Hey everyone, welcome to From the Kitchen Table.

I'm Sean Duffy along with my co-host for the podcast, my partner in life and my wife,

Rachel Campos Duffy.

Hey, Sean. It's so great to be here and I'm so excited to have. for the podcast, my partner in life and my wife, Rachel Campos Duffy.

Hey, Sean. It's so great to be here, and I'm so excited to have, I would say, a friend of the podcast, Callie Means, join us today. And, you know, we've known Callie Means for a while,

but it seems like the world knows about Callie Means over the last week. So Callie, with no further ado,

welcome to the show.

And first of all, congratulations on the book.

It's still on the New York Times bestseller list.

It is clearly a hot topic and a bipartisan one, which brings us to what's been happening over the last week, which has been

your role in bringing RFK Jr. and Donald Trump together, an endorsement from RFK Jr.

And really, this sort of unifying topic was metabolic health, children's health, and our food supply and all

the chemicals in it.

So I'll let you take it from here.

Maybe you can tell us, you know, just where we're at right now.

Yeah.

So we've talked about this before, Rachel, but just a background on me, a couple of life events really solidified this idea of metabolic health and children's chronic disease being the most important issue in the country.

One of them was my sister.

I mean, she's top of her class, Stanford Med School, rising up the ranks.

And 12 years into training, she realized she didn't know why one patient, you know, underneath her knife

was sick. She just knew how to cut open and bill and prescribed pills. And then our mom, you know,

had, it was on five different chronic disease medications like most Americans and then gets

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