Hello everyone and welcome.

Hello everyone and welcome to another edition of the Maha Lowdown.

I'm Jeff Lauderback, national reporter with the Epic Times. And pretty much all I do is anything to do with maha

issues, regenerative farming. I covered the RFK Jr. presidential campaign from start to finish.

And it's become a life's passion in addition to a career passion.

So it takes me to a lot of different interesting places.

I think it was two weeks ago.

One of my guests was Tiffany Ryder,

and I met her and my guest today at the People versus Poison Rally.

And I just thought that it's interesting with all the anything in the Maha movement,

you meet a lot of fascinating people.

And before I go any further, I'll bring my guest in, Katie Tolento.

Welcome to the show. Thanks so much for having me. Appreciate it, Jeff. And when we talked to the people versus Poison Rally, we didn't really

get a chance to talk too much. And I know you had said, you were holding out on me, I think. You said,

well, I worked in the Trump administration,

the first administration and with health, but we didn't get much of a chance to talk. And then

maybe a day or two later, you wrote what I think is one of the best columns, personal columns, I've seen written in a long time about

anything related to Maha on your substack. It was Confessions of a White House, Public Health

Priestess. The subhead is I kept Robert F. Kennedy Jr. out of the West Wing. Now, I owe him an apology. And I just,

first of all, Bravo on that. That was very well written. Thank you. Appreciate it.

And we were talking before we went on air. You're a naturopathic doctor and your company.

You have an organization all better health.

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