Trump's resurgence as a cool figure is attributed to a shift in public perception, possibly due to people who previously hid their support coming out, and the MAGA movement being associated with a fun, unregulated lifestyle compared to the restrictive left.
The government should provide transparency and choice rather than mandate food regulations, allowing consumers to make informed decisions. The FDA should be abolished to let the free market dictate food safety standards.
Rep. Roy believes Congress must unite to deliver on Trump's campaign promises, including mass deportations and border security, or risk losing public support and facing electoral consequences.
Beck advocates for consumer choice and transparency, criticizing government mandates like Michelle Obama's 'Let's Move' campaign and supporting the free market to determine food safety standards.
Beck worries that RFK Jr. might push for more government intervention and regulations, which could conflict with the conservative ideal of minimal government interference and free market principles.
Roy suggests a combination of self-deportation awareness, prioritizing the removal of criminals, and pressuring sanctuary cities to enforce existing deportation orders, aiming for a methodical and decisive approach.
Beck is concerned that the BRICS nations' coordinated attack on the dollar could lead to inflation and damage savings, suggesting that investing in gold could be a protective measure.
Beck argues that the left's restrictive policies on free speech and expression, such as cancel culture, take away common sense and personal freedoms, making the conservative approach more appealing.
When did Donald Trump turn the corner and become the cool guy again? Pat Gray joins Glenn and Stu to discuss CNN's attempt to accuse Glenn of hypocrisy regarding governmental regulation in food. What role should the government have regarding potential poisons in our food? Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas) joins to discuss deportations necessary to fix our border crisis, no matter how uncomfortable it may be.
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