Welcome to the Tudor Dixon podcast. Right now we are seeing all kinds of things happening in the world.

We've got Bobby Kennedy going into the administration. He's been talking about how we have all of

these chemicals in our food and we're not eating healthy. And I find this interesting because right now,

I, as you all know, I'm a cancer survivor.

So I go to my cancer doctor every six months.

And I went in this time.

And this is the first time I've seen her since this all kind of blew up.

And I said, so what's it like with this new, you know, going forward with Bobby Kennedy

and everybody going into the administration. And she

immediately pulled up like, these are all the healthy foods you can eat. And it was something that we'd

never talked about before, which I found fascinating because I was like, oh, even my doctor's office

is taking this in a different way. It was like suddenly like eat fresh fruits and vegetables and here's a

website to go to and we don't necessarily want to put chemicals into your system. So I thought that

was interesting. But in the midst of this, I saw there's a new movie coming out. And we have

with us, one of the producers, his name is Eric Gardner.

And the movie is called Confessions of a CEO, My Life in an Out of Balance world.

So in the midst of this was Bobby Kennedy, because I bring him up because he's mentioned in the movie quite a bit and he's a part of this.

But also because we have had this crisis in the last few weeks of the year with the United

Healthcare CEO being gunned down on the streets of New York.

And I think a lot of it is because of some of the things you cover in this movie where

people feel like it is an out of balance world

that CEOs are making a lot of money and the people are actually suffering. So that was a long

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