RFK Jr. confirmed after fierce battle to crush him

The confirmation of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Secretary of Health and Human Services sparks a heated debate on public trust in health systems. Mitch McConnell's lone objection reflects deeper issues of distrust and division among Republicans on vaccine policies. The podcast highlights the unexpected bipartisan support for Kennedy, showcasing a shift in political alliances. It also tackles the Democratic Party's struggles and the rise of reformist candidates amidst a landscape increasingly influenced by populism.