A shocking new report from Vanity Fair this week claimed that Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. had inappropriate contact with a babysitter that the family had hired at his home, and the babysitter claims that the behavior happened on multiple occasions. On top of that, the article also claimed that Kennedy once boasted about eating a dog while overseas. Guess which one of these claims Kennedy is adamantly denying? Farron Cousins explains what's happening.
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A shocking new report from Vanity Fair this week revealed that independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. Uh, is actually being accused by a former babysitter of the family first hired in 1998 when she was 23 years old. Uh, the former babysitter claimed, well, I'll just read it from everything everybody says about the Kennedys and their babysitters. They had me worried like, I have to watch out, be careful. And the other night in the kitchen, she wrote this in her, uh, diary, uh, with Murray, I could have sworn he was touching my leg and hand it, it seemed like he thought I was somebody else or wasn't paying attention. Like he would come to every once in a while and snap out of it, or I would move away. It was like he was on something or really tired, or was missing Mary, or was testing me.
Okay? So maybe according to her account of things, this could have been a total mistake. Maybe he was just tired, wasn't paying attention, didn't realize what he was doing. Okay? But then she continues, uh, the report further states that several weeks after that incident, incident, excuse me, she came into her room to find Kennedy on her bed shirtless with her diary detailing her intimate life open, and asked her to rub lotion on him. She described this interaction as totally inappropriate and then stopped writing about her encounters with Kennedy for fear. He would continue reading her diary. So again, definitely inappropriate behavior. Um, you don't sit shirtless on the nanny's bed and then while you're, you know, potentially reading her diary and ask her to rub lotion on you. But here's the weird part about this story. Kennedy has now done several interviews in the very short time since this article came out. And he's not going out there and adamantly denying these encounters with the babysitter. No. What he is denying, what he has focused all of his anger on about this report is that the report also suggested that back in 2010, he ate a dog.
I mean, yeah, that's, that's pretty shocking as well. Uh, but he, he sent a message to a friend like, Hey, you're going over to Korea. Make sure you try dog. It's actually delicious. And it has a photo of him with an animal carcass next to an unidentified woman. The carcass had been barbecued, and, uh, it was suggested that this was in fact the dog that he ate. Now, Kennedy, immediately following, by the way, the publication of the story, Kennedy was already set to do an interview on the, uh, show breaking points and host cigar and Jetty asked him about the allegations, right? Like, Hey, uh, so this, this babysitter says that you were touching her inappropriately. She says, you did all these things, you know, do you have a response to that? And Kennedy's like, I'm not gonna comment on that, but I didn't eat a dog. No, it was
A Patagonian goat that I was eating there. It's obviously not a dog. I would never eat a dog, he says, and then later that evening, he goes on News Nation, Chris Cuomo show, I believe it was once again, not even talking about the allegations from the babysitter, instead making it crystal clear he didn't eat a dog. He said, quote, they did this story that I ate a dog, and they have a picture of me supposedly eating a dog. And of course it's not a dog. They said I was eating a dog in Korea. And that they had checked with experts, metadata experts, and identified it as a, as a Korea, uh, and checked with veterinarians who validated that it was a dog. Uh, it's a goat and it's in Patagonia, and it's a river trip that I used to do on a big Whitewater river called the, uh, uh, Fu ua.
