Dr. Debra Houry, who recently resigned as the CDC’s chief medical officer, tells a Senate hearing that CDC leadership is now comprised of 80% officials serving in an acting capacity due to retirements, firings, or resignations. Video courtesy CNN | Brian Allen KSFY

Dr. Debra Houry, former chief medical officer and senior leader at the CDC, talks with WCPT 820 - Chicago's Progressive Talk's Richard Chew on how Health and Human Services Secretary RFK Jr. is failing to lead the Health Department, leading to a 30-year high in measles cases throughout the U.S.: "What's unfortunate is, with Secretary Kennedy's leadership — or lack thereof — we are not seeing support to health departments. We're seeing the opposite ... I can't imagine the cost of doing business,