Sen. John Kennedy

speaker

105 appearances 7 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 25 Mar

Sen. John Kennedy’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

Trend

recordings per month · last 12 months

Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 5 in all, peaking in Mar 2026 with 2.

Appearances

newest first · ▶ plays the moment

The Don Lemon Show · HOT TOPICS | WELCOME BACK, POLIO - December 18th, 2024 · 18 Dec 2024 podcast

you know i i walk into my meeting with mr kennedy with an open mind i can i can tell you this i have reached one conclusion um he should uh he should fire his lawyer the one that uh that petitioned the fda to get rid of the polio vaccine uh he should call him up his lawyer call his lawyer up and saying look man stop dipping into your ketamine stash

Polio vaccine has saved hundreds and hundreds of millions of lives in the world.

Now, I understand that Mr. Kennedy has criticized his lawyer for doing that, and if not criticized, at least is backed off from any suggestion that he doesn't support the polio vaccine.

I was very proud of President Trump yesterday for saying he supports the polio vaccine.

So given, I mean, I'm gonna say it again, I've got a completely open mind.

But that kind of nonsense is not helpful.

I want to talk to Mr. Kennedy about his abortion stand.

He's all over his map, all over the map.

There's some of his comments could be construed

I think fairly, to suggest that he supports abortion up to the moment of birth.

And I don't think any fair-minded American does.

Now, I don't know why he said what he said on the subject of abortion.

I don't know what's in his heart and what he really believes because he said so much stuff, some of which sounds like he's from outer space.

But I am going to talk to him about abortion.

I'm old enough to remember when children couldn't go to school for quite some time because of measles.

And the older doctors told me that when the measles vaccine came out, they just closed whole hospital wards because no longer were people going blind or going deaf because of mumps or measles.

And so in polio, I used to drive a man to work at LSU who had polio and he was paralyzed and needed someone to help him full time.

I drove him to work, took him into class and took him home, but he had others to help him the rest of the time.

So I don't think RFKs and don't give people polio vaccines, but we just need to have a full discussion on that.

They never damage kids?

Showing 81–100 of 105 · page 5 of 6