Incentives of our biggest industries to profit from drugging our kids and then after poisoning them

Calley Means: "I think we all feel a special moment. I think we're all talking about it. We all feel it where there's a bipartisan understanding of this issue that this issues we're talking about today is the most important issue facing America, the incentives of our biggest industries to profit from drugging our kids and then after poisoning them. On the bottoms up, I think a bottoms up revolution is happening. I mean, if you get outside the corporate controlled media that's totally bought off by pharma, we're all gravitating to information to be healthier and to get our kids healthier. I mean, the most popular podcasts, from Joe Rogan on down, are essentially chronic disease metabolic health podcasts. I thought this guy was crazy during COVID, with all the bad information about him. I tune in, he's talking about exercising, looking at the sun, eating healthy food. I'm like, this is pretty radical stuff. He was enemy number one from the NIH, leaked emails.
But the podcasts and podcasts represented around this room, the books, Americans want to be healthy. And just, you know, I think there is a bottoms-up revolution happening, but I think we need to, especially in this room, be clear. We cannot go on existing as a species if our largest institutions, our largest industries have co-opted our institutions of trust, our regulatory authorities, our government itself
and continue to profit trillions and trillions of dollars from us being addicted, from us being in fear, from us being sick. We have to have top-down change. And just speaking with bipartisan leaders and speaking with Bobby, I mean, I do think, and I think we all need to get this in our heads, it's not complex. It just takes political courage. A fundamental tenet of our healthcare policy is we need to trust the American patient wants to be healthy. We need to have faith in the American patient. And we truly just need to do two things. We need to, number one, get corruption out of medical guidelines, and number two, open up health care flexibility."