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So I want to know, you think Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is the best man to be leading public health? No, no, no. Answer the question. It's not my decision. No, no, no. It's the president's decision. You're supporting the decision. No, I support his decision. You just call it him a humble, qualified man. So you think he's the best person to lead public health? I think he's the best person.

He's a joke.

Of course I'm no happy.

Look at me.

I'm a big fat slob.

I've been more chins than a Chinese phone pick.

I've not seen my Willie in two years,

which is long enough to declare legally dead.

I can't stop eating. You can call it free trade. I can't stop eating.

You can call it free trade. You can call it 15. You can do whatever you want to call it.

We're going to make great deals for our country. Might be free, might not be free.

I can tell you this, when Carrier and Ford and Nabisco leaving Chicago with their big plant,

they're moving to Mexico.

I'm not eating Oreos anymore. You know that.

But neither is Chris. You're not eating Oreos anymore.

No more Oreas. For either of us, Chris, don't feel bad.

For I.

David Sacks, this is 605, a general partner of Kraft Ventures in the All In podcast talking about the president doing business.

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