""Of all the specific initiatives that you guys have worked on effectively, the most important thing is that your team is willing to ask questions that people in government haven't been asking in a long time,""
""a critical part of our success in Washington.""
""all the experts were wrong.""
Vice President JD Vance publicly praised Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for questioning established science and elevating nontraditional voices at a Make America Healthy Again summit. Vance described Kennedy's MAHA movement as a critical part of White House success and said historically "all the experts were wrong." The summit was livestreamed but otherwise closed to the press. Kennedy has instituted sweeping changes across federal health agencies, including layoffs, firing science advisers, and remaking vaccine guidelines, while pushing to phase out artificial dyes, confront ultra-processed foods, and update national dietary guidance. Leading medical groups warn these moves undermine trust and amplify fringe views.
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