Calley Means: This Kennedy-Trump thing is powerful

"I think RFK standing on the stage with Trump and them grasping hands and saying, make America healthy, I think it was one of the biggest political realignments and important moments in American history, Kennedy endorsing Trump.

Like, I cannot, I think a lot of us feel it. Like, I think you see it on the ground. Like, this Kennedy-Trump thing is powerful. Like the media denigrates it, but like, Kennedy is explaining this. And now Trump is. The media denigrates it, but I don't think people have any faith in the media anymore.

Even the New York Times, which used to be the number one, I don't think people have faith in the media anymore. They're clamoring, they're clamoring to this message. Like watching RFK and Trump at a rally, it's the most electric political experience I've ever seen. Like it was the loudest applause I've ever heard.

There's something visceral. When RFK starts talking about the CDC needing Dr. J. Bhattacharya and the FDA and the NIH and starts naming those agencies and starts saying, we're going to get to the bottom of why our food for our kids is poison and we're going to reverse childhood chronic disease by taking on this corruption, when they say that, it's electric.

It's like a release. So it's everything. Everyone's been listening to you at reading these books, trying to put the pieces together. I think RFK is more effectively putting the pieces together."