Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://ar-c.org/video/rhWLR9qRTye.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Trump’s surgeon general nominee questioned on inactive medical license [eIQXwESahUN] Health Updated on August 09, 2026 EDT — Published on August 09, 2026 EDT The Senate Health Committee grilled President Donald Trump’s surgeon general nominee Casey Means on whether she supports certain vaccines, her past business entanglements and her previous criticism of pesticides, as they weigh whether she should serve as the nation’s top doctor. Sen. Andy Kim (D-New Jersey) raised concerns about Means’s inactive medical license. Means pushed back on him by noting she has practiced medicine and sees her background as “a feature, it’s not a bug.” 9CBCQ90gEEQ fdIkXMXigG2 XSow6NdhUgq baG9rfkVlcP J27gdaM2XYe
The Senate Health Committee grilled President Donald Trump’s surgeon general nominee Casey Means on whether she supports certain vaccines, her past business entanglements and her previous criticism of pesticides, as they weigh whether she should serve as the nation’s top doctor. Sen. Andy Kim (D-New Jersey) raised concerns about Means’s inactive medical license. Means pushed back on him by noting she has practiced medicine and sees her background as “a feature, it’s not a bug.” 9CBCQ90gEEQ fdIkXMXigG2 XSow6NdhUgq baG9rfkVlcP J27gdaM2XYe