an american aerospace company breaking the speed of sound p or get greedy jumble is a live demo hobby california with an exclusive luck. tell us about it. >> yes sandra this is the plane that did it it took off around 11:00 eastern this morning climbing to an altitude around 35,000 feet that's win it broke the sound barrier end. the first time plan developed without any help from government has done that. you're pretty historic achievement for this company and really a big step for the return of commercial supersonic travel in the united states what does it mean for you sandra? imagine flying from new york to london in three hours 45 minutes. that's what the company promises to do within five years from n now. >> absolutely love it thank you for bringing that to us grady that does it for us to. >> john: we've got a supersonic boost we are out of here i'm john roberts. >> sandra: and sandra smith.

martha starts now. >> martha: thank you guys good afternoon everyone i am martha maccallum and this is the story. today we speak with presi president trumps ai's are about deep seek our eyes. the chinese edge ahead of the united states and the ai raise. in a moment -- it's a moment i should say compared to sputnik when russia outpaced the u.s. in space. we will speak in moments about what comes next to change the situation quickly. but first another quickly -- and other important job in the administration the homeland security chief protects our country. we are about to hear for the first time from the new homeland security chief having taken alejandro mayorkas' spot a very controversial secretary we are about to hear from her live at the department of homeland security. she is being of a long time she got up early this morning she was in new york city and she was

on the streets with dozens of federal agents carrying out eyes raised here in new york. during those raids they took in a member of the violent venezuelan gang and a man wanted in the endemic in republic for a double homicide. have been roaming around in the u.s. but now he is in custody. in denver and other rated turned up 130,000 sentinel pills that are now off the streets thanks to this raid. the dea tells us that is enough to potentially kill 65,000 americans. illegal border crossings have dropped to half of what they were in the days before president trump took office. there were just 582 on sunday at the height of the crisis under president biden we were seeing 11,000 crossings and

interactions per day now in the hundreds because these people are getting hughes message. and they are saying that themselves. and we are awaiting that it will hear from kristi noem from moments as she addresses people at the homeland security but reporting live on the immigration crackdown remarkable and it's action we are watching, hey, alexis. >> reporter: high martha we talked about the crime for months now i.c.e. agents have hit the streets in new york city arresting illegal migrants who they say are violent criminals it comes as the white house had a major warning for migrants do not try to compare the dhs secretary kristi noem was here in new york city she got about 2:00 a.m. to do this with the teams hitting the streets of the big apple. the dhs secretary says what was she doing, exactly what president trump promised the american people we saw all different agencies out there the ice raids were looking to remove criminals who weren't supposed

to be in the country in the first place is venezuelan migrant taken into custody this morning out in the bronx identified as anderson soprano pacheco. he was arrested for kidnapping and sources say he is part of the south american gang that we have heard about for months. he had a warrant for his arrest and connection to this viral takeover at the apartment complex in colorado. on camera with weapons breaking into the apartment people felt like that has nowhere to go. where our authorities taking these migrants? some sent by plane back to columbia and south america you can see the plane was packed we are talking hydric -- hundreds of migrants. it comes as president trump threatened to tear up the country if they didn't accept the right migrants back. the raids are continuing and the team is saying they're going after the worst people first. we will keep an eye on it. >> martha: yeah, we are watching the action in cities across the country.

i find it fascinating some of the most outspoken governors and mayors in massachusetts for example are pretty quiet as they watch these people get taken away but we know the mayor of chicago has been very outspoken say he will continue to protect migrants in his city and not really delineating between who is being taken off the streets. >> i'm from chicago and i can tell you people who live there and i covered the crisis win i worked there, people are livid. they don't want the people who aren't supposed to be there who they say are criminals out in the streets pair i don't know if brandon johnson is listening to the people in chicago win it comes to that but here in new york city at the mayor said he is working with ice and says he doesn't want people committing crimes in the city. >> martha: we will see how the people respond to comes election time to brendan johnson. as we can see on the left-hand side of your screen in washington we are waiting to hear from kristi noem the new department of homeland security chief. in the meantime let's go to our

panel. -- all right she is being introduced so let's listen in than we will move to the panel. ♪ ♪ [cheering and applause] ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ [applause] good afternoon.

it's good to see all of you go ahead and be seated. thank you so much for that wonderful welcome and thank you to deputy secretary huffman he is being fantastic let's give him a round of applause. [applause] >> i had the chance to visit with him several times on the phone before i was actually sworn in and we had candid conversations and win i got here he handed me a binder full of papers and set aside all this i hope you wanted me to. [laughter] >> but i enjoyed spending time with him and all of you thank you for welcoming me so much and i'm so thrilled to be part of the family at the united states homeland security. you're mission is big and it's fast and i know you approach it with the seriousness with which the day and age we live in requires peer just know i'm committed to fulfilling our mission with you. walking alongside all of you as you do your work every day to

make sure he not only you occultist your job with excellence but you have your assurance that your families will be safe also and we leave this country safer kids and our grandkids far into the future. as secretary that's my responsibility but it's also my responsibility to do everything i can to give you the resources you need to do your job. you need the training, equipment and resources to make sure you're prepared for every situation you find yourself in. i've a background and his experiences in business and also serving at the state legislative level i also served in congress and as governor. that experience tells me if you want people to perform with excellence you have to equip and prepare them to do so. that is my commitment to all of you that we will walk through every single situation together and i'll prepare you as much as i can for it. will have the flux ability to make sure we can always keep the american people first and

foremost. i am thrilled president trump just to me with this job and i will tell all of you that the reason that he trusted me with this job is because win he talked to me about what me and future look like i asked him for it. i said i'd like to be the secretary of homeland securities are because it's your number 1 priority. i love my job as governor of south dakota i love my home and my family, i would not leave them to spend time away unless i was doing something of significance. that's the family i was raised in that we talked every day about the fact our work should matter and it should have a purpose and we should be able to explain why we do what we do and that it has something we can show the next generation that really mattered for their future and for this country. today i'm hoping all of us will be a beacon of freedom, of light and of hope that win people look at us they don't see people there in a time of crisis are conflict but we are also people that bring a smile that people's

faces and remind them what america is about. you're on the front lines many times but you're also sometimes the lost ones and pick up the pieces. you see people on their very worst days but that's a presidency can bring that will bring them comfort and stability in a time where their whole world seems to be shaken. i grew up as a farmer and a rancher and told a story to feed people of first came into the office a group of the dead who is a cowboy and he was much like you picture john wayne and his western despair he live hard and fast peer win he sent us off to school be lived in the country he said drive fast and take chances so there aren't a lot of people who have dads like that. but he also told us every day to get out of bed because more people die in bed than anywhere else. so we knew we got up we got to work and work together as a family about that also taught me a lot about how you need to live your example and an example in front of the people that you

lead of what you want them to do but they also could respect you in the process and being in front of the organization. but one story i will tell you and i shared it the other day about my dad was i remember one time i was building a fence with him win i was ten and we were building fence stretching wires putting up a mile and a half of this fence and he turned to me and said christy where is the post mall the post pounder that you pound the posts with and i said it's in the truck and he said go get it. so with my dad you ran everywhere you went i turned and ran to it brought it back to him handed it to him and as he handed it -- as i handed it to him he said you should know what i need before i know what i need. i remember being a 10-year-old girl thinking how my ever going to know what he needs before he knows what he needs. but what he was doing was teaching us to thank ahead.

to thank three steps ahead of what he needed and have it ready and prepared for them so he could be more efficient and get more work done and we could do a better job peer that he should never have to wait for the next tool or piece of equipment he was asking for that i should have already figured it out and had it waiting for him. that is what our job as -- is as well here at the homeland security peer we prepare ahead so that people have what they need before they need it. we have lots of stories and lots of experiences we responded beautifully or being there providing safety and security, investigation card protected communities and picked up the pieces after disasters. kept them safe as they flew and protected their infrastructure, the work you do is excellent. we always remember times we could've performed better. i will challenge you to thank ahead and think of what people might need before they need it, how can we predeploy resources and be more efficient and more

nibble to respond to the situations we find ourselves in. we do have challenges and the world is a dangerous place. we fight interest evil foreign governments that want to take us down. we will be the first line of defense for anyone who is in the american homeland. we will do everything we can to protect the american people. we have jurisdiction over the people who live here car come here. we have jurisdiction over the products that come in and which ones leave. weave jurisdiction over our internet catwalk goes and welcomes out. virtually i tell people we have jurisdiction over everything. we'll exercise all legal authorities that we have to protect this country because it is the only last light of freedom left. we woke up this morning less than ending in% of the people ins country because we woke up in the united states of america. we woke up in a country where we get to exercise our freedoms and that responsibility has been laid out our feet. and know the people in this room

and of this department are up to the challenge. i will walk alongside you, support you and lead win we need it, but all the time be there to hopefully inspire you to know the kind of work you do and how important it is for this day and age. so may god bless you may god bless the united states of america and maid god keep us all safe. thank you think you for being here. [applause] >> martha: that is kristi noem the new secretary of the department of homeland security. she said president trump asked her what her future looks like and she said i want to be secretary of homeland security because it's the most important thing to you and it was the top issue in the campaign and there she is on day one. she has had a busy day it started 2:00 this morning. let's bring an arrow panel formalizes supervisory special agent and former acting vise director under president trump and david carlucci former democratic new york state senator great to have all of you

with us. victor let me start with you as someone who has worked with ice and homeland security agencies. what is your reaction win you hear and address like that on opening day a quick. >> thank you were having me back martha. the first word that came to me was leadership. wow what a difference win you have someone that's engaging like the new secretary kristi noem is. this is what was -- is going to perk up the agents this is the morel the last four years how low it was amongst these agencies that were patrolling eye is. this is the difference maker we all know it starts at the top. win you see the leadership of these individuals and being on the scene some of these arrests really makes a difference to the field agents they know they are going to have the backup of their bosses. >> martha: jonathan fahey let me bring you in. win you watch these arrests like we saw this morning kristi noem

carrying out with these base agents it occurs to me i know the pushback we are hearing from democrats and people who worked with the bite and a administration is we did those to taking people into custody but i don't ever remember seeing alejandro mayorkas anywhere near this kind of action. what's your response with. >> alejandro mayorkas was never near any of it and didn't want to do any of this. this is really the greatest thing they are doing, basically publicizing this because it brings attention to it and it has three benefits. it gets rid of criminals most rapidly, two that prevents people from coming in legally which we've seen from reporting less than 600 yesterday compared as you talked into your lead-in less than a thousand a day yesterday peer the cartels were making so much money off these illegal immigrants they were charging seven to $9000 per head so that's money being taken away

from these cartels and finally the people who weren't being arrested that are here illegally it would be more law-abiding because they don't want to be arrested. all of these thanks are great thing and it's a moral boost because alejandro mayorkas and the vita administration did everything they could to cut the legs out from the i.c.e. agents and border patrol and across their morel. in doing so it made americans less safe. >> martha: yeah, david carlucci i remember alejandro mayorkas testifying with a straight face that the border was not open. i don't know how all these criminals got in here about the air here and now are being removed. why do we never see the homeland security secretary participating in the removal of criminals and people who worked out of the cartels create. >> imagine a simple reason many enforcement officers are out there saying this is reckless to identify and announce when you are doing these raids and where. for a few reason but most

importantly it gives notice and most dangerous among them will flee. >> so that's why alejandro mayorkas never participated because he didn't want to give anyone -- i mean these people. >> it's not just about large numbers its about an actual policy. win you look at the people who have been picked up, thank goodness we are getting the most dangerous criminals out of here but over half of them are not dangerous criminals, there just undocumented. >> this is the worst first policy up your we have put up on the board why get examples of the kind of people being taken out child abusers and abusers. >> that's not all of them to their reports off -- >> martha: under the bandit administration were not removed david. >> no. we had more to port haitians under vita and then we had in the first term with donald trump. did we do a good job publicizing

it we know a but it's not about a headline it's about a policy. >> martha: all right i am out of time i've got to let victor respond. go ahead victor. >> first of all they are not announcing and telling anyone what they will do, what they are doing is telling you after the fact what are in custody and in fact alejandro mayorkas was never present there he never had the -- never had the back of these agents for sure appear at this is the difference win leadership's presence. you'll see the morel boosted and agents perform their job better and there are going to be some collaterals but you heard tom homan say there are no more restrictions win it comes to picking up people undocumented in the country and that would be the big difference moving forward. >> you are right there is collaterals and that's the problem is moving and ask not a scalpel and that's going to lead to problems.

>> i don't see any leadership where this is happening or anyone else with the possible exception of brandon johnson in chicago who seems to upset to say these people moving. gentlemen think you could to have you with us. coming up an exclusive with david sacks on the threat to all of us that exist if china is successful in winning the race in artificial intelligence. he joins me next. >> this will be very tempting to use ai as a weapon it'll be very tempting in fact it will be used as a weapon. so the on-ramp to serious ai, the danger is going to be more humans using it against each other i think most likely. that will be the danger. ht. pre-portioned packs makes it really easy to keep him lean and healthy. in the morning, he flies up the stairs

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czar david sacks looked bring in edward moran's on the north lawn because this is a human and national security issue also huge business story. edward. >> reporter: a huge business story and the energy sector which was down a lot yesterday is only done one% today but still down. the rest of the market is up. deep-sea said it can use less chips and less power to do the same thing as chat dpt. in fact, it surprised many in the ai industry about the release of it and allowed president donald trump to say this is the kick in the backside industry needs. listen to this... >> the release of deep seek ai from a chinese company should be a wake-up call for our industry that we president donald trump: need to be laser focused on competing to win because we have the greatest scientists in the world. even chinese leadership told me that. >> reporter: the chairman of the chinese communist party select committee in the house says u.s. cannot allow ccp models such as deep seek to risk

our national security and leverage our technology to advance their ai ambitions we much -- must work to swiftly play's export controls on technology critical to it's infrastructure. some experts worry about what can of information deepseek will spit out. >> i generally always have a problem with america's quick adoption to any technology but also their adoption to any unvented unchecked foreign technology are products whether it's china or anyone else but i think at this point yes this is up there on my list of concerns with it being ranked number 1 on the apple store now. >> so and finally asked them about the 1985 rebellion in tiananmen square can tell you anything are anything about the uighurs. some experts believe this could be the push american companies need to see the most out of investments maid in ai so far this year. martha. >> martha: edward thank you very much.

here is where president trump stands on possibly going ahead in the ai raise watch this... >> you say restore u.s. dominance is there a fear u.s. has fallen behind and how with the president made sure u.s. state's iniquity. confident we will who better to talk to about this then the white house ai and crypto czar david sacks he's been at the forefront of this issue cofounding the company that became paypal and many other foundational crucial tech investments per david good to have you with those thank you very much for joining me. so you hear the issue in the white house carolyn levitt saying the president wants to restore u.s. dominance and aip are how much ground has been lost by this development. >> i think the chinese companies are catching up very fast at thank that's the point. i would say we haven't lost our

leadership here to deepseek models with capabilities of the ai one model that came out about four months ago they are hot on our heels here and i think you basically have somewhere between three and six month lead on it but they are catching up very fast. i think president trump is entirely right to be concerned that they are catching up and we want to do everything we can to maintain our ai leadership and dominance. >> martha: we heard about this hundred billion dollar investment in stargate by allison and softbank and sam altman. one of the questions is are we spending too much? this version is cheaper and apparently it was much faster to train and build, david. >> yeah, i mean this is where deepseek's innovation is they've managed to get more efficiency out of chips. squeezing more juice out of the chips and they kind of have to because the export control is limited with advanced chips going to china they have had to

learn to be more efficient. that being said there are still great if i'd -- advantages to having a lot of chips back and a norma's number of chips. i think this is an area where america could take the lead is this infrastructure and having the most advanced chips. i think it's a bit of a reaction to say america doesn't need ai data centers. i think we need the buildout with ai data centers and nothing president drumm has expressed support for them and i think we meet does need to make it easier to build them and make them permanent and license and to get power generating electricity for them. if we scale the biggest data centers it still an advantage and it's true deepseek has shown new ways for ai models to be efficient and i think companies will learn and adopt those techniques as well that you still want to be able to scale and compute in those data centers are essential for that. >> martha: did they steal some

of what they were able to scale up here from us and we we need to close the doors on what were doing in terms of invention and technology? >> it's possible. there is a technique in ai which is called distillation which you will hear a lot about. it's went another model is from another one. what happened is the student model asked the parent model a lot of questions just like the human wood learn but ai can do this asking millions of questions and can essentially mimic their reasoning process they learn from the parent model and suck the knowledge out of the parent model. there is substantial evidence that what deepseek did here is they distilled the knowledge out of openai's models i don't think they are happy about it. i think one of the thanks you will see over the next few months is a leading ai companies taking steps to prevent this pair so we will see if the leading ai's can prevent

distillation by third-party companies that would definitely slow down some of these copycat models. >> martha: so in terms of the big picture and national security i mean you look at world war ii and japan build a naval force that became a big threat to us. you look at the sputnik development russia put a satellite into space that had technology united states had no idea russia had access to peer is this that kind of moment and should be be concerned about the actual safety of americans with ai? here is another sound bite from elon musk from 2023. >> there is some chance i think is low but some chance. >> he said there is some chance ai will kill us all. what do say about the national security threat here david weak. >> here's what we know, ai is a powerful technology that has

huge economic ramifications and military applications. we want america to be the most powerful company then we have to be the leader in ai there are no two ways about it. so we have to compete. we know china has been very competitive they've got a lot of smart people to and a pretty high tech industry. it will be a very competitive race and we need to do everything can to win a think he should be unacceptable to any american to live in a world in which china could outcompete us in ai and reap the economic and military benefits of it. president trump i think started is in his first week in office. imposing hundreds of pages of regulations on ai companies. craft in a world without global competition seemed to thank we could slow companies down somehow china wouldn't take advantage of that. it's pretty obvious that if we hamstring our companies china is basically going to win the race.

i think instead we have to support our ai companies and make it easier to get power for data centers. we've got to help them build them up. i'm confident we can win the ai race but we can't be complacent about it. >> martha: do you draw a line between the biden executive order and the hundred pages long and this fall behind in this particular application? >> i think our ai companies got a little distracted. maybe a little complacent they didn't realize how close these chinese companies were to them they wasted a lot of time on things like di tech, you know, the models basically like george washington. i think when you're complacent and you think there is not global competition you can indulge in those things but now that we know how close the race is like i said deepseek as a model that's comparable to

deepseek pick -- openai peer we can't be affording to get distracted by thanks that don't matter and i think there'll be a refocusing by our ai industry. i think it's a wake-up call they've got to focus on being scrappy and competing. i think you're going to see them get a lot more focus now on the competition. >> martha: last question before i let you go, david. security concerns -- i know you posted something today about the way you can put this on your tablet are phone that will not be compromised but i think there is concern out there if your kids are loading up deepseek on your phone that they are extracting information for us -- from us. >> there is some truth to that. if you download deepseek your data we'll go back to china but deepseek open sourced the model there are ways you could run it

hosted by american companies. for example a company called perplexity you can go to and try deepseek. you can use an american hosted version if you want to try it. >> martha: okay david sacks you're in a very important position on all of this. thank you so much for serving in that way and spinning some time with us today. thank you david good to see you. >> thank you martha. coming up files peak with general jack keane on president trump's push to defend america and prioritize warrior he thousand at the pentagon that is next. >> our job is legality and readiness and war fighting. >> president donald trump: who will build a massive defense shield all maid in the usa peer we are going to build a beautiful dome over our country. and a lot of it is going to be made right here in new york in this crazy world how do you protect and grow your investment portfolio and your retirement money?

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♪ ♪ win it comes to the iron dome the executive order directed the implementation of iron dome also as you said kind of directed research and studies to see how he is and go about doing this particularly the department of defense. >> green lighting and iron dome here in the united states is one of several actions announced by president trump he heard caroline levitt talk about the study and research to begin the process and is part of the intention to prioritize military readiness. presidential also took executive action targeting the ai programs reinstating service members for discharge because of the covid-19 vaccine mandate and took steps transgender people from serving the move previously repealed by president biden.

general cain always good to have you with us thank you for joining us. first of all the reaction to these executive orders that came in fast and furious as the new secretary of defense pete hegseth took the helm? >> i don't have a problem with any of them i thought the der thing from the very beginning didn't make a lot of thanks. -- did make a lot of sense peer for years we've had equal opportunity officers and ncos that helped work that and educated us on making certain we had people opportunity. the der they was more about equity and it took away the emphasis on meritocracy. we have had significant successful racial integration in the united states where a person of color and nco rank every officer rank all the way through four stars are supervised white

majority that's the reality of what's been out there and it's been out there for years it's been very successful. so listen i think the defense department and asked to execute di likely the first organization because that's who we are to put it in place peer being asked to dissolve at their likely going to be the first organization to dissolve it and let's move on. >> martha: let's talk about the iron dome possibility. can it work? are you a supporter of the program? >> i think what the president is doing is trying to solve very obligated problem the united states is facing. the iron dome was certainly a thing the israelis used to take down rockets and short-range missiles that would attack them. their situation is very different. their neighbors are attacking them and they have iran and who these attacking them from a thousand miles away. none of our neighbors are threatening us and no one in the

northern hemisphere is going to threaten us so our problem comes from our adversaries who are oceans away on land but can approach a spicy and threaten us with different kind of weapons. the challenge the united states is facing and i think the president's clever here he is try to focus the efforts of the resource and development committee by saying i want an air shield i want to protect the american people. these advanced weapons systems hypersonic light systems china launched one and 21 circumnavigate it propelled by a rocket than came up through the some assignment -- southern hemisphere. thank them peer all of our protection are in the northern hemisphere and they were able to obviously do that and we did not detect any of it. we could not track that system as it circumnavigated the globe and came up to the southern hemisphere and back to china. this is a profound capability

that the department of defense is aware of we've got to track it seem thing rushes developing very sophisticated cruise missile advertising will be able to circumnavigate the globe peer these are major threats and we've got to get on with developing tracking systems and intercepting systems to do that. just two examples of what the united states is phasing that are quite unique and different from what israel are doing. >> martha: y that's the second example today on this program of a place where china has surprised us and their technology and abilities so we are stepping it up after the last four years. thank you very much good to have user. >> at talking to you martha. >> martha: you as well thank you. robert f. kennedy jr. the trump disrupter tapped to shake up health and human services phasing a big day on capitol hill tomorrow and some speed bombs along the way. >> he has caused disease he has

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entering opposite the ranking member on the finance committee questioning kennedy tomorrow be of we know yesterday his police were called outlandish and disturbing. the conversation if had was a franklin parikh present kennedy on how his personal feelings overlap with the plans he might have for ahs. open a chilling dollar budget 8000 employees that's why tomorrow's hearing is before the biden committee a one agency site kennedy wants to reform as the fda with focusing on nutrition to fight chronic disease. if confirm he'd also receive funding to and support for clinical trials and fda's vaccine a blue -- approval process peer on that he insists he is not anti-vaccine but seeks more rigourous testing. >> i agree on some things and disagree on others.

vaccinations he is wrong on. >> having an employee who has cast doubt on the efficacy and safety of vaccines is absolutely the opposite of what we need. >> republicans will also seek clarification on kennedy's past pro-abortion stance that could be his biggest hurdle this weekend martha. >> thank you. moments ago caroline kennedy releasing video and a statement and a letter to senators opposing her own cousin's nomination according to "the washington post" she wrote health care researchers and scientists deserve a secretary committed to advancing medicine to save lives not rejecting advances we verity maid. they deserve better than bobby kennedy and so do the rest of us. strong words from a close family member and obviously very influential family member. here's what rfk jr. said last

year about what where he stands on vaccines. >> i am called that because it's a way of sounds and you but i've said for 17 years i'm not anti-vaccine i just want good science. people should be able to make informed choices. i'm agaiccine maates. >> martha: let's bring in tally means who is joined as before he is cofounder of true med and an informal advisor to rfk jr. has worked very closely with empiric welcome to the program. that happened a little while ago this statement by caroline kennedy. you're reaction to that? >> the rest of robert f. kennedy's family. some folks are trying to maintain their invited to the party cocktail circuit.

had an election and bobby kennedy and president trump captured the imagination and i really conscience of millions of voters and millions of moms. resident trump is all about promises maid promises kept. it was very simple their mandate is to figure out what the heck is going on peer divided administrations hhs policy document had the were chronic disease and diabetes zero times. a talk about equity over 30 times. if these senators and family members are concerned about children's health we need to speak about chronic disease. that's what they talked about throughout the campaign. bobby has talked about one mandate and one only. we're going to return to gold star scions and get conflict out of these agencies and figure out what's going on. why we are the sickest country and developed world and why diabetes cancer and heart disease all of the charts that's what they will be focused on. this is a real campaign mandate

we didn't know with election day who the secretary of treasury stayed defensive treasury would be. voters voted for bobby kennedy getting in there to attack the chronic disease crisis and we need to see this through. >> what is your sense because he worked on this issue and from suitable companies and lobbyists on capitol hill. there is a very strong lobbying effort underway here to prevent this from happening peer give people a sense of what that would look like before they listen to the hearing and can decide for themselves. >> i focus everyone and senators on the spiritual message of the campaign that we are going to do unimpeachable thanks to get the -- kids healthier peer and look at mike pence he is sending letters to senators running adds attacking bobby kennedy on the pro-life issue. mike pence group funded by the pharmaceutical industry that was recently reported. so pharma is funding the disgraced mike pence to attack

bobby on this issue. and let's back up here there hasn't been a bigger pro-life message in america and american politics this is a war to improve children's health care bobby kennedy has made it clear he will all of the project administration pro-life policy. you have an example right there were issues of the profit from its peak. >> martha: the fda would fall under his jurisdiction kind of changes have you discussed with him that my take place at the fda? >> let's get to the truth let's get to the corruption why a 75% drug -- drug approval formed by burma. and they don't know all the chemicals in our food let's get to the truth. that starts with postmarked reviews of all the food chemicals we have not allowed in european 10,000. that's getting to the truth and

it's not regulation it's not mandates its not taxes it's flexibility for patients once they have the truth to make informed decisions pierced like bobby said he's not coming in with a list of food are drugs this is america but he wants the truth and to let people make their own decisions with their daughters. >> martha: we want a healthy country. there's a reason why our children are more overweight and dealing with diabetes more than all these other industrialized countries. we need to figure out what's behind the mistakes we've made. thank you very much. good to see you. check out my podcast which digs more into the health side of all of this than political. that is the story for today thursday january 28th. the story goes all we'll see you back here tomorrow. stick around the will cain show after this. ♪ ♪ walt rolled his 401k accounts into an empower ira and it's grown nicely. so i say, let a gramps be a gramps.

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