Topic: Roundup

Concerns are rising regarding Donald Trump's recent policy shifts, including granting liability protection to glyphosate manufacturers. This move is described as a departure from the anti-globalist trajectory seen earlier in the administration. Despite these concerns, the disruption of the previous globalist order is viewed as a historical process that remains superior to Democratic alternatives.

Donald Trump is reportedly under extreme stress due to ongoing indictments and a heavy workload, leading to a more "maniacal" and "grumpy" demeanor behind the scenes. Alex Jones claims Trump has made deals to suppress the Epstein files and has gone "sideways" on issues like liability protection for Roundup (glyphosate). Jones mentions reports of Trump screaming at advisors, including Pete Hegseth, as the administration grapples with the quagmire of the Iran conflict.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. defended President Donald Trump's executive order regarding glyphosate, arguing that the policy aims to bring industrial production back to the United States before a gradual phase-out. Critics express concern over the order providing liability protection to Bayer, the parent company of Monsanto, despite evidence linking Roundup to cancer and neurological damage. Kennedy maintains that the compromise is necessary to avoid immediate industrial disruption while educating the public on wheat intolerance.

President Trump signed an executive order declaring glyphosate production a national security issue, effectively granting liability protection to companies like Bayer and Monsanto. While the administration argues the chemical is a necessary precursor for weapons manufacturing, critics like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. warn of its extreme toxicity and link to cancer. The order is viewed by some supporters as a betrayal of the "MAHA" (Make America Healthy Again) agenda.

On the same day President Trump signed an executive order promoting glyphosate production, the company that owns Roundup proposed a $7.25 billion settlement for cancer-related lawsuits. This policy contradiction has caused friction within the "MAHA" movement, as supporters of RFK Jr. view the promotion of the chemical as a threat to public health. The host expresses confusion over the administration's decision to back a known carcinogen.

A detailed discussion on the use of glyphosate (Roundup) as a desiccant on wheat crops shortly before harvest. The speaker argues that modern "gluten intolerance" is actually a reaction to weed killer residue in the food supply. He cites Mel Gibson's observations on the healthiness of European wheat compared to American GMO crops and the link between glyphosate and various cancers.

The widespread use of glyphosate (Roundup) is blamed for the rise in "leaky gut" and wheat allergies in America. Bovine colostrum is presented as a solution to repair the gut lining and provide essential immunoglobulins that block harmful microbes. The discussion touches on how modern agricultural chemicals have compromised human health, necessitating specialized supplementation.

The discussion covers the rise of metabolic disease and the use of GLP-1 drugs as a "tool" that is often mismanaged. Bueller notes that while the U.S. allows 10,000 ingredients in food, many are banned in Europe. Chemicals like glyphosate (Roundup) and atrazine are linked to cancer and endocrine disruption, yet they remain prevalent in the American food supply due to the FDA's reliance on industry-funded data.

Modern health issues like gluten intolerance are attributed to the practice of spraying wheat with Roundup (glyphosate) just before harvest. This is compared to the ancient Romans' use of lead in pottery, which caused widespread neurological damage. The discussion also touches on the intentional addition of fluoride to water and toxic nuclei used in cloud seeding and jet fuel.

A caller from Ohio shares a personal story of losing his health and livelihood after being pressured by the UAW to take the COVID-19 vaccine. He reports a surge in "turbo cancers" and sudden deaths among his vaccinated peers. The segment also covers observations of heavy geoengineering (chemtrails) and the impact of glyphosate on the food supply.

"Protocol 7" is described as unique because it is being released while the underlying litigation is still active. The discussion contrasts this with Pfizer's attempt to seal its COVID-19 vaccine trial documents for 75 years. A former head of the Texas Health Department reportedly admitted to the host that vaccines cause problems but claimed the "good" outweighed the harm.

Owen Shroyer and Diane Kaser discuss the power of the free market in shifting consumer habits toward healthier products, citing the success of the Non-GMO movement. They warn against the use of chemical-heavy products like Roundup, bug spray, and high-SPF sunscreens, which they claim are "industrial waste." Shroyer shares his personal experience of improved health after stopping the use of these conventional products.

The rise of gluten intolerance is attributed to the practice of spraying ripe wheat with Roundup (glyphosate) just before harvest. It is argued that consumers are not gluten intolerant but rather "Roundup intolerant" due to the chemical runoff and direct application on food crops.

The hosts discuss the success of supporting businesses like Chick-fil-A and Yuengling that align with conservative values. Nick DiPaolo recounts performing politically incorrect jokes about Barack Obama and Nancy Pelosi at the Comedy Cellar in New York. The segment highlights the use of humor to disarm political narratives and the pushback from liberal audiences.

The discussion continues with a focus on CDC and FDA documents that list products containing Alpha-Gal, such as gelatin and bovine extract used in vaccines. Jones compares the meat allergy phenomenon to "gluten intolerance," which he claims is actually an intolerance to Roundup (glyphosate) sprayed on wheat. He asserts that the globalist agenda is targeting the beef industry to control the food supply.

Alex Jones compares the current attack on meat to the historical use of glyphosate (Roundup) on wheat, which he claims caused the explosion of gluten intolerance. He notes that farms are being shut down in the Netherlands, Ireland, and Asia to create "social unrest and starvation." Jones argues that the "Alpha-Gal" tick narrative is a cover for vaccine-induced proteins designed to destroy the meat industry.

Filtering tap water and shower water is recommended to mitigate exposure to toxins like glyphosate, Roundup, and industrial acids. The Alexa Pure Breeze filtration system is promoted as a high-grade solution that reduces thousands of chemicals to non-detectable levels. The segment emphasizes that the government and media suppress reports on water toxicity while attacking those who advocate for self-protection.

Sperm counts in Europe and the U.S. have reportedly dropped 95% since the 1950s, a trend now appearing in Brazil following the introduction of Roundup. The host attributes this to chemical warfare via herbicides like glyphosate and atrazine. He warns that these substances are causing physical mutations and sterilization in the human population.

Dr. Mercola reflects on his history of taking on large corporations, such as his work exposing the dangers of Roundup. He notes that the attempt to censor his book "The Truth About COVID-19" backfired, leading to nearly a million copies sold. Mercola concludes by stating that the current medical system will likely collapse if enough people refuse to comply with mandates, as the social and economic structure cannot function without the participation of the "unvaccinated" workforce.

Acting FDA Commissioner Janet Woodcock is criticized for her past role in authorizing OxyContin and fentanyl. The segment also recalls the Bayer pharmaceutical scandal where the company knowingly shipped HIV-contaminated blood products globally. These historical examples are used to question the safety and liability protections granted to current COVID-19 vaccine manufacturers.