Joel Salatin

No, no, no, no, no.

It's the consumer advocates, the Ralph Naderites –

that are asking for government intervention to protect them.

They're asking for a safety net, a security, something.

As food industrialized and went behind big screens with no trespassing signs,

They said, well, we need a bigger bully to look over the fence to protect our interests.

What they didn't realize was their bully was going to go to bed with what was on the fence.

And that's the oligarchy.

He's right.

And that's what happened.

And so where we are now is we now have the ability to uberize our food system.

Sixty years ago, if I said, I'm going to Calcutta, I'm going to jump in a car that doesn't even have a taxi thing on it.

I don't know if the driver's been vetted or not.

And he's going to take me to the museum.

I'd say, what?

Are you crazy?

You can be kidnapped.

Why does Uber work?

Well, because the Internet has democratized vetting.

It has democratized vetting to the point where we can have real time sleuthing.