Speaker 1: For years, the food Nazis have pressured cereal companies to
Speaker 1: get rid of sugar in order to fight childhood obesity.
Speaker 1: So cereal makers ditched the sugar, but the kids still
Speaker 1: got fat. And it looks like the days of appeasement
Speaker 1: are over now because the Wall Street Journal says that
Speaker 1: sugar is coming back. Kellogg's killed off its lower sugar
Speaker 1: version of frosted flakes. After a backlash, General Mills scrapped
Speaker 1: it's all natural tricks and brought back the original, complete
Speaker 1: with artificial colors and artificial flavors the way it ought
Speaker 1: to be. Catering to the food Nazis hurt the cereal
Speaker 1: maker's bottom line. Cereals created to attract the health conscious,
Speaker 1: like cheerios with added protein or frosted flakes with high fiber.
Speaker 1: He didn't sell nobody bottom Over the last five years,
Speaker 1: cereal sales dropped, even so sugar is coming back to
Speaker 1: sweeten things up now. These cereal makers could have saved
Speaker 1: themselves a lot of grief if they had simply paid
Speaker 1: attention to me years ago, or to Ma Shelle Obama's
Speaker 1: school lunches. She replaced the foods that kids like with
Speaker 1: what she thought they should eat, and they ended up
Speaker 1: dumping her healthy choices into the garbage and sneaking off
Speaker 1: to fast food places. Consumers want cheerios. It tastes like cherios,
Speaker 1: tricks with artificial colors, frosted flakes, frosted with sugar, and
Speaker 1: they're going to get all of that again. It's a
Speaker 1: great day in America for you and for sugar, and
Speaker 1: hopefully a first step to more stuff like this.