Defending the Trump appointments

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Kyle Becker

@kylenabecker

CNN is hosting an on-air struggle session over Trump's selection of @RobertKennedyJr to lead HHS. But @ScottJenningsKY isn't having it. Jennings shuts down the CNN panelists' attacks on RFK Jr. and gives everyone a reminder about why Trump voters rebuked the public health bureaucracy. GEOFF DUNCAN: “RFK Jr. is a nut." JENNINGS: “Let's get to the real issue here, which is you want to insult the man... Public trust in the health regime in this country is as low as it's ever been.” JOHN AVION: “But why?” JENNINGS: “Because of COVID! Because of school closures. Because of mask mandates... Because this country was drugged through a bunch of condescending and heavy-handed mandates that all turned out to be garbage. And that's why it's low and the questions are valid.” AVION: “RFK helped promote the assault on the CDC that lowered [public trust].” JENNINGS: “No, the CDC led to its own demise!” So not only does this CNN exchange show the real purpose of the RFK Jr. smears, but it also exposes the massive disconnect between "elites" and the American people. It wasn't the American people but the "elites" who botched the Covid response; this led to the collapse of trust in the public health bureaucracy. In the 2024 election, Trump voters rejected the D.C. status quo, and refuted the entire premise that these people are "elites" to begin with.

I suspect that RFK Jr. is just one of the disrupters Trump has nominated to shake things up.  I certainly do not think he is "a nut."  Keep your eyes on Scott Jennings.  He is one of the smartest guys on TV right now. 

See also:

Scott Jennings Schools Entire CNN Panel on RFK Jr. and Why the People Don't Trust the 'Health Regime'

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