He isn't as crazy as people are making him out to be, I don't think.

He's still kind of crazy.

We may have disagreements on this show.

Yeah, you think?

All right, everyone, welcome back to the Loopcast, where we talk faith, culture, and politics from a Catholic perspective.

Today, it is me, Erica, and Josh.

Interesting week for Democrats, to say the least.

We have a contender now, potentially, an RFK Jr. He just did for the first time he said in 18 years he was able to give his full case, full case for vision

for the country, a lot of the work that he's done. The first person to let him speak is Joe Rogan,

and you might see him on the thumbnail coming soon,

but Joe Rogan, of all people, gave him the platform to finally get out his points. And once the

G's out of the bottle, there's no going back. So I want to give a little bit of a timeline of why

this was such a controversial interview. For those that maybe weren't following it as closely,

this is a really big deal for a lot of reasons. So starting, RFK Jr., he is the son of Bobby Kennedy,

he is the nephew of John F. Kennedy, both of whom are assassinated. And he comes from a long

line of a political elite family. And so he started off his career as an

environmental lawyer going after environmentalist causes. And he has kind of taken his career in the

direction of pursuing what Mercury does in terms of their role for health. And so he, of course,

has been very critical of big pharmaceutical companies, what's going on in vaccines. And so he, of course, has been very critical of big pharmaceutical companies,

what's going on in vaccines. And that is considered conspiratorial by a lot of people. So he's

been completely banished from polite society for a good 18, 20 years, not allowed to talk.

Whenever he does talk, his stuff gets yanked down. He's censored everywhere.

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