Sean Rameswaram

Why are we trying to dial it back and who's doing the dialing?

And these groups that are advocating for more raw milk, do they necessarily hew to like a certain political party?

And like, of course, red state, blue state, you know, crunchy or libertarian, distrustful of government, wherever it might be.

You might find some affinity in our current secretary of health and human services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who last year famously did a shot of raw milk at the White House.

Did that quash his attempt to normalize raw milk at the federal level?

It's like the war on Christmas.

Well, anecdotal, Anna, but the creamery I visited yesterday, Pregel, out in Glenarm, Maryland, they said raw milk was a big boon to their business.

I mean, even though they only sell it for cats and dogs, it certainly seems like people are drinking it.

Are public health officials, other than the Secretary of Health and Human Services, worried about that trend, if there is one?

So I take it despite it being available at, say, the grocery store around the corner from you, you, Anna Merlin, are not going out to buy any.

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