I'm going to be honest, and I was annoyed, upset with your family recently when in Philadelphia.

It's one thing to vote for a different candidate.

It's another thing for the, what, 15 people in the Kennedy family to stand on a stage at a rally for Joe Biden

when they know that...

Six.

Six.

It was only six.

Okay.

For a huge portion, big names, people that mean something in your life from day one,

to stand on that stage publicly and endorse Joe Biden instead of you.

And even if they were going to vote for Joe Biden to go to those lengths to support him,

you've said, okay, I love my family, we all have different politics, we all have different opinions.

I believe you.

Was there not a part of you that thought, what the heck?

Why?

Why, as my family members go to that level to say, no, I am against my brother, my cousin, et cetera, and with this man?

That annoyed me as a human.

Yeah, I mean, I, you know, it's not, it wasn't a pleasant experience for me, but, you know,

here's how I look at it, which is, first of all, you know, we were, when my family was

raised in milieu, where we argue with each other, we differ on political issues, we were raised,

we debated every night at the dinner table, my father orchestrated debates, and we were

taught to disagree with each other with passion, with good information,

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