Draft Farm Bill Gives Pesticide Giants Immunity! Bayer Reaches $7.25B Settlement! w/ Zen Honeycutt

Donald Trump signed an executive order promoting the national defense by ensuring an adequate supply of elemental phosphorus and glyphosate-based herbicides. The order frames glyphosate as critical for America's agricultural advantage and food security, despite its known links to cancer. Zen Honeycutt states this is a 'love letter to glyphosate' and a betrayal of promises made during his campaign with RFK Jr.

Trump's executive order text, quoted in the podcast, explicitly links glyphosate to national defense and agricultural productivity. Zen Honeycutt's commentary on the order's implications.

A provision in the proposed Farm Bill, referred to as the 'pesticide immunity shield,' would override local and state laws restricting or banning pesticides. This would negate years of effort by activists to implement local organic landscaping methods and protect communities from chemicals like glyphosate, effectively centralizing control over pesticide regulation at the federal level.

Zen Honeycutt details the clause in the Farm Bill, explaining it 'will take away those local restrictions of glyphosate and other chemicals. It will wipe out state states rights.'

Bayer, which acquired Monsanto and its glyphosate-based herbicide Roundup, has already paid out $10 billion in cancer lawsuits. The company is currently attempting to force a $7.25 billion settlement through the Supreme Court to prevent all future lawsuits related to glyphosate-induced cancer.

Jimmy Dore states, 'Bayer... are now trying to force a settlement... for 7.25 billion.' He later adds, 'Bayer has paid out 10 billion in Roundup cancer lawsuits.'

Baron Coleman presents a 'working hypothesis' that the alleged Charlie Kirk assassination involved multiple methods of attack beyond a single gunshot. He points to anomalies such as Kirk's t-shirt puffing up inconsistently with a gunshot, his hands gripping the microphone as if electrocuted, a ring detaching and sticking to his finger, a broken series of vertebrae, and two puncture wounds on his arm resembling taser marks.

Baron Coleman states, 'I just think that they brought Charlie into that what looks like a death arena and said we're going to go after him four or five different ways.' He describes the t-shirt, ring, hands, and arm wounds.

Baron Coleman and Jimmy Dore highlight suspicious actions by Charlie Kirk's associates, including Dan Flood's alleged hand signal to Mikey McCoy just before the incident, McCoy's immediate departure while on the phone, and their inconsistent accounts. Additionally, police scanner reports from the scene indicated 'someone hanging out of the car' as Kirk was transported, leading to speculation that Kirk was alive and fighting for his life in the vehicle.

Video analysis shows Dan Flood's hand signal and Mikey McCoy's reaction. Police scanner audio features multiple officers reporting 'someone trying to hang out of it' from the SUV carrying Kirk.