Hello, everyone, and welcome to the Maha Lowdown.

I'm Jeff Lauderback, National Reporter for the Epic Times, and host of the Maha

Lowdown and Maha proponent.

This show, we're going to do a deep dive on what the impact of Maha is.

And I've talked about it several times over the course of the show, which has been like two months now.

And that's hard to believe.

But I thought it would be a good time to talk about just the history of the Maha movement

and what's going on now and what's ahead.

And I'm going to bring in our guests, Elizabeth, what do you go by Elizabeth Frost or Elizabeth Ness?

Oh, sorry.

Yeah, Elizabeth Frost.

Okay.

I'm sorry.

I usually get that right, but I was wondering whether it's Elizabeth Frost or Ness.

But Elizabeth, you're with Independent Force,

and I know Mark Harris, welcome to the show, Mark. You're with Maha, Ohio, an independent force?

Yeah, that's the two organizations we're both associated with.

So, welcome to the show, both of you. And, well, first of all, I know you both have an

interesting history, which really illustrates the whole Maha movement and the whole

RFK campaign movement as far as the grassroots. And I think that's really interesting.

And then I know we're all not in the same studio, but if you wanted to, both of you,

tell a little bit about how you got involved and how your role with the RFK campaign

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