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I'm your host, Greg Sargent. In West Texas, an unvaccinated school-aged child just died of measles.

This is the first reported death that's related to the frightening recent outbreak of the disease,

which has been spreading in Texas and now into New Mexico.

All this came up at President Trump's cabinet meeting on Wednesday afternoon. What happened was

really troubling. Elon Musk, apparently a de facto member of the cabinet,

cavalierly admitted that his cuts had briefly closed down Ebola prevention.

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said that these types of measles

outbreaks are not unusual, something critics immediately jumped on. Today we're talking to

Stephanie Saki, a former senior HHS and White House official under President Biden,

who specializes in pandemic response. We're going to get into how serious this measles outbreak

has become and how big a threat having people like Musk and RFK overseeing public health

really is. Thanks for coming on, Stephanie. Thanks for having me, Greg.

Let's start with the comic relief, or, well, maybe this isn't really that funny.

Here's Elon Musk, who somehow got invited to a cabinet meeting, talking about Doge.

And I should say, also, we will make mistakes.

We won't be perfect.

But when we make a mistake, we'll fix it very quickly.

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