watch the show, i don't fish. i am sorry. it is boring. i never catch anything. catch a cold, that's about it. that's all for tonight, always remember one thing, i'm waters, and i am the son king. miss gomms. >> with the revelatn yesterday that the fbi attempted to swing a presidential election. on saturday, joe biden gave one of the most divisive speeches and their generation by sitting president, get a commencement address of the howard university, biden said the following. >> racism come along to apart. it's a battle that's never really over.

stay up to the poisoning, white supremacist that i did my inaugural address to a single out as the most dangerous tears in our homeland is white supremacy. >> white supremacy, did he mean it, didn't believe that white supremacy is our greatest threat to america? if he does, it can be no greater sign of incompetence, the global rise of the chinese communist party unsustainable and unfettered illegal immigration which you cannot have a welfare state and open the borders, you will cease to act access to, the of brink of nuclear war. personal but you but you may have led me and put in, if he believes that white supremacy is that threat to democracy we should immediately invoke the 20 as our national security threat. someone for the love of god will your warn all those people of color who are illegally smuggling themselves into america screaming asylum that

they just stuck into nazi germany. if it is so bad, why does everybody want to come here? if joe biden thinks the biggest threat to america is white supremacy, he should beately laa congressional inquiry tomorrow into the most racist statement made by living president. >> the first i've heard of, mainstream america who has are attending and great, and clean and mice of god, extensive story. >> you can i to a 7-eleven or i don't condone it unless you have a slight indian accent. just as talented as white kids. >> jesse: stunning, that is your savior a white supremacy, no, the mentor and by the member of the kkk, doesn't believe any what he has told students at howard, it is a panda, a

panderer so obvious and naked that he had to immediately point out that he knows the emperor has no clothes. speak i'm not those that i am aa black hbcus, i say wherever i go. >> i'm not just saying that because i'm here. this is a strong contrast to what joe biden promised four years ago. he promised that if you remember to be the uniter and cheap to bring us together. >> today, on this january day, my whole soul is into this. bringing america together, uniting our people, you dining our nation, ask every american to join me in this cause. we must end this uncivil war. the pitch of red against blue. we can do this. if we open our souls. instead of hardening our heart.

>> jesse: opening our hearts to end this uncivil war, but then after the speech, something happened, joe biden failed, he failed in every way possible, inflation has hit record high because of record spending. energy costs are through the roof, 6 million migrants have crossed our borders. we are on the verge of what some say will be the worst recession since the 80s. the world is on the brink of nuclear war. what do you do? when you fail, you blame. he first bill and i start unvaccinated, he told us the real problem was that those three breeders who won't wear masks. a says republicans want to take away your right to vote, about gun nuts are those who legally say that by your gun, maga radicals, catch all umbrella term of extremists. by the time biden arrived, at the announcement of his reelection campaign a few weeks ago, he'd given up being a uniter, extremists are lurking

around every corner, lining up to take our freedoms, once he said if you don't vote for him, you are not black, now if you don't vote for him, you don't care about freedom. and, with their marching orders, you're an outcomes team biden to scold america. >> extremist so-called leaders and georgia, so-called leaders, extremist leaders, extremists have made it more difficult to vote. extremist in the georgia state legislature went so far as to limit drop boxes, extremists proposed and passed laws to attack the freedom of a woman to make a decision about her own body. these so-called leaders, extremists, extremists state-by-state, made it legal to open carry a gun without even a permit or a background check, these extremists, dare claim to be for life. these extremists have a plan.

>> jesse: that was just one speech, what you see extremist quest mike what do they look like quest mike they look like me, they disagree with me. is that us? are we a nation of bigots? it is now my life, i doubt it is yours. we play in the same sports team, take your kids to practices, we worship might go to parent teacher night we largely love one another regardless of race. i think it's actually undeniable that we are living in the lease raises moment in human history. within that context. we are in the least racist country in the planet and we are almost at the least racist moment in the entire of our own personal america is three. i say almost because take a look at this gallup poll, june 2008 months before barack obama won the presidential election, nearly 70% racial relationship where very good. i obama's last year and a number

of americans who have a positive view of relationships dropped by nearly 20 points including less than half of black adults. number of black americans who worry a great deal of race went up by 40% in obama's presidency. number of white americans who worry about race nearly doubled in that time span as well. between the last year of trump's presidency in the first year of fighting, the number of americans worry a great deal of race increased from 31% to almost 3%. if you did a word count by the way for "the new york times" for example on the word racist of the for the last 15 years of which you see, word bubbles absolute explosions. all the race mongering, all the division, it is working. just over a decade ago we were heading to the moment of judging each other according to the content of our character and not the color of our skins, but since that time, politicians have used our worries and stings

to pit us against one another for their own political gain, they are happy to tear us apart our carpool in exchange for your support of the voting booth, telling lies, creating bogeyman, reinforcing tribes, joe biden will divide us. he will tear us down, fill us with hate for his own gain. for power. one person, was running to stop that from happening, nikki haley, former ambassador to the u.n. and governor of south carolina, inky, great to have you with us. why is this happen, why do politicians insist on dividing us and seemingly pushing us toward a race war quest mike >> inflation is running rapid. crime all-time high, you got illegal immigrants, totally open border, china on the march. and that hasn't nothing to do with race. the idea that he brought up white supremacy goes back to what you said started with obama, now it is with biden,

leftist and search by race into everything, insert race into everything. all that does is pit people against each other and doesn't allow it to get into solutions, their answer to everything is to blame everybody else for being racist when not them, and that we see how that plays out. >> will: you are running for president, want to ask you one of your statements in your past, there are those who cynically seeks to divide us based on upon race, i don't think it obviously you are one of those people, there are also people who readily accept a false premise too quickly, i was disappointed to see one of your tweets and 2020, during the bubble wallace appear when there was a news hung in the nascar race, turned out to be a hoax, he tweeted at that time that we should stand with bubble wallace, i guess are cowards who secretly put the news in his garage stall, watch our backs, bubba has a bigger armor than you do. i was a false story, it was a hoax, it was investigated, not true, why did you accept as

true. >> thank you for asking it loud, out first of all, i will tell you, i was partnered with nascar, and south carolina come out as partners with them, they were there for me when i went through the church shooting when we had a cop shooting all of those things. and i trusted them, so when i saw nascar came out with dad, and they showed all of those race car drivers behind him, i trusted them, i trusted that they had done their homework, that was clearly not the case. i had a long relationship with them, i had no reason to doubt them. >> will: it's are your regret that in that institution in that moment? >> that they have no debt and any, a group that does their homework, always pay careful and measured in what everything they do, i trusted friends when i worked with with four years. >> will: i truly appreciate the answer that you give us tonight, reflection and correction. as we move forward, i remember that moment, i was on espn, took a lot of slings and arrows in

the modern day america form, that's called a racist for saying the facts don't back up the story. what i want to hear from you tonight is about that moment, you're ready to be the leader of the free world. you have to be able to stand up in the moment and accept the truth or look for the truth when everyone else is telling you alive. those come in really intense moments, and we are in one of those moments. daniel penny, jordan neely, is a day in the new york city subway be, moments from last week, where the world is going to tell us to life that this is yet another example of white supremacy gum another example of racism. the truth it is yet to be discovered. >> this is really upsetting, here you have alvin bragg, he's letting murders go, street crime have been over york city, here on the wife of a combat veteran, here you have a former military guy where it's in their blood to

defend and protect. he saw a danger, he was trying to protect themselves and other people in the subway. the idea that bragg would go and indict him this way without an investigation, without any sort of a grand jury, what i think needs to have been to pardon penny, no question about it, she needs a part of me right away, the right thing to do, this is if they don't, criminals will continue to rule the street of new york because a there's no accountability for anyone who tries to stop them, if she pardons him, the sets are right on a lot of things, put criminals on notice and will let people like penny who were brave in that instant, will let them know that we got there back. >> will: we need more daniel penny, we need for strong men and women standing up and moments in crisis, leaders and -- want to see that neutral answer from 2020, leaders who will stand up with strength in

these moments where we are surrounded by fear. after go quickly, want to have a longer conversation with you, i hope we have a longer conversation, want to ask you this question, one we would think that needs to be sinking. if you can't tell me, why do you want to be president? >> my parents came over here 50 years ago to america that was strong and proud and full of opportunity. i want them to know that country again. i'm doing this for my husband, military brothers and sisters, they need to know their sacrifice meant something, i need to know we love our country. i'm doing this for my daughter who got just got married. i'm doing for my son who is a junior in college and i seem writing papers of things he doesn't want to leave and come out just to get an, that is not us, that's not america, 70% of americans don't think their children are getting a get a life they didn't. need to change that. >> will: that a was not worth it. i accept that you're accepting

accepting the challenges. >> i appreciate that. >> will: downplaying the dirt report is a nothing burger. trying to undermine our democracy, more on that, next. ♪ ♪ all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. we're investing for our clients in the projects that power our economy. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive.

>> durham report up a decade of lies, promulgated by the media, democratic politician and was apparently the national security state. now the truth is coming out, what they are doing is pretending of course, to be victims, not the perpetrators of a political witch hunt. >> durham pro largely large, part delusional fantasy. >> big shot nothing, me of the weaponization hearings that are going on, also is falling flat on their face because there is no they are. >> no legitimate investigation, political air in. >> up the goal was to rack up many indictments and prove all of the russia, russia, south, failed miserably.

>> a complete dud to come out once again another dud by john durham. >> a pretty double, sad ending to an investigation, never should have place. >> will: is somebody i respected today, told me, a people who look in the me and i and i. i'm about the truth. these people that you saw on your screen, you'll see once again, we'll never apologize for what they did to our country. top officials such as jim comey, manipulated the public for years with misleading statements and gross mischaracterization. in short, lies. they weren't punished, there were in fact rewarded with multi-million-dollar book deals, peter strzok, eric strobel, built up korea screaming about russia gates. max boot, rick wilson, ana navarro, we can keep going on and on as they did about russia gates. in benefited, let's to name a

few. we are seeing names on the screen now, federal law enforcement agency, most important a responsible crafting our justice system, delivered left-wing sermons at prestigious university and lucrative contributing deals at msnbc and cnn. they are not only not apologize, they have profited, kelly heard pinion at the washing times and joins us now. charlie, the left i don't know if this originates some central memo are talking points, get on verbal tics, pandemic, start to democracy, durham report was a nothing burger. >> just like over the five or six years, they have all been on the singing in the same choir, talking about how our government was under threat from all of this disinformation and this attempt to perform iq on our government by russia and as it turned out we are finding what you and i and many others

speculated, work force are in the queue was going on there tires in time, these people were the ones behind it and democratic politicians were on behind it. the press was played that music at every single turn. to encourage this. i think what you said is so important, the lies were bad enough. these people -- they are never going to apologize for that. they're not going to admit that they were lying because i believe it was intentional, and these lies, they knew there were lies, they should have known they were lies and you stupid to be to be allowed to be in journalism. >> will: interdicting point, charlie, greg gutfeld, and a fascinating point in my opinion, if you believe donald trump is hitler, represents an existential threat to america -- you will be willing to do anything, break the rules, tell

lies, run smear campaigns, you are the hero saving the world from the next would be hitler in donald trump, do you think all these people that were rattling up if there were in the media -- do they know they are telling lies, casting themselves as the hero or do they think they are telling the truth? >> sort an important distinction, in a lot of ways it's not an important distinction to me. i have been in the news business for life, all i ever wanted to do, stand up to power and tell the truth, and to reveal stories and exposing the wrongdoings committed by powerful people. whoever -- these people especially in the washington press, they don't believe in any of that, whether or not they are too stupid to realize that, or trying to go along with the crowd, they advocated their responsibility to the american

people as the fourth stayed to hold powerful people to account, to hold them to responsible. that's when politicians alike, we go after them, this is why we try to hold governments accountable because government is where the power is. >> will: it really good to, charlie hurt, good to see you. justice department large -- they actively protect their political friends, while the rest of the world on what it was paying attention to the durham report, and irs was a blower investigator hunter biden told congress that he and his entire investigation team were removed from their open investigation into hunter's taxes -- whistle-blowers alloys doj word retaliatory against our client and they violate federal law. department of justice is punishing our government employee for investigating the president's son, and doing it when we were all distracted with

her during report. yoshe joins us now. randa, i thought there was a protection for whistle-blowers. >> high will, clearly god, we have seen this over and over other whistle-blowers from the fbi, steve french who suffer greatly from trying to be honest and tried to bring some accountability to these agencies. this is worse than retaliation against whistle-blowers. this is obstruction of justice. this is the department of justice into meaning in a very sensitive case -- the tax case against hunter biden, the son of the president. we have been told for nigh on three years this department of justice was so honorable, merrick garland, so perfect,

this was going to be an arm's length independent and that joe biden prides himself on allowing it all to go the course without interference, that has been a complete lie -- what you have seen here as soon as there is a whistle-blower that comes out of that investigation, the irs was a blower lies a tale to tell of interference by the harm it out just as when they tried to charge hunter biden out of these tax cases, and the state of which they happened. suddenly, soon as he gets immunity to be able to testify, which god comes out of the doj completely wipes that investigation team. >> will: absolutely, miranda, takes out the faith of pessimism any type of accountability on the smallest of charges, this isn't what the story is about,

not tax evasion, the story is about the corruption, the potential corruption of the president of the united states, we can't take the comedy on the smallest of charges. miranda devine, always great to see you. >> thanks, will. >> will: he wasn't just working foreign nationals to enrich themselves and the family, hunter was connecting individuals who had ties to one of the famous crime bosses in america. more on that next. ♪ ♪ end. starting with the sound system... curry from deep. [autotune] that's caaaaaaaaash. i prefer the old intro! this is much better! i don't think so! steph, one more thing... the team owner gets five minutes a game. cash bros? wooooo, i like it! i'll break it to klay. cashback like a pro with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? chase, make more of what's yours.

known as a loving parent. known for lessons that matter. known for lessons that matter. known for being a free spirit. no one wants to be known for cancer, but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer, fda-approved for 16 types of cancer. one of those cancers is advanced nonsquamous, non-small cell lung cancer, where keytruda is approved to be used with certain chemotherapies as your first treatment if you do not have an abnormal "egfr" or "alk" gene. keytruda can cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body during or after treatment. this may be severe and lead to death. see your doctor right away if you have cough, shortness of breath, chest pain, diarrhea, severe stomach pain, severe nausea or vomiting, headache, light sensitivity, eye problems, irregular heartbeat, extreme tiredness, constipation, dizziness or fainting, changes in appetite, thirst, or urine, confusion, memory problems, muscle pain or weakness, fever, rash, itching, or flushing. there may be other side effects.

tell your doctor about all your medical conditions, including immune system problems, if you've had or plan to have an organ or stem cell transplant, received chest radiation or have a nervous system problem. depending on the type of cancer, keytruda may be used alone or in combination with other treatments, and is also being studied in hundreds of clinical trials, exploring ways to treat even more types of cancer. it's tru. keytruda from merck. see all the types of cancer keytruda is known for at keytruda.com and ask your doctor if keytruda could be right for you. woman: coarse hair, thin skin. down there requires a special kind of care. venus for pubic hair and skin. uniquely made to prep, protect, and maintain. whether i'm smoother than smooth or au naturale. this is skin care for down there.

>> will: it you heard the biden crime family. literally connected to organized crime -- that is a new level. cut the>> they then vice presidt joe biden in particular, want to take you through 2012, according

to emails, hunter biden a range of phone calls between his father and then vice president and the family of his business associates james jimmy bulger. late crime boss, who later served him on the board. bulger is a former chairman and president of the group. he responded by thinking hunter by reaching the calls between bulger and the vice president. your dad's column was a huge hit here for the bulger's. he continued, there are still talking about you are a star for putting it together. have a safe trip to nantucket. there is still unclear what that phone call was about. we've reached out to bulger, reached out to the white house, neither has responded to requests for comment for fox digital or fox news, it's the kind of story that adds to the idea will this family doing

shady things and raking in millimillions of dollars and hee are in 2823 and as of yet, nothing has happened. >> will: it not a good look to be connected to the guy who was a central character in the departed or black mask. not to be connected in any way to "whitey" bulger. joe biden letter to the verge of economic collapse, well-known economics americas on the verge of the deepest recession of 2020, -- making deposits, biden and mr. risch and pretending as we head off to the clip. you are a ray of such a 1090. the biggest recession since 1982? >> it is incredible, they have been gaslighting for the public for two years on inflation, on

the economy. now the data is actually coming out, the fed's own models, the fed's own data are saying that we are heading for a recession -- looks like it's going to be a really bad one, scene data that we haven't seen since the depths of the 2,008 crisis, allegedly we are not in recession yet. >> will: if i'm a doctor, i'm not a doctor, i would want to diagnose a patient before i figured out that here. is it accurate in your estimation to say what we are expressing now is the product of decades of money printing, shopping dollars into the economy, and then exacerbated by a moment of crisis printing yet even more moment and shoving money out through stimulus bills and other was a biden administration in the fed throwing gasoline on an already lit a fire in our economy. >> that's exactly it, dumping

money into this economy and what ever anything breaks, they shoot another couple of trillions, had that in 2008, every recession going on decades -- each time they make it wares, each time they dig the hole deeper, they kick the can down the road and cost us five or ten more, five or ten times more every time they kick it. now they are up against is that if they are only tool is money printing, we got fresh data saying inflation expectation or out of the controller. america's expectation for the next five or ten years of inflation, even higher than they were at the worst of last year's inflation, the only tool that the fed has shooting trillion dollars in anything that moves that goes directly into directly into inflation, now they are out of arrows in their quiver. >> will: that they are doing more of the same, don't you think? their heroin addict is shaking, the cold sweats and he may go

into cardiac arrest, they're going to give him another boost of smack. >> yeah. that's only song they know here. what they are trying to do at this point is to bail out everybody who runs into trouble and they are praying that all of that money stays put, when they bail out the bankers, the bankers hold onto it instead of lining it out, this is what they are praying for, even if they get that result, even if they get that bail out money does not go into inflation, and means lending crashes into a wall. we have seen data across our economy that banks are not lending money, not lending money to anybody. the feds faces a choice, and they feeling inflation or it can completely lead the economy crash, the data saying we are heading for that, if the banks then rein in lending it to protect their own balance sheets, we are looking for the kind of economic crisis that we

haven't seen any 50 years since the 1970s. >> will: it like i said, you are a ray of sunshine. peter and i have a longer conversation on the will cain podcast, you can check that out. does this at at up to the dollar -- peter has one of my favorite lines in the conversation and that is we still have the constitution and the constitution is our superpower. peter say knowledge, always a great conversation. i will see you later. canada means receiving institutional -- teresa can actually determine how long you end up in prison, that is straight ahead. ♪ ♪

>> will: at joe biden finally will meet again with will meet again with speaker mccarthy to beg for our customers don't do what they do for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world. some say it's what they were born to do... it's what they live to do... trinet serves small and medium sized businesses... so they can do more of what matters. benefits. payroll. compliance. trinet. people matter.

the insurance company enwasn't fair.ity y ca benefits. payroll. compliance. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. llll theararnes rmrm now the best result possible. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ ♪ ♪ >> will: at the story is absolutely stunning, and the name of equity, systemic racism is now legal in canada. according to a report in the free press, canadian judges are considering a criminal's arrays when they received their sentence. all they have to do is fill out

something and impact of race and culture assessment. here's how it works, you say that you are a product of a racist system or you are an immigrant and you receive a lighter sentence. he used a process to get out of prison early. he played to theft and robbery with a firearm, later filled up that form and argued that he committed the crime because he felt disconnected from the culture as an immigrant. there was apparently enough for the judge, smith was let out of prison just of six months. if he was white, he would serve the remainder of his eight years behind bars. c.a.d. said is the author of the sad truth about happiness and the parasitic mind, he joins us now. always good to see you. lady justice always wore a blindfold so she wouldn't do what is now done being in canada.

>> unbelievable, what is beautiful about western society, historically, we adhere to a set of principles. the idea lady justice was blind. the are inviolable positions. where i come from in the middle east, islamic law, sharia law, actually instituted codifies the fact that a penalty for a crime it depends on the religion of the perpetrators and the victim. do we wish under the guise of progress on the cloak of social justice, adhere to sharia law, or stick to the tradition of western jurisdiction beliefs. absolutely insane, baffling. >> will: instituting sharia law. you wrote in the book, quoting

animal farm, the premise we move towards all animals are created equal, some animals are more equal than others. united states got down this path by identity politics. it you think it's realistic that the u.s. will see something similar what comes to canada, factoring your race into prison sentence. >> the saying is when the united states needs canada catches a cold or, in case -- our greater woke meter is going to affect you guys, beware, don't get close to us because you will be affected -- we are at the top of the heap when it comes to woke ideology. >> will: i'm praying for you as you head down to those sharia law in canada, always great to hear you again. >> cheers. >> will: what it means to be an american citizen -- they believe illegal immigrants should have access to the

workforce of school systems, to hospitals, government benefits, that is the new party, government benefits that you pay for. in california, democrats propose legislation to take that step forward by making illegal immigrants to eligible for unemployment benefits. michael shellenberger is an author and he joins us now. mike, always good to see you, i do wonder is you look in california as $32 billion deficit came in at $10 billion higher than expected, is this something real in california or a movement for reparation, another panda, another fake, giving unemployment benefits to illegal immigrants? >> i would say it is a very california form of narcissism and sadism, you have to remember that we are absolutely and love self image of ourselves now, tolerating california --

absolutely mistreating the poorest people in our society. highest rate of poverty in the whole country. even the governor of the san diego have been overwhelmed by the influx of immigrants in california, i'm a pro-immigration to come up with the situation on the border is absolutely out of control. children are being traffic including traffic by these influx of immigrants in california, we are in the midst of this chaos and that legislators saying we are giving unemployment benefits, it is cruel and narcissistic in the sense it's really not about actually helping wings on the ground, making the law makers feeling good about themselves. >> will: milton primos had a long time ago, you can't have a welfare state and open borders, unlimited pool of people to bail themselves and entitlements of taxpaying population. you will go bankrupt. in california, you're going frank rep.

what are you telling me is in pursuit of narcissism the state of california is going bankrupt, ignoring by the way all of those fling states to my own, texas. >> the characteristics of narcissism is a sense of entitlement, the ability to do whatever you want without concern over the impact of other people, another aspect of it is grandiosity, the idea and hope in doing so, extending unemployment benefits is going to swap this problem instead of making it worse, completely self absorbed -- nothing to do what's happening on the ground. of course, that idea is compassion, the fact it's organized cruelty, a kind of sadism, expression of too much power in the hands of democrats who don't have a challenge from any other party in the state, what you see when you get the

kind of abuse of power in a place where you don't have enough significant opposition like in california. >> will: i love that point, it's exactly right, your empathy becomes that a path of your cruelty. before we end the show tonight, go to full circle where i began tonight, i want to ask you, my, pushed by a politician dividing us by the basis of race. at your habits column in your subject. but i telling us we are inherently racist. the problem is white supremacy. it doesn't reflect as you point out the reality or most americans. >> really disturbing. in the 50s, 5% of americans were okay with white people and black people being married, today is over 90%. we are more tolerant to society right now at any really other time in recorded history. no country is more tolerant of any other races then

united states. the big lie, scary light, demonizing roughly half of the population, being used to demand censorship. very frightening time, by then speech deeply disturbing and chilling, we need to move beyond that, i get back to the things that unite us. which is the fact that what we are in a single country of citizens, not divided by race. >> will: i think everybody when they turned the television off goes back to a life that doesn't reflect that one described by joe biden. i find that optimistic. make no mistake, attempt to change it into the world of division, but we still live in that world of optimism. michael shellenberger. when people eat fast food, they see him eating chicken, good welfare, turns out many fast food chains, injecting bizarre ingredients like seaweed

or wood into their food. we will tell you more about that coming up. ♪ ♪

>> will: a fast food restaurants no mystery to meet. what else is in there come out that right there is not a mistake. their stuff in a popular chains who are poking their chicken base like seaweed, beef fat, get this -- how about wood pulp. andrew groll is our chef my restaurant owner in california, today he is our food expert, he's in the kitchen. andrew, shep, my eating would watermark? >> we are not cutting logs in the kitchen. this is what i talk about where where talking about wood

warrior. when something caused way too little and seems to be too good to be true, typically is. what goes in the spirit is filler, msg, chemicals, seed oils as i talked about in the past, something causing a lot of issues are in our and society. it is being encouraged with their government, agencies are subsidizing of products going into the food product that we are eating in fast food chains and other chains, moving away from real food. >> will: i love that point about real food, the role of our government institutions seen these nutritional guidelines, i don't have one in front of me, it would suggest that some of the stuff is completely empty and nutrition, fake food is worse for me than eating a steak. it is better for me then eating a steak. >> exactly, going after the steak about going after the agricultural farmers, keeping heritage foods on the shelves of

supermarkets, the thing is, is this fake food that's mass-produce, m that's worse for the environment because of the fact that these factory farms are putting it out there then you got guys return of agriculture, real healthy cattle, raising cattle that will replenish the agriculture, good for their environments, i single-handedly could help this climate change, that stuff is getting vilified and said we are getting force-fed this junk food making us more sick. this closed loop system where we are feeding on junk. >> will: that they sell you the medicine not get better but delay your sickness. woody pulp, shep a i am out.

give me the books. >> if i want to eat wood, i would be begin. >> will: it's she would rather eat the wood than the bugs. andrew rule, always good to see you. thank you for watching fox news tonight, i will be back with you tomorrow night, in the meantime, here's a great sean hannity. >> sean: is either wood or bugs. i pick -- i'd rather eat you, i'd starve to death. welcome to hannity. pay attention 539 days away from either november 5th 2024 -- races beyond critical, great constitutional republic slipping away. during report confirms our biggest fears.