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What was your reaction when you saw that President Trump had named him, you know,

to this incoming position in the administration?

I was thrilled. I cried. Many other people cried. We were so excited. Last year, we talked about the moms behind the movement known as Maha, make America healthy again.

If Kennedy is able to do what he is set out to do, we're all going to be happier. Because when we get the toxins out of our food, out of our environment, out of

vaccines, your body works the way it's supposed to.

Moms like Zen Honeycutt told my colleague Mina Dewerson that they were big fans of Robert F. Kennedy

Jr. and the changes he promised to bring to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

And while many health experts agreed that, yes, food could be healthier and less processed,

many also warned that Kennedy's past views on vaccines made him a dangerous nominee.

For example, he told the Health Freedom for Humanity podcast in 2021 that he was done being

quiet about opposing vaccines for children.

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