Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the Health Secretary, faced intense questioning from lawmakers on Capitol Hill as he addressed pressing concerns over his administration's recent policy shifts. At the center of the discussion were proposed spending cuts, which have sparked debate among healthcare advocates and lawmakers alike. Kennedy's testimony also delved into the ongoing controversy surrounding vaccine policies, with some critics accusing his administration of being too lenient on vaccine exemptions. As the nation's top health official, Kennedy's decisions will have far-reaching implications for public health, and lawmakers are eager to scrutinize his plans and ensure they align with the country's healthcare needs.
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was back testifying on Capitol Hill, giving members of Congress a chance to press him on some of the biggest changes he's making on spending cuts, vaccines and other public health issues. Lisa Desjardins reports.
