The Washington Post: RFK Jr. says Americans worried about vaccines have a ‘friend at the White House’

“The 72-minute speech — where Kennedy also touted the Trump administration’s efforts around food, nutrition and electromagnetic fields — represents the most extensive public comments he has given on immunizations since he assumed the nation’s top health post in February 2025. He assured attendees at the Children’s Health Defense conference who may be frustrated with the slow pace of vaccine changes that they have a ‘strong and steadfast friend at the White House.’”

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