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Bo Snerdley: “RFK Jr’s talking about actually changing things at the FDA so that known carcinogens and known problems can finally be eradicated out of the American ultra processed food.” “He's talking about bringing common sense reforms to the way that American foods are processed, and those implications will...

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the lake always has bodies 的头像
the lake always has bodies1 年前

RFK is the only one hardcore enough to fix it. We have to tear down the monolith and monopoly of centralized control

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End Tribalism in Politics1 年前

It does seem to be corrupted to its core.

Yoni Paz 的头像
Yoni Paz1 年前

It would be nice to see some collaboration that isn’t strictly to benefit our politicians The incentives have to change. They make more money the sicker people get Decades of Americans being poisoned and medicine getting more expensive… finally an admin willing to do something

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Bennett Lee1 年前

All people have to come on board with this. Everyday, we eat food and we'll know INSTANTLY the difference when these reforms take place.

Ian ☮️ ❤️ 😃 的头像
Ian ☮️ ❤️ 😃1 年前

I think News Nation may be the largest main stream media channel in 5-10 years. They seem to be interested in truth and not propaganda. At least from what I’ve seen.

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Alex Cacciatore1 年前

@realDonaldTrump @DonaldJTrumpJr don’t mess this up it’s an easy lay up don’t go back on your word

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Raider Dave1 年前

Lord please protect RFK 🙏🏼

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Retired1 年前

Love the confident energy & plans to completely change things coming from 🔥Kennedy🔥Musk & 💢Homan. Hope all the cabinet members are this outstanding.

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Jason C1 年前

Well said 🫶💪

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The United States is the leading country in ultra-processed food consumption. Ultra-processed foods account for about 60% of the total daily caloric intake for Americans. This is because so much of the food in America is processed. Even the things that don't NEED to be...
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The United States is the leading country in ultra-processed food consumption. Ultra-processed foods account for about 60% of the total daily caloric intake for Americans. This is because so much of the food in America is processed. Even the things that don't NEED to be...

Michael Morelli

2,603,851 次观看 • 2 年前

Phillip: I suspect that some of the people in the state of New Hampshire would be affected by things like this. Sununu: A bunch of overpaid academics that have been abusing the system. Phillip: What I'm talking about is medical research, which is what these things fund. And I think Katie Britt is talking about this too Sununu: No, Katie Britt is worried about a bunch of professors getting fired
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Phillip: I suspect that some of the people in the state of New Hampshire would be affected by things like this. Sununu: A bunch of overpaid academics that have been abusing the system. Phillip: What I'm talking about is medical research, which is what these things fund. And I think Katie Britt is talking about this too Sununu: No, Katie Britt is worried about a bunch of professors getting fired

Acyn

717,937 次观看 • 1 年前

Marc Andreessen says he has visited Mar-a-Lago and that RFK Jr. is fully in control of the health agenda. “One of the things I learned is that RFK is really in charge of health for the country, and is working with the president.” “This whole MAHA thing he's very serious about and a lot of people, including a lot of the most qualified people I know in the field, are like, ‘yes it is long overdue that we look at the food system.’” “I'm actually very encouraged that this is now going to be a very big focus here and not just by the government, but I think also in the culture.”
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Marc Andreessen says he has visited Mar-a-Lago and that RFK Jr. is fully in control of the health agenda. “One of the things I learned is that RFK is really in charge of health for the country, and is working with the president.” “This whole MAHA thing he's very serious about and a lot of people, including a lot of the most qualified people I know in the field, are like, ‘yes it is long overdue that we look at the food system.’” “I'm actually very encouraged that this is now going to be a very big focus here and not just by the government, but I think also in the culture.”

End Tribalism in Politics

330,349 次观看 • 1 年前

Marjorie Taylor Greene says that her "common sense" tells her that the Deep State and the Democrats tried to assassinate Donald Trump. She also "fully believes" that we're talking about the biggest coverup by the government in American history. WTF IS MTG SMOKING?
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Marjorie Taylor Greene says that her "common sense" tells her that the Deep State and the Democrats tried to assassinate Donald Trump. She also "fully believes" that we're talking about the biggest coverup by the government in American history. WTF IS MTG SMOKING?

CALL TO ACTIVISM

485,396 次观看 • 2 年前

"Robert Garcia and the Democrats on oversight don't care about justice. They don't care about victims. They don't care about anything except one thing - they care about making the American public think that Donald Trump had something to do with this." "What the Democrats are doing here is they're taking a very serious story in which real people got hurt by powerful people, all for the purpose of trying to smear Donald Trump. That's what this has always been about."
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"Robert Garcia and the Democrats on oversight don't care about justice. They don't care about victims. They don't care about anything except one thing - they care about making the American public think that Donald Trump had something to do with this." "What the Democrats are doing here is they're taking a very serious story in which real people got hurt by powerful people, all for the purpose of trying to smear Donald Trump. That's what this has always been about."

Thomas Hern

24,889 次观看 • 8 个月前

Jeffries: They are lying about what we're asking to do. We've made clear that federal law currently prohibits undocumented immigrants from receiving comprehensive health care paid for by federal American tax dollars, and no one is asking to change that law. But what we are doing is making it clear that we need to protect the health care of the American people
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Jeffries: They are lying about what we're asking to do. We've made clear that federal law currently prohibits undocumented immigrants from receiving comprehensive health care paid for by federal American tax dollars, and no one is asking to change that law. But what we are doing is making it clear that we need to protect the health care of the American people

Acyn

81,720 次观看 • 10 个月前

Trump will be known as the AI president in his second term. All of the productivity, all of the performance of the economy, all of the things we're seeing across all 11 sectors in small and large business around what happened with AI, is accruing on his watch. I'd be talking a lot about the fact that he delivered a technology for both defense, education, medicine, and everything else that is bringing major benefits to the entire American population. They may not see yet, but they can start to feel it. I would take credit for that, and he hasn't done that yet. I bet by the time we go into the general, he will. He's the luckiest president on Earth to get that benefit.
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Trump will be known as the AI president in his second term. All of the productivity, all of the performance of the economy, all of the things we're seeing across all 11 sectors in small and large business around what happened with AI, is accruing on his watch. I'd be talking a lot about the fact that he delivered a technology for both defense, education, medicine, and everything else that is bringing major benefits to the entire American population. They may not see yet, but they can start to feel it. I would take credit for that, and he hasn't done that yet. I bet by the time we go into the general, he will. He's the luckiest president on Earth to get that benefit.

Kevin O'Leary aka Mr. Wonderful

37,144 次观看 • 14 天前

We are way past talking about all of the corrupt judges. We’ve already proven that. We are way past talking about those in our government guilty of Treason and Sedition. We’ve already proven that. Trump is literally at the Find Out stage. We are right there frens. Buckle up buttercups, because things are about to get very bumpy! “Why aren't you talking about what these members of Congress are doing to encourage it and incite violence?” "They are literally saying to 1.3 million active duty service members to defy the chain of command, not to follow lawful orders.”
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We are way past talking about all of the corrupt judges. We’ve already proven that. We are way past talking about those in our government guilty of Treason and Sedition. We’ve already proven that. Trump is literally at the Find Out stage. We are right there frens. Buckle up buttercups, because things are about to get very bumpy! “Why aren't you talking about what these members of Congress are doing to encourage it and incite violence?” "They are literally saying to 1.3 million active duty service members to defy the chain of command, not to follow lawful orders.”

RealAF Patriot

16,934 次观看 • 9 个月前

RFK Jr. says the government “betrayed” Americans by claiming ultra-processed food is the same as real food. “For decades, Washington lied to Americans.” “They told us that real food was no better than ultra-processed.” “That claim defied science, it ignored common sense, and it betrayed American families.” “It justified hundreds of billions of dollars in subsidies for ultra-processed products.”
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RFK Jr. says the government “betrayed” Americans by claiming ultra-processed food is the same as real food. “For decades, Washington lied to Americans.” “They told us that real food was no better than ultra-processed.” “That claim defied science, it ignored common sense, and it betrayed American families.” “It justified hundreds of billions of dollars in subsidies for ultra-processed products.”

MAHA Action

14,440 次观看 • 6 个月前

Batya Ungar-Sargon: “Starting in 1965, we implemented a policy of mass migration to where the percentage of foreign-born Americans right now is higher than it's ever been in American history. That led to the disinheritance of the American working class that is very tied to our foreign policy.” Abby Phillip: “So your code word of policy of mass migration is really what you're talking about, is that we stopped saying that only Europeans could come to the United States.” Batya Ungar-Sargon: “No, we offshored manufacturing to China.” Abby Phillip: “I'm not into the euphemisms here. If you're talking about 1965 and mass migration, what you're talking about is a policy that said that you don't have to be from Europe to come to the United States. You can be a talented person, a person with potential from anywhere in the world.” Batya Ungar-Sargon: “No Abby, all the immigration restrictions before that were on Europeans, like Jews, who they didn't want to let in. So that's not right. It's not about race at all, it's not about Europe. It is about the difference between being an American and not being an American. And we sold that difference out through that post-war world order. And that is why people vote for Donald Trump.” OBLITERATED!
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Batya Ungar-Sargon: “Starting in 1965, we implemented a policy of mass migration to where the percentage of foreign-born Americans right now is higher than it's ever been in American history. That led to the disinheritance of the American working class that is very tied to our foreign policy.” Abby Phillip: “So your code word of policy of mass migration is really what you're talking about, is that we stopped saying that only Europeans could come to the United States.” Batya Ungar-Sargon: “No, we offshored manufacturing to China.” Abby Phillip: “I'm not into the euphemisms here. If you're talking about 1965 and mass migration, what you're talking about is a policy that said that you don't have to be from Europe to come to the United States. You can be a talented person, a person with potential from anywhere in the world.” Batya Ungar-Sargon: “No Abby, all the immigration restrictions before that were on Europeans, like Jews, who they didn't want to let in. So that's not right. It's not about race at all, it's not about Europe. It is about the difference between being an American and not being an American. And we sold that difference out through that post-war world order. And that is why people vote for Donald Trump.” OBLITERATED!

RedWave Press

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The Vigilant Fox 🦊

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nad

32,990 次观看 • 10 个月前

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31,442 次观看 • 6 个月前

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Insider Paper

293,771 次观看 • 11 个月前

Best Historical Argument for the Resurrection: Look at this excellent historical sleuthing from Wes Huff... "One of the best pieces of evidence that I think speaks to the tangibleness of the resurrection is that you and I, Michaela, are talking about it 2,000 years later" "You talk to secular scholars and they will grant okay the disciples had some sort of experience" "There's the adage that uh uh liars make poor martyrs in that you will die for something you you believe to be true, but something you know to be a lie, it's a lot harder to actually go to your grave to" "I think the breadth of the historical case for the credibility of the gospels is comprehensive enough that it gives us a base work to say that the disciples were not lying, that they believed what they were doing to be true and that the account for that all of the kind of alternatives to Jesus's resurrection I think ultimately fall short" "If you evaluate what Jesus's claims actually are about himself, he's either lying through his teeth, he's either a lunatic or he's the Lord of the universe who actually validated the claims that he made about who he is by rising from the dead. And so, I think, you know, I think the evidence is on the side"
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20,053 次观看 • 3 个月前

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Q: "Is it the White House's position that furloughed workers should be paid for their back-pay?" President Trump: "I would say it depends on who we're talking about. I can tell you this, the Democrats have put a lot of people in great risk and jeopardy, but it really depends on who you're talking about, but for the most part we're going to take care of our people. There are some people that really don't deserve to be taken care of and we'll take care of them in a different way."

CSPAN

75,366 次观看 • 10 个月前