Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Spars with PBS Host on What It Means To Be ‘Anti-Vax’

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KENNEDY JR.: “I've said from the beginning — listen, I’ve fought against mercury in fish for 40 years. Nobody called me anti-fish. I thought — I like the idea that we have seatbelts in cars. Nobody calls me anti-automobile. I want vaccines that are safe, just like every other medicine, and that are adequately tested. It doesn’t mean I’m anti-vaccine. It just means that I’m sensible and have common sense. And I think most Americans, if they understood my views, my real views, rather than these distortions of my views and mischaracterizations that they hear from the mainstream media, including this network, that they would agree with me."