Tonight on All Land.

Don't you want a president who's going to make America healthy again?

New concern over the man who says he's making America healthy again.

People will know they can research and they can follow the science no matter what it says without any kind of fear that they're going to be censored.

Tonight, a top NIH official who cheered the Maha movement is suddenly leaving, citing censorship

under RFK Jr. Dr. Kevin Hall joins me live then.

He is a conservative Ronald Reagan appointee, but he used this six-page opinion to call upon the Trump administration to essentially come to its senses.

Trump's latest attempt to keep a Maryland father in a foreign prison smack down again in court as the push to bring him home continues.

I do intend to keep at this until we ensure that Mr. Obrayor Garcia has his rights to do

process.

And as Trump's tariffs continue to royal markets, new alarm over the president's targeting

of the Federal Reserve.

If Chairman Powell can be fired by the president of the United States, it will crash the markets in the United States.

And all in starts right now.

Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes.

America has long been a country that's both very rich and shockingly unhealthy, given its wealth.

Democrats have traditionally been the party trying to use government policy to improve both health coverage and outcomes, while Republicans have mostly fought tooth-and-nail against them.

Right now, for instance, Republicans in Congress

are contemplating an $800 billion cut to Medicaid. But back during the campaign last year,

Team MAGA spun up a new sales pitch, Make America Healthy again with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as

your secretary of health and human services.

It's like a MAGA spin-off brand, Maha. And it's a brand associated with, among other things,

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