This is Sarah Stewart Holland.

This is Beth Silvers.

You're listening to Pantsuit Politics.

Today we're talking about Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., who has now been the head of the Department of Health and Human Services for over a year.

And the chaos created by the president,

the chaos created by RFK Jr. is hard to keep up with.

But with a growing measles outbreak, we felt we couldn't put off talking about its tenure any longer.

We're going to talk about what he's done, how the maha movement feels about it,

and the consequences for the rest of us.

And what comes next?

Outside of politics, we're going to talk about the Oscars.

We're excited to be coming to Minneapolis in August for our one and only live show of the year.

Tickets for the show and the after party, which will both be at the Minneapolis-Hyatt-Centric or on sale now.

You can find that link in our show notes.

Not only are we having the show and after-party at the Hyaccentric are on sale now. You can find that link in our show notes. Not only are we having the show and after a party at the Hyaccentric downtown. We have also blocked off the entire hotel for our community for the weekend. So if you're coming from out of town or even if you aren't, join the fun. You can get a room through our reservation block link. It's going to be so nice to be all together and to know that you're going to run into people in the hallway who love pantsuit politics and who are there to make friends to get to know you to learn to have fun together. So we hope to see you in Minneapolis in August.

Next up, let's talk about maha and it's leader. You know the moment when you open the trash can and get hit with that smell?

It's always food scraps.

Scary old leftovers, wilted greens, stuff that just sits there waiting to go to a landfill.

That's why I want to tell you about Mill.

Mill is the odorless, effortless, fully automated food recycler that handles food waste in a totally different way.

Potato peels, avocado pits, chicken bones, even dairy. Mill takes on almost anything. You just

scrape your plate into mill, and while you sleep, it quietly turns your food scraps into

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