documents is the worst thing you can do. joe biden told us that himself. how anyone could be that irresponsible. and i thought what data was in there that may compromise sources and methods? it s just totally irresponsible. jesse: like a babylon bee headline joe biden is under investigation for hiding highly classified documents in a closet for the last six years. biden was stuffing classified, top secret documents at the penn biden center right in the middle of washington, d.c. right next door to steakhouse and short little walk from the chinese embassy. what were these documents? well, nothing major, just top secret intelligence involving iran, great britain, and ukraine. just taken out right when he was leaving the vice presidency in january 2017. so what was in these documents that joe biden didn t want the incoming trump administration to see? details on the iran nuke deal? that trump was set to cancel you know, the deal where obama-biden paid the iranians a half a b
There’s been a gap in south Kansas City, Missouri, since the beginning of this year when a neighborhood grocery store closed. Now residents are weighing in on a new store opening.
way where there s no interest financially or otherwise to incentivize that kind of discussion. in other words, we only get paid for what we can bill for. we don t we can t bill for addressing food desserts or educating parents on what kids should be eating. what we get paid for is diagnosing things and for doing operations. and so we have a system that s playing whack-a-mole with late stages instead of addressing underlying problems. jesse: it s lucrative when americans are unhealthy. got it. all right, doctor. you re one of the good ones and we brexit it? thanks, jesse. jesse: we can all respect a person who has ambition. maybe it s the high school freshman determined to make varsity. maybe the employee has been working around the clock for that big promotion or maybe it s a famous boxer who never gives up. you, me or nobody is going to hit as hard as life. but it ain t about how hard you hit. it s about how hard you can get
st. paul, kansas, has one that will never shut its doors. who s your boss? e have six of them. we have a mayor and five council members. reporter: james voorhies and kelly voorhies run the only market in down but the city owns it, a unique arrangement to keep food available. you lived here when there wasn t a grocery store, what was that like? it was pretty rough, actually, you learned to pack coolers everywhere you we want because we re literally 17 miles to the next wal-mart, closest grocery store. reporter: 40 million live in food desserts nationwide. in rural areas, that s at least 10 miles from a grocery store. more than 20% are low income. the irony for many rural communities is that they are surrounded by farmland growing fresh food. there s just no access to it. you guys seen beans? reporter: tracy keagle s humanity house in lola kansas feeds 2,000 a month. rural pantries aren t as plentiful as in cities. without this resource what would