Tamara Keith

And the Maha movement was officially part of the Trump coalition.

So is Maha happy with how things are going?

Big coalition, big problems.

Domenico, politicians often talk about having a big tent.

Perhaps none was bigger than President Trump's coalition.

But was this tent too big?

The great horseshoe of politics and ideology.

He does love his McDonald's.

His triumph was getting Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

to eat McDonald's.

Well, part of this schism is coming out in the fight over the country's next Surgeon General.

Casey Means has been nominated for that role and her nomination has been languishing.

Can you tell us about her and how she fits into all of this?

There are fewer Maha senators than there are doctors and others in the Senate who have more mainstream views.

So that's that no doubt is a little challenging.

You know, well, for now, at least, the White House is standing behind Casey Means and her nomination.

What happens if her nomination fails, like in terms of how the Maha movement would feel about it?

So with all of this context, yesterday there was a meeting at the White House with a group of Maha influencers brought into the White House to meet with staff and Secretary Kennedy and

President Trump, according to the White House, stopped by the roundtable to to speak with these Maha activists and stakeholders, according to spokesman Kush Desai.

He says Maha is a key base in the historic coalition that resoundingly reelected President Trump and the administration regularly meets with the Maha community to hear their concerns and advice.