Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

We have the greatest natural resources in the world. We'll figure out a way around it, what Franklin Roosevelt called America's industrial genius. But as long as you're healthy, we can figure it out. But if you've got a chronic disease or if you're caring for a child with full-blown autism, That reduces your productivity to probably 10 or 20 percent of what it would normally be.

And you will not have you will be soul crushed and destroyed. The key is, you know, the most important key more than our economy or anything else is to get Americans healthy again so that we can be resilient and that we can cope with these kind of crises.

And you will not have you will be soul crushed and destroyed. The key is, you know, the most important key more than our economy or anything else is to get Americans healthy again so that we can be resilient and that we can cope with these kind of crises.

And you will not have you will be soul crushed and destroyed. The key is, you know, the most important key more than our economy or anything else is to get Americans healthy again so that we can be resilient and that we can cope with these kind of crises.

Yeah, I mean, and I've also read a lot of science on the link between the microbiome and mood and brain and mental health and mental illness. And, you know, it's absolutely, you know, one of the things that I'm doing is one of my kind of Peace Corps initiative is going to be launch a series of wellness centers in communities all over this country, particularly in rural communities.

Yeah, I mean, and I've also read a lot of science on the link between the microbiome and mood and brain and mental health and mental illness. And, you know, it's absolutely, you know, one of the things that I'm doing is one of my kind of Peace Corps initiative is going to be launch a series of wellness centers in communities all over this country, particularly in rural communities.

Yeah, I mean, and I've also read a lot of science on the link between the microbiome and mood and brain and mental health and mental illness. And, you know, it's absolutely, you know, one of the things that I'm doing is one of my kind of Peace Corps initiative is going to be launch a series of wellness centers in communities all over this country, particularly in rural communities.

Today, rural communities, the biggest industry is often prisons. And, you know, prisons is when we get the kids when they're too late. Prisons, suicide, et cetera. So that's when it's too late. What I'm going to do is launch these essentially wellness farms, although I'm doing them in the cities as well. I just toured one the other day in Utah that is just fantastic and so inspiring.

Today, rural communities, the biggest industry is often prisons. And, you know, prisons is when we get the kids when they're too late. Prisons, suicide, et cetera. So that's when it's too late. What I'm going to do is launch these essentially wellness farms, although I'm doing them in the cities as well. I just toured one the other day in Utah that is just fantastic and so inspiring.

Today, rural communities, the biggest industry is often prisons. And, you know, prisons is when we get the kids when they're too late. Prisons, suicide, et cetera. So that's when it's too late. What I'm going to do is launch these essentially wellness farms, although I'm doing them in the cities as well. I just toured one the other day in Utah that is just fantastic and so inspiring.

But they're modeled on a program that I saw in Italy that I visited many times called San Padre Gnano's. And San Padre Gnano's is a farm, 500 acres, It has vineyards. It has a winery where the people who – anybody can go there if you're addicted to drugs or alcohol, and you can go there. You just have to make a five-year commitment, and you go there for free. And you learn a trade.

But they're modeled on a program that I saw in Italy that I visited many times called San Padre Gnano's. And San Padre Gnano's is a farm, 500 acres, It has vineyards. It has a winery where the people who – anybody can go there if you're addicted to drugs or alcohol, and you can go there. You just have to make a five-year commitment, and you go there for free. And you learn a trade.

But they're modeled on a program that I saw in Italy that I visited many times called San Padre Gnano's. And San Padre Gnano's is a farm, 500 acres, It has vineyards. It has a winery where the people who – anybody can go there if you're addicted to drugs or alcohol, and you can go there. You just have to make a five-year commitment, and you go there for free. And you learn a trade.

So in five years, it sounds like a long time, but we send our kids to college for four years. And this is better than college for a lot of kids. There's no screens there. Oh, there's no cell phones. There's no computers. It's like old school. You need to start talking to other people. And there's not a big medical infrastructure, psychiatrists and everything. It's really...

So in five years, it sounds like a long time, but we send our kids to college for four years. And this is better than college for a lot of kids. There's no screens there. Oh, there's no cell phones. There's no computers. It's like old school. You need to start talking to other people. And there's not a big medical infrastructure, psychiatrists and everything. It's really...

So in five years, it sounds like a long time, but we send our kids to college for four years. And this is better than college for a lot of kids. There's no screens there. Oh, there's no cell phones. There's no computers. It's like old school. You need to start talking to other people. And there's not a big medical infrastructure, psychiatrists and everything. It's really...

You get reparented by your peers. There's codes of conduct. And they grow organic food, very, very good food. They grow their own. You learn to people. Some groups will learn to farm. There's a dog kennel where people learn to train animals and care for them. There's a factory for furniture where people learn that trade. There's an apparel factory.

You get reparented by your peers. There's codes of conduct. And they grow organic food, very, very good food. They grow their own. You learn to people. Some groups will learn to farm. There's a dog kennel where people learn to train animals and care for them. There's a factory for furniture where people learn that trade. There's an apparel factory.

You get reparented by your peers. There's codes of conduct. And they grow organic food, very, very good food. They grow their own. You learn to people. Some groups will learn to farm. There's a dog kennel where people learn to train animals and care for them. There's a factory for furniture where people learn that trade. There's an apparel factory.

There's a wallpaper, hand-painted wallpaper factory. And these are old artisans who teach people under kind of the medieval feudal apprentice system where you apprentice under somebody who's an accomplished artist. They may... They make purses for De La Valle, for Prada, for Gucci. They make some of the best wines in Europe. Their bakery makes some of the finest breads in Tuscany.