RFK Jr. says COVID shots still available to all as cancer patients denied access

The article discusses comments made by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. regarding the availability of COVID-19 vaccines. According to the article, Kennedy accused U.S. senators of fabricating claims about the accessibility of COVID-19 shots, even as some cancer patients are reportedly being denied access to the vaccines. The article states that Kennedy, a prominent anti-vaccine activist, made these remarks during a Senate hearing. He reportedly challenged the senators' assertions that the vaccines are widely available, despite reports of cancer patients facing difficulty obtaining the shots. The article does not provide any further details or context on the specific claims made by the senators or the situation faced by cancer patients regarding vaccine access. It focuses primarily on Kennedy's response and his position as a prominent figure in the anti-vaccine movement. The summary aims to be concise and unbiased, highlighting the key points raised in the article without delving into subjective analysis or commentary.