Sept. 25, 2025 - Epoch Times
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| The thing I'm most hopeful about is transparency. | |
| Um over the last several months we've seen the Overton window shift on things that we never would have talked about before. | |
| It's things that we talked about for the last five years, and a lot more people are now questioning, which I really like. | |
| And they don't have to agree with us. | |
| That's fine. | |
| But the fact that the conversation has now shifted to things that have been tucked away in databases of the CDC or databases of the FDA, having Kennedy be a force for questioning and change, I think is an open new opportunity for people to ask questions. | |
| And I'm hopeful that a lot of Americans will wake up to the fact that there are things that agencies in the government have done for many decades that are not true or have hidden information that has adversely affected the health of the nation. | |
| Not everything's out there yet, don't get me wrong. | |
| But people have the opportunity to see that there are things they haven't known that will be known. | |
| And I think the changes we've seen thus far within HHS, CDC, FDA, are they perfect? | |
| No. | |
| As much of the Maha Maga movement kind of divided and angry that things aren't happening at a pace they want to see. | |
| Yeah, we hear that all the time. | |
| But turning government agencies around is like trying to turn a battleship on a dime. | |
| It doesn't happen. | |
| And there are entrenched patterns and layers of bureaucracy. | |
| I grew up in the DC area, you live there, you know, we know. | |
| But at the same time, what Kennedy has been able to accomplish without having a full cohort of a team and staff that he would like to have and many holdovers is really actually impressive at this point. |
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