Watch: Sen. Cassidy presses RFK Jr. about vaccines, plans to address potential outbreaks
Summary
Senator Bill Cassidy asked Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. about the drop in public trust in vaccines over the past year. Cassidy also questioned Kennedy about the department’s plans to manage possible disease outbreaks, like measles, during the World Cup.Key Facts
- Senator Bill Cassidy is a Republican from Louisiana.
- Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is the current Secretary of Health and Human Services.
- Public trust in vaccines has decreased in the last year.
- Senator Cassidy challenged Secretary Kennedy on this issue.
- The discussion included concerns about possible outbreaks of diseases such as measles.
- The timing of the potential outbreaks is related to the upcoming World Cup event.
- The focus was on how the HHS plans to prevent or handle such outbreaks.
- The conversation was covered by CBS News.
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