Jack Schlossberg Declares He Wants to ‘Investigate’ RFK Jr. if Elected to Congress: ‘We Have the Facts’

Jack Schlossberg is not afraid to take action against his cousin Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who is serving as the Secretary of Health and Human Services in President Donald Trump’s administration.

In a Monday, April 20, television interview with MS Now, the political candidate, 33 — who is running for Congress in New York’s 12th District — noted he and mom Caroline Kennedy previously gave a “warning” to the public that RFK Jr., 72, was not competent to run HHS and stated “now we have the facts to go on.”

“Measles cases are at a record high for 40 years. He has gotten rid of key scientists at the CDC [Center for Disease Control]. He is implementing an anti-vax crusade,” Schlossberg explained of RFK Jr.’s actions. “All I’ve seen is a food pyramid that’s been flipped upside down, doesn’t really make any sense, telling us that junk food’s bad for us. Well, I already knew that. And not doing anything about the critical public health issues facing our country, which New York 12 is very vulnerable to those things.”

Schlossberg said that he has questions for his cousin that he wants to get to the bottom of.

“I think something I would look forward to if elected to Congress would be to investigate the criminality in HHS,” Schlossberg declared. “I want to know why he chose Tylenol and not Advil as a cause for autism? I wanna know who is paying for the words that come out of his mouth because to me it seems like everyone in this administration is making a lot of money when people, Americans, working families, are struggling.”

As Globe previously reported, RFK Jr. has launched the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) initiative, and in March he shared an AI-generated video of himself on X, stepping into the WWE SmackDown ring, taking down a man dressed as a Twinkie for his “Eat Real Food” initiative.