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[corporate responsibility @_robbieallison]

@RodDMartin Do you want to like add sources or references or statistics for literally any of this? Sounds great but where the data dude?

[Ryan @Ry_a_n_]

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[The Vigilant Fox 🦊 @VigilantFox]

Kennedy closed with something rare in government: momentum—and a plan to win.

The tide is officially turning for MAHA.

He didn’t just announce the end of petroleum dyes. He declared the beginning of something much bigger.

“It’s not the time to stop, it’s the time to redouble your efforts because we have them on the run now, and we are going to win this battle,” he said.

“Four years from now we’re going to have most of these products off the market, or you will know about them when you go in the grocery store.”

[Audience ignites]

Then came the moment that connected it all—from toxic ingredients to national strength to the American dream.

“Finally and most importantly I want to thank President Trump. President Trump often says that he is going to make America great again. He knows he cannot make our country great again, if our country is weak, if we’re not healthy. If we don’t have vigor. If we’re not a robust people.”

“He says he will restore the American dream and a healthy person has a thousand dreams. The sick person only has one. And right now there is 60% of people in this country who have only one dream.”

“If they can make it through a day without pain, with energy, without having to take medications. And we are going to change that for our country.”

Kennedy wrapped it all with a promise—one that signals a new era for the FDA and the people it serves:

“I want to thank the moms and thank President Trump for his confidence in my leadership, and for allowing me to surround myself with such an extraordinary team of scientists who are going to restore transparency to this agency.”

“We’re going to restore gold-standard science, so we know what’s in our food and we can eliminate it.”

And just like that, the war on toxic food had its shot heard ‘round the world.

[The Vigilant Fox 🦊 @VigilantFox]

It started with an announcement that would change everything.

From the podium at HHS headquarters in Washington D.C., FDA Commissioner Marty Makary made it official: the United States will fully phase out petroleum-based food dyes by the end of next year.

A policy many thought was impossible—now etched in to history.

And for the MAHA movement, it’s a defining victory.

Makary stepped forward with a dose of honesty that’s been missing in public health for decades.

“There is no one ingredient that accounts for the child chronic disease epidemic,” he began.

“And let’s be honest. Taking petroleum-based food dyes out of the food supply is not a silver bullet that will instantly make America’s children healthy. But it is one important step.”

He didn’t sugarcoat the crisis.

“This administration is not interested in continuing down the path of doing the same old things as we watch our nation’s children get sicker. We need fresh new approaches.”

Makary called out the alarming spike in cancer and diabetes in kids—conditions that used to be unheard of.

“Cancer and diabetes in young people is going up at an alarming rate and nobody seems to know why. We have to turn our attention to underlying causes such as chemicals and toxins that children are exposed to. Not just more insulin and chemotherapy.”

Then came the truth bomb that drew murmurs across the room:

“And let’s not forget that the best way to lower drug prices is to stop taking drugs we don’t need.”

He said the quiet part out loud—and then he laid out the FDA’s plan:

“Number 1: Establishing a national standard and timeline for the food industry to transition from petroleum-based food dyes to natural alternatives.”

“Number 2: Initiating a process to revoke authorization of synthetic food colorings—including those not in production, namely Citrus Red No. 2 and Orange B—within the coming weeks.”

“And number 3: Taking steps to eliminate the remaining six synthetic dyes from the U.S. food supply—specifically Red Dye No. 40, Yellow Dye No. 5, Yellow Dye No. 6, Blue Dye No. 1, Blue Dye No. 2, and Green Dye No. 3—by the end of next year.”

The crowd knew what they were witnessing: a system finally cracking open—and exposing the truth.

[The Vigilant Fox 🦊 @VigilantFox]

RFK Jr. just blew the lid off one of the food industry’s dirtiest secrets.

What he told his team before facing the food execs left the entire HHS headquarters stunned.

If you watch one thing today, make it this moment.

MAHA just leveled up.

🧵THREAD

[Tanvi Ratna @tanvi_ratna]

An extraordinary play by President Trump today with a 90-day pause!

In the few days since Liberation Day, nearly every aspect of this thread seems to have unfolded:

- Tariffs were statecraft for a system reset, bringing countries to negotiate. Lines were drawn quickly, revealing alignments in the new America-First world. Bilateral deals and a common anti-China alliance seem likely to form fast.

- China remains the focus; we are officially in a trade war with them now. American tariffs begin April 9th, China's April 10th. Price effects will emerge soon and tax cuts might help. Lowered trade barriers elsewhere might let China repeat its Tariffs 1.0 playbook, finding backdoors to the US. Will further measures be taken?

- Other countries have engaged in effective diplomacy, lowering their tariffs. If 75 have deals, 120 remain undecided. What will this mean in a protracted standoff?

- Bond yields spiked then declined moderately. If they get low, it helps us refinance the debt. If the dollar rises, it could offset export price pressure.

Positive: America knows who’s ready to play and has allies. The administration can plan confidently.

Negative: We're in an entrenched trade war unless China reverses course. The attack surface is wide.

[Brew Markets @brewmarkets]

Warren Buffett is a legend.

[gaut @0xgaut]

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[corporate responsibility @_robbieallison]

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[Rod D. Martin @RodDMartin]

🚨 BREAKING: Ford's MASSIVE response to Trump's tariffs - and it's a game-changer for American car buyers. Let me break this down for you...

[Tanvi Ratna @tanvi_ratna]

Trump’s new tariffs aren’t a trade tweak—they’re the first move in a full-spectrum reset.

$9.2T in debt matures in 2025. Inflation lingers. Alliances are shifting.

One announcement just set a dozen wheels in motion.
Here’s what’s really happening—and why it matters 🧵

[corporate responsibility @_robbieallison]

This post is smart as fuck, no way Trump came up with the scheme but I see it existing - someone came up with it if this is truly Trump admins plan - wowowowow wild

[Tanvi Ratna @tanvi_ratna]

Trump’s new tariffs aren’t a trade tweak—they’re the first move in a full-spectrum reset.

$9.2T in debt matures in 2025. Inflation lingers. Alliances are shifting.

One announcement just set a dozen wheels in motion.
Here’s what’s really happening—and why it matters 🧵

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[Peter Twinklage @PeterTwinklage]

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[ShitpostGateway @ShitpostGate]

Only man I trust

[unusual_whales @unusual_whales]

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