America's Looming Food Crisis: Starvation & Health Catastrophe

60% of American families have no savings. Paycheck to paycheck. And that, yeah, that means just even a 25% increase in food costs makes them start to experience famine, you know? They just can't, they can't buy food. But I guess for a while, they can shift to more basics, you know, buying bulk beans and rice and things like that on on the shelves, instead of ordering Uber Eats, right? Or restaurant food, which people tend to do a lot, even people who can't afford it. But there's a there's a limit even to that, right? At some point, the the scarcity is so great and the costs are so high that it seems like the the just the lower income masses end up starving. I I don't know any other way to say it. I think we end up in a national crisis here of mass starvation. With the government trying to tell us everything's great, that there are no lines, that no no one's hungry because, you know, we just we have a White House that just lies constantly. I guess they all do. But yeah, no one's hungry. They're eating each other. Yeah, is is that ...