Cheryl Hines has repelled the grandson of former President John F. Kennedy, Jack Schlossberg, after asking her personally to call a child's family personally who died of measles.
The actress and wife of the Minister of Health Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Schlossberg's polarizing cousin, told the the the the the the the Wall Street Journal that they “[doesn’t] Understand what is going on with him. ”
“[Schlossberg’s] Behavior – I don't even want to say something, because everything I say will think he will … be excited that someone is talking about him, ”she said.
The comments from Hines come five months after Schlossberg had put them on talking about the increasing cases of measles in the United States.
In an Instagram post on March 6th (which he has deleted since then) Schlossberg said that he wanted to ask that Board your enthusiasm Star for a “favor”.
“You have to call the child's family who died of measles and sorry,” he said. “Can you do that for me?”
Schlossberg seemed to refer to a six -year -old girl in Texas, who died of measles in February and marked it First US death from measles since 2015. The girl was unegacined.
Kennedy initially dismissed the measles outbreak in Texas as “not unusual” before it was traced back in a FOX News Editorial.
The 32-year-old Schlossberg, who is the only grandson of the 35th president, criticizes Kennedy's skepticism from last year.
In the past few months he has also been brought to social media several times to call Hines, who married Kennedy in 2014 on the famous Kennedy site in Hyannis Port, Massachusetts.
Hines met Kennedy by the comedian Larry David, who had a grip on her as his wife Board your enthusiasm.
Last month, Schlossberg tweeted that Hines looked “super dehydrated” and said that he had never met her.
Then, last week, Schlossberg posted an anniversary message that Kennedy made for Hines-a one, in which people about his bizarre caption scratched and wondered: “What makes you do you in your day?”
Hines had reacted to Schlossberg's bars before which magazine Interview in which she said that “very much connected” she felt “very connected” with the Make America Healthy movement that Kennedy used.
“Has science ever settled?” Said Hines. “It is like in every drug that comes onto the market that everyone thinks is great at the beginning, and then 10 years later they realize that it is caused to be a problem. Well, there was probably science at the beginning.”
In June, Kennedy dismissed all former members of the consulting committee for vaccination practices, a vaccine consulting committee. He has also reduced 500 million US dollars of research financing for mRNA vaccines, undercut unproven security concerns.
The organization, which he led from 2015 to 2023, child health defense, mistakenly claimed that vaccines cause autism.
The organization in March shared a video In which the parents of the Texas girl who died of measles said they hadn't regretted not to vaccinate their daughter.
“It was their time on earth,” said the parents by a translator.
This week, Kennedy exposed an intensive setback on Friday about his loud reaction to a shootout at the headquarters of the centers for the control of diseases in Atlanta, Georgia.
The authorities say that the alleged shooter believes that the Covid 19 vaccine had made it depressed and suicide.