We had an amazing experience over the weekend. We had the inauguration of the new president, Donald Trump,

returning to the White House. And I guess the second time a president has ever been in the White House in un-consecutive terms.

So very, very interesting moment, historical moment. And of course, what made it really

exciting for those of us that have been in medical freedom is that for the first time ever in

Washington, D.C., medical freedom health, holistic health, had its own ball. It was called

the Maha ball and CNN covered it like this.

This is the Maha ball, which is the Make America Healthy Again party, thrown in honor of

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who is President Trump's pick to lead the Department of HHS. There's

about 800 people here who are some of his biggest supporters,

from health and wellness influencers to big conservative stars.

Amaha balls is like one of the, you know, the biggest balls here in town.

We are literally of a thousand people on a waiting list right now.

Maha was born when Kennedy ended his presidential campaign and joined forces with Trump.

Don't you want a president that's going to make America healthy again?

Trump's inauguration put the Maha agenda on its biggest stage yet.

Together we will end the chronic disease epidemic and keep our children safe, healthy, and disease-free.

Him specifically calling out fixing the chronic disease issue.

I cheered from my seat.

Bonnie Hari isn't a medical professional, but she's built an audience of over 2 million followers on Instagram as the Food Babe.

She was an Obama delegate in 2012,

but spent this weekend with Trump's picks to lead health.

The people I've been meeting with have been unreal.

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