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robinson ofs peter bloomberg news serving as an investigative journalist.e are talking about his recent piece in the magazine. he is joining us from seattle. good morning. guest: thanks for having me. setting upmeans of the gist of your piece, you talk about the changes to school lunches and school meals under the obama administration, and the role and relation to that to the dairy interest -- industry. guest: it is the latest turn in haslunch room more which been raging since the obama administration passed the healthy, hunger free kids act. it required more fruits investable and less fats in foods. it week after he was confirmed as agriculture secretary, sonny perdue, president trump's agricultural secretary went to a great school in virginia and said they would be rolling back these rules. one of the first thing that changed was a little-known but very important set of standards for the dairy industry which is that under the healthy hunger free kids act, the milk served in lunch rooms had to be skim. before, you could serve 1%. it was an important change

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