‘When he barks, he’s actually talking’: JFK’s grandson just blasted RFK Jr for spreading lies that ‘lead to deaths’
John F. Kennedy’s grandson, Jack Schlossberg, is not mincing his words while criticising Trump’s puppet and Secretary of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. In a recent interaction with MSNBC, Schlossberg let it all out when discussing his cousin, going so far as to say that he is spreading misinformation that is leading to multiple deaths in the United States.
Following the announcement that he will be running for Congress as a Democrat to fill the Manhattan seat being left vacant by retiring Congressman Jerry Nadler, Jack Schlossberg made several appearances on news channels. Among the interviews he gave, the interaction that he had with an MSNBC journalist is currently gaining significant traction among the masses due to Schlossberg’s unabashed demeanour while discussing sensitive topics. While Jack Schlossberg did discuss his expectations from his campaign, along with its potential outcomes during the interview, he also dedicated a significant amount of his time to criticising his relative, RFK Jr. Speaking of him, he said:
“RFK Jr. is a dangerous person who is making life and death decisions as Secretary of Health and Human Services. And you don’t have to take my word for it. Now we have an actual record to go on. He has cut a quarter of the people who work in his agency. He fired all the vaccine experts on the panel and replaced them with anti-vaxxers.”
Schlossberg pointed out that RFK Jr. has been slashing funding for vital medical research, including cancer studies, which has sparked significant backlash from various groups. He said:
“I mean, when he’s not making infomercials for Steak ‘n Shake and Coca-Cola, he’s spreading misinformation and lies that are leading to deaths around the country. There’s a measles outbreak in America right now, higher than it’s been in 40 years, as a direct result of what he has done.”
When asked if RFK Jr. was profiting from his position in the Trump Administration, Jack Schlossberg admitted he didn’t know who was funding him, but he was certain that what RFK Jr. was saying wasn’t making anyone “healthier” or “safer,” before concluding by saying:
“The American people should know, when he barks, he’s actually talking.”
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