Kennedy describes the incident in a video that was posted to social media Sunday, adding it will be included in a forthcoming New Yorker article that he expects to be damaging.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-08-05 13:04:42">August 5, 2024 at 1:04 p.m.</time>

Kennedy describes the incident in a video that was posted to social media Sunday, adding it will be included in a forthcoming New Yorker article that he expects to be damaging.{ai:summary}<p>Kennedy spills the beans in a social media video, hinting at an upcoming New Yorker piece that promises to pack a punch. The type of punch that could land heavy in the court of public opinion. </p><p>Stay tuned; this could shake things up. #politics</p>

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