Topic: Agriculture

A study involving 525 hogs injected with a live mRNA vaccine resulted in a 30% mortality or near-death rate within 21 days. Autopsies revealed remnants of the live virus vaccine remained in the meat of the animals, raising concerns for both consumers and producers. The segment emphasizes the potential risks of mRNA technology entering the food supply through large-scale agricultural vaccination programs.

Diplomat Stéphane Dion argues that Canada will never join the EU because it would require a loss of sovereignty and involve complex equalization payments. Meanwhile, in Alberta, discussions continue regarding a potential vote on secession or increased provincial autonomy.

The hosts discuss the monopoly on beef processing held by a few large companies like Tyson, which they blame for high consumer prices. They advocate for regenerative ranching and local processing, citing examples like K&C Cattle in Luling, Texas. Adam Curry shares his experience buying beef directly from local ranchers to bypass the industrial supply chain and support community-based agriculture.

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins defends the decision to import Argentine beef, claiming it will provide a 25% price decrease for lower-income families. The Iowa Cattlemen's Association opposes the move, fearing it will harm domestic producers. Adam Curry also mentions his new podcast, "We Get To Do This," co-hosted with Pastor Jimmy, which focuses on faith and Christianity.