Comments by "Jim Werther" (@jimwerther) on "Incoming HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Deep Dive, Part 1 - on Fauci, Vaccines, and Big Pharma" video.

  1. Why, because she actually pressed him for answers? Good lord 🤦‍♂️
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  2. She did exactly what she is supposed to do
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  3.  @BazookaIke  Show me the journalist who allows guests to go on uninterrupted for as long as they wish without moving things along; that person doesn't exist, and if they did, they would shortly be looking for a job. And that goes doubly when the interview subject is taking liberties with the truth, as RFK Jr. frequently did here. It boggles my mind to see so many comments from RFK Jr. fangirls who embarass themselves with their silly criticism of Megyn. It seems they'd rather let RFK Jr. do an uninterrupted four hour infomercial, freely mixing facts with falsehoods as he did here. The childish, mindless buffoonery demonstrated by both horseshoe extremes on the political landscape is simply embarassing. I try to remind myself that internet commenters are emphatically not a representative sample of the population at large. If they were, this country would be in very deep trouble indeed.
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  4. ​ @scutmonkey3393  Lol
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  5. She was being a journalist, not a fan girl like the commenters are.
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  6. Watching this interview makes me think twice about believing what RFK Jr is selling. On several occasions Megyn caught him exaggerating, and even making baseless claims at times.
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  7.  @user-pd2kq3rq7s  Show me the journalist who allows guests to go on uninterrupted for as long as they wish without moving things along; that person doesn't exist, and if they did, they would shortly be looking for a job. And that goes doubly when the interview subject is taking liberties with the truth, as RFK Jr. frequently did here. It boggles my mind to see so many comments from RFK Jr. fangirls who embarass themselves with their silly criticism of Megyn. It seems they'd rather let RFK Jr. do an uninterrupted four hour infomercial, freely mixing facts with falsehoods as he did here. The childish, mindless buffoonery demonstrated by both horseshoe extremes on the political landscape is simply embarassing. I try to remind myself that internet commenters are emphatically not a representative sample of the population at large. If they were, this country would be in very deep trouble indeed.
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