Questions Swirl About Trumps Pick To Lead Health Agency

Robert Kennedy Jr. spent his Monday meeting with republican senators in Washington. It's part of his bid to be confirmed as president-elect Donald Trump's Secretary of Health and Human Services. Between appointments with senators, Kennedy described his meetings as "very productive." He appears to be walking back some of his more controversial stances and told reporters he is "all for" the polio vaccine. A lawyer affiliated with Kennedy previously petitioned the Food and Drug Administration to revoke approval of that vaccine. Kennedy wouldn't say if he still believes vaccines are linked to autism. Florida Senator Rick Scott says Kennedy told him Monday he wants to see more transparency around vaccines.