Summary
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., President Trump's Health Secretary, recently talked with Scripps News about the shooting at the CDC headquarters, where the attacker was protesting COVID-19 vaccines. Kennedy did not provide a direct message for worried CDC employees and criticized the CDC's handling of vaccine information during the pandemic.
Key Facts
- Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is President Trump's Health Secretary.
- He was interviewed by Scripps News concerning a shooting at CDC headquarters.
- The shooter targeted the CDC because of COVID-19 vaccines, according to law enforcement.
- Kennedy didn't provide a direct message for concerned CDC workers.
- He criticized how the CDC managed information about vaccines during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Kennedy described any political violence as wrong.
- The attack raised concerns about misinformation endangering CDC staff.
