and remember, gmo itself. i mean, the original corn out of south america was a lot different than it is today. and sometimes you can accelerate that process through science and get a better product. >> switching gears a little bit, it is the end of the year. we have so much to look forward to. the holidays, the new year, and of course spending showdown potentially. but it's looking right now. you have a deal in congress for this december 21st, spending deadline and the speaker some conservatives feel has been ceding too much ground to democrats when it comes to getting this passed. do you share those concerns? >> well, the original deal that was presented was going to be tight on on a continuing resolution but not add policy riders. i think he's walking a very careful line on making sure we don't include those policy riders that either side would object to. i personally disagree with the cr, but you disagree with it. >> but you have house republicans opposed and raising the specter of i'm so sorry to interrupt

it's vaccines, it's gmos, it's glyphosate. according to many scientists, national vaccine information center, bobby kennedy, the vaccines are actually weakening the kids immune systems. >> by bobby kennedy, she means robert f kennedy jr.. he's a former adviser to moms across america and has been nominated to lead the department of health and human services. >> what was your reaction when you saw that president trump had named him to this incoming position? >> i cried, many other people cried. we were so excited, guys, it's happening. i was, you know, had been a lifelong democrat in this election. >> did you end up voting republican? >> yes. i think a lot of our moms didn't necessarily just like run to the right. they felt abandoned by the left. and when the right said, hey, we're we're here for you. on health freedom, they said, that's something that i can align with. >> could another candidate down the line win you back? >> absolutely. >> honeycutt now says she's in talks with kennedy's team about a potential role in the admi

it's vaccines, it's gmos, it's glyphosate. according to many scientists, national vaccine information center, bobby kennedy, the vaccines are actually weakening the kids immune systems. >> by bobby kennedy, she means robert f kennedy jr.. he's a former adviser to moms across america and has been nominated to lead the department of health and human services. what was your reaction when you saw that president trump had named him to this incoming position? >> i cried, many other people cried. we were so excited, guys, it's happening. i was, you know, had been a lifelong democrat in this election. >> did you end up voting republican? yes. >> i think a lot of our moms didn't necessarily just, like, run to the right. they felt abandoned by the left. and when the right said, hey, we're we're here for you. on health freedom, they said, that's something that i can align with. >> could another candidate down the line win you back? >> absolutely. >> honeycutt now says she's in talks with kennedy's team about a potential role in the admin

it's vaccines, it's gmos, it's glyphosate. according to many scientists, national vaccine information center, bobby kennedy, the vaccines are actually weakening the kids immune systems. by bobby kennedy, she means robert f kennedy jr.. he's a former adviser to moms across america and has been nominated to lead the department of health and human services. >> what was your reaction when you saw that president trump had named him to this incoming position? >> i cried. many other people cried. we were so excited. guys it's happening. i was, you know, had been a lifelong democrat. >> in this election, did you end up voting republican? >> yes. i think a lot of our moms didn't necessarily just, like, run to the right. they felt abandoned by the left. and when the right said, hey, we're we're here for you. on health freedom, they said, that's something that i can align with. >> could another candidate down the line win you back? >> absolutely. honeycutt now says she's in talks with kennedy's team about a potential role in the administ

it's vaccines, it's gmos, it's glyphosate. according to many scientists, national vaccine information center, bobby kennedy, the vaccines are actually weakening the kids immune systems. >> by bobby kennedy, she means robert f kennedy jr.. he's a former adviser to moms across america and has been nominated to lead the department of health and human services. what was your reaction when you saw that president trump had named him to this incoming position? >> i cried, many other people cried. we were so excited, guys, it's happening. i was, you know, had been a lifelong democrat in this election. >> did you end up voting republican? >> yes. >> i think a lot of our moms didn't necessarily just like run to the right. they felt abandoned by the left. and when the right said, hey, we're we're here for you. on health freedom, they said, that's something that i can align with. could another candidate down the line win you back? absolutely. >> honeycutt now says she's in talks with kennedy's team about a potential role in the administra

iowa who has said he has some questions to kennedy about how some of his stances on getting rid of gmosiculture industry. even if some of these picks seem relatively safe for now, and some of them are, some of them aren't, expect them to face tough questions in the weeks to come am. >> national politics reporter for the hill, julia, thank you. we've always appreciated it. >>> next up here we'll go live to cnbc for an early look at what's driving wall street this morning after the dow has now reported its longest losing streak since 1978. plus, we'll dig into what we can expect to hear from the federal reserve as it's set to make a decision on interest rates later today. beautiful shot there of the rockefeller center christmas tree all lit up. "way too early" will be right back. tree all lit up. "way tooar ely" will be right back ♪♪ vicks vapostick provides soothing non-medicated vicks vapors. easy to apply for the whole family. vicks vapostick. and try new vaposhower max for steamy vicks vapors. [coughing] copd is an ugly reality. do you have his medical history? i watch as his world ju

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sugar, salt, meat, gmo, you name it.your life, even moderate amounts. i'll say the restaurants on the boardwalk are filled with people drinking wine, beer, margaritas and other types of mixed drinks. and the last thing they're thinking about is how those drinks are going to knock a few months off their life, right? so this study is an analysis of 100 other studies. it found the more you drink it raises your risk of dying. two drinks a week, two to three days off your life. seven drinks a week 2.5 month. 35 drinks a week, that's 5 a day, a little large, two years. because it raises the risk of car accidents, liver damage, cancer and heart disease. >> it's a good pick me up. you know, the liquor is a good pick me up. you know, especially when you have them long work days and you need he to get the stress out. >> it seems a little over the top. i'd say. because i think you have to enjoy life. and if you're just doing that with a good meal or whatever, i think that's worth it. >> reporter: so the cdc says women should have n

. >> all natural, no gmo tos, no gluten, no soy, nothing you can't pronounce. with this idea? you and your wife? >> my wife and i in the farmers' market in venice, california. rick: was it your wife's idea? >> she's brains. rick: it feels great. >> thank you. carley: you can put it on just about everything from fish to vegetables -- >> exactly. they're great stocking stuff theres -- carley: that is a good stocking stuffer what's your best seller? >> they're all very popular. if you want something in the air a friar -- fryer, delivery food -- carley: you need not pick a favorite. >> that's right. they're all special. carley: pete err, other to you. peter: what if you need to catch a fish to season, the made in america give series continues from green bay, wisconsin, lakewood products. steve, what have we got? >> we have, at lakewood we make cases for sportsmen. so we make a high-end case. we make a very good case that that should last a lifetime, and then we have a gun case. we have what we call a drop-in gun case. we have a drop-in bolt case and about 20 differ

some senators like chuck grassley of iowa who told semafor he has made some statements about pigs and gmoorn and soybeans. i can't believe he is going to have a problem with that. but, if he does, he has a problem with me. >> and, bret, kennedy doesn't currently have any meetings scheduled with senate democrats at all this week in his blitz through capitol hill. but there are democrats, at least independents like bernie sanders that do want to sit down and get a face-to-face with him, quickly. >> bret: aishah hasnie live on the hill. thanks. stocks were mixed today, the dow was down 111 to extend its losing streak to eight sessions. the s&p 500 gained 23. the nasdaq surged 247 to another record close. well, you can add president-elect trump to the list of people who think the government knows more than it's saying about the drone mystery. meanwhile, the briefings and demand for information are continuing. correspondent nate foy has the latest tonight from elizabeth, new jersey. >> our military knows and our president knows. and for some reason they want to keep people in suspense. >> pres

just on this topic, you know, i know some of these people in the admin, they're going to be eating non-gmoon their gas stove. they're not going to be going out and spending money on this bad food anyway. so joke's on you. >> well, there you go. all right. well, everyone stick around because the big weekend flops are next. and don't forget to follow the big weekend show on x, facebook and instagram at big weekend show. scratch that baby. >> i'm grateful. gotta say, it's really been a while. >> but now i got you. wish you were whole turkey. we wish you a whole ham. we wish you all the size and fixings and it's all to go. >> i guess you won't get to burn the turkey this year. funny. and it's all to go. >> don't miss the fox nation last chance sale. >> okay, here we go. >> all of fox nation's premium content is yours for only 199 a month. the kingdom of god is here. join now and you'll get all of fox nation's new exclusive series. you cannot silence the word of god. the time is right. >> what you're about to see is incredible. >> the price is right. let me see your hands. what better place to

. >> i mean, there's a lot of questions as to how a lot of his policies, for example, on limiting gmosand. >> food additives out of food. how would that influence, for example, the agriculture sector? >> it seems that senator chuck grassley from iowa has a lot of questions on that. >> so a number of things to keep an eye on with him. >> yeah. well, so the food question, i mean, there's a couple different things and areas going on as well. with his nomination concerns on the right about abortion. but let's start with potential crossover appeal on some of these food issues. there are people like senator cory booker who have made some noises about, hey, maybe this is actually the right thing to do. maybe we should have guidelines that are more similar to the europeans about food dyes, for example. is there crossover? i mean, i also don't think we should forget that rfk jr.. is part of a storied american democratic political dynasty. yeah. >> look, i think you could potentially see some weird coalitions or what we would say are weird or different coalitions forming around rfk jr.. particul

just on this topic, you know, i know some of these people in the admin, they're going to be eating non-gmo cooked on their gas stove. they're not going to be going out and spending money on this bad food anyway. so joke's on you. >> well, there you go. all right, well, everyone stick around because the big weekend flops are next. and don't forget to follow the big weekend show on x, facebook and instagram at big weekend show. scratch that baby. >> i'm grateful. gotta say, it's really been a while, but now i got it. >> do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement, but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventry direct.com to find out if your policy qualifies or call one 800 515 4100. >> coventry direct redefining insurance how easy is it to play the lottery

the epa, the fda, and the usda say that gmos are safe. the nih says vaccines do not cause autism. that doesn't move you at all. no. >> absolutely not. i have seen too much independent science to say that they are not. >> yeah, yeah. when you hear that, what do you think? >> independent science. what's that doctor? i mean, this is dangerous talk that we're in right now because it's encouraging people like this woman on the screen to feel like they don't have to vaccinate their kids, and that message is going to get out there, and more people are not going to be vaccinated. people are going to die. and it's also dangerous because even though you said, pete, that, you know, people have this distrust in in officials and science, they have that they have this because donald trump and people like donald trump are spreading that message. and if we had a president and health leaders who actually took seriously what they said, that wouldn't be the case. so part of the responsibility of our leaders and i think you know this because you worked for george w bush, part of the responsibility fo

and the gmo corn, they did a test on rats and after three months the rats were fine. they did the same study, somebody else, and after seven months they had huge tumors on them and another doctor to the same study with the rats. i think it was probably the government looking out for us. the things i have been reading and seeing and stuff -- i know they are not. big pharma and big food and the medical industry -- big pharma's training these doctors and telling them what to say and they are hiring the nutritionists and telling them what to say. they are all together and the politicians too. they paid them off. if they try to stand up and fight it, they put big money into defeating them. they need to have the courage to stand up and give people a choice, like in the schools. they should give them an option instead of just milk. give them a chance of they want out milk or almond milk or something because even the milk i do not think is good for you. milk in general. there is too much cholesterol and fat and stuff. give people a choice. people will not eat a healthy diet -

and the gmo corn, they did a test on rats and after three months the rats were fine. they did the same study, somebody else, and after seven months they had huge tumors on them and another doctor to the same study with the rats. i think it was probably the government looking out for us. the things i have been reading and seeing and stuff -- i know they are not. big pharma and big food and the medical industry -- big pharma's training these doctors and telling them what to say and they are hiring the nutritionists and telling them what to say. they are all together and the politicians too. they paid them off. if they try to stand up and fight it, they put big money into defeating them. they need to have the courage to stand up and give people a choice, like in the schools. they should give them an option instead of just milk. give them a chance of they want out milk or almond milk or something because even the milk i do not think is good for you. milk in general. there is too much cholesterol and fat and stuff. give people a choice. people will not eat a healthy diet -

host: brian reisinger, in the year 2024, is there anything that is really a non-gmo product on our americanms? guest: there are on the farms. most of the food is produced by larger farms and many of those seeds and in the genetics of those scenes him -- and the genetics of those seeds have been -- it really depends on the scientific -- we have farms across the country that are working to supply food to the american consumer. there is a mismatch between those farms and the market. there are many farms that are growing and will grow more fresh fruits and vegetables. food and fiber products, like hemp. there is a small market for those things but they are robust enough for farms -- are not robust enough for farms to make the full-time transition. that's where if we can get consumer demand to continue to grow, it has been growing. people are caring more than ever, if we can get all of our consumers to take a bigger step toward buying crops and products, whether they know where it comes from, and that they are patronizing these local and specialty food markets, we can begin reading more market d

host: brian reisinger, in the year 2024, is there anything that is really a non-gmo product on our americanguest: there are on the farms. most of the food is produced by larger farms and many of those seeds and in the genetics of those scenes him -- and the genetics of those seeds have been -- it really depends on the scientific -- we have farms across the country that are working to supply food to the american consumer. there is a mismatch between those farms and the market. there are many farms that are growing and will grow more fresh fruits and vegetables. food and fiber products, like hemp. there is a small market for those things but they are robust enough for farms -- are not robust enough for farms to make the full-time transition. that's where if we can get consumer demand to continue to grow, it has been growing. people are caring more than ever, if we can get all of our consumers to take a bigger step toward buying crops and products, whether they know where it comes from, and that they are patronizing these local and specialty food markets, we can begin reading more market deman