RFKjr is IN, So is Tulsi! Plus Trump and More Media Talk
Feb 14, 2025•42 min
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Episode description
This episode was produced while LIVE on X, Rumble, and Facebook Thursday Feb 13, 2025, at 8:00pm EST / 5:00pm PST.
In this episode, Billy Dees and Cynthia Elliott discuss various topics, including public health, political dynamics, and media influence.
The conversation centers around Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s controversial views on vaccines and processed foods, with Billy suggesting that Kennedy has been misrepresented and that discussions on vaccine safety were often stifled during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Cynthia highlights the financial ties between Big Pharma and political parties, arguing that this relationship has led to a lack of genuine debate on health issues. They also touch on the rise of chronic diseases and obesity in America, attributing these trends to the food industry and pharmaceutical practices.
The episode reflects the hosts' concerns about the current political landscape, particularly regarding media narratives and the treatment of dissenting voices.
This discussion is significant as it addresses the intersection of health, politics, and media, emphasizing the need for open dialogue in a polarized environment.
You can find Cynthia Elliott on X @Shamanisis
Billy Dees on X @BillyDees
You can also find the Billy Dees Podcast on Facebook
In this episode, Billy Dees and Cynthia Elliott discuss various topics, including public health, political dynamics, and media influence.
The conversation centers around Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s controversial views on vaccines and processed foods, with Billy suggesting that Kennedy has been misrepresented and that discussions on vaccine safety were often stifled during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Cynthia highlights the financial ties between Big Pharma and political parties, arguing that this relationship has led to a lack of genuine debate on health issues. They also touch on the rise of chronic diseases and obesity in America, attributing these trends to the food industry and pharmaceutical practices.
The episode reflects the hosts' concerns about the current political landscape, particularly regarding media narratives and the treatment of dissenting voices.
This discussion is significant as it addresses the intersection of health, politics, and media, emphasizing the need for open dialogue in a polarized environment.
You can find Cynthia Elliott on X @Shamanisis
Billy Dees on X @BillyDees
You can also find the Billy Dees Podcast on Facebook
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