RFK Jr. Fundraiser Attracts Trump Supporters with Political Comedy

A comedy night fundraiser for RFK Jr. draws a crowd with jokes targeting Biden and 'wokeness', potentially appealing to Trump's voter base.

The event featured comedians like Adam Carolla and Rob Schneider, who made jokes about President Biden, 'wokeness', and COVID protocols.
Attendees, mostly leaning towards Trump, showed interest in Kennedy's stance on freedom of speech and skepticism towards vaccines.
Comedy acts included controversial topics, with some jokes making the audience uncomfortable.
RFK Jr.'s wife, Cheryl Hines, and other organizers ensured the night's content aligned with themes of free speech.
National polls suggest Kennedy's independent candidacy could impact both Biden and Trump's support in the election.