Welcome back to Unbiased, your favorite source of unbiased news and legal analysis.

Welcome back to Unbiased. Today is Monday, November 18th, and this is your daily news rundown.

In today's episode, we'll touch on Trump's nomination of RFK Jr. We'll then talk about the

education department and what dismantling that could look like. That's actually where the

bulk of this episode will be. And then we'll finish per usual with some quick hitters.

As always, if you love what you hear today, you are always welcomed and encouraged to leave my

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in advance. And now without further ado,

let's get into today's stories. Since we last spoke, Trump announced a few more executive

office selections and cabinet nominations. So let's talk about one specifically, which has been

highly, highly requested by all of you. And that is Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., who Trump nominated for the position

of HHS Secretary, the head of the Department of Health and Human Services. This is a

cabinet position that requires Senate confirmation, so let's talk about the role of the HHS

secretary, and then we'll get into Kennedy personally. As we discussed last week, the heads of

each department oversee the agencies and offices within that department. So if confirmed,

Kennedy would oversee the CDC, the FDA, NIH, National Institutes of Health, Office of the

Surgeon General, which is essentially the country's doctor, the Indian Health

Service, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, and many others.

Kennedy would also manage Medicaid and Medicare policies, carry out new health-related legislation

and executive orders, advise Trump on what health-related legislation should be signed.

He'll also have a role in the quality of food here in America through his oversight of the FDA.

He'll have a similar role in drugs that are brought to market and taken off the market.

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