If you would look at a young mother today and say, as Secretary of HHS, what would you currently

recommend that I give my child upon birth?

You know, we've made our recommendations, and as an agency, I don't give medical advice

individuals because I'm not a doctor and I'm not competent to do that.

What I would say to people is do your own research.

What's the biggest roadblock in trying to make America healthy again?

I mean, the biggest roadblock is the power of vested interests, of the pharmaceutical cartel,

of, and of the, you know, big food and an economic system that through nobody's particular fault has rewarded very, very addictive foods.

How do you handle negative news stories?

The only people whose opinion really matters to me is God, Cheryl, and President Trump, and in that order.

You know, the interesting thing about the president is that he eats really bad food and you don't know how he's walking around, much less being the most energetic person,

you know, any of us have ever met.

He's incredible health. Health.

Hi, everyone, and welcome to this week's episode of the Katie Miller podcast.

We are live every Tuesday night at 6 p.m. Eastern.

Today, we're so excited to be at Health and Human Services in downtown D.C., joined by the one and only, Bobby Kennedy. Good to be here, Katie. You're my second favorite person

in your marriage. The other one, Cheryl, we already had on the episode, and she spilled some of

your deep dark secrets, which include that you take sauerkraut with you out to parties.

I do.

Do you still take sauerkraut with you?

I went to dinner at the Ned last night, and I brought my sauerkraut.

Do you buy it at Whole Foods? Do you make it yourself?

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