Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is now leading the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. And his recent appointment—Dr. Casey Means as Surgeon General—has ignited a firestorm.

But it’s not just critics or pundits raising the alarm. It’s his own former running mate! 

Nicole Shanahan says she was explicitly promised that Casey and Calley Means would not be empowered under HHS. Now, not only has that promise allegedly been broken, Shanahan claims Kennedy is “reporting to someone regularly who is controlling his decisions—and it isn’t President Trump.”

And she didn’t stop there. She described both Means siblings as “artificial and aggressive,” even implying they may be “bred and raised Manchurian assets.”

This isn’t politics as usual... This is a moment of moral fracture inside a MAHA movement that once promised radical transparency and independence from captured systems.

If RFK Jr. wants to lead a health renaissance—and if Nicole Shanahan wants to defend the integrity of that vision—then this conversation needs to happen. In public. On the record.

- Who is actually influencing America’s new health regime?
- Are wellness visionaries like Dr. Means healers—or ideological operatives?
- And how should internal dissent be handled when the stakes are this high?

This isn’t just about appointments. It’s about trust. And for those who backed the MAHA vision, it’s time to hear both voices—uncensored and unfiltered.

Let’s bring them to the table.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr

Nicole Shanahan

RFK Jr. and Nicole Shanahan Need to Talk (About Casey Means)

For the first time in modern memory, New York’s mayoral election may come down to two independents—and no primary debates. Former federal prosecutor Jim Walden has openly challenged Mayor Eric Adams to a public debate after both pivoted away from traditional party lines. Walden claims Adams’ switch was one of desperation, not conviction, and the people deserve clarity—not just campaign ads.

With major policy divides—from policing to housing to ethics scandals—this race is more than political theatre. It's a referendum on how power is held, lost, and reclaimed in America’s largest city. And without a primary, there may be no public forum unless we demand one.

In a moment of deep disillusionment with party machines, this conversation is our shot at a raw, unscripted look at leadership. Will Adams rise to the challenge? Will Walden hold his ground? Let’s bring the heat to the debate stage—and let New Yorkers decide who earns their trust.

Sign to make this conversation happen. NYC deserves to hear it.

Mayor Eric Adams

Jim Walden

Get Mayor Eric Adams and Candidate Jim Walden to Debate!

Lily Tang Williams survived Mao’s Cultural Revolution. Now she’s warning that America is echoing dangerous patterns: ideological conformity, censorship, and cultural purges. Her 2024 congressional run sparked national attention, but it was Joe Rogan’s praise—calling her a “bad ass woman”—that set the stage for something bigger.

In January 2025, Williams called for a chance to share her story on The Joe Rogan Experience. With the Trump/Vance win reigniting debates around freedom and authoritarianism, this moment couldn’t be more ripe. Many young Americans lack context for the ideologies they encounter daily. Williams offers a rare, firsthand perspective.

A Rogan conversation would reach millions—bridging generational gaps, challenging groupthink, and reminding us what’s at stake when we forget history.

Joe Rogan

Lily Tang Williams

Let's Get Lily Tang Williams on the Joe Rogan Experience!

In January 2025, a public feud erupted on X between two of the most influential—and radically opposed—voices in health optimization.

Dr. Paul Saladino, the face of the animal-based diet movement, accused tech billionaire Bryan Johnson of promoting misleading science, demonizing red meat, and relying on pharmaceutical crutches to prop up his plant-based Blueprint. Johnson clapped back with pristine biomarkers and clinical confidence, defending his lifestyle as the pinnacle of measurable human performance.

Testosterone levels were questioned. Bloodwork receipts were posted. Even an MMA challenge was issued.

But beneath the memes and metrics lies a deeper clash: 

• What does it really mean to live well, eat right, and age wisely in the 21st century?
• Is optimal health engineered through supplements and self-tracking—or found in ancestral diets and nose-to-tail nourishment?

This isn’t just about macros and muscle. It’s about trust, transparency, and the limits of techno-utopianism. And the internet deserves more than hot takes—we need a rigorous, respectful confrontation between worldviews.

Sign the petition to hear a stimulating, candid discussion about the future of human health.

Bryan Johnson

Paul Saladino

Urge Bryan Johnson and Paul Saladino to Discuss their Beef & the Future of Human Health

Remember when buying something meant you kept it? Well with digital media on web2, that’s not the case. 

Amazon’s recent policy change to disallow Kindle backups only compounds what’s always been true: digital media “Buy” buttons are often misleading when it’s the corporate platforms that ultimately own the media.

On the very day Amazon made this change, J.A. Konrath, the original self-publishing maverick, launched a collection with Alexandria Labs where readers truly own their books. 

This isn't just semantics. It's about how we fund art, disseminate information, and preserve stories. It’s about whether we'll still be able to access our libraries tomorrow.

In this conversation, Konrath and Alexandria Labs founder Amelie Lasker may discuss:

- What does genuine ownership of digital books look like in 2025?
- Why is decentralization essential for both authors and readers?
- How can web3 tools reimagine the relationship between creators and their audience?

These two pioneers are rewriting the ending to Big Tech's media power grab, and we need to hear how they're doing it.

Sign this petition and let the speakers know why you’d be excited to hear this conversation!

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