RFK Jr. tells congresswoman "those are crocodile tears" during tense moment at House hearing
Summary
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services, had a tense exchange with Congresswoman Lucy McBath during a House hearing. Kennedy told McBath that her tears were "crocodile tears" after she asked him to apologize for his past remarks about people with autism.Key Facts
- The incident happened during a House hearing.
- Rep. Lucy McBath of Georgia confronted Robert F. Kennedy Jr. about his past comments on autism.
- Kennedy responded by calling McBath’s tears “crocodile tears,” implying they were not genuine.
- McBath requested an apology from Kennedy for his previous statements.
- The exchange was described as heated and tense.
- Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is currently the Secretary of Health and Human Services.
- The event was covered by CBS News.
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