RFK Jr. shares SHOCKING stats on the toll fungal diseases and mold are taking on Americans’ health. “Fungal diseases are associated with approximately 7,300 deaths, 130,000 hospitalizations, and 13 million outpatient visits in the U.S. every year.” “I think those are probably big underestimates of the real impact of this.” “The total cost associated with fungal disease is $19 billion annually.”

RFK Jr. just announced another nearly $250 MILLION to take on America’s mental health and addiction crisis. The new funding will expand addiction treatment, overdose prevention, youth mental health services, and trauma care nationwide. Nearly $70 million will expand medication treatment for opioid addiction, while another $35 million will help first responders reverse overdoses. More than $125 million will go toward youth mental health, childhood trauma treatment, suicide prevention, and mental health awareness. RFK Jr. and HHS are pouring new resources into saving lives, treating addiction, and helping Americans rebuild through recovery.

RFK Jr. says he visited a Head Start facility and was SHOCKED to find they didn’t even have a kitchen to cook for the kids. They were feeding them solely packaged food. “I went into a Head Start facility, it was all packaged food.” “They didn’t even have a kitchen anymore to be able to make food for the children.” “So we’re taking the 700,000 poorest kids in our country and we’re giving them poison, and they’re going to end up with diabetes, and then they’re going to end up on Medicaid, and they’re not going to fulfill their destinies.” “The quality of the food you eat really dictates how you will perform in school and later on.” “It affects your behavior, it affects your capacity to learn, it affects your sleep cycle, and protein is critical to that.”

“The chemicals that are sprayed on your food… are chemicals from chemical warfare.” Jillian Michaels says we know conclusively that chemicals being sprayed on our food are carcinogenic. “We know for a fact that glyphosate… causes cancer, non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma in particular.” @JillianMichaels @sagesteele

Alex Clark reveals to Mike Rowe that a Chick-fil-A chicken sandwich has more than 50 ingredients. “It’s got over 50 ingredients.” “50 ingredients in a chicken sandwich. What the heck?” “It should be chicken.” @mikeroweworks @Realalexclark

Russell Brand says RFK Jr. and Dr. Oz have proven they’re willing to sacrifice whatever it takes to make America healthier. “I know that Secretary Kennedy is a heroic individual in the most sort of literal sense.” “I know that Dr. Oz is a heroic individual.” “And I suppose all of us know what ultimately defines a hero.” “It means, of course, to sacrifice yourself for the highest good.” @rustyrockets

Senator Rand Paul just REVEALED they uncovered previously unknown gain-of-function programs involving Fauci. And he says even more “explosive information” is coming next week. “We will have some more explosive information that comes out in the next week.” “Some of the communications between Anthony Fauci and his assistant involved some programs that are very worrisome, gain-of-function programs that we didn’t know existed until we came across these emails.” “So there’s more to come.” @SenRandPaul

MLB star Noah Syndergaard says it’s time to get kids off screens and back to living Real Life. And parents can set them up for success by creating an environment that gets them outside and involved. “I think the big thing is just to put down the iPads, get rid of technology, go outside and play like the good old days.” “It’s not really up to the kids necessarily all that much, up to the parents too.” “Just trying to get them involved in as many activities as possible, expose them to a lot of different things, and just really give them the best environment to succeed.” @Noahsyndergaard

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna says she made one thing clear to her colleagues: Americans are DONE with toxic chemicals on their food. And the calls from Moms and the MAHA movement letting lawmakers know they’re watching and holding them accountable are making a massive difference. “There was a few times on the floor where it got very nasty with some of my colleagues, and they were basically saying that I was doing this for attention and that I was bullying them.” “And I said, I think you guys are just tone deaf to not understand that the American people don’t want to be poisoned.” “When you tell people that you’re going to take campaign money from pesticide manufacturers or herbicide manufacturers and not care about the fact that it’s giving their kids cancer, maybe you guys should internally look at what you’re doing to yourself and to other people.” “You’re supposed to protect Americans, not hurt them.” @realannapaulina

MAHA Action is proud to endorse three more candidates committed to advancing the MAHA movement across America. @realBrandonGill for Texas’ 26th Congressional District has been one of Congress’s leading MAHA voices, fighting for healthier food, greater transparency, and an end to taxpayer subsidies for unhealthy fast food. @SununuSenator for U.S. Senate in New Hampshire is bringing the MAHA message to the Granite State with a campaign centered on healthcare affordability and price transparency. @BarbRegnitz for Indiana’s 1st Congressional District has pledged to put people before special interests by opposing liability protections for pesticide companies and standing up for the health of American families. These are the kinds of leaders the MAHA movement needs in Washington, and MAHA Action is proud to stand behind them.

MAHA Action is proud to endorse two great candidates committed to advancing the MAHA movement across America. @realannapaulina for Florida’s 13th Congressional District has been one of Congress’s strongest MAHA champions, leading the fight for food transparency and authoring the Luna Amendment to hold pesticide companies accountable when their products harm Americans. @DerekMerrin for Ohio’s 9th Congressional District has made Real Food and ingredient transparency a cornerstone of his campaign while fighting to put healthier choices and American families first. We’re proud to support both candidates as they help advance the MAHA movement across the country.

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RFK Jr. says President Trump “ordered” his administration to encourage and promote regenerative agriculture. He says the response from farmers to the administration’s investment was unlike anything USDA had seen before. “We brought the top 4 regenerative farmers in to meet President Trump, the first time that that’s ever happened.” “And the president ordered us to encourage and promote regenerative farming.” “Brooke and I, together with EPA, put $1 billion into helping farmers transition off.” “It got more responses from the public than any… application proposal in the history of USDA.” @ChildrensHD

Alex Clark tells Mike Rowe who she believes is the most motivated voting group in America. “Nobody votes harder than a pissed-off mom of a sick kid who cannot get any answers.” @Realalexclark @mikeroweworks

Sen. Rand Paul says it’s critical that history remembers Dr. Fauci as a villain to prevent someone else from following in his footsteps. “The pardon may protect him from criminal consequences.” “But he needs to be discredited in history so he is not replaced by another Fauci that wants to fund this dangerous research with taxpayer dollars that led to this pandemic.” @SenRandPaul

“Not a single person called us to complain.” “They’re fake.” Dr. Oz says CMS cracked down on fraud involving California hospices, Florida medical equipment suppliers, and 750,000 Obamacare accounts nationwide. He says they heard “crickets.” “When we go after them, they run away.” “We went after these hospices and shut down half of them. Crickets.” “Those durable medical equipment suppliers? Crickets.” “Those 750,000 phantom accounts? Crickets.”

Michigan gubernatorial candidate John James goes on a MUST WATCH rant about getting Michiganders healthier. “We can serve things to people that aren’t even considered food in other countries.” “And then we’re wondering why our healthcare costs are skyrocketing.” “It’s because we’re poisoning people from the day they’re born, and then we expect to throw medicine at it to fix it and make it better.” “It doesn’t work like that.” “We need to make sure that we have better regenerative soil, farm-to-table, that we’re giving our children better food in schools, and that we’re taking the harmful materials, like pesticides and dyes, out of our foods.” “And I think it’s gonna result in not just lowering our healthcare costs, but most importantly, having healthier Michiganders.” @JohnJamesMI

RFK Jr. and HHS are bringing new scientific firepower to the federal review of glyphosate. HHS and EPA are joining forces to investigate potential human health effects and fill major gaps in existing research. The review will examine cancer, reproductive and developmental effects, dietary exposure, occupational exposure, and even the microbiome. EPA is already reevaluating glyphosate and updating its human health risk assessment. Americans deserve answers about one of the most widely used herbicides in the country.