To bypass Senate confirmation delays and expedite the implementation of his policy agenda.
He asserts that the U.S. is a sick country with a disease system rather than a health system, citing rising rates of obesity and chronic disease.
Critics argue he spreads misinformation and conspiracy theories, potentially harming public health; however, he claims to support transparency and safety in vaccine trials.
Redfield believes Kennedy can lead efforts to improve America's health by addressing obesity and the quality of food and pesticides, despite potential resistance from big ag and big pharma.
He advocates for placebo-controlled trials to ensure transparency and safety in vaccine efficacy and safety data.
He argues that these contribute to chronic health issues and should be reevaluated for safety, suggesting a potential overhaul in agricultural practices.
She sees it as a national apology for the treatment of Trump and his supporters, marking a shift towards reclaiming the country's future and defeating the Democrats' attempts to defame and control the populace.
The selection of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services in the new Trump cabinet has stirred up old controversies revolving around RFK's positions on health. He has a record of expressing distrust in everything from vaccines to fluoride, even the FDA itself. He is certain to face a tough confirmation battle, where he is likely to focus on America’s issues with chronic health while facing contentious questions about his ideas at odds with the greater medical community. Former Director of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Dr. Robert Redfield joins the Rundown to evaluate the RFK Jr. choice for HHS Secretary and how he might tackle obesity, vaccines, and food additives.
As President-elect Donald Trump continues to assemble his second administration, some of his nominees for key positions are facing strong criticism and opposition from Democrats and even some Republicans. This pushback has led to speculation that Trump could use recess appointments to fill certain cabinet spots. Congressman Ryan Zinke, R-Mont., joins the podcast to discuss the likelihood of some of Trump’s nominees bypassing the confirmation process, the changes he would like to see in Washington, and his experience working in Trump's cabinet as Secretary of the Interior during the first administration.
Plus, commentary from FOX News Contributor Tammy Bruce.
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