RFK Jr. Eyes Key Role in Trump's Potential Agriculture Policy Overhaul

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. outlines plans to influence U.S. agriculture and health policy if Donald Trump wins the presidency.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has indicated he could play a significant role in shaping agriculture policy under a second Trump administration.
Kennedy, an anti-vaccine activist, has proposed changes to reduce corporate influence in the USDA and promote natural foods.
His policies would diverge from those in Trump's first term, focusing on banning harmful chemicals and supporting small farms.
Kennedy's potential involvement has sparked concern among public health experts due to his history of spreading misinformation.
Trump's campaign has not confirmed any formal role for Kennedy, but Trump has praised Kennedy's ideas at recent rallies.