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RFK Jr. Plainly Lied About Samoa Visit When Being Confirmed

Alan Zweibel
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Report Shows RFK Jr. Plainly Lied About Samoa Visit When Being Confirmed

Newly released emails show that Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. openly lied during multiple Senate confirmation hearings last year when discussing his 2019 visit to Samoa, after which a horrific measles outbreak killed dozens of young children.

Kennedy visited Samoa in June 2019, during a time of high interest in the country for anti-vaccine activists. Two babies died in 2018 in the country after they were injected with a tainted vaccine, which investigators found was not related to the vaccine itself, but the nurses’ faulty administration.

Afterward, however, the government suspended the measles, mumps, and rubella, or MMR, vaccination program for 10 months — the period during which Kennedy visited and met with top government officials. Tragically, later in 2019, there was a measles outbreak in Samoa that led to the deaths of 74 people, over 60 of them under 4 years old.

https://truthout.org/articles/report-shows-rfk-jr-plainly-lied-about-samoa-visit-when-being-confirmed/

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