RFK Jr. Speech for FDA employees on Maha Agenda, chronic diseases

Washington – Robert F. Kennedy Jr. On Friday morning it held a lot of ground in a speech for employees of Food and Drug Administration, while trying to collect them to his Make America Remory Agenda.

He jumped between an anecdote over looking at Peregrine Falcons flying as a child to Pennsylvania Avenue to claim that regulatory authorities were captured by the industries they are accused of supervision. And he said that tackling chronic diseases in children should be the most important priority of the FDA, according to a recording of the speech obtained by Stat.

One thing that Kennedy did not approach: his decision to dismiss 3,500 FDA employees, almost 20% of the agency, as part of a broader reduction in the Health and Human Services department. The redundancies have sunken morally and, sources told Stat, will probably endanger the capacity of the agency to perform core functions – making it more difficult to evaluate therapies, release differences and communicate critical information to the public.