
