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Managing Eddarette the Bullwork and I am back again.

I'm joined by Margaret Mantow, who is a reporter at Notice.

Margaret is joining us from what is a conspicuous looking DC office space, I presume.

I don't know if that's Notice headquarters, but thank you for joining us.

We're here to talk about her excellent story, which is getting a ton of attention in DC circles, and frankly, outside of it. It's called the Maha Report site studies that don't exist. For those that I know, the MAHA report is what the administration has put out under Robert F. Kennedy's leadership. It came out a couple days ago. It looks at

the classic Kennedy issues. We're going to dive into it before we do subscribe to our YouTube fee.

We really appreciate that. All right, Margaret, tell us a little bit about your story.

So I have been following the Maha report since it came out. I read it closely last week.

And, you know, there's a lot to get into. But over the weekend, I got a tip that there were maybe some issues

with some of the citations within the report. So this story was looking at every single one.

And we found that a couple did not exist. I just want to be clear. There's 522 citations in this report.

Not everyone is like a medical journal or anything like that.

There's news reports.

You look at all 522.

We did.

Yeah.

Was it just you clicking on it?

It's like small font.

I found it very difficult to even look at it.

Yeah, it was me and my colleague, Emily. We did basically click on all of them.

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