Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has endorsed former President Donald Trump, stating he believes Trump has changed and is now focused on his legacy. In a recent interview, Kennedy reflected on overcoming his previous disdain for Trump, which stemmed from past legal disputes. A Quinnipiac University poll revealed that 64% of likely voters feel Kennedy's endorsement does not affect their view of Trump, while 19% view him more favorably. Despite suspending his independent campaign, Kennedy plans to remain on ballots in most states, citing an impact on independent voters. Trump expressed appreciation for Kennedy's support, describing him as a 'great asset' but did not commit to giving him a role in a potential future administration. This evolving political alliance comes at a time when Kennedy's own presidential prospects are declining, raising questions about his influence in the upcoming election.