Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec MINNEAPOLIS MAYHEM, MAHA WINS, OIL OPS
Jan 8, 2026
Callie Means, a senior advisor at the Department of Health, discusses the impactful new dietary guidelines shifting federal food procurement towards whole foods. Energy policy expert Daniel Turner shares insights on global oil markets and the U.S. leveraging strategic maritime routes. Legal expert Andrew Branca analyzes a controversial ICE shooting, emphasizing self-defense law. Meanwhile, Nick Sorter brings live updates from the Minneapolis protests, detailing the escalating tensions and federal presence on the ground.
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Inverted Food Pyramid Launch
- Callie Means described the new dietary guidelines as an inverted pyramid focused on whole food and less sugar.
- She said President Trump personally directed the effort and the document tells Americans "Eat real food."
Guidelines Drive Federal Food Markets
- Federal food procurement drives the market because hundreds of billions flow through government purchases.
- Changing guidelines shifts procurement toward whole food and away from sugary drinks and junk snacks.
Use Procurement To Change Diets
- Implement the new pyramid in schools to change kids' food culture and improve long-term health.
- Use procurement rules to ensure military, school, and VA meals follow the guidelines.
