RFK Jr. is here to save the day....LOL

[tigerred59]

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What are the odds of fainting and having the Department of Health and Human Services, leader RFK jr. on hand? How fuckin lucky can a possible heart attack victim have at this point? Great eh? Keep in mind, this is the same guy that fired seasoned scientist and doctors, who claims to know more than they do.....Well that joke of a human being, hauled ass. They say he went to get help, but I think he was looking for Tylenol pills to give to Trump. Who looked more sick than dude that fainted and help for the dude passed out on the ground. And these so called lowered drugs, Trump is teasing....WEIGHT LOSS DRUGS...Just what food stamp starving, high health insurance premium cost consumers need.

 

[Diogenes]

The incident occurred during a White House press conference announcing a deal to lower costs for GLP-1 weight-loss drugs, involving officials from Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk.

A pharmaceutical representative (initially misidentified in some reports as Novo Nordisk's Gordon Findlay, but actually an Eli Lilly guest) fainted while standing for an extended period in the warm room.

Dr. Mehmet Oz, administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, immediately rushed to catch and assist the man, while others in the room also responded.

Video clips went viral showing RFK Jr. quickly moving out of the camera's view as the commotion began, leading to accusations from critics (including independent journalist Aaron Rupar and accounts like Republicans Against Trump) that he was "fleeing the scene" or "hauling ass out of the room."

Some media outlets and social media users amplified this narrative, calling it "weird behavior" or used it to question his fitness for a health-related role.

However, RFK Jr. rushed to get medical assistance while others tended to the man. Even leftist "fact-checkers" from Snopes and PolitiFact confirm this explanation, noting that RFK Jr. activated the White House Medical Unit's emergency response (which arrived quickly), and he did not leave the Oval Office but stepped aside to summon help.

In emergency protocols, non-medical personnel are often trained to clear space, avoid crowding the patient, and alert professionals — exactly what occurred here, with trained doctors (like Oz) handling direct care and the on-site White House Medical Unit responding within seconds

Low-information posters, like Black Desh, appear to have relied on partial video clips and were ignorant of the facts.

This incident does not demonstrate unfitness of RFK Jr. for his Cabinet role, which involves overseeing policy for a massive department (HHS), not personally providing bedside care in every crisis. The stricken man recovered fully, and the response was praised by people more intelligent than Black Desh as efficient and coordinated.

Only four confirmed HHS secretaries in the department's 45-year history (since 1980) have been physicians:

Otis Bowen, MD (1985–1989, Reagan administration) was a family physician; Dr. Bowen was the first doctor to ever serve as HHS secretary.
Louis Sullivan, MD (1989–1993, George H.W. Bush administration) was a hematologist and the founder of Morehouse School of Medicine.
Ben Carson, MD (2017–2021, Trump administration) is a neurosurgeon.

That's 4 out of 26 total secretaries as of November 2025.

Black Desh is trying hard to be as ignorant as the original Desh, isn't she?

 

[Walt]

A room full of trump-style "health experts" and not one of them had any idea what to do when someone collapses.