John F. Kennedygrandson Jack Schlossberg he opens his chest the last time he talked to his cousin Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
“I had a dream about him one night but before that it was when I was 16,” said Schlossberg, 33, in a review of his interview with. politics’s Dasha Burns shared on TikTok on Tuesday, June 16.
Schlossberg, who is currently running for congress to represent New York’s 12th district, shared that RFK Jr. who recently visited him in a dream. Schlossberg said a version of her cousin’s dreams told her, “Good job, you’re going to win.”
“Everybody’s worried about it here,” Schlossberg told Burns about the so-called premonition in the clip.
Schlossberg added that it wasn’t the first time RFK Jr. bringing good news to him in a dream sequence.
“Before I passed the alcohol test, I had another dream telling me that I will pass the alcohol test,” he said. “So everything is good. He tells me the future.”
Jack is the son of Caroline Kennedy with her husband, Edwin Schlossberg. She is the granddaughter of JFK and his late wife Jackie Kennedy Onassis. (In addition to Caroline, the couple were parents to a son John F. Kennedy Jr. who died in 1999 in a plane crash with his wife Carolyn Bessette.)
Meanwhile, RFK Jr. he is one of JFK’s nephews and currently serves as President. Donald Trumpas Secretary of Health and Human Services, leading his program called “Make America Healthy Again”. Jack has been an outspoken critic of RFK Jr.’s political beliefs. anti-science, anti-vaccination and conspiracy theories.
Jack Schlossberg shared thoughts about his cousin Cheryl Hines. “I’ve never met Cheryl Hines, but if I did, I’d tell her she looked dehydrated,” Schlossberg, 32, said in a tweet on Wednesday, July 23. Jack is the son of Caroline Kennedy and her husband, Edwin Schlossberg, making him the latter’s only grandchild. […]
“He’s repeating things that are common sense that we all know. He’s repeating health points that everyone already agrees on, and then pretending they’re brand new ideas,” Jack said during a June appearance on the “Here’s the Scoop with Yasmin Vossoughian” podcast. Everyone already knew that junk food is not bad.
Earlier this year, Jack shared that if elected to Congress he would support the RFK Jr. investigation. some of the controversial and potentially dangerous decisions he made as head of the Department of Health and Human Services.
“I want to know why he chose Tylenol and not Advil as the cause of autism? I want to know who is paying for the words that come out of his mouth,” he said in an April interview with MS Now. “Because it seems to me that everybody in this position is making a lot of money when the people, the American people, the working families, are struggling.”
