The move comes after a judge in New York ruled that Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s is disqualified from the ballot after paperwork issues.  RFK used an address in New York, but a Federal Judge dismissed his paperwork -- ruling that Kenndy actually doesn't like at that residence and disqualified him from the Presidential ballot.

Donald Trump confirmed to a CNN reporter independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. could serve in his administration if he dropped out and endorsed him.

“Have you considered him for a role in the administration, and what role would that be?” a reporter asked the former president following an event in Howell, Michigan, Tuesday.

“Well, we haven’t, but I would love that endorsement because I’ve always liked him,” the Republican presidential nominee responded.

“Would you also consider putting him in the administration?” the reporter followed up.

“You’re asking me a very unusual question. I haven’t been asked that question yet,” Trump answered. “I like him a lot. I respect him a lot. I probably would if something like that would happen.”