Joining us now is the man who wrote that resignation letter, former CDC vaccine chief Dr. . Dmitri Dashkalakis and former White House policy director and MSNBC medical contributor Dr. . Kavita Patel.Thank you both for joining us this morning. Um, Dr. . Dmitri, I would love to get to you first on your fairly tumultuous week.Can you break down what exactly happened at the CDC this week. We're having some audio issues. I think you're on mute.Oh, so many. We'll we'll figure that out. Oh, there we go.Thank you. ...

Eugenics has an even stronger likelihood of going darkly awry now than it did a century ago, says @adwooldridge (via @opinion) https://t.co/BA9QYIPzMq ...

Controversy & Public Reaction - American Eagle's ad campaign featuring Sydney Sweeney is accused of promoting eugenics due to the suggestion that jeans determine traits like hair and eye color [1][2] - The campaign faced backlash online, with accusations of Nazi propaganda and white supremacy due to Sweeney's blonde hair and blue eyes [2] - Some view the backlash as an overreaction and an example of wokeness [3] Company Response - Representatives for Sweeney declined to comment, and American Eagle did not respond to requests for comment [3] Cultural Context - The controversy reflects a broader cultural rift marked by trends like the old money aesthetic, the end of the body positivity movement, and the rise of tradife lifestyles [4] Diversity & Inclusion - The incident highlights the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion (D, E, and I) in corporations to avoid homogeneous perspectives [2]