We Want Them Infected Podcast The Day the NIH Fired 1200 Scientists
On this week's episode of We Want Them Infected, Jonathan Howard and Wendy Orent dive into the apocalyptic headlines coming out of U.S. public health agencies. From mass firings at the NIH and FDA, to the appointment of anti-vaccine ideologues like Jay Bhattacharya and Marty Makary, this episode chronicles the rapid unraveling of institutional science under RFK Jr.'s administration. The duo unpack the performative contradictions, gaslighting statements, and political interference now shaping federal health policy—and ask, how bad can it really get?
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