#2578 - Calley Means

“Like, what is the, it's massive. It's, it's, so it's, it's, it's, it's becoming the whole tobacco industry. They're all getting away from cigarettes and, you know, the Reynolds, um, you know, Altria, the big players are now all in on the vaping. So there's, they're, you know, hiring all the lobbyists, doing a lot.”

“I mean, that is inexcusable that we're, you know, Coca-Cola is making, you know, $8 billion or whatever it is from taxpayer money to give soda to kids who are then on Medicaid and bankrupt the system, and like 38% of teens have pre-diabetes.”

“And now they don't have to do a study. I don't think that's been talked about enough, but that was a precondition of them continuing to give the COVID vaccine. And I thought it was kind of an elegant solution. So how did the requirement to do the study get dismissed?”

“Do you know what the number one breakfast for school children is in America? What? Donuts and sugary pastries. We have tens of millions of donuts and sugary pastries going government-funded to kids every day, destroying their metabolic health.”

“Also, around that time that Marty was in the hot seat, um, the FDA sent a basically sent an application back on the Moderna mRNA flu vaccine.”

“I did get an operation once on my knee and they gave me a drip of morphine, which is also an opiate. And I remember thinking, this is crazy. This was nuts. It was so potent.”

“You mean like by farmers, like on farms? Yeah, farmers, you know, all that stuff. All the Roundup sales, all that shit. I mean, because it's available commercially as well for consumers, right? You can still buy Roundup, can't you?”

“I mean, that is unexcusable that we're, you know, Coca-Cola is making, you know, $8 billion or whatever it is from taxpayer money to give soda to kids who are then on Medicaid and bankrupt the system, and like 38% of teens have pre-diabetes.”

“Why do we have this? Why do we have corporations able to totally rig the system? You know, the founders, I've been reading the Federalist Papers. You know, I don't see what I'm saying as a pessimistic thing. Like, America wasn't founded on idealism. Like, the Federalist papers are, like, deeply skeptical of human nature.”