If you care about this addiction crisis and this mental health crisis, Joe Biden is your candidate,' he said.
Former congressman Patrick Kennedy is interviewed by CNN anchor Dana Bash on "State of the Union" on May 25, 2024. Screenshot: CNN.
"So there is no other choice than Joe Biden. If you care about this addiction crisis and this mental health crisis, Joe Biden is your candidate," he said.
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