It's the Brian Larry Show on WNYC. Good morning, everyone, and thank you, Michael and Bridget.

And folks, keep those sustaining membership coming. One of the things we're doing on this show during Trump's first 100 days is a Health and Climate Tuesdays section of the show.

This builds on and expands what many of you know we've been doing over the last couple of years,

the climate story of the week that we have been doing on Tuesdays the last two years.

Our thinking right now is that there are so many headlines coming from the new administration

that are pretty monumental on a daily basis that health and climate ones risk getting lost

in the shuffle.

And we're always interested in these, so we're creating a lane.

Today, for example, the big headlines are about the tariffs that suddenly

went into effect today, right? And Trump's suddenly pausing all military aid to Ukraine. Big

consequential things that are new and rightly grab top line attention. So maybe lost as a result

are the things we'll talk about to start the show today.

RFK Jr.'s new endorsement, some people are calling it a mixed message, but to my eye,

in a way that matters, it is mostly an endorsement of the measles vaccine for kids amid the

expanding outbreak. Two cases have been reported in New York City now, a long

way from the West Texas epicenter. And parents need to hear what RFK wrote. So we're bumping it up

to our lead. Also, the cancellation of the usual meeting that would be taking place around now

to plan for next year's flu vaccine,

and also a high-ranking deputy to Kennedy, I bet you haven't heard this one yet, a Trump appointee,

Trump loyalist, who quit yesterday after just two weeks on the job over objections to how

RFK is running the department.

And on the climate track, we'll discuss one big specific assault on climate policy that is

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