I love his sweet jokes for her too, you can tell they have a good friendship and intimate life.

No joke. All my friends think I’m funny as heck. My wife thinks I’m not funny at all. Never laughs at any of my goofy jokes. Sad

That's what real love and mutual respect look like.

Yes, Tracey is a cutie. I love all three of these folks. Good interview.

Me too! 😟

Me 3!

me 4!!

ericphunt 5

ericphunt He was just the best ever. I loved his show and loved his causes. I will say the last few times I’ve seen him in interviews etc he just doesn’t look well at all. Am I the only one who thinks so? Maybe he’s just lost some extra weight from being plant base but he looks a good 15 years older than his age. I’m not hating or anything. Just an observation.

Time and money?

We love you Joan and Australia! Love from California I will be sending a donation today for the many beloved brave burned critters to thrive.

LOL vegan diet caused him aged so much in just a few years! what a bunch of idiot cult like trend. Humans are not herbivore, stupid!

Stewart -- "It's clear that something sinister has occurred in the American diet over the last 40 or 50 years." Absolutely right! TV Dinners are CRAP! Candy Bars are CRAP! Fast Food is CRAP! All those little packaged "snacks" for kids' lunches. "Wonder Bread!?" On and on. And very few here are commenting on the actual topic of discussion. Everyone seems intent upon simply fawning over a missed celebrity personality, albeit one of the finer minds American TV has to offer. One commenter who actually addresses the topic speaks to immediately missing "brisket" upon going vegetarian, as though really lacking any will to stay with a healthy diet. Lots of distractions, avoiding the point, seemingly few opinions of much depth in the average American's comment, at least in this forum. In Europe, generally they follow an age old healthy diet and they respect getting an education. America seems lost, hopefully not a lost cause, but I am worried. Now watch for the detractors to this comment. "Something sinister" says Stewart.

If you drink milk then just use plant milk. There's tons of vegan cheeses out there. Rip has a really good whole food chickpea cheese recipe. I tried it and it was so good, I ate it every day for lunch for two weeks. XD If it's eggs you struggle to give up, there's egg replacers. Or just do what I do and have a potato scramble instead of an egg scramble. If you need more motivation then understand dairy cows have bovine AIDS and leukemia. They are also infected with mastitis and FOUR different types of strep. All those diseases gets into the milk and put into your body which explains why I got strep so much as a kid. 1997 - FDA bans whole cows from being fed to cows. However, it’s still legal to feed blood, bone, and cow scraps from restaurants to cows. You can also legally feed pigs, chickens, and horses to cows too. 2008 - FDA tightens regulations for all animal feeds and states it is no longer legal to feed cows to other animals if: 1) It’s positive with mad cow disease. 2) The brains and spinal cords of cattle 30 months of age and older need to be removed. 3) The entire carcass of cattle not inspected and passed for human consumption that are 30 months of age or older from which brains and spinal cords were not effectively removed or otherwise effectively excluded from animal feed. Cattle not inspected and passed for human consumption means cattle that did not pass antemortem inspection by the appropriate regulatory authority. This term includes nonambulatory disabled cattle. Nonambulatory disabled cattle are cattle that cannot rise from a recumbent position or that cannot walk, including, but not limited to, those with broken appendages, severed tendons or ligaments, nerve paralysis, fractured vertebral column, or metabolic conditions. It’s still legal to feed cows: scraps from restaurants, pigs, horses, and chickens. Cows that die of disease before 30 months old (as long as it wasn’t from mad cow disease) can still be fed to other animals. So a chicken that was fed diseased cow meat could then be fed to a cow. www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cdrh/cfdocs/cfcfr/CFRSearch.cfm?CFRPart=589&showFR=1 So those chicken eggs were likely derived from a chicken that was fed a diseased cow or pig. Look up the channel "Thee Burger Dude" with 2 E's. If you're not that concerned with health then his channel will be perfect for you. He shows you how to make vegan mac and cheese and Big Macs and Wendy's spicy chicken burgers and all kinds of crazy delicious stuff.

Ya never know...if NESARA/GESARA happens there will be plenty of money for humanitarian causes! 🐶🐱🐷🐮🐔❤️

Charles Moore To clarify, you’re saying you’re a vegan that does not believe in climate change?

I say dump your ignorant friends. They are obviously clueless.

"I am vegan for the -animals- vertebrates humans raise for meat. Invertebrates don't matter, nor do vertebrates that are killed during tillage and harvesting, or the ones that are displaced by cropland" FIFY

Charles Moore I am also a conservative vegan and do it for the animals and my health.

Farm sanctuary did them dirty. They have their own sanctuary -hockhockson sanctuary

I was loving the sound until I read your post.

You have to be negative?

Actually pretty cool its different

Accurate description. I had to turn on subtitles. Very distracting.

VegasVegan702 the echo is intense

The science doesn't back this up. Over the long term, meat has negative effects on the human body (unless you only eat it extremely rarely, as can be found in most of the blue zones). The science also doesn't back up the organic thing - it might be true, but it hasn't yet been proven either way. (And some non-organic foods have more pesticide residue/are harder to clean than others.)

Carl Baum huh?

Think about the “process/machine” animals are to create the meat that gets to a table. Meat is processed by the animal full of their hormones. You can’t drink a Coke and only consume the water. The whole everything in “ moderation” has been around a long time and clearly isn’t working. Sorry, I’m an animal lover not an animal eater. I respectfully disagree with you.

InSpiteOfBecauseOf I’m not speaking of industrially farmed animals. I’m talking about humane loving caring farms who respect the animals rights to roam around and live happy lives. I wouldn’t eat anything that was raised in hell. That said my point was ANY dirty food that’s been tampered with , genetically modified etc will make anyone sick, that includes your vegetables. Also that said, I only eat fish myself. I have no taste for chicken, beef, pork etc. But I defend others rights to have it.

InSpiteOfBecauseOf ugh, I would never eat dirty food i.e. factory farmed food. I agree with you on that!

Kelly Kurcina it’s not a diet for everyone, this is the problem... different bodies require different types of nutrition. He’s also got Ashkenazi genes... our men don’t age do great 😬

He just needs to comb his hair! You see him on TV with makeup on. Here he is without it and he is aging!

It's partly the camera angle on his face for most of the video..when he would turn his face forward occasionally, he would look 5 years younger.

He's a former smoker which ages you and we don't know about his sun exposure. Both sun and smoking are aging to the body and he hasn't been eating healthy all that long.

The sugar industry..Is one of the problems but politics comes into play. The are many products on the market that have added sugar that is unneeded. I have a 9 year old nephew that has never had a hot meal in his life along with a vegetable he won't even eat pizzia !!. It's all chips, milk, kids gogurt, ton of sugar there. peanut butter. Sometimes ham (cold cuts), and the kid lunches. Thinking back when I was his age spam was my only hard sell with my dad .. But after drenching it in Ketchup got it down. Granted he didn't have the benefit of a dad who was around and his grandma wasn't about to get into a fight with him. But still. He's always hungry though, for the junk.

I can remember my mom getting a job and being able to afford tv dinners in the aluminum trays. It was sold to us as convienence, but it's all so full of salt, sugar, and preservatives its hurt Americans. Growing your own food is how most people (my grandparents) survived. They bought coffee and sugar for the most part. I live rurally but can no longer grow my food. I know I'm a chickenshit because if I actually had to slaughter, that's the term used, an animal I would 100% be a vegetarian. But that's me. I love the way she talks about her critters, too cute.

Iodine deficiency is huge! It's an epidemic and needs to be shared.. Watch Dr brownstein, Lynne farrow and Jorge flechas

BK brooklyn congratulations!!!!!

@@shannaveganamcinnis-hurd405 Thanks I feels really good and i NEVER thought i'd go vegan. it really hasn't been as hard as i thought but i'm still new.

@@NewYorkerPEACE It's not hard at all. Keep going and you'll see results in no time. Welcome!

I think it us Jon's low, craggly way of talking that makes the audio sound weird.

There isn't a microphone directly over him. So, the mic is picking up him directly and indirectly plus reverb and echo. :-)

Very muddeled. Can't understand a lot of it

The sound SUCKS! I probably got 10% of what Jon said.

Sound is terrible

Nope, the future won't be vegan until humans start growing a rumen.

no, no its not. the future is in eating real whole foods. All of them. This is what the secret sauce that most of the fad diets have in common.

I have a female doberman and purchased her as a puppy. I'll make no apologies. I'm electric wheelchair reliant and live alone on 36 acres and she her one innate instinct is to protect me. BTW Dogs are omnivores and I do not believe the vegan diet to be in their best interest. Signed, a vegetarian for 47 years and plant based vegan for 4 years.

Cat food -I didn't want a cat but he is a rescue cat. People, including a lot of new vegans, really don't understand the meaning of the word 'vegan' as coined by Englishman Donald Watson […] a philosophy and way of living which seeks to exclude-as far as is possible and practicable-all forms of exploitation of, and cruelty to, animals for food, clothing or any other purpose; and by extension, promotes the development and use of animal-free alternatives for the benefit of humans, animals and the environment. In dietary terms it denotes the practice of dispensing with all products derived wholly or partly from animals.

Smaller bowl man 😂😂😂

He served as the "prophet" we did not listen to. Now, by his actions we can learn to let go the noise of Washington and serve our own selves.

You do know they used makeup on Jon before the show?

@@jamespardue3055 Haha I was thinking the same thing reading the comments about how old and tired he looks. That glow is just makeup and TV lighting!

Brian Cameron yup. And that’s just fine with me 👍🏼

He had a baseball cap on and removed it for the interview. It was on the table. 🙂

Misty Goldstone. #Missingthepoint😂

Kinya Franklin me too! 🤓

They live simply and apparently people that want to lend their time to do too.

Thanks for the kind words, Dana. We agree - Tracey and Jon are two awesome humans. =)

yes us too!!

I work at a Lifestyle Medicine clinic and this is what we tell patients when they have that argument: "Would you rather spend extra money for good food to keep you healthy or spend that extra money on medications and healthcare for yourself?" One way or another, you'll be spending the money. It may not be now, but it will be in the future after eating the standard American diet. Personally, I'd rather spend the extra money on real food and not on healthcare later in my life. Just my two cents...

It can be quite affordable. Load up on brown rice, potatoes, and dry beans. Use frozen veggies if fresh are expensive. Have oats for breakfast. This stuff is so cheap you can add some fresh in-season fruits and veggies.

Its more about what you leave out of your diet than what you leave in. Focus on complex carbs first, beans, rice, quinoa, millet, barley, oats.. add some soy products, nuts. then some fruits and vegetables. Avoid refined flour products. Whole foods plant based is IMHO not maintainable you get too thin start with energy then supplement with vegetables. I could never eat brocolli everyday. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i-BmhsJnrKjNqoE.html

@@ampmproductions314 Great answer, but the pain and suffering you are avoiding is more the worthwhile!!

Cheapest healthy way to eat. Most is peasant food. Pay now or pay later. It’s all about priorities.