RFK Jr. plans to confront Trump, Biden on $14T in debt, says he'd beat either head-to-head

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. pledged to take on Presidents Biden and Trump directly on key issues if he were permitted to debate them, telling Fox News both politicians, despite their polar opposite ideologies, matched each other in exacerbating the national debt.

Kennedy also responded to criticisms he flip-flopped on key issues such as voter ID laws, saying he has gone through a political "evolution" that is common among other Americans.

He told "Jesse Watters Primetime" on Wednesday he condemns the burglary and intimidation tactics of anti-Israel protesters on college campuses, saying he supports the right to protest but not the other behavior of the demonstrators.

"It's very, very alarming. It's puzzling because it's happening on the private campuses, and they actually have a lot more leeway for controlling this. I'm all for peaceful protest, for freedom of speech. You can't threaten people. You can't intimidate people. You can't trespass," he said.

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"You know, all the private campuses want to have open debate. But, you know, if people are being racist, if they're being antisemitic. And I've heard the shouts from these crowds and they're appalling."

On the election front, Kennedy revealed his campaign sanctioned a massively-sampled poll that he said projects him winning 39 states in a head-to-head matchup with Biden, while claiming a narrower win head-to-head with Trump.

Kennedy said the poll sampled 26,000 people, more than ten times the typical polls reported on. However, he said the same poll showed him losing in a three-way race, chalking it up to voters' fear that supporting a third-party candidate would