course of the year to find the real stories. tonight, those include the global water crisis, which is real. the rise of america s fastest growing professional sports league which you may not have heard of. and the vindication of prepping, people made fun of it, they don t anymore. and then the stunning suppression of civil liberties and human rights in the nation of canada. wholly ignored in this country. we begin tonight with a report on something that matters to everyone, the food that you eat. and that food may be changing. all of a sudden, the people in charge, politicians, billionaire, oligarchs, celebrities, are telling you you have to fight climate change by changing what you eat. much they may not want to change what you eat, no one ever voted on that. ha ha. but democracy doesn t matter when it comes to the food supply. here s a first look at the trailer for our season 3 premier
tucker: i ll put anything in my mouth chef. i have no limits. that s a cricket caramel popcorn. tucker: okay. we have crickets in there. if we could just think about presenting this as food that we already recognize, we could have extreme dishes that highlights like super bug ified. so i m just trying to give people options not force this on anybody. tucker: i get it. if you you would love to try it i would love to share it with you if you don t i m fine with that. tucker: i would eat chocolate covered crickets all day. let s take that to the bank. tucker: i m not going to eat this right now frankly it s too early in los angeles for me but can you tell me what that is? looks like a hamburger. yeah, that s a cricket burger that we formulate. it s not 100% cricket like a beef burger because we need to fill it with other things to give it the feel and texture of a real burger. tucker: can you be more specific? we use soy and onions and
agricultural products in the world after america. so this will influence the food supply worldwide and we ve spoken to farmers who said well this could lead to actual starvation if we re not careful. tucker: i have to ask about the role of the population in this since purportedly the netherlands, like the united states, is a democracy. do the people of the netherlands want to eat bugs? is this happening because there was a popular outcry, bring us more bugs? no, of course not. nobody s being asked. and i think that that s the point, you know? nobody really inherently wants to eat bugs. when we think about bugs, we, you know, e, crawley things nobody wants to eat that but they re telling us it s good for the climate that this is the way we can save the planet and that little steak you have on your plate that gives you joy in your life actually ruins the world. and of course none of that is true. i think the push for insect eating is just a compliance test because our politicians kno
growing population around the world? and it doesn t suggest that we want to get rid of anything. how do we add something to our diets and maybe look towards the past for solutions to the future. they re incredibly nutritious. they re sustainable. but, most importantly, they can be prepared absolutely deliciously. tucker: so as long as we re switching from rib eye to cicadas we might as well make it good. chef joseph is trying to do that. he s the executive director of brooklyn bugs, an organization that without any shame at all-pro moats bug food. he joins us on set now. chef thank you so much for coming on. thank you so much for having me. tucker: we re assuming leaving politics aside we re assuming for this segment this will be inevitable we re going to be eating bugs might as well make the best of it and you have done that. what kind of bugs do you cook. i cook with a lot of
so we send our team out over the course of the year to find the real stories. tonight, those include the global water crisis, which is real. the rise of america s fastest growing professional sports league which you may not have heard of. and the vindication of prepping, people made fun of it, they don t anymore. and then the stunning suppression of civil liberties and human rights in the nation of canada. wholly ignored in this country. we begin tonight with a report on something that matters to everyone, the food that you eat. and that food may be changing. all of a sudden, the people in charge, politicians, billionaire, oligarchs, celebrities, are telling you you have to fight climate change by changing what you eat. much they may not want to change what you eat, no one ever voted on that. ha ha. but democracy doesn t matter when it comes to the food supply. here s a first look at the