RFK Jr.'s confirmation hearings for HHS Secretary over.

Here's my immediate reaction.

I'm feeling good.

I'm feeling good.

I thought Kennedy, with one exception, which we'll get into on the show tomorrow,

I thought he performed very, very well, very hostile questioning from Democrats.

Ron Wyden is the ranking chairman for the Democrats on the committee, or ranking member,

rather. And I think he sounded more like Ron Weinen. Am I right? Am I right, huh? But he didn't

really land a blow on him. The best part about the hearing, as far as I'm concerned, came from

Senator Sheldon White House. Sheldon White House is a Democrat senator, but he's an old buddy of RFK Jr.

So it puts him in a really tough position because Kennedy's confirmation is supposed to be party line.

This is going to be the white shirts versus the red shirts. That's going to be the vote.

Except that Bobby Kennedy is a Democrat. And he's from the Kennedy family, which is one of the most prominent Democrat families be the vote. Except that Bobby Kennedy is a Democrat.

And he's from the Kennedy family, which is one of the most prominent Democrat families in the country.

And he's got longstanding Democrat ties.

One of them, apparently, to Sheldon White House.

To me, the signal that Sheldon White House will vote for Kennedy, if it comes down to it,

if enough Republicans defect, came in his refusal to

ask Kennedy a question. So if you were just listening to the tone or even just listening

to White House's words, you would say, oh, man, this guy's really going after Kennedy.

Man, he's got a lot of complaints about Kennedy. But notice what he didn't do. He didn't ask

him any questions. All the other Democrat senators

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