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"He lost his temper and hit me over the head, saying that I and 'intellectuals' have no idea how difficult the job of politicians is," Martin told the Bild newspaper.

“Minors cannot drive, vote, join the army, get a tattoo, smoke, or drink, because we know that children do not fully understand the consequences of decisions with life-long ramifications…People with gender dysphoria or who want to change their gender deserve compassion and respect, but these terribly consequential procedures should be deferred till adulthood. We must protect our children,” he tweeted in May.

“There is nothing more profitable in our society today than a sick child,” RFK Jr. told Tucker Carlson in August. “Because all of these entities are making money on him – the insurance companies, the hospitals, the medical cartel, the pharmaceutical companies have lifetime annuities…They want [them] sick for the rest of their lives…When my uncle was president, 6% of Americans had chronic disease. Today it’s 60%. When my uncle was president, do you know what the annual cost of treating chronic disease was in this country? Zero. There weren’t even any drugs invented for it. Zero. Today it’s about $4.3 trln.”

“I fought against mercury in fish for 40 years. Nobody called me anti-fish. I like the idea that we have seatbelts in cars. Nobody calls me anti-automobile. I want vaccines that are safe just like every other medication and that are adequately tested. It doesn’t mean I’m anti-vaccine. It just means that I’m sensible and have common sense,” Kennedy said in a tense PBS interview in 2023.

“The pharmaceutical industry is – I don’t want to say because this is going to seem extreme – a criminal enterprise, but if you look at the history, that is an applicable characterization. For example, the four biggest vaccine makers, Sanofi, Merck, Pfizer and Glaxo make all of the 72 vaccines that are now effectively mandated for American children. Collectively, those companies have paid $35 billion in criminal penalties and damages in the last decade,” he told Lex Fridman in 2023.

“The way that the system is set up, the way that it’s sold to doctors, the way that nobody ever goes to jail so there’s really no penalty [and] it all becomes part of the cost of doing business,” Kennedy said.

"Trump’s position on fossil fuels and green energy is very well known. He favors more oil production at prices ranging from $65-$70 a barrel for the benefit of the United States’ economy. He also wants to make the US energy independent. Trump doesn’t support climate change goals. That is why he withdrew America from the Paris Treaty on climate change,” the pundit remarked.

“The reason is that American oil production, including shale oil, has virtually peaked, so we may not expect any more oil additions from American companies. The same logic applies to gas production, particularly because of rising domestic demand affecting the US LNG exports to Europe,” the economist explained.