What was the most shocking thing you saw in Minnesota?

The weaponization of fraud. There was a almost purposeful desire not to look carefully.

How big do you estimate the Medicaid fraud to be?

$100 billion.

When it comes to public health, what keeps you up at night?

We have a real crisis of meaning in America, and it's leading to loneliness, and that creates mental health issues that are very hard to medicate,

very hard to operate on, and very hard to treat with our federal insurance programs. We have got to get the country connected again. Anything you do with people you care about that's not dangerous is good for you. So sitting down at a dinner with people that you love and having a fun time with alcohol and, you know, pizza from whatever,

that's all fine.

We do that.

That's not the issue.

The question is, what is your default?

Like, what do you naturally do when no one's looking?

And, you know, if you're having alcohol for breakfast, there's a problem there, right?

If you're binge eating pizza at 11 o'clock at the night because you're lonely,

you're looking for loving all the wrong places.

Hi, everyone, and welcome to this week's episode of the Katie Miller podcast.

We're excited to be back finally in Washington, D.C. today, joined by Lisa Oz and Mehmet Oz.

So great to have you. We've been waiting and

waiting and waiting in Compestrian. We have our own questions for you. We'll get to those later.

We're taking over your podcast, daily. Well, you guys are not new to the TV and podcasting space.

You've been doing this for a while. This is actually Lisa's expertise here. Being in entertainment

was not on my vision board at any level.

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