Jimmy Dore (34:11)
So the implication is we're in the United States government, the FBI, CIA, they're in bed with that great gang that he's saying they're cracking down on. Of course they're part of the opposition in Venezuela. And so the implication is they're not actually cracking down on that gang. They just grabbed 200 random Venezuelans and shipped them out of the country. We showed you. The one was a soccer player who was actually tortured by the. According to him, the Maduro government. So I don't know. That's pretty interesting. What do you think? What do you think, Misha? Is that interesting to you? Yeah, well, you know, to me you can see how. Just how. I mean, like, as soon as you showed us the story that they're being all collected and taken to one prison system, I'm like, but they're all not from that country. Why are you going to that country? Right? Why that country? Why wouldn't you send them? I thought they were going to be sent back to their homeland, right? Why do I want. And two, didn't it give you, like, kind of like when you would see them, you're like, okay, so you have this collection of this one gang all collected in this one site. That doesn't make sense either, being that they could still communicate with each other and still do whatever they want to do. So it does. You know, there are people here that are commenting right now. They're like, no, they should just be sent back. They don't get due process. No, they do get due process. The minute you don't allow people in our country to have due process, that goes against what our country is about. The whole thing is like, they could do that to them. They could do it to you. The inability for people to see what they do to someone else. They're good. It's just like we say, whatever they do to people overseas, they're going to eventually do to us. Now we have the militarized police. Now they lock. Now they're locking people up for protests. Now they're locking people up and kicking people out of the country for criticizing another country. Think about that. How crazy that is. So, yeah, I mean, I guess you then you. You. You admire Gestapo. Then I guess you admire the SS and the Stasi state, all that shit. You're supposed to hate fascism and communists and. And Gestapos and Stasis. You're supposed to hate that stuff. We're supposed to be better than that. Oh, fuck it. It's not me yet, so. But the important thing is this is. This is a smokescreen. Doesn't mean it doesn't even matter. None of that shit even matters. What it looks like is that this is a big smokescreen that the government, your FBI, is working with these people. You know, that right. You know, the CIA and the fba, they work with the drug cartels. They don't oppose them. So guess what? Bobby Kennedy made a big announcement. So this is from Holden Colada. He says Big Food CEO told RFK Jr what really terrifies them in a private meeting two weeks ago. Today, RFK Jr revealed what they told him, and then he did exactly what they were afraid of. Here's something else that's going to enrage your idiot liberal friends, that Bobby Kennedy is going after some corporate drone, just to let you know. So here it is. Two weeks ago, RFK Jr. Met with CEOs of Kraft, Heinz, General Mills, Tyson Foods, Kellogg's, Smucker's. With a name like Smucker's, that has to be good, and PepsiCo for a private meeting in D.C. i also say this, that food companies all came and met with me two weeks ago, and they're scared of me, but they're more scared of Governor Morrissey, because what they said. And they said, tell us what you want, we're going to do it. And they said, but stop these governors from passing these laws because we don't want a patchwork where West Virginia and California are banning food dyes, and we have to make special products for those states. So they're terrified of this, of what you're doing. So he's talking about a governor. Governor who's thinking of doing his own banning of bad pesticides, bad chemicals in the foods. That's what he's. That's what he's talking about. Governor Patrick Morrissey, West Virginia. He just made West Virginia the first state in the nation to make sweeping changes to clean up our food, defying the big food CEOs. And let's. Let's. Let's listen to him. First of all, let's listen. That's why today I'm proud to launch what I'm calling the four pillars of a healthy West Virginia. First, we have to clean up the food. We really do. We got to clean up the food. But you got to back away from the buffet. Come on, buddy. Learn to be just a little hungry and then go into ketosis. Okay, here we go. Let's start with no more dyes and dangerous additives in the schools. Look at that. We know that studies show that can lead to issues with hormones and hyperactivity and learning challenges for kids and even cancer. Our kids deserve better. And now they're going to get it. You deserve that. That's why earlier this week, we took the first step to remove those harmful Dyes from school, nutritional programs and food items throughout the state. And we're going to make lard the official state vegetable. Okay. And anybody looking for those dangerous chemicals can stop by my house if, you know, he's not going to hear me. I'm thankful to the legislature for their leadership in passing this bill and making West Virginia a leader. The first state in the nation to make sweeping changes to clean up our food. Uh, oh, okay. I'm. I'm going to hope, I'm going to hope some of those changes include the hormones and antibiotics they pump into the farm animals. I wonder if that. I wonder if it includes that. Okay, so that's pretty good. But, you know, but without color coded food and liquids, how can we program our children? That's my question. Governor Morrissey also signed the intent for the state of West Virginia to file multiple SNAP waivers banning soda and ultra processed foods. Ultra processed food from SNAP purchases. So here's, here's what you have to keep in mind. A SNAP recipient. So if you're getting food stamps, that's what that is. If you're too poor and you need the assistance. And I remember even Adam Carolla, when he was a kid, he said they used to get food stamps. You know how much they get? They get $187 a month, which turns out to be $6.16 per day. So if you want to get rid of ultra processed foods, which everybody does, you have to make real foods less expensive, not more expensive than ultra processed foods. That's why they eat the ultra processed foods, because it's cheap. Yeah. That's why they'll go to fast food restaurants and that's why they live in food deserts and they don't have fresh food and they have to eat nothing but ultra processed food. You know, either. Either you give them healthier food or you give them more money to buy healthier food. Okay. By the way, I think my voice can travel. Isn't it a wonderful and historic moment to have a Kennedy in West Virginia? That's right. Nice. What does it say? I don't know what it says. They say bake at. Was it Maha something? Maha, Virginia. I wonder. Well, you better now. I will be signing the. I hope that's a reinforced chair. Anyway. For the state of West Virginia to file multiple staff waivers as I described. Oh, there he is. He's signing it. Okay. It's exciting. And these guys, they got the kids around them because this is all about the kids. That kid's like, you better sign that. What did their Hats say I can't see what it says. Make America healthy again. I think that's what it says. Looks better on Bobby. Then RFK urged all the other governors to do exactly what Big Food asked him not to do. Get in line behind. Well, let's listen. What I the message I want to give to the country today and to all the other governors is get in line behind Governor Morrissey and apply for a waiver to my agency and we're going to give it to you. That's the way we're going to win this. So he's telling each individual governors, go ahead, do it yourselves. Come to apply to my agency. Which is exactly what Big Food doesn't want him to do. They want a uniform set of regulations. And he's saying, screw it. Do it individually in your own states. He's got. I got one more slide here. I don't know what this is. Let's watch. And I want to commend Governor Morrissey not only for his vision, but for his courage, because it's very, very hard. And for these legislatures who are pushing this bill. All of them are getting calls every day from the big soda companies, the sugar soda and the fake food companies. We're not eating food. We're eating food like substances. Yeah. Food like substances that are addictive. Yeah. Like pink slime. That's your hamburger meat at McDonald's. The pink slime. Remember that when we covered that. So here's the. This is the USDA Secretary, Brooke Rollins. She pledged to work with RFK Jr. To reform SNAP and stop subsidizing soda and ultra processed foods. Let's listen to what she says.