DENIED! White House Refuses Secret Service Protection For RFK Jr.
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6:22Now PlayingThe White House has refused Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy’s request for Secret Service protection, claiming that such protection is typically only extended to candidates 120 days before an election. However, as numerous commenters online have noted, former candidates including Barack Obama, John McCain and even RFK’s uncle Ted Kennedy were offered a Secret Service detail hundreds of days prior to the elections they were running in.
Jimmy talks to RFK about the likely reasoning behind the Biden administration’s decision not to offer him government-funded security.
Kennedy’s campaign website
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