Radio Edit The King’s Table vs. Real Food: Are We Taking Back Our Health, History, and Future?

Radio Edit The King’s Table vs. Real Food: Are We Taking Back Our Health, History, and Future?

From The Amber May Show by Amber May

July 8, 2026 · Episode 794

About this episode

Amber May discusses trust in food, health, and politics, featuring a guest from the real-food movement.

Today on The Amber May Show, Amber covers a powerful mix of stories that all point back to one question: who do we trust with our children, our country, our food, and our future? We begin in Arizona with the shocking story of an 18-month-old toddler who was declared dead after a near-drowning, placed in a morgue, and later found alive. Then we look at a Trump panel’s warning that the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History is pushing activism over America’s founding story. Amber also breaks down the controversy surrounding Democrat Senate candidate Graham Platner, the fight over Trump Accounts for children, the left’s war on wealth, and the legal battle over whether states can use federal citizenship data to clean up voter rolls. Later in the show, Rob René from Exodus Strong joins Amber to talk about America’s growing real-food movement. A new poll shows 9 in 10 Americans want cleaner food, clearer labels, and fewer chemicals in what they feed their families. Amber and Rob discuss faith, food, Daniel’s stand against the king’s table, and why families do not need Washington’s permission to eat the way God designed. This episode is about truth, responsibility, and taking…

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Host: Amber May

Guest: Rob René

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Organizations: Exodus Strong, Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History

Places: Arizona

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