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I first got to know him probably two or three years ago after I found one of his tweets.

He was talking about being a lobbyist for Coca-Cola or working

as a consultant for Coca-Cola. And he was in the room during a meeting when Coca-Cola

executives were essentially strong-arming the government, saying if you don't include Coca-Cola

on the food stamps program, that we're going to accuse you of being racist. I reached out to him

because I thought, what an extraordinary story.

This exemplifies the corruption, the ideological corruption, the financial corruption that is in our

healthcare industry, this revolving door between big food and big pharma and the federal government.

I interviewed him on the show. Since then, he has been all over the country. He's been on Joe Rogan. He's been on

Tucker Carlson. He is an advisor to RFK Jr. in this Maha movement. He's an advisor to President

Trump during this transition. With me now is Callie Means. Callie, good to see you, my friend.

Oh, so good to see you, Liz.

It's been such a joy seeing everything that you've done since we first met.

I'm extremely proud to see what you're doing.

I want to start out.

Before hearing what it's like behind the scenes, I know right now you're working with Bobby

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