And now for a moment of clarity.

There's one more kind of wildcard I'm going to throw in here, Michael, the timing of all this.

We know the shooting of a health care CEO has brought up issues with health care coverage in this country.

We know people feel strongly about it.

Gallup recently asked Americans what they thought of the quality of health care.

44% rated it good or excellent.

This is the lowest level since Gallup started asking this question 23 years ago.

I wonder if it could make it easier for senators to justify their vote for someone like RFK Jr.

Who, you know, big picture says he wants to make sweeping changes and who, as Cheryl pointed

out, within these different things he said he is tasked with, there are some pieces of it,

like too many obese children or, you know, just making Americans healthier, that sound pretty good.

No, there are. There's no doubt about it. You know, the issue around processed food has been

a conversation among parents for sure and certainly those in the health care industry for

quite some time. To pay some attention to that

is important.

But as you started the conversation,

you know, it really is about the devil in the details.

What does it mean?

And how do you address what it means?

And so those, the aspect of that, if you have any indication from, again,

going back to what RFK Jr. has said himself, what his belief system is, and how he will

operate as the Secretary of Health in a Trump administration, when the president-elect says, go wild, do whatever you want to do,

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