Del Bigtree: This is the sickest generation of children we've ever seen in America.

Del Bigtree: "This is the sickest generation of children we've ever seen in America. And for anyone that thinks that, well, there's other issues, we gotta worry about war or those, you know, whatever you think is the ultimate issue for America, I don't see in what was represented, how is it more important than the health of our kids? By the way, even if you wanna think about war and protecting this country, they're now saying that over 70% of Americans cannot pass the tests to get into the military because they are so sick. Over 50% have chronic illness now in this country, diabetes and of course obesity, massive parts of this issue. And the question ends up being, is it really that suddenly all of a sudden the late or the early 1990s, late 1980s, do we suddenly just get so lazy that we didn't care about our health, that we'd sudden obesity exploded, or was it all these endocrine disrupting chemicals and dyes and food additives that are in our food? That was the conversation going on. And clearly, obviously this is a conversation that is much easier for a lot of people to have than the vaccine issue, which is identical. It's all the same problem with regulatory capture, but this time, at this hearing, the room was packed. In fact, I stepped out for one moment and there was a line out the door. They were beyond capacity and they ask you, when you're leaving, are you going to stay out because there's other people that would like to take your seat. That's how incredible this hearing was. And to give you just a sense of what one of our biggest problems is, how about the media that has been on the sidelines, not reporting like the high wire has all of these years that these are real issues that are going on. Look at the Atlantic's headline said about this hearing. The Woo Woo Caucus Meats. Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s appearance at a health and nutrition event hosted by a Trump ally showcased a congruence of crunchy and cranky. Elaine Godfrey. Elaine, oh my God. How pathetic. I mean, how anyone could sit in that room. Woo Woo? The fact that we're being poisoned with chemicals that have never been properly safety tested, chemicals that don't exist in food in Europe, banned in every other nation that is not as sick as we are, but it's woo-woo to talk about the fact that we actually want our regulatory agencies to protect us. You know, may these people be forgiven by God in their final days. These reporters that should have been holding our government's feet to the fire instead are clearly shills for the very industries that are poisoning us. Elaine, I don't know why you want to poison children. Do not know who's paying you, But you are a disgrace to journalism."