comfort food is another one of our celebrity recipes from my friends and local incredible chefs, brian terry he has a great recipe for greatest collard greens. that i like to serve with cornbread. >> sounds great. i do want to check in about your mom. because she is still a powerhouse. >> i was talking with her this morning and we realized we have done 50 events for the 50th anniversary already since it came out just a month ago. and she is sort of the poster child for this plan centered diet. he is so much energy and the joy that he brings to the work. >> 20th book, 20th honorary degree. >> i want to read a quote from the new edition, even if the world immediately cut all fossil fuel emissions from energy, food systems alone would make it a possible to meet the targets for limiting global warming set in the 2015 agreement. your point is that the food system is responsible for 37% of our emissions, it is not enough to just focus on fuel. can you unpack this? >> i certainly wouldn't want anybody listening to hear me and think that i mean let's not worry about oil and gas or transportation, i

next we have ruchi singh who is an assistant professor at terry college of business at the university of georgia. and finally we have brian ingram who is the founder and ceo of purpose driven restaurants. witnesses are reminded that their oral testimony will be limited to five minutes. you should be able to see a timer that will indicate how much time you have left. i would ask that you be mindful of the timer so we can be respectful of both the witnesses and the committee members time. without objection your written statement will be made a part of the record. you are now recognized for five minutes to give an oral presentation of your testimony. >> i would like to thank for having me talk about this topic a. >> could you move a little closer to the microphone please. >> i am an economist. university of ottawa and in my research i study the consequences of violent crime, gangg related crime, domestic attacks and mass shootings. today i want to talk to about the economy consequences of mass shootings. on a study with senior staff we look at mass shootings from 2013 talk about hundreds of mass shootings. we are interested

brian: i think people understand it sadly. real quick, thank you so much for having us today, tim. turn around, if you can. this is terry. >> what does this say? >> best butts in town. >> which means? >> best pulled pork in the state of georgia. >> brian: how are you guys doing in this inflationary cycle? >> we are doing okay. we have had to raise our -- like tim was saying, we have had to raise our prices because everything that we buy, ribs, chicken, brisket, pork, everything has gone up. we are doing okay. >> brian: right now people are coming out and you came out with us this morning thank you so much. >> thank you, brian. >> brian: get charged for everything, not all can you eat. >> absolutely. >> brian: back to you guys in the studio. more from gainesville. a lot of pride in long street remember, named after a hero the war of 1812. everywhere you see there is a lot of pride in gainesville, georgia. including football. herschel walker coming up shortly and we will talk to some more diners, guys. >> steve: fantastic. brian, a commercial come up after the news. so go ahead, go back to the beginning of the line, grab a

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