callie: that is a question. think to a certain extent investors are preparing for a world where there is more tariff action or unexpected consequences. we have seen tariffs impacting economic data in the ism manufacturing report monday, the advanced trade data friday. i think that was a real shock to investors because it showed there is real action happening underneath some pretty high tariff speculation and now the tariffs are official, 25% tariffs on canadian and mexican imports in 20% tariffs on chinese imports. if there are still questions around what that can mean for the economy broadly. it means tariffs at higher costs can weigh at higher earnings, on job growth, on business investment. i am not sure we have quite escaped that up. if tariffs come off in a day or two. that is where investors heads thereat. they are trying to adapt -- answer a litany of questions. scarlet: target and best buy stopped hard today. we have jay powell speaking friday and traders pricing 93 rate cuts this year. what are you look

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callie, this is exciting changing from seed oil to tallow and explain why that's important and what ares of tallow and detrimental impadgets of seed oils? >> rachel, this is great news and free actor responding to rfk's honor to make america healthy again. everyone should be going to steak and shake and other restaurants taking seed oils out of the supply chain. to answer a question, rachel, we've got to get to the corruption. 100% of that in the 1960s and tallow and butter and seed oil makers paid off for the american heart association and started saying animal fats were bad they didn't change from tallow in the 1980s and 1990s from cost and changed because they're getting pressure from the american heart association and it was corrupted. this has been a disaster and everyone should google how seed oils are made. they heat seeds up till they become a sludge and soak them in rust remover and soak it in bleach and dee odd riser and these oxidize -- de-odderrizer and butter and tallow are anti-inflammatory. we lost our ways when mcdonalds fries have 17 ingredients and chik-fil-a sand wish

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