Anti-Vaxxer RFK Jr. Criticized for Launching Health-Focused Podcast: 'Who Would Listen to This Man?'

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is launching a podcast — much to the dismay of his legions of critics.

The controversial politician made the announcement by sharing a short clip on Wednesday, April 8, via social media, captioning the upload, "Coming soon — 'The Secretary Kennedy Podcast.'"

"For decades now, Americans have been told that we should trust the system, but our children are sicker, chronic disease is exploding and the answers that we've been given aren't working," the politician said in the introduction video. "Many of us have come to the conclusion that the government actually lies to us."

"This podcast is about telling the truth, especially when it's uncomfortable," the anti-vaccine advocate declared.

Episodes will feature interviews with "critical thinkers, independent doctors, respected scientists and leaders in medical innovation and research."

"I'm going to ask the questions and lift the taboos and expose the hypocrisy and the conflicts and the corruption," he added.

The video promo also showed what appeared to be his recording studio.

Social media users were quick to bash the project, with some claiming he should be focused on things that can actually help the country.

"It's been over a year & RFK Jr. has done nothing to improve health in this country. So what does he choose to do next? Become a podcast bro. 🤦‍♂️," one person wrote on X, while another penned, "Anything but actual work. Am I right?"

A third critic listed some of his questionable health views and asked, "Who would want to listen to this man?"

Others poked fun at his raspy voice, as he suffers from a neurological disorder called spasmodic dysphonia that affects his speech.

"If like me you’re eagerly waiting to listen to the RFK Jr. podcast, you could also try listening to the sound of a bag of nails in a blender to provide similar levels of audibility one educational value," one person joked, while another said, "Was just thinking that what RFK Jr needs is a medium that really highlights his voice."

"Only guy whose voice would improve with a tracheotomy," a third quipped.

Kennedy was appointed his position by Donald Trump when he took over the Oval Office for his second term in 2025.

Countless Americans criticized the pick given his lack of a medical background.