President Donald Trump attempted to calm tensions with a group known as MAHA in May by inviting them to his ranch for two days. [1] The meeting was attended by pro-MAHA politicians, activists, and leaders who were upset over what they perceived as the government's handling of a weed killer issue. However, this move backfired, leading to increased public scrutiny and criticism of Trump’s administration. [2] Some media outlets have reported that MAHA members expressed their dissatisfaction with Trump during the meeting, suggesting that his efforts to appease them were not well-received. [1] In contrast, other sources did not provide specific details about what was discussed or how the group reacted to Trump's overtures.