The David Pakman Show 5/28/25: Trump bullies trans kid, RFK taking away vaccines
May 28, 2025
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., an anti-vaccine activist and former Secretary of Health and Human Services, discusses his controversial stance on vaccination. He falsely claims he wouldn't restrict vaccine access, contradicting his past statements. The conversation dives into Trump's bullying tactics against a transgender child, raising concerns over political implications for LGBTQ rights. Additionally, they explore the repercussions of proposed Republican legislation that would cut food aid, highlighting a chaotic intersection of health policy, political accountability, and public safety.
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Trump Bullies Trans Child
- Donald Trump is using presidential power to bully a transgender child, weaponizing sports policies against trans athletes.
- The media rarely amplifies perspectives from young athletes directly affected by these attacks, unlike politicians exploiting their stories.
RFK Jr.'s Vaccine Contradictions
- RFK Jr. falsely claims he won't take away vaccines despite his new policies removing COVID vaccines from recommended schedules.
- This contradictory stance risks confusing the public and restricting vaccine availability, harming public health.
Republican Bill Cuts Food Aid
- New Republican bill would cut food assistance to 3.2 million people by tightening SNAP work requirements.
- These cuts fund tax breaks for the wealthy, disproportionately harming vulnerable families who rely on aid.