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Despite directing the government department in charge of advising Americans about their health and safety, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told New parents on Monday to “do their own investigation” about vaccines.

The Secretary of Health and Human Services, a theorist of the anti-cacamous conspiracy for a long time, made the comments about the “Dr. Phil Primetime” of Merit TV on Monday night, echoing a skeptic of vaccines of a common chorus used to spread the wrong information during the Covid-19 pandemic.

“I would say that we live in a democracy, and part of the responsibility of being a father is to do his own research,” Kennedy said when asked how to advise the new parents about the safety of vaccines. “Investigate the baby stroller, investigate the food they are receiving, and need to investigate the medications they are also taking.”

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Kennedy did not suggest any credible resource about children’s vaccines that parents should use. To be clear, research shows that vaccines are safe and prevent the spread of diseases that can be serious and even mortal. Meanwhile, the serious side effects of vaccines are extremely rare.

His comments for Phil McGraw host come when the United States dealt with their largest measles outbreak in approximately 25 years. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which Kennedy Supervisa reported on Friday that almost 900 cases have been reported in 29 states, mainly in Texas. Almost 100 people have been hospitalized and three have died, including two school -age children in Texas who had not been vaccinated against the disease.

Kennedy also dismissed the average American who died of COVID-19 as he was already very healthy.

“These were such sick people that they were basically hanging from a cliff, and Covid appeared and stepped on their fingers and left them. But they already lived lives that were loaded by the disease,” he said.