New York City Mayor Adams was on ABC’s The View this morning and utterly schooled show’s leftists when asked about RFK Jr. leading President-elect Trump’s HHS.
Seriously, it was awesome the way he dismantled their ‘outrage’ talking points over RFK Jr.
Watch below:
Here’s portions of the transcript from Eric Daugherty:
“Executives will nominate and bring in those who they believe will move their vision forward.”
“Let’s be clear: we have a real problem with our food in our country. We need to watch what we feed our children […] Too much hormones.”
Then the hosts start telling him HHS staff will resign en masse if RFK gets in.
“If we love our country, then no one individual should take us away from our vision […] Let’s love the country, let’s love our cities, let’s get away from the rhetoric.”
“The experts are gonna look at his proposals, do a real analysis, and make these decisions. It happens every day.”
Mayor Adams then went on to denounce the constant calling of Trump “Hitler.”
“That was an insult to the millions of Jews and others who died! We know what Hitler did!”
“We have to bring down this rhetoric. We have to start engaging in conversation.”
This really was amazing to behold. Adams refused to accept their outage and never said one insulting word about RFK Jr., which I would have totally expected. But he was true to his complaint about overheated rhetoric, whether used about Trump or RFK Jr. and proceed to make excellent points about our both our toxic food and how the people who work in HHS should put the country first and remain in their jobs despite any objections they may have to RFK Jr.
This was the most shocking thing I’ve seen in a while and very much worth watching. You can fully expect that Adams will now be attacked by the pissed-off left as a full-on MAGA Trump supporter.
Color me STUNNED! This is something I truly would not have expected from this man, not that he’s wrong, or it doesn’t need said, loud and often until it is grasped by all! It’s just he has seemed so on track with the left agenda until recently, but had still come well short of saying what was needed before.