Robert F. Kennedy Jr. offered new details about his conversations with former president Trump in his first interview since dropping out of the race and endorsing him on Sunday.

Kennedy made the statement during an exclusive interview on "Fox News Sunday" with host Shannon Bream. He argued that his campaign had failed to gain ground due to "censorship" both by the media.

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said his campaign failed due to "censorship," in his first interview since dropping out and endorsing former President Trump.{ai:summary}<p>Robert F. Kennedy Jr. shared insights from his talks with Trump during an interview on "Fox News Sunday." He claimed his campaign faltered due to media censorship, leading to his endorsement of Trump after exiting the race.</p><p>The political landscape shifts as voices clash and alliances reshape. #politics</p>

RFK Jr blames 'censorship' for failed campaign, gives details of talks with Trump

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