of it specifically, no lunch programs grog up. you grew up today the way families are worried they will be after the depression? yeah. there s damage done in that that sometimes is negative to growth long-term to safe, entrepreneurship. people are too afraid to reach out now. what little security they have, they are so protective of it and so scared, since entrepreneurial growth drives this economy in a big way, scare people away from it. if it doesn t kill you, it makes you stronger. a lot of folks through this recession and recovery realize there isn t anything they can t do when it comes to survival, they can be on food stamps and that s okay for a little while. they can do things that can take them to the next level that perhaps they would never have done before, which is working 18 hours a day. that s okay. that s the new normal. we want that privilege of being able to work 18 hours a day. jeff, thank you so much.
he was in town, and he sneaks off to have cigarettes at every possible opportunity megyn: interesting. so you don t think the president is setting a good example. are well, of course not. megyn: didn t he get skewered on the campaign trail where he wanted his, what hid dewant? he wanted some kind of lettuce, and people excoriated him for that. arugula salads, i think. obviously, everybody wants kids to eat well. but the government has been providing these lunch programs for years now. and michelle obama was talking about yesterday 50% of our kids calories come from what we feed them at school. so, obviously, we re already feeding a lot of kids. this is a government program that s been underway for a very long time. is the government the problem, or is the government the solution? megyn: they say the government has revised these guidelines, they re taking a hard look at what s being sold in schools to the kids in tide.
greta: which is astounding. people don t know that and they done that i would happen here in this country. i ve been working with feed america for such a long time this we are going around the summer and try to increase that by 25% to get more kids food and just bring awareness to what is going on. and work with food banks to get that word out to the people so people know they can have access to this food. greta: what i confessed off camera was i had no idea. i knew about lunch programs during schools. i never stopped to consider the fact what happens during the summer. i didn t know either. i think the whole summer what i m doing traveling from orlando to l.a., different cities it is my job to help bring awareness as kind of an ambassador to feeding america and conagra. it is true, nobody knows, but
greta: which is astounding. people don t know that and they done that i would happen here in this country. i ve been working with feed america for such a long time this we are going around the summer and try to increase that by 25% to get more kids food and just bring awareness to what is going on. and work with food banks to get that word out to the people so people know they can have access to this food. greta: what i confessed off camera was i had no idea. i knew about lunch programs during schools. i never stopped to consider the fact what happens during the summer. i didn t know either. i think the whole summer what i m doing traveling from orlando to l.a., different cities it is my job to help bring awareness as kind of an ambassador to feeding america and conagra. it is true, nobody knows, but people need to know. you can go to my website
them every day. reporter: and she says they work with them so they stay nice an gentle but they are wild animals. bill: that is why they are in a cage. martha: that is what i was going to say. bill: our best to joanne, okay? reporter: i will and they also have have a baby here, this one, has been bread with the big male who is about ten feet tall and a thousand pounds, and he s sleeping right now, bill, and isn t up this early on the west coast. bill: some people do news for a living and some people feed polar bears by hand! bye-bye! what s up. martha: chicken nuggets and soda, okay, could soon be history as school cafeterias across the country, i don t know why soda is there in the first place, it wasn t there when we were kids, but a bill would overhaul the lunch programs, the agricultural department will have uniform standards for all foods in schools, to give students healthier meal options which kids love when you tell them about that, and it would include reducing the amoun