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I'm Sean Lay.
Robert F.
Kennedy is a major figure in US Politics, a member of perhaps the most famous political dynasty of the last century.
The nephew and son of assassinated political leaders and himself of former independent candidate for president, Mr.
Kennedy is also a highly contested choice for Health and Human Services secretary in Donald Trump's Cabinet.
An environmental lawyer by experience, he spent decades as a vocal critic of existing health practice.
He's made baseless health claims in the past, including that vaccines cause autism or can cause autism.
His views have not endeared him to members of his wider family.