New evidence undermines RFK Jr claim that Samoa trip was not vaccine-related

New evidence suggests Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was on a vaccine-related "mission" during his 2019 trip to Samoa, contradicting his previous statements. An email from his then-colleague to Samoan officials indicated they were visiting to study the island nation's medical records following a "discontinuity in vaccinations." This information emerged as Kennedy had repeatedly stated his trip had "nothing to do with vaccines." The revelations raise further questions about testimony provided to the US Senate. The Guardian obtained records detailing the exchange, which occurred shortly before a deadly measles outbreak in Samoa. Kennedy's public stance has consistently been that his travel was not connected to vaccination efforts, a claim now being challenged by this newly surfaced correspondence.