RFK Jr. sounds alarm about rising colorectal cancer rates in young Americans

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. joins a 'Saturday in America' town hall to discuss rising colorectal cancer rates in young Americans and federal efforts to reduce drug costs.

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. addresses critical public health concerns during a Fox News town hall hosted by Kayleigh McEnany. The discussion focuses on the rise of colorectal cancer in young Americans, the potential of alternative therapies alongside traditional treatments and strategies for reducing prescription drug costs. Kennedy also shares his perspective on direct-to-consumer pharmaceutical advertising in the United States.