Trump to crackdown on DC crime, RFK Jr. confirmed as HHS Secretary
FOX 5's Live Zone discusses President Donald Trump signs an executive order cracking down on crime in the nations capital, and Andrea Kaye joins to discuss RFK Jr. being confirmed as HHS Secretary and Kash Patel passing Senate panel vote to move forward in his confirmation for FBI Director.
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