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concerned about his candidacy, they are concerned about the threat they will say it poses to our democracy, and they are going to be talking about what his candidacy could do in battleground states in the margins, where there's growing concern and anxiety. >> monica alba in philadelphia, thank you so much. joining us now, victoria defrancesco. she's an msnbc political analyst. and david drucker. it's not much of a surprise that the kennedy family is endorsing the president. monica was showing us the picture at the white house last month. could this be very important to the president? >> it's obviously not a make or break. but the kennedy name, the kennedy brand has been synonymous with democratic

with the media in terms of walking out of the courtroom, to your point of the bodega. is this hurting him? is this helping? >> i'm undecided. we know that the media has such an ability to shine the spotlight on trump. he knows how to engage it. he knows how to amplify it. i'm going to hold judgement for another couple weeks on that. >> yeah. david, do you think this is going to have a negative impact on maybe the people that trump needs that he hasn't already gotten to get to the finish line? >> well, it depends how to interpret the trial, when does the trial conclude, what do people make of the verdict, if there is a verdict? i agree that it's just too soon to tell. if we were still in a republican primary, my argument would be -- it would not be tongue in cheek. it would be serious that trump is better off in court than the campaign trail. we have evidence for that if you look at how the republican

politics for over half a century. getting the formal endorsement is important in terms of president biden getting to to the end game. coming out in such a unified front. we are talking about the siblings of the actual independent candidate rfk junior. this is a very bold band in terms of what it's going to mean for getting undecided voters. we have been seeing rfk junior's campaign tilt more toward the trump side in terms of january 6 comments he has made. every vote counts in a close election. this is going to move the needle a little bit for biden. >> david, let's talk about that. there's concern among democrats and probably republicans as well about rfk junior's campaign. how could he change this race?

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