POTUS at the MAHA Commission Meeting

As we mark a historic milestone in our mission to make America healthy again. You know, we started make America Great again, Bobby. I'm not sure you can get away with that without having to make a major payment, because, you know, this was I copyright. He goes to Maha. But no, Maha has become hot. Over the past few years, we've built an unstoppable coalition of moms and dads, doctors and young people and citizens of all backgrounds who have come together to protect our children. Very importantly, keep the dangerous chemicals out of our food supplies, get toxic substances out of our environment, and deliver the American people the facts as to really where we're going. And we want to have what we deserve, and we want to be healthy, and we want to have a lot of good things happen. And I think we're going to have that. I think this is just the beginning. We have some of the most brilliant people sitting on this panel and likewise in the audience. I recognize so many. Many of them are in the administration. With us today is the man who fought harder than anyone I know to bring these issues to the center of American politics, our Secretary of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy, junior. Bobby, thank you very much.