Why Big Pharma and Big Food Fear RFK Jr.

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
The Watchdog on Wall Street podcast explaining the news coming
out of the complex worlds of finance, economics, and politics
and the impact it we'll have on everyday Americans. Author,
investment banker, consumer advocate, analyst, and trader Chris Markowski.

Speaker 2 (00:16):
So, Donald Trump nominated Robert F. Kennedy Junior for Health
and Human Services Secretary. It's just quote, he's gonna help
make America healthy again. He wants to do some things,
and we're going to let him get to it. Go
have a good time, Bobby. I thinking about this right

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now and the various different people that Donald Trump has
appointed to various different positions, and I'm nervous. I'm nervous.
I am an I didn't live through the nineteen sixties,
but seems to me that anybody was taken on the

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a status quo, including Robert F. Kennedy's family was taken out.
And you're taking on some very very powerful interests again.
One of my favorites, somebody that I look up to
a great deal, Nicholas Nassa Talib. He actually put out

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on Twitter he's going to a monastery in Lebanon. That's
where he's from the Light of Candle for for Elon
and Vivek. I guess Elon Musk met with the met
with the United Nations representative from Iran, and they're trying
to you know, talk everybody down off the ledges when

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it comes to war and try to bring a more
peaceful world. You know, Agany, you know, the military industrial complex,
they can't have that, the entrenched interests when it comes
to food, they can't have that, the entrench interest when
it comes to barmaceuticals. They can't have all of this
stuff that's going on. Not to mention you know what

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did they start opening up the files they're you know,
various different intelligence files, TULSI, let's information out about what
this country's been up to for some time. Scary if
you actually think about it, it really is. And I
think everybody ought to say a prayer or two or

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three or four, or a rose or whatever it may
be for all of these, all of these nominees. You
you go online and you watch the vitriol from the
left at this point in time and the types of
things that they are saying. It's it's frightening, downright evil, stuffy.

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And the funny thing is they keep talking about they're
all so unqualified, not serious. You know, the Health and
Human Service Secretary is Jabier Sarah. He he's a lawyer,
the lawyer, attorney general, former Attorney General California. Jared Bernstein.
We made fun of Jared Bernstein here on the program.

(03:08):
He is the chair of the Council of Economic Advisors. Well,
we played the video on the radio show. He didn't
even understand, didn't even understand how the bond market worked.
For crying out loud. Not an economist. You know, what
is his specialty is a music He's a jazz musician.
But he is the chair of Council of Economic Advisors.

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Mayor Pete Pothole, Pete Transportation Secretary, He's mayor of Indiana
South Bend, Indiana. Right. Ah, we got ma orcis no
security background, that's it. Jennifer Granholm Energy secretary, got nothing.

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I can go on and on down list of all
these people that are quite frankly, completely qualified for their position,
and again you watching, you, watching the left go after them,
because again this is upset the apple cart time when
it comes to Washington, d C. Again, I've I've often

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talked about my watchdog on Wall Street acts of evil
big business politicians, and the mainstream media. There's a lot
of money, a lot of money at stake, a lot
of really wealthy people that are getting really nervous right now,
which is frightening. It is you don't know how these cornered,

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really really wealthy, entrenched interests are going to act or
what they might do. Oh, I know, I sound like
a conspiracy theorist. Really, really, have you been paying attention
at all? Do you read your history at all? Watchdog

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