Squawk Pod Reports from Davos: Chef José Andrés 01/19/23

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🗓️ 19 January 2023

⏱️ 13 minutes

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In a special episode of Squawk Pod, Joe Kernen, Becky Quick, and Andrew Ross Sorkin are at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, where they’re speaking with chef, restaurateur, and humanitarian, José Andrés. As founder of World Central Kitchen, Andrés discusses on-the-ground food relief in areas hit by extreme weather and war, including his work with local chefs in Ukraine. The pandemic and the war have put pressure on an already strained global food system; for Andrés, helping Ukrainians means preparing them for success long after humanitarian aid ceases, and easing strain on the other countries that rely on its grain exports. In this episode: José Andrés, @chefjoseandres Becky Quick @BeckyQuick Joe Kernen, @JoeSquawk Andrew Ross Sorkin, @andrewrsorkin Cameron Costa, @CameronCostaNY

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0:00.0	In Ukraine we arrived 12 hours after the invasion from Russia began.
0:08.4	Within weeks we reached over 500,000 hot meals produced by 550 restaurants run by Ukrainians, four Ukrainians.
0:18.0	Chef, restaurateur, and humanitarian Jose Andres, on set with our team at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
0:27.0	Jose, to say it perfectly, Andres?
0:30.0	Oh, I like it. How his non-profit World Central Kitchen provides relief amid disaster,
0:38.0	and how previous crises are informing the global response to this one.
0:42.0	We cannot let Ukraine go the way Haiti has gone.
0:47.0	When the big leaders of the world convey moments like Davos,
0:50.0	it's okay to make promises, but promises made must be kept.
0:56.0	Haiti is an example. We must do better.
0:59.0	His plan to help and all the people at stake.
1:03.0	Many countries in Africa and around the world will go hungry.
1:06.1	If the grain corridor keeps not running,
1:09.5	a new train cannot keep supporting the grain.
1:11.9	The wall will be hungry if we don't all together
1:15.6	support Ukraine. I'm C. NBC producer Cameron Costa. Squackpad reports from Davos
1:21.8	World Central Kitchen founder and chef Jose Andres begins right now. Davos again. Now if you haven't been following along on Squack Pod this week
1:40.8	we're bringing you content from the World Economic Forum in the Alps,
1:44.4	where the world's most influential leaders in business, government, and civil society
1:48.9	have convened.
1:49.9	Oh, and our team's there too.
1:51.9	We're in Davos, Switzerland.
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