Out front next, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is here with me in studio live as his campaign says he now has enough signatures to appear on the ballot in North Carolina, another battleground state. That has both Biden and Trump nervous tonight.

Plus another suspected case of the mysterious brain injury known as Havana syndrome. I'm going to speak to investigative journalist Christo Grosev.

He singles out a specific Russian intelligence unit

as the possible culprit, also out front of retired U.S.

official based at Havana, who is widely considered to be

patient zero.

And Trump's net worth plunging today by a billion dollars

on paper.

Why? Let's go out front. And good evening,

I'm Aaron Burnett. Out front tonight, don't call him a spoiler. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. saying

he is in the race to win it in November as he reaches yet another milestone tonight. His campaign

says Kennedy now has enough signatures to get on the ballot in North Carolina,

which is, of course, a crucial battleground state. And in just a moment, I'm going to speak to

Kennedy live right here on set. The Democrat turned independent, who has the money, the supporters,

and the potential to upend the 2024 presidential election. And as of tonight, he is on the ballot

in Utah. However, his campaign and allies claim that they have met the signature threshold to get him on the ballot in a whole slew of additional states, Hawaii, Michigan, Georgia, South Carolina, New Hampshire, Nevada, and Arizona.

And, of course, I mentioned North Carolina as well.

Now, when I say those names, to many of you, you may say, wow, those are obviously crucial states, and they were.

There are states that Biden and Trump, in many cases, won by just a few votes.

And that has both campaigns nervous that Kennedy, with his famous family name and his charisma, may siphon crucial votes away from them in 2024.

And I just give you one example.

Look at the state of Arizona.

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