Fox host suggests RFK Jr.’s appointment means ‘we may not have to worry about our children with autism’

HARRIS FAULKNER (CO-HOST): What do you think is the key point that the president made about this, Ainsley? I mean, what he’s talking about here is the fact that he wants everything investigated. I can’t imagine who wouldn’t want that. Americans agree.

AINSLEY EARHARDT (FOX NEWS HOST): The Fox News poll is pretty, it’s obvious who we like. We are all excited about him. How wonderful is it that we don’t have to worry about our children with autism or our children getting cancer or, you know, it’s just wonderful that He wants to clean up our groceries. Our food, in Europe, when we go to Europe, we can eat pasta, we can eat pizza, we don’t gain weight. I know you walk a lot, but you don’t gain weight. You feel fresh, you feel clean. When you come back here, you start eating noodles and you immediately gain weight.

Once again, something is wrong with our food. It’s the pesticides, the chemicals. We want it all out. We are happy that he is a leader. He is very knowledgeable. He said he would give you a choice. He will not take away vaccines. Not everyone will get polio. He said if you want a vaccine you can vaccinate your children, but I’ll give you the choice. And he says he will be transparent.