Human Events Daily host Jack Posobiec hosted Friday's episode live from West Palm Beach with his brother Kevin, during which the pair discussed the idea of doing away with medical commercials in the wake of Trump naming Robert F Kennedy Jr the head of Health and Human Services in his cabinet.
Kevin noted that Kennedy has promised to fight big food on its inclusion of toxic ingredients in everyday food items such as seed oils and dyes. "Sunlight's the best disinfectant," Posobiec responded before adding that food in other countries tends to contain simple, pure ingredients leading to overall better health for their people. "They don't get sick. They don't have food allergies the way we do. They're not bloated, they don't have any of the inflammation, they don't have all the stuff. Why? It's because we've got these additives. And by the way, a lot of the stuff that Bobby Kennedy says is actually ... completely common sense in Europe. It is completely common sense."
The host then elaborated on Kennedy's plans to fight big pharma as well, clarifying that the former Democrat does not intend on banning vaccines or medicine, but rather wants to educate the American people about the options they have.
Posobiec floated the idea of getting rid of medical and pharmaceutical commercials. "America is the only country in the world where medical commercials are allowed," he said, explaining how crazy it is that pharmaceutical companies will try to push their medicines onto Americans with upbeat footage and will then denote a long list of atrocious side effects of the medication. "Commercials used to be fun, and now you get all the 'you may experience the side effects of elbows growing out of your ears.'"
Watch the full episode below.
Kevin noted that Kennedy has promised to fight big food on its inclusion of toxic ingredients in everyday food items such as seed oils and dyes. "Sunlight's the best disinfectant," Posobiec responded before adding that food in other countries tends to contain simple, pure ingredients leading to overall better health for their people. "They don't get sick. They don't have food allergies the way we do. They're not bloated, they don't have any of the inflammation, they don't have all the stuff. Why? It's because we've got these additives. And by the way, a lot of the stuff that Bobby Kennedy says is actually ... completely common sense in Europe. It is completely common sense."
The host then elaborated on Kennedy's plans to fight big pharma as well, clarifying that the former Democrat does not intend on banning vaccines or medicine, but rather wants to educate the American people about the options they have.
Posobiec floated the idea of getting rid of medical and pharmaceutical commercials. "America is the only country in the world where medical commercials are allowed," he said, explaining how crazy it is that pharmaceutical companies will try to push their medicines onto Americans with upbeat footage and will then denote a long list of atrocious side effects of the medication. "Commercials used to be fun, and now you get all the 'you may experience the side effects of elbows growing out of your ears.'"
Watch the full episode below.
