Corruption Exposed: Kennedy Takes On the Deep State in Regulatory Agencies

In a bold move, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has openly addressed the pervasive corruption entrenched within America's regulatory agencies, echoing sentiments previously voiced by former President Trump regarding the existence of a Deep State. During a private meeting with FDA officials and Commissioner Marty Makary, Kennedy confirmed suspicions held by many Americans, declaring the Deep State to be a tangible reality rather than a mere conspiracy theory.

According to a leaked transcript acquired by Politico, Kennedy highlighted that the ongoing influence on government stems not solely from high-profile names like George Soros or Bill Gates, but more significantly from a clandestine network of unelected officials and corporate interests that manipulate federal policies from behind closed doors. He specifically criticized the FDA’s "Generally Recognized as Safe" (GRAS) system, labeling it a perilous loophole that permits food companies to bypass thorough safety assessments for new ingredients. In response, he mandated a comprehensive review of GRAS to ensure transparency and accountability, emphasizing the need for legitimate oversight rather than expedited approvals beneficial to large corporations.

Kennedy's concerns are not limited to the FDA, as he indicated that every federal agency has been compromised by industry interests. This viewpoint has been a consistent theme throughout his 2024 campaign, where he urged FDA personnel to preserve documentation and prepare for potential upheaval if they were entrenched in what he described as a "corrupt system." With Trump reinstated as President and Kennedy leading HHS, their administration is poised to take action against the very agencies meant to safeguard public health, suggesting a serious commitment to dismantling corruption in favor of voters' interests.