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2024 Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. has come full circle in his views about the border and immigration, abandoning his liberal views and converting to a conservative view after an eye-opening three-day trip to the southern border, he said.

"What I saw was so extraordinary that it took me three days to even understand what I was looking at," Kennedy said during an interview with right-wing host Tucker Carlson that aired late Monday.

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Kennedy, the nephew of former President John F. Kennedy, Jr. and son of former Sen. Robert Kennedy, said he originally viewed the border through the same lens as President Joe Biden at the start of 2021.

"The Biden administration came in the same position ... which is, 'The wall is bad' — more importantly, any idea that Donald Trump had is a bad idea. So, they just open the border, and they've had the open border policy," said Kennedy, an environmental lawyer and politician.