Posted By Tim Hains
On Date November 17, 2024
During a NewsNation "town hall" last year, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., now Donald Trump's choice for Secretary of Health and Human Services, discussed the danger of radiation from cell phones and wifi. You can watch the full event below: LINK
"What I've said about 5-G is it is dangerous, it is underregulated," he said.
KELHEN MARTIN: As an undecided Democratic voter, I have a few concerns. I'd like to hear your thoughts on easing some of those concerns. We just heard about vaccines, that being one of them. Another one being that you have attributed a connection between 5-G data and, in quotes, that "It will harvest our data and control our behavior."
KENNEDY: Can I answer that? ... My concern about 5-G is that the RF (radiofrequency) radiation from 5-G is dangerous. It penetrates and disrupts the blood-brain barrier. It also is associated with glioblastomas and other cancers. It causes a lot of other dramatic health effects. There are literally thousands and thousands of studies on that. I've litigated on that issue and I've won in the federal court of appeals. So, you know, you can say it's a conspiracy theory. But the federal court of appeals... You know, I also won a case on Monsanto that glyphosates caused non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, and that was called a conspiracy theory.What I've said about 5-G is it is dangerous, it is under-regulated. Other countries regulate it much better than us. And we need to protect our children. We should not be having these antennas on elementary schools. We should be warning people: Probably do not put that cell phone next to your head. We're seeing this epidemic now of glioblastomas. And almost all of them are connected to the ear that you favor the cell phone with.You know, there is study after study that shows that -- and I'm in litigation on that issue right now. And you know, if we get a fair trial, we're going to win that litigation as well.
VARGAS: But again, you're a lawyer and an activist. You're not a doctor or a scientist.
KENNEDY: Listen. We live in a democracy. We don't have a priesthood here. We don't have high priests who are telling us. We're in charge of our own lives, and Americans need to do their own research.And you know, listen, people say "trust the experts," that became a mantra during Covid.I brought over 500 cases. And almost all of them involved a scientific controversy. My job is to read science, to learn it, and to be able to read it critically. And in every case I've ever brought, there's an expert on that side and an expert on this side. When we brought the Monsanto case, it was three experts from Harvard, Stanford, and Yale. And we had three experts from Harvard, Stanford, and Yale, and they were saying exactly the opposite thing.You know, saying "trust the experts," to me, makes no sense at all. Trusting the experts is a function of religion and totalitarianism. It is not a function of democracy. In a democracy, we question everybody.