RFK Jr. says Biden and Trump incapable of bringing country together: 'Both of them feed on the polarization'

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.on Monday argued that the country's extreme polarization was worse than ever and would not be helped if either President Biden or former President Trump was re-elected.

"They’re both feeding on that. That’s how they get elected by polarization," he said of the two leading candidates during an appearance on "The Rubin Report."

RFK Jr. argued that while both Biden and Trump have made comments accusing the other of threatening democracy, their own rhetoric drives the country further apart.

"Both of them feed on the polarization. Both of them are saying the principal reason you should vote for me is if you vote for the other guy, democracy will be over. There's no way, if that's what you're telling the public, that you're going to be capable of ending the polarization," he said to Rubin.

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"If you want to talk about assaults on our democracy, the big danger to our democracy is that we’re going to get torn apart by this toxic polarization…that is worse than even probably any time since the American Civil War," he added.

Kennedy made the case that his two leading competitors have not only added to polarization, they've also presided over and contributed to the big issues threatening the country, such as spiraling national debt, "addiction to war" and skyrocketing healthcare costs associated with a rise in chronic diseases.

He told Rubin he believes there are solutions to these pressing issues that most Americans can get behind, but you wouldn't hear them from Trump or Biden.

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Biden has repeatedly claimed that Trump is