The general surgeon of the Trump administration’s first said on Saturday that the US President should “absolutely” shoot health minister Robert F. Kennedy Junior on his “dangerous” policies on vaccines and the centers of diseases and prevention control (CDC).
Jerome Adams, who has become a critic of the controversial public health decisions that were rapidly put forward in the second Trump administration, led to his attack more, a condition for what was revealed.
Adams said of RFK JR, “showcasing America in general” with America’s exposure in general, “with moves to reduce access to vaccines, such as shots to protect against the deadly Covid-19 virus.
In an interview with CNN on Saturday morning, the broadcaster Victor Black -Adams, who held the position of Donald Trump’s surgeon from 2017 to 2021, including through the peak of the Corona virus’s pandemic, if Kennedy should resign.
Adams said, “Well, he will not resign.”
When asked if Trump should shoot at the Minister of Health, Adams said: “I fully think he should, for the nation.”
President Kennedy praised after the hearing of a stormy committee in the US Senate on Thursday, calling on the Democrats to resign or shoot him and accused him of ignorance and “reckless ignorance of science and truth.”
Despite more rocks, a few Republicans were very important, including Republican Senator Bill Cassidy from Louisiana, who was a decisive voice of Kennedy’s assertion of his position, who said that the Secretary “was actually forbidden to vaccines” with his policy positions. Kennedy again cut: “You are wrong.”
Adams said that he was “stunned” through new restrictions from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) last month about who is the qualification to receive the latest version of the Covid-19 vaccination and hopes that “President Trump will begin to see the danger … to America” from Kennedy’s tendencies “and not” if he studied. “
On Friday, Adams was a co -author of two parties from the two parties Category It was published in the United States of America today from three former surgeons who said that Kennedy’s actions to shake the center of disease control were “not only the safety of the institution, but also the health and welfare of millions of Americans.”
The other authors were the elderly from Joslin, the general surgeon in the Democratic Administration Bill Clinton, and Richard Carmona, the general surgeon under the chairmanship of Republican George W. Bush.
The Center for Disease Control erupted in chaos in late August when the Trump administration Susan Monarerez, the director of the center, who was in a job for only weeks, launched a clear gap on the policy of vaccine – although it refuses to leave. Several senior leaders of the Disease Control Center resigned in protest against Kennedy’s transition to overthrow her. After that, its launch was followed in June for all 17 members of the Consultative Committee for Evidence practices at the ACIP and replacement center with some of those who publicly hold the perpetrators.
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The former three general surgeons wrote that they are “very concerned” for the center of diseases control as “the cornerstone of public health in America and all over the world” that saved an endless life through its science -based approach, and has obtained general confidence.
“The recent turmoil in the Center for Disease Control threatens to undermine this legacy, and we feel that this is not just a bureaucratic or political issue. It is really a matter of life and death.” He said an article.
Adams said in an interview with CNN that organizations such as the American Academy of Pediatrics, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecology, and the American Medical Association lost confidence in the center of diseases under Kennedy.
He warned that Kennedy could destroy the center of diseases effectively and “endangered lives by doing this.”
Adams sometimes clashed with Trump as his general wounds, including policies related to general concealment during the epidemic.
On Saturday, he warned that Kennedy policies threatened public health in general, but the restrictions of long vaccines “were specifically the exposure of American societies of Spanish and children, which witnessed death rates during the epidemic, which was twice like white Americans.”