Karen, did you ever do any, like, theater as a young person?

I did.

Good.

Yes, I knew it.

Okay, guys, I have pulled a section from your piece.

It is two lines.

Yeah.

And I'm going to have you read those lines with feeling and with nuance.

This would come at the top of the show in the billboard.

It's going to be your voice coming out. Amanda, can we get those lines to Karen?

All right. No matter where a person stands on the political spectrum, they can probably find

something to agree with Kennedy on. He's the personification of the growing distrust of science and the public

health establishment that many Americans have felt in the post-pandemic era.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Health and Human Services Secretary? It's coming up on Today Explaint.

Hey, everybody.

I'm Ashley C. Ford, and I'm the host of Into the Mix, a Ben and Jerry's podcast about joy and justice, produced with Vox Creative.

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For years now, former President Donald Trump has made it a key talking point,

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