Trump Official’s Speech Interrupted by Barking Dog
A barking dog prompted Carson’s joke as officials announced about $90 million for school cafeteria equipment to improve student nutrition.
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Trump's nutrition advisor urged kids to eat food fresh from the ground at a MAHA event. Then he brought up hot dogs
Dr. Ben Carson, President Donald Trump’s nutrition adviser, spoke at an event on Monday that aimed to promote nutritious school meals sourced from local farmers. He suggested children should learn about and taste food that comes fresh from the ground. According to The Independent, Carson recalled a recent school visit with Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins. He said they gave the children whole milk, and the students appeared amazed. According…
A nutrition advisor to President Donald Trump stirred up heated reactions after, while promoting an initiative for healthy school meals, he listed the hot dog among the foods that children could eat at local farms. Dr. Ben Carson pleaded for students to learn where food comes from and have access to fresh products, which he says could make them give up unhealthy foods, announces The Independent.
Trump’s nutrition advisor says kids should eat fresh food - like hot dogs
Dr. Ben Carson was promoting healthy school lunches that mean pupils ‘won’t have a craving for the unhealthy foods’
Carson: Give Kids Hot Dogs “Fresh From The Ground”
“I remember not too many months ago, Secretary Rollins and I went to a school, and we were giving the children whole milk. They were just so amazed. They said, ‘I didn’t know milk could taste this good!’ “And what if we introduced them to food fresh from the ground? Teaching them — making these relationships with the farmers so they learn about the soil. “They learn about irrigation. They learn about the effect that it has on their crop. They ge…
Trump Official’s Speech Interrupted by Barking Dog
Dr. Ben Carson, who serves as the USDA’s national advisor for nutrition, health, and housing under President Donald Trump, said Monday that he wants kids eating “food fresh from the ground,” though after a dog barked in the crowd, he cited “sweet corn and hot dogs” as examples. The moment came as Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins and HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. held a “Harvest to Hallways” rally at the USDA headquarters in Washington,…
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