What does Robert F. Kennedy Jr. identify as the core problem with previous Health and Human Services leadership?

Kennedy argues that the traditional qualifications praised by politicians like Senator Schumer are precisely what led America to its current health crisis. He points out that despite the U.S. representing only 4.2% of the world's population, Americans consume 70% of global pharmaceutical drugs and spend two to three times more on healthcare than other countries, yet achieve the worst health outcomes globally. Kennedy contends that the qualified leaders who created this system are responsible for making America the sickest population in the world, suggesting a need for fundamentally different leadership approaches.