Trump courts Libertarians to draw party activists away from RFK Jr.: 'If we unite, we are unstoppable'

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Donald Trump addressed the Libertarians’ National Convention on Saturday night in an effort to win over activists who are skeptical of the GOP frontrunner, and turn them away from independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

The Libertarian National Convention is being held at the Washington Hilton hotel through Sunday with the tagline: "Become Ungovernable."

The former president addressed a rowdy crowd, seemingly split 50-50 between his supporters and Libertarian skeptics.

Trump tried to win over the crowd, saying: "In the last year, I've been indicted by the government on 91 different things. So if I wasn't a libertarian before, I sure as hell am a Libertarian now."

To win over the Libertarians, Trump said he would release "limited government so that the people can have an unlimited future." He promised that "United we will be unstoppable. If we unite, we are unstoppable."

At times Trump mocked the Libertarians in the audience telling them: "Only endorse me if you want to win."

"If you want to lose, don't do that. Keep getting your 3% every four years," Trump said, before pledging to include a Libertarian in his cabinet.

Trump later promised to commute the sentence of Ross Ulbrict, the founder of the darknet marketplace Silk Road who was arrested in 2013 and remains in