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One of the things we're doing on this show during Trump's first hundred days is a health and climate Tuesday section of the show.

As some of you know, this builds on and expands the climate story of the week that we had 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.

Today, for example, the big headlines are about Trump's tariff chaos, apparently tanking the stock market,

and Ukraine launching an actual military attack on Moscow. We're talking about those things, too,

of course, on the show and throughout the day on the station, but we lead today with our

health and climate section to make sure these things don't get lost. We'll keep doing this on Tuesdays, at least

through the first 100 days. On climate, the new energy secretary, Chris Wright, yesterday,

shrugged off climate change as a side effect of building the modern world and said the cure

is worse than the disease. As the Trump administration cuts back on permits and

investment in renewable energy, we'll talk to climate journalist Emily Atkin coming up.

And on health, we're staying on the RFK beat this week. We'll do this one first and get to climate

second. There's a headline in the New York Times today.

Kennedy links measles outbreak to poor diet and health, citing fringe theories.

It was about an interview we gave to Fox News, and it actually gets fringier than that

headline as you read through the article.

Also, in the Trump addressed to Congress last week,

with all the lies he told about millions of 140-year-olds getting Social Security payments and

other things, getting so much attention afterwards, we may not have noticed as much, or people

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