Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

It's not a function of science or democracy.

It's a feature of religion.

And it's a feature of totalitarianism.

And in science, you always question the expert.

Well, you know, when I did the Monsanto cases, I was part of a big team.

We had—and Cheryl came to my trial.

You know, a couple days she sat through and watched us try the case.

And Monsanto had experts from Stanford, Yale, and Harvard, three big experts—

And they testified.

And Cheryl said to me at the end of the second day, she said, why are you guys even here?

These guys are, you know, this science is very clear that Monsanto, that Roundup doesn't cause cancer.

And I said, just wait.

And then our experts went on and they were from Harvard, Stanford and Yale.

And they said the opposite and were much more convincing and the juries were convinced.

And so there's experts on both sides of every debate.

And a lot of them are paid to be experts.

They're hired guns.

They're mercenaries.

And we call them biostitutes, the ones that work for industry.

But, you know, so there's experts have their own bias.