February 5th, 2014
06:00 PM ET
Hunger had at one point been nearly eliminated in the United States. So how did it become such a massive and pressing issue once again? Chef and activist Tom Colicchio cites, among other things, a changing political landscape that resulted in a working population left unable to feed themselves and their families. "When you have a sixth of the population that can't really participate in the American dream, you start questioning whether the American dream is pretty much over," he told CNN's chief international correspondent Christiane Amanpour. Previously: |
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My goal is chocolate air.....which will happen first (realistically)?
A good guy!