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6:06Now PlayingHealth Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is facing fierce backlash after making a controversial remark about hospice patients during a Fox News interview. While discussing the Trump administration’s crackdown on suspected hospice fraud, Kennedy said some patients receiving hospice care “would just never die,” claiming their prolonged care was costing the government thousands of dollars. Fox host Kayleigh McEnany appeared to laugh awkwardly at the remark, while critics online accused Kennedy of treating patients living beyond their initial prognosis as evidence of fraud. The comments have now sparked a wider debate over hospice care, end-of-life treatment and the administration’s fraud crackdown.
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