MAHA is not one issue, and not everyone inside the movement feels the same way about its progress. Some are seeing major movement on food and regenerative farming. Others are furious that mRNA vaccines remain on the market. Parents who have spent decades fighting for recognition of vaccine injury are finally hearing those words spoken by the government. Del Bigtree’s message as those tensions grow: stop turning on each other. “Let’s recognize that we’re all in this together. We’re all needed.” Then take that energy somewhere it can actually matter: tell your representatives what you want changed.

Years ago, Dr. Shannon Kroner invited ZDoggMD to join a public vaccine debate. He responded by mocking her credentials and the invitation on his show. Now that ZDogg is publicly questioning some of his earlier views on vaccines, Kroner says she is not looking for a rematch. “What I would like is an apology.” The broader debate she wanted back then still has not happened.

Mercury in Your Mouth: The Dirty Secret of Dentistry Half of American dentists are still using mercury amalgam fillings. Biological dentist Dr. Marc DiNola joins Del, along with patient Zachary, who spent years doing everything right for his health (clean diet, herbal medicine, detox protocols) while leaving the mercury in his teeth untouched. RFK Jr. and Dr. Oz recently stood side by side to announce a federal push to end the use of mercury amalgam, urging state Medicaid programs to transition away from a material that contains 54% mercury. DiNola breaks down why the announcement matters and what it left out. Mercury fillings off-gas vapor 24 hours a day, accelerated by hot liquids, grinding, and chewing. That vapor depletes glutathione (the body’s primary antioxidant) and drives oxidative stress, inflammation, and energy disruption throughout the body. What the HHS announcement’s risk categories didn’t mention: mercury amalgam in the mouth imparts multi-drug resistant bacteria in the gut, a connection to antibiotic resistance that DiNola calls the mic drop the government left on the floor. Zachary’s story is the segment’s center of gravity. Despite a years-long health transformation that resolved kidney stones and major weight issues, he kept hitting a wall... until he met DiNola in a men’s group and had his mouth examined. Mercury removal was followed by a two-week detox. Within a month, the brain fog lifted. He then had a root canal removed using DiNola’s biological protocol: ozone disinfection of the bone, platelet-rich fibrin packed into the socket, and sutures. He has not been seriously ill since. DiNola also covers the SMART protocol for safe mercury removal, where to find trained biological dentists (IAOMT and AOMT), and why mercury must be removed before root canal work in a full-mouth revision.

ZDogg Said What? For over a decade, ZDogg (Dr. Zubin Damania) built his platform calling vaccine-questioning parents third-grade-level thinkers, demanding they be shamed and silenced, and attacking Del by name. Now, in a recent interview with Vinay Prasad, he’s saying something different: there’s no such thing as anti-vaxxers and pro-vaxxers, just people trying to do right by their kids, and public health bears a large burden of responsibility for where vaccine trust is today. Del plays the new clip, then plays the old ones. There’s no ambiguity about what ZDogg said before, calling parents who questioned vaccines “entrenched and delusional,” saying they deserved to be mocked, saying he would never let them speak. In the new interview, ZDogg acknowledges that myocarditis from COVID vaccines happens, that some of those cases lead to heart failure and pulmonary embolism, that the absolutist approach was wrong, and that when his own child was due for the full vaccine series, it didn’t feel right even to him. Del also corrects the record on one moment ZDogg used for years as content: footage of a man banging on a studio window during a pro-vaccine broadcast. That man, Del says, was a father whose baby daughter, Zara Antoinette Shields, had died shortly after vaccination. He wasn’t an anti-vaxxer. He was a grieving father trying to get through a door. Del extends an open invitation: ZDogg’s place or his, on camera, for the full conversation.