Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

The problem is Americans have forgotten how to cook.

And cooking is really important because it's important for family cohesion, for a sense of community.

It's a daily – it's almost sacred ritual.

And taking that away from our lives has amplified the spiritual malaise that we're in.

And one of the things we're going to do is to start sending federal workers out to teach people how to cook.

They don't have the implements.

They don't have the cutting boards.

They don't have – they don't know how to buy groceries.

And you can go into any –

Any big grocery store in this country, if you go and buy a steak, it's still pretty expensive.

But if you buy the cheaper cuts, it's great meat and it is very, very affordable or liver or, you know, all these alternatives.

Chuck roast.

You said, you know, how can you be against that?

I told you 20 states have applied for the SNAP program and we've granted them SNAP waivers.

Why would you want taxpayer?

If you want to drink a Coke, you ought to be able to.

You live in the United States.

We're not going to take anything away from anybody.

But the taxpayer shouldn't be paying for it, particularly when we're paying for it on the other end in diabetes.

So this just makes sense to anybody.