Robert F. Kenndy Jr. on Capitol Hill lobbying lawmakers ahead of Senate confirmation hearings

The transcript discusses Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s controversial public health positions, including his opposition to fluoride and vaccines, and his involvement in a petition to revoke the FDA's approval of the polio vaccine. It highlights the challenges Kennedy faces in his nomination for the Health and Human Services Administration, particularly regarding his views on vaccines and the food industry. The discussion also covers the dynamics of Senate support, with potential backing from some Democrats despite skepticism from Republicans.

What challenges does Kennedy face in gaining support from Republican senators?

In what ways might Kennedy's past statements on reproductive rights impact his nomination?

How might Kennedy's approach to the food industry differ from previous administrations?