Man, this wire has just got sunshine piling down on it right now.

Of course, it's been an amazing week.

If you were watching the show last week, I raced over after the vote came in,

confirming Robert Kennedy Jr., a secretary of Health and Human Services.

I did the show, and then I had to leave it in Jeffrey's hands because I had to run over

to the White House to step inside of the Oval Office and watch Robert Kennedy Jr. get sworn in as

HHS Secretary. I think for many of you, I am sure the feeling is as overwhelming as awe-inspired as the feeling that I've been carrying this week.

I was just reflecting for days, but as I was flying back from Washington, D.C. to Austin and watching all of the news reports showing Robert Kennedy Jr. there swearing in and all the beautiful

interviews he's doing right now. And watching this conversation that's unfolding now for the first

time ever, mainstream news is having to discuss the safety of vaccines. Mainstream doctors are starting to come out and say they have

real questions on mainstream news programs. And I just, you know, you can't help but think,

you know, how did we get here? All of the work, you know, so many of you sharing, you know, the high wire and vaxed where all of this

starts. And those of you, all of the great other thought leaders that are out there, all the doctors

have been speaking out long before I even got here. And really ultimately to Robert Kennedy Jr.

who never backed down, always stood for the truth, stood for the parents,

stood for the children. And, you know, I thought about it, you know, between you and I, sure,

I was a part of helping him run for President of the United States, was I stood in the Oval Office.

I thought, I think this is even sweeter than President of the United States because someone could have said,

well, I mean, he really got this job because of his foreign policy, maybe Ukraine or other issues.

He's so well read.

But at HHS, he is now the most powerful in the most powerful position in the world of health across the world.

HHS decides so much of what WHO is going to do or any of the other regulatory agencies

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