The MAHA Report Cites Studies That Don’t Exist | The Trump administration’s “Make America Healthy Again” report misinterprets some studies and cites others that don’t exist, according to listed author

Don't forget idiots. They played an important part too.

They do it because it creates a premise, a justification, for policy changes and to bully private entities into following new policy. It doesn't matter that the documents they're using for justification are incorrect and mostly fiction because they'll never admit to that. Any attempt at rebuttal will be completely ignored and they just keep repeating "we have to do X because of Y justification and if you don't do X also then you hate America."

This is all the evidence Alex Jones needs, and Alex Jones as all the evidence talk radio listeners need to ask about it on Joe Rogan, and it being on Rogan makes it big enough for "one America" put to broadcast, one America's success is all the public support Fox "News" needs to rebroadcast it as news. And then enough Americans will hear about it that it'll be a talking point at every diner, 4th of July celebration and family bbq.