Health Ranger Report: Del Bigtree on MAHA, RFK Jr.'s confirmation and the future of U.S. healthcare

By kevinhughes // 2025-08-05

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(Note: This article is based on a "Health Ranger Report" interview following Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s confirmation as HHS secretary.)

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s confirmation as health secretary signals a potential transformation in U.S. health policy, aiming to address chronic disease epidemics and reduce pharmaceutical industry influence.
Advocates highlight recent victories like Louisiana's shift to voluntary vaccination and the removal of harmful additives, crediting public awareness campaigns led by figures like RFK Jr.
Del Bigtree emphasizes on improving vaccine injury reporting (e.g., VAERS) and leveraging AI/tech partnerships (e.g., with Elon Musk) to enhance transparency and safety in healthcare decisions.
Bigtree and Mike Adams urge bipartisan collaboration and public engagement, stressing the need for trusted medical voices and individual responsibility in health choices.
A future focused on prevention, nutrition and natural remedies, driven by RFK Jr.'s leadership but reliant on grassroots movements and empowered citizens to achieve lasting change.

The Health Ranger Mike Adams and health freedom advocate Del Bigtree, the host of "The HighWire," sat down on the "Health Ranger Report" to discuss a monumental shift in American health policy under the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) initiative. The recent confirmation of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as the secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) marks a pivotal moment, signaling a potential transformation in the nation's approach to health and wellness. Bigtree, who served as RFK Jr.'s director of communications, reflected on the journey that led to this historic moment. He emphasizes that RFK Jr.'s candidacy was driven by a singular mission: to dismantle the chronic disease epidemic plaguing America. Despite facing skepticism and opposition, RFK Jr. remained steadfast in his commitment to challenging the status quo, particularly the influence of the pharmaceutical industry. Bigtree recounted the emotional moment of RFK Jr.'s swearing-in, highlighting the significance of his appointment. "The HHS Secretary is arguably the most powerful position in health globally," the founder of the non-profit Informed Consent Action Network (ICAN) stated, underscoring the potential impact of RFK Jr.'s leadership. Adams echoed this sentiment, noting his long-held belief that achieving true national greatness hinges on prioritizing health. The discussion delved into the profound changes already underway. Bigtree cited Louisiana's recent decision to shift from a mandatory vaccination program to a recommendation-based approach. This, Bigtree pointed out, serves as a testament to the growing demand for informed consent and choice in healthcare. He attributed this shift to the collective voice of the people, amplified by figures like RFK Jr., who have tirelessly advocated for transparency and accountability in the vaccine industry. Bigtree also addressed the removal of Red Dye No. 3 from the market, attributing it to the heightened public awareness and scrutiny fostered by RFK Jr.'s campaign. This development, he argued, exemplifies the power of grassroots movements in driving policy change.

A vision for a healthier America

A key theme of the conversation is the importance of data-driven decision-making. Adams and Bigtree agree that a robust surveillance system is crucial for accurately capturing vaccine injuries and adverse events. They highlight the alarming findings of a Harvard study, which revealed that the current Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) captures less than one percent of actual vaccine injuries. (Related: Study reveals FEWER than 1% of vaccine injuries are reported to VAERS.) Adams proposed leveraging advanced AI tools to analyze vast datasets and uncover correlations that could inform safer health practices. He suggested that RFK Jr. could collaborate with tech innovators like Elon Musk to revolutionize data collection and analysis within HHS. Bigtree emphasized the need for unity and collaboration across political lines. He acknowledged the challenges of navigating a deeply divided political landscape but expressed optimism about RFK Jr.'s ability to build bridges and foster bipartisan support for health reforms. He stressed the importance of engaging with trusted medical professionals and experts to communicate the message effectively to a broader audience. Adams echoed this sentiment, urging Americans to take personal responsibility for their health. He criticized the reliance on quick fixes and processed foods, advocating for a return to natural, whole foods and decentralized agriculture. The Health Ranger believes empowering individuals with knowledge and resources is essential for creating lasting change. "We The People need to really up our game and do as much as we can in order to help people learn more about living healthy," he told Bigtree. Adams and Bigtree advocate for a holistic approach that prioritizes prevention, nutrition and natural remedies. They see RFK Jr.'s appointment as a catalyst for this transformation, but they emphasize that true change will come from the collective efforts of informed and engaged citizens. Follow HealthFreedom.news for more news about the MAHA movement in America. Watch the full interview between Del Bigtree and the Health Ranger Mike Adams below. This video is from the Health Ranger Report channel on Brighteon.com.

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A vision for a healthier America

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