RFK Jr. EXPOSES Elizabeth Warren: “I Know You’ve Taken $855K From Pharma Companies, Senator!”

Today’s Senate hearing got very hot…

RFK Jr. clashed with multiple Senators over his stance on vaccines and the moves he’s making to reform the CDC.

He handled it all very honorably, defending everything he is doing to make America healthy again.

But, one moment during the Senate hearing was particularly admirable.

When Elizabeth Warren started pushing for COVID vaccines, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. flat-out exposed her as being bought and paid for by Big Pharma.

“I know you’ve taken $855,000 from pharma companies, Senator!”

Watch this:

For some additional context, Elizabeth Warren was upset with RFK Jr. for revoking the Emergency Authorization for the COVID vaccine.

The Boston Globe has more:

During a contentious Senate hearing on Thursday, Massachusetts Democrat Senator Elizabeth Warren pushed Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr. on removing his agency’s recommendation from the COVID vaccine booster and last week’s firing of the former director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Warren challenged Kennedy on his promise during his confirmation hearings that he would not stop people from getting the COVID vaccine if they wanted it and asked that he “tell America that all adults and all children over six months of age are eligible to get a covid booster at their local pharmacy.”

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Kennedy replied that “anybody can get the vaccine.”

Warren rebutted that, saying Kennedy has broken his promise because in certain states, without HHS’s recommendation, COVID boosters are no longer available at pharmacies and insurance is no longer covering their costs.

Kennedy, in response, spoke over Warren accusing her of taking money from pharmaceutical companies.

Despite Elizabeth Warren’s denial, RFK Jr. is right, of course.

OpenSecrets estimates that Elizabeth Warren recieved $818,997 from the pharmaceutical industry in 2019-2020.

This makes her the #2 recipient of money from Big Pharma, second only to Sen. Bernie Sanders.

He’s a true man of the people, not a shill for medical companies like so many of his predecessors, and so many others in Congress.

His motives are simple, and he states them very clearly right here: