Is the MAHA movement dead? Many feel it has failed under the Trump administration, arguing that industry influence has undermined its goals while others believe that meaningful cultural and policy changes are still underway. Mary Holland joins Jimmy to defend Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s continued role in government, pointing to increased scrutiny of vaccines, chronic disease, autism, food policy, and pharmaceutical influence as evidence that MAHA is still having an impact.
The conversation acknowledges major compromises, including the administration’s position on glyphosate, while arguing that Kennedy’s ability to publicly challenge established narratives could help shift public opinion and eventually policy. Ultimately, Holland argues that MAHA should continue working from inside the administration because cultural change is already occurring, while the host questions whether Kennedy could accomplish more by leaving government.
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