Ignore palace intrigue stories about who's 'in' or 'out' with Trump. Focus instead on actual policy changes RFK Jr. implements at HHS that affect public health infrastructure, vaccine programs, or FDA independence.
This is administrative theater about internal power dynamics, not constitutional harm. The 'reining in' of RFK Jr. represents normal executive management, not institutional capture (which requires loyalist installation to weaponize agencies). The story generates media buzz around Trump's broken promise ('run wild') but involves no governance mechanism that damages democratic infrastructure. High media-friendliness (palace intrigue) with substantial coverage-to-substance mismatch qualifies this as noise.