Cheryl Hines Defends RFK Jr. with Controversial Claim
Cheryl Hines recently appeared on a talk show to promote her memoir, “Unscripted,” but found herself defending her husband, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK Jr.), against accusations regarding his public statements. Host Sunny Hostin criticized Kennedy, labeling him as “the least qualified” head of Health and Human Services in history and accusing him of spreading misinformation about COVID-19.
Cheryl Hines Stands By Her Husband
During the discussion, Hines urged for a balanced view, stating, “We all have different views here.” She defended Kennedy’s inquiries during a time of uncertainty about the pandemic, emphasizing that he merely asked questions. The conversation intensified when Hostin interrupted, referencing controversial links Kennedy made between vaccinations and autism.
Response to Accusations
Hines pushed back against the allegations, highlighting the scrutiny RFK Jr. faces for his positions. Co-host Joy Behar tried to diffuse the tension, asking Hines about a peculiar claim related to RFK Jr.’s health. This included a story from 2012 suggesting doctors had mistaken a brain tumor for a dead worm.
- Hines describes the health incident: “So it’s a dead brain worm?” was her response to Behar’s question.
- Behar humorously questioned, “What died? Wait, wait, wait!” reflecting the absurdity of the story.
Looking Forward
Hines concluded by emphasizing the chaotic nature of current political dialogues, highlighting that her memoir covers various facets of her experiences. She encouraged viewers to read “Unscripted” for a deeper understanding of the narratives beyond the headlines.
The discussion showcased Hines’ unwavering support for RFK Jr. amidst controversial claims, drawing attention to the broader implications of public discourse surrounding health and misinformation in today’s political landscape.
