Robert F. Kennedy Jr. claims that former President Donald Trump has promised him control over multiple public health agencies, including the Department of Health and Human Services and its sub-agencies like the CDC, FDA, and NIH, should Trump win a second term. Kennedy, a known anti-vaccine activist, also mentioned potential oversight of the Department of Agriculture. This claim has raised concerns among medical experts about the potential for increased health misinformation and its impact on vaccine confidence. Trump's campaign has stated that discussions about specific roles in a future administration are premature, yet Trump has publicly expressed support for Kennedy's involvement in health policy, suggesting he would let Kennedy 'go wild' on health-related issues. Kennedy's endorsement of Trump and his possible significant role in a future administration have been contentious, given his history of promoting debunked theories and his lack of formal medical expertise.