RFK. Jr. heckled during senate hearing "You're killing millions"
September 4, 2025
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as posted by the channelA protestor interrupted RFK Jr. as he spoke during a senate hearing. The heckler yelling "you're killing millions" before escorted out by police.
The hearing comes after CDC Director Susan Monarez was fired by the White House after being asked to resign.
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In 2020, HHS under President Trump finalized the Cures Act Final Rule, prohibiting health information blocking. Today, Secretary Kennedy and I announced HHS’s commitment to vigorous enforcement of this rule. Going forward, patients will have full access to their health data, supporting the Secretary’s goal of Making America Healthy Again.
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