Trump Welcomes RFK Jr. as Special Guest at Arizona Rally

Former President Donald Trump welcomed Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as a "special guest" at his campaign rally in Glendale, Arizona on Friday night. The surprise appearance marked a significant shift in their relationship, as the two had previously engaged in mutual criticism.During the rally, Trump praised Kennedy for running an "extraordinary campaign," acknowledging the substantial number of votes he had garnered. The former president also announced that if elected, he would establish an independent commission to investigate assassination attempts, focusing on releasing the remaining documents related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, Kennedy's uncle.

Trump's Key Promises

• "We will put America first and take our country back."
• "We will make America healthy again."
• "We will ensure a safe environment for your children."
• "We will make sure the food you feed them is free from chemicals that cause cancer and chronic diseases."

RFK Jr. Endorses Trump

In his speech, Kennedy reflected on his discussions with Trump regarding shared concerns, such as food safety and the chronic disease epidemic. He posed a question to the audience, "Don't you want a president who will make America healthy again?"Kennedy, a known anti-vaccine advocate who had previously suspended his presidential campaign, officially endorsed Trump at the rally. He announced plans to withdraw his name from the ballot in approximately 10 battleground states where his presence could act as a spoiler, while still encouraging voters in other states to support him.

Trump's Criticism of Opponents

In his address, Trump also criticized his opponents, stating, "Our adversaries worship the deep state, and we want to destroy the deep state."The rally concluded with Trump's signature dance moves, as he took the stage to celebrate his successful event in Arizona.