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Good morning, everyone.

Coming up on today's show, it's a health and climate double header.

First, we'll talk to Julie Rovner from KFF Health News.

She's been following Health Secretary RFK Jr.'s so-called

Make America Healthy Again Tour. He says his goal is to fight chronic disease and promote a

healthy diet, but many health experts see a contradiction there, since the health department has

been cutting thousands of jobs where employees were working on chronic diseases.

Plus, for the climate portion of our Health and Climate Tuesday series, we'll hear about how

the Trump administration has cut $300 million in FEMA funding for climate resiliency programs

here in the city. And remember the brand new climate change superfund act, advocates called it the make

polluters pay bill, Governor Hockel just signed it into law last year. The Trump administration has

issued an executive order targeting it. And we'll wrap today's show with travel advice for

green card and other visa holders who might be worried

about interactions or even arrests at the border. My guest is the legal advisor to CUNY's free

immigration law service program. But first, meta, the company formerly known as Facebook,

could be split into two or more yesterday at a court in

DC the US Federal Trade Commission kicked off its antitrust trial targeting

meta's years-old purchases of the social media app Instagram and the messaging

app WhatsApp the FTC is accusing META of creating a monopoly

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