RFK Jr. Exposes HHS Role in Child Trafficking Under Biden Administration

In a recent broadcast of Real America’s Voice, a powerful and unsettling revelation shocked viewers across the nation. Robert F. Kennedy Jr., current Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS), openly denounced what he called one of the greatest moral and humanitarian crises in modern U.S. history: the HHS’s complicity in child trafficking during the Biden administration.

Speaking during a cabinet meeting, Kennedy first praised President Donald Trump for his “extraordinary leadership” during the first hundred days of his administration, specifically applauding the decision to eliminate petroleum-based artificial food dyes from the U.S. food supply. But it was what came next that stirred national outrage.

Kennedy disclosed that under President Biden’s tenure, HHS not only failed to protect unaccompanied migrant children entering the country, but actively contributed to human trafficking networks and child sex slavery. He cited that more than 300,000 children were lost in the system — children who disappeared without trace and without any significant follow-up by federal agencies.

According to Kennedy, federal authorities often refused to cooperate with local law enforcement and social services when leads emerged regarding the whereabouts of these children. “This is a truly horrifying story,” Kennedy said. “What happened to these kids is inhumane. They were abandoned, defenseless, and in many cases brutally exploited. Some were being traded up to six or eight times a day.”

The gravity of his words intensified as he added: “I would love to see someone hanged for these crimes against humanity. This is the most unspeakable crime possible.” His anger was unmistakable as he vowed that under President Trump’s leadership, the administration is aggressively working to locate the missing children, dismantle the systems that enabled such atrocities, and bring the perpetrators to justice.

The interview, supported by conservative anchors, praised Kennedy for his courage and honesty in speaking out. They emphasized how HHS had become a primary vector for child trafficking, operating under a veil of government bureaucracy while enabling one of the darkest chapters in U.S. public service.

Kennedy’s testimony also raised serious questions about the role of mainstream media, which for years either ignored these stories or dismissed them as "conspiracy theories." Now a member of Trump’s cabinet, Kennedy is breaking that silence and pushing a bold agenda of truth, justice, and full accountability for those responsible for crimes against the most vulnerable.

President Trump has repeatedly affirmed his commitment to protecting children, securing the border, and rooting out any government official or agency that played a role — directly or indirectly — in trafficking. The current administration has promised maximum penalties for anyone found complicit in these horrors.

This dramatic shift in both public health and immigration policy signals the beginning of a new era of transparency, where corruption and neglect in matters as serious as child trafficking will no longer be tolerated. With each passing day, it becomes more apparent that Biden’s legacy in this area will be remembered as one of the darkest, while President Trump’s administration is stepping in to restore order, dignity, and protection for America’s children.