Vani Hari
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7 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 26 Jun
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We also have to educate the public the truth about the food industry, the truth about nutrition, the truth about real food, what's been done to our food in the last 50 years, how to undo that in your own home, and how to get the products out there, and how to pick the right products that are using less chemicals and additives so that you don't expose your family to this.
And we're just at this critical phase right now where we have an opportunity like we've never had before because of the national conversation. And I have more hope now that we can actually change the trajectory of where we're headed
than I've ever had in my entire career, and it's allowed me now to get back in the game, whereas before, again, I was worried about getting back in the game, because I have children now, right? And it was the reason why I wanted to say no to doing the Senate testimony, but I'm so glad I did, because now we have created, it's beautiful, because we've created this
community of people, this movement of people that not only care about their own health, but they want to hold these companies accountable. They want to spread this message far and fast and wide. And it's taking over social media to the point where it's getting to people that I never thought would ever listen or understand.
And that's the piece that I think is so important about the work that I do is I want people to wake up And so when I pick a certain company and I target some individual company for a chemical, it's not necessarily about that chemical or that company. It's about waking people up because of the injustice of what's happened to our food system.
Well— First of all, after the Senate hearing, I couldn't believe the media, for example. We had the left-leaning mainstream media either ignore us or call us names. They called us the woo-woo caucus.
Yeah.
100 percent. 100 percent. Because they didn't even bother to ask for comment or, you know, interview us or anything like that. They just wrote the article. And it's in The Atlantic. You know, this is.
Yeah, they're done.
Yeah, it makes me mad because it was one of the Christmas gifts that my father-in-law would send to us. And I'm like, great, I can read this. This is fantastic. You know, I would quote it all the time. Yeah, yeah. So, you know, that was really disappointing.
And let me just tell you, the four hours we were there, there was not one political partisan party talking point talked about. It was four hours on how to save humanity. And Nobody wanted to cover it. It was insane. I just couldn't believe it that, like, the mainstream media just completely, you know, ignored us in a way.
I mean, and I just—it was like the Twilight Zone. I really couldn't believe it. And I also want to say thank you to Senator Ron Johnson for allowing me— How did he get involved? Like, why did he do this? You know? I mean, I think he cares deeply about what's happened to our health in this country. And he wanted truth tellers to be there at the table telling the truth.
And he allowed me to talk about the food companies in an uncensored way that has never been before Congress in that way ever to the point where— It was a very weird day. Yeah, I mean, and I honestly am so thankful for that because my testimony went so far and so wide. I mean, hundreds of millions of views across so many different platforms.
And people were all of a sudden just waking up going, oh, my gosh, I had no idea these— chemicals are in American food and not other countries, and why are American companies doing this? And the questioning starts to happen in someone's mind, and they start to question what they're eating, and that's where it starts, right? That's where the change happens.
And I do this work because I want people to never get in the position I was in when I was younger. I wanna reach them before they get to that point. I don't know if I'm successful or not.
I feel like I'm successful in that I get the people that are starting on the verge of being sick or they're looking for change, but I'm really hoping I get to the people that haven't had to go through the trouble that I've been through. And that is what ultimately motivates me to keep my message loud and clear because I think where people start to pay attention is sometimes this situation where
it's taken from a different point of view. It's not the, oh, you should eat healthy, you should eat more fruits and vegetables. Oh, you should look at your nutrition, you know, what the traditional route of a nutritionist or a registered dietician would have done, right? But from an activist standpoint, I think it's like, everybody wants to hold someone accountable for this mess.
Somebody wants, there has to be a villain in this, right? And the villain right now is the food industry in a way because Again, they have put profits over people over and over and over again. And now we're in a situation when we look at the chronic disease rates, we are in a dire situation where we all have to work together, corporations and government, to try to solve this.
And that's what I'm so excited about because after that Senate roundtable, it was like an explosion happened with our movement. I don't know if you felt that. I mean, I just felt like it was the turning point in a way. I mean, just having Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
sit down with us and hear each one of our testimonies and him say these words to me, and I'll never forget, he said this, he said, if another foreign nation was doing this to us, it would be considered an act of war.
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