The Senate Finance Committee held a remarkable hearing on Thursday, where Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. vigorously defended his reform agenda. The hearing, which lasted more than three hours, saw Kennedy addressing questions and criticisms from senators.
During the hearing, Kennedy provided new explanations for his overhaul of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). He also reiterated misinformation about the safety of vaccines and shared additional details about his plans for the federal health establishment.
Kennedy’s appearance before the committee was marked by shouting matches and disagreements over fundamental facts. Despite the contentious atmosphere, Kennedy stood firm in his defense of his policies and decisions.
One of the key topics of discussion during the hearing was Kennedy’s approach to vaccine safety. He continued to promote misinformation about the risks associated with vaccines, despite scientific evidence to the contrary.
In addition to defending his stance on vaccines, Kennedy also outlined his plans for reshaping the CDC and other federal health agencies. His proposals include significant changes to the structure and operations of these organizations.
Overall, the hearing provided a glimpse into Kennedy’s vision for the future of public health in the United States. While his ideas may be controversial, Kennedy remains committed to implementing his agenda.
For more detailed coverage of the Senate hearing, please refer to the archived live blog available on our website. Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story.
