Robert F. Kennedy Jr. proves once again why he’s got no business whatsoever being the Secretary of Health and Human Services during a “town hall” on NewsNation this Wednesday evening.
Kennedy was asked about the criticism of him for contributing to vaccine hesitancy while we’ve got a measles outbreak running out of control across much the country, and Kennedy’s response, of course, did nothing but make it worse.
CUOMO: I just wanted to set the table with a news event that you’ve had to deal with, okay? I don’t know. You can explain to the audience how concerned we should be about measles, but it is an interesting conversation around the vaccine, and there is criticism that comes your way.
Now your messaging on it, you’ve been telling people to get vaccinated, but there is criticism of you, Bobby, that oh now you’re saying get vaccinated.
You weren’t saying that during COVID. That’s why people aren’t getting vaccinated and now it’s a problem.
How do you deal with that issue and what responsibility do you have in terms of how people feel about getting vaccinated?
KENNEDY: We’re, you know, we’re doing better in managing our measles epidemic in this country than probably any other country in the world that it has outbreaks right now.
