President Trump has stood by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. so far as Secretary for the Department of Health and Human Services. But after fierce pushback from Republicans during testimony on Capitol Hill this week, for the first time, Trump is distancing himself from Kennedy’s stance on vaccines — saying “pure and simple, they work.” Ex-member of the FDA vaccine advisory panel and vocal critic of Kennedy, Dr. Paul Offit, joins The Weekend to discuss.
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