Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

We're protecting children from sex-rejecting procedures that expose them to irreversible harm.

The President's budget puts all these priorities in action.

It invests in prevention because preventing disease costs less and delivers better outcomes than treating it.

As my uncle, President John F. Kennedy, said, progress is a nice word, but change is its motivator and change has its enemies.

You've got a lot of misinformation there.

There's a global measles epidemic.

We've done better in preventing it than any country in the world.

That's not true.

Mexico has three times our measles and they have one-eighth of our population.

Canada has double the measles and they have one-eighth of our population.

Last year when I talked to you, there were 62,000 down from 82,000.

We are now at 72,000 and we're hiring 12,000 new employees.

We will have made up all the employees that we lost.

We've replaced them with a better group of people who are actually going to address chronic health.

It's not my judgment.

It's the record.

They presided over the biggest decline in health in the history of the world.

They did nothing to prevent the food ties, the bad food, all the things that are making us sick.

They failed at their job.

We did what we had to do to change the culture at these agencies so they're now