Claire Dooley

You had people sitting in the room like Scott Morris from Walmart.

He's a Walmart executive.

Walmart has just promised to remove a majority of their synthetic additives and their private label brand, which mainly affects people of lower income like my folks back in Mississippi.

I mean, most of them do their shopping at Walmart.

That's a huge maja win.

In the room, there was also a guy named David Light of Valisher.

So Valisher is one of the companies that found toxic chemicals in a lot of sunscreen brands that have been cleared by the FDA.

And he said no.

They did the testing.

They found that it was toxic.

And a lot of those sunscreens were then subsequently recalled.

That guy is in the room, right?

He's saying, hey, we're going to hold the FDA accountable.

If the FDA isn't going to do their job, we're going to do their job for them.

I don't think that's a bad thing, right?

And that's considered biotech.

So I think whenever it comes to even a guy named Ed Clay, he has this amazing cancer treatment center in Mexico.

He's sitting in the room.

His mom was a victim of the pharmaceutical industry.

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