RFK Jr., #MAHA, and Public Health

Jeff Singer, a Senior Fellow at the Cato Institute, dives into Robert Kennedy Jr.'s controversial stance on public health. They discuss how Kennedy’s views on vaccines and fluoride stir public skepticism, complicating the battle against misinformation. Singer highlights the need for FDA reform and diverse health perspectives to enhance trust. The conversation also explores the tension between government regulation and individual health autonomy, advocating for a rethinking of health agency roles and a potential shift towards market-driven solutions.