Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Aims to Eliminate FDA Corruption

On November 6, 2024, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a former presidential candidate, claimed that the nutrition departments of the FDA are failing to protect children and should be removed. In a conversation with MSNBC, he criticized the differences in ingredient lists between American and Canadian cereals, particularly citing Kellogg's Froot Loops as an example. He emphasized that corrupt practices need to be eradicated rather than calling for the dissolution of government agencies. He expressed confidence that making the FDA less corrupt would lead to healthier choices for Americans. Kennedy has also been linked to a potential position within Donald Trump's cabinet, where he could focus on health-related policies.