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The Secretary of Health of the United States, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., skeptical of vaccines, has admitted that They are not afraid of viruses or germsnor the coronavirus, because “I used to snort cocaine on toilet seats.”
Although he has stated that in his youth he used drugs extremely, he has revealed that, during the Covid pandemic, he continued to attend in person to recovery meetings because his addiction represented a greater risk than the virus.
“This disease could kill me,” the nephew of former Democratic President John F. Kennedy stated in the program This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von.
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“I snorted cocaine off toilet seats. I’m not afraid of germs.”
That’s what US Health Secretary Kennedy Jr. said. pic.twitter.com/Qqo5y1XIMk
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In it they both talk about how they have overcome their addictions. Trump’s Health Secretary reported that he overcame “43 years ago” alcoholism and drug addiction.
During the interview, Kennedy revealed that he attended meetings in person because his recovery was more important than Covid: “I didn’t care what happened, I said ‘I’m going to a meeting every day.'”
“If I don’t treat myself [esas adicciones]” Kennedy said, “it’s bad for me” and “that means going to meetings every day, “It was a matter of survival.”
“And then there’s the opportunity to help other alcoholics, which is the secret ingredient to those meetings,” he added.
He also stated that “nor I’m scared of germs; “I used to snort cocaine on toilet seats,” a phrase that has quickly gone viral on social networks and the media.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr He had previously spoken about his years of addiction and the importance of recovery in his life, but this specific confession stands out for the rawness of his statements.
Furthermore, the current Secretary of Health emphasized that his past experiences are part of a process of “learning”.