The presidential candidacy of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. did not leap to the forefront of political news

because the Democrats kept him off of the ballot most days. He had to fight like hell to get back

on the ballot. And now they won't take him off, even though he has endorsed President Trump.

One of the areas, and probably the primary area, where I think he has made a huge

difference, and I don't agree with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on every issue. I want to be clear on that.

But he has been a person who has brought our attention to what goes in our foods, what we're feeding

our children, what we're putting into our bodies,

and what we're calling, quote, unquote, medicine.

You know, when you go to the doctor, my mother desperately wanted me to be a doctor

because she had such respect and admiration for doctors.

She was a nurse's aide when we were little to help pay the bills,

and we had a physician's desk reference, and that was everything. That was before the med-M-D

or whatever, where you could go in there and find all the things you were going to die of.

But doctors were healers. They were trusted. They were a cross between a scientist and your pastor. And there was such

respect for the doctor and the medical establishment and vaccines and pharmaceuticals and all

these things were going to help us live longer and be happier. And somewhere along the way,

it all went wrong. And that misplaced trust is a legacy, sadly, of a time that is long gone. Or maybe,

maybe never really existed. We came across the name of Kim Witzacks. And she has a funny spelling.

It's Polish. For those of you who are Polish, she's not funny at all. exactly that I'm spelling. She sued Pfizer, and she is the reason we have black box suicide

warnings on SSRIs. She's become a drug safety advocate, and this is her passion. And I'll tell you,

hell hath no fury like a woman's scorn. Hell hath twice the fury as a woman on a mission.

And she is a woman on a mission.

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