With this idea of, you know, agenda 2030 and all of these checked boxes that are trying to be checked off in one way or the other,

I saw this headline and it maybe really start to dig into this story here and let's talk about food now.

We've talked about food for quite a long time on this show and how to eat healthy food.

And then the switchover, Tyson Foods, one of the biggest meat producers, is investing

in insect protein. This is one of the largest food

companies in the world is recognized as a leader in protein and if you go into this

article it says Tyson is not only taking a minority stake in the company but is working

alongside it to build a factory this is an insect protein company that facility

will use animal waste to feed back soldier flies which will then be turned into food for pets, poultry, and fish.

Tyson did not disclose the financial specifics of the deal.

So technically they're not feeding this to people, but they're feeding it to the poultry that the people eat and your pets and fish that people eat.

So as you start looking into this and it's like okay this is really interesting why are they they cozying up to this

to this insect protein company well I mean you could say well it's sustainable

and this is another way just to eliminate waste okay but then you see headlines like

this Tyson is closing four plants as

chicken sales slump and you go into that article is actually six plants. This is four additional

plants in these in rural towns and then headline here out of Reuters, U.S. reduces beef exports as cattle herd shrinks,

squeezing Tyson foods. So you can see there's a play here on meat. And we know that we're supposed to know that eating meat is bad for the environment

so there's a lot of angling going on that appears to be really hurting these companies.

And so I think back in 2017 you saw Bill Gates really enter the

picture for the first time hard and make this proclamation with his funds.

Bill Gates headlines an all-star list of investors pumping 75 million into meatless burgers.

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