RFK Jr.’s Rant About Curing Dog Cancer Stuns ‘The View’
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Senate hearing was derailed by a story about a dog with cancer and artificial intelligence, baffling hosts on 'The View'. Kennedy claimed AI could 'revolutionize medicine' and potentially make the FDA irrelevant.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Health and Human Services Secretary, deviated from his Senate hearing to discuss artificial intelligence, claiming it could 'revolutionize medicine'. He shared a story about a dog with cancer cured by AI-developed personalized treatment. The hosts of 'The View' were baffled by Kennedy's anecdote, questioning his lack of medical background. Kennedy's vaccine conspiracy theories and cancellation of $500 million in mRNA vaccine research funding were also criticized. Senators grilled Kennedy on his checkered vaccine history and refusal to corroborate CDC declarations. The hosts of 'The View' condemned Kennedy's actions and the senators who confirmed his nomination.
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