With presidential debates set to take place in June and September, months earlier than the normal October debates, third-party candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is hustling to get on ballots across the nation in order to qualify for the stage. CNN has said that they would host Kennedy Jr. for their June 27 debate if he hit benchmarks in polling, but his campaign has been critical of the difficulty of getting on some states’ ballots. Communication Director for the Robert F. Kennedy Jr. campaign, Del Bigtree, joins Fox News' "The Rundown" to discuss the roadblocks they’ve encountered in gaining ballot access, how RFK Jr.’s presence on the debate stage could impact the election, and the larger goals of his campaign.

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