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. >> it' for tuesdaysesday's with jimmy. >> the segment is going to make ofu say what the . >> joining me now, jimmy fallon, host of foxfo across america on fox news radio and fox nation. all right, jimmy , i wantseems o to begin with a disturbing trend. seems to be spreading. the wall street journal reporting that in switzerland, o they want children to eat less of one thing and more of another, and that's bugs f the future generation. we need to find solutions righes >> oner a better future. because of climate change. edible insects are a solution. r >> right now, one company ininty switzerl...

Cockroaches and cicadas because global warming. but is this safe? we talked to an insect chef, very nice guy, by the way, and here's what he had to say about the safety of bug eating. >> ready? >> yeah. >> chef, the number that we usually hear for insect eating on the planet is two billion, two billion people. but we've heard estimates in our interviews of it's more like a hundred million. so what will happen if we suddenly expand this to almost the entire human race in terms of unexpected health risks. >> well, we're using the best practices that we know for food, food safety and handling pra...

. so replace the ribeye with cockroaches and cicadas because global warming. >> but is this safe ? well, we talked to an insect chef, very nice guy, by the way. and here's what he had to say about the safety of bug eating . ready? yeah, chef, you. the number that we usually hear for insect eating in the planet is to two billion, two billion, two billion people. but we've heard estimates in our interviews, it's more like one hundred million. so what will happen if we suddenly expand this to almost the entire human race in terms of unexpected health risks? while we're using the best practices th...

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