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Calley Means just told Joe Rogan why he resigned from the White House.

"There is a very concentrated group of people in the Trump administration that are antagonistic to what people voted for.”

“And frankly, I think it's very clear, are doing things for other reasons, particularly in many cases to enrich their families."

@calleymeans @joerogan

RFK Jr. says opioid overdose deaths are down 30%, opioid prescriptions are down more than 50%, and 20,000 lives have been saved.

But he says the mainstream media refuses to cover the Trump administration’s accomplishments.

“Literally nobody in the press has covered this.”

“Opioid prescriptions are down by more than 50%.”

“Opioid overdoses are down by around 30%.”

“We have saved 20,000 lives.”

“Prescriptions for Suboxone and naltrexone, which are opiate antagonists, are up by 218%.”

“What we’re doing in our various programs is working, and it’s working for the American public.”

“And there’s another fantastic accomplishment by the Trump administration that everybody said could not happen.”

“But it’s getting done and nobody’s covering it.”

Calley Means says RFK Jr. is fighting the same corporate corruption Democrats claim they want to end.

And with Stephen Miller now White House Chief of Staff, he sees a real opportunity for Republicans and Democrats to come together on MAHA.

“What I take it to mean is actually an opening for Republicans and Democrats.”

“‘Unleash the Kraken’ means doing things that matter to the American people.”

“And when it comes to healthcare, these are completely nonpartisan things.”

“I spent every single day with Bobby Kennedy, as you said, probably more time with him than almost anyone.”

“And what he says, what he pushes his team on, is the exact same things that Democrats are running on.”

“It is taking on corporate capture. It’s taking on corruption.”

“It’s taking on Big Pharma incentives. It’s making our food healthier.”

“That is what he is pushing his team to do.”

@calleymeans

RFK Jr. says it’s time to move beyond a “pill for every ill” and start addressing the lifestyle choices making Americans sick.

“We can’t just rely on pharmaceutical interventions where there’s a pill for every ill.”

“If we really want to make America healthy again, we have to treat the holistic individual.”

“We have to look at all of the lifestyle changes that have been making us a sick care system.”

“And we have to change those lifestyle choices to make us a healthcare system and a very healthy society.”

MAHA Action endorsed candidate Julia Letlow has won Louisiana’s U.S. Senate race.

Letlow introduced the FRESH Act to write the new MAHA dietary guidelines into federal law and protect their focus on real, whole foods.

She has made reducing chronic disease and improving the food Americans eat a central part of her work in Congress.

Now she is taking that fight to the U.S. Senate.

@jbletlow