The moment RFK Jr. sat down with Bret Baier at HHS, you could tell something was different.
He wasn’t alone. Sitting beside him were three of the most talked-about names in health right now—Jay Bhattacharya, Marty Makary, and Mehmet Oz.
They’re now running the NIH, FDA, and CMS.
This wasn’t just a symbolic lineup. It was a statement.
Kennedy is out to tear down what he calls America’s “sick care” system—a system, he says, that keeps people unwell because that’s where the money is.
“We’ve turned this country into a 'sick care' system rather than a health care system,” he said.
And for the first time, he believes he’s got a team that can actually change that.
“These are the people who are going to change that.”
What ties them together isn’t politics. It’s purpose.
“Friendship is based upon shared values,” he told Baier.
“And that’s the strongest bond that holds people together.”