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Right-wing podcaster Tim Pool has backtracked after announcing he was voting for Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

This comes after fellow podcaster Joe Rogan also voiced his support for Kennedy.

“Okay, I’m voting for RFK Jr now,” Pool wrote on X.

“I think Trump is on his way to losing… Dems are a cult, will march in lockstep. MAGA diehards can’t form good alliances. Independents/post-libs will say f*** that,” he added in a separate post. “Registered dems outnumber GOP by almost 12 million… There’s a reason they can’t get a Rogan endorsement and it’s this exact behavior. Best podcast, strikingly independent, honest and sincere. And they choose to go to war with it instead of trying to ally with it.”

Rogan said Thursday that both Democrats and Republicans are damaging democracy.

“That’s just what they do. That’s politics. They do it left, they do it right,” Rogan said. “They manipulate you, they promote stories, and the only one who doesn’t do that is Robert F. Kennedy Jr.”

“He’s the only one who makes sense to me,” he added.

After Pool said he supported Kennedy, the third-party candidate responded to X by writing, “I am so grateful to you, Tim, for your confidence in me, but most of all for your steadfast defense of the Constitution and your tireless love for our country.”

But Pool replied to Kennedy that he would still vote for Trump.

“You’re a good guy bro. I was trolling the haters but honestly I plan on voting for Trump. I hope you end up being a part of his administration and helping fight environmental poisoning and big pharma,” he said.

JD Vance sparked a firestorm this week when he accused fellow veteran and Democratic vice presidential candidate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, of abandoning his unit before it was deployed to Iraq.

“When the United States Marine Corps … asked me to go to Iraq to serve my country, I went,” Vance told reporters. “When Tim Walz was asked by his country to go to Iraq … he left the military and let his unit go without him.”

Democrats quickly responded to the claim, pointing out that Walz ran for Congress and officially retired from the Minnesota National Guard months before his unit was notified of the deployment. But Vance’s criticism of his opponent’s record has drawn increased attention to his own time as a “combat correspondent” in the Marine Corps, a role that involved gathering news and writing articles for internal Marine Corps publications and facilitating interviews and access for civilian media.

Super-wealthy hedge funder and high-profile Trump backer John Paulson has fled a $400,000-a-month Hamptons rental after just seven days after discovering the palatial seaside estate reeked of rodent urine and feces, according to a cease-and-desist letter obtained by The Independent.

Trump spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt said Friday that the former president had difficulty hearing reporters’ questions on Thursday when he suggested he might be open to withdrawing federal approval for the abortion drug mifepristone.

“As President Trump said several times during the press conference, the questions being asked were difficult to hear,” Leavitt said, according to The Washington Post“His position on mifepristone remains the same: the Supreme Court has unanimously decided the issue and the case is settled.”

The Supreme Court dismissed the challenge to access to the abortion drug, ruling that the plaintiffs lacked standing.

Harris’ campaign has released a new immigration ad before she heads to Arizona tonight for a rally in the border state of Arizona.

The ad says Harris is a “border state attorney general” who has fought drug cartels. If elected, she will “hire thousands of additional border agents and crack down on fentanyl and human trafficking.”

Donald Trump claims that Willie Brown, the former mayor of San Francisco and ex-partner of Kamala Harris, told him some “horrible things” about her during a near-death experience on a helicopter ride.

Now the former has spoken out and revealed that every part of the story is ‘fiction’.

According to Brown, there were no critical comments about Harris, no near-fatal crash — and in fact, no helicopter flight at all.

During his lie-filled press conference at Mar-a-Lago on Thursday afternoon — his first public briefing since Harris picked Tim Walz to join her on the Democratic ticket — the former president told what now appears to be a tall tale about a helicopter ride he says he once took with Brown.

At a rally hosted by conservative commentator Erick Erickson, former Vice President Mike Pence said he “could never vote” for Harris and Walz, but added that he would “stay out of the presidential campaign,” according to The Washington Post.

“I cannot condone this growing abandonment of our allies on the world stage that has occurred in parts of our party,” he added, saying he also could not support “ignoring our national debt” and “marginalizing the right to life.”

“And between me and my running mate, I cannot endorse President Trump’s persistent assertion that I should have set aside my oath to the Constitution during the storming of the Capitol in 2021” and refused to certify the 2020 election.