In Episode 97, we start with an introduction and overview of the podcast, setting the stage for the day's discussions. We then move on to the government's announcement of a tentative presidential election date, exploring its potential implications for political strategy and voter engagement. Next, we delve into Robert F. Kennedy Junior's proposed budget cuts and health care reforms at the Department of Health and Human Services, analyzing their potential effects on public health policy. The episode also covers the firing of USAID workers in Myanmar, considering the broader impact of this restructuring on global aid efforts. The episode concludes with closing remarks and a call to action.

(0:00) Introduction and podcast overview

(0:18) Government sets tentative presidential election date and its implications

(3:34) Robert F. Kennedy Junior's budget cuts and health care reforms at HHS

(7:00) USAID workers fired in Myanmar and the restructuring's global impact

(9:36) Closing remarks and call to action