Meena Duerson, a CNN correspondent, shares insights from her interviews with moms backing Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s ‘Make America Healthy Again’ movement. They discuss the grassroots advocacy aimed at food safety and children’s health, revealing emotional stories that drive their activism. The conversation explores political shifts regarding parental freedom and the challenges posed by misinformation on vaccines and health policies. Duerson highlights the rising concerns over health skepticism and the urgency of renewed trust in public health.

Meena Duerson, a CNN correspondent, dives into the grassroots movement championing Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s controversial health nomination. She discusses how a group of motivated mothers are mobilizing for better health standards in the U.S., inspired by their concerns post-COVID. From advocating against harmful food chemicals to navigating the political landscape of parental freedoms, these moms are reshaping community engagement. The talk also touches on vaccine skepticism and the broader implications for public health and trust in medical agencies.