Robert F. Kennedy Jr. speaks to Piers Morgan on his spasmodic dysphonia

Democratic primary candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. speaks to Sky News Australia host Piers Morgan about living with spasmodic dysphonia. “I had a very, very strong voice until I was 42 years old in 1996, I had an injury that caused a neurological disorder called spasmodic dysphonia,” he told Mr Morgan. “I cannot listen to my voice, when I go home I will not listen to this program, I can’t do it, I feel sorry for the people in your audience who have to listen to me. “But this is the best I’ve got right now.”