Dr. Ben Carson & Congressman Tim Burchett: Our Children's Diets, Who Killed Kennedy, & Another Fake Story About The Trump Administration
Story #2: Why are Lucky Charms above steak on the food pyramid? What do we need to understand about the agenda behind our children's diets? A conversation with former Secretary of House and Human Services and retired neurosurgeon, Dr. Ben Carson.
Story #3: Congressman Tim Burchett (R-TN) had a viral moment, and it turns out he's full of that same humor off the cuff. Plus, who really killed the Kennedys?
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