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I'm Tracy Mumford.
Today's Thursday, August 22.
Here's what we're covering.
Your vice president of the candidate said.
You were contemplating dropping out.
Are you?
Thank you, Bobby.
Thank you.
Robert F.
Kennedy junior s bid for the White House appears to be almost over.
The Times has learned that Kennedy is expected to end his presidential campaign this week and that he's in talks to endorse Donald Trump.
His campaign has said that Kennedy will announce his, quote, path forward tomorrow, and three people familiar with his plans say that while he could change his mind, discussions are underway for him to appear alongside Trump at a rally in Arizona.
Kennedy's exit from the race, less than three months before the election, would close out one of the most durable third party presidential bids in modern american history.