Oscar Blue Ramirez

More details about that tomorrow.

Tony Lyons, you're one of the leaders of the Make America Healthy Again.

We're a critical part of Bobby Kennedy's campaign.

One of the fears is the reason we won in 24 and so big, popular vote, all those states, is the combination, the coalition of Make America Healthy Again and Make America Great Again.

One of the concerns is that because we see people around the president say, you've got to moderate, you've got to moderate, you've got to moderate.

With Make America Healthy Again, all we want is all gas and no brakes.

Your assessment, sir, how do we keep this coalition together if all of a sudden people are saying, oh, you've got to pull back for a midterm election?

This is exactly the moment we should be most aggressive on the Make America Healthy Again agenda, sir.

I think so, too.

Maha is here to support the president and the incredible coalition that they built.

And then there are all these groups that are coming out who want to destroy that coalition, and they want to drive a wedge, and they want to make it look like there's all this disagreement within the movement.

But what they miss is that the movement is based on disagreement.

Maha people challenge the status quo.

That's what we're good at.

start eating real food, and stop eating processed food.

I mean, we are here to end the chronic disease epidemic in this country that 76% of the public suffer from.

And so there's this movable middle.

There are 12% to 14% of the general population who haven't decided what they're going to do.

And these people want toxins out of food.

They want toxins out of pesticides.