Jane Black

they go to great trouble to show that they are rejecting some 50% of the recommendations that were made by

an unbiased group of scientists not influenced by industry.

And then when you look at the references they have for the science saying you should eat more meat, you should eat more dairy, lo and behold, those studies are funded by people like the National Cattlemen's Association or the National Dairy Council or the Texas Beef Council.

So it's a very, you know,

It's very interesting.

There's good, there's bad, but I wouldn't say that they are delivering on all the promises that they have been talking about.

The guidelines have always been an internal document.

They have been guidelines that direct what schools can put on the menu at school lunch and what kinds of foods are served in military canteens.

So they will affect those.

And I think there are a lot

of questions about how people are going to do that.

I mean, you and I have talked about school lunch before.

It's not like they have a giant budget.

So now how are they going to afford a lot more meat and put that on the plate?

So there will be some interesting things to watch as these are rolled out.

Well, I think that he has really gotten people's attention.

He has gotten people's attention on the right, and he has gotten people's attention on the left.

And that is remarkable because certainly in the past,

the language or the tone of whatever they were saying sort of was received by one side or the other more readily.

So that's one thing.