Extra: RFK Jr.'s Plan To "Disrupt" America's "Sick Care System"

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., an environmental lawyer and former
presidential candidate has faced criticism following his nomination
to head the Department of Health and Human Services in the upcoming
Trump administration. Despite allegations of anti-vaccine
sentiment, a charge he has refuted, Kennedy's outspoken positions
on public health issues such as fluoride in water, processed foods,
and pesticide use remain contentious.   In an in-depth
interview, host Jessica Rosenthal spoke with Dr. Robert Redfield,
the former CDC director under President-elect Trump, who supported
Kennedy's nomination. Dr. Redfield dismissed the label of Kennedy
as an "anti-vaxxer" and commended his commitment to tackling
America’s issues with obesity and chronic illness.   We often
must cut interviews down for time during the week.   Today on
Fox News Rundown Extra, we will share our entire interview with
former CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield, allowing you to learn
even more about Kennedy’s proposed ideas to fix what he calls
America’s “sick care system,” and why Dr. Redfield advocates for
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