Topic: Let S Move

The 30th anniversary of the MOVE bombing in Philadelphia is marked by a discussion of the documentary "Let The Fire Burn." The MOVE organization, described by some as a "Black Amish" group and by others as a cult, was involved in a violent standoff with police that resulted in a city-authorized bombing of a residential block. The documentary is recommended for its portrayal of the "creepy" and tragic event.

Michelle Obama discussed serving macaroni and cheese during the holidays, momentarily setting aside her "Let's Move" health initiative. The hosts interpret the emphasis on "mac and cheese" as a subtle message preparing the public for economic hardship following the upcoming fiscal cliff.

Critics argue that First Lady Michelle Obama's "Let's Move" campaign inadvertently targets and marginalizes children with "higher body weight." The segment suggests that the focus on eliminating childhood obesity provides a social license for bullying and psychological distress among children.

First Lady Michelle Obama promotes her "Let's Move" initiative to combat childhood obesity. The hosts focus on the term "food deserts," arguing that the government is using nutrition as a pretext for increased regulation of the food supply. They link these efforts to the international Codex Alimentarius standards.