RFK Jr.’s Sister Kerry Kennedy Reacts After John Oliver Calls For Her Brother’s Impeachment
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“I love my brother. I think he’s dead wrong,” Kerry Kennedy said.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s sister Kerry Kennedy slammed several baseless conspiracy theories her brother has spread during his tenure as health and human services secretary, saying he’s not fit for the job.
“I love Bobby and I find him incredibly charismatic. But I have said — and my other family members have been super clear about this — that we disagree again and again and again on the things that he’s said,” she told CNN’s Erin Burnett on Monday’s episode of “OutFront.”
Kerry Kennedy’s response came after Burnett featured a clip from Sunday’s episode of John Oliver’s “Last Week Tonight,” where the comedian digs into Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his scandals. Oliver’s commentary on the health secretary has since gone viral as he states, “RFK in this job is dangerous.”
The comedian added, “He’s currently spreading dangerous nonsense and gutting life-saving research, all while bringing in a basement quack.”
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a vaccine skeptic who has long promoted initiatives aligned with right-winged conspiracy theories such as removing fluoride in water and consuming raw milk, has received more backlash in recent weeks for the offensive comments he made toward people with autism.
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